The Singapore Free Press, 13 September 1961

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    33 1 10 KEEP UP WITH THEIOCAf HEWS YOU MUST READ... The Singapore Free Press No. *****. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1961. 15 GENTS. Card comments and all the latest track news: P. 1, 15, 16
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    ABS for GROWN-UPS
    32 1 live on lolera to be tended s week I lolera j now v t ho 1 N this I lion mi J I Say mood I j I m
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    Volcano erupts
    21 1 TOKYO. Wed M\ Safcnra•;>v..-. the volcano In Kagoshima prefecture, Kyushu, eruprec, JBB--tcrda; unc sent ashes 7.500 ft. into ■;> nV.
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    HE FINDS IT A PLEASURE TO SING IN RUSSIA
    159 1 HE FINDS IT A PLEASURE TO SING IN RUSSIA SINGAPORE. Wed. —An Italian opera singer who arrived here in the liner Chitral on his way to Japan said that Russians were the best audiences he had ever appeared before. He is Mario Del Monaco (above), a tenor and close friend
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    'Plastic baGs menace to children' warning
    265 1  - 'Plastic baGs menace to children' warning P. M. RAMAN By W e d.— Watch the junior playing with that new silky soft plastic bag you have just brought home with your now shirt. Keep it away from the young man, as it might land him in trouble. These bags which
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    GSA REJECTS ALL 16 TIN BIDS AS 'INADEQUATE'
    104 1 GSA REJECTS ALL 16 TIN BIDS AS 'INADEQUATE' WASHINGTON, Wed. The General Services Administration has announced rejection oi all bids lor 1.000 tons of Longhorn brand tin. A GSA spokesman said "we are rejecting the bids as representing an inadequate return to the United States Government." He said 817 long
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    Police reminder
    49 1 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Motorists hvmg within the Grand Prix ciicuit area wcie riib morning reminded by the Police that Uiey may apply personally for parses ;"rom me Traffic Polite. Maxwell Road, to enable them to drive in and out of the aiea at specified times during race days.
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    RUSSIA FIRES SEVENTH NUCLEAR SHOT
    177 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. TT The Soviet Union conducted another nuclear test in the atmosphere early >e^terday, the Atomic Energy Commission announcea. The test conducted in the Ar-tic Region in the vlclnitv of Novaya Zemlya. waa toe seventh in the series of resumed nuclear tests which the
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    MORE CASES OF BORNEO PIRACY DESPITE R.N. PATROLS
    180 1 MORE CASES OF BORNEO PIRACY DESPITE R.N. PATROLS CJINGAPORE. Wed.— 10 Despite regular patrols by Singaporebased Royal Naval vessels, pirates are still active off the island of Si Amil, near Tawau, North Borneo. A Royal Navy spokesman declined to comment but Borneo reports reaching Singapore say that there were 17
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    LATEX COMPANY SERVES SACK NOTICES ON 80 WORKERS
    142 1 LATEX COMPANY SERVES SACK NOTICES ON 80 WORKERS SINGAPORE. Wed. About, 80 workers at the Indus- j trial Syndicate Ltd., Pasir Panjang, have been given notices terminating their services. These workers are employed as clerks, factory hands, drivers and peons. The notice, signed by the manager. Mr. H. Schall. said
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    McGrowdie mass
    32 1 SINGAPORE. Wed A re- r^uiem ma&s was held this morn- ing rt the Church of St. Ignatius. King's Road, for jockey Noel McOrowaie. killed in a motor accident last Saturday.
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    Peacock-hunt ban
    26 1 JAKARTA, Wed. The hunting oi peacocks has been banned in i West Java in a move to conserve i natural fauna in the country.
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    Malaya and the £ sterling—by Minister
    246 1 Malaya and the sterling— by Minister CONFERENCE TOLD OF ANXIETY' ACCRA, Wed. --The Malayan Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, warned here that "a weak pound could j well undermine the foundations of the Sterling Area and eventually that of the Commonwealth itself." The Malayan Minister was giving his country's
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    Flying Hand can give punters a good start at Penang
    298 1  - Flying Hand can give punters a good start at Penang SCRUTINEER By PENANC. Wednesday. FLYING HANI) should give punters a (lying start in the opening nice ;H Penattg today. The genera) opinion is that this vastly improved four-year-old will find little trouble in beating his field, half of which is
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    Tin meeting
    32 1 LONDON, Wed. 'the meeting of the International Tin Council has been fixed tor Oct. 9. the chairman of the I.T.C. announced jresterday. The meeting wn.s p:o--\iously arra Kf?ed for mid-Septem-ber.
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    Latest
    129 1 Italian fashion fair special: 4 extra pages MALA" N UK I i i \I X I. l| seilitl i ;i■ i [)j lift j SING APOR I W I Kalian »liioi j r n v i i ill lw I and pi" RUBBER PRICE D Oclobci (irsl v 1
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    Avenge price of copra downannual report by Sir Eric
    344 2 Avenge price of copra downannual report by Sir Eric Free Press city section: Finance and industry By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Wednesday. I)ESPITE THE TROUBLES in the Congo which led to a temporary rise in demand lor oils and fats, the nett price for copra averaged £60 Is.
