The Singapore Free Press, 20 September 1961

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    21 1 J^" UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    NEW HOSPITAL IN CITY
    45 1 in is to ease tish at andang (erbau HUN Wed, Til-bed i>spital ni the in thu nexl ear. Maxspilal 1 t jge to come I g H has- Will at Kai lay. ti will n at w ii pecial pelted i
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    A SATAY TREAT FOR HAWAIIAN 'QUEENS'
    256 1 A SAT AY TREAT FOR HAWAIIAN 'QUEENS' SINGAPORE. Wed. Two beauty queens, undergraduates of the I'niverMty of Hawaii, met members of the American University lub here at a reception ghen in their honour and enjoyed their first taste of Malayan food. "Your satay and popiah are delicious, we've never had
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    Teamwork which made 2 dancers famous falls down at airport
    192 1 Teamwork which made 2 dancers famous falls down at airport PAYA LEBAR, Wednesday. TEAMWORK whirl) has kept the Duo Alex anders on top in show business for years fell down veslerday at the Singapore Airport. This happened when they made a last minute decision to board a plane for Calcutta.
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    Attlee for Moscow
    27 1 lONDO.V. Weu. Karl vtiee. •>;:•*■;■ ".e.-uer c: tbe 3riusn Labour Pa.i>. shorUy T Vi^ Moscow aa i member ot a \\o::a p uaroei Association aelegauon.
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    Troops quit Kuwait
    30 1 KUWAIT. Wed Ttoe flrat pa' v of British troops to leave, Kuwait following the arrival here of U) Arab League force, left by tv- ioi Bahrain yesterday.
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    73,000 in call-up
    31 1 WASHINGTON. Wed. Mr. Robert McNamara, Secretary of Defence yesterday announced the oi two National Guard Her ri oriaD Divisions and SUgi port troops totalling about -3.000 i men.
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    FOLLOW THE TREND IN MODERN HOMES
    153 1 FOLLOW THE TREND IN MODERN HOMES ARE you planning to buy a house? Many are. There is a building boom now. What is the latest trend in MODERN HOMES? A recent survey conducted in Singapore reveals many likes and dislikes among house-hunters. whether you should build it yourself or buy
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    NEW TODAY
    48 1 r rODAY The tree Press ■1 introduces a new football series. Called The World's Greatest Clubs, it u\ll appear every Wednesday. This exciting new series in strip cartoon form will be of interest to all sportsmen. Turn to Page 10 for the first of the series.
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    Land reform
    25 1 JAKAR 1 A. Wed. Indonesian land reform will no into action formally oil Sunday, with the redist libation of 200.000 acres of land.
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    3-bomb missile
    26 1 NE \V YORK. Wed.— The nttaga--1 rfMNewswcS repeated yr^terch.y h the L-.S. Navy Is developing I 9500-niile range Polaris missi c M»S thrw .tonne
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    Dog sanctuary
    22 1 cri'NTHORPE. England. Wed. Mr Jeremiah Green, a financier, iI; to bSS a £300.000 do« Mao--1 tuary to hamlet near Here.
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    Envoys meet Ikeda
    42 1 TOKYO. Wed. lwo newly appointed Ambassadors to Japan. Tuan Syed Shell Snahabudin of the Federation of Malaya ana Abriel Rahman el Azni of the United Arab Republic yesterday paid courtesy rails on the Japanese Prime Minister, Mr. Hayato Ikecia.
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    Malaysia benefits
    42 1 KUCHING. Wed. Dato Ban- dar Abang Haji Mustapha, the leader of Party Ncgara. Sarawak, said here that a happy Malaysia i would create a political contrivI auce uinieu at recoQCiilitg national unity and power with maintei nance of state rights.
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    Perth jockey to ride here
    82 1  -  SCRUTINEER By SINGAPORE. Wed. Keith Moxham. a prominent. Jockey from Perth. Aus- tralia, has accepted an offer tv ride In Malaya. Pending approval by the S.R.A.. Moxham will probI ably fly here in time to 1 ride at the forthcoming Singapore Gold Cup meeting. He
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    U.N. falls back in Katanga: Tshombe men predict victory
    356 1 U.N. falls back in Katanga: Tshombe men predict victory NEW YORK, Wednesday. JJXITED NATION'S hoops at the vast Kamina Base in North Katanga have fallen back to defend key areas, a L.N. spokesman said here, fie denied a Katanga Army claim that the entire base had fallen. The claim was
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    Crash victims' bodies wait for the pathologists
    137 1 Crash victims' bodies wait for the pathologists Wed.— The bodies i of Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld and his companions who died in the tragic piano crash near hero, have been placed in an industrial cold store to preserve them until pathologists arrive. The board oi inquiry which went to the scene
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    GAMBLING ON FIGHTING FISH-POLICE WARN OF $10,000 FINE
    210 1 GAMBLING ON FIGHTING FISH-POLICE WARN OF $1 0,000 FINE SINGAPORE, W e d.— Police this morning warned shopkeepers that they face a $10,000 fine or a year's Jail if they are caught allowing people to organise or promote fish fighting on their premises. This warning follows recent cases where police
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    Union meeting
    36 1 i SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Guthiie Do. iM.'iu-h oj tiw Singa* poie Bu.-iiixfs- Hoi. e.s Er^.pioyees Union will mcci Uiis eveiUug o discuss th€ tnauugement's iepl"^ to ilieir claims 'for wage hat ana beuei uonoitumb.
