The Singapore Free Press, 15 August 1961

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    25 1 l_~ r- j tO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The Singapore Free Press No. *****. TUESDAY. AUGUST 13, 1961. 15 CENTS
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    BERLIN: 'HIT BACK' PLAN
    41 1 ecision S l ls steel ghtens I. *h, i its that *ures the i .v ietailS I I I Siemens M H M 9 I E fl fl ;r"\fl :ifl 'lilfl fl I fl "fl I I
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    Tara Singh to start death fast today: Problem for India
    279 1 Tara Singh to start death fast today: Problem for India VMRITSAR (Northern India), Tuesday. MASTEH TARA SINGH, 76-year-old Sikh 1 (A{ )v\\ ate a plateful of fruit yesterday unci prepared lo give Ihe Indian Governmenl |>iv' ol ils graves! challenges since indepen|dence. Tara Sii gn, revered almost as a saint
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    UNION WANTS TO RESTRICT BENEFITS TO MEMBERS
    70 1 UNION WANTS TO RESTRICT BENEFITS TO MEMBERS SLNGAP >RE, rues. Tne Singapore AdI U Stan tmon .i; asked me em ers to adopt a closed snop sin reby only UiK a aoers would be eugioie n ved service bene- mio] move is m unt ith directive issued by its executive
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    Why do they want to die?
    346 1 Why do they want to die? RATNASINGHAMS THEORY ON SUICIDE AND BLOOD PRESSURE SETS OFF BIG CONTROVERSY SINGAPORE, Tues. Are people suffering irom low blood pressure more prone j to suicide? YES, says Mr. V. N. Ratnasingham, one-ttme chief oi the Homicide Squad and current head of tho Commercial Crimes
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    Heir installed
    35 1 BRUNEI TOWN. Int.-. Tne eldest son of the Sultan Brunei, .Penghan Muaa Hassanal Bol&ah, 15, was installed ;.es-c;-day as h«;ir to tne throne in a colourful and impressive ceremony conducted with traditional pageantry.
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    Election today
    26 1 JERUSALEM. Tues. Israelis "o to the polls today to elect 'heir fifth Kn.es set f Parliament) since the Jewish state whs established in 1948.
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    Trains collide
    27 1 MADRID. Tues.— At least 137 people were injured- 24 of them seriously- iti a collision between two commuter trains in a central Madrid station yesterday.
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    Timber in flames
    27 1 KUCHING. Tues.- Fire ye terctey morning destroyed SBO.OOO «orth ol timber belonging to tlw mioniaJ Timber Company a sawSS?^?Sarikei In the Third D:vi- sion.
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    Colonies to go
    28 1 NEW DELHI. Tues. -India BX- n-cts eventually to absorb the Por- lu.uese colonies of Goa. Daman SStta. Prime Minuter Jawa- narial Nehru told Parliament yesterday
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    Cost of stockpiling
    18 1 WASHINGTON Tues.- ri si u',.',iK'{:v asked congret.s dent Kenueuj *219.6 |Su Sto, defence, foooand I
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    Soldier asks Govt, for permission to marry Congo girl
    161 1 17UALA LUMPUR. Tues. —A Malayan soldier who returned last month from the Congo has written to the Government asking permission to marry a Congolese girl, according to a report in this morning's China Press. The report, which said the soldier declined
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    FIRM FLIES HER TO LONDON IN BID TO SAVE EYESIGHT
    118 1 FIRM FLIES HER TO LONDON IN BID TO SAVE EYESIGHT LONDON. Tues. Che Siti Zabedah. 18-year-old packer with the Malayan Tobacco Company in Kuaia Lumpur, has arrived in London for an operation to save her eyesight, it was learned j yesterday. j Siti. flown here on Sunday at the company's
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    Cable from Jack
    46 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. Pie-. sident Kennedy .-^aio. in telegram to Sir Winston Churchill yesterday that the Uniteo States I anci Brit run "are still determined |io protect tne iigh of Ii peoples i to encose U.e form of government under which they vrili live."
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    Kidnappers in trap
    33 1 PEREIRA (Colombia). Tues. Police operating under "state of alarm" emergency regulations surrounded Pereira yesterday, hoping to trap the kidnappers "ho have m."<cie 'oft with -3 children in reef nf weeks.
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    Actress robbed
    28 1 NEW YORK. Tues. Actress Baib.tia Brittui) reported yester- day the theft of $90,000 in jewel leiy xna $Do<> in cash trom her i p.n tmeut here.
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    Quemoy bombarded
    17 1 TAIPEH. rues.— Ciiinese Communist shore batteries lobbed 132 shells a>. Nationalist-defended Quemoy on Sunday night.
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    On visit from Negri
    84 1 PAYA LEBAR. lue>:. The Yang di-Pertuan Besar oi Negri Sembilan. Tuanku Munawir ibni Ahnarhum Tuanku Abdul Rahman, arrived in Singapore yesterday by air for a twoda v visit He was accompanied by his wile. Tuanku Ampuan, his mother, Tunku Maharon, and his .six children. He said
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    STORE FILM STAR LEAVES FOR U.S.
