The Singapore Free Press, 19 August 1961

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    12 1 The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. SATURDAY. AUGUST 19. 1961. 15 CENTS
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    HONEYMOON TRAGEDY
    9 1 Bpore jaciier dies: ItT, lon. I Ironed
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    Buses to run shuttle services for Grand Prix crowd
    317 1 Buses to run shuttle services for Grand Prix crowd Sat. Agreement has been reached between the Government and Chinese bus companies on traffic arrangements tor the Singapore Grand Prix on Sept. 16 and 17. The race will oe run on a three-mile circuit along the old and new Upper "Bhomson
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    DR. TOH TO OPEN CULTURAL FESTIVAL SHOW
    77 1 DR. TOH TO OPEN CULTURAL FESTIVAL SHOW SINGAPORE. Sat.— Dr. Ton Chin Chye, the acting Prime Minister, will open Malam Rangkaian Irama (an evening ol music at 5 p.m. today at the Victoria Theatre. This is the first function of the week-long cultural festi- j val. A second function an
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    PAGAN KING IS BEST BET IN FOUR HORSE HURDLE RACE
    217 1  - PAGAN KING IS BEST BET IN FOUR HORSE HURDLE RACE SCRUTINEER By B. TIMAH. Sat ALL eyes will be focussed on the hurdles event (Race Seven) for women riders at the Amateur meeting at Bukit Timah this afternoon. Only lour runners will be contesting the race over eight flights ol
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    TRICKY ROOF-TO-ROOF HOP BY HELICOPTER
    163 1 IFORE. Sat. In a unique riK>f-top operat- n. a Koyal Navy neli-pt-i kept a crowd on their loes at the Singapore International Airport ye>- -r»l.iv i ontei was railed in by Department of Civil j Ui.ition to remove radar i uiMihtr equipment weiuhDf sr.olb. from
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    ASA-Red charge
    22 1 ASA- Red charge :YO rh< CWnmunis! n. s Agency charged Association ol So^J*" is < h« ctved by '1 ts ;i "suppleuM i \:<
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    O'Neill thrills crowd with the fastest hundred in series
    472 1 LONDON. Saturday. 4 BRILLIANT innings of 117 by Norman O'XejlL who put on 123 for the fourth wickel with Peter Burge, 8(5 not out, placed Australia in a strong position against England on the second day oi" the Fifth Tesl al
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    30,000 DEAD IN CHINA CHOLERA EPIDEMIC: REPORT
    98 1 30,000 DEAD IN CHINA CHOLERA EPIDEMIC: REPORT HONG KONG, Sat. As thousands queued here yesterday lor inoculation against cholera, the South China Morning Post reported a cholera epidemic in the south-eastern Kwangtung Province of China which was said to have killed about 30.000 people. Official figures announced in Hon« Kong
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    Bus plunge kills 18
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    Vanishing teenager: Great new series today
    179 1 Vanishing teenager: Great new series today 0 Are you a teenager or tile parent oj a teenager? Ij su —or i] you are just interested in teenagers, ua must oj us are— you must not miss the neic series startiny in The free Press today and continuing next wecK. Called
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    Scottish collie for Selangor farm
    56 1 LONDON. Sat. A Bccttisl biieeptlog *e[t ne:^ by sta on aii 8.000-mile joumeji uj au experi:r.eii.:». liheep farm in Malaya. 1 :ie L6-m< uth-olci b icu r Ule, Ledi, is going to the reuuamaram estate in Selanpor, oriien Ute manager, Mr. Htarry Traill, recjently unpou^eu
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    Latest
    64 1 MALAI M n Ist w I sellin: •i Hi j in rents Hin Ur r- r- .I. \> p j Pi i > ill M i I'!' I I. ivould ti i\ i*l NO TO M/ L I i i ppnrt S trj r lh- la I M Mai
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    WORK TO START ON NEW $5-MIL. TOWN
    188 1 SINGAPORE. Sat A $5 million satellite town consisting Of more than 600 housing ancf shopping units wili start to take shape next month at the 94 mile. Bukit Timah Road. Levelling Of the site Is nov. complete and construction work starts in two
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  • Free Press city section: Finance and industry
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      TIN LOSES £2.10 A TON: RUBBER BACK TO QUIETER CONDITIONS
      187 2 LONDON, Sat. The tin market opened i >wer on the fairly sharp Singapore down- irn but prices later held steady ;<> f> i OSt with losses ol around j per ton clii c was fell to rei -v- that the
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      Market indices
      15 2 I ONDON, The Flnan- tad es foi Ruhherc- 2Q>i 7 193.6 191.9 191
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      Hccord car output
      23 2 KFapan's a it n i (July) was ccording i th( m l< ii ustrj A— red :j record ion rigun
