The Singapore Free Press, 18 July 1961

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    21 1 KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL HEWS YOU MUST BEAD., The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. 15 CENTS. TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1961
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    6500,000 for GOVT. MEN
    57 1 L s. sends a man into space today: P. 2 Varsity bursary winners: P. 3 Russian fashions at big show: P. 6 Fast gallop on the Penang track: P. 12 ,000 to get m pay under lew pact :i Fues. -nine I I I I v
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    Western Big Three may meet soon on Berlin
    192 1 LONDON, Tuesday. A MEETING of the "Bii< Three" Western foreign ministers in Paris in early August to plan allied policy on the Berlin crisis appeared to be shaping up today. A British Foreign Office i spokesman told questioners at his daily press
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    Bowles and Dulles to keep posts
    64 1 WASHING i ON. Tues. The Wliite House spokesman said yes- j terday that it was "obvious" that Mr. Chester Bowles was remaining in !n.s i)osi of Unuer-Secreiary oi S:ate. I'jieie nad .li.^o been publi&iied reports yesterday thai Mr. Allan Dulles, Director at me Central
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    Pothoiers trapped
    30 1 ORLEANS (Indiana), Tues. Police cawis yesterday began an underground search foi two paholers who were trapped v hen F 000 wa eel's swept inrougn <> larrow limestone cavern near
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    6 die in park
    31 1 MONTERREY (Mexico), Tu£s. Higii winds poimcUng a 60-foot-higli fei.i.s wheel at an amu.setnent paik caused it to collapse and send st>: persons screaming i to Uieii deaths.
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    PLANNED: 9,500 MORE HOUSES AT BIG FIRE SITE
    121 1 PLANNED: 9,500 MORE HOUSES A T BIG FIRE SITE SINGAPORE, Tuesday. pONSTRUCTION of another 9,500 low-cost housing units at the Bukit Ho Swee fire site is expected to begin in a month or two. Revealing this, a spokesman for the Housing and Development Board said that building plans were now
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    SHIP WRECKED ON REEF: CAPTAIN AND CREW OF FIFTY RESCUED
    140 1 SHIP WRECKED ON REEF: CAPTAIN AND CREW OF FIFTY RESCUED CIINGAPORE. Tues. An American ship bound Cor Singapore picked up the master and crew of 50 ot the freighter Bora which was wrecked off the Debritto reel! in the South China Sea on Sunday, ii was Learned this morning. According
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    EVIAN PEACE TALKS TO RESUME ON THURSDAY
    99 1 EVIAN PEACE TALKS TO RESUME ON THURSDAY PARIS. Tues.— The French Government last nipht announced that peace talks with the Algerian Lnsurgv nt leaders will resume on Thursday, at the Chateau de Lugrin, near Eyian. A similar announcement was made in Tunis simultaneously by the "Algerian Provisional Go\ ernment." The
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    Yuri likes London
    23 1 MOSCOW. Tues. Major Yuri Gagarin said he liked London very much "noi only London bm all 'English towns I visited."
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    Lock icon HE'S FIRST ASIAN TO GET HIGH RANK IN MRNVR
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    Naval man retires on day he is made Commander
    280 1 Naval man retires on day he is made Commander SINGAPORE, Tuesday [|A.I! JAMIL BIN ILVII DZAFIR, 50, is the lirsi Asian lo become a Commander in Ihe Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. He retired llir same day after serving 21 years in Uie MRNVR. Bom and bred in Singapore, Haji
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    REFRIGERATION WORKERS WANT PAY RISE
    80 1 REFRIGERATION WORKERS WANT PAY RISE rUNGAPORE, Tues. Some employees of the Majran Refrigerating Co.. Cannmeni Road, want salary increases and better condi- ns ol service. The Industrial Workers Uni m "i Singapore ha submitted a sei ol claims on behalf oi the workers to the m nag< ment, i t-.'riiny:
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    Khrushchev on holiday
    50 1 Moscow. Tues. Mr. Nikita Khrushchev Is reported out of mScow on holiday at his villa on, tbexnack Sea coast. He \ras inot V, (M V the soviet lekders at Mosi v 0n yesterday to p:eet Sudani P?esideiH IWrahim Abboud on his arrival lor a 10--day state visit.