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      EASIER TONE IN TINS: CASH FALLS £3 PER TON
      211 2 EASIER TONE IN TINS: CASH FALLS £3 PER TON LONDON. Wed. An easier tone characterised the tin market yesterday morning especially for cash which tell by £3 per ton to widen the contango to about £13. There appeared to be some i::ditlerence to the Katanga -it nation. The demand for
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      Market indices
      33 2 LONDON. Wed, Ihe FmaiH 1 .v. Tines marioti ;:.d:ces :or Septembet 1. lasl jrear, wet'k prerioui and yesterday's respecTin< ;S4 411 7 404 6 401.5 Rubbers 20? 192.3 1863. I>s 7.
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      Finished contracts by Gammon in Malaya and S'pore show profits
      415 2 Finished contracts by Gammon in Malaya and S'pore show profits By The Free Press Market Correpondent SINGAPORE, Wednesday. JHE PROFITS of Gammon (Malaya) 1959 Ltd., exclusive of the results of its subsidiaries Gammon (Spore) and Gammon (Hong Kong) and of Christiani-Nielsen Gammon Ltd. of Fiji, amounted to .$1,294,800 for 19(50.
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      Malaya's foreign balances
      75 2 KUALA LUMPUR Wed B; ..,v beid abroad b *iie Peoeiattoo ol Malaya lotaHeo &127.C million as ol Sept. 15, 1961. according lo the late>" return of ;;.ib;.i;.e> and assets by the Bank Negara This compared with 51 30.4 mffiton .1 nu)ntii before. Sfoney at can amounted $-3.1
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      Ships in port
      108 2 V. HIPS lym* dton^^Kte the Si" more wharves today art: O.*a'»\,i M:ir SA. V,-:: <ii 41. Ortstt-s 6,7. Tjipondok 5. M«iampoa 35 36. 46. Tiksi 13 18. NW, 3 Outer roads: K'tnin^ DJiva, A?rea.«. Toaa Han. Tronch. Sty. Palemb^ag. :k Koh S.in Mam. B*tjan. Mci^a Mara, Trldar,
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      DAG'S DEATH AFFECTS SENTIMENT ON SHARE MART
      208 2 DAG'S DEATH AFFECTS SENTIMENT ON SHARE MART JON DON. Wed. There 1; wa> no continuation of Monday's firm trend In the London stock markets yester- day. Sentiment was afiected by implications arising Irom the death of Mr. D.:j, Hammarskjoe'.d and international difficulties, and prices were inclined to drift lower in
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      $38 1/4 mil. contract
      50 2 LONDON, Wed The British Associated Electrical Industries Group has been awarded a contract worth £4.500,000 ($38,250--00 for the supply of telephone ca'ole to Indonesia, it was announced here yesterday. Tiie cable will be made at Daeenham. near London, by Telephone Cables Limited, a subsidiary of A.E.I.
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      Hong Kong prices
      55 2 hong KONG. Tues.— Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H S. B«.nk Corporation 5346 >340 sales sales Wheelocfc Harden $11.10 $11.10 sales sales H'kons phone 539.30 539.25 sales sales Dairy Farm a. Co;d Storage $35.50 $35.00 sales sales T&tkoo Dock $63.50 SGI. OO sales sales JarcUne
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      UPs and DOWNs of your shares
      140 2 Last sales in the Singapore Trading Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: F. N. Ords $2.32 (unchanged), Gammon $1.63 (unchanged), Hume Pref. ss. 9d. (unchanged). M. Cement $2.33 (-fl cenl). Metal Box $2.10 (-1-5 cento), Robinson Ords $1.35 umchanseu S. Times $3.06 (-f-3 cent^). S. Traders
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      More car men idle
      35 2 COVENTRY. Wed. More workers wiL next week join me 9,500 men in the British motor inciu&ixy who are now idle. on strike or working short time, it was announced here yesterday
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    Big protest march against Malayans' deportation
    201 2 Big protest march against Malayans' deportation DARWIN, We d.— Hundreds of shouting, cheering, and whistling demonstrators marched to Government House last night to protest against the impending deportation of two Malayan pearlers. The demonstrators, headed by Mr. B.W. Graham, president of the Northern Australian Workers' Union and Mr. R.C. Ward,
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    Support for Algeria
    34 2 CAIRO. Wed— The Arab League Council yesterday apreed to give ful 1 support to the policy of the Algerian Provisional Government r.na also '"unqualified support 01 the gallant, struggling Algerian people.'