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      Ships in port
      61 2 itongs llm Smgapora wntarvts toi.. ai 12 i Vil Honest I Ikei H t■, H i Bom Ho li n, A;k Oaf T tag M I ng H.o Hai Chu. Pil ng. Tone S in, s< g, a .\nr. Bayoi H Ananl Guaill n Port Swfttcnhim: H
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      Straits Rubber: £32,000 net profit not for distribution
      473 2 Straits Rubber: £32,000 net profit not for distribution By The Free Press Market Correspondent* SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE STRIDES made by Straits Rubber in the past two years have made this company one of the largest in the rubber industry, states the Stock Exchange Gazette. The 1960 accounts now presented do
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      UPs and DOWNs of your shares
      148 2 La>; sales in the Singapore Trading Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: Fed. Dis. si. 40 (unchanged), F. N. Ords $2.50 t— 1 cent"*. Gatnmon 51.86 -—I cen;>. M. Cement $2.40 (unchanged). Metal Box $2.34 (—1 cent*. Robinson Olds 51.40 <—3 cents), Steamers 84 cents (unchanged),
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      IDLE CONDITIONS AND DRIFTING PRICES ON STOCK MARKETS
      135 2 IDLE CONDITIONS AND DRIFTING PRICES ON STOCK MARKETS London. Sat. it has been another day ol idle con- ditions and drifting prices In the stock markets here. A slightly better tendency developed in the afternoon and some prices rallied. Nevertheless, falls j were widespread. Steels were dull and i ri
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      U.S. heads world's oil producers
      68 2 LONDON, Sat.—The United States was the principal world producer of oil last year. United States companies pro- duced 652,465,000 metric tons i<: <>:i (including natural aa.- liquids). This was 59.9 per ce:v. ol tne 1.089 >8l H:. i.-.: and associated Dutch interests produced 16.9 per
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      Hong Kong prices
      66 2 HONG KONG. Pri Closing pri< es re oday were: Pri .ov.> i oday H S Bank Corporal ion 5378 $384 sales l( Whi t lock M irdi 512.30 $12.^:0 sales sales H'kong phone $44.00 $44.75 sales .sales Dairy Farm Cold Star; ge S4O 00 > a 0
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      Tin will be short for some time, says paper
      311 2 Tin will be short for some time, says paper ONDON, Sat. The Investors' Chronicle j said in yesterday's issue: "It seems fairly clear that tin will continue to be expensive and short I for some time to come." For the moment the scope I for expansion of production j seems
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    Berlin: West works on 'let us talk' Notes for Moscow
    195 2 Berlin: West works on 'let us talk' Notes for Moscow BONN, Saturday. WESTERN notes to Hie Soviet Union underlining the readiness of both East and West for negotiations on Germany are nearing completion, informed sources said here. The sources said the notes, under discussion in the fourpower working group in
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    SEARCH GOES ON FOR FIVE CHILDREN LOST IN YACHT CRASH
    129 2 SEARCH GOES ON FOR FIVE CHILDREN LOST IN YACHT CRASH CUXHAVEN, Sat. Ships and aircraft searched the River Elbe estuary yesterday without success for five British children, who were missing when the yacht Tammy-Norie sank soon after colliding: with the 7, 69 7 -ton Polish ship Kilinski at midnight on
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    Call to Indonesians
    26 2 JAKARTA. Sat. President Sukarno has called on Indonesians to allow him to "manipulate money" in order to fulfil the Government's eight-year development. plan.
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    Hijack bid fails
    33 2 TEGUCIGALPA Honduras j Sat. —The crew of a Honduran airliner foiled a hijack attempt j yesterday after overpowering an apparently crazed Negro who tried j to take over the plane.
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    RACING CAR HITS TREE AT 100 MPH
    83 2 A DELAIDE. Sat. A rearJ\ cngined B.R.M. racing car the first in Australia, and one of only five of its kind in the world hit a tree at 100 m.p.h.. rolled over, and was almost completely wrecked at Mallala racetrack near here yesterday.
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    11 SEEKING ASYLUM FIGHT IT OUT ON CUBAN SHIP
    192 2 11 SEEKING ASYLUM FIGHT IT OUT ON CUBAN SHIP WASHINGTON. Bat.— Fighting broke out among the crew of the Cuban merchant shipßabUl de Nipe < 3.805 tons) when the captain and some ol his crew decided to seek asylum in the U.S.. the State Department said yesterday. Those who wanted
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    $138,000 mil. bill
    22 2 Washington. Sat. President Kennedy has signed his massive 5L38.000 million military apt propriations bill, which now bei comes law.
