The Singapore Free Press, 22 July 1961

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    12 1 The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    $15.m HOMES ESTATE
    59 1 How the capsule sank— by Grissom: P. 2 to be Lilt at Yio |chu Kang I 10 CHU KANG, Saturday. housing estate costing about I v i. to be built at the 6th mile, I Kn§ Road, near the Serangoon be backed h\ n leading I I
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    Unknown world disaster
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    The power behind the famous men
    210 1 The power behind the famous men What's new in The t ee Press, the paper that '...n always something fresh offer its reader*? Today, in P. 5, The Free Press starts another new series The Wo in en Behind Ft mous Men. The first instalment tells r inside story of
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    Ashamed" I can't take part says sick Julie
    306 1 Ashamed" I can't take part says sick Julie I ONG BEACK. (Califorma). Sat.— Julie Koh, Miss Singapore, recovering from infectious hepatitis, a disease of the liver, is confined to a room labelled "absolutely no visitors" as 52 other beauties prepare to parade before judges for the "Miss International Beauty" title.
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    Kaliang Park fully booked out for road safety lessons
    215 1 Kaliang Park fully booked out for road safety lessons SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE "miniature traffic city" at Kallang Park opened five months ago. has been fully hooked out by schools in the State for the remainder of this year. In the five months, more than 30.000 students from 200 schools have
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    FPA HAD 1,188 NEW CASES IN TWO MONTHS
    115 1 FPA HAD 1,188 NEW CASES IN TWO MONTHS SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Family Planning Association dealt with 1.188 new cases in Singapore during May and June, this year. its monthly report stated. Home visits totalled 802 in May 888 in June. The report says that oral pills were prescribed by
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    Reds expelled
    24 1 TOKYO. Sat.— The Japan Communist Party announced yesterday thai it has expelled seven mem- oer.s for openly criticising the I party policy.
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    'High cost' protest
    23 1 JAKARTA. Sat.— Several Hundred Jakarta housewives marched to the city hall in a demonstration against the righ cost of living.
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    Smallpox deaths: 7
    21 1 JAKARTA. Sat.— The death- toil from Uie current smallpox ombieak in Palembang, South Sumatra, has now reached seven
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    Govt. takeover
    35 1 COLOMBO. Sat. Mr. Banuu. Ilangaratne, Minister of Commerce tola the Hou.se of Representatives yesterc.ay Lhat Snell Oil Company properties in Ceylon and the suburb of Koionnawa have been taken over by the government.
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    PENBRITIN: A NEW WONDER DRUG
    193 1 LONDON, Sat. British doctors have discovered a new wonder drug pill said to be the biggest triumph in the field of antibiotics since the development of Penicillin, The British Medical Journal said yesterday. Some experts, said he Daily Mail, hailed it as the greatest advance
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    Bizerta falls
    392 1 France has no more immediate objective: Forces to stay defensive unless attacked gIZERTA, Sat.— The besieged garrison of Bizerta fell to the French late yesterday. This wus announced by the commander of the bust' here, Admiral Maurice Amman. French troops battered their way into the heart of the
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    Trouble at talks
    31 1 GENEVA. Sat.— Thr FrancoAlperian peace talks, resumed on Thursday after more than a month's break, have already run into trouble, an Algerian delegation spokesman said here last night.
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    Crash kills six
    29 1 SEATTLE. Sat. An Alaska Airlines plane crashed on Aleutian Lsiano yestercay and all six crew members aboard were killed. The plane had been carrying miliLaiy cargo.
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    Heart massage
    35 1 INDIANAPOLIS. Sat.— A velltii;i;ge;. who was electrocuted here was leviveci by a doctor who cut an eight-inch opening in his rnesi with a penknife, then massaged his heart for more than an hour.
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    'Bad faith' charge
    26 1 GENEVA. Sat. The United States yesterday charged the Soviet Union with "bad faith in the three-power conference h«*?e on banning nuclear weapon te.ius.
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    Prasad rallies
    21 1 NEW DELHI. Sal— Dr. Rajendra Prasad, 86-year-olci Inaian Pre.sic'ent. rallieu yesterday after lion again&t the high cost of nage.
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    Feima is best bet of the day at Penang tomorrow
    619 1 Feima is best bet of the day at Penang tomorrow By Rapier Penang, Saturday. THE track at Penang should be in excellent condition for tomorrow's races provided no further heavy rain falls. The V ami 0 Cup field is most disappointing with only seven runners accepting, while in the Governor's
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    TIN PRICES SOFTEN IN MODERATE DEALINGS: TONE STEADY
    257 2 TIN PRICES SOFTEN IN MODERATE DEALINGS: TONE STEADY Free Press city section: Finance and industry I ON DON. Sat. Tin price s softened slightly in moderate dealings although the market's undertone appeared steady. Dealers reported a small I amount Oi inquiry from the. Continent, but II was believed that not
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    Market indices
    37 2 LONDON Sat.— The Pinan- b les w. ki mdices to* yea:". eek ago, previ us and yesterday's respecTm> jo; s iv j 43s S 992 9 Rvfekavs; 319.9 n r > 4, no q, is? i.