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    TIN IS BARELY MAINTAINED: SOFTER UNDERTONE IN RUBBER
    185 2 TIN IS BARELY MAINTAINED: SOFTER UNDERTONE IN RUBBER I OXDOX, Wed. Tin k was barely main- in< d. Despuo a fair I of continental r.K. buying interuncertainty has generated by the V s stockpile dis- nnouncements. urces said moreI• i was still a tenwait t:i»" outcome nun rilate gs.a. offer
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    Ships in Port
    68 2 v HiK 1 Singap*rt a .r 1011. Nag< J I Beolaarig S< On:- 1 j Siberoet, tans < •".-•v t 1 Gu it, Straits X Uai Sal rtna, lal, Den Inn. TUBgh Roda a q Seiat Bali, Let a Dg, lans, Valtente, X b Poh. Ru I
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    LONDON STOCKS CONTINUE TO DRIFT LOWER: SCATTERED SALES
    192 2 LONDON STOCKS CONTINUE TO DRIFT LOWER: SCATTERED SALES LONDON. Wed. Unsettled condition- were again apparent in the stock market > here yesterday and pricv s continued to drift lower in response to scattered salt which were usually small. Sentiment was affected by a number o: adverse factors which included t::e
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    Hong Kong prices
    55 2 HONO KONG. Tnes. Ciosinq j prices here today were: Previous Today H 5. BanK Corporation *^?8 sales sales Wheelock Marden >:o.po si 0.50 sales sales HICODg phone $41.00 641.50' sales sales Dairy Farm Cold Storage $36.00 $36.75 sales sales Taikoo Dock $65.00 $65.00 i sales sales Jardine
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    'President may use stockpile to control market'
    246 2 'President may use stockpile to control market' ltfEW YORK, Wed.— Producers fear that President John Kennedy intends to use the metals stockpile to control prices, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal It said that the General Services Administration, which administers a large stockpile of tin, aluminium, copper,
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    114 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares Last saies In the Singapore Trading Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: F. N. Ords $2.39 I— l cent), Gammon $1.73 < 2 cents), Robinson Ords $1.35 3 cents). Sime Darby 7s. io r -d. (unchanged), S.C.S. $2.38 (—2 cents), S. Traders $4.18 7 cents), U.E.
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    British firm gets Soviet contract
    63 2 LONDON, Wed. Simon Handling Engineers have signed a £1.8 million ($15.3 million) contract with Techmashinport, the Soviet trading organisation, it is announced here yesterday. The contract is to supply the complete machinery and equipment for handling, storing and automatic weighing of the basic raw material
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    46-day strike ends
    29 2 OKLAHOMA CITY, Wed. Members of United Rubber Workers Local 318 have returned to work at B.F. Goodrich Company's plant at Miami, Oklahoma, ending a 46-day strike.
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    Car workers return
    24 2 BIRMINGHAM, Wed. Five thousand English car workers returned to jobs yesterday as strikedelayed carburettor supplies began to catch up with demands.
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    Blinded P.C. tells of day 70 shotgun pellets hit his face
    223 2 Blinded P.C. tells of day 70 shotgun pellets hit his face TOWYN (Wales), Wednesday. slow faltering steps, his white stick tapping against the court furniture, a blind policeman entered the witness box here yesterday to testify about the moments before hi> sight was blasted by 70 shotgun pellets List month.
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    Discoverer in orbit
    35 2 VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE (California), Wed.— A new Discoverer satellite the 30th in the series was launched here yesterday in another attempt a! a capsule recovery after several orbits of the earth.
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    Harriman for Asia
    27 2 GENEVA, Wed.— Mr. Averell Harriman. chief United States delegate to the 14-power Laos conference here, will leave today for a trip to South-Easi Asia.
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    SOME RUSSIANS SUFFER FROM PROPERTY COMPLEX-RADIO
    132 2 SOME RUSSIANS SUFFER FROM PROPERTY COMPLEX -RADIO 10ND0N, Wed. Some Russian people were buying houses and cars not from their earned income, but from "speculation, embezzlement and other dishonest means." Moscow Radio reported in its home service last night. In a talk on Communism and personal property, it said there
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    4 BELIEVED KILLED IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC SHOOTING
    172 2 4 BELIEVED KILLED IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC SHOOTING CIUDAD TRUJILLO, (Dominican Republic*, Wed. Police opened rire early yesterday on a crowd of opposition sympathisers in disorders that broke out sh o r tl y be fo r c the scheduled arrival of an investigating committee sent here by the Organisation oi
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    Co-driver killed
    39 2 PFORZHEIM (West Germain >. Wed.— A Belgian bus carrying 40 I British tourists mostly Lonoonem I collided with 11 lorry ci. the 1 Karlsruhe-Stuttgart autobahn last night Idlling the bus's Bc)--1 gian co-driver and injuring 32 l others.