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    POP
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    381 2 NOTE: Ad prices below I arc middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, Aug. 18. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. E v i op c a n ports Au« jnquotod unquoted Sept 25 7/lti 20 .">/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 23 5/16 2:>3
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    Russia: We know the secret of West's nuclear-war targets
    281 2 Russia: We know the secret of West's nuclear-war targets MOSCOW Saturday. THE Soviet Union last night made public what it claims were top secret documents of the former Bagdad Pact powers outlining nuclear targets in the event of a clash with the Soviet Union At the same time, the official
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    UNKNOWN
    35 2 I I I Becurtti I for a ci Petition! I I I ing M n I I I parati I ricad I 1 Tuni i •-I i I 1 a over I I "1
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    Eight murdered
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      136 2 I I PHILIPS I DICTA WAT I If ACCOUNTANTS I DOCTORS I EXECUTIVES I vv ENGINEERS I f JOURNALISTS I dkttfe I SECRETARIES 1 Here's one sm«« mochi«e iwcorpero^ every facility for bofli dtctarton art cription. Simpler coalrol Errorproc^ opeft«J 40 minutes record^ $nap««C»s*"j loading Clear reprodncttoe »£J pHone acts
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      Tomorrow is last day to see Furniture exhibition
      51 3 Tomorrow is last day to see Furniture exhibition t i! show you how to get hert by the most convenient routes. be furniture design com;i* tition the first prize has n awarded to the Sin- ipore Polytechnic Archi- tural Society. second prize wenl to Messrs. Tons Brothers of l.mnery Lane.
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      The historian is coming here to give lectures
      38 3 yl ming here he vers weeks lecturing Fapan His Far East tours r- d D 5 the Cul- Educational Ex- ?< Programme ol the L T .S. I> partment ol state.
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      Fined for shouting in court
      44 3 SINGAPORE, Sat— Cheng was fined sic in the Magistrate's Court here lerd :or shouting in an- curt on Thursday. who had earlier ap- :i In the Sixth Magisi Court on a summons rge, bad started shouting he was discharged.
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      JAIL FOR ABORTIONIST
      343 3 Mother of 9 told: You should have sought FPA advice SINGAPORE. Sat.— A Judge yesterday told a mother of nine that she should have turned to the Family Planning Association for advice and not to a "quack" when she found herself pregnant again. The judge, Mr. Francis
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      $14,000 CENTRE READY NEXT MONTH
      96 3 $14,000 CENTRE READY NEXT MONTH SERANGOON. Sat— A new community Centre, costing about $14,000. is being built at the 6 X 2 milestone, Upper Serangoon Road. It will have three classrooms, a badminton court, a basketball court and a playing field Mr. Han Choh Keng the centre leader, told The
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      Welcome to Singapore
      71 3 Mr J. H. Scarr. a sales manager, arrived from Australia yesterday op. a business trip. He is staying at Prince's Hotel Garni Mr S Akita and Mr. Shima. both company managers are in Singapore on their way from jnkar a Bangkok. They are at the Adrlnhi Hotel.
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      ALEXANDRA LEE'S
      503 3 SINGAPORE, Saturday. fHK SCENE al the Victoria Memorial Hall throughout yesterday was one of busy activity understandably because, for you, the organisers present today an international bazaar. The bazaar, open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.. in aid of St. Andrew's Mission Hospital, promises a day of delight
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      Assemblyman to open new Tiong Bahru clinic
      178 3 Assemblyman to open new Tiong Bahru clinic nPIONG BAHRU, Sat.— A The Kampong Tiong Bahru Outpatient Clinic will be opened by Mr. Lee Teck Him. Assemblyman for Tiong Bahru, at 10 a.m. tomorrow. It will cater for more than 75.000 residents in the area. A Ministry of Health; .spokesman said:
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      Police Band
      20 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. Tho Police Band will play at the Botanic Gardens between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. tomorrow.
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      202 3 U j?^ complete ensemble I/ L^ White Dinner Jacket I I I Tuxedo Trousers l/ I Cummerbund Bow Tie y 2 0 Pleated Formal Shirt J f 0 Cuff Links and Studs |j I 0 Handkerchief tVM jn L f i^^^^ 81, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP SAFETY
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      459 3 CINEMAS Amusemeni Park. Kirn Seng CM'ITOL- The Girl Next Road. 6 p.m. to midnight. Door (Mandarin)— midnight. SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: CATHAY: Konga midnight. Exhibition of paintings by local DIAMOND: Sabash Mappillai artists, British Council. Amber (Tamil) 3.30. 7.30. Mansions, Orchard Road. 10 GARRICK: Aanchal (Hindi) ajn. to L' p.m. 3
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    Govt. plans centre in Sennett Estate
    6 4 Govt. plans centre in Sennett Estate
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    Untitled
    150 4 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Government will soon build a community centre at Sennett Estate, the Director of Social Welfare, Mr. W.S. Woon, told The Free Press. He said that land had j been already acquired at a CQSI of about $60,000. Mr. Woon explained that though the land was bought j
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    Rehousing scheme for squatters
    46 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— A committee comprising Federal and State officials has been formed to solve the problem of rehousing squatters in Kuala Lumpur. A report on a rehousing scheme for more than 20.000 squatters has been prepared and sent to the Government.
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    Branch president
    20 4 SEPANG. Sat. Mr. V. Kuppusamy has been elected president of the Sepang branch of the Malayan Indian Congress.