    129 1 STORE FILM STAR LEAVES FOR U.S. DAYA LEBAR, Tues. Ibrahim Pendek. the well-known pintsized Singapore comedian, was given a big send-off by his friends when he left by air for Los Angeles early this morning. On arrival in California, Ibrahim will join Universal Pictures to play an important role with
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    Sweden's space 1st.
    20 1 STOCKHOLM. Tue_. Sweden's first space rocket \\a successfully launched from its site at Jokk,mokk, Lapland, last night.
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    11 more get the sack at People's Association
    241 1 1 1 more get the sack at People's Association A MONTHS PAY IN LIEU OF NOTICE SINGAPORE. Tues. Eleven more leaders of the People's Association have been dismissed by its board of management. They are Mr. Neo Beng Chuan. Team Leader and Chairman of the News and Publicity Division of
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    TIN RECOVERS AFTER EARLIER FALL: NERVOUS SHORT-COVER IN RUBBER
    219 2 I OXDOX. Tues. Tin opened higher in sympathy with weekend Singapore advices but values later receded under selling, part ot which was ot an influential nature, rtade sources said that fresh outside demand was i qui< t, T U i of
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    Britain's tin stocks
    26 2 NDOS Stocks t rein Lo::ci^:; cm .x c offici ioua s v -le 6.011 136 I in the I 2M5. Liverp 825 i
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    Quietest week on the Exchange: Lack of interest in industrials
    464 2 Quietest week on the Exchange: Lack of interest in industrials City section: Finance and industry By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Tuesday. JHE MALAYAN Stock Exchange has had its quietest week for some time, reports a leading Singapore broker in his current review. There was little activity in industrials
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    SHARE MARKET OPERATORS CAUTIOUS OVER BERLIN CRISIS
    116 2 SHARE MARKET OPERATORS CAUTIOUS OVER BERLIN CRISIS LONDON. Tues.— ldle conditions ruled in the stock markets here yesterday an__ the small selling was sufficient to brin?; down prices in most sections. Factors making operators cautious are the Berlin problem and al economic uncertainties. British funds however, held -•< dj to
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    France displays her wares in Moscow
    61 2 MOSCOW. Tues.— France shows he. prowess tn fields ranging from haute couture and wines and spirits to man-made fibres and atomic energy in her biggest-ever reign exhibition opening here today. The exhibition in Sokolniki P rk is far bigger than either the British or
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    Hong Kong prices
    57 2 KONG KONG. Mon. Closing I prices here toda; were Previous Today H. S Bank Corporation $384 -a.c- >ales Wheelo* -Maiden 513.00 $12.80 bales sales Blum phoni $40.20 >4j 75 sales j-a^e.-D^iry Fn:::; Cold St< nge S4l on $40.50 >aie.> .-*;<ie> Taikoo Dock STl.Ou 570.00 sales sale. v
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    132 2 Last sales in the Singapore Trading Room ye.sterti.av were: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead 51. 55 (—2 cents), F. _fc X. Ords 2.50 (unchanged), (.amnion $1.87 (unchanged), M. Brew $3.55 -IT cenus i, HI. Cement $2.40 (unchanged Metal Box $2.39 (—1 cent), S.C.S. $2.46 < 2 cents),
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    War will wipe out civilisation, Nkrumah tells China
    228 2 War will wipe out civilisation, Nkrumah tells China PEKING, Tues.—Pre--1 sident Kwame Nkrumah, of Ghana, told Chinese leaders here last night that "war in our time would be a calamity and would substantially eliminate civilisation as we know it." President Nkrumah was speaking at a state banquet given in his
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    Mystery pair lured exiled Tunisian leader to his death
    293 2 Mystery pair lured exiled Tunisian leader to his death FRANKFURT, Tuesday. gALAH ben Yussoef, exiled former Tunisian leader twice condemned to death in his absence by Tunisian courts, was killed here on Saturday by assassins who lured him \o Frankfurt with a telephone call, it was disclosed yesterday. Ben Youssef,
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    PYGMY JAILED FOR 18 MONTHS FOR KILLING A 'SORCERESS'
    142 2 PYGMY JAILED FOR 18 MONTHS FOR KILLING A 'SORCERESS' PORT MORESBY. Tues j A pygmy warrior from the wild backcountry of New Guinea who has probably never seen a white man before, has been sentenced to 18 months imprisonment for killing a sorceress whom he claimed cast a spell on
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    US NAVY BUILD-UP: 26,800 CAN'T QUIT
    84 2 WASHINGTON. Tues. Thei United States Navy an-! nounced that It would keep on active duty about ***** i officers and men who would otherwise be leaving active service. The men concerned will hav e to remain in the ser- vico lor periods ranging from
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    RELUCTANT PEER'S POLLS RIVAL OFFERS TO RESIGN
    197 2 RELUCTANT PEER'S POLLS RIVAL OFFERS TO RESIGN LONDON. Tues.— Hie Conservative, who was vanquished by Mr. Anthony Wedgwood Benn, Britain's "Reluctant Peer," In a Parliann ntary by-election but was subsequently ruled the winner, today offered to resign his Bouse of Common.- seat— on conditions. ,In a statement, th M caber