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    Profit by London Tin passes $1 million mark after taxation
    293 2 Profit by London Tin passes $1 million mark after taxation By Free Press Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Saturday. ]N FEBRUARY this year, when London Tin's second interim dividend was declared, the directors estimated that the net profit for the year after taxation would be £980,000, states the Mining Journal. This estimate
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    SHARE MARKET QUIET: INVESTORS ARE RELUCTANT
    148 2 SHARE MARKET QUIET: INVESTORS ARE RELUCTANT LONDON. Sat— Quiet conditions prevailed in the stock market.- here yesterday and the general appearance, was irregular. Investors were reluctant to neul pending the Government's econo- mic measures which are to be made known on Tuesday while' end-of-account consideration* v.t-:e .u:;;.e. restraining inQuence Gilt-ecgeti
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    Bank rate raised
    29 2 TOKYO. Sat. rhe Bank oi Japan announced yesterday it wa.s raising its official bank rate to 6.9 per cent from P. 57 per cent effective today.
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    Hong Kong prices
    54 2 HONG KONG. Pri. dosing prices i;prp today were: Previous Today H S. Bank Corporation $404 $404 sales sales Wheelock Marden si3.io 513.20 sales sales Hlcong phone $55.50 $55.50 sales sales Dairy Farm .v Cold Storage 5-41.00 $42.75 sales sales T&ikoo Dock $73.00 $73.50 sales sales Jardine Mathieson
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    182 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares I as; sales in :he Singapore Trading Ruom yesterday were: INDI'STRIALS: Boustead $1.58 iup 2 cents), F. a- N. Ords 52.52 (up 2 cents), Cammon .51. 91 ■c.own 2 cents), McAUster $1.40 (down 4 cents), Robinson ords si. 47 nip 1 cem>. s.c.s. $2.46
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    Britain's rubber statistics
    75 2 LONDON, Sat.— statistics issued by the International Rubber Study Group show the rubber position in the United Kingdom for the months of May and April respectively as follows (in long tons): Consumption (nearest 100) (13,000); imports (excluding deliveries from Government stockpile) 8,829. (13,698); re-exporte 17,301, (11.286); Stocks
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    40 firms in U.A.R. nationalised: Govt. takes 51 p.c. share
    237 2 40 firms in U.A.R. nationalised: Govt. takes 51 p.c. share pAIRO. Sat.- A government decree issued here early yesterday announced the nationalisation of 40 large private concerns and all banks and insurance companies in the United Arab Republic. The total number of concerns affected Is 75 in Egypt and 23
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    Police baton-charge Teheran rioters: Mossadeq men held
    177 2 Police baton-charge Teheran rioters: Mossadeq men held TKIIKHAX. Saturday pOLICE yesterday baton-charged and dispersed supporters of former premier Mohammed Mossadeq, who were demonstrating in various parts of the city. Rocks were thrown at the police. 1 Earlier the Government proclaimed a state of alert in Teheran and jailed all prominent
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    30 MISSIONARIES KEPT INDOORS: UN ARMY PROBES
    85 2 30 MISSIONARIES KEPT INDOORS: UN ARMY PROBES T EOPOLDVILLE. Sat. The JLi British Consul in Stanleyville said here last night about 30 British. Canadian and American missionaries and their families were being kept in their homes in Banjwade. 40 miles north of Stanleyville. General Victor Lundula. National Army Commander in
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    Naval clerk had secret documents fined
    111 2 Naval clerk had secret documents fined BATH (England). Sat. John Palmer, a 19--year-old Admiralty clerk, was fined $170 with S9O costs here yesterday after being found guilty of retaining naval documents contrary to the Official Secrets Act. He was found with naval documents outside the Admiralty establishment here. On each
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    Agong for India
    37 2 NEW DELHI. Sat. The Paramount Ruler of Malaya will pay a three-week state visit to India from Dec. 7 Lo 28 this year, a spokesman for the Inuian External Affairs Ministry announced here yesterday.