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    Services drama groups in Singapore to stage 6-day festival
    191 4 Services drama groups in Singapore to stage 6-day festival SINGAPORE, Saturday. QIX drama groups of the Armed Forces here will stage a "Services Drama Festival" for six days from October 16 at the Cultural Centre Theatre in Canning Rise. Lt.-Col. W.S. Mulling, of Singapore Base District, who is chairman of
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    150 TO REGISTER MARRIAGES UNDER NEW LAW
    77 4 150 TO REGISTER MARRIAGES UNDER NEW LAW SINGAPORE, Sat. There are about 150 people who can register no n Muslims marriages under the Women's Charter which comes into force on Sept. 15. This was revealed by an official spokesman of the Ministry of Labour and Law. These people have been
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    Illegal bets: $75
    28 4 PENANG. Sat. A racegoer. Khoo Eak Eun. 54. was fined $75 for placing bets with a bookmaker at the Penang Turf Club. He pleaded guilty.
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    Muslims are told: Mandi Safar not day for picnics
    120 4 Muslims are told: Mandi Safar not day for picnics rjINGAPORE, Sat.— "Mandi O Safar," the traditional Muslim celebration held every year in August to drive away bad luck, is posing a big problem to the religious leaders here. Tuan Haji Ali bin Haji Mohammed Said Salleh, former Chief Kathi of
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    $50,000 windfall for 600 workers
    53 4 MALACCA, Sat. The Malacca Municipal Council has paid more than $50,000 in arrears of increment to its nearly 600 daily rated workers. The Council last month agreed to the workers' claim for the same wage increases as given to Government dailyrated employees, with effect from
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    End of Indonesian rebellion may boost local trade
    365 4 End of Indonesian rebellion may boost local trade SINGAPORE, Sat. DEVELOPMENTS in Indonesia and the fact that the rebellion there appears to have been crushed are factors which should lead to a greater demand for Singapore's exports from the neighbouring republic. Mr. Sim Kee Boon. Deputy Director of the Trade
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    How to draw-in 25 simple lessons
    150 4 How to draw -in 25 simple lessons SINGAPORE. Sat The Adult Education Board is organising an art class comprising 25 simple lessons for those wishing to master the techniques of drawing. Students will be given step-by -step instructions on how to draw different subjects using pencil, crayon, paint, water-colour, or
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    A CHANCE MEETING WITH DAD FOR HITCH-HIKER
    208 4 A CHANCE MEETING WITH DAD FOR HITCH-HIKER SINGAPORE, Bat. English hitch hita i who is now in Singapore on an overland world trip with a friend, will have "chance meeting' 1 with I father here the ftrst ft union with him In nil c month.-. He is Clive Overtoi.. His
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    UNKNOWN
    26 4 loaoßj I 1 1 I I Good^ j j that j m r i n n been 1 the T 1 l lei J I
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      144 4 St. Andrew's Cathedral: 7.00 am., 8.00 a.m.. 9.30 ajn.. 11.00 a.m.. 12 noon; 6.00 p.m. St. George's i Tallin barracks) 7.15 a.m., 9.30 a.m., 10.30 a.m.; 6.30 pm. St. Peter's (Seraniioon Gar- i cen Estates: 8 a.m. 9.30 an: 6 p.m. Cathedral of Good Shepherd (.Bras Basah Rd.): 6.30 ajn.,
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      144 4 (Thomson Road): 630 ajn. 730 ajn.. 8.30 a.m.. 5.30 p.m St. Anthony's (Juronc Road I a.m.. 9 a.m.. St. Joseph's (Victoria St.) 6 a.m.. 7 -m.. 8 a.m. 9 a.m. and 5 p.m Jesuit 'Kine^mead Hall): 7 ajn.. 8.30 v.m.. 10 a.m. St. Peter and St. Paul*(Queen Street): C3O .;.m..
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      14 4 I IB Orthod* >-, Ro.ri BetM I I'M-tli.-,;, |j J i Cl v M H
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    The changing ways of youth
    1164 5  - The changing ways of youth J.D. SCOTT By AUTHOR and CRITIC Ti! tf C fu W th rrea c at f he sight of ather-bloused boys on motor b.cycles who are delight rhe fail ol the teenager may be a lon*, slow fall. But I believe it has started. I
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      15 5 HERSARY II j IRING k ID In 'nE I f I" V i. N GRILL
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    DEATH
    28 6 2lt U»rd< tf (minimum). MRS FRASINAL FERNANOEZ .i Mr- Hassle Pare in, <>r it Ixi i. 'IVIok K'ii-iM, S'n^;>i-«""r v peacefully oo *»i I M rukk.i .V.;- >.