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    3rd batch arrives
    26 2 MADRAS. Wed. The third batch o: about 95 Indonesian Air Force cadets have arrived for 18 months training at Bangalore Air Force Station
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    Coastal residents flee inland as hurricane nears
    192 2 Coastal residents flee inland as hurricane nears NEW YORK. Wednesday. JJUNDHHDS of hoiidaymakers and residents on (he North Carolina coast yesterday hurriedly moved inland as hurricane "Esther" approached from the Atlantic. The storm, with 150 m.p.h. winds, was 320 mites southeast of Cape Hat torus. North Carolina, and moving on
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    TARA: 'END FAST' PERSUASION BID ABANDONED
    80 2 a MRITSAR. (North India), A Wed —Efforts to find a "face saving formula" to persuade Master Tara Singh to abandon his 36-day-old fast were abandoned yesterday following apparent Government refusal to concede to his demands for a separate. Punjabi-speaking •State. The government, while agreeing
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    PILGRIM PLANE LANDS IN FIELD
    78 2 DUBLIN. Wed. Pilgrims Thp plane skidded across returning from the the ,J ipld and tame W* shrine at Lourdes in France: )g^££ d m in DubHn l 0 escaped unhurt last night j Tht Q9 passengers and when their charter aircraft four crew scrambled from
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    TWO HIT IN MYSTERY SHOOTING AT OFFICE
    157 2 TWO HIT IN MYSTERY SHOOTING AT OFFICE LONDON. Wed. Baffled del ec lives were last night probing a mystery shooting at a London, office block in which two men were injured. One of the men. 38-year-old engineer. Mr. Duncan Tucker. was found lying in a pool of blood in the
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    Resignation today
    24 2 ATHENS. Wed.— Mr. Constantinft Karamanlis. Greek Prime Minister, announced last night he would submit his government's re- signation to King Paul todty.
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    356 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle vrfces. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, Sept. 19. Previous Today RUBBER NO. 1 KBS e.i.f. fe u i o p a n ports Be»t unquoted unquoted Oct 25 5/16 25 7/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot L'.')i 9/1H RUBBER No.
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    Dag's successor: U.N. face deadlock as Reds get ready to press for 'troika
    298 2 Dag's successor: U.N. face deadlock as Reds get ready to press for 'troika UNITED NATIONS, Wed.— The General Assembly opened its 16th session yesterday with a three-minute meeting that at once f ocussed attention on the grave crisis created for the U.N. by the violent death of its SecretaryGeneral, Mr.
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    WAY PAVED FOR EAST-WEST TALKS ON BERLIN
    120 2 WAY PAVED FOR EAST-WEST TALKS ON BERLIN UNITED NATIONS. Wed Senior United Stateand Soviet officials yester day established contact or. the issue of a Berlin crisis conference between Mr Andrei Gromyko and Mr Dean Rusk. Soviet and American Foreign Minhterg. Sources said the meeting might be held tomorrow. Mr. Charles
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      26 2 ■».■<. rv <+*'*» m pop^^iZZj TRENCH, NOVED COMPOST 4 AN? BONE MEAL, PLANTED y V THEM SIX INCHES APAPT J ANC7 RAK£E7 SMOOTHS THAT'S The y <H2 •♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ftfQ
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    UNKNOWN
    41 3 Wed.— r from looking limala to, •tion at Zoologi- -above 1 :jr a day Australia j Royal Mcl- Show. his way tiger, j an anigers and inBritain. have a^ nimals as Malayan Mr. Ixer m had to "v-heated rs were
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    UNKNOWN
    49 3 Pom yesterday trl 1 before h ir^> of i cash rUi $70. Wen Far, and both 16. .aed 15. j o| rob- jVlng and two I ur.tain I pens, a u .:le arm- log. 30. outha were .7 before ..ry where lei was made magistrate, The four fence.