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    THAI SHIP SINKS: CREW RESCUED
    74 2 BANGKOK, Sat.— A Royal Thai Navy transport vessel, the Pangam, sank on Thursday during a monsoon .storm off the southern province of Surathani, the Navy announced. All the 30 officers and crew were rescued by a Japanese freighter, the m.s. Daise which was on her
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    348 2 NOTE. All prices beiow are middle vrices U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, July 21. Previoui Today RUBBER NO. H»> •A.I. lunptan port* July unquoted unquoted Aug 24 13/16 21 13/16 HuuitCß No. 1 Rt»B 24 2 24| RUBBIR No. 1 RBB Settlement House Terms, Auk. 21
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    BACK IN AIR AFTER SPACE TRIP: GRISSOM TELLS HOW CAPSULE WENT DOW
    222 2 BACK IN AIR AFTER SPACE TRIP: GRISSOM TELLS HOW CAPSULE WENT DOW GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND, Sat. Spaceman Virgil Grissom arrived here yesterday for 48 hours of tests and relaxation and was congratulated for "a wonderful job" by the head of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Mr. James Webb. Grissom's
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    NAZI DEATH CAMP DOCTOR HELD IN BRAZIL
    142 2 NAZI DEATH CAMP DOCTOR HELD IN BRAZIL BONN, Sat. Joseph Mengele. the doctor who selected victims for the Auschwitz gas chambers, has been arrested in the Matto G rosso area oi Brazil, the West German news agency Dap reported yesterday from Rio De Janeiro. The Justice Ministry here said there
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    POLICE UNCOVER
    35 2 JAKARTA. Sat. Police •I have uncovered a scheme whereby Indonesians are illegally obtaining visas to leave the country, it was announced here yesterday. Citizens wishing to go abroad must be able to pre-
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    Unknonw
    117 2 WASHINGTON ft f f President •rj lias smned ;r.v W& $5,352 miliior. ~H plan, stepping -let efforts to rocke: m t to th<' moor. -:;:.i^m The Pr Mjj thai th< Uoj Wr would i. -i :.:-Wla spare "lor -:HJ men: o: i ET the nl< as< -;K^ and JT™
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    FAKE VISA
    24 2 srnt an "in. itati»' "cuarantrf" fpur. I national Police *;ti(l cfrttf bureaus uorf MM thes«' 3 selves, and ha in. < p«»sted MtfMM
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      196 2 Ship- iyir s alon<M(le the Singapore *har«es today Iff ''V of RjpOD ii M< i Hani 4s, Steel Execo- >• ih Mltaka Man 29/30, Bamaeoa > sti ii r.;u la 18, Laos i i 29 4, X H N\V. 2, •la NW. 3. B lor 23 22. Outer Ro.id< iv
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    IH^Hsssasssßsssssssssai
    274 3 [a column about PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS I SINGAPORE, Saturday. I. »pik of Tanglin School, R ns> ith final rehearsals, wr show for parents and fj cntrc al 5 j>.m. loday. H I X ft r Hi H I Hj. ft A IK. PLTER BODEN has -'I been appointed
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    Troubadour Clauson is something unusual in music
    237 3 Troubadour Clauson is something unusual in music SINGAPORE, Sat. William Clauson, the American ballad singer who gives a recital at the Victoria Theatre at 8.45 p.m. today, is something most unusual I had almost said unique in the world of music. He is truly the lineal descendant oi the old
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    4 freed in bets case: Sanctity of home must be protected – defence
    308 3 4 freed in bets case: Sanctity of home must be protected defence £E^??y_WARRANT TAKEN BY POLICE ON RAID WAS NOT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ORDINANCE' SINGAPORE, Saturday. question of whether every citizen in this State is entitled to the protection of the law with regard to the "sanctity" of his
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    Speak your minds and let us know, Lee tells CPA meet
    280 3 SINGAPORE, Saturday. ■JHK concept of Greater Malaysia dominated the speeches of Malaysian delegates to the eighth regional conference of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association which was opened by the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak at tho Victoria Womorial
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    Youth from 'respectable home' found guilty of robbing three men
    200 3 Youth from 'respectable home' found guilty of robbing three men SINGAPORE, Saturday. A YOUTH who was described by his counsel as coming from a respectable home was convicted on three charges of robbery by Mr. Justice Chua in the Assize Court here yesterday. Tan Qr.oo Hock. 18. pleaded guilty to
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    Separation granted
    6 3 Hah Court here yesterday
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    Stamps contest
    29 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. The closing date lor the 1962 National Day Commemora- tive Stamps Design Contest is July 31. Entries should be sent in as early as possible.
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    1,500 WILL SIT FOR MALAY EXAM
    64 3 1,500 WILL SIT FOR MALAY EXAM SINGAPORE, Sat. More than 1.500 candidates are expected to .sit for the August 1961 National Language (Public) Examinations for Standards I, II and 111 next month. The examinations arc conducted by the Ministry of Education. Registration of candidates was held in May and entries
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    welcome to Singapore
    89 3 Mr. D. A. Bain arrived in I Singapore by air from the United Kingdom, yesterday. He is staying at Raffles Hotel. f 9 Mr. G M. Stephenson, <> company director, arrived <► in Singapore from the I United Kingdom, yesterday. He is staying at Raffles Hotel. Mr.