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
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      A week of culture
      358 6 A week of culture LK)R a week from today Singapore will be the scene of the biggest and most colourful c v Mural events that have ever taken place in the State. The occasion is the National Cultural Festival to which ail cultural bodies in Singapore have pledged their support,
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      Call for weekly wage
      295 6 It will enable Spore salary- earners to pay cash for goods and thus help cut cost of living OIXCE coming bo Singapore several years ngo I have never ceased to regard as re niarkable Hie almost universal system U\ which wages are paid. Tlie usual procedure
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      POPULATION GROWTH
      159 6 Self-control alone is not enough to check it j I AM surprised there still are people like Mr. W. H. Mosbergen (Free Press. July 29) who cannot see the futility of hoping to check population growth without the use of proven contraceptives. In a world where physical values
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      Dear Sir..
      47 6 My wife rang the inquiries section of the Singapore Telephone Board and asked to be connected with the Straits Times. The operator's reply, repeated several times, was: "The time is 7.10 a.m." SUBSCRIBER. Katong. (Editors note: Obviously an operator who reads only The Free Press).
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      A centre for deaf urged
      60 6 A centre for deaf urged THE Government has v t i placing a great deal of emphasis on the construction of community centres. 11 would be greatly appreciated if it could build a centre for handicapped deal and dumb adults. Such a community centre would enable these handicapped people to
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      Homes for the 'half-way' class: A plea
      122 6 Homes for the 'half-way' class: A plea XV ttCW ol tfH ol housing uniu built by the 5 iporc Housing and n- \< l< pm til Board for peopli low< r-income group We ftiso knov i I bouses t; \ng put up oj private builders for people in the ttfgher-ini
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      Dear Sir...
      30 6 My famih and 1 pi to bed at 10 p.m.. hut <hii neighbour keeps ins radfci on full blast until midr.uiu What tan we do? SLMTM sS Katonc
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      ONE-MINUTE SERMON
      106 6 Certainly I will. Exodus in. 11-12. 4£Y WILL be with thee." I It is the pledge of God the all-power-ful, ever and everywhere present, to all whom He calls to serve Him. Moses, returning to Egypt to .set His chosen people free. foreshadowed the Saviour to come, who
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      Bottleneck in Alexandra
      59 6 Bottleneck in Alexandra virOKK is now under way J» on the widening oi AJ« xn'. .>.;!". i Road, between Delta Circus and Alexandra Circus, after so many year- waiting. I would like to see the same being done on the section <;i the same road between Gillman Circua and Pa.-ir
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      SMOKING IN CINEMAS: A CASE FOR HEALTH DEPARTMENT
      80 6 SMOKING IN CINEMAS: A CASE FOR HEALTH DEPARTMENT SOME cinemas in Singapore request their patrons to reduce their smoking during the shows, but most people ignore the plea. In my view, such people are a public menace as they inconsiderately pollute the air with smoke. 1 have a nagging suspicion
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      136 6 'Off to be a nun': It was a good story HAVING read the story in The Free Press about the girl who flew from Singapore 10 Tasmania to become a nun. I can't help wondering what all the fuss is about. Two readers wrote to say they didn't like the
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      101 6 Blood curdling suggestion I AM shocked by the letter o! "Donor" (Free Pres.>, August ;i suggesting a law t compel people to donate blood t 1 the Blood Bank. it. indeed, we come to have such a law. we would be doing worse than Hitler or the masters oi presentday
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    116 6 the Free Press reported: "The south coast of Pinans is periodically exposed to piratical visits by Malays of Larut and other places on the adjacent coast of Pera. The attacks, whether on boats or on houses near the beach, are usually marked with needless cruelty and loss
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    60 6 IJUNDREDS of angry children mobbed the commentator at a comic football match at Aylesham, near Canterbury, when their favourite television stars failed to play. They were annoyed when band leader Acker Bilk and TV stars Harry "Plogger" Fowler and Jim Dale did not turn up, and after
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    Qantas has training plan designed to open more jobs to local men
    251 7 Qantas has training plan designed to open more jobs to local men SINGAPORE, Saturday. QANTAS Empire Airways is now training local men under a technical training scheme introduced to provide more employment opportunities here. This was stated by Mr. James Alexander, the airline's area manager for South-East Asia, who will
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    Traffic fines bring in another $16,000
    90 7 Traffic fines bring in another $16,000 SINGAPORE, Sat Another 51G.289 was collected by the Singapore Governin fines for ffic offences last In the weekly n venue rt Traffic Police d that the total ted $10,525 m ;-^3 com- g 55.764 Imp sed by 262 ca es jwevious we< Is r
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    500 ATTEND AN INDEPENDENCE DAY CEREMONY
    97 7 500 ATTEND AN INDEPENDENCE DAY CEREMONY SINGAPORE sat About O >00 Indonesians here attended the flag-hoistinj; ceremony marking the 16th. anniversary of Indonesian independence at the home of Col. Sugih Arto. in Paterson Road on Thursday. Picture above shows Miss Mary lamhunan ol the Indonesian Trade Depart- ment receiving the
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    British Army runs adult classes for local soldiers
    166 7 British Army runs adult classes for local soldiers SINGAPORE, Saturday. yilh British Army is sparing no pains to organise more adult classes here for the benefit of local soldiers, said Lt. Col. W.S. Mulling, head of llu* Education Section, Singapore Base District. Further education, he said. would be necessary for
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    Pig dealer fined
    32 7 RAUB. Sat.— A pig dealer. N N o Kuan. 45, of Benta new village, was fined $20 for setting fire to his old pig baskets near a road junction.
