The Singapore Free Press, 11 September 1961

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    22 1 tO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1961 15 CENTS.
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    CHOLERA DRIVE BEGINS
    32 1 1,000 in Itioois h first 110 get le jabs OR] Won, ik Singapore mass n m iilapakn began in 24 igjenn step ittt i tied y the nS1 t€
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    INOCULATION TEAM GOES TO M.G.S.
    26 1 m 9.15 a.m. picture shows one of a team of nurses inoculating students at the Methodist Girls' School in Sophia Road.
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    U.N. IN BERLIN? 'FAVOURABLE' CONSIDERATION SAYS ENVOY
    132 1 WASHINGTON, Mon. The West German Ambassador here, Dr. Wilhelm G Grewe, said bat night that hisroinitry would "lavourably ronsider" some sort of United Nations supervision in West Beriin The Ambassador was replying to a question from Senator Kenneth B Keating. on a recorded
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    WIDOW WINS $500 BY STUDYING JUDGES' COMMENTS
    133 1 WIDOW WINS $500 BY STUDYING JUDGES' COMMENTS SINGAPORE. Mon. The judges' comments of the previous week helped a widow to become the sole winner of the S5OO prize in The Free Press Word Puzzle "BJ". The winner. Mrs. K. M. Paul, of Upper Serangoon Road, said: "I found the judges*
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    Emergency delivery
    35 1 NANCY (Eastern Prance). Mon. Unexpected maternity patient i for Dr. Pierre Froment: a cow, i maddened by pain, escaped from it»s farm and delivered a calf in Dr. Froment \s waiting room here.
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    Tremor shakes city
    33 1 IOKYO. Mon.— A siight e&rtn tremor .^iiook Tokyo yesterday evening. The Japan Meteorological i Agency said the centre oi the I tremor was in Ibaraki Prefecture. I north of Tokyo.
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    'Turf has lost one of finest riders in McGrowdie death
    332 1  - 'Turf has lost one of finest riders in McGrowdie death VERITY GILL By SINGAPORE, Monday. THE sudden death of jockey Noel McGrowdie has robbed the turf of one of its finest riders in both Malaya and Australia, said the chairman of the Singapore Turf Club. Mr. V. Bath, yesterday. Mr
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    RACE-HORSE OWNER LEE KIM PUAT DIES AT 71
    103 1 RACE-HORSE OWNER LEE KIM PUAT DIES AT 71 SINGAPORE, Moil. -A j well-known race-horse owner, Mr. Lee Kirn Puat, 71. died at his home in Balmoral Road during the weekend. Mr. Lee died on Saturday morning after a long illness. His great love for horse rating made him wellknown among
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    Coloured PCs in UK
    44 1 LONDON, Mon. Britain may soon have its first coloured policemen. Six men, who applied to join the police in the Midland's city of Birmingham, have passed an education test and are now under- going other tests, a police spokesman .=aici
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    Prehistoric baby
    30 1 PERIGUEUX < South-West France, Mon. Pre-historic skeleton remains of a baby believed to have lived about 70.000 B.C. have been found at Bugue, about 20 miles south of here.
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    Lee for more K.L. talks
    99 1 IT'UALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Federation Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul I Rahman, disclosed on his arrival here from Penan? this morning that tiie Prime Minister of Singapore. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will be in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday for more discussions on mercer. I "With the
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    'BUGS' IS BACK: REWARD GOES TO SPASTICS
    219 1 'BUGS' IS BACK: REWARD GOES TO SPASTICS SINGAPORE, Mon.— A Queenstown Secondary School student, Rocque TienLock, 14. yesterday gave his cake money savings of $50 to the Spastic Children's Association of Singapore when his lost pet dog returned home after a 10-day absence. The dog. "Bugs", a fullgrown mongrel. was
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    Veteran actor dies
    20 1 SANTA MONICA. Mon. Veleian character actor Lii) Carnilo died of cancer yesteniav at the age of 81.
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    Pickets at store as riot squad stands by
    257 1 Pickets at store as riot squad stands by SHOUTS AND BOOS j I BY STRIKERS QINGAPORE, M o n.— Despite repeated police warnings to keep clear of the main entrance of Robinson and Co. in Raffles Place, about 150 striking employees continued to picket the entrance of the firm this
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    Latest
    291 1 RUBBER PRICE DOWN Sen Rnd Mi rubbei \mi crs '<• lp v ti in mjv: 4 pit: < Ihi n in s. cents pci down ighth •M I i MALAYAN HK Fl r > in 51 >J idttn? v onfj Malay ifi 1 > v .«i P ■-.< 'w
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      16 1 co-SOOKS HlG H STREET. Review off Penang races: Today's fast gallops: P. 12 fe^* A rjfir
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      NEW LLOYD LINER WILL CARRY 1,700 PASSENGERS
      255 2 NEW LLOYD LINER WILL CARRY 1,700 PASSENGERS By LIM TIONC WAH (SINGAPORE, Mon. Lloyd Triestino is Introducing a new liner, 27.500-ton Galileo Galilei, on its AustraliaItaly run. The ship was launched at Manlalcane in Italy last month. She will call ai Singapore on her maiden i voyage late next year.
