The Singapore Free Press, 26 September 1961

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL MEWS YOU MUST READ... The Singapore Free Press No. *****. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    4 SHAW'S FIRMS CLOSE
    230 1 bck for 150: Notices up at offices EMPLOYEES READ THE SHOCK NEWS Tues. 1(1 ofShaw -anisaRobinsen on Road i this id some t> have i < -in I apitol RentLid. r< at r. res mpeileci I pw demands :o try aeeeptII m udf n behalf of
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    Army to find other jobs for many redundant workers
    211 1 Army to find other jobs for many redundant workers SINGAPORE, Tues. Many of the 900 civilian employees working for the British Army here who are facing retrenchment will be found other jobs. A senior Army ->pokesman who disclosed this yesterday added that some of them, however, will have their jobs
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    MADAM FANG'S BODY IS BEING FLOWN TO S'PORE
    114 1 MADAM FANG'S BODY IS BEING FLOWN TO S'PORE SINGAPORE. Tue£ The body of the late Madam Fang Chooi Geok, 24, wellknown Singapore youth worker, who died in a Melbourne car crash last week, is being flown here on Friday in transit to Penang for burial. Madam Fans was the fourth
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    Pope's warning
    28 1 CASTELGANDOLFO. Italy, Tues. Pope John XXIII h;is warned that tours and weekend 4--x<;;;. m r uo; lefd Catholics to foreso Sunday mass, prayer ■and charitable work.
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    Crash kills five
    23 1 QUITO, (Ecuador), Tues Ptve officers were killed when an army supply plane crashed on a flight from Poniviejo to Guayaquil.
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    TURF EXPERTS DISCUSS THREE BIG PROBLEMS
    454 1  - TURF EXPERTS DISCUSS THREE BIG PROBLEMS SCRUTINEER By SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE problems of illegal bookmaking, oflcourse betting and starting gates were discussed at the business session of the Second Asian Racing Conference which opened here yesterday. The conference, attended by 80 delegates and observers from 12 countries, wus declared open
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    Trainer Yong reinstated by Racing Association
    106 1 SINGAPORE. Tucs. Mr. Yong Thau Yin. one of the leading trainers in Malaya until a year ago, has been reinstated. He was disqualified for 12 months, from July last year until June this year. Mr. Yong, the first Chinese in Malaya to be granted
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    Warrants signed for two Malayans hiding in Darwin
    161 1 Warrants signed for two Malayans hiding in Darwin WARRANTS for the arrest of Malayans Daris bin Saris. 31, and Zainal bin Hashim. 2L who arc in hiding in Darwin, are expected to ibe issued here today. The deportation orders, signed by the Minister for Immigration. Mr. Alexander Downer, arrived at
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    Reds take posts
    43 1 SAIGON rues Larg« gproup of CummuniM sueiillus oven-an •arre Government poM> va Uae regton of Ban Me. about 20 miles south of the strategic air and sea DOTt on Tourame in central Vietmim last Wednesday night. mUi•ary sources said yesterday.
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    Lim: 'No anxiety'
    34 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— A Genciai Hospital authority this morning reported as "satisfactory the condition of Tun Lim Ytw Hock, former Singapore Chief Minister. "Tnere is no cause for anxiety," he said.
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    Officers escape
    34 1 PARIS. Tue*.— TWO French officers (ailed last week for plotting again* tar state In France at t mi* ot the Algiers mu>ch in April, escaped yesterday from Fresiiea Prison south vi Pans
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    Fifth arrest
    23 1 PARIS Tur.s. Police announced that they have arrested a fifth nrr-on in connection with theattempt to assassinate President Churlea de Gaulle.
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    2-day road experiment
    82 1 riINGAPORE. Tues. Vehi- cular traffic will not be permitted Mo enter Dhoby Ghaut from Penang Lane and Orchard Road on Friday and Saturday. A police spokesman said the two-day experiment. if successful, would be in force till at tor the completion of a new bridge over Stamford
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    Housing: Team brings ideas' from H.K.