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    25th anniversary
    28 1 MADRID, Tue&j-Spwn da commemorated me 26tti a niversarv of m* beginning ot w V civ civil war that broumit oSSStfMbM Francisco Franco LO T)() A Cl*
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    Track made mockery of Bukit Timah form but watch these 8
    551 1 Track made mockery of Bukit Timah form but watch these 8 By A Special Correspondent BUKIT TIMAH. Tues. Track conditions at the course during the weekend made a mockery of Buk i t Timah form. A number of fancied horses put up poor performances. On Saturday the track had a
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    It's cholera jabs for passengers to Sarawak
    232 1 It's cholera jabs for passengers to Sarawak ORDER GOES OUT TO AIRLINES, SHIPS SINGAPORE. Tues.— j Following an outbreak of cholera in Kuch i n z. Smuapore authorities have ordered all passengers bound for Sarawak to be inoculated before boardIng planes or ships. Cholera, which broke out late last week
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    Latest
    168 1 FILM STUDIOS MAY CLOSE LONDON uc* "I b* itisfa Ulw itutastrf w.«y .•.j witti i *<'innktc un «i Lti Mafftf ;-lUJi... I) S 1 I, him ,{fni i in lc hr, •< i.iris <J«» < < tr ion .!<■■ It.' 11, film t). i' *i< i nd i i
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    SHARES DROP AGAIN UNDER SPECULATIVE SELLING
    277 2 SHARES DROP AGAIN UNDER SPECULATIVE SELLING I ONDON, Tues.--Mil- J lions were again 1 v s h e d off the m a r k c t values of shares and although conditions rallied later buyers, faced with the possibility of drastic moves by Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, Chancellor of the
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    Severe reaction as boom in industrial shares grows stale
    366 2 Severe reaction as boom in industrial shares grows stale By Free Press Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'pHE BOOM in industrials carried over to the early part of the period and then went stale, and this was followed by a very severe reaction, states a leading Singapore sharebroker's report on last
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    Ships in port
    127 2 CHIPS LVINC atoNgsidO the Singapore J Ktoarvtj today .ire Negfi s:.;r Mara 49/41, Bo onMll 3S/39, Nai ka: Maru 5 A ima Uara 13 i 27/2S, Indus -9, I real- j 1 x Ha i KHU io£ :-v. o. lUTCR KOAOS: A"! UnftS, j lajat, laraesE r
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    TIN HARDENS AFTER EARLY FALL: STEADY AT LOWER LEVEL
    142 2 TIN HARDENS AFTER EARLY FALL: STEADY AT LOWER LEVEL I ONDON. Tues. —Tin values initially were lower j following the fall at Singa- 1 pore, but buying interest subsequently quickened and the market ruled steady at the lower level in good ac- j tivity. Trade quarters reported a fair amount
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    Air talks today
    35 2 WASHINGTON. rue.-. The U.S. and the Soviet Union will beir.u talks in Washington today aimed at setting up commercial i air services between New York and Moscow, the S.ate Department has announced.
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    Hong Kong prices
    54 2 HONG KONG. Mou. dosing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S Bank Corporation $410 $406 sales .-ales j Wheeloclc afarden $13.70 $13.40 s.iie.- sales H'kong phone $57.00 $56.50 sales sales Dairy Farm Cold Siorage $42.7.3 542.00 sales .-ale.s Taikoo Dock $74.50 573.50 sales .^ale.s Jardlne Mathleson
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    116 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares L t -..<i sales in me Singapore Trading Room yesterday weie: INDUSTRIALS: Fed. Dis. $1.47 (down 3 cents), I. X. Oui- $2.(52 tup 12 cents), Gammon $2.10 (unchanged), js.es. $2.50 (up 10 cents), Steamers 89 cents ■up 4 cents), S. Times $3.73 <up 13
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    Hungarian-Chinese trade pact
    47 2 VIENNA, Tues. Hungary and the Chinese Peoples Republic last Saturday signed the HungarianChine&e trade and payments agreement for 1961. Hungary will export machinery, power stations, tractors and motor vehicles to China in return for metals, chemicals, paper goods, textile machinery, silks and consumer goods.
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    Textile crisis talks
    32 2 GENEVA, Tues. Top officials from 16 nations met here yesterday for a five-day conference to try and solve the serious problems facing the world cotton textile industry and trade.
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    Nuclear accord
    21 2 CANBERRA, Tues.— The 12 Antarctic treaty nations have agreed to exchange information on nuclear equipment and techniques in Antarctica.
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    Forgotten brollies
    17 2 LONDON. Tues. Londoners left a record 90,984 umbrellas on underground trains and buses last year
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    Bloodhound, dog, murderer: Eichmann accused
    241 2 Bloodhound, dog, murderer: Eichmann accused JERUSALEM Tues. Adolf Eichmann, flustered and nervously clutching his desk, had to explain at his trial for mass murder why Gestapo Chief, Heinrich Mueller once said: "If only we had 50 Eichmanns we would have conquered the world." "It was a Bavarian joke," he .said.
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    Police free boy, 13, from American Nazi headquarters
    211 2 Police free boy, 1 3, from American Nazi headquarters Mnvtci. GTON Vir ini a), Tuesday. JtWISH parents of a 13-year-old hoy who claim that "storm troopers" of George Rockwell's American Nazi Party had handcuttedhim and held him captive, said last night they had received a piece of cloth bearing a
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    LAOS: HOPE OF EARLY END TO DEADLOCK
    93 2 LAOS: HOPE OF EARLY END TO DEADLOCK GENEVA, Tucs— The EastWest disagreement over the future procedure of the 14-nation Laos Conference seemed likely to be resolved following a 90-minute meeting yesterday between the British and Soviet co-chair-men. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. Britain, and Mr. Ueorgi Pushkin. Soviet I nion, met
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    FUR FLIES AS 2,000 WOMEN FIGHT
    91 2 jyjELBOURNE. Tues. Two women fighting over a 199-guinea fur stole at a city sale yesterday, tore the lining and had to be separated by a shop assistant. Incredible scenes followed when more than 2.000 women crowded into the fur department of Foy and Gison
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    GRENADE YOUTH CHARGED WITH KILLING FIANCEE AND MOTHER IN 17-HR. SIEGE
    172 2 GRENADE YOUTH CHARGED WITH KILLING FIANCEE AND MOTHER IN 17-HR. SIEGE ROME. Tues. Mauro Serafini, 20 year old house painter who held police at bay for nearly IT hours with machinegun lire and grenades during the weekend was last night charged with the murder oi his fiancee and her mother
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    'Witnesses' meet
    33 2 Hamburg, rues.- Deteg ition* frum Japan. India ana Pakistan are among 4") j.;o: u^ from abroa i who have arrived here bo cake par: in an open-aii congress of Jehovah's Witnesses.