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      Lioyd and Maudling leave for Accra
      44 2 I OND4 N Ma 1 Britisb Lloyd ilie Ciiajsceilo c. .< Ex~ cbeqoex Sir. K^n^.a MaudKuifl chairman ol vie Bottxu oi 'i'...(\e, \e:\ Lunuci. tall Djg^C :or\ Alton ".vr-.e.e :r.ev will aUend the i ConuaonwcaUb Roncce Mtnistgr's oi ferenc<
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      Ships in port
      35 2 SMIPb ly"', ..e>r.-.M<l: the S'n^apore Hji)D:it B«urd Wlufvts or expected today .ir>- S W Sil OSS ■'■>:.._ 22, H. Ho'!-' 4 o. Ci i, i Benattorn 23 ->. Perseua Yamal M mi l 32
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      STRIKE THREAT AT MORE THAN 100 G.M. FACTORIES
      248 2 STRIKE THREAT AT MORE THAN 100 G.M. FACTORIES DETROIT. Mon Strikes threaten many of General Motors' 130 factories today, following a union ultimatum setting a deadline for the negotiation of new labour 1 contracts, this morning. The company and the United Auto Workers' Union yesterday continued to nego- i tiate
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      Food prices go up
      35 2 COLOMBO. Mon.— Food prices have risen sharply since the Gov- i ernmeni lmposeu increases of fivt i/em- a pound on sugfti auti wncat floui in an effort to balance the budget.
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      Cabin of new JAL fwl JWfliifdgf has an at home in m JIM
      406 2  - Cabin of new JAL fwl JWfliifdgf has an at home in m JIM CONRAD CHIEW By Paya Lebar, Monday- pASSENGERS who board Japan Air Line's new Convair 880 M Jet Couriers will be given an immediate introduction to some aspects of Japanese life. The new planes will be introduced here
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      6,072 factories in Hong Kong
      63 2 HONG KONG. Mon. Th« number of registered and recorded industrial undertakings in Hong Kong rose to an all-time peak of 6,072 in the year's second quarter, according to the Labour Department. Included in the number were three cotton spinning mills and 20 plastic industry factories.
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    63 bodies in Eire plane crash found: Search to continue
    226 2 63 bodies in Eire plane crash found: Search to continue SHANNON (Irish Re- public), Mon. Sixty-three bodies have been recovered from the President Airlines' DC-6 airliner which crashed in, dense fog here early yesterday morning with a loss of 83 lives. Last evening police authorities called off the search because
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    Off for market talks
    33 2 CANBERRA. Mon. Officials of me Australian Tiarie and Primary Inuustry departments left Sydney for London last night for preliminary talks on Biuain"s proposed entry into the European Common Market.
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    Bizerta exchange
    23 2 TUNIS, Mon. Prance and Tunisia ye&teraay began an exchange of prisoners captured at the time of the Bizerta fighting in July.
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    Car Plunges into spectators, kills 11 and ace driver
    210 2 Car Plunges into spectators, kills 11 and ace driver MONZA (Northern Italy), Monday. Y^OLF(iAN(i yon Trips, Gerniany's top racing driver, was fatally injured yesterday when his Ferrari ploughed into the crowd on the notorious Monza high-speed embankment, killing 11 spectators, r As rescue workers toiled in the bloody trackside shambles,
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    EMERGENCY IN GHANA PORTS: POLICE PROTECT GOVT. BUILDINGS
    122 2 EMERGENCY IN GHANA PORTS: POLICE PROTECT GOVT. BUILDINGS ACCRA. Mon Heavy police patrols in full riot kit steel helmets, shields and batons protected all government buildings in the strikebound ports of Takoradi and Sekondi yesierday as a limited state of emergency came into effect. Police headquarters said that all was
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    Motor population
    23 2 ROME, Mon. There were 126.313,100 motor vehicles in the world as oi Jan. 1, 1961. the Itahan Automobile Ciub has announced.
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    75 m.p.h. WINDS HIT ISLAND CITY
    90 2 ALVESTON. Texas Mon. Winds of 75 miles an hour hit Galveston in midafternoon yesterday while Hurricane Carla was still about 150 miles out to sea. Flood waters had already poured into the centre of Oalveston. The city, built on an island, was almost completely
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    Lock icon U.S. may revise aid to Indonesia
    299 2 JAKARTA Monday SWEEPING revisions may be in store for the United States' economic aid programme to Indonesia. This has been indicated by Indonesian Government development officials and members of a U.S. economic study team which recently completed a visit to Indonesia. Dr. Donald Humphrey,
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    Now Russians let off biggest blast in tests—over Arctic
    312 2 Now Russians let off biggest blast in tests— over Arctic WASHINGTON, Monday. "DUSSIA yesterday let off the biggest nuclear explosion so far of her new 11 -day-old series a blast with the explosive force of several million tons of T.N.T. detonated in the atmosphere over the Soviet Arctic. The U.S.