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    DROUGHT HITS R. 1.: 5 FAMINE DEATHS
    83 2 JAKARTA. Wed. People J are starving to death in the nation-wide drought which has struck Indonesia. Over much of the country no rain has fallen in three months and reports received yesterday from Lombok Island, in the arid Lesser Sunda group, .^aid live
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  • ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      118 2 LONDON, Sept. 12. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS e.t-f. Cut opoan ports Sept 25 11/16 25 9/16 Oet 25 19/32 251 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 25 13/16 25 13/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Mouse Terms, Oct. 25 15/16 25 15/16 Nov 25 15/16 25
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      New York Prices
      70 2 NEW YORK, Sept. 12. Previous Today TIM Straits spot 120.75 delayed RUBBER Futures Rex Contract, *tpt. 30.97* 30 50 TO*"': Easy. 3005 SALES: 13 lots. Standard Contract I Nov. *«Pt 31.00 29 85 Jan -".*.70 2U 6'» TONE: Barely steady. 1 SALES. Five lots. No. i RSS
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      Dow Jones Averages
      36 2 NEW YORK, Sept. 12. j Previous Torln 30 Industrials 714.36 722 f.i 20 Railroads 141.<»4 143 a? 40 Domestic Bonds K3.3S delay.] 15 Utilities 120.74 121 33 65 Stocks Composite Averages 237.86 240.14
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      U.S. Pepper
      40 2 Malabar upot 45J. afloata 45J. Sept. shipment 45. Xjampong spot 45i, afloni^ 46|, Sept. Fhipment 48. Muntok whm t spot 53. afloats 62. s<-pt shipment 61 sellers ex-dock. Above prices quoted in Us. ctsuis 1 t»€i ib. I
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      82 2 LONDON. Sept. 12 Previous Today COPRA Philippine* European ports delivered weight oi>r r. it. U.K. North on,: ton Sept. |tO9 >!*# COfHA. ?traits Borneo o.i.f. U.K./ North European ports delivered wv«-.*;m per lon* ton Scpt./Oct £602 £«0f COCONUT OiL crude Straits c.i.t. European pert* m hulk net
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    Another U.S. warning to Russia: Don't break Berlin pact
    355 2 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. THE United States Government warned Soviet Russia a^ain yesterday against any unilateral cancellation of the four-Power status of Berlin. The State Department spokesman, Mr. Joseph Heap, said: "We continue to hold the Soviets responsible for any actions taken by
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    Teacher told she must keep cheating trial date
    223 3 SINGAPORE, Wednesday A H0I E ahru st>h °ol teacher; Miss Hinff fee Sing, was yesterday told she had no choice but to make herself ayailable on Nov. 2 to testify in a cheating case. Miss Ding is complainant in the case in
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    Welcome to Singapore
    49 3 Welcome to Singapore Mr L H. rhoma.soi:, an overseaa operations supervisor, flew in from New Zealand for a one-month stay. He la at the Cockpit Hotel Mi J. Harland-Swann. a British diplomat, and his wife arrived irom Britain for a few days. They are staying at the Orchard Hotel
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    COUPLE (PAWNED BORROWED BANGLES) GET TIME TO SETTLE
    119 3 COUPLE (PAWNED BORROWED BANGLES) GET TIME TO SETTLE SINGAPORE. Wed. A 35--year-old housewife pleaded guilty in the Ninth Magistrate's Court here yesterday to a charge of criminal breach of trust of six gold bangles, while her husband admitted abetment of the offence. They were Rukiah binte Amir and Awang bin
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    Dispute settled
    43 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. The dispute between the management of Robinson and Co. Ltd. and the employees was "amicably settled" and the company resumed normal business yesterday, according to a joint statement issued by the company and the Singapore Business Houses Employees Union.
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    536 3  - SINGAPORE DIARY ALEXANDRA LEE'S DFDFS SINGAPORE Wednesday. fWO special messages were featured in the souvenir programme of the social and dance organised by the Blood Donors Association. The dance, highlighting the election of the "Orient Year Couple" was the second in a year for the association. The Yang di-Pertuan Ncgara,
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    Lock icon Selection didn't do justice to Bloch's virtuosity
    304 3 Selection didn't do justice to Bloch's virtuosity SINGAPORE, Wed. It is fairly well known that Joseph Bloch. who gave a pianoforte recital at the Victoria Theatre last night has a penchant for the lesserknown works. My impression of la^t night's selection was that it did not do real justice to
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      207 3 IjOO MUST BE WON EVERY WEEK I cc Press Word Puzzle contest entry form is on the back page ON JEWELLERY by ..'D CRAFTSMEN i 'ialising in CM SETTINGS of MUD AND PLATINUM alers in eh, Blue Sapphires, I R:bies, Cats Eyes, r;3d:, Star Sapphires, Hikimoic Cultured Pearls, et( v
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      131 3 slide or movie there's a ZEISS IKON projector for you m/^ Movilux 8A A really new S mm prolector with marvellous >OP 'fl l ltifr"i performance and so port- W&?\' Il'A, able you can take it any C/;l>^»SMr where \w V With 50 watt COLO lamp and self-lubricating bearings, your
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      361 3 UiNEMAo i..«-.eii Biowu presents AmeriALHAMBRA: The Beiis oi can folkways in song and story St Marys 1.30, 4, 6.30. 9.30. (third lecture) a; USIS CAPITOL: The Amazing Mr. Library, Armenian Street enCallaghan 1.45, 4, 6.30, 9.30. trance, 6 p.m. CATHAY: Homiciaai 1.30, 4, SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: 630 930 Exhibition of
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      22 3 Today's water cuts SINGAPORE, Wed.— Water will be cut off from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. today in Zones 1 and 2.