    225 1 Housing: Team brings ideas from H.K. SINGAPORE, Tues.— Two officials of the Singapore Housing and Development Board have returned here, after a 12-day visit to Hong Kong;, to report on how the housing authorities there tackle their building problems. The two. Mr. Teh Cheang I Wan. the Board's chief arch;-
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    Latest
    98 1 1 *T.ina !>■ i n i j -1 I! in« SMS sHlin I n i nt« -< n. i n Hon iih ii i. XC i s i i in inn Solid M lit n '>"• ted ..i rCHINGS '>t ID' Kal t;.!i tin famct i C1.2.P1 L«F,S in
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    UPWARD TREND IN TIN PRICE CONTINUES: GAINS £6
    204 2 UPWARD TREND IN TIN PRICE CONTINUES: GAINS £6 lON DON. Tues. The upward tendency In tin on the London market noted last week continued yesterday morning when values <*v. (iii around £*> per I furthi r advance was i o:s r> d by trade quarters ro in S:rmapo.-f over week-end
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    Market indices
    37 2 N K>.> tea ...t Fld c mdi es tor >• ci »ci I jreai eek 50, r 1 estero t spc t m SS4 I ivi 6 tS9 *> sm t n.. M«i 185.3 i*> 6 no
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    Loan for Jordan
    30 2 :a\ rues j n v Gen i.. sis an c the pa Lsion ol ($ll 475.0001 Gerr y m The n te uset n impitr arbour ms
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    [Ships in port
    107 2 alongside the Singapore ■ktn v 3tn t v I M)ka^3 v -„.>,, j| 22, E is- Mum IS, I OmMi rvada Karai H i-. m Samtas, in-T ...-on, Kzxxi' G r- Master George, TK Csltea svd-v y. S iratt tva ntani, S t 1 |a >• kwar
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    Stock exchange: Industrials are better, tins tend to drift
    534 2 Stock exchange: Industrials are better, tins tend to drift City section: Financeand industry! By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Tuesday. INDUSTRIALS were generally better while tins tended to drift in an unresponsive market, reports a leading Singapore share broker commenting on the Malayan Stock Kxchange. Rubbers were "dully easier,"
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    MAINLY SMALL PRICE MOVEMENTS ON SHARE MART
    165 2 MAINLY SMALL PRICE MOVEMENTS ON SHARE MART I ON DON. Tues. The stock j markets gave an uninspiring performance yesterday. Business continued to be restricted by the international situation and the obscure economic outlook. No definite trend was established and price movements were rr.a ir'.v small although there was a
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    U.K. tin stocks
    41 2 LONDON. Tues. Stocks Of refined tin in London metal exchange official warehouses at the end ol last week totalled 3.3-4 tons (against 5.316 tort- in the previous week) comprising: London 2.316, Liverpool 1.598 "and Hull I 410 tons
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    Strike authorised
    36 2 DETROIV. Tues.— The United AtiSO Workers' Union has authorised strike against the ?>ra Motor Company as ;u:d when the union's Foid departmeni wislies to call it. A aeadline for the ?tr.ke \va.> noi irivide
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    Erroll in Bangkok
    29 2 BANGKOK. Toes. Mr. Frederick J. Ei roll. Minister of State ai the United Kingdom Board of Trade, arrived here yesterday from Jakarta for a tour-day vL^it
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    Hong Kong prices
    24 2 HONG KONG. Tues— There were no financial quotations here yesterday as it was a public holiday and the markets were closed.
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    103 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares Last sales in me Singapore Tnuiing Room yesterday were: Industrials: FAN. Oras $2.43 (-2 cents>, Robinson Orcis 51.41 1 cent), Sime Darby Ba. l'-.-d. l*£d.), S. Tnr.es $3.13 t-8 cents W. Jack. 1 51. 63 i l centK Tins: A. Amal 255. (+6d.), A.