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    TARA SINGH: FOUR GOVERNMENT DOCTORS CALLED IN
    189 2 TARA SINGH: FOUR GOVERNMENT DOCTORS CALLED IN Mon. A panel of government doctors examined the lasting Sikh loader. Master Tara Siri>h. yesterday and said his general condition was fair In spite of his 27-d;;y hunger strike. The lour doctors, called in by Tara Singh 8 daughter. said bis heart, lungs,
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    BONN TO RETAIN 36,000 CALL UP IN
    77 2 TJAD TOELZ. WesH Grr- many. Mon. Wttt G.rmai.v will "very iton" announce its decJUion to retain ab-iut 36.000 conscripts due for relea&e on September 28. the West German Defence Minister j said here yesterday. The Minister. Herr Franf- jox f stniu i lo
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    UNKNOWN
    158 2 Na tions has J an incident 1 office. ?i m A United members oi le Reeled by tl* iT* Poetically roi armed J* Sides pa i I United NaWVI Dr. Conor ob'l representative H had earliei JJ£ ofii iaj air, :here u-luJe tryim i bii wile infcns.^ Or. OBtfcn
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    24 2 NFW YORK foi d<* priced i 19 cocfcUal oil*, toeu I I bathrobes mm oo iton National ftnwtftfTtt maustn s exhibit] I• i
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    HOLIDAY CAMPS ARE PART OF GOVT. PLAN TO BRING JOY TO THE POOR
    324 3 HOLIDAY CAMPS ARE PART OF GOVT. PLAN TO BRING JOY TO THE POOR SEMBAWANG, Monday. Health Minister, Inche x Ahmad bin Ibrahim, yesterday said that the Government did not believe that the good things of life relaxation, comradeship and the joy of life should only be reserved for those who
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    Precentor hits at 'this senseless road massacre'
    248 3 SINGAPORE, Monday. (STRONG leadership by governments with the backing of all churches, schools, business houses, factories and homes, would be the best incentive towards stopping "murder on the roads." This call is made by the Precentor of St. Andrew's Cathedral, the Rev. Leslie
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    'S'PORE HAS ONE PUBLIC PHONE TO THE SQUARE MILE'-TOH
    117 3 'S'PORE HAS ONE PUBLIC PHONE TO THE SQUARE MILE' -TOH SINGAPORE, Mon. The Acting Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye said that Singapore was one of the most progressive countries in the field of communications in South-east Asia. He said this when he opened the Singapore Telephone Board's new $312,--000
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    Ministry approval
    32 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Ministry of Education has approved the registration of the International Correspondence Schools, 73 Robinson Road, Singapore 1, and the Chen Li Kindergarten, 76 Guillemard Road, Singapore 14.
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    Commander named
    28 3 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Lieu- j tenant James Edward Colin Coey is now LieutenantCommander of the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve (Singapore Division), according 10 a Government Gazette.
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    Money in circulation
    27 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. Currency in circulation in Singapore, Federation and Singapore, the Federation and the three Bornean territories on August I amounted to 51. 170.08-2.756.05.
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    Welcome to Singapore
    97 3 Mr S. Ishibashi, a company doctor, arrived from Tokyo yesterday. He is staying at the Orchard Hotel. Mr. Devendra Raj Apadhyay. Director of Customs, Nepal, arrived during the weekend. He may be contacted at the Economic Development Division, Ministry of Finance. Professor J. S. Cahen ar- rived
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    POLICE AUCTION LARGE QUANTITY OF UNCLAIMED GOODS TOMORROW
    188 3 POLICE AUCTION LARGE QUANTITY OF UNCLAIMED GOODS TOMORROW SINGAPORE, Mon.— A large quantity of unclaimed, confiscated, unserviceable and intestate estate goods will be auctioned in the compound of the Central Police Station in South Bridge Road at 12.30 p.m. tomorrow. The auction is open to anyone except Government servants, a
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    Water cut today
    21 3 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Water will be cut in Zones Five and Six from 2 P.m. to 8 p.m. today.