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      211 3 V slhw sec Weekend incma X P SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: ■l al artists 1 painting exhibition, X I itiafa Council. Amber ManV SUms, Orchard Road. 10 am., to X IP Dt X YU( A (Out ram Road): DressW making a pm.; cakemaking 2.30 oin.; Y- Teens Club 2.30 p.m.; Y<
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    Pre-varsity class students to take part in big science quiz
    204 4 SINGAPORE, Saturday. ALL secondary schools with pre-university classes in Singapore will participate in a big inter-school science competition sponsored by the Victoria School Science Society. The competition, the first of its kind organised will be held at 2 p.m. on
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    MODERN ITALIAN PRINTS TO BE DISPLAYED AT 5-DAY SHOW
    109 4 MODERN ITALIAN PRINTS TO BE DISPLAYED AT 5-DAY SHOW SINGAPORE. Sat. The Political Secretary to the Ministry of Culture, Inche Rahim Ishak, will declare open an exhibition of modern Italian prints at the National Library Theatrette. Stamford Road, at 4 p.m. today. The five-day exhibition will be open daily from
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    Management: It's the specialist who will find success'
    244 4 Management: It's the specialist who will find success' SINGAPORE, Saturday. THK man who specialises in management is in a better position to compete in the commercial world of today. So says Mr. David B. H. Chew, 33. sales manager of Japan Air Lines who will assume his duties as a
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    Conductor calls on Inche Yusof
    60 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. The conductor of the visiting Berlin Chamber Orchestra, Mr. Hans Yon Benda, paid a courtesy call on the Yang diPertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, at the Istana Negara. The Head of State attended the performance given by the Orchestra at the Victoria
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    Tomorrow's services
    425 4 St. Andrew's Cathedral: 7.00 a.m., 8.00 a.m., 9.30 ajn., 11.00 a.m., 12 noon; 6.00 p.m. St. George's (Taiiglin barracks) 7.15 a.m., 9.30 a.m., 10.45 a.m., 6.30 p.m. St. Peter's (Serangoon Garden Estate) 8 a.m., 9.30 a m., 6 p.m. Cathedral of Good Shepherd (Bras Basah Rd.): 6.30 ajn.,
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    Honk Kong holiday for two
    167 4 They want to 'get away from —it all' T-k/-\T»-c oof Afr.fr SINGAPORE, Sat. After several years working in offices, two young friends decided to go on a holiday trip on their annual leave just to get away from It all. They are Mr. Michael Seto
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    $600,000 SCHOOL IN CLUB STREET TO BE READY BY END OF YEAR
    100 4 $600,000 SCHOOL IN CLUB STREET TO BE READY BY END OF YEAR SINGAPORE, Sat. Work on the second phase of the $600,000 building of the Yeung Ching School at Club Street is expected to be completed by the end of this year. The first phase which began in 1958. finished
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    Johore to get new $450,000 home for its old people
    191 4 Johore to get new $450,000 home for its old people RENDERS will soon be called for the construction of a $450,000 home for old people here. When completed it will be one of the most modem homes for the aged and destitute in the Federation. Eight challets will be built
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    121 4 200 v every J OIGLAP. ,1 Centr. •?4 Eaxt Coast -'I become- 1 viiy since tfol *»pciattoti of Mr Chan is assisted h^ officer Mr- Chtii M were about bers who took organ iscG ac about 200 peopjj centre evervdav i and 10.30 pn-/' The Centre mornini fare Department
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    CLUB PLANS TREATS Unknown CHILDREN
    61 4 CLUB PLANS TREATS Unknown CHILDREN SINGAPORE, ft treats tun ganised by the 3a son Club for lejied childn n we% Mrs Rose Minim Of the would be taken kampong Fiftj children HHI for a w;:.; at Si Bwimming CMb at B a n Another group i i dren will g
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    Jacqueline— This first Lady's interests run to things of the spirit
    1139 5  - Jacqueline— This first Lady's interests run to things of the spirit MORTIMER HOWARD HUH 111 1 1 BBBB^fflSffl f\ V all the i I women whose V-r husbands had visions of occupying the White House, raven-haired Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy is by far the most striking in appearance. fust 30, with
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      3 5 RUSSIA'S FIRST LADY
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      146 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice Fred Dickenson J^FlFT^' SVPPCSE IT IS T^ffti i 'N X NOW YOU TWO \I~3 TWEhfTY- THREE SHH, PESMONP. -Xxfiy^^+l PRETTY 51LLY TO TMISK Mo^j it f RUN ALON<? ANC7 P^i SKIPDOO TO YOU, i COME ON, k/JtgST^ MEN ARE 6OfN<3 tc J^.T] >>f^»\ INTO SOME
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    360 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Need for more blood donors IT is heartening news that the Singapore Blood Transfusion Service is able to report three records last month records for the year, in fact. The number of donors 1.244 was the highest this year. So was the number of civilians 822 who
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      DON'T KILL THOSE MONKEYS: GIVE THEM FOOD
      140 6 DON'T KILL THOSE MONKEYS: GIVE THEM FOOD IAM appalled at the rer rt by Arthur Richards in your issue of 13th July headed "Gardens' Nuisance Monkeys face the Bullet" and I am sure that hundreds of animal lovers feel the same as I do. One of the main attractions for
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      Dog tags: Sell them at post offices
      192 6 Dog tags: Sell them at post offices IT is all very well for the humans who run the Veterinary Division of the Ministry of National Development to tell our masters and mistresses to buy licences for us dogs at their office in Kampong Java Road. Nobody grudges the small licence
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      100 YEARS AGO
      86 6 the Free Press reported "Mr. Alconder Hutchinson has applied for about 200 acres of land in the District of Qualla Pry in Province Wellesley, as a trial for a cotton plantation. We understand however that it is proposed to form an experimental plantation of 50 acres at
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      JUST FANCY THAT
      77 6 T7OR half an hour Miss F Connie Jefferies. 36, sang choruses of "Yellow Bird" and danced on the fifth floor fire escape of a Manhattan hotel. A crowd of about 300 gathered and appeared to enjoy the per- i formance thoroughly. What intrigued them was that she
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      NO CHANCE TO HELP
      219 6 Police should inform public as soon as a crime is committed rpOO often we read comments about the lack of public-spirited-ness in Singapore. I consider myself a public-spirit-ed citizen. But I reckon I have not been given a full chance to prove it. When a crime
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      The wrong kind of mixture
      89 6 The wrong kind of mixture IHOPE the Ministry ot Education will look into the system of grouping school children at promotion time at the end of each year. In some schools at present, the bright children and the backward ones are all put in the same class irrespective of their
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      Dear Sir...