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    Lock icon NEW POSTAL BOAT IN SERVICE
    181 3 \»d._A new Post Office V. ton Pawai. into service <i y innt^ ;ind Outer !>i.tr»- the two "inches the nrlew beta conMUK for furl' wit* a speed 1 made her o the Outer R 'Jay when Mr. '"'ii. Permanent V Mi lt the Deputy llnL
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    Charter brings rush of work to Register of Marriages
    205 3 Charter brings rush of work to Register of Marriages THF a ff i I GA lE Wednesday. JHL staff of the Registry of Marriages is bemg cons.derably expanded to cope ith the increased work since the Women's Charter came into force last Friday mui..r ,i IIIS i 1 marriages now
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    HE MADE FALSE MARRIAGE DECLARATION TO KATHI: $5O FINE
    119 3 HE MADE FALSE MARRIAGE DECLARATION TO KATHI: $5O FINE SINGAPORE. Wed. -A soldier. Cpl. Abdul Rahim bin Awang. 33. wa.s fined $50 in a magistrate's court here today for making a false declaration to a kathi. Abdul Rahim committed the offence on Nov. 2 last year when ne appeared before
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    APPEAL AGAINST JUDGMENT FOR $2,500 IN I.O.U. CLAIM IS DISMISSED
    149 3 APPEAL AGAINST JUDGMENT FOR $2,500 IN I.O.U. CLAIM IS DISMISSED SINGAPORE. Wed. The Court of Appeal here yesterday dismissed the appeal of an ex-money-lender. Sevuga Pillai. against the decision of the High Court in which a Straits Times machine department senior employee. K. Muthusamy. had been given judgment ior $2,500
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    Open verdict
    38 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Assistant Coroner. Mr. Loke Siew Hoong. yesterday returned an open verdict on Cheong Ah Wah. 37. a jobless fitter, who died after a fight in Aljunied Road at about midnight on Jan. 15.
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    Water rationing
    21 3 SINGAPORE. Wed.— W^ter will be cut off in Zones One and Two from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. today.
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    ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY
    541 3 ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY SINGAPORE, Wednesday. p J MET an assistant lecturer in Education at the University of Malaya here, who finds absorbing interest in. taking part in plays produced by the Dramatic wSociety of the University. And this is quite understandable Miss Kami Bhattachary, a B.A. Honours graduate, was
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    APPLICATIONS FOR JOBS IN NEW BOARD TOP 1,000
    218 3 APPLICATIONS FOR JOBS IN NEW BOARD TOP 1,000 OINGAPORE, W e d.— *J Over 1,600 applications have been received by the newly formed Economic De- velopment Board for 10 I senior officers and some junior office staff it j advertised for recently. Applications are still pouring in. A committee of
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    Welcome to Singapore
    84 3 Mr. John D. Baldwin, an American pilot from Tokyo, arrived for a threeday stay before going to San Francisco. He stays at the Goodwood Hotel. Mr. E. R. Jacobs, a British company director, flew in from Kuala Lumpur for a week's stay. He is at the Goodwood
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      332 3 CINEMAS ioiu Roaa;: Safety First ALHAMBRA: Belle Starr 1.30, Wttk pester exhibition 3 p.m. 4, 630, 9.30. to 5.30 p.m.; inter-school SafeCAPITOL: Romanoff and ty First quiz finals 6 p.m. Juliet 1.45, 4. 6.30. 9.30. SINGAPORE ART SOCIECATHAY: Homicidal 1.30, 4. TV: Exhibition of works by 6.30, 9.30. local artists.
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    ROTARY CLUB GRANTS FOR NEEDY JOHORE STUDENTS
    133 4 ROTARY CLUB GRANTS FOR NEEDY JOHORE STUDENTS TOHORE B A H R U, Wed. The Johore Bahru Rotary Club is offering scholarships to promising students in secondary schools here. A scholarship committee is now conducting a pilot survey to find out the number of students in need of assistance, said
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    60 CO-OP HOMES GO UP NEAR KLUANG
    106 4 60 CO-OP HOMES GO UP NEAR KLUANG X LUANG. Wed. The Kluang Co-operative Housing Society Ltd. has launched its second phase of the $1 million housing scheme along Jalan Mengkibol. five miles from Kluang Town. Mr. A. Navasivamayam. the society's secretary, said that there are three types of houses whose
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    School to renovate hall: Fund-raising variety I show planne
    271 4 School to renovate hall: Fund-raising variety I show planne KATONG rin THE 28-year-old St Patrick's SeCr* X Coast Road is to extend and ren hall to cope with the increasing nnl*? students. l numl)( The director of the school fern* nian, said the complete extension ar'/' 7 l] would cost
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    NEW $13,000 CHURCH FOR 100 VILLAGERS
    120 4 I7XUANG. Wed.— About 100 members of the Mar Thoma Syrian Christian denomination now have a church of their own in Mengkibol, about five miles away from Kluang town. The church, built at a cost of $13,000, can accom- modate 150 people. It was officially
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    DISTRICT OFF OPENS NEW MOSQ
    54 4 DISTRICT OFF OPENS NEW MOSQ JOIIOHE BAffiffi The D..t;-'o-hore, Incho Bia; n fWd hi-r, ■-< I:.<;:.r Logj peopit in hesitate I n mosque, which would be v Since rur wa. launch* had been prov light ci 1 where I in your bo( •Here n sc I horpening c sucr-licd m
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    Party for police children
    44 4 KLUANG. Wed. About 200 children o: policemeu from the Kluang and Batu Pahat districts attended a children's party. The party was held at Kluang Police Club and the highlights were a fancy dress show and a national language quiz contest.