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    EDITORS MEET TO EXCHANGE VIEWS
    131 3 h American editors and members of the National Editorial Association in America, were here in the course of a Far East study tour. At the reception given by the American Consul in Charge, Mr. Robert Donhauser. and Mrs. Donhauser, the men and women from two
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      20 3 COO MUST BE WON EVER Y WEEK Your Free Ps?sicWord Puzzle contest entry form is on the bpjk page j
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      365 3 L i I f Bfc II II W^ c=== X -«ri^^^^^^^^P policy of the Students' rsity of Malaya here, the lent, Mr. S. Paramsothy, Mr Yam (hong Tak, treasurer; Mr. Francis C. K. (hen, assistant secretary; Mr. Asokan Damu, publications secretary; Mr. Toh Wen? Cheong. social secret in Council member
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    AN AIRMAN'S PICTURE OF SINGAPORE PRAISED IN LONDON
    207 4 AN AIRMAN'S PICTURE OF SINGAPORE PRAISED IN LONDON SINGAPORE \l A PHOTOGRAPH of a Sin/ A submitted by Senior Tms^ j Rigg, of RAF, Seletar, has heen d the London newspaper, The l)Ju The photo (left), token atThe^ River, shows the silhouetted ii< I* rowing a sampan. "Sharp glint on
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    1,250 STUDENTS APPLY FOR STUDY GRANTS
    78 4 1,250 STUDENTS APPLY FOR STUDY GRANTS KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— More than 1.250 students and Government officers have applied for Federal bursaries, scholarships and Colombo Plan awards at the University of Malaya and abroad next year. A spokesman for the scholarship and training section. Ministry of Education. said that only 200
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    Pak Kasur (on way to Germany) sends good wishes to children here
    143 4 Pak Kasur (on way to Germany) sends good wishes to children here PAYA LEBAR. Mon.— Pak Kasur. the Indonesian educationist and angklung expert, whom many Singapore children will remember for the songs and stories he taught them, passed through Singapore on his way to West Germany. He sends his greetings
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    New CPA service to Jakarta
    184 4 AIRLINE ADDS 18TH AIRPORT TO ITS ROUTE PAYA LEBAR, Mon. A jet-prop Electra II of Cathay Pacific Airways arrived here from Hong Kong for a 45-minute stop over on an inaugural flight to Jakarta. This is the first C.P.A. flight to Indonesia and adds an
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    MALAY PASS 'MUST' FOR PROMOTION
    158 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Police inspectors must pass Standard II Malay and advanced law before they could be promoted senior inspectors. "This is one of the conditions of service," a police spokesman said. He said at present there were 43 inspectors who had not been promoted
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    Fish firms team up, make good catches off Rhio
    212 4 Fish firms team up, make good catches off Rhio OINGAPORE, Mon. A joint SingaporeIndonesian fishing enterprise, which came into being a month azo. has reported unexpectedly good catches in the Rhio Archipelago fishing grounds. This was disclosed to The Free Press by Mr. Aman Wachjo, managing director of the Indonesian
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    Boy, 4, drowned
    20 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon A four-year-old boy, Yap Thian, was drowned in a disused mining pool at Ampang.
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    SOCIALIST FRONT STUDY TEAM FOR SARAWAK
    86 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Socialist Front of Malaya has decided to send a five-man team to North Borneo, Sarawak and Brunei to study the situation there. It is believed that the decision followed the Front's proposal to hold a "summit meeting" of Socialist and
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    LAND VALUATION BODY WELCOME
    97 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The president of the Singapore Ratepayers' Association. Mr. G.H. Kiat. praised the Government ior .setting up an assessment review committee In the Ministry of Finance. The setting up of the committee was disclosed in the report of the PAP review committee. The review committee
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    UNKNOWN
    91 4 §B*GAPORI I Mala\ m introdu d m the Sin Malaya fl Tv I tOf w I occupy the Chair Studies '^J Used v Mr H glstrar first «rhl h I rtii:g demJ H -I 01 tra X pui m the ...:.< i 9 divisions be taught i at a
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    39 4 KUALA Li'VP'T fh< Nil Count meet 4 discu crr.:r- nt'J [the r-'-.rr- 60 An offi Council s ci: daj.-^ ttoi to Bt| T 1 G raise th< n tiri it car. to Uw I more i aw riei
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    The sea will not yield its treasure
    922 5 The sea will not yield its treasure i^ft i^k.^^r i^^^^V t \^L k J3 -^^^^^^A" I i* I l^K^ .^^K IMh^K^M At Hatteras a shift in water depth of 3ft. was considered as nothing. But for us it had been crucial.' I SUGGESTED that "Life" sponsor jtjen. After a few
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      15 5 1 > i i i >45.00 I M. A. fTn f IVANIA F **scent Tubes starters
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      126 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE b^ Lee Falk and PhU Davis the e^ melpvvi ]V^^| I STEALIMG 7M"I I THE HEART OF JULIET JONE* IvCXiVE HADfT BUT lAM NOT OUR BOYVAS9Iiy ACH/LLES, by Chic Young ALOWPIE -—.i «ai^^| ■"«i |i r I gSc'sss£-J l^^r^^)" 1 i J
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    The drive to prevent cholera
    372 6 The drive to prevent cholera TELLING THE PEOPLE rpODAY the Govern--1 ment begins its big: voluntary anticholera immunisation campaign. Appropriately enough. hundreds perhaps thousands— of schoolchildren will be the first to be given the "jabs"— if they want them. We trust there will be few, if any, who say "No"
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    WEST WILL FIGHT IF PUSHED TOO HARD...
    1254 6 WEST WILL FIGHT IF PUSHED TOO HARD... AN OPEN LETTER TO MR. KHRUSHCHEV Dear Mr. Khrushchev, MY name is of no importance to you. I am just a journalist, one of those people your propagandists call "a jackey of Anglo-U.S. imperialism". But I have spent 40 years observing the flayi
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    100 YEARS AGO
    134 6 the Free Press reported: By the Dutch Mail steamer we have Java papers to the 14th current, but they contain little news of interest. The accounts from Banjermassing are not very favourable. News had been received by telegraph, via Sourabaya, to the 4th current. Nothing of importance
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    46 6 m/|INE detectors should be used to find weapons hidden by would-be escapers says Lieut. -Colonel J. W. A. Parkin, governor of Can- terbury Prison. The Prison Commission has awarded him a prize for "the most meritorious suggestion of the year." The prize: £5.