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    TEACHERS UNION TO HOLD SOCIAL AND DANCE
    85 7 TEACHERS UNION TO HOLD SOCIAL AND DANCE OINGAPORE. Sat. TeachO crs 1 Night organised by the Singapore Teachers" Union, will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Oct. 7 from 8.30 p. m. to 2 a.m. Mr. Sardol Singh, secretary of the cultural and social committee of the union,
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    RARE DISEASE: BLOOD FOR RESEARCH
    113 7 PAYA LEBAR. Sat.— Dr. O. Roels, of the Faculty of Medicine oi the University oi Indonesia, passed through Singapore on his way to New York with 500 samples Of blood a: id serum lor research. Dr. O. Roels told The Free Press that the blood
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    LOCAL DEALERS WELCOME COMPANY CHIEF
    75 7 LOCAL DEALERS WELCOME COMPANY CHIEF PAY A LEBAR, Sat.— Leading refrigeration dealers here j were at the airport to wel- come Mr. Charles Bray, a chief engineer and director j oi a refrigeration company. The purpose of Mr. Bray's visit to the East particularly Singapore and the Federation, he said,
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    $60,000 school
    22 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Lick Hung Primary School is to build a $60,000 school of six classrooms at Bungsar Road.
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    Hary Lee (4 months) meets father at last
    163 7 Hary Lee (4 months) meets father at last SINGAPORE. Sat. A four-month-old baby, Hary j Lee Beatty, who had not seen her father, met him in Singapore. The only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Beatty, she flew iin from the United States with her mother who had gone their
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    First girl winner
    42 7 IPOH, Sat. Miss Ruby Doong Mci Lee, 17, a Form Six science student of the Anglo-Chinese School, Ipoh, became the first girl to win a prize at the third annual Perak inter-schools photographic competition organised by the YMCA here.
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      358 7 IU I just now. Your popularity will to some member of the family IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... help win for you. by being of treat help in a V,,r hay, a sTirHed and CAPRICORN VOtf^Tv m t .»nu> of humour and this i A ni|||DlllC t!an h 1!1l: over the
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    Year-round blooms of the Ixora elan are ideal for the vase
    673 8 TIIK Ixora is well-known in this country but unfortunately it has not been extensively cultivated as a garden plant. The flowers, each with 4 small star-shaped petals and a long corolla tube are borne in close =J I clusters
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    466 8 BY OUR HANDYMAN yyALLS do more than divide the rooms of i\ house, they provide a strong, rigid basis for building furniture. Because of this, wall fitments are the simplest kind of furniture lor the do-it-yourself beginner to tackle. The wail itself can form
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    Only the House of Dior caters for curves
    390 9  - Only the House of Dior caters for curves JEANNE GRAHAM PARIS ssri who stvlrd Mrs. nsit. rails his new lino the Ih style U soft full and to the hats in Paris Dr.iprd turbans and l> in fur or velvet, f.uitil tullr This softlyI bi in printed silk. H U
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    TINT HINT TO CUT THAT GLARE
    612 9  - TINT HINT TO CUT THA T GLARE CHAN CHIN BOCK ■OCESS WILL BE A BOON IN SUNNY SINGAPORE MOTORING NEWS, VIEWS by I lie drive c penetration of -vioir rays ol the sun, heal and fade. Is much m< >n drives tn the day cue sun is at it.* and
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    Beauty Lesson
    291 9  -  SUSAN HAYWARD ■_-_--_vH--aa_-M-a 'for the LADY FASHION _HB_^_a_B_a_i_Bi BY J BELIEVE the term "foundation makeup" is a good one because preparation can be the foundation of good looks. Many defects and wrinkles can be corrected by the proper blending of foundation on your face. Using a lighter and
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    Koreans out to avenge that K.L. defeat by S'pore
    566 10  - Koreans out to avenge that K.L. defeat by S'pore CHARLIE CHELLAPPAH Says on tonight's football ABOUT 10,000 football fans are expected to pass through the turaA stiies of Jalan Besar stadium tonight for what should be the match of the year between Singapore and Korea, climaxing the five-day Sin gappre