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    Gnssom hurtles into space today: Final test for earth orbit
    293 2 Gnssom hurtles into space today: Final test for earth orbit CAPE CANAVERAL, Tuesday. AIR FORCE Captain Virgil Grissom hurtles into space from this A missile base today in what will probably be the final test before the United States attempts to orbit a man three times around the earth later
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    Seven die in crash
    22 2 MANILA. T> v.t re lulled I ljured yesterday whei bus collided wil o'i national bid j north bera
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      115 2 NOTE: AH prices beioio lIN reS! u No 1 Rss Jul r^«»^ r~ o are middle -nrit>p% E9io* twm landed once 291 291 toronu? Prices are mutate vrv.es. Tnree montn9 92 2j £9isj COFFEE: Futures *b KSfttiun^ni i-riw £91] £908 Contract, July 37.12 ."J7.2« LONDON, July 17. Clo^inff Price* TONE:
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    252 3 LMrrrJ»f Wl I J4^t^^^t^^L rt JIMMM iffllflM If At.. vPORE, Tuesday. \vn\s are featured in !..i^t Asia and Aus liinii 1 i>> autln >r Charles •'i the Eastern Mcdi l\ ople of tin- West- noakii g men ol fad thai i :< re are ioo Indi; i and
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    Clerk who stole $8.50 pen gets a chance
    122 3 Clerk who stole $8.50 pen gets a chance MNGAPORE, Tues.An accounts clerk who was convicted of stealing a pen today was given "a chanci by a magistrate, and told: "'Do not yield to temptation." Giving Sim Hai Chii ag. 41 a conditional discharge for six months, the ma i trate,
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    A grim future without family planning, 200 warned
    227 3 A grim future without family planning, 200 warned LiFV MI)n SINGAPORE, Tuesday, y M.AI ORE must make full use of famil planning to arrest the rapid growth of th population which, it unchecked, might lea< to economic disaster. Mr. Lv Yaw, the Assistanl Director <» education, said (his when he
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    AT LAST MINUTE SHE LEARNS CHICK TRICK
    129 3 OAYA LEI Tues.— A :ilLuchin g irl, v ho "lasl-mlnuto bid" I:. how to fashion odd chickens from cotlev* ne y; siv rdaj after she had t< red the art. s Sim Geok Lan, a nak< i She ame to >re a month
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    FORMER DEPUTY SHIPPING MASTER DIES AGED 53
    138 3 FORMER DEPUTY SHIPPING MASTER DIES AGED 53 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. O Paul Ezekiel, until recently Deputy Shipping Master died at his home in Jalan Eunos after a short illiK ss He was 53. Well-known irj shipping cles, Mr. Elzekie] retired In -'■'> this year after 35 years' service with the
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    Welcome to Singapore
    54 3 Mr. Ashoke Sen. India's Minister for Law. a td his wife, .i- 1 here for a twoday visit They flew In by Qantaa from Australia, and leave tomorrow. Mr. Irvine A. Laroche, export manager, arrived by air from Saigon, and leaves for Bangkok tomorrow. He is staying
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    Freed of cheating
    39 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. K. S. lathan, who pleaded not uilty tc a charge oi cheating 1 ilangovan, a bus conducor of $750, by falsely repreentins to him that he had a louse to sell, was acquitted resterday.
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    146 BURSARY AWARDS THE FULL LIST
    477 3 Siy.OAt'UntL. luca. Education Ministry has awarded the following- 146. new bursaries to studepts at the University of Malaya ior the 1961-62 academic year: TEACHING: CTnau Fwjß ($750), Miss Chan Ying ($1,500) Miss Cheng Sek-Huang, Veronica i 51.500) Chelliah, Kanciiah (S7SOJ Cnow Hock Lock ($1,000),
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      123 3 kov \i.: p unalar (Tamil) 0, 7.30. >i\(. IPORI roi i( l BAND: rmanci at Katong Park, 7.30 to &30 pan. -IN(.\|M)KK AKT SOCIETY: artists exbiDitkm, British Un we Mansions, orm:v MOVEMENT: Prei film Girls' Home, .v ml Upper Wilkii Road 7.30 \l\ ERSITT OF MAI Mf i\ SINGAPORE vrimvrs'
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    SPEECH CONTEST IN PUNJABI FOR STUDENTS
    22 4 SPEECH CONTEST IN PUNJABI FOR STUDENTS CJING be hi st I r an c: students oj Entry for U the X ta
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    Rotary Club talk
    10 4 SING/ Mr D E Of ga] Rote
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    They will now teach Malay in school for the deaf
    74 4 They will now teach Malay in school for the deaf SINGAPORE, The School for the Dei in Charlton Lai board* and clay j pupils, II on introduce Mj I: arl oi its curric The pi n Mr. Pen I pupi. Chines ?eogr p dr Mala: addii ms nd ran m
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    Big response to guide-training offer: 500 fill in questionnaires
    129 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A. )RE THAN 500 applications have been received by the Singapore Tourist Association v.nd the .Ministry of Culture in answer to an offer to train Singaporeans as tourist guides. Questionnaires have already been sent til to the applicants, The
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    Mission builds $60,000 centre for youths
    124 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. yilK Seventh I)a> Adventisl Mission ha erected a $(>(),()()() youth centre behind its church in Balestier Road. Mr. James Wan. an asso- ciau pastor, said it was the first youth centre the mission had constructed. El will b<> opened next month Part
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    3 welfare bodies get $100 grants
    40 4 3 welfare bodies get $100 grants Tues.— .i ive r r. Soci( y welfare org Si They arc Singapore sociation for the Blind, Sir Anti-Tuberculosis ition, Convent of the Infant Jesus, Allis ;ionary 'on and Home for t f> a.