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    ANOTHER $1 .7m PASSED FOR DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
    103 4 ANOTHER $1 .7m PASSED FOR DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— The Johore Legislative Assembly has approved 51. 786.427 more for State development projects and services during the year. The Mentri Besar. Dato Huji Hassan bin Haji Yunos, moved the supplementary supply Bill through all stages. All services Of the sum,
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    Youths lend a hand at rehabilitation home site: 6 acres cleared
    149 4 Youths lend a hand at rehabilitation home site 6 acres cleared JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. MR. Ng Kirn Pong, chairman of the Johore Bahru Leper Home Committee, praised the youths here for their community spirit. Mr. Ng was referring to the youths who recently cleared six acres of land at the
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    SINGING, DANCING HIGHLIGHT ONAM FESTIVAL
    66 4 SINGING, DANCING HIGHLIGHT ONAM FESTIVAL KATONG, Wed.— More than 800 people attended the Onam celebrations, a Harvest Festival, at the Badminton Stadium. Highlights of the night were "Kambadikali" one of the ancient arts of Kerala, in which the people sing and dance happily after a successful harvest and "Vallamkali," a
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    Festival buying spree brings boom to hawkers
    131 4 Festival buying spree brings boom to hawkers KATOXG, Wednesday. JIAWKERS skills and shops are doing brisl business with the approach of the moon cake festival on Sept. 24. Chinese housewives are out on a buying spree, selecting the best lanterns, mooncakes and other delicacies for their homes. Mooncake is a
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    Films appeal body appointed
    60 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Government has appointed Inche Abdul Rahim bin Ishak to be chairman of the Films Appeal Committee. The others In the committee are Messrs. Jek Yuen Thong, Lee Khoon Choy. S. Ramaswamy. Chor Yoke Eng, Wong Tong Hoi, Inche Buang bin Omar Junid, Che
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    Jaycee treat for children
    50 4 KATONG. Wed. Ninety children from the Salvation Army were given film treats at two theatres by the Singapore Junior Chamber oi Commerce. Thirty children saw the film All Hands on Deck' at the Odeon Katong, while the others saw 'Adventures oi Huckleberry Finn' at the Roxy.
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    Building plans approved
    40 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. The Town Council here has approved the building of 14 four-storey shophouses at Jalan Wong Ah Fook by a finance company in Singapore. Work is expected to begin by the end of the year.
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    $69,087 gifts
    17 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Donations to the Lady Templer Tuberculosis Hospital Fund totalled $69,087 last month.
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    DOUBLE WEDDING IN SINGAPORE
    57 4 TWO ARAB couples pictured after their wedding at Kampong Wak Tanjong, off Sims Avenue. (Left): Inche Syed Fomri bin Syed Al-Khairid, a clerk at the Al-Ahmadiah Press and Che Shariffah Aishah binte Syed Mohamed AI-Edrus. (Right): Che Rohani binte Mohamed Dahlan and her husband, Inche Syed
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    A big walk planned for Sultan's birthday celebration
    154 4 A big walk planned for Sultan's birthday celebration |OHORE BAHRU, Wed J The Johore Bahru Di trict Youth Council will hold its first annual b^ walk on Sultan Ismail's birthday— Oct. 23. •Die State Welfare Officer Inche Shukor bin M<,hamed Ali. said this would be one of the programme^ to
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    PENGHULU MUST SHOW EFFIC
    71 4 ¥OHORE BAHRU. Wed. Only a Malay subject of the Johore Sultan with adequate educational qualification ran be elected as Assistant Peuzhulu the State Legislative Assembly was told. In answer to a question by Mr. Soh Kiam Siam Socialist Front member lor Kulai) the Government said that
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      173 5 /^^^Rrf AHA ME THAT SPELLS CONFIDEMCE' LIEN WAH WATCH OEALER. 108. North Bridge Road. Singapore i" c i *****. Sole Distributor* toi federation WOO HING BROS.. <M> LTD. WOO HING BROTHER*, 8 Bt Bintonq Rd X Lumpur 96. Ccmpbcll St.. Penong j MODERN SLACKS tor SMART YOUNG MEN BACK-STRAP I^Tvl
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    359 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE We must cut toll of road INHERE were 112 1 deaths in traffic accidents on Singapore's roads in the first eight months of this year. We have said before that too many people die on our roads— and we shall go on saying it until the toll
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    HAVE A (NEW) HEART!
    1010 6  - HAVE A (NEW) HEART! WILLIAM CAVENDISH BY The time of artificial heart replacements may not be very far off. Already there has been recorded a case of a dog which had the vital valve of its heart replaced by a plastic one at a surgical research laboratory in New York.