      59 6 I acquired a 10-ccnt coin which has a face on each side. One side has a natural print of Queen Elizabeth II but the other side is a reversed print of the former side. Is it worth anything? I would like to give it to any numismatist who
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      SAFETY BELTS FOR CARS: WHY NOT IN SINGAPORE?
      116 6 SAFETY BELTS FOR CARS: WHY NOT IN SINGAPORE? i This is your page: Write to us if you have grouses or views to air {HAVE frequently read in papers and magazines about the use of safety belts in cars for the protection of drivers and passengers in the event of
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      Wanted: Mobile squad for Tiong Bahru
      126 6 Wanted: Mobile squad for Tiong Bahru THE Police Secretary. Mr. Lim Seng Huat. in your paper of July 12. said that the new menace on the roads was a group of young speed maniacs on scooters. I would like to point out that in the Tiong Bahru area you can
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      ONE-MINUTE SERMON
      97 6 THE bow. the sword, and the battle. The weapons of war destroyed, and war itself uprooted out of the earth. This is Bible prophecy, challenging world attention and declaring that that which with men is impossible is fore-ordained with God. It is time for alLHis praying people to
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      'Taxis go free'
      71 6 rSAW four private cars being stopped by Traffic Police In less than an hour along the Thomson Road dual carriage-way a few nights ago. My estimate was that none of them drove faster than 40 m.p.h. During this hour no less than 16 taxis whizzed past me
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      Dear Sir...
      31 6 I wish all hairdressers would use white combs in their salons. Most of them use black ones and you can't tell how dirty they are. MISS A. T. Singapore.
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      'NICE THINGS THEY SAY ABOUT S'PORE MAKE ME SICK'
      223 6 'NICE THINGS THEY SAY ABOUT S'PORE MAKE ME SICK' I HAVE, after several months of living in Singapore, become heartily sick of reading reports in i your newspaper oi what visitors say about the State. Reports of how clean and well run Singapore is appear with regular monotony. The latest
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      Dear Sir...
      37 6 A lew weeks ago I was laughing: my head off over some silly female who filled her hot water bottle with cold water. Last night 1 filled mine with hot milk! MRS W. 11. Bedok
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      Lift is like that
      110 6 Lift is like that dear. U to hu\ .iipi,,;', as wi-il i, M I more < ed\ "Ho edn> -IV. H bo il otov I I rtonic, I- Sill I m, let' H« I Ing me I vagai I HOUi|:;v Hj Ih' |„r .r a Km: and that the k-
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      307 6 i ;;j 11 i 1...:/ '•■'■•|y 1 ''j ■''■'iy l i:: i i '''i i'i ■'■'j SINGAPORE Saturday night is melody night; •il metres (7250 kc/s.) 12 (midnight) Close down. Medium 6 W^ Service: RADIQ MALAYA f4l metres) A.M.-11.00 Programme ur- rJ^\^ g^T\ ™T mary; 11.02 Suing time; 11.30 mar
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      330 6 CLI'ES ACROSS 5 Ii only aounas line fish <s>. 1 A ringuig word from Grays 6 Couici >ou almost Dim Elegy (G) twice? (4». n o 7 Encouraged by being shouted 5 A youthful barker? (3>. at (7, rt BAn an-round remedy? <4>. 12 Hot feeling (SI 9 To do
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    BLOOD DONORS HOLD FIRST FLAG DAY
    164 7 BLOOD DONORS HOLD FIRST FLAG DAY SINGAPORE, Sat. The' Blood Donors Association Singapore, of which the d: -Pert nan Negara. YusoJ bin Ishak, la holding a fla? day rhis Is the association's Qag ;\ciy and its purpose; raise money to erect a lit ible ouilding for its head- rs association
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    Govt. pamphlet tells public all about citizenship in Singapore
    303 7 Govt. pamphlet tells public all about citizenship in Singapore 9M!*nONSj*NDANSWERS ON RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES SINGAPORE, Saturday 4 COMPREHENSIVE report explaining the operation of the Singapore Citizenship Ordinance has been prepared by Government for tree distribution to the public. Entitled, Your Guide to Citizenship, the pamphlet explains the main provisions of
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    'PRICE FOR A KINGDOM' BY VARSITY UNDERGRADS