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    Assembly to discuss nuclear tests ban: Reds object
    249 2 Assembly to discuss nuclear tests ban: Reds object UNITED NATIONS, Tues.— The United Nations General As- 1 sembly, overriding Soviet objections, voted last night to include on its agenda an item "on the urgent need for a treaty to ban nuclear weapon tests under effective international control." The item, jointly
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    Events of next ten months may decide man's fate: Kennedy
    276 2 UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday. PRESIDENT Kennedy painted a sombre picture of the world situation as lie sought yesterday to place the whole authority of the United States behind the embattled United Nations, now facing a constitutional crisis caused by the death
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    JAIL SENTENCE IN IMMORAL ACT' CASE STAYS
    114 2 JAIL SENTENCE IN IMMORAL ACT' CASE STAYS T>RETORIA, Tucs. Bevil 1 John Blyth Rudd, old Etonian, and former Coldstream Guards Officer, yesterday lost his appeal in the Supreme Court here against his conviction for contravening the immorality act with non white actress. Dotty Tiyo. Dismissing his appeal Mr. Justice Galsut
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    NEW CAR 'RUNS ON ANY LIQUID FUEL
    67 2 GENEVA, Tues. Chrysler International yesterday revealed details of an experimental car to be introduced at the Paris Motor Show next month. It will have a gas turbine I engine, air-flap brakes for use at high speeds and retractable headlights. A release said the
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      118 2 LONDON. Sept. 25. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. European ports Sept unquoted unquoted Oct. -4 13/16 24 13/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 25 3/16 25 3/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS settlement House Terms, Oct 26 5/16 25 3/16 Nov. 2r» 7 IS .'."> 5
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      New York Prices
      68 2 NEW YORK, Sept. 25. Previous Today TIM Straits spot 121.50 122.50 RUBBER Futures Rex Contract, Sept. 29,90 30.00 Nov 2<j.:,i, 29.55 TONE: Steady. SALES: Six lots. Standard Contract Nov 29.42* 29.45 J a 29.00 26.04 TONE: Quiet but steady. SALES: Nil. No. 1 RSS Oct. landed price
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      Dow Jones Averages
      36 2 NEW YORK, Sept. 25. Previous Today 30 Industrials 701.57 6P1.56 20 Railroads 144. 2S 142.29 40 Domestic Bonds 83.30 53.45 15 Utilities 121.11 1 20.05 85 Stocks Composite Av«r«g«s 236. 4 J 1>33.45
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      U.S. Pepper
      39 2 Malabar spot 45. afloat* 44* sept shipment 44 J. Lampong spot 45,'anoat 8 44* Sept. shipment 44J. Muntok white spot 56. afloat s 54 Sept. «hipmtnt 51, sellers ex-dock. ADov« pncea quuiea in US. c«uu ocr Id,
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      84 2 LONDON. Sept. 25. Previous Today COPRA Philippines European ports delivered weight per c.i.f. U.K. North •onK ton Sept. $16.' $162 COPRA Straits Borneo c.i.f. U.K./ North European ports delivered weight per long ton Sept. Oct. i6O i«n COCONUT OIL crude Strait* c.i.f. European ports in bulk per
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    Home-Gromyko talks as Spaa reports Khrushchev may extend German pact deadlin
    213 2 Home-Gromyko talks as Spaa reports Khrushchev may extend German pact deadlin NEW YORK, Tues. The Earl of Home the British Foreign Secretary, began talks yesterday with Mr. Andrei Gromyko. the Soviet Foreign Minister, on questions of common interest to their two governments. The meeting, in the Soviet delegation headquarters, was
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    BERLIN: U.K. 'WILL GO ALL THE WAY IF CHIPS COME DOWN'
    173 2 BERLIN: U.K. 'WILL GO ALL THE WAY IF CHIPS COME DOWN' LONDON, rues. The Eail of Home, Britain's Foreign Secretary, speaking aoout Berlin in a teJevision interview here last nighi. was asked to com* ment on the opinion that "if the chips finally cam* down" Britain might be prepared to
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    Joint tin firt
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    UNKNOWN
    78 3 ies. Beck. Nursing n of the Council and r ublica:v.orro\v sil she pal GenV.drew's itc of Road. and ital JHG seminar adi Stnga- As^o- j 3ch 1 of pltal, at I ication staff S :\ool of HosI •> p in. d .is a H spitaU .i'iently .i.'abeth London. ge
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    UNKNOWN Lorry driver dies
    41 3 UNKNOWN Lorry driver dies rues. 19. a preI Beatty of Boon ore, was r speedat n.30 SINGAPORE. Tues. A; lorry driver. Toh Seng Chor. 31 was killed when his lorry crashed into a lamp-post in Cavenagh Road at 3.30 a.m. yesterday.
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    Radar course
    10 3 Six officers em tworwrs 1 course P .vtcchnic.
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    Water rationing
    38 3 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Water will be cut off in Zones Four and Seven Horn 2 p.m. to 8 p m today. Tomorrow Zones Five and Six will be without water from 8 a. m. to 2 p.m.