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    100 YEARS AGO
    111 6 the Free Press reported: Telegraphic Summary At a great battle, near Nanassas Point, the Federal troops of America have suffered a disastrous defeat, and fled in a panic back to Washington. Vigorous efforts are making for the renewal of hostilities. Parliament was prorogued on the 6th of
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    70 6 JAMES BOND has joined the Civil Defence. But it is not the real James Bond of the Express. This is some practical joker who writes to householders at Harlow, Essex, telling them they have been appointed air raid wardens and must bring this equipment to training periods:—
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    Life is like that
    68 6 Life is like that P SE J home 1 wrec -1 1 'I w. for i you i paddr, to tit m: "Bel r< happei t sadd;, I I 1 Hi Sh you i l Mitt b i>ld-fashkHH -.uu, J soldier and h dandns h Ui« sthert crru niir.- tin
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      118 6 TODAY'S RADIO RADIO SINGAPORE Short Wave Service 41 metres (7250 kc/s.) Medium Wave Service: 476 metres. A.M. 11.00 Music mosaic; 11.30 Topic for today; P.M. 12 Mid-day serenade; 12.30 Tunes with your tiffin; 1.30 The news; 1.40 Paul Weston orchestra; 2.00 Final Year; 2.15 Calling the housewife; 2.45 Mystery of
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      119 6 Johnny Borg show; 9.00 Pick of the pops; 9.30 The news; 9.40 Spotlight on 10.00 Thirty-minute theatre; 10.30 Water polo; 11.00 Midnight symphony: 12 (midnight) Close down. RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres) P.M.— 1.15 Tiffin date; 1.30 Time signal, the news; 1.45, Tiffm date; 2.00 Close down; 5.00 Time signal, news;
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      167 6 SFECD CLUES ACROSS 1 Farming school? 16). 7 A colourful stopper (3, 5) 8 Not unreasonable (4). 10 Time of the year (6). 11 Mean to dent in, possibly (6). 14 A batting collapse? Non.sense! (3). 16 This is it (5). 17 May well come from the clouds (4). 19
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      195 6 onesexf airs? (4) 9 A negative word (3) 12 Estonian weight? (3). 13 Some kid's nurse (5). 15 They won't do your wardrobe any good (5). 18 A source of Indian tea (5) 19 Does he go to and fro telling jokes (3). 20 Came up against (3) 21 Its
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      ACCENT IS NOW ON TEXTILES
      793 7  -  P.M. RAMAN NEW CHIC WOMAN DOES NOT BELONG TO THE LEISURE CLASS hf§ Italian designers make their mark in the world of fashion SPOTLIGHT at the Italian trade exhibition and fashion show at Robinson's from now until Sept. 2?> is on textiles and handicrafts. In
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      ELEGANCE
      11 7 An elegant knit-wear jacket modelled by Maglificio Rosa di Torino.
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      78 7 I //FZP YOU establishing I awc^ strengthening j M*F JM t M ML A# rr E of iKAut SINCAPORE I \TE GENERAL I%fN TACTS E i italian trade commissioner. S House, I Road, I :RE I:£DERATION OF [J MALAYA I ITALIAN EMBASSY, 3 a I Section, 3 Building, 9 atten
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      312 7 ICLO/ ALL YOUR LAUNDRY WASHED SIMULTANEOUSLY IN ■RINSED AND DRIED... SEVEN MINUTES r NDY RLMATIC CANDY 48 UAIMU V Dl-IYIM I IV* The C(jndy 43 has been cons tructed in order to give the hous»You can regulate the control switch to a set time. There are W( -f c a
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    COTTAGE INDUSTHI BOON TO MILADY
    181 8 FLORENCE or so-called "leghorn* straw hats and baskets, made of soft pliable reeds, have enjoyed world fame for many years. Smartly styled handbags, carefully lined and finished, table mats of raffia in monochromes and patterns, comfortable play shoes with crene soles, zippered beach bags and
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    Venetian glassware: A master's hand
    212 8 TWO miles from Piazza San Marco, in the lagoon surrounding Venice, lies the small island of Murano where threequarters of the population are employed in the manufacture of blown glass. Some of the factories have been in continuous production since the 14th century. It was
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    Fine leatherware: Exquisite designs
    180 8 FINE craftsmanship in leather started in Italy with reverent bookbinders who patiently tooled exquisite designs on Hie covers of sacred works in monasteries and royal collections. In the course of time, their skill was employed for more mundane objects and has now become the basis for
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      170 8 1 i t Jt H pP I ics I w I 1 1 1 1 klllb 4l^jf T^HH^tf' Everyone travelling Lloyd Triestmo can spend the most enjoyable *IwsEs§? part of their leave m absolute relaxation and airconditioned luxury JBj^M^ X ...Here life on board can be enjoyed in the Swimming
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      94 8 4 I ARO" TAPE R^CORDEpI 3 MOTORS '""^f I 3 SPEEDS I LIST PRICE M 5380.00 COMPLETE with PIEZOELECTRIC MICROPHONE SPOOL M 5 3 4 TAPE, EMPTY SPOOL PLUS CavE FOR RADIO AND PHONOGRAPH KCOOI INGS. SOLD WITH ONE YEAR S GUARANTEE SOLE AGENTS PACIFIC TRADERS CO 64 -A, ROBINSON
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    Italy turns water into home power
    1475 9 Italy turns water into home power fi need tor X .lion ot Kjjlicks >; he >* hlir i an ■1 on r i rease :o] >-• ent Qd stria! the •>o- i j 1 i i i TT3.830.000 kw.hr Italian Islands n.255.y97.un0. "n^e percentage Increase: N r.\\ Italy 14.73; Central