    185 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Wei Kingdom of the Chinese empire in all its glory, historical figures resplendent in old-time costume, were all brought into full play in "Price for a Kingdom/ staged by University of Malaya undergraduates. (Singapore division) in aid of their Welfare
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    PRIEST ON 6-MONTH VACATION
    100 7 SINGAPORE, Sat.— A Roman Catholic priest, who spent 21 years in Cook Islands, arrived in Singapore on his way to a sixmonth holiday in Holland. He is 48-year-old Father Charles Van Niei, who has devoted nearly half his life to missionary work in this group of
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    'S'pore is next stop for tourists from Manila'
    171 7 SINGAPORE, Saturday. FILIPINOS as well as many American tourists in .Manila arc especially attracted to Singapore, according to Mr. Rebeck Esperitu, a travel executive from the Philippines. Mr. Espiritu, who is vicepresident and general manager of a travel and tourist company in
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    AIR FORCE CHIEF INSPECTS 450 ON PARADE
    76 7 AIR FORCE CHIEF INSPECTS 450 ON PARADE CHANGI, Sat. Air ViceMarshall J. F. Hobler, Air Officer Commanding RAF, Singapore, inspected a parade of 450 airmen at RAF Changi today. The 35-piece band of the Far East Air Force under the direction of Flying Officer A. E. Challinor, Director of Music,
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    X-ray drive shows 220 cases of T.B. in Telok Ayer
    277 7 X-ray drive shows 220 cases of T.B. in Telok Ayer SINGAPORE, Saturday. Qb 4,443 people X-rayed by the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association during the first part of its current campaign in the Telok Aver district. 220 were found to be suffering from the disease. r~ I Results just published give this
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    FORMER MENTRI BESAR NAMED TO HEAD JOHORE P.S.C.
    133 7 FORMER MENTRI BESAR NAMED TO HEAD JOHORE P.S.C. JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. The former Mentri Besar, Johore, Dato Wan Idris bin Ibrahim, (above) has been appointed Chairman of the Johore Public Services Commission His appointment became effective on Monday. He replaces the former chairman, Ungku Ismail bin Abdul Rahman, who recently
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    Rupert and the Old Hat—l9
    106 7 Rupert and the Old Hat— l 9 Putting the wooden cuckoo on to a lower branch Rupert climbs into a tree. 1 can see you're too tired to go any. further." he says. "So I'll try to talk to some of those angry birds. Perhaps I can make them change
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      330 7 «ov TAIIDIIC (Apr. 21-May 21): mm. ninrunlV I IRRI < Scot 24-Oct 23): lAUKUS ENJOY a visit from IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... LIBRA AFTER early church memb ers of the family. Entertain this morning, Join friends in an Jn your own home or attend the YOU have an emotional na-
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    You get showy sprays from this useful plant
    758 8 You get showy sprays from this useful plant JHE CONGEA is a most useful plant. The flowers or bracts are very showy and colourful. It not only makes an excellent garden plant, but the sprays which are long lasting are equally useful as cut flowers for table and indoor decorations,
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    BUILD THIS BRIGHT RACK FOR ALL YOUR UMBRELLAS
    435 8  - BUILD THIS BRIGHT RACK FOR ALL YOUR UMBRELLAS HANDYMAN BY FREE PRESS jjMBHELLA racks are necessary things but they are seldom gay. But my umbrella rack is different. It holds the family brollies, walking sticks and fishing rods, and it decorates the hall. The wall behind my rack is enlivened
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      216 8 iSffnl i^^L' Outstonding features: fflHk^^^ a clear standstill projection, J^ reverse pfojection, cosy to m^k^^^t r*"*-^ operate by push-buttons, ex- ■^C^ >^-- V>^*^^*««>^ cellent system of lenses and |M\ jT~^y > organically built-in "synIB^ \^^j^~^B^f^~ >/p Jl chromot". Another noteBSTy v I'^/^^' >^^X\ worthy innovation is the incorporated film marking
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      107 8 for Travellers... Stay fresh ond comfortable l^^ while you travel. A few piiis W^ will quickly rid you of the* unpleasant nausea caused by 1 rfding (and, sea or oir. l 4 HIHH y f I f^ Sole AQon' JL_ 111 TONG EKG MEDiCt TfiADiNf n^Triwß <>3a. T-iot- <■• c..,.^
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    ALL EYES Unknown FRENCH ARTS and SHOES