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    Develop industry to inspire progress, says trade commissioner
    256 4 Develop industry to inspire progress, says trade commissioner JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. MB. Ahmad Ali Khan, Trade Commissioner of Pakistan in Singapore and the Federation, said that in Asia and Africa today the struggle for freedom from colonial rule was motivated by the desire of people to achieve a fuller life,
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    SINGING IS KIM'S FIRST LOVE
    124 4 SINGING IS KIM'S FIRST LOVE KATOXG. Wed.— Miss Tan Beng Kirn. 18. who lives with her parents in Katong. is Singapore's latest musical discovery. "Kirn." as she is usually known to her friends and neighbours, has several musical credits to her name singing, playing the piano, guitar, pianoaccordion and maraccas
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    A MARKET FOR LAND SCHEME FARMERS
    132 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. I NCHE Bidin bin Login, District Officer, Johore, Bahru, has declared open a monthly market as part of the Tebrau Land Development Scheme Farmers can now sell their produce at this market' The occasion also commemorated the first anniversary of the
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    Indian Association tea party for 150
    49 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. A tea party for some 150 members, friends and club officials who had assisted in the Tagore Centenary celebration in May was held at the Singapore Indian Association's roof garden. The party was organised by the Singapore Tagore Centenary Celebration Committee.
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    Shortage to end
    25 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— The Federation Government has taken steps to remedy the shortage of citizenship application forms, the Johore State Government said.
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    Queen's certificates awarded to six Scouts in Katong
    168 4 Queen's certificates awarded to six Scouts in Katong KATONG. Wed. Six Scouts living in Katong were awarded Queen Scout's certificates by the Boy Scouts Association Headquarters in London. This is stated in the annual report of the Singapore Boy Scouts' Katong District Association. The boys are Gerald Minjoot, Phua Swee
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    A BLIND PIANIST THRILLS VISITORS
    82 4 A BLIND PIANIST THRILLS VISITORS KATONG, Wed. About 50 members of the Kallang Airport Estate Community Association were delighted by the piano music played by a blind girl. Hathma, 13. when they visited the Singapore School lor the Blind In Toa Payoh Road. Taken around by Mrs. M. Scott, principal
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    THE DISSATISFIED TAXI-DRIVERS...
    60 4 IZLUANG, Wed.— About 80 i taxi-drivers in Kluang who serve up-country travellers are dissatisfied with the parking facilities provided by the Kluang Town Council. The present taxi stand In Jalan Mersing has a park ing space for only 22 taxis with the result that the other taxis
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    THE HUNT FOR THE AFRIKA CORPS' FABULOUS LOOT BEGINS
    853 5  - THE HUNT FOR THE AFRIKA CORPS' FABULOUS LOOT BEGINS TED STOIL ordered wartime plunder THE MAN WITH THE $84 MILLION SECRET j Having struck a bargain with French authorities to help locate the missing loot, Peter Fleig returned to his lodgings one day to find a mystery note awaiting him:
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    351 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Grand Prix a big success <2INGAPORE'S first Grand Prix, staged at Sembawang at the weekend, has, by and large, been a great success. The event was sponsored by the Ministry oi Culture as part of the Visit the Orient Year programme and was staged by the Singapore
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    964 6 Hand Berlin over to the U.N. IT WILL SATISFY NIK'S DEMAND FOR THE WORLD BODY TO BE ON NEUTRAL SOIL AND END THE THREAT OF WAR AC 0 N C E N TRATION camp that is what East Germany has been called. And certainly as the barbed wire that symbol
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      895 6 >hort Wave Service P; k of the pops; 9.30 The 11 metres illbO kc, s.) j new.s; 9.40 Spotlight on 1)4 815 116 Medium Wave Service: 10 .00 Thirty-minute theatre; I I 176 metres. 10.30 Hancock"s half hour: 11.00 |?=p*W-— -—-4m|^W— IJ^--- -—^J---i^J The news; 1.40 Prank Chacks- Tim*.- signal,
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    A touch of glamour for charity premiere
    209 7 HEAD OF STATE AND PUAN NOOR AISHA WILL BE THERE SINGAPORE, Wed. The charity film premiere of 20th Century.Fox's "Francis of Assisi" to be held in aid of SATA has been given distinguished patronage and an international touch of glamour. The Yang di
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    e flower garden craze at Katong
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    SLIM CONVERT AND WIFE U.K. HOLIDAY
    27 7 SLIM CONVERT AND WIFE U.K. HOLIDAY .rid '.v::- I I iche I. also a wt i wa-^ a ..-t- officer Marc< Ua Im r M< riam, it
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    MENTRI BESAR: 'BE ALERT FOR SUBVERSIVES'
    164 7 MENTRI BESAR: 'BE ALERT FOR SUBVERSIVES' ■OHORE BAHRU. Wccl •I The Mentri Boar. Dato HaJl Hassan bin Han Yunos. j yesterday opened a three-day Civics e6urse ror 36 Chinese girls Who came from all o\er the State He told them that they had an 'important role to play in practicing
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    State study award
    16 7 of Kajaag. ha? If ft by r *°J on a Selangor State scholarship.