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    Life is like that
    91 6 Life is like that Aft s a revolver tile c h»yn R l f Paper ret "B it certUicau "What 1 wen ?ay tor the C n v 'ti r;- ■;f thi A ai mt -I T' 'cr o'/.' /.v J "What are m J 1 -4 "Fn r p
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      261 6 RADIO SINGAPORE viva; 8.00 The Tiger Quiz show; Short Wave Service f.30 Melodies of years gone by; 90 to P tunes; 9.15 A name 41 metres (7250 kc/s.) to remember; 9.30 The news; Medium Wave Service: 9.40 Album of harmony; 10.00 .„<, Music and the musicians; 10.30 4 6 n»
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      364 6 CLUES ACROSS 9 Cattle ao bo (31. 3 Girl with a blue gown? (5). 12 People who live in mtOk 8 Metallic mixture (5) friends? «7). 10 They are laid over sleepers I 4 He ma >' be a Scot C 3) <5). 16 A shot musketeer? (5) 11 He
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    CURRENCY EXCHANGE: A WARNING
    306 7 Special permit needed to take more than S5OO abroad SINGAPORE, Mon. People going abroad from Singapore may not carry on their person or in their baggage more than $500, without a special permit. This ruling has been brought to the attention of all shipping and airline
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    Six Colombo Plan scholarship winners on way to medical schools in Canada
    169 7 Six Plan pa n t h di Boon kh il 1a Hi nd All of them have been awarded scholarships on the basis of their good work in the Cambridge Higher School Certificate examinations last year. Three of
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    110 7 SINGAPORE, Monday. THK Housing and Development Board is calling for tenders to build 19 shop-houses and living quarters for the Lorong Tai Seng tire victims on the disaster site. A Ministry of National Development spokesman told The Free Press that work on the houses would be completed in about
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    Ceylon envoy to Malaya
    7 7 Ceylon envoy to Malaya I. a] Ka-
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    New church for Ponggol next year
    111 7 New church for Ponggol next year r>ONGGOL. Mon. Ca--1 thoiic residents here will have a church of their wn next year. This will ive them long trips to benches In other districts. Construction work on the new church will begin at J Uan Serangoon Kechil early next year. It will
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    $197,000 grants to 16 schools
    39 7 SEREMBAN. Mon. The Education Board of Negrt Sembilan has given grants totalling $197,000 to 14 Chinese and two Tamil schools in th Th! U money is for furniture and the construction of new building:*.
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    PROFESSOR OFF TO ATTEND H.K. CONGRESS
    75 7 PROFESSOR OFF TO ATTEND H.K. CONGRESS SINGAPORE. Mon. Professor Hsu Yun Tsiao, of Nanyang University, has left for Hong Kong to attend the Golden Jubilee Congress at the University of Hong Kong from today to Saturday. Professor Hsu has been with Nanyang University for the last five years. He said
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    GROUP TO START TWO NEW MALAY CUSSES
    109 7 GROUP TO START TWO NEW MALAY CUSSES SINGAPORE. Mon. Two new Malay classes, each lasting a year, are being organised by the Study Group Movement. The class for beginners will begin tomorrow and will be held every Tuesday and Thursday from 6 p.m. to 7 The' Standard II class, which
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    CO-OP UNION TO AWARD 4 STUDY GRANTS
    79 7 CO-OP UNION TO AWARD 4 STUDY GRANTS SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Co -operative Union Limited has decided to award four scholarships tor secondary school pupils next year Candidates will be asked to take a special examination, it is open to children of memhers of subscribing societies studying in secondary three
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    Union building
    14 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Municipal Services union in Kuala Lumpur plan* members.
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    $6,000 request
    26 7 KAJANG. Mon. The 9th mile Cheras Village Local Council is to ask the State Government for a grant of about $6,000 for anti-flood measures.
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    THE TEACHER AS EXPLORERTALK BY BLOCH
    74 7 THE TEACHER AS EXPLORERTALK BY BLOCH SINGAPORE. Mon. The visiting American pianist, Mr. Joseph Bloch will give a lecture here on "The Teacher as Explorer" at the request of the Singapore Musical Society. The lecture will be held at the Cultural Centre on Sept. 18 after his return from Penang.