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      85 9 lAt Robinson's, Raffles Place, you can now admire T^ J£ /m/ X fbuv the most beautiful collection of genuine Italian J^A/^ r^l Rab// 1 1 :rd want to buy tab es an d cocktail wagons as 1 m'ikt* 2/^^ I I Ifl I wear style is tamed every Qn R
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    Italian line-in fine shod
    477 10 IT ONLY BECAME AN INDUSTRY AT END OF LAST CENTURY JTALIAN shoes find a ready market all over the world, and Singapore is no exception. Examples of some fine craftsmanship are on show at the exhibition. The boat and shoe trade in Italy began on a
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    ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY PUSHES SALES OVERSEAS
    118 10 ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY PUSHES SALES OVERSEAS rE Italian exhibition at Robinson's will include a full range of Autovox products, including car radios and pocket-size transistors. Autovox is among the most modern Italian enterprises, specialising in the radio electronics industry. Besides making car radios, it is taking a leading part in the
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    PONTE VECCHIO, CENTRE OF THE JEWEL TRADE
    336 10 PONTE VECCHIO, CENTRE OF THE JEWEL TRADE rE best known types of Italian jewellery are the intricate gold, silver and precious gem work of Florence and the exquisitely carved cameos and coral ornaments of the Gulf of Naples. In Florence, the centre of the jewel trade is still the Ponte
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      123 10 H ROBINSON'S DURING THE ITALIAN MJf NUMERId CALCULATORS ADDING MACHINES^^^^^^^T AS AGENTS FORi TYPEWRITERS (W) LTO. I U INI I O l^^aßCSHi j K^^^K* 'iWy^''*^»'^^^Mi^B^BjEKc.v. *'^^H* Refrigerator Manufacturer! Basil nni I v "BHp^ j| frflß: mftf WS^ :j^P fflt! 1 lII^S ijyS :*ij^K j v v>'^ ■'■X' I '-.'!vXv!'J vv
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      98 10 Today's most talented and modern sewing machine! i mag i m Ita 1 v Today every woman can have the SB sewing machine of her dreams— V B So lovely to look at, and yet so W practical capable of doing all w well as darning, making button holes automatically,
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    Tagore Committee' tea party
    84 11 Tagore Committee tea party SINGAPORE. Wed The Pagore Centenary Celebration Committee oi the Tasore Society, Singapore, will hold 1 a tea party at the Singapore; Indian Association roof garden In Balestier Road on S< pi 16 at 5.30 p.m. Mr. X Soman, secretary; I the society, said that the! tea
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    Watch out for subversion, clerks urged
    163 11 Watch out for subversion, clerks urged lOHORE BAHRU. Wed. -—The Mentri Besar, Johore. Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos. has appealed to Local Council clerks to be on the alert for subversive elements in the course of their work. Dato Haji Hassan was speaking at the official opening of the
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    Co-operators seek Govt. study aid
    249 11 SINGAPORE, Wednesday, i THE Government has been urged to help the Singapore co-operative movement by sending as many co-operators as possible for study overseas. Mr. N. A. Kularajah, chairman of the Singapore Co-operative Union Ltd., made this appeal at the first Singapore co-operative conference. The
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    Cheshire meeting
    28 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed^The Cheshire Home ComS?tee will hold toeir annug eeneral meeting at the biaie Social Welfare Office. Bukit Salan, at 5 p.m. on Sept. 16.
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    Temple hall plan
    11 11 K-TTALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Sri Ganesar Alayam in
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    Chinese folk songs
    31 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Katong Neighbours of the Chinese YMCA will present a programme of Chinese folk songs at the Chinese Swimming Club, Amber Road, at eight o'clock tonight.
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    Police band music
    19 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Police Band will play at Katong Park from 7.30 to 8.30 tonight.
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    on a mission: They will help others
    275 11 on a mission: They will help others SINGAPORE, Wednesday. fHREE young Britons arrived here on board the liner Chitral on a mission to carry out their motto: "Service to Others." Peter Finch 18, Paul Rcynald, 19, and J. C. Fox, 23, all members of the Voluntary Service Overseas Scheme, are
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    Unionists told: 'Show responsibility in demands'
    133 11 Unionists told: 'Show responsibility in demands' TOHORE BAHRU, Wed. J T h c Assistant Minister of Labour, Mr. R. V. Manickavasagam, told trade unionists here that they can show responsibility by having the interests of industry and the nation in mind when put- j ting forward claims to their employer.
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    Business woman's way to success
    120 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. An Australian woman company director advised local girls to work hard if they want success in business. She is Miss Joyce Humphrey, who spent a week here on her way to England for a holiday. Miss Humphrey began her career as a junior
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    He'll study in America
    86 11 QINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. S. T. B. Harasgama who, at 36, is one of the youngest company managing directors in Ceylon, arrived here on his way to the United States. Managing director of two public companies and director of two others with opera- tions throughout the island.