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    Culture, fun and wrestling to aid school fund
    81 4 Culture, fun and wrestling to aid school fund SINGAPORE, Tues. The cull il nd social secof the Singapore \g elation •■Pi.: jabi M< culture shi w 13 South School i ociation's fund. many Punjabi and songs. Mrs. I umdar ala Lumpur will per- h ai Majid will sii songs and
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    Members again
    19 4 Gfi -ORE. Tues. V..J. Coleclough and have been red members ol the :i übber Export Rc•i Board.
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    SPECIAL AIRMAIL ENVELOPES TO BQOST TOURISM IN MALAYA
    102 4 SPECIAL AIRMAIL ENVELOPES TO BQOST TOURISM IN MALAYA WTVALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Tourism in Malaya will eive an attractive "boo^t" from special airmail enipes which have been ,ur;ed by Papineau Studios" Advertising with the nraiion of the FederaTourist Promotion Officer. The envelopes. lithographed In colour, have an atrac Lye front cover
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    Phone link to cost $200 mil. more
    144 4 LUMPUR Tues d Commi nt] mnicat i m D. M External 1 lons Bri I nd leader l< gation a conference Lla Lumpur said this. >aid it o] n cl that the compute o! the globe by ibmarine and land cable ould cost
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    Youth club to hold talent contest
    12 4 Youth club to hold talent contest addressed 1 retar; i -are oil
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    157 4 TIIK Singapore \quati* ils third show in con the Orienl Vcar w at tl on August 30. There aiv seven sectii the photographic con pi f On "Fish and Aquariums." A tew sections are open to aiua teurs only. The se7en sections are furnished aquaria, gold livebearcn>. small egglayei
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    I-cards revenue
    17 4 KUALA. LUMPUR, I Registration Departm collected more than Si milli I for new identity cards.
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    Marvels Combine TO MAKE you tick
    553 5 Marvels Combine TO MAKE you tick t R r^SIPE STOKX ft. 5> A RE YOU AMONG THE MORNING PEOPLE' OR THE EVENING PEOPLE rim marvels that combine human body tick is the protective mechanisms of the medical profession are nselves. Many fascinating i- are little known: ...with here and there
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      289 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis /EVERY MAGiCI AM NOW- WELL! JNETH/EF —HOW POES HE V^- AT LAST! WHERE'VE YOU SESIMS HIS ACTffY WHERE IS THAT) POES USE ESCAPE 'T^'E GAS BEEN Mi[7lN<3? •^FU-U.M©AKA3BIT~ RAB^iTT SL-EE&: VS tf/MSE'LS= \V Wfr A^S
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE Anson and the future
    344 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Anson and the future r pHE outcome oi the Anson by-election can have brought satisfaction to noiw of the participants except, of course, Mr. David Marshal] and Ins Workers' Party. For tne Governmeni it :i> the second ciefeat in two successive by- t lect >ns. There is,
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    Nikita's slinky envoys
    95 6 Nikita's slinky en voys (T is now on at Earls Court, London the biggest show Russia has ever staged abroad. And the Russians, who are not rated among the most fashion- conscious people of the world, are using part of their exhibition to convince the world that they can be
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    A LOOK AROUND THE RUSSIAN EXHIBITION
    395 6 A LOOK AROUND THE RUSSIAN EXHIBITION ii/HEN Russia goes on show she never does things by halves. And her fashion display, at the Soviet Exhibition at Earls Court. London, is. she boasts, her largest to date. Watching the sev c n pretty girls, as well drilled as a Moscow May
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    22 6 R FE Doctor Cj II ii I lor I .iou 1 B^ oOHC TO THINK GRADUATES FULLY TRAINED AFTER PASSING EXAMS'
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    UNKNOWN
    224 7 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. j^K lultiit^ in Singapore have the head of the Engineer\lr. T. Helm, to make every practical experience after Hit lalesl i»»ue oi The lv- Polytechnic Students' pointed out lhal it w;is Ihc young gruduate w;is ,ssc(l his final exam- I n;il l< Mis. also said lhat every
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    TWO-WEEK TRINITY COLLEGE COURSE FOR 27 CHRISTIAN WORKERS
    107 7 CINGAPORE, Tues. Twenty-seven Singapore and Federation Christian workers from different denominations are attending a two-week training class at Trinity College here. Among these workers, who have been serving in new villages in the Federation, are six women. The class was opened by
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    Land rent revision affects 5 sites
    46 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues, Only ::ve buildings sites at Eraser's ffill will be affected c". the new revision of land reni which comes into effect Jan I nexi year. This was stated in Kuala Lump it by a spokesman for Secretariat.