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    LIBRARY ASSOCIATION TO HOLD PHOTO CONTEST
    277 3 Tm- The nation of nislng an 'uruphic ..I'. Limahe r> in the ibjecls oi submitted i ected with r libraries. examples .Md to illu•viried subrapha of an bing a group read: child- IJ to .-»chool with their books: housewives referring to some cookery books
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    TEACHER, GIRL (SITTIHG IN MOONLIGHT) ARE ROBBED
    333 3 TEACHER, GIRL (SITTIHG IN MOONLIGHT) ARE ROBBED SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TEACHER, Mr. Tan Ham Hoe, and his girlfriend. Miss Doris Teo, were having an outing in Dunman Road on a moonlight night last April when two men, one of them armed with a dagger, robbed them. In Ihe Assize Court yesterday,
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    YOUTH CAUGHT WITH IRON CHAIN FOUND GUILTY
    116 3 YOUTH CAUGHT WITH IRON CHAIN FOUND GUILTY SINGAPORE. Tues. Two detectives were curious when they saw four youths, wearing drainpipe trousers and Hawaiian shirts, loafing at the junction of Chin Swee Road and Hare Street one afternoon. As the two detectives approached them, the youths took to their heels. The
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    New secretaries are sworn in
    75 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. The five newly appointed Parliamentary Secretaries to Government Ministries were sworn in yesterday by Mr. Justice Ambrose in the Prime Minister's conference room in the City Hall. They are Mr. G. Kandasamy, Ministry of Culture; Mr. S. Ramaswamy. Ministry of Finance: Mr. Chan
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    D.P.P. now Judge
    39 3 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Mr. M. Coomajaswamy. DP.P., has been transferred to the South Bridge Road courts as the Third Criminal District Judge- He succeeds Mr. Francis T. Scow. who now presides in the Second Criminal District Court.
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    652 3 SINGAPORE DIARY f ALEXANDRA LEE'S A COLUMN ABOUT PEOPLE WHO MAKE JYEWS^ SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TX SINGAPORE for the last few days has been Kit Masters, 24, Radio Singapore's disc jockey, comedian and well-known compere of local fashion shows and beauty contests (including the last two "Miss Singapore" contests). He has
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    Lock icon University play provides two hours of laughter
    333 3 University play provides two hours of laughter SINGAPORE, Tues. The University of Malaya Dramatic Society staged "A Re- 1 sounding Tinkle", an unusual comedy, at the Cultural Centre last night. It will continue tonight and tomorrow night. Though this is their first attempt at staging a play of such a
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    Air cadet flies in
    32 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. Martin Evans. 18. an outstanding cadet in Southern Command of the Bognor RegLs ATC squadron, flew in yesterday from Britain for a two-day stay in Singapore.
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    Welcome to Singapore
    52 3 Miss Maria Schulz. a German college tutor, arrived from France for a four-day stay before going on to Bangkok. She stays at the Hotel Ambassador. Mr. H. Y. M. Hui. a research chemist, flew in from Hong Kong for a three-day stay. He also stays at the
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      184 3 CINEMAS BOYAL: Kumudam (Tamil) CIPITOL: Slave of Rome 1.45, j 3.30, 7 30. 4 630 9 30- TAJ: Uttama Puthiran (TaCATHAY* Very Important mil) 3.15, 6.15, 915. Person 1.30', 4. 630, 9.30GLOBE: Rio Bravo 2, 6 15, *>< 9 15. MINISTRY OF CULTURE: lino- Vengeance Valley 1.45, j Free film
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    PRAISE FOR S'PORE HOSPITALS FROM GIRLS OFF TO NURSING SCHOOL
    176 4 PRAISE FOR S'PORE HOSPITALS FROM GIRLS OFF TO NURSING SCHOOL SINGAPORE. Tues. Tuo lion? Kong girls with a common aim to help the siik made a stopover here on their way to V.ns.land to take up a fouryear nursing course. 1 'hey are Miss Rose Leung Kit Lin. Jl. from
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    Lunch to launch card sales
    127 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce will hn'.d a United Nations luncheon on Oct. 24 at Rosee d' Or to officially brand] the UNICEF ereetin? cards sales :n the Stay Among tiit invited guests will be members oJ the consular corn- r:d community
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    Verdict on S'pore-One of the most progressive cities in world'
    320 4 Verdict on S'pore-One of the most progressive cities in world' SINGAPORE, Tuesday. AN American university graduate, Mr. Noble Trenham, 28, travelling round the world to study the economies of different countries, was pleased with what he saw in Singapore. After a week's stay here before leaving for Australia by air,
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    Bible in every hotel room is aim of this association
    204 4 Bible in every hotel room is aim of this association CINGAPORE, Tues The Gideons International, a world-wide association of Christian business and professional men, which has its Bibles placed in hotels in more than 50 countries, has now introduced them to a Singapore hotel. The Bibles were placed in every
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    STENO GOES ON 2-MONTH HOLIDAY TOUR OF INDIA
    109 4 STENO GOES ON 2-MONTH HOLIDAY TOUR OF INDIA SINGAPORE. Tues. A Punjabi. Mr. S.S. Khira. 30, who spends his leisure hours writing poetry, left for Delhi by air for a two months' holiday tour of India to broaden his experience. He is a stenographer at the Singapore Base District Headquarters
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    MATHS CONTEST RESULTS – BUT NOT YET
    87 4 MATHS CONTEST RESULTS BUT NOT YET SINGAPORE. Tues. Results or the Malayan Mathematical Society's inter- secondary school competition held last week are not ex- pected to bo known till Nov- ember or December. The reason: It was held at 12 centres in Singapore and the Federation and it will take
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    Art group formed
    21 4 KUANTAN. Tu< 5. -An enthusiasts here met it St. Thomas School recently ar.d formed the "Kuantan Art Group."