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    Six cultures go on show at the Indian Association
    300 7 Bamboo dance by brother, sister SINGAPORE, Wednesday. MORE THAN 1,000 people attended the annual cultural night of the Singapore Indian Association at Balestier Road. The large crowd and the thrilling displays made the show one of the best put up so
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    Instead of VIPs mums spoke at this prize-giving
    142 7 rjERANGOON. Wed. The O principal of Cedar Girls School. Mrs. P. C. Tan. broke school tradition when she invited her girls 1 mothers, instead of VIPs. to deliver the speech and present the prizes at the school's second speech day. It was
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    ALL ACCEPT TAXI METERS AS 'A GOOD THING'
    140 7 ALL ACCEPT TAXI METERS AS 'A GOOD THING' JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. I Mr. Tay Boon Hua. spokesman for the importers of taxi meters here, said that the initial troubles in connection with meters here had been overcome. "Both the operators and the public here have accepted the meters as a
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    Classical music
    32 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. The U.S. Cultural Centre will present "Music on Record" featuring Edward McDowell's •Second Indian Suite" and "Woodland Sketches" at the USIS Library, Armenian Street entrance, at 6 p.m.
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    Safety First show
    44 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. There will be an exhibition of Safety First Week posters at the National Library, Stamford Road, from 3 p.m. to 530 p.m. today. The inter-school Safety First Week quiz finals will be at the same place at 6 p.m.
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    Home for aged
    15 7 r.tr va vr Wed A second home to a^ommodate 200 Fund Board.
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      Brighten your home with smart new curtains
      713 8  - Brighten your home with smart new curtains TAN BENG KIM A_WELL-TREATED WINDOW CAN CREATE STRIKING FOCAL POINT FOR ROOM By J AKK an ordinary room, dress it up with smart new curtains, and you've begun a personality change that can lead right into the top line decorator class. There's so
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      DRESS UP SIDE-BOARDS
      121 8 QO YOU always place your cupboards and side-boards against the wall? If you care for on unconventional way of placing a side-board in the middle of a room here's an idea for "dressing up" its back view to make it an interesting sight. First of all point
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      CHINA: FRAGIL BUT STILL SO PRACTICAL
      255 8 CHINA: FRAGIL BUT STILL SO PRACTICAL AND THE SETS ffl IN THIRTY DESiG EVERYONE loves lo enter! friends and neighboui k; pecially today, wiih siuh Ik lul tableware to display and lab our-saviitg devices lo ma things easy for the liostevs. However the question i hosuccessful a woman is' as
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      BY MARGARET! WEE
      93 8 Picture m fl fl modern fl n i O\'* I .Ciß proof pro< fl t >„/:...;■ local he vi fl for Infon ia .fl I v. fl I m M M r. red butt pepp< "e*>H Dfl Four desigofl m oi N V KTOOi Pici two: ran
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    A wagon with sedan virtues
    784 9 THE NEW CARS [CHAN CHIN BOCk" "v-B^^TESTING •HERALD ESTATE' IS FAST\JHAS GOOD FINISH, SPACE FOR FETCHING AND CARRYING 4 agon, the estate car, the combi, in. the traveller (or whatever nulv cars sro by) are selling betI this year both in Singapore and H :i.
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    Hunt in his Valmai wins a dose race
    633 10 Hunt in his Valmai wins a dose race B. NORMAN'S page for Servicemen SINGAPORE, Wed. Lt. Col. Hunt, sailing his dragon Valmai, won the Singapore Offshore Group's 14--mile yacht race from the Royal Singapore Yacht Club round Caltex Approach Light and back in the corrected time of 3hrs. 38mins. 31secs.
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    THE GREAT CHASE BY NASH
    61 10 The exciting 50-lap open handicap race in progress at the Ist Batt. Queen's Own Highlanders' first Karting Meet held at Selarang Barracks on Sunday. Highlanders' Edmondson (No. 71) driving his Lauson AH.SB is closely pursued by Nash (No. 38) of RAF Changi. The airman overtook
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    Lock icon The Victors...
    35 10 11 (Sphinx) Battery RA's B team v,. 1 Joint Services' six-a-side football tournament VI beat 18 Signals Regiment 9-5. From kit o U,l ing— l) rise oil Snape, Mac Lean. Kneetiiu Marshell Dobson
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    Changi rugby club aim to better last year's record
    269 10 CHANGI, Wednesday. ,r<HANGI Rugby Union Football Club, after an excellent record last season, made a goed start with everyone concerned determined to better their previous year's record. The C.R.U.F.C. is a Servies' Club consisting of players from 41 RNZAF Squadron, H.Q.