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    Free from malaria
    32 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue^.— -re has noi been a single tim malaria In Kuala mpur so far this year, ac- i to the Municipal Health Officer, Dr. L. S. Sodr.v
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    OFF TO SET UP FISHERIES CENTRE
    157 7 PAYA LEBAK, Tues. A team of six marine experts passed through Singapore on their way to set up the first fisheries training: centre in Ceylon. Mr. Tatsuo Abe, leader of the team, said that this was part of a technical assistance programme between the
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    U.A.R. OFFICIALS WIND UP GOODWILL TOUR OF STATE
    136 7 U.A.R. OFFICIALS WIND UP GOODWILL TOUR OF STATE PAY A LEBAR. Tues. A two-man mission from the United Arab Republic has left Singapore for Ceylon during a tour of the Far East to strengthen relations between the countries. They are Mr. Abdel Salam Moussa, director of the cinema research department
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    RAFFLES GIRLS IN DEBATE FINAL
    150 7 RAFFLES GIRLS IN DEBATE FINAL S~ ING APORE. l ues. Raffles Secondary Girls' School entered the final of the inter-secondary schools' debate by beating Tanjong Katong Secondary Girls' School. In the semi-finals held at the Chinese YMCA auditorium. Raffles girls scored 289 v points. They "opposed the motion: ••The standard
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    Homesick: So he's 'dying' to see wife and children
    160 7 Homesick: So he's 'dying' to see wife and children PAYA LEBAR, Tuesday. I A anxious-looking Jakarta-bound passenger x impatiently paced up and down the lobby of the airport building here, unaware of the attention centred on him. REASON: Mr. Soetirto, Inspector of Finance at the General Accounts office in Jakarta,
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    Band music in park
    20 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.- The Jingapore Police Band wil »lay at Katong Park frorr 30 to 8.30 tonight.
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    'THE NEW DANGER FACING CHRISTIANITY'
    80 7 'THE NEW DANGER FACING CHRISTIANITY' PAYA LEBAK. Tues. Christianity is not accordled its true significance in 1 many cases, and has been treated as an academic subject, according to the Rev. H. Pakpahan, an Indonesian Lutheran pastor. Mr. Pakpahan of the Batak Church in Sumatra passed through Singapore alter a
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    13 NEW SOCIETIES GRANTED REGISTRATION IN SINGAPORE
    102 7 13 NEW SOCIETIES GRANTED REGISTRATION IN SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, Tues. Thirteen new societies have been registered in Singapore, I states the Government Gazi ette. They are the United King- dom Manufacturers' Repres entatives Association. Evereaay Sports Ciub. "Hong Kuak" Hoon Yang Kong See, British Broadcasting Corporation (Malaya) Club, Singapore branch: Radio
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    Rupert and the Old Hat—15
    99 7 Rupert and the Old Hat 15 Mr. Bean comes in and looks at the clock. Perhaps the little door stuck and the cuckoo couldn't set out,** he suggests. So Rupert fetches a chair and ptitts open the door. Then they both give a gasp. The cuckoo isn't there cries Rupert.,
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    BUDDHISTS URGED TO HELP SPREAD THEIR FAITH
    199 7 BUDDHISTS URGED TO HELP SPREAD THEIR FAITH SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Venerable Yen Pei, of Vietnam, has called on all Buddhists to act and live as missionaries of Buddha. He said this was important as the message of Buddha would relief mankind from tensions and fears in a world of turmoil,
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    TOP MEDICAL VARSITY PROFESSOR VISITS FACULTY HERE
    102 7 TOP MEDICAL VARSITY PROFESSOR VISITS FACULTY HERE OAYA LEBAR, Tues A professor from what is reputedly the best medical university In Japan is now in Singapore to inspect the medical faculty of the University of Malaya. Hr Is Prof. Y. Shiokawa of the Juntendo University, a private institution. He Is
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      206 7 lA^aJiaAi^BlßwfeM™*^'"^ 1 d "i I «-t. ir h can prove complicated. no risks and buihl "n^JJ 00 Get organised. IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... fe e "SSVSu*. 28): saf- ou rius (Jan. hl-m. w): LEO ri \RD all your money A(|UAKIUd A \OID all arguVOl have a dynamic person- resi s\i
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    talk TEENAGE and TALENTIME
    211 8 MEDAN TEACHER GIVES UP LAW STUDY FOR LOVE OF DANCING Aim -YEAR-OLD Indonesian dance teacher has arrived here from Medan to teach Malay dance teachers here the art of In do n c s 1 a n classic! dances. She is Miss Tengku Johamiet bint i
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    SALESMAN WHO AIMS TO BE A SINGER
    103 8 SALESMAN WHO AIMS TO BE A SINGER STEVEN TAN. 19.— a salesman in a shoe store. wants to become a singer. A former pupil of St. Andrew's School, his hobbies are singing, badminton and stamp collecting:. Steven took up singing- a year ago and made his first appearance as a
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    STUDENTS TO STAGE MOCK ASSEMBLY MEETING
    110 8 STUDENTS TO STAGE MOCK ASSEMBLY MEETING SECONDARY school students will staije a mock Legislative Assembly on August 8 to pve teenagers who have not yet attended i full session ;i chance to see how our assemblymen carry out their duties. Organised by the Teenage Forum Sub-committee of Raffles Institution and
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    The Menorah Club-a 'home for children
    95 8 r<HILDREN are always made to feel at "home" at the Menorah Club, in Oxley Road. Mr. EUias Meyer, president of the Club, said an average of 50 children visited the club every evening to play games and participated in social and educational activities. On
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    These girls are dancing their way to harmon
    135 8 These girls are dancing their way to harmon REGULAR PRACTICES AH HELD IN CHURCH HAIi SIX Chinese girls who arc members ;»t the (iirls Life BrUad< of the Presb>terian Church in Prinsep Street have teamed up to learn Malay daminii. These six sirls not only perform Mala> dances but they
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    TEEN-BEAT 'TREKKERS' ON WAY TO THE TOP
    181 8 "'THE Trekkers" a A teenage band formed only a year a<rn, have already shot into a position as one of the leading musical groups in Singapore today. This promising band was started by throe young boys Harry Gan. 1"», Charles \g, 14, and
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    He switches to Engh songs—enters finals in first conter
    181 8 He switches to Engh songs enters finals in first conter MOHAN D ASS ANN AM A LAY who Is well on the way to fame in the entertainment world here, attributes his success solel) to switching over to English soniis from the Indian lyrics he had started <>;! with. Mohandas.s,
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    LIPSTICK IN A NOVELTY CART-IDEAL GIFT FOR A GIRL
    95 9 LIPSTICK IN A NOVELTY CART-IDEAL GIFT FOR A GIRL WITH fashion fads coming and going it is wise to get our beauty requisites in small doses. And I suppose that is why the recent introduction of demi-lipstick and eye-shadow Is catching on. The latest selection of watereoiour pastel lipsticks and
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    Prettiest powder compact
    40 9 THE prettiest powder compact I've seen is one which is decorated with a rose intricately cut from a mother-of-pearl. To top it off, the rose is centred with a single cultured pearl. Matching lipstick case also obtainable.