    129 9 ALL EYES Unknown FRENCH ARTS and SHOES JEANNE GRAHAM REPORTS FROM PARIS Ifaer U f thirtu mot tin look Lips *ream\ Upai s i; fas) U L turbans m IT Lttai •cabbasn ses in I I hat r jto M the new designs for summer are in fabric black and
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    Today.. you and your complexion and diet
    427 9 Today.. you and your complexion and diet FILM STAR NATALIE WOOD REVEALS MORE BEAUTY TIPS IN THIS FREE PRESS GUIDE TO A LIFETIME OF CHARM DATELINE HOLLYWOOD COMPLEXION: The most aggravating problem for most women is their complexion. Cleanliness is so important for a clear skin. Use plenty of soap
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    $1,000 made racer of this docile Simca Aronde
    702 9  - $1 ,000 made racer of this docile Simca Aronde CHAN CHIN BOCK MOTORING NEWS, VIEWS BY ffVDOK the wheel last week 1 of what, I daresay, is the fastest Simca Aronde in Singapore with the owner, Mr. Steven Scow and two friends as passengers clutching their seats as though for
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      77 9 epthe whole family Oi [-'"'i^'. pri H !fw mij (HIRYSLER v Slender a •<^:- "Climate-Minder 99 kkls balances both y mun ana humidity. automatically AGENTS KIAN GWAN (MALAYA) LTD. Tciok Ayer Street, Singopore. >: s 3^ Fog *-»ORE INFORMATION pO. BOX 3021 SINGAPORE a rcondtttanan J^ ST DISCOVERY! J** 1^
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      46 9 Pigeon "f OR YOUR DELIGHT .'jfi' 10- PIGEON CIGARETTES 3Q^ A PACKET IfT SPORE -W^tiinli ■dEvH J3flHHHESnsai^^§&?^4 ■■Ms 20-PIGEON CIGARETTES 55cu. A PACKET IN SPORE 60cts. A PACKET IN MALAYA If// \fl .^■■■■fc f V* 1 r~;^ 9 bM a >^<^* Hbi B^B lsk//7 I >'t.^ ■^^y^/^Mi
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    The 'wonder boy' is out for more records today
    58 10 0 Singapore's 'wonder boy' Tan Thuan Heng winning easily the 1500 metres freestyle event in the fine time of 20 mins. 31.6 sees at the pre-championship final of the Chinese Swimming Club's gala. Thuan Heng is expected to star in the
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    The Sembawang course record is all set to go
    463 10  -  G. SUBHAS by SINGAPORE, Saturday pETER Cowling, .lin Lye Choon are to FTEfat the Forces Mo Sprint ;it the Scmbiiwi Jimmy and Chan share i the old faithful green Cooper 1100: Cowling drives the same Cooper 1100 in which he set
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    T-TIMES FOR CHARITY GOLF AT THE RSGC
    315 10 SINGAPORE. Sat— The draw and tee-off times for the nine holes mixed eigntsomes (stroke) charity golf competition in aia of the Singapore Children's Society, Singapore Association for the Deaf, and the Spastic Children's Association to be played at. the Royal Singapore Golf Club
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    S'PORE HAS POWER NOW TO BEAT SELANGOR
    321 10 Says C. CHELLAPPAH SINGAPORE. Sat.— Both Singapore 1 and the Joint Services teams are set for victories in their respective Malaya Cup ties tomorrow. While Singapore take on unbeaten Selangor at the Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur, the Joint Services play Negri Sembilan at
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    $360,000 for this player
    63 10 SUNDERLAND, Sat.— Brian Clough, the Middlesbrough and England centre-forward, who has scored almost 200 league goals in as many appearances, has been transferred to Sunderland for a fee believed to be $360,000. It is one of the largest sums of money to pass between British clubs,
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    S.T.B. Prize Day tomorrow
    52 10 S.T.B. Prize Day tomorrow STAMFORD, Sat. The Singapore Telephone Board Sports Club will hold its "annual prize giving and picnic on Sunday at 8.00 a.m. at the Tanah Merah Camp. Prizes will be awarded to winners of badminton, tabletennis, chess, and draughts matches tournaments. Popular Ivan Browne will be master
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    Take your pick.. .swimming thrills to Go-Kart racins
    800 10 Take your pick .swimming thrills to Go-Kart racins THE WEEK-END SPORT...by B. No swimming, football, motor racing, box- ing, cricket take your pick for this weekend's sport in Singapore^ and each one will be well worth going the distance to see with the cream of Singapore's sportsmen competing in their
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    114 10 StNGAPOI s P. th< Sii i -I sociatioi tomorr pore Cri i ill <vi I against 1 creatl Benei T ■>' I P>.: IT I bid H night H E I H 1 I sec m ing I am g the Si I ■is B ov< m H surpri