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      128 2 LONDON, Aug. 14. Previous Today i RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. European ports Au<4 _t 9/16 24 I T. '1 «i Sept 242 25 1/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot JJ; >-, RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms, Sept. 24 1%. 6 25 1/16 Oct 25
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      New York Prices
      75 2 NEW YORK. Aug. 14. tiu c. Previouo Today tin Straits spot 118.50 tl9 K l RUBBER Futures Rex Contract. _ept. 29.87_ 30.17. tone", r 29JS0 2».85 ONE Firm. SALES: Five lets. Standard Contra. t rVT 3012. TONE: Very M eady. S SALES: One let. I No. i
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      Dow Jones Averages
      37 2 NEW YORK, Aug. 14. Previous Today I 30 Industrial! 722 61 71^03 20 Railroads 139 *i 139 55 40 Domestic Bonds vs 37 K3 il m^'W* U».«0 118.9* 65 Stocks Composite Average. _38.©« .37.01
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      U.S. Pepper
      33 2 Malabar spot isf, aftoata 151 *itc shipment MI. Latapong spot 451 aftoaS 46}, Auk. RhipmetH 41». Muntok white spot ,3. afloats 521, Aug. mmeeni sl|. I h«. lit rs, ex-dock. i
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      85 2 LONDON Auk 14. Previous Today COPRA Philippine* c.i.t. .X. 'North European ports delivered weight per Ion,; ton Aug. jtlTI J172 COPRA. StraitBorneo c.i.f. 0.X..' North European ports delivered weight per |*ng ton Au*. /Sept. ti;is m* COCONUT OIL crude Straits c.i.f. Euro pean ports in hulk per
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    Pans coup threat: We will not be caught napping, say police
    274 2 PARIS, Tuesday. pRENCH security chiefs were reported confident yesterday that any attempt at a right wing extremist military coup against the government such as has been advertised lor today would fail. A spokesman -it security headquarters of the Interior
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    'DANGEROUS TO CAST DOUBT: RUSSIA'S SPACE ACHIEVEMENT
    92 2 WASHINGTON. T v ff Bernard Loeveil, Dii tor of Jodreil Bank I mentaJ Station, Ch« said yesterday it dangerous to cast doubts on the Soviet I nii i space achievements because tO Ok) BO i sub-conscJoufi attempt I underestimate the danj which Caa
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    Mikoyan in Japan
    36 2 TOKYO tae_ M: An Mikoyaii. Soviet First De\ Premier, beeu:. hffi i::r.e-c.:-. i Japan ;.'.-•-.<:. y with uiiiie hundred, of grey i police stood guard to rou in against a possible rightist nation attempt.
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    Pope names ten
    37 2 VATICAN cm*. Ttoes I John has named ten ne- :r.< i of the pontifical leaden Sen es from all 1 1 Japan, Britain, In land, 1 Holland, Sweden, tndi B Peru and M< o
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    Baby for Arlene
    19 2 SANTA MONICA C for rueK.--___tr_S- Arli Dab Mrth to ight -po yesterday at St. Joh H
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      112 2 S H ng-Hfc th. Smsapan •starves torliy .ire: Sea w. Maru v 10.11. S 33 3-i Rea* X Tuaj Eastern Phoenix, .Guaung U», S rusa, Clang Le, v Caltea s Ka_ Xl i Tudjuh. Cheons Kota Mas n S< Bidor, Scudai, June Po X I ng. it Seng Hon?. Set
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      28 2 u >'^~~ ONCE HE'S ""^N, 111 ANP COKE IN AND NIPPEPiI m B V RCUNP THE MOUSE WITH M I i II WB VAC HE'S >Ift T ■pVV gfcfnjn;|
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    177 3 SINGAPORE DIARY asdasfdf AASASFSD SINGAPORE, Tuesday. -or is it? Kenn Bridgewater met as stud n hoo] of Speech and m production of "The s being staged, i > t I I ..v. I< r the summer ion. ii iiithoi S4 ems to think afti r seven years ol .:;•> ci
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    Welcome to Singapore
    52 3 Welcome to Singapore Mr II E. Caraway, a eon- .rattan! of the Chicago Bridge and Iron Company. new in from Manila tor a .hort stay. He i, at the Cathay Hotel. Mr J E. J. Potter, director of* the Barretto Shipping Company, arrived rom Europe yesterday. He stays at Prince's
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    Lock icon UNKNOWN
    165 3 SINGAPORE. Tues rather than inspiration. Tne Schubert "Wanderer fantasy which followed was in an entirely different class.' H waa played with unaer.tanding, sympathy and With brilliant technique. After the interval we heard from Debussy. A "Cathedrale Engl on tie which was to my mind a Lade luavv-handed was emphatically
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    Three 'musts' to win the war on crimeby the police
    340 3 Three 'musts' to win the war on crimeby the police Only in this way, it points "ut. can the machinery of law enforcement function smoothly, efficiently, ar.d to the benefit oi society as a whole. The editorial say-: "The 17 duties the Police Force Ordinance places on each and every
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    JOHORE BAHRU EVICTIONS: THE STATE SECRETARY GIVES FACTS
    259 3 JOHORE BAHRU EVICTIONS: THE STATE SECRETARY GIVES FACTS JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.- The State Secretary Dato A Rahman bin Musa, has given the facts behind the action taken by the Government to J evict occupants of shop- houses in three areas at < Jalan Ibrahim. Jalan Tan Hiok Nee and Jalan
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    WORKER WHO STOLE WATCH FROM SHIP IS JAILED
    172 3 WORKER WHO STOLE WATCH FROM SHIP IS JAILED SINGAPORE. Tues. A dockyard winchmau was yesterday jailed lor a year by the Second Criminal District Court for housebreaking aboard the s.s. Coromandel when she was berthed alongside the Singapore Harbour Board godowns on the night of June 23. Mr. E. H.