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    THE PARTY-LOOK FOR THAT ORDINARY DRESS
    64 9 THE PARTY-LOOK FOR THAT ORDINARY DRESS BABIES' outfits are .so easy to sew that it takes little effort to give it a professional touch. With these sweet motifs 1 found at a High Street store, you can give a partylook to an ordinary dress you may be sewing. The motifs—
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    Best batter whip
    21 9 I'VE tound the most practical batter whip. Made of stainless steel, it is curved to lit Ihe bowl.
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    How to look really beautiful
    373 9 ASDFDFSSDFA EACH PART OF YOUR OUTFIT MUST BLEND WITH WHOLE J|AYK you ever heard of the saying thai beauty is a lull length picture? You probably have. But what is more important, have you ever wondered what it imDlies? Basically, it means what it says-
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    THIS CAKE NEEDS COOL OVEN TO BE SUCCESSFUL
    324 9 THIS CAKE NEEDS COOL OVEN TO BE SUCCESSFUL PIXGER-BRhAD and ginger-cakes are very rarely baked these days. And the reason seems to be thai people have found them difficult l(> bake because of the syrupy nature °Tm> \vl ret Zv success is A SPOON THAT to bake the cake in
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    TAKES THE TOIL OUT OF COOKING
    73 9 TAKES THE TOIL OUT OF COOKING r piIIS is more than a x measuring spoon. It Is a ladle for stirring as well. This -makes cooking so much easier measure out your ingredients, pour into the rest of the mixture and stir. With its .special pouring lips, (so that the
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    Stumbling block: Jewellery or no jewellery?
    172 9 Stumbling block: Jewellery or no jewellery? JEWELLERY or no jewellery? This proved to be the stumbling block for the majority of our readers who took part in Fashion Sense No. 11. Showing a beach outfit which comprises a pair of tapered slacks and loose overblouse, we gave you, as usual,
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    Durable khaki for small boys
    39 9 Durable khaki for small boys LITTLE boys" shorts have never been more stylishly made. A new range has just arrived at a Hi^h Street store. They are styled with elasticised waistband, two pockets and front zip. In durable khaki.
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    Pleats for your toddler
    43 9 With pleats in fashion, even your little girl would love to wear a skirt just like mummy's. Yes, permanently pleated skirts arc available lor toddlers as young: as three years old. In printed cotton in a riot of colours.
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    Fashion Sense No. 13
    139 9 the most appropriate accessories for this afternoon dress from Peking Co. In printed cotton oi dark green, dark purple and a dash of brown, it is styled aiong the sheath line with bettM neckline. Now place a tick against the accessory in each group you consider
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      188 9 'YOUNG DfitAM'. A Uriof >v wired bra with dainty scaii- J I oped cuds and foam under bu^t supoort. Bn-nylon lace, lined nylon marquise!'**. Mfhite.Bl.cfc.AAßcup.ar V I •YOUNG JO>'. Two-mimt b-a aHi or without brraa*. ys*"^ ~>y Smooth wirino In the under- y X c .jps. Non-iron cctton cu"'rfl In
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      228 10 pau. VITAMIX Home Kitchen Machine i Complete /^S\~ s BLENDER II \^l j EXTRACTOR With FREE GIFT of 5 2 pt. 1 500W Electric Kettle UP. 523.50 Superior Quality Long Lasting "Vitomix" machine Tested by International Societies of tkctricol Engineers. Guaranteed for 12 months. Spare parts replacements available at UK.