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    Members urged to attend annual meet next month
    247 4 Members urged to attend annual meet next month SINGAPORE. Tues.—Members oi" the British European Association have been urged to attend its annual general meeting next month to show that "ours is a live association genuinely representing and supported by its members. Making this rail. The Beam. official organ of the
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    OFF FORWEEK'S STUDY TOUR IN MANILA
    120 4 OFF FORWEEK'S STUDY TOUR IN MANILA P A YA LEBap t —A 59 n rompradore a[»l^ Pins comply h b >' air for &?**H P^es to stun* ]l thp sapping 7J2 cv,, 1: tn^ M Tay s^ k 5 too late to leak ti!? always somethinp V :er study in
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    'Queen' of radi
    31 4 KUALA LUMPUH Che Nurlidar Saidi i i casting is tant luthi M section of Radio M n elected "Qw.. laya 1961*' at ala i Fecio 1 H m
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    DISPLAY BY DOGS AT GARDEN FETH
    94 4 QINGAPORE. Tues. Animals will help at the garden fete being held here on Oct. 7 in aid of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The fete will be held il Air House in Sime Road Iron: 2.30 p.m. to 6.30
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    Her lone search for unknown continues
    752 5  -  KURT SINGER THE ENIGMATIC LIFE STORY OF AVA GARDNER by PART 3 I COT EVERYTHING I HAD NEVER, NEVER WANTED' VRDNEITS fall from her horse in the Spanish bull ring her much anxiety. What caused her to do such a fool- > thing? v
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      143 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice Fred Diekenson MANDRAKE by *<cc Fa k a^d Phil Davis ~7" f TUESE SWAM PSLEDS ARE >../ L IS MAWDRAKS KUOWS V AAAAZISS-CAM MOVE TW«U J 'f' V Y *J vv OP TME 56^^ THE HEART OF JULIET JONES by Stan Drake Ijll \ll Mfftj
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    BIRTH
    11 6 H.td* mim-'tntn PRiCf TO CHRISTINE |M H;ltor. KkMUtiand h .iop
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    X-rays: A new step forward
    340 6 I TELLING I THE 1 PEOPLE 1 •the Government's campaign to detect tuberculosis takes a new step forward with the announcement that all Government servants are to by X-rayed. The T.B. Control Unit of the Ministry of Health will be in charge of the campaign
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    GIRL IN THE GREY FLANNEL SUIT
    404 6  -  'THE girl in the grey flannel suit has never been so diligently wooed as she is today. In Britain there are vacancies (many of them worth -j 15 a week) for more than 50,000 shorthandtypists. typists, and secretaries. Now one o: Britain s biggest
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    1100 YEARS AGO
    93 6 1 100 YEARS AGO ...The Free Press reported* The ill feeling which at present exists here between rival hoes or clan of the Chinese, leading to repeated breaches of the peace, and the more serious outrages which periodically occur at Pinang from the same cause, necessitatinp the frequent assistance cf.