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    French holiday
    20 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. Assumption Day. a French official holiday, i.s being observed here today by the French Consulate General.
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    Steps taken to ease flow of traffic to furniture show
    169 3 Steps taken to ease flow of traffic to furniture show SINGAPORE, Tues. Special arrangemerits are being made to ease the flow of traffic along the routes; leading to the site of I the low-cost furniture exhibition at MacPherson Estate, off Aljunied Road. A spokesman lor the exhibltion sub-committee said this
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    Water stoppage
    26 3 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Water, will be cut off along River Valley Road between Jervois Road and Nathan Road today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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    37 set out on first tourist guide course today
    173 3 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. VHIRTY-SEVEN Singaporeans, selected irom more Ihan 600 applicants, will begin their first training course for tourist guides at the I Shell Theatrette, Collyer Quay, today. The course will be officially opened at 6.30 p.m. by the Minister for Culture,
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    Cargo handled
    35 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. A total of 5762.280 tons of cargo was handled in Singapore in the flrsi four months of the year __an increase of 1,143,820 tons over the corresponding i period last year.
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      154 3 ~3£s&£_B 9__^_9 _^rflH k j*l I lit ~*Mmmm\ _-i_L_ L_ P_K PAIR 1961 al Grn; World usemeni Park. Kirn Seng p ut fl pjn. to midnight. SKVGATOBE ART SOCIETY: chibitkra ol paint Ings by local British Council. Amber as* ns, Orchard Road, 10 lo fl p m l .S. CULTURAL
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    STATE'S FIRST RHODES SCHOLAR TO STUDY AT OXFORD
    268 4 I HAVE FULL CONFIDENCE IN TAN, SAYS LOCAL VARSITY HEAD SINGAPORE, Tuesday. fIUE to leave Singapore for Britain in the liner Neptunia on August 28 is 24-year-old Tan Eng Liang, of Pasir Panjang, the first Malayan to be awarded a Rhodes Scholarship.
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    New Zealand's 87-book gift to university: 'More to come'
    181 4 OINGAPORE, Tues.— Eighty-seven copies of various books were presented to the Nanyang University by Mr. R. L. Hutchens, the New Zealand Commissioner in Singapore. Dr. Chuang Chu lin. Vice Chancellor of tin* university, in a speech at the presentation ceremony, said
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    YMCA to hold a five-day youth camp
    104 4 YMCA to hold a five-day youth camp j SINGAPORE. Tues.— A youth camp, or- ganised by the youth department of the YMCA will be held at Tanjong Iran from August 23 to 27. The programme will include hiking, swimmins. sports games and campfire concerts. The Tanjong Irau camp, according to
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    Two new schools
    33 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Government has approved the registration of two schools. They are the Singapore Commercial Accounting Institute, 26 Brockhampton Drive, and the Amalgamated Technical School. 711 East Coast Road.
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    Candle procession at church
    58 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A ca n dl e li g h t procession. marking the feast ol the Assumption of Oui Lady, will be held at St. Bernadette Church. Zion Road, today. A High Mass will be held in the evening before the procession. The Benediction of
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    Nanyang to set up entrance exam centre in Kuching
    121 4 Nanyang to set up entrance exam centre in Kuching SINGAPORE, Tuesday. fill. Nanyang University in Jurong is to m I up an entrance examination centra in Kuching lor the convenience nf candidates in the Bornean territories. "Since establJ five year> ag applicati lor admission to Nanyang from that area have
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    Good public response to plea for tips on corruption
    176 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Public response to appeals for information on corrupt practices continue to be encouraging, it was stated in Kuala Lumpur. Information from the public has been received by the police either directly or through the Anti-Corrup-tion Agency of the
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    BAZAAR AT 'VIC' TO AID HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN
    92 4 BAZAAR AT 'VIC' TO AID HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN SINGAPORE, Tues. —A bazaar in aid oi the St, Andrew's Mission Hospital for Children will be held on Saturday at the Victoria Memorial Hall irom 11 a.m. to G p.m. The bazaar is under the patronage of the Yang diPertuan Negara. Inche
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    Council to have Coat-of-Arms
    26 4 KLANG X*ues. Uii EClang Town Council is |o hav< Coat-oi-Arn>. Thf Council has apn Messrs. Chester Herald of Herald to design il.