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    FACILITIES FOR 1964 GAMES STILL UNDECIDED
    366 10 FACILITIES FOR 1964 GAMES STILL UNDECIDED TOKYO, Sat. Japanese Olympic officials cannot escape criticism that they took things too much for granted in the very important, matter of facilities for the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo. They wore in plenty of hot water over the site of the Olympic Village
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    KIM SIAK'S GOAL SAVES MATCH FOR DOCKYARD
    84 10 fiEYLANG, Sat... H.M. Dock- yard held RAP 1 Seletar I 'A' 1-1 in a SAFA Junior cuptie match played at the Stadium on Thursday. Dockyard saved the game with a goal eight minutes from time. Jimmy Owens netted for Seletar and K:m Siak
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    JOHORE GOVT. PRINTING DEPT. CLUB OFFICIALS
    55 10 TOHORE BAhRU, Sat.—Gov- eminent Printing Department Sporu Club officials elected of the iirs: annual meeting recently were: Chairman: Omar Hj. Mahmood: Ti-easurer: Wan A Raof bin Omar; Secretary Mahmood Mohamed; ana seven committee members. Club auditors elected were Raja A. Maiek bin Chik and
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    American coach Da Hey brings Softball to the S'pore Schools
    131 10 The popular American basketbp.ll a.nd softball coach Chuck Dailey, is behind the first big move to popularise softball in the schools. The coach, a professor of Physical Education at the Oregon State University, is coaching teachers in morning and afternoon
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    TABLE TENNIS: WEARNES FIND STANVAC HARD TO BEAT
    403 10 TABLE TENNIS: WEARNES FIND STANVAC HARD TO BEAT KALLANG. Sat. Results of the Singapore Table Tennis championship tournaments played at the Happy World were: I nter-Business Houses Championships Wearnes Bros, beat Stanvac 5-4. Wearnes first) —Chan Ah Chye bt. Khw Kum Ym 21-10. 21-18; Chan Nai Keng bt Choo Chee
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    P.A. Walk Prizes and their donors
    320 10 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Peoples Association ye>terday announced the prises and their donors for tomor- row's Walk from Tanah Merah Youth Camp to Kailang. The>e arc: Cnalienj, r e Cup for Senior Sec- tioa t Men i tuescnieu by tbe Prime Minister ol Singapore; Challenge
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    Week-end Sport
    246 10  -  KEN JALLEH For growing army of a Walkers... a day tomorr I on Sport this weekend T^EARLY 800 walkers of all ages, men and women, march from the Tanah Merah Youth Camp to Ka 1 1 an g tomorrow morning- for certificates they will treasure if they complete
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    Tengah victory
    42 10 JALAN BESAR. Sat Royal Air Force Tengali scored a convincing 3-1 victory over Chinese Athletic 'A' In a, friendly football match played here yesterday. Scorers tor Tengah were Brebner f2), and Crane while Lim Tiang Chye replied for the Chinese.
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      93 10 Tonight's ties Tonight's ties are: Junior Inter-Club. Group A: i Nanyang University v Combined < Schools A 7 p.m. "table C: University v. CSA 7 p.m. table D: I Ching Giam A-A. "B" v FBC 9 j p.m table C; Changl, CC v.Toa Nan Ola Boys Assn. 9 p.m. table
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    S'PORE STRUGGLE FOR RUNS
    391 11 Strong S'gor attack puts State 98 runs behind SINGAPORE were flght- ing for runs, and were five wickets down j tor 105 runs in reply to I Selangor's first innings total of 203 runs at the close of the first day's play in the three-day Malayan
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    Not enough opposition for Thuan Heng says American coach
    286 11 Not enough opposition for Thuan Heng says American coach KATONG .Saturday is an easy win tor 13-year-old schoolboy m rhuan Heng (C.S.C) when he won LoOO metres freestyle event in the prei< <>nsiii|) fin;,! o f the Singapore Amateur v imming Association's 18th annual meet Id al the annual meeting
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    SIKHS TO SEND ATHLETIC TEAM TO IPOH
    80 11 SIKHS TO SEND ATHLETIC TEAM TO IPOH CJ S -.TORE. Sat.— Mi- H. S. I sports secretary Singapore Khai.-a latl a announced yester- that tne assodaUon has led to select a team to represent Singapore at the VI; layan' Sikh- athletic snip to be held at month. Ided that o::try
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    Another top year for Tottenham?