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    72 6 FIVE times corporation bus No. 28 slowed to walking pace in Clarendon Park-road, Leicester. Driver Harry Langham leaned out of his cab. Conductor Michael Peers peered from the platform. The sixth time round, Michael jumped off, j grabbed his false teeth I from the gutter, and jumpj
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    756 6  - country on Nik's list Stephen Harper PERSIA FACES THE THREAT OF REVOLUTION AS STUDENTS RETURN TO WORK By DANGER time in Persia begins seriously when the university term starts again at the end of this month. So puckish Ali Ami n i. appointed Premier by an anxious Shall to head
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    Life is like that
    38 6 Life is like that CEMor v OOED o Sl '!< r I ur <) l l a ,;;^i bul l "ii.nl,',' 1 1 H T his n i life U A SOL;i;i:i kttJ Ex 1 9 reman 13 n d^
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    LAUGH... WITH BEACHCOMK
    26 6 THE ha blames driv< the "Stop" I ;.< inter i cross a road i pi r. I j d which, li normal j ■< raffic <
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      91 6 IOCAL SOOfCS 50S LOCAL SCHOI ANNOUNCING ENGLISH TODAI South -East Asian Editm I horoughl) adapted to in schooU and the requirement o( Iw md Singapore Euiglit»li SylUbuf I \u-^> bookt; wih i adi lntro(lurtor> Hook Primary Classes in Englu Chinese Schools). Book One (for Federali I Primary I Book Two
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      288 6 TODAY'S RADIO RADIO SINGAPORE Patrol: 9.30 The news; 9.40 short urn. srrvirr Hawaiian chimes; 10.00 The re- 4I metres ***** k?N cord sho P: io3 Anna Karenina; Medtowivc Service nOO A ni ht a the °V*™< rr ml^ U-30 The best in music; 12 4,6 metre*. (midnight; Close down. A.M.—
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      373 6 CLUES ACROSS < 5 Suffered from having no seat? 1 A great chasm (5). 6 The police, perhaps? <5» 6 Shoot a fellow up a ladder, 9He may get a major promo- Perhaps (7) tion «7>. I Ine responsibility isn't on you 10 It may hold a couple of plates
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    Artist Soo Pieng to show his works (all with a Malayan ouch) in Britain and Europe
    388 7 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. WELL KNOWN Singapore artist Mr. Cheon* Soo Pieng will leave early next month on a one-year exhibition tour of Britain and Europe. Mr. Cheong will take with him for the tour more
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    Welfare body plans $300,000 hall for all communities
    107 7 Welfare body plans $300,000 hall for all communities MALACCA, Tuesday. viuo.HOo nil Communities Hall is being launched by the state welfare committee here. The hall when completed will house shops on the mound floor and offices for various volunteer organisations on the first floor. Members of the public and various
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    RALLY BY 5,000 TO HIGHLIGHT CHILDREN'S DAY IN MALACCA
    98 7 RALLY BY 5,000 TO HIGHLIGHT CHILDREN'S DAY IN MALACCA MALACCA. Tues. A rally of 5.000 schoolchildren at the Kubu Stadium at 8 a.m. on O^'t. 7 will be the highlight of Children's Day In Malacca State. The Governor Of Malacca. Tun Haji Abdul Malik bin Yusof. will deliver a message
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    12 new societies registered
    79 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Registrar of Societies has approved the registration of 12 societies, states the Government Gazette They are the Sam Sui Win Kun. Poh Jay See Buddhists* Association. Chan Si Wui Kun. Singapore. Katong Sports Club. Singapore Council of Social Service. Hoe K«e Club. Kampong
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    Animal census
    33 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tiles.— A move is being made by the Game Department to-take a census of ail the animals in Malaya, according to the Federation's Chief Game Warden. Mr. James Aw.
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    SPORE TEACHER TO STUDY AT FRENCH VARSITY
    92 7 SPORE TEACHER TO STUDY AT FRENCH VARSITY PAYA LEBAR. TO6S. A teacher vn the stall ol Bartley Secondary School, Miss Ooi Phaifc Har, 21. has ieft on a one-year French Gov rnment scholarship. former student of TaipIni Convent and a graduate of the University of Malaya in Singapore, Miss Ooi
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    Stamp show by Army club
    49 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Royal Army Ordnance Corps P] itelic Club will hold a stamn exhibition at the So- i „;i! Centre at 3. BOD. Singapore, or. October 4. The exhibition will be opened by Colonel J Douglas Commandant. s.\ BO X. at 3 p.m.
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    Overseas training
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    Report under study
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    $75,000 extension
    13 7 BANTINO. Tues .-A S£^ «»r io" *c «S tern, next year
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    Audio-visual expert
    51 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr. J Edward Oglesby. Supervisor'of Audio- Visual Education for the State of Virginia in America, has arrived in Malaya for a three and a half month tour of the Federation to conduct seminars and give lectures on the use of audio- visual aid for Malayan
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    3 societies change their addresses
    45 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.-- Three societies have changed their addresses, according to the Government Gazette. They are: the Singapore Wui Nona Thung Heong Wui. 2 Spring Street; Singapore Country People's Association. 898 Kallang Road: and Iqbal Young Men\s library. 253E Bukit Purmei.
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    Giant key is dad's birthday gift
    155 7 Giant key is dad's birthday gift THE BIG SURPRISE FOR MARGARET AT HER COMING-OF-AGE PARTY SINGAPORE, Tues. A Rirl received a big surprise when she was presented with a ffiant fcey on her 21st birthday by her father during a party at the Royal Singapore Golf Club. She is Miss
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    'Rejoicing' dance
    32 7 SINGAPORE. Tttes. The Jewish Welfare Board and the Menorah Club will jointly hold a "Rejoicing of the Law" dance at the Sea View Hotel at 8.30 p.m. on Oct. 7.