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      211 10 The Diary TODAY Golf: RIC vs RJIC at Johore: Swimming: C.S.C. Swimming RSGC— President's vs Captains Championships at Amber Road at slc^_ 1 a 1 t pime Road. 330 pm. Cricket: SCA Senior Tourna- r, ment csc vs SCRC at Shenton Boxinp Fmak of S.A.B.A. Way-11.00 a.m.; SCC vs SRC
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    thamptonshire fail to beat the itraiians by a run
    145 11 thamptonshire fail to beat the itraiians by a run IH MT lON. Saturday. v IRI who are at the i rickei championrun here yesterday to beat the Austra- I II run a bye oil the these. tattraHaaa Ist Innings 313 .miptonxhire l*t I linings 889-f det. istraliaas -2nd Innings tadret
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      161 11 f— regular A.4o— is perfect for business or pleasure; but; LOADING puls the accent on Iu ?sagc. Two rear panels open gft§Y t0 allow eas y loading to the full height of the car. ■mli^ii^i^a And the Countryman A.40 performance and AUSTIN Passenger comfort. Singapore Penang Malacca Scrcmban Kuala Lumpur
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      1969 11 START THE DAY RIGHT WITH SPEEDY TUA W PWAR (R. 1.) AND TECHNIRAMA (R. 2.) QUICK-CHECK selections by the experts THE FREE PRES T||E mH|| f ||(B MAu< HAHY AB 6 HAH FAH6 ■JS 7 AS 2 Redsk.n 7 True Love 1 Lucky Gome I i HAI Jg" ILA J
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    Lucky Lucky oil set to win the P. and 0. Cup again
    264 12 IT'S HIS TURN^/TASK IS MADE FOR VICTORYjHb MUCH EASIER IN BIG RACE^FOR THE 6-Y-O IRACING^WITHJ A=PROFITf=j| RAPIER PICKS THE WINNERS i FRK PRESST NAP LUCKY LUCKY Scrutineer's best bets are: Happy Chatter (Race Four) Lucky Lucky (Race Five)
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    TOP SPEC AND LA FIAMA IN ATTRACTIVE WORKOUTS
    279 12 TOP SPEC AND LA FIAMA IN ATTRACTIVE WORKOUTS From SCRUTINEER PENANG, t?a;. Top Spec and La Fiama wore thr sur perI farmers at the Batu Gantong training track this morning. Accompanied by Couug »Dr;»i;on). I i Ton bore and La Fiama made ;i i race of it over 3F. returning
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    ALL YESTERDAY'S COUNTY CRICKET RESULTS
    310 12 ALL YESTERDAY'S COUNTY CRICKET RESULTS fONDON, Sat. Resulia of yesterday's County cricket matches were: At Scarborough: Yorkshire oeai Gloucestershire by 157 runs. Yorkshire 132 and 295 (P. Sharpe 67). Gloucestershire 134 uuci 136 tR. llling worth 5-37) Yorkshire 12 points. Gloucestershire two poinus. At Port lalbot: Glamorgan beat Leue.sU'r.Nfiire by
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    RESQUILLEUR, ON TRACK FORM, SHOULD BEAT THIS FIELD
    337 12 RESQUILLEUR, ON TRACK FORM, SHOULD BEAT THIS FIELD RACE SIX ■pESQIILLEIR has been shap±x> ing like a winner in training and if he races true to his track form he should beat this Class 2, Division 1 lot. On Tuesday he galloped over 3F in 37 4 5 sees, and
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    Sweden lead
    25 12 BA AST AD. Sweden Sat Sweden took a 2-0 lead against Britain when their Davis Cup European zone semi-final began j here yesterday.
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    2 TO FIGHT OUT FINISH OF GOVERNOR'S CUP
    295 12 RACE SEVEN piNKSOX and Morning Flight will probably fight out the finish of the Governor's Cup over B'jF. My choice la Pinlcson as I think Morning Flight's turn will come in the valuable Gold Cup on the final day. Pinkson. who is
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    DOC RODGERS HAS THE ANSWER TO THIS RACE
    190 12 RACE MM JJOC Rodgers appears to hold the answer to the 8/. F. event for Class l. Division 2 event with a number o: likely ones engaged. I think the stable hone is Super Court. Super Coral came out of a lons
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    SHORTER TRIP IS JUST RIGHT FOR TECHNIRAMA
    243 12 RACE TWO rPRAINER Spencei iias two likely ones in Cinerama itiiCt Teelmirama. Over the 5 a L>F I prefer Teclinirama, who is down a class. Her last outing was in Cia.ss 4 <v Kuala Lumpui ia&i mouth w.ien .Una, with 8.9. lo Thank
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    COFFEE BOY TO BEAT HIS RIVALS
    401 12 RACE EIGHT COFFER Boy hit his right form in March, scoring a brilliant maiden win with a devastating finishing burst in a 6P. race Since then he has been placed twice over HF. and IF. and was a strong-finishing second to Garot Kacha over
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