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    TEACHER GAN MARRIGE TEACHER MISS TAN
    42 4 Mr and Mrs. Gan Chin feme (above) pictured aft- Hm The bride, formerly Miss Tan Be r Nee is the pewters* daecW while the bridegroom is the eldest son of Mr. and Ifci G teachers _j
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      215 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson III! i r****^ 1^ MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis -4 m J4isr B k 111 \w\ THE HEART OF JULIET JONES by Stan Drake EZ I __7 „ir-ir-wAC REALLY 1 XT.I THINK*SLUGGED"r3THE J f9" [T VASSILYIS GONE. T MEAN J
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      10 5 A new serial on the inside story of Caroline Kennedy.
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    Industry: A significant advance
    333 6 Industry: A significant advance ''"-^-------J^_K!""*iP«(Ollo_p TELLING THE PEOPLE w.-. .»..._,■'.<;■: ___-;i 1 li" is gratifying to note that no fewer than 80 applications have oooii received >r nine factory buildings and nine factory sites al the industrial estate to be buill in the Bendemeer Road area. Plans for this development
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    151 6 The Free Press reported "Canton, about to be speedily evacuated. has been the scene of a little episode that was reported at first as something quite serious. The Allied Commissioners imprisoned a Mandarin tor the offence of using torture upon a culprit who wa.s brought before him.
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    79 6 JUST FANCY THA T YURI GAGARIN met Gina Lollobrigida In Moscow, and said: "My colleagues aro jealous that I should meet the stars here. I was very clo.>e to the real stars but they nre unattainable." Said Lollo: *i am attainable." And kissed the spaceman's cheek A 25- YEAR-OLD Penton-
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    1202 6  -  G.G. Thomson EACH ONE HAS A DUTY TO THINK, FEEL AND ACT IN TERMS OF SINGAPORE... By YOUTH is a problem to which only life is the answer. Each young man or young woman possesses a group of potential powers, some known and some not yet known.
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      131 6 •YOUNG Df»f AM. A M O f ■'co ur» M cairty s.-all- cic.-c aapa Md X un mtfar* bust SUPpr fc. ,:rr fl i.np_ r mam mm •YCJNG JOY. T»e J S ~c *i r •on cotton cl i r S» s* A 6 h cups 32" to 38 elegant
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      202 6 TODAY'S RADIO RADIO SINGAPORE Karenina; 11.00 A night at the Short Wave Service opera; 11.30 Melodies and tl metres <7?.>0 kc/s.l memories; 12 (midnight') Close Medium Wave Service: down. 47G metres RADIO MALAY A (41.1 metres* A.M.— 11.00 Programme sum- pm.— 1.15 Tiffin date; L.30 mary; 11.02 Continental pot- 1
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      391 6 HK.. _n JI H_-___ j __r^ I I ■■JHP h ~r^|-"— > ~"'"______r~~""______ Pt_^^ ""m^ pBiBL--.— JBMR j l I j CLUES ACROSS a Otter., they're blue i i l And nasty too. quite possibly 6He ]vd ms at sea .7- i rhey have lids over them <4>. BGo clumsily
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    EDUCATION MUST BE GEARED TO MEET OUR NEEDS
    361 7 EDUCATION MUST BE GEARED TO MEET OUR NEEDS professor on rolej)f schools in modern society SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'pHE natural abilities of the people form the real basis on which Singapore's prosperity is built, said Professor T.L. Green, head of the School of Education, University of Malaya in Singapore. "Minerals will
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    S'pore girl to sing over Radio Australia
    102 7 S'pore girl to sing over Radio Australia SINGAPORE. Tues. Radio Australia will broadcast recordings by two Chinese artistes, Miss Lim Lee and Miss Lee Kerk Ying. Miss Lim Lee's recordings can be heard at 7.45 p.m. on August 24, and the other at 7.45 p.m. on August 31. both in
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    busing airport welcome for Indian him stars
    219 7  - busing airport welcome f or Indian him stars WEE ENG HWA B. Trainee Reporter, during 'Youth Week in Business" p\V\ LEBAR, Tues I Hundreds of cheering fans were at the airport lo give a roosting welcome to their film idols, Nanda and Johnnj Walker, who flew in from Jakarta for
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    600 TEENAGERS ATTEND RALLY AT 'VIC'
    84 7 600 TEENAGERS ATTEND RALLY AT 'VIC' gINGAPORE. Tues. More than GOO people, most of them teenagers, attended the youth rally organised by the Singapore Youth for Christ. at the Victory Memorial Hall. The highlights of the rally were a Bible quiz and a talk given by Mr Paul Box, a
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    Three important decisions on use of films to help teachers
    200 7 Three important decisions on use of films to help teachers SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THREE important measures designed to in reuse the use of films and other audios i material for educational purposes in South and East Asia were agreed upon at a \lsi O-sponsored meeting which ins jus! ended in Kuala
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    Award for cinema
    108 7 Award for cinema SINGAPORE. Tues. The Cathay Cinema, of Singapore, has been awarded the first prize in the overseas section of the annual Quigley Grand Awards for Showmanship lor 1960. The competition is held annually by the Quigley Publishing Company of New York, which publishes the Motion Pictures Daily, the
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    He will seek recognition for diplomas
    84 7 He will seek recognition for diplomas SINGAPORE, Tues.—Singapore's only representative to the Royal Institute of British Architects' conference to be held in London from tomorrow will seek recognition of local architect degrees by the Institute. *H€ Is Mr. K.C. Chung. acting head of the architecture department of the polvteehnic. who
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    French holiday
    18 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The French Consulate General is closed today for Assumption Day. a French official holiday.