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    FOOD AND TOYS FOR 500 CHILDREN
    75 7 FOOD AND TOYS FOR 500 CHILDREN SINGAPORE, Tues. More than 500 underprivileged children from the Southern Islands were given toys and food by the Hans Andersen Club. The Southern Islands visited wore Pulau Sudang, Pulau Semakau, Pulau Seking, Pulau Bilapu Sukang Pelapah. and Bukom Kechil. The party included the president.
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    EXECUTIVES OFF TO BORNEO TO BOOST TRADE
    97 7 EXECUTIVES OFF TO BORNEO TO BOOST TRADE PAYA LEBAR, Tues. Two local business executives have left for a five-day business trip to Sandakan, Borneo, to boost the rubber trade between the two territories. They are Mr. John Brown, chairman of Harrisons and Crossfield (Malaya) Ltd. and Mr. P. T. Gun
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    More Unicef aid for Malaya
    46 7 More Unicef aid for Malaya KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The United Nations International Children Emergency Fund is to give further assistance to the Federation. This will come in the form of vehicles, nursing and midwifery kits and teaching equipment for the Nurses Training Centres in the country.
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    Oldest Catholic church undergoes repairs
    170 7 MALACCA, Tuesday. 'JMIK Church of St. Francis Xavier in Malacca, the oldest Catholic church in the Federation, is now undergoing extensive repairs costing about $67,000. The church, which was completed in 1848, will have a new porch, communion rails, built-in confessional boxes, and the latest
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    $16,000 church
    25 7 BANTING, Tues. Kuala Langat district's first Methodist Church costing $16,000 will be ready in Main Street here by the end of this year.
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    New centre to train young women for social services
    139 7 New centre to train young women for social services SINGAPORE, Tuesday. NEW CENTRE in Waterloo Street to provide domestic training and recreation leadership for young women of all races in order to prepare themselves for voluntary social services in community centres is being planned by the Grail Movement a Catholic
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      415 7 probably call for your close at- pryi|ji (>i a v 22-.lune 21): IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY. tention at this time. Do your II CM IN I BY PUTTING your 1 best. current affairs In order, you can THERE are great funds of p ,,pr S (Feb. 20-Mar. 20) DO a
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      Dream comes true for Jacqueline
      95 8 Dream comes true for Jacqueline MISS Jacqueline JeMidason. 17 above), will leave for London on Thursday, to take a secretarial course. She said she received a letter from her sister. Janet Jesudason. a teacher in the primary school in Kilburn. London. inviting her to join her tht'rr. "Arrangements have already
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      LUCKY BREAK LED TO A SINGING JOB
      177 8 LUCKY BREAK LED TO A SINGING JOB 9 J^ PENANG girl who came to Singapore eight years ago not knowing what job she could do is today a popular singer in great demand by nightclubs. She is 27-year-old Miss Gladys Low of Katong, who ended up with singing: as a
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      'Trailers' win inter-school talentime competition
      146 8 'Trailers' win inter-school talentime competition TWENTY FIVE A secondary schools here took part in the 19 6 1 Inter school talentime competition held at the Cultural Centre. The competition was organised by the Musical and Science Societies of St. Andrew's School. It was held in aid of the school's building
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      Victoria team wins traffic game
      393 8 WE OWE SUCCESS TO TEACHER, SAY Bo\ Victoria School can claim that its pupils are the best instructed in road safety, as it won the finals of the Shell Traffic Game held at the Kalian Park Road Safety Playground. Victoria School won the challenge trophy
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      TOP PIANIST AT SCHOOL BEGAN HER STUDIES AT 4
      202 8 TOP PIANIST AT SCHOOL BEGAN HER STUDIES AT 4 MEET pretty Miss ITI Flora Lim May Ai, 18, (above) a preUniversity student of the Anglo-Chinese School, who started learning music at the age of four, is today one of the top school pianists as well as a singer. I "It
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    148 9 riHNG today is aimed at saving lime Time saving gadgets and denunon things in the modem kitime in U NY- a cream mdation tiich is the prestepa Un am oally th Bills i I pea ol martest one r I patticktng I the house is a plastic-made willow tree.