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    Rupert and Gwyneth-18
    96 11 While they are watching the sky Rupert suddenly remembers some' thing. I forgot to tell you/ ht exclaims. Before all this happened to Podgy he ate one of your cookirs. You must have just made it. It was still warm. D'you think that had anything to do
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      336 11 i Bolex makes it easy! It you never took movies before, you can take perfect ones now. The Bolex light-meter system does what no other electric eye can do: measures the scene through the lens just as the film will see it. Colours come out as real as you see
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      189 11 SFSFS IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... YOB are an active person and have a great capacity for hard work. You have talent in «he literary skUls and might easily become an outstanding editor and author. You women may utilise this gift in interior decoration or as a dress or nat designer.
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      88 11 TRATE on your studies today, and be sure you are getting the most out of your schedule. AflllißllK (Jan 21 Feb 19): HUUAMUd THIS is a prosperous time for all your major efforts. Make the most of it. Combine social and business Interests. PI4PPQ (Feb- 20 Mar 20 > nauCO
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      100 11 TAURUS <**- 21 Ma > 21): iHUMId MICH is now in your favour, but is also subject to the external influences of someone else. Be ready to act. ftPMINI (May 22 June 21): uumini DOZENS of interests now vie for your attention, so it is up to you to select
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      'Dress' a box into an ottoman
      574 12  - 'Dress' a box into an ottoman TAN BENG KIM DO-IT-YOURSELF SOFA FOR YOUR BEDROOM BY "PIT the sturdy whitewood box and I will tell you how to upholster it and make it into a delightful ottoman. At the foot of a bed it will look charming and will provide both
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      BRIGHTEN UP YOUR ALCOVES
      303 12 HERE ARE 6 IDEAS YOU CAN TRY OUT FOR A CHANGE Vf ANY housewives are often at a loss as to what they should do with alcoves that they find in various parts of the house. As a result, one finds that such corners are often
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      52 12 ■■■■■■9IIIIIIIIIIH rA? gas ccor W¥riHn Tlf I hVllil?.^l SAVING CEv YOU TOO CAN NAVE GAS COOKING ANYTIME. ANYWHERE 11 GAS COOKING IS FASTt TIME SAVING AND CIfAN IF IT IS GAS COOKING H IS ARTHI* up. notsfs x *Sole Agents: KEE IHJAI RAW^ 122-124, Orchc" Also Of Koolo Lun,;u f
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    This Daimler goes like a Dart
    938 13 THE NEW CARS it may not be everybody's idea of what a sports car should look like but it has speed 2nd such comfort! you were driving very i »>l Highway at night, and our rear view mirror, what see? Chances are a gleamih
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      32 13 n i |j o X Nt> B(iy L In C °O|> c* I MAKES Vr. Tcr ctton c before Sole Slßp I Zl Qftc Sole V 3r 'Qnqcd K CAP DOT, S.naopore.
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      205 13 M3rt •4 ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE ''pl|l[!iii'flit|m Ijiilm1 jiilm, mi 1......l J l 'J I l I phone 283-41/6 'v| HiUiUir^lliii! 1 1 »^iHi^iiUii5ffiui«iS^^^auK 1 Spare Parts I For complete satisfaction, vise motorists bu? only genuine LUCAS spare parts. You can select your requirements from our large comprehensive. range which Is
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    Changi beat star-studded Seletar to take FEAF challenge cup
    366 14 Changi beat star-studded Seletar to take FEAF challenge cup ROUNDUP OF ALL THE SERVICES SPORT IN S^PORE SELETAR, Wednesday. £JHANGI with a brilliant 5-4 victory over star-studded Seletar won the Far East Air Force inter-station challenge cup at the FEAF football championships which concluded over the weekend. Players from Butterworth,
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    BASE DISTRICT PUN A SIX-A-SIDE TOURNAMENT
    265 14 BASE DISTRICT PUN A SIX-A-SIDE TOURNAMENT TANGLIN, Wed.— Singapore Base District Hockey Association will stage a grand six-a-side tournament this j season which will be held at 18 Signals Regiment's sports grounds at Dover Road on Oct. 1 starting at 10.00 a.m. There will be four competitions comprising of: The
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    Rous nominated
    28 14 LONDON. Wed. The English Foctball Association confirmed that their secretary, Sir Stanley Rous. had been nominated for election as president of F.1.P.A.. soccer's world controlling body.
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    Gurkhas score 1-0 win to enter Parker Cup final
    273 14 TUNGLIN, Wed. It was 1 "Sabhas, isabhas'' aii the way as the 2/7 DEO Gurkha Rifles from Blakang Mau scored a one nil victory over the 11th (Sphinx) Battery. RoyaJ Artillery, to get into the linal of the Parker Cup competition.