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    COMMITTEE FOR SEAMEN'S CLUB NAMED
    94 7 COMMITTEE FOR SEAMEN'S CLUB NAMED ijINGAPORE, Tuc- Mr. > X H Tan. A>-^anT f Director ol Btogapore Sociaj Welfare Department n»s leer uamed to Dead the comIttee ol the Singapore Asian Seamen's Club, the Govern-; oenl Gazette .states. The cHHers are a repre,taUve o: the Permanent retary Ministry ol n-
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    CHILDREN FROM 110 S'PORE SCHOOLS TO TAKE PART IN FOURTH TRAFFIC GAME
    445 7 CHILDREN FROM 110 S'PORE SCHOOLS TO TAKE PART IN FOURTH TRAFFIC GAME SINGAPORE, Tues. Look at the sketch above closely and see I if you can spot the 21 1 rules of road safety I flouted by road users in it. I Fault No. 19 for instance, shows a cyclist
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    Two-colour, six-way printing press
    52 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The first two-colour Heidelberg lithopress machine the six-way printing press has arrived here. Free demonstrations will be given at the East Asiatic Company's demonstration room in Saiboo Street for two weeks, beginning today, from j 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. daily (ex- oept Saturdays
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    Five societies registered
    40 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Government has approved the registration of the following five societies: The Herald's Choral Society, Malayan Airways Sports Club, Singapore Leprosy Relief Association, The Evangelical Free Church of Malaya, and the Singapore Burma Trade Association.
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    Armed holdup
    32 7 KANGAR, Tues. Three men, one armed with a pistol, I held up two motor-cyclist in I a lonely spot at Mata Ayer. I and robbed them of their i machines.
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    10,000 to celebrate Prophet's birthday
    228 7 1 0,000 to celebrate Prophet's birthday GEYLANG, Tues THE Prophets birthday, which falls on Aug. 23, will be celebrated by more than 10,0(10 Muslims in Singapore. A big programme wa.s drawn up during a meeting held at the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society premises in Lorong 12, Geylang. The meeting was
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    Talk on Sikhism
    37 7 SERANGOON. Tues. More than 500 men ai.d women attended a talk at the Beany Secondary School hall on "Sikhism. a modern religion" given by Dr. Gopal Singh, a philosopher and lecturer of Punjab University.
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      382 7 I tional success along lines al- I distance may influence the IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... I ready started future trend of your entire (Dec. 23- Jan. Ie THK stars have given you a CAPRICORN 20) BE ALERT Tl|lD||e (Apr 21-May 21): diversity of talents which you |o expect the unexpected
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      319 8 Dennis goes back to U.S. after 12 years here HE WILL TAKE MINING ENGINEERING COURSE AT VARSITY WHERE DAD STUDIED A YOUNG American-Chinese student, who was born in New York City, but stayed in Singapore for the last 12 years, has sailed for "home". He is 17-year-old Dennis Leong. who
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      OEHLERS BROTHERS TAKE TOP PLACE IN TALENT CONTEST
      257 8 OEHLERS BROTHERS TAKE TOP PLACE IN TALENT CONTEST Oehlers brothers, Sidney and Robert, took top place at the 19 6 1 St. Andrew's School inter school talent competition which was held at the Cultural Centre. This contest was sponsored by the science and musical societies of the school. Its organisers
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      TOP RADIO STARS FOR LIFE BOYS' CONCERT
      252 8 TOP RADIO STARS FOR LIFE BOYS' CONCERT THREE radio stars will highlight a variety concert on August 26 at 6.30 p.m. at the Anglo Chinese School hall in Coleman Street organised by the Chinese Life Boys' Team of the G c v 1 a n g (hinese Methodist Church. They
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      LIVING IN WOODS IS FAVOURITE ACTIVITY OF GURKHA BOYS
      137 8 LIVING IN WOODS IS FAVOURITE ACTIVITY OF GURKHA BOYS POURAGE is the J (iurkha Scfrtas Irom tfe Troop stationed at Blakang The wooded an as iti ll i 101 l uncofiquered Iw lin oi" this two-year-old Im "Living in the [tingles is the Gurkl children's favourit< activity.'" sa 1 d
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      OFF TO JOIN A FILM COMPANY IN INDIA
      96 8 MR. M. S. ANANDA. 27. Un electrician at the R.E.M.E. training centre, 40 Base Workshops, hopes to fulfil his childhood dream ol becoming a lilm star. He hopes to go to India at the end of this year to join an Indian
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      smart if you want to hold that job...