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    Girl, 11, killed
    30 7 MUAR. Mon.— A 11-year-old school girl. Katijah binte Haji Elias. was killed when she was knocked down by a car near Parit Jamil. 10 miles from here
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    Off for training
    32 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Sergeant Ibrahim bin Mohamed Zain of the Federation Artillery left for Britain to attend the Long Gunnery (Field) NCO's course at the School of Artillery, Salisbury
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    Colombo offer to train Buddhist monks for S'pore
    152 7 Colombo offer to train Buddhist monks for S'pore SINGAPORE, Monday. PROFESSOR Ananda Thero, director oi' Iho International Buddhist Centre at Colombo, said here that Buddhist organisations in Singapore should send students to the centre for training as monks and to learn the true mean ing of Buddhism. Prof. Ananda, who
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    Pastor back from talks in Finland plans to expand his work here
    184 7 Pastor back from talks in Finland plans to expand his work here SINGAPORE, Mon. Pastor K. Kossila, of the Presbyterian Glad Tidings Church, at Valley Road off Upper Serangon Road, has returned after attending a Pentecostal Conference in Finland with plans to expand his church work here. His wife accompanied
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    Found hanging
    41 7 IPOH. Mon.— A mother of two boys. Hong Mooi, 21, was found hanging from a tree beside a Chinese school in j Simpang Pulai. seven miles south of here. Her husband. Chan Chong, 27, is a tractor driver. I
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    Traffic game finals
    27 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. The finals of the Shell Trarlic Game will be held at the Kalian^ Park Road Safety First Playground at 5 p.m. today.
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    Evening music
    18 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Police Band will play at Kallang Park from 7.30 to 8.30 tonight.
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    CONCERT TO MARK 7TH ANNIVERSARY
    79 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. The i Kang Leh Musical As- sociation at 363 Jalan Besar Road will hold a variety concert at the Victoria Theatre for five nights from Sept. 17 to 21 at 7.15 p.m. The concert will be held in conjunction with its 7th anniversary
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    Daughter, 17, who wants to 'keep up' with rich friend
    1989 8 Daughter, 17, who wants to 'keep up' with rich friend GIRL FLIES INTO A TANTRUM WHEN MOTHER TRIES TO GIVE ADVICE .•>!•*" .•.'•:*>* .'*2 A. .v$ v -y' •''>;••' -s/S'&y- ■■•':< 'Mad onjaji into a sgj Dear Anne, My boyfriend took up sailing < and he's mad on it. He
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    Perspiring head at meals
    865 8 HE'S FAIRLY BALD AND FINDS IT MOST EMBARRASSING AT DINNER 0 Doctor says... H -ii J iJi,imi| l ii^ QFor some years now I have suffered more or less chronically from heavy sweating of the head when eating. As I am fairly bald and have to
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    440 9  -  VERNON SCOTT .•.but he's a millionaire and a hnancial genius pf^jftSHOW BUSINESS by U.P.I. HOLLYWOOD CORRESPONDENT HOLLYWOOD, Monday. .4 .s unemployed and prosJ bleak. You could almost feel m if In weren't a millionM either a belter actor than bis cad ur a better businessman. Forget it. Alan's the
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    An intimate story of the Royal Family
    117 9 IS PRESS BOOK CORNER 0 THE QUEEN AND HER CHILDREN' by Lady Peacock (Hutchinson. 10s. 6d.) I. E A. I in THE ise ;hiland [tin per- roused earl -p wofM (CXI Ilc to.:e: led hex account Prince tune and V. (be effect upon
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    Lock icon FAIR EXCHANGE
    94 9 CiONXY (above). German's top teenage pop-singer, who has arrived in Britain to record songs for the British market. Conny's visit to Britain is part of a trend to popularise singers throughout Europe. She is an exchange for Cliff Richard, who is right on top in Britain and who
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    RED SPY RING SMASHED
    222 9 SOVIET SPY RING by Ailhur Tietjen 'Pan $1.25): Crime Reporter Lonsdale, the professional spy; Kroger and his wife, living in their fantastic bungalow 'fortress' in Ruislip; Houghton, ex-Petty Officer and •Bunty' Gee, who worked with him at the secret underwater base at Portland. How British Secret
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      658 9 D; Charles Gamba, now? 2. Who is the chess player who was to have played an exhibition match in Singapore but was prevented from uoing so by a fog in London? 3 What Is the name of the Lord Mayor of London? 4 A group of journalists from the TLS.
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    Philippines and Formosa will fight it out in S.E Asia tourney
    392 10 Philippines and Formosa will fight it out in S.E Asia tourney SINGAPORE, Mon. children will be admitted at 50 cents to the gallery seats on all nights. SABF are organising a grand ceremony for the opening night and Mr. S. Rajaratnam, Minister for Culture, will throw the ball in on
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    JOHORE POLICE WIN THE SOOLOH SHIELD
    85 10 JOHORE POLICE WIN THE SOOLOH SHIELD SINGAPORE, Mon.— Johore Police beat Singapore Police 4-2 to win the Haji Ombok Sooloh Shield in a football match at che P.T.S. yesterday. At half time the score was 1-1. Ah Yusoff scored for Singapore and Hashim for Johore. Johore took, the lead ten
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    RUSSIANS TAKE TO CRICKET...