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      212 10 GTvOW NEW HAIR g^^'^" at small cost to I vjl^! #< > our Pocket! Oct Py lotion CRt AM Made in Germany /"^MI v[ry effective ;^!^*?^B AGAINST FALLING IJ 5^ .1 HAIR SCALP J* J ITCH DANDRUS-F mSU 0 r and Women, \ounq or old. Safe, Sp. «>d> Ch,ao Thousands
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      186 10 Latest Arrivals Of OPALINE Men's Swiss Fuiiavers Usual hOW Short Sleeves *ith cellar $23.50 SlB 50 Lorg Sleeves with Collar 527 50 _2100 High Collar 529.50 c r C Zip Front E33.00 524.50 V Neck :2? 50 19 r Round Neck 526 bO 518.50 Zip vth 2 Front Pockets S34:_'
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      222 10 /T\S "CURITY" \J BABIES WP| J. j DIAPERS jk (Made in the U.S.A.) I MORE AL.ORBENCr f^ Better Fit For Babies t\^ t 1 pocket of 1 dorcn with 3 Free safety pins f Imported by: SOON JOO S CO. Rt( .House cf Children's Wear) iH^h 53, High St. S
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      122 10 FADSFSDSDFA VTHAY'S ;\M \l. SALE ai 38 39, Bras Basah Road includes nuns non-iron shirts, fancy cotSn bathmats, girls' PYJamas. heaw furnishings and a special discount oi 10' extra on puroi SlO and over. RMANY'S N.S.U. SCOOTER coni p] W ith electric starter spare wheel, luggage carrier front bumper and
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      542 10 ladies LIVING IN Serangoon Garden Estate are Lucky! ROSE BEAUTY SALON. 62A, Serangoon Garden Way gives them the latest .style perm:-. For thai special hairdo you should go there too! ENJOY SEA I Kll' and picnic during Sundays and holidays at. Pulau Hantu. Special launches takes you there and back
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      488 10 available in taeir best vocal and instrumental moods at the Records Rendezvous of PARAMOUNT CO.. (J, Tiong Banru Rol'U. FOR THE LATEST Style I ms> liair-conscious women should visit RILLING BEAU'iY HAIR DRESSERS, 30 Dnobv Gaaut Colo Wave/Machine r- i Set/Shampoo are attended b;. trained staff. VRBEST BALDNESS with "Meaucmi"
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      105 10 SAT-NAM I AKI'H ru.. Kampong Java Road an .< ing, at lock bottom prices, selection oi com Leversible liiuiaii woollen and Belgian ooiton and jute carpels. NO-SEW MKMHNh: Ne« invented mending material pa chc> clothin :ta .<■■ i upholstery, etc by jusl bemj ironed on! From DNIQUS EN 'IKRPRISE LTD.
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    136 11 I Mi VPORE, rues lay. iiLIJ M usscm All, won »st'd-s1 c\ Hing L*vei X B I I I <* ese YMCA a J annual 5 1.v:. j |i n con g l3 li > 1 i•• their Students week oJ 1 are expecting than .mi,) cc p titors
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    SWIFTS CHAMPIONS
    54 11 incident of the Swift Althletic invac Challenge Cup from Mr. the Irea Manager for Stanvac in ■m is the Swift's captain Tan Eng SAAA's inter-club championship I Tar- Park on Sunday. #J Universit; Elizabetli Cheesewri^ht wins the 100 metres (A i n > event in the time of
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    IT WAS TOUGH SAYS ARNOLD PALMER
    65 11 IT WAS TOUGH SAYS ARNOLD PALMER NfORK -v. v Open 'was one oi $1 eh i -i] won." ID by n id scrub, an I gOOd, i fact me." won thi Bi holes on thn ndei -paj isylvaokiE P.G-A. nip la. ibi 'h. "1 in the P.G.A. evei qo\ he
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    Stabieford to the Fells
    44 11 [SON 1 1* -Mr. and I Fell, with a 37 9/16, won the Roj 1 Goli C tub's 18 dxed fou 1 s 0 no c rordj compel ion. i Miss I > ai d F". nkli 1 w ith a
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    Meyer is again the favourite at Gun Club annual shoot
    382 11 Meyer is again the favourite at Gun Club annual shoot SINGAPORE, Tuesday. POLIN I. MKYER Is once again the strong favourite to win the coveted Oei Tiong Ham Challenge Cup :il the Singapore Gun Club's twelfth annual August Bank Holiday shool :il the Bukil Timah range on August (i. Colin
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    Captain's prize golf at RIC
    70 11 THOMSON. Tues. F. G. Richards *14 > and Ng Cheng Bck 1 24> were the winners of the Royal Island Club captain's prize when they returned a score of five-up alter a count back; at the RJ.C.'s links. The runners-up were Heah Hock Meng (6>
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    27 for Japan
    32 11 TOKYO, Tues.— lndonesia's swimming team of 27 members and officials will arrive in Tokyo on Saturday to compete in the 1961 Japan Swimming championships opening here on July 23.
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    Yorkshire lead in County table
    310 11 Yorkshire lead in County table O. M. R. W. A\( Illingworth 573.1 250 1042 71 14.67 i Trueman 646. 3 185 1519 94 16.15 GillhOUley 392 161 748 46 16.26 Savage 580.5 242 1172 71 16.50 Spencer 630.2 172 1483 87 17.04 Flavell 691 202 1913 112 17.08 Moss 598.3
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    HIT THEM FOR A SIX SAYS THIS NEWSPAPER
    176 11 HIT THEM FOR A SIX SAYS THIS NEWSPAPER LONDON. Tues.— The masscirculation Daily Mirror yesterday ordered the Imperial Cricket Conference to "knock for six." a plan to allow South Africa to conJ tinue playing Test cricket in i spite of tiie fact that she has left the Commonwealth. The popular
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    WHISKY FOR BENNETT'S HOLE IN ONE
    54 11 WHISKY FOR BENNETT'S HOLE IN ONE I THOMSON. Tu«>.— H. Bennett scored a hole in one at the 17th ?-;reen whilst playing a friendly round of golf at the Royal Singapore Golf Club's links "at Siir.e Road en Sunday, For accomplishing this feal, Bennett was presented with a bottle of
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    COACH SMYTHS FLIES IN THIS EVENING
    81 11 COACH SMYTHS FLIES IN THIS EVENING SINGAPORE, Tues. The American swimming coach, Mr. E. J. Smythe, expected here yesterday, was delayed owing to the 8.0.A.C. strike. He will be arriving at 4.35 p.m. today Mr. Smythe will be here for j about three month.s, and will be holding clinics for
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    SOON CHYE IS SERANGOON SINGLES CHAMP
    49 12 SOON CHYE IS SERANGOON SINGLES CHAMP rUNGAPORI X oi »f the Upper Ser- C mmunlty Centre's badouxnament playi d last .-r. Ang Soon CV tx at o Soo Nam 15-11. 15-9. DwiUea Goh Sou Nam and A:, hon] I n.l Ang Soon Chye and Tan Pong Kwang 15-8, n-15.