      378 9 smart if you want to hold that job... AND YOU CAN DO IT ON ONLY $30 A MONTH WHETHER you still have your eyes on the Sit. Vac. column in your newspaper or you are already embarked on a career, your appearance counts a lot if you hope to £et
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      THE STOOL THAT SERVES A DUAL PURPOSE
      132 9 THE STOOL THAT SERVES A DUAL PURPOSE HERE is the ideal stool to have around the house. Although it is specificially designed as a stool, I have found anothei practical use lor it. Turn it upside down and you will find it a wonderful place to nestle a pot of
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      EIGHTY-SEVEN SEND IN ALL-CORRECT ENTRIES
      179 9 CASHION Sense No. 15 proved to be comparatively easy, judging from the entries received. Less than one third made two or more mistakes, which are mainly in the jewellery and hat section. Here the two correct choices should be a chunky charm bracelet instead of
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      FASHION SENSE NO. 17
      123 9 GELECT the mosl appropriate accessories for this batik play- suit cum swimsuit from the Batik Shop. Designed by Mary McAcree, Hie out fit features a square neckline with a pleated over skirt. Now place a tick against the accessory in each group you consider most appropriate.
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    163 11 CHANGI, Tuesday. and one equalled at ining Centre's third t held on the Prison ground. 1 I 1 Inti I c: 1. 1 im Tkmg Guan, 2. h David, 3. Ng Kong Pi ng. STAFF p>" \dv: i. Willie Chin VI aratnam,
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    Biddy basketball coaching starts
    38 11 SOUTH PIER. Tues. Tho Chi- VMCAs Institute of Biddy fcetb-Ul start- its firsl training aa from 4 to 6 pjn. here to- roairtitng .sessions will be i my Tuesday and Friday at Chinaac YMCA.
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    S'pore Dragonflies win the MacDougall Cup on a 1½ goal handicap
    455 11 S' pore Dragonflies win the MacDougall Cup on a 1½ goal handicap gIM^VPORE Dragonfiies vvon the MacDouga Polo Associations tournament when t Singapore I <>lo (dub, by four and a half goal* THOMSON, Tuesday. 1 Cup in the Malayan ley beat the favourites to three on the Polo! Ground. Conceding
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    INDONESIAN WALK WINNERS
    107 11 The Indonesian community in Singapore held a walk on Sunday. Picture above shows Col. Sugih Arto. the Consul-General of Indonesia, congratulating Che' Mawiah binte Arifriii, 23, winner of the women's section. Also seen in the picture are Inche Sukaimi Ibrahim (right) Inche Suleiman (behind Col. Sugih). The
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    MAX SCHMELING HAS LOST NONE OF HIS POPULARITY
    355 11 pRANKFURT, Tues. It is 25 years since he was one of the world's sporting "greats.'' but to an entirely new generation Max Schmeling is still an idol. Max's hour of glory camo on June 19, 1936 at the Yankee Stadium. New York,
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    Weetman: Why he has stopped living for golf
    600 11 Weetman: Why he has stopped living for golf I LONDON. Tues. HARRY WKKTMAN is without a doubt one of Ihe best professional golfers in country. Hut this year he will probably ■t be playing for Britain in the Ryder Cup m against Americ; I > r ::e past nine months
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    The neglected field at Bouna Vista: Residents complain
    201 11 The neglected field at Bouna Vista: Residents complain PASIR PANJANG, RESIDENTS in Pasir Panjang and South Buona Vista Roads have complained to the authorities about the neglected state of field at the Bouna Vista Community Centre. Thick lallang has made it impossible to play games. Those who are keen to
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    Signalmen's third Karting meet
    39 11 PASIR PANJANG. Tues. --18 i I Signals Regimen* Karting ciub j [will bold their third Karting I Meeting at Princess Mary Bar- j raccks cretin on Sunday. The firsl ince will Mart nt 12.00 pm
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    Heigh ho for a grand save
    56 11 ...........^j... -tavirrrrrrsfxrxrmrrm&ll&Ql a «avp« an almost certain goal in their polo match against m A Perak Eagles de fend *Jr 5 th Malayan Polo Association's tournament played at The Snltan of ovei thY weekend The Sultan's team won by five goals the Singapore Pol«
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    INDIA CONCERNED: MAY ASK MCC TO SEND STRONGEST SIDE
    144 11 INDIA CONCERNED: MAY ASK MCC TO SEND STRONGEST SIDE CALCUTTA, Tues. The Working Committee of the Indian Cricket Board of Control was "rather perturbed" that leading England players had declined invitations to tour India with the M.C.C. later this year, M. Chinnaswamy, the Board secretary, said yesterday. Requesting the Board