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    IT'S RAF TENGAH'S DAY AT THE HIGHLANDERS' KART MEETING
    287 10 IT'S RAF TENGAH'S DAY AT THE HIGHLANDERS' KART MEETING pHANGI. Wed.— White and Vj Dorset of R.A.F. Tengah in their 5.85 h.p. McCulloch MC.6 kart won the coveted Mobilgas Trophy in the main 100-lap open event at the Ist Battalion Queen's Own Highlanders first Karting Meet held on their parade
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    Annual tennis is postponed
    50 10 TANGLIN, Wed.— The annual tennis match between Corps Officers against Warrant Officers and Sergeants for the Commander's Cup which was scheduled to have been played over the weekend had to be postponed again owing to rain. The game, however, will now be played on Oct. 18.
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    Lock icon and Vanquished
    34 10 18 Signal* Regiment who wire iMtten J (Sphinx) Battery RA in the final of the Mat six-a-side football tournament. From Ihi to ruht !fl ine Platford. Croft. Feutrell. Kneeling- Tronmans K Buckie
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    SPHINX 'B' TEAM A SERVICES SIXES CHAI
    242 10 SPHINX 'B' TEAM A SERVICES SIXES CHAI PAS'R WUUAfIi The b team 01 n 'Sphinx* Baitery RA beat 18 MgnaLs Regiment •A" team <j-d in the final ot the iirst Joint Services' six-a-side football tournament played at Dover Road here over the week-end. Fory-.Nix teams competes in the fawnnmrnt ana
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    Vaterski meet: Newcomers to fight for titles
    28 11 BM.O-ai Wed I i I slalom m g tali I I I a I irse. ttrad I iting a re jh^
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    Lam's smashes and flicks thrill spectators at table tennis tournament
    404 11 Lam's smashes and flicks thrill spectators at table tennis tournament SINGAPORE, Wednesday. jJTATE player Lain Kok Wah, playing a defensive game and deliver ini> some occasional smashes and flicks, beat his opponent Chua Kirn Hearn 3-2 in Ihe second round of the Singapore Table Tennis Association's Men's Senior singles championship
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    VETERAN STONER SAVES BAR FROM DEFEAT
    122 11 VETERAN STONER SAVES BAR FROM DEFEAT {Singapore. Wed Moct than 400 runs were scored in t.ie umoal c::ckei match between H*»r.v b and Bar waich enaw in i netting (trait oo Inc s.r.c. parting, here on Sunday B.* 'in? first, the Bar team rte,la:ec a; 300 p.m. with 209 runs
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    THE DISAPPOINTED OFFICIALS AND ATHLETES OF KLUANG
    201 11 KLL>Ai\u, Meu. The primary scnoois athletic meet has been postponed. Officials, who put in some precious hours training their siudems, are in the dark as to the reasons lor the postponement. More disappointed were the athletes. Sports officials would like to know whether
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    World yacht race result
    55 11 RYE, Ne v York, Wed.—Resiilts qI tne t;r>t race In Ilie rven-race world snipe yacht :^:..h:p> I. Brazu. 2. Argentina, 3 Bermuda, 4. Baiiamas, 5. spa:... 6. Deamark, Switaerlana 8 United States, 9 England, 10 Norway 11. C 11. Bdgtum, 13 Fiance. ;4 s.', eden, 13.
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    Up and over
    31 11 O I p and over goes Commando Hailstones as he is tackled and lifted up by standoff Stevens In Mon- j days rugger match played on the padang.
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    Irish Gold Cup
    22 11 BELFAST, We<l. In the second round of the Irish Gold Cup loutball match here yesterday Olentoran beat Ards 6-1.
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    11 travel 70 miles to attend state hockey trial
    295 11  - 1 1 travel 70 miles to attend state hockey trial S.O. Rasoo Johore Sportschatter by JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. A BRIGHT and successful season is predicted for hockey in Johore this year. Thirty-six players, the biggest ever, turned up for the State trials held in Kluang over the weekend. From Johore
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    HORNETS ATTACK MUAR ATHLETES AND STARTER
    90 11 MUAR, Wed.— Hornets attacked a group of athletes who were under starters orders in the District InterPrimary schools meet. About 20 athletes and two teachers and the starter were stung. They were rushed to hospital for treatAbout 1,000 athletes including 442 girls from 23
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    A BRIGHT SEASON PREDICTED AND SELECTORS ARE PLEASED
    649 11 A BRIGHT SEASON PREDICTED AND SELECTORS ARE PLEASED Bahru District Association could be of more assistance to their players and to the State Association if they could hold their annual general meeting as it is now overdue. Once the office bearers are selected for the current season, they could go
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    Duke of Mantua reveals sparkling form
    137 12 Duke of Mantua reveals sparkling form fRACKWORK By SCRUTINEER B. TIMAH, Wednesday. J)UKE OF MANTUA revealed sparkling form on. the track this morning when taken out by jockey Laurie Johnson for a solid workout. Gradually picking up speed approaching the half mile the "Duke" covered the last 3F in ,'J9,
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    Balkan Bambino heads Singapore Gold Cup prospects
    407 12 Balkan Bambino heads Singapore Gold Cup prospects My short list for this meeting -SCRUTINEER RESULT Stable's brilliant stayer Balkan Bambino heads mv short list of horses lo follow al the forthcoming Singapore Gold Cup meeting which opens on Saturday. Balkan Bambino, a long striding five-year-old by Guersant out of Beau
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    The Cup went with this goa1....