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    AIR SERVICES XV BEAT STRONG SIGNALS REGIMENT
    123 14 AIR SERVICES XV BEAT STRONG SIGNALS REGIMENT ALEXANDRA. Wed. Royal Air Services Corps Ragty XV beat a formidable 18 Sipnals Regiment team by II points (goal, try and penalty to six points (two penalties In an inter-unit match played at ujvi: Road ovei the weeknd Outstanding iu 1 RASC ivere
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    155 14  -  G. WILLIAN By E i m ,v 11 1 But I 1 Jin m I 1 rorj> I Arbori id he is con 38 >- -M m moder pionship? m H,::- 1 S etri 9 1 B I I Wfltch I [ear row m I Any rev I automa
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      86 14 PnHMnniHHHPII \NE/$Al$O 7H£OHLYX££P£* 7t> 7AX£MQR£7HAN I COOFRfY EVANS STAVED FOR 2Hr HOURS FOR 10 NOT OUTb ZM m rT-Y M a m r*i I L s*i zoo wtc/tSTS Afito $co*£ z.oooaun$. usually while hiscolleacue insomanytests hit »O3 not cot' flV>*//|f#/|/#/|I| 7X£G£/WALLfrn£MA#fitaMX£#r Mr THE IT WAS DENIS COMPTON* SECOND CENTURY IN
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    King Power, Judge Wise and Zeton are today's best bets at Penang meet
    413 15 King Power, Judge Wise and Zeton are today' s best bets at Penang meet THE FREE PRESS ~j I sc.urmtf iwmiw Epsom jeep THE TRAITS HUES MALAY MAIL NANYANG NAN FANG 1 !-ii^...____;»«i"* a S^ i^" N0 "ssy^s 11 jarsj— ft^sr 55 I 4 SL •Xl PRINCE 9 TECMNIRAMA M
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    902 15 i as aaagae^.gfiaSS l3 H«sSaaiV^iB*L?S5 i 81 (4> Donnrily .(oi.fMAN nnnf'^ :Ln at u:;r' IWr RACE 2—2.45: CL. 5, DIV. 2—6 FURS. I 06S3Q GALA premiere II tvag (Shaw SU ■ttAM anmn B Sp s v ir 90 (T Johnson S IP-H hiv«l?s^1 S 5 bVr bam (HL
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    Glasgow Rangers in 3-2 win
    66 15 GLASGOW, Wee.— A 3-2 win over French champions, Monaco, here last night, gave Glasgow Rangers a place in the second round of the European Soccer Cup competition on a 6-4 aggre- gate. After their convincing 3-2 win in Monaco in the first; leg earlier this
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      193 15 SYMBOL OF 7H£ WORLD'S Bf ST SELLING V.S.O.P. BRANDY mmimmmm i 1_ I L _JL 1 fi^\J j^^^^^V777^la^:^^l I n^re more hi i!s of brandy th f^^^^^^^^p^^^^ yearly symbols in the Chinese lunai ■^^^^^^prp"^^ calendar. But o'> one bt mdy hag jP^ll!^=^^E|lf^l stood supreme since 1724, REMY MARTIN y/.5.0.P Look
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    Zeton's smart early pace makes him the best bet
    942 16 H^MMH^HHnHII^^^^Bi^HH DFSFSFS Scrutineer's best bets for the Penang meeting this afternoon are: King Power (Race Five), Judge Wise (Race Six) and Zeton (Race Seven). Good Outsiders: Cole man Street (Race One) Last Try (Race Four) and First Partnership (Race Eight). pENANG,
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    Bob Hewitt thrills fans at tennis display
    357 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. AUSTRALIA'S toUt i n g tennis team of 800 Hewitt, Fred Stolle, Ken Fletcher and John Newcombe displayed brilliant court tactics to thrill a large crowd oi tennis fans, estimated at 1.-00 which included more than 200 schoolboys, at the Singapore
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    139 16 PULAU BRANI XI HIT COMB. ARMY TEAM 2-0 PULAU BRANI, Wed.— Pulau Brani Combined, with seven Marine Department players, scored a 2-0 win over the Combined Army XI in a football match here yesterday. After a scoreless first half the home team scored two goals which had the Army goalkeeper
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    South Johore team fail to turn up: Protest will soon be lodged
    483 16 JOHORE SPORTS by S. RASOO against teams in Uie other olsuict.s and .>Utes. Ihe Secretary of the District Association, Mr. k. "ttrmwm. Mid that mere is abundant t^.ent among- Sesramnt's women hockey enihusms:* and hoped tiicH there would
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    UPSET IN S'PORE TABLE TENNIS TOURNEY
    123 16 UPSET IN S'PORE TABLE TENNIS TOURNEY pEYLANG. Wed. Leow ll Choon Wha and Oh Kirn Hwa created an upset in the Singapore Table Tennis Association's championships when they beat top-seeded pair Wong Sek Mci and Loke Loo Pin 22-21, 23-21. 21-13 in the semi-finals* of the women's doubles at the
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    Japanese take powerful S'ports Selection tonight
    222 16 WATER^I r J4ih Japanese I imnVi I take on the powerful s squad ionigbf al th<- Vrl v, I PooL Tomorrow tiu visitor. I pore Combined team. Looking fit after havi;. just competed in the inU national Students' Bami held in Soiia, Bulgaria, Japanese
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    Recs beat Signals on the padang
    58 16 SLVGAPORE. Wtci.--Smpa-pore Recreation Club beat 18 Signals Regiment by nine points f three tries) to thr» (penalty i in a rugger mmtch on the43adang yesterday. At half time the score WMi 3-3. For the Recs. tries were scored by Wiggins. Kleimmau and Hak Seng.
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