    262 11 LONDON, Saturday. THE big question poised at the beginning of 1 season 1961-62 is whether Tottenham ■Hotspur, with their additional European Cup commitments, can retain cither or both the League championship and the F.A. Cup. It would be fantastic iti i they were to land
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    24 11 BALESTIER, Sat— The finals of ihe Indian A.>sociaLion'.s Sports Carnival will te held on Sunday, Aug. 27 here from 3 p. in
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    KOREANS AND INDIANS DIDN'T SCORE
    106 11 KOREANS AND INDIANS DIDN'T SCORE JALAN BESAR. Sat.— Goal shy forwards made the Festival football between Tlorea and India enc in a goalies draw at the stadium last night. The Indians attacked for most of the time, but bulky Korean goalkeeper Kirn Sang Jim refused to be beaten. Most impressive
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    GHANA BOXER TO MEET AUSSIE CHAMP
    101 11 GHANA BOXER TO MEET AUSSIE CHAMP MELBOURNE, Sat. Australian bantam champion Johnny Jarrett will meet hard-hitting Ghana boxer Dennis Adjei on September 1. The featherweight limit of 9 stone has been set for the bout. Adjei who holds the bantam championship of his own country, has had two Australian fights,
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    379 12 RACE ONE M.A.R.A. Cl. 5— BF, Catchweights: 12 st. 7 lbs.: Kolek. Bubbles, Miranda, Zariff, Raja, Moondyne. Jim. haperone. Bess Yeoman, Bay Star, John Willy, Run Run, Sara Jane, Spuds, Chummy, Ruin. Moghul Princess. Deep Purple, Smoky SCRATCHINGS: Big Heart. Kimani, Sunrise. First Choice, lagaza. Nugget. Cairo. RACE
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    Pagan King best bet of the day: He's got to beat three rivals
    720 12  - Pagan King best bet of the day He's got to beat three rivals SCRUTINEER It's a one-horse race in the hurdle event today By BUKIT TIMAH, Saturday. OAGAN KING should be best bet in the eight-event race card of the Amateur meeting at Bukit Timah this afternoon. Pagan King, who
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    Victories for Yorkshire and Hampshire: Trueman takes 5 for 46
    142 12 Victories for Yorkshire and Hampshire: Trueman takes 5 for 46 LONDON, Saturday. IT now appears to be a straight light between Hampshire and Yorkshire for the English County cricket championship. Hampshire made light work ot their task of getting 125 to bent Warwickshire. They won with two hours and eight
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    208 12 Results in yesterday's matches were At Cheltenham: Lancashire beat Gloucestershire by 55 runs. Lancashire 233 and 219. Gloucestershire 142 and 255 (R. Nicholls 99. A. Windows 48, R. Collins 5-108). Lancashire 14 points. At Bradford: Yorkshire beat Worcestershire by an Innings and 13 runs. Worcestershire 124 and 169 (R.
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    135 12 Platings in the county championships alter yesterday's games are: P W L D Pts Aye Hampshire 28 16 6 6 228 8.14 Yorkshire 27 15 3 9 216 8.00 Middlesex 25 13 6 5 182 7.28 Worcester 27 13 8 6 186 6.88 Essex 27 10 7 10 158
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    Selections
    89 12  -  SCRUTINEER By RACE ONE: Miranda. Chummy, Moondyne. RACE TWO: Arrieties. Champagne, Lady Jane. RACE THREE: Stitches. Gangara, Ma.ju RACE FOUR: Courtier 11 The Anak, Performer. RACE FIVE. Orissa, Boyzie, French Shoe. RACE SIX: Picture Goer 11. Straits Code, Peking. RACE SEVEN: Pagan Kins, Wonder Gold. RACE EIGHT: Strong and
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    S'PORE SOFTBALL K.O. TOURNEY STARTS TODAY
    121 12 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Softball AssoI ciation's senior and junior knock-out competitions start i today. j Mr. Bill Tan, honorary sec- rotary of the association told the Free Press that team representatives arr requested ito inform him of the date. time and place of
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    SKINNER TURNS FORWARD TO WIN FOR RECS
    188 12 SKINNER TURNS FORWARD TO WIN FOR RECS SINGAPORE. Sat.— State goalkeeper Wilfred Skinner who j i played inside right for the Sin- j gapore Recreation Club, netted the deciding goal to beat the Selangor Eurasians 2-1 in a football match ion the padang yesterday. The Recs' winning coal came in
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    JOHORE C.A. WILL SHOW CRICKET FILM
    86 12 JOHORE C.A. WILL SHOW CRICKET FILM SINGAPORE, Sat. The! Johore Cricket Associa- I tion will show the Qantas I I Empire Airways' film on tlie cricket match played at 1 Brisbane between the West Indies and Australia on Monday, at 7.30 p.m. Mr. V. Kandagaratnam. honorary secretary of the J.C.A.
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    26 12 i j MOSCOW. Sat.— The lliGl world modern pentathlon championships were officially opened at the Lenin Central Stadium yesterday with a parade by competitors.
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    Gilchrist and the policeman
    72 12 LONDON. Sat. Roy Gilchrist is just about the fastest bowler in the world at any time. Yet he appeared to put greater pace into his deli- j veries in a cricket match at Burnley. The batsman racing the West Indian Test star was the policeman who
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    107 12 N.Z. TOURISTS GO DOWN IN OPENING GAME lIHDNES. 'Lancashire. Sat. f T —The New Zealand Rugby League team failed to impress in the opening game of their 20-match tour of Britain when they went down 9-6 to a Combined Liverpool and Widnes side yesterday. The team have a stiff task
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    Vase training starts: Ajnos goes stylishly
    200 12 Vase training starts: Ajnos goes stylishly IPOH. Sat. Official training for the Perak Tun Club Gold Vase moot ins commenced this morn in?. Only a few locally trained horses went fast on a good track. Best performance was put up by Ajnos. He went stylishly over 31 in 39. Tonka,
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