    54 12 This is the winning soal netted by Highlanders right winger Bell (on left). Gurkha coalkeeper Mohanbahadur his hand to it but failed to stop it. (Gurkha left back and skipper Sherbahadur Rai is seen in a vain bid to stop Bells drive. The Highlanders
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    The Parker Cup to the Highlanders by a lucky goal
    357 12 TANGUN, Wednesday. THE Ist. Battalion. Queen's Own Highlanders won the Singapore Base District Parker Cup final when they beat the 2nd. Battalion 7th. Duke of Edinburgh's Own Gurkha Rifles by one soal to nil in a thrilling football encounter here
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    Davis Cup debut
    37 12 SALISBURY. Wed. Rhodesia, admitted to the DavLs Cup last j June after four years of canvassimg for entry, will piny in the European zone when they make their debut in the competition next year.
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    The teams before the clash
    55 12 The Ist. Battalion. l>ueen\s Own Highlanders ,in white Jerseys, left) and the -2nd. Battalion 7th. Duke of Edinburgh's Own Gurkha Riflrs before the Singapore Base District Parker Cup tinjl at Tanglm yesterday. Referee J. Reed is in the centre with linesmen R. P. Browning and
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    FOREST JOLT WOLVES WITH 3 GOALS
    59 12 FOREST JOLT WOLVES WITH 3 GOALS LONDON. Wed. Results of yesterday's football matches were: League One: N. Forest 3 Wolves 1. League Two: Swansea 3 Derby l. Lu. 3 Suiiderianu 2, WalsalJ C Southampton 2. League Three: Brentlord 2 Coventry City 1. Swindon Town Barnsley 1. League Four: Donen ster
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    All yesterday's rugby results
    37 12 LONDON. Wed. Results or yesterday's Rugby Union and League matches were: Union: Plymouth Albion .i Rosslvn Park 3. League: Yorkshire Cup trouna 2): Hull 7 Wakefield Trinity 13, Featherstone Rovers 21 Batley 11.
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    Cup badminton
    53 12 NAVAL PASE. Wea The j Super intencung Naval Si ore Offl- cere Department's 'A' Learn will meet the 'B' team in Use cup final of tlxe first inter-aepau-memal badminton tournament to be played at the Asoka Badminton Party's court, here, on Saturday. Tne tourney is sponsored by tne
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    Malaya's women thrill 9,000 in Orient Cup win
    286 12 Malaya's women thrill 9,000 in Orient Cup win GEYLANG. Wednesday. \,f ALAYA won the women's basketball title when x? 1 they beat Thailand (Wei Huo) 66-56 in the final of the South East Asia basketball champion- ships for the Orient Year Cup at the Happy World i Stadium here last
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    JUNIOR CUP-TIE ENDS IN GOALLESS DRAW
    94 12 JUNIOR CUP-TIE ENDS IN GOALLESS DRAW SINGAPORE. Wed Tan Tdck Song Hospital, fielding State players Sahar Hussein. Aii Astar and Ali Anff, were unlucky not to nave won their Junior Cup football match against Geylang United on the M F.A ground yesterday. The match ended in a goalless draw.The superior
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    MARINES GET A BIG SHOCK FROM CA
    245 12 JALAN BESAR. We'd. Chinese Athletic scored a surprise victory over the much favoured Marines Department in a SAF^V Division One match played here yesterday. They won by four goals to two. The Marines have only themselves to blame for their defeat Tney wasted
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    BARRATT: GOOD JOCKEY AND FINE MAN-BATH
    159 12 BARRATT: GOOD JOCKEY AND FINE MAN -BATH OINCiAPORt. Wed M a- layan racing uill be death, declared Mr. V.C. Bath, chairman of the Singapore Turf Club, this mornm?. Barratt, one of the leadS 4u Oc^ eys in Malaya, died ?er£t T V Pins Hos P ital yesterday from injuries re--10°
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      93 12 FORM GUIDE 27te F'Tc Press u^Q publish a tuo-paae form guide tomorrow. On was fairly wide out when disposing off 3F in 39 2 5 He looked lit. Black Gold, with [small ud covered 3F In 41 Matanni s?rUh? harp SPrll:t UP toe Mandarin Palace, with Johnson In the saddle
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