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    VARSITY WALKOUT THREAT 'UNTRUE'
    170 11 VARSITY WALKOUT THREAT 'UNTRUE' Sports letter Sir. WE would like to draw your attention to the report or. the cricket mate h played on Sunday. between the Singapore Recreation Club and the University in the Singapore Free Press, yesterday. It is untrue that "the Varsity team threatened to walk out"
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    THE SIGNALMEN'S TEAM FOR CUP FINAL
    79 11 DASIR PANJANG, Wed.— ll St) nal Rcgiiueul will !>e I meeting 231 Base Vet-tele Depot from Johore Bahru lo tte Una! or tbe Singapore Base District mor Cup to be played al oii<3 PARELF ranglin tomorrow at 5.00 p 18 Signals Regiment*! -can arill
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    Asia's top tennis stars thrill the fans
    59 12 9 Japan's .»•>«' Fmrnta. left, and 11. Hirose in action against Malaya's S. A. Azman md Tan Song Kean in the men's doubles semi-final yesterday. Philippines Johnny Jose, with Singapore's Onu Chew Bee. proved too good for Singapore s T. Chambers and T.
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    Johnny the 'giant killer' goes into action today for S'pore title
    551 12  - Johnny the 'giant killer' goes into action today for S'pore title KEN JALLEH WRITES Spore. Tuesday THE Philippines' young Johnny Jose the giant-killer he's a killer" ail right with deadly services uul power drives a 'killer' who likes fast green courts is set for another elimination Ihis afternoon on the
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    BERNARD FAILS TO IMPROVE RECORDS
    123 12 BERNARD FAILS TO IMPROVE RECORDS IT'ATONG, Tues. Fourteen- year-old Bernaid C.iau, who Liad only Robert Hunt to swim against In the 400 metres individual medley 'butterfly, back, breast and freestyle) returned the winning time of smin. 47.2 sees in the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association championship meet even* at the Ciiinese
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    S'pore is no more 'underdog' in Asian football, says Soh
    376 12  -  C. CHELLAPPAH By Singapore. Tuesday SINGAPORE'S days as an underdog in Asian O football an encleci. the Singapore Amateur F otbal] Association president. Mr. Soh Ghee Soon, suici cv: his return trom the Merdeka anniversary tournament in Kuala Lumpur yesterday.
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    SGSFA match postponed
    60 12 SINGAPORE, rues. The rr.. eh be we< n Postal and the v ner. o: the City Health versus Woodbridge match scheduled for Aue 21 al Geylang Stadium in the SGSFA Junior knockout have been postponed until further notice .:>■■ City Healtli draw with Woodi brid° City Health
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    THE FOOTBALL FESTIVAL ON TONIGHT
    144 12 SINGAPORE, Tues.— There will be live nights of thrilling football from i might at the I Jala:: Besa.- Stadium when six I national teams. who have just competed in tne Merdeka Football Tournament pi.ey each other In friendly rivalry here. Tonight Indonesia, the winners o:
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    AUSSIES OUTPLAY YORKSHIRE: 236 AHEAD WITH 9 WICKETS LEFT
    334 12 AUSSIES OUTPLAY YORKSHIRE: 236 AHEAD WITH 9 WICKETS LEFT SHEFFIELD. Tues. The Australian touring team, in their last match before the final Test, completely outplayed Yorkshire, the County champions, hero yesterday, finishing 236 runs ahead with nine second innings wickets left. Good allround form by Bobby Simpson played a major
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    Bradman's dream: Cricket museum
    57 12 ADELAIDE. Tues. Sir Donald Bradman said here it was his "personal dream" to see a cricket museum in Adelaide similar to the one at Lord's. Sir Donald was opening a cricket exhibition in a city store here to mark the centenary ol the departure of the
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    AZMAN MUST IMPROVE FAST, HE SAYS
    199 12 AZMAN MUST IMPROVE FAST, HE SAYS She enter* thi final pettenla' with a 6-0, 6-fl ricton ewer Lbe I new ymca open women, champion, p Kemp, utd will meet D. j Apaiah r India f< tbe title. Apaiah had a hard time before putting Martha Young at Singa pore out
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    QUALIFIERS FOR RSGC TOURNEY
    163 12 QUALIFIERS FOR RSGC TOURNEY Thomson. Tues. The results of the qualifying round in the Royai Singapore Golf Club's annual championship played here on Sunday were: Wong Weng Hong tn Lloyd-Jen-lons 2 and l; J. c. Elutcheson bt A. M. Craaiey-Boevey 2 anc j 2 N. Holborn bt S. E. Larue
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