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    NO FUTURE BUT YANKS ARE BETTER FIELDERS
    135 12 NO FUTURE BUT YANKS ARE BETTER FIELDERS lON DON. Tue& An official d: the United States cricket team reported r<'gretfnlly thai he sees "no future" for the game in the us. Said Doug Catlin one <>: nine Engli bin n and two Australian > wh i make up Ihe squad.
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    Resquilleur and Hula Hoop shine on the track
    237 12 Resquilleur and Hula Hoop shine on the track By SCRUTINEER PENANG, Tuesday A SLIGHT drizzle restricted track wort when training for the forthcoming Pen ang Gold Cup meeting opened this morning on the Batu Gantong race course. The track w;is in good condition. Only trainer Bagby's i horses arrived yesterday
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    Mr. Ch'ng could not hide joy
    289 12 Mr. Ch'ng could not hide joy E By a Special Correspondent E I\ID you note the huge smile on the face of E owner Mr. Ch'ng Khwee Kirn when he 5 was presented with the Williamson Memorial Cup on Sunday. E No wonder as he only finalised the pur- chase
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    Five hospitals vie for Ministry's athletic honours
    173 12 Five hospitals vie for Ministry's athletic honours JALAN BESAR, Tuesday. MORE m< n and women, representing iivo hospiuil.-:. I k;ici quarters and Cil Hi i ith are taking part in the Rrst athletic ehampionshi s of the Ministry of Health. Thy n liminj ry ev< tits were held on the
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    ESSEX BATSMEN HITS AN UNBEATEN 181
    181 12 ESSEX BATSMEN HITS AN UNBEATEN 181 I ONDON rues. Close play J scores in yesterday's County i rick< iuat< ties were:At Lord's: Cambridge University 173 (R. Jefferson 54>. Oxford University 179-6 i). Worsiey 43, A. Baig 65). At Bournemouth: Glamorgan 21i and 201 IB. Hedges 40, J Pressdee 46). Hampshire
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    DIAMONDS QUIT THE SOFTBALL LEAGUE
    108 12 DIAMONDS QUIT THE SOFTBALL LEAGUE SINGAPORE. rues.—Diamonds the young American School softbaU team who have yet to win a match have decided to withdraw from the Singapore Softball Association's league this year. The Diamonds are the fourth team to quit the lea- gue. The others were the Flashes from National
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    HARVEY SLAMS THE NOTTINGHAM BOWLERS FOR 140
    190 12 HARVEY SLAMS THE NOTTINGHAM BOWLERS FOR 140 VOTTINGHAM. Tues.—AUS- tralia's Neil Harvey scored a brilliant 140 against Nottinghamshire yesterday. It was hU highest score of the tour. The Australians declared their first innings closed at tea with 364 for ei^ht on the board. At close of the second day's play
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    18 12 KARLSRUHE (Germany), Tues. West Germany's women's track and field team defeated a U.S. team 66-38 yesterday.
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    Bernard sets new native record in the butterfly
    451 12 Bernard sets new native record in the butterfly by B. NORMAN Ka.o.ng. Tuesday "gON V()r MADE IT!" shouted jubilanf Dr. CJhan Ah l\o\\\ father and coach of 11 year-old Bernard Chan, who clocked ;i new Singapore native record lime of 1 mm. 10.8 sees, in the 1(M) metres butterfly stroke
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    Baseball star dies
    35 12 ATLANTA (Georgia), Tues. i T. y. Cnbo, "The Georgia Peach," i can baseball, diec In hospital yes- one of the "immortals" of Ameri- j terday ai the aye of 74. I I
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    145 12 DOWNES WOULD LIKE TO DEFEND TITLE IN NEW YORK >'L. ¥< ►RK, ferry i 1 13..\.;:: the 1 0 ddJ bt boxu 1 oipion, told th< New V■. Stal AthL ti C mmis ion hat hi xi wel--me a chai his .:i X' Y( Dowm si nt able to issic
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    INJURED PATAUDI MAKES GOOD PROGRESS
    92 12 INJURED PATAUDI MAKES GOOD PROGRESS BRIGHTON. rUCS. Thf Nawab of Pataudl, Oxford University cricket captain, admitted to the Sussex Eye Hospital here after a car crash two weeks ago. may Dt released in a few days. The Nawab was takr:? the hospital for an emergi ncj operation on nil right
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    OLIVER LEADS SCC AT RUGBY THIS SEASON
    320 12 OLIVER LEADS SCC AT RUGBY THIS SEASON OTATE rugger player fc3 Keith Oliver has been elected captain of the Singapore Cricket Club's Rugby XV for the coming j rugby season. Keith, whose favourite position is prop, represented Malayan Civilians Last season, and has been playi ing regularly for Singapore. He
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