    79 10 Not content with buying British cars and clothes, diplomats at the Soviet Embassy in Lontion .«r<- E EngliJlh thing of all: Playing cricket! In the recent heat-wave, they played a friendK m<t< h M from a London daily newspaper: The result was not published, but the
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    Dull tennis: Blame the playersnot the rules
    239 10 Dull tennis: Blame the p laye rsno t the rules rREST HILLS. (Hew York. Man. Change the rates ol tennis? Derinitely. no, chorus Don Budge. Gardnar Mulloy and 79 -year-old coach Mercer Beasley They insist it's the player not the rules that's turning the game into such a dull serve,
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    THE DAY BROOKS IGNORED THE RED FLAG
    145 10 THE DAY BROOKS IGNORED THE RED FLAG MONZA. i ltaly), Mon. British racing driver Tony Brooks faced a possible suspension for an argument with a track official. Brooks w?s recently testing a new British BRM racer for the Grand Prix of Italy here. The director of the track. Gianni Restelli,
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    Inter-zone shuttle final: Call off likely-SBA chief
    225 10 Inter-zone shuttle final: Call off likely -SBA chief By B. NORMAN Singapore, Mon. THE inter-zone badminton iinal for the Foong Seong Cup between Singapore, the South Zone champions, and Perak, champions of the North Zone, the winners to meet Penang the holders, which is scheduled to be played next month
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    KIM HEARN WINS VETERAN TITLE AT S'PORE T-T MEET
    171 10 KIM HEARN WINS VETERAN TITLE AT S'PORE T-T MEET fiEYLANG, Mon. Mr. ll Chua Kirn Hearn, who had been absent for nine years from competitive table tennis, showed that he had not lost his style and speed by winning the Singapore Table Tennis Association's Veterans' Singles Championship for the fourth
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    3 by Kirn Siak
    29 10 NAVAL BASE, Mon. A grand hattrick by Quah Kirn Siak enabled Cassex Department to beat Chief Engineering Department 3-1 in their Dockyard League match here.
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    Defence of title only once in a year – NBA
    201 10 Defence of title only once in a year NBA TTERSHEY, (Pennsyl"vania), Mon. The National Boxing Association's convention voted unanimously for an amendment to its championship rules that will permit the world heavyweight champion to defend his title against an approved challenger only once a year instead of every six months.
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    Out of St. Leger
    37 10 LONDON. Mon. a: the final forfeit stage Belliquex was taken out of the St. Leger. to be run over one mile, six furloncs and 132 yard*;, at Donra-ter today, leaving 13 declared runners.
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    Why the Clar Cup series was starteda reader
    302 10 Why the Cl ar Cup series was starteda reader DEAR SIR, I HAVE read with considerably ta views of the several people inj the continuance or otherwise of v' h cricket match between the Euron Rest. Pi dnv a As the architect of thi> fixture, permit me to set the
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    M.C.C. CHIEFS PLAN ONE-DAY GAM
    171 10  -  FRANK ROSTRON By Monday HAMPSHIRE may have only one more season to defend their new county championship under present conditions, but the daring spirit of their captain, Colin Ingleby-Macken-zie, may soon give them the chance of winning a knockout competition similar to the F.A. Cup.
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    Lock icon Searching orders to Sahar...yet S'pore crush the Services 5-2
    427 11 Searching orders to Sahar...yet S'pore crush the Services 5-2 Temper* reach boiling point Police escort for referee I. C hell'PP ah ALAN R KAR. Monday. eful minutes of footfcdl yesterday. Singapore s ,1 m their MalayaC™ mnlch. Tempers, at n, l».»n>l and in the .52nd. minute of the lirsl spearhead
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    PETER THOMSON AMONG THE LAST FOUR
    86 11 PETER THOMSON AMONG THE LAST FOUR IT' ALTON HEATH. Mon. *t Peter Tl)orru>on oi Au>tralia entered the semifinals of the News of the World professional match piav golf tournament by beating David Melvile 3 and 2. Thomson qualified to meet Nell Coles. In his quarter-nnal Coles beat South African Harold
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    FIGHT RULED 'NO CONTEST' IN ROUND NINE
    123 11 FIGHT RULED 'NO CONTEST' IN ROUND NINE MEXICO CITY, Mon. The 10 round bout on Saturday between Tony Padron, featherweight champion of Venezuela, and Enterio Eloy Sanchez of Mexico, was stopped and ruled "no contest" at the start of the ninth round. The two fighters had danced and clinched their
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    MR. EXTRAS TOP SCORER WITH 45 RUNS
    64 11 MR. EXTRAS TOP SCORER WITH 45 RUNS riINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. 5 Extras was the top fn^dly cricket m^ «f the Singapore Be st ot ie Ka S ln f who bowlers was A; ck rtf?or H took a f°% er^ sfngh with S^ e a '^c"e" for six runs pUed
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    POUNTNEY AND AWI MANAP BEST AT TIME TRIAL MEET
    170 11 POUNTNEY AND AWI MANAP BEST AT TIME TRIAL MEET JJUKIT TIMAH, Mon. Two of the best Class II riders in Singapore, cpl. Harold Pountney 24 and Awi Manap, 20, easily' won the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association's 25--mile time trial (two-up) meet held here yesterday I morning They clocked 1 hour
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    25 11 I SEPOY LINKS. Monday. Division of the University their Federation counter--1 /ii-s at cricket here yesterday. I an I the I W'" the it •••>>
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    QUAD ATHLETIC MEET IS POSTPONED
    61 11 QUAD ATHLETIC MEET IS POSTPONED athletic meet between the lour leading institutions m Singapore, the University 01 Malaya. Nanyang Unive^yPolytechnic d SSSSd S»— 23 The meet was PCf poned at the request of the Unlver >it- of Malaya. Som kin o tneir athletes were takinpart in University ol M iava
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    S'pore hope to avenge Asian Games defeat against the Japanese
    234 11 S'pore hope to avenge Asian Games defeat against the Japanese SINGAPORE, Monday. SINGAPORE'S water poloists will have the opportunity of avenging their previous defeat by Japan at the last Asian Games in Tokyo in 1958 when they meet the Japanese Universiad team at the River Valley Road Swimming Pool on
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    VARSITY TEAM RETURN FROM TOUR
    69 11 VARSITY TEAM RETURN FROM TOUR BUKIT TIMAH. Mon. A team of 20 students from the University of Malaya in Singapore, returned from Kuala Lumpur after winning the annual interdivisional badminton championships yesterday. The Singapore team beat their counterparts in Kuala Lumpur 7-2, winning all the singles but losing one doubles
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    Johnson rides three winners on the
    502 12 rst day at Penang SCRUTINEER REVIEWS YESTERDAY'S RACES lOCKEY Laurie Johnson brought oil a smashing treble at Penang yesterday, iirst day of the Autumn meeting. His winners were Marchesa ($2O), Cha Cha Cha ($4O) and Rocket ($6l). Two of these winners. Marchesa and Cha
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    314 12  - Aussie tennis players arrive B. NORMAN By SINGAPORE. Moa. The oilicial Australian over- &ea> tennis touring team ol lour players and a manager! arrived In Singapoe by air i yesterday and will be playing exhibition matches at the Singapore Badminton Hall I tomorrow and at Kuala Luni- j pur on
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    Goals galore!
    36 12 Free Press cameraman KOK AH CHONG took these action-packed pictures of Singapore's first four goals against the Joint Services at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Singapore beat Joint Services 5-2. Full report In Page 11.
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    Emerson beats Laver to capture U.S. title
    182 12 FOREST HILLS. Mon. Roy Emerson, of Australia, and Miss Darlene Hard, of the United States, won i he men's and women's titles at the U.S. National Singles Lawn Tennis Championships here yesterday. Emerson. third seeded, crushed his compatriot. Rod Layer. the Wimbledon champion.
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    SERVICEMAN WILL ACCOMPANY RAFFI TO TOKYO AS MANAGER
    155 12  - SERVICEMAN WILL ACCOMPANY RAFFI TO TOKYO AS MANAGER J. EZEKIEL By SINGAPORE. Mon.— British Serviceman Cpl. Harold Pountney, 24, will accompany Raffi bin Baharawi to Tokyo as manager of Singapore's one-man team at the First Asian Cycling championships from Sept. 17 to 23. This was decided at a meeting held
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    CARDINALS BEAT HORNETS IN THE SOFTBALL FINAL
    195 12 CARDINALS BEAT HORNETS IN THE SOFTBALL FINAL BUKIT TIMAH. Mon. The YCW Cardinals who were a shade unlucky in the league, went all out to capture the Singapore Softball Association's Senior knockout title at the University of Malaya ground yesterday. They beat the Hornets 16-12. The losers first baseman B.
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    BAIRD (ONE UP) WINS RSGC MEDAL
    158 12 BAIRD (ONE UP) WINS RSGC MEDAL THOMSON, Mon.— Lt. Col. N.C- Baird, returning a score of one up won, the Royal Singapore Golf Club's 'A' division medal (bogey) competition played at the Sime Road links over the weekend. The runner-up was J.GC i Thomson (all square) followed by F.B.M. Blundell
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    KING POWER IN A GOOD MORNING CANTER WITH JOALEEN
    237 12  - KING POWER IN A GOOD MORNING CANTER WITH JOALEEN SCRUTINEER By PENANG, Mon. JfING POWER shaped like a ready-made winner in a tryout at the Batu Gantong track this morning Paced by JoaJeen (Subiant. King Power was merely cantering to clock 50 for half a mile the last 3f in
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    PUNTERS' MONEY GOES DOWN THE LAKE
    95 12 PUNTERS' MONEY GOES DOWN THE LAKE pORTERIE. (Ontario), Mon. Dumbfounded punters watched their bots float away .when Puss In Boots, leading the field by two Lengths in ,the home .stretch, suddenly I galloped off course and plunged into a lake pursu:ed by his jockey, a rowing boat full of track
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    42 12 THOMSON Mon. Mr. i and Mrs. W. J. M. Warden, with a net 68. won the Royal 'Singapore Golf Club's 18 i holes mixed greensome <stroke> competition yesterday. Runners-up were Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Shepherd with a net 72.
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    Cricket Club win with eight minutes to spare
    238 12 SINGAPORE, Mon.—Singapore Cricket Club won the Clarke Shield when they beat the holders. Singapore Recreation Club, by 138 runs with eight minutes to spare in their annual two-day cricket match played on the padang over the week-end. SCC were in a strong
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