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    NEWS FOR MOTHERS
    69 9 mothers hat there ido iriot\ of I i hiNbren Di the ibe wan far, thu^ w.irm for >^ t >>r yon m High Street now has an entire range to suit your needs. And believe me. you've never >een such stylish knitted >leep wear, underwear, and outer
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    THIS LIGHT SPONGE CAKE IS SO EASY TO BAKE
    208 9 THIS LIGHT SPONGE CAKE IS SO EASY TO BAKE i LIGHT Genoese sponge is one of the easiest types of cake to bake. It does not take up too much time, and is something your guests will certainly appreciate. Youll need six ounces butter, six ounces sugar, 5 e^gs ten
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    Pick a watch to match your wardrobe
    503 9 Pick a watch to match your wardrobe IEST 1 MISS KNOW-HOW I I NOT JUST A TIME PIECE— BUT AN ACCESSORY TO HIGH FASHION gVERY woman wears a watch because it helps her to keep track of the time and her appointments. And more often than not, she does so
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    WHERE MOST READERS SLIPPED UP
    144 9 WHERE MOST READERS SLIPPED UP A PAIR of white short gloves, a silk scarf, or a white breton hat? This set of accessories had many of you baffled in Fashion Sense No. 21. The most appropriate one should have been a scarf, as the two-piece outfit from Vanity is designed
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    Singapore Army footballers off to Hong Kong next month for series of matches
    213 11 Singapore Army footballers off to Hong Kong next month for series of matches A^ivrvnnnr TANGLIN, Tuesday. MMiAIORL Army team of 20 officials and players, will play ;i series of matches in Hone; Kong next month. The team will leave Singapore on Oct. 21 on the troopship "Nevasa" and will return
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    Chandy leads the Indian Assn. after 30 years
    259 11 C handy leads the Indian Assn. after 30 years ABALESTIER, Tuesday, man who served an association for more than 30 years yesterday became its chief. He was Matthew J. Chandv, elected president of the Singapore Indian Association at its 33rd annual meeting here. Mr Chandy joined the association in 1930,
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    Mrs. Campbell-Hoy is winner
    55 11 THOMSON. Tues.— Mrs. Campbell Hoy Kith a score of 42 points won the Captain's Prize in the Royal Singapore Golf Clubs annual women's 18 holes <s?ablefordi competition played over the Sime Road links here yesterday. The runner up was Mrs. Milliken with 38 points. I'he Booby
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    KEPPEL GOLFERS AVENGE AN OLD DEFEAT
    124 11 IZEPPKL. Tues. In a return encounter, Keppel Ciub avenged their previous deieaL two months ago when they beat Johore RoyaJ International Club by b'j points to five in a fourball, bestlball tsolf match played ai ;ne Keppel links here over the week-end. Results I.RJIC
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    RON-MEN ARE MISUNDERSTOOD SPORTSMEN: NEVER BEEN GIVEN A FAIR DEAL-ONG
    840 11  -  Sebastian Rasoo MALACCA SPORTSCHATTER by Iturists si oilssportsmen. have iven a red Mr. h PreNllal I Culon. opinvpie were multiple rnveri from hts. Asia i96o"' Malacca's a 22 ssistantt paitlci--1 re SUTMal.iva's i ffort more ntatives ompetirj haa payWj reprersea's
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    Lock icon TAMARA PRESS IN ACTION
    56 11 photo. Tamara Press, the Russian's mighty shot-putt champion, shows her superiority with the discus. This picture shows her during: the match against England in L-.mdon where she hurled the discus 193 ft. 6ins. to set another world record. It was 3ft. better than her world discus
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    He is looking forward to the big Free Press Cycle Race
    214 11 He is looking forward to the big Free Press Cycle Race SINGAPORE, Tues. A Free Press reader, Inche Ibrahim bin ArifT, is eagerly looking forward to the Free Press Cycle Race, to be held on Sunday, November 5. But Federation born Inche Ibrahim, who is now head of the Department
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    LECTURES AND TEST FOR SHA UMPIRES
    140 11 LECTURES AND TEST FOR SHA UMPIRES SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Hockey Association's Umpires Board will hold a series of lectures followed by a test at the V.M.C.A. in Orchard Road starting from tomorrow. Tne dates ana lecture* *ill be: Sept. 26 Ler.uie b> Di Harchaian Biugh on nockey Rules 1
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    6 S'pore swimmers pass life saving examinations
    128 11 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. SIX swimmers have passed their Intermediate Certificate and Bronze Medallion examinations of the Royal Life Saving Society held at River Valley Swimming Pool. They are: Tan Ler Yong. Lee Sye Kuan, Chew Kok Kiang, Lo Chung Fun, (students of St. Joseph's
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    Malacca to hold hockey trials for coming Quadrangular meet
    246 11 rangular on October 13. 14 and 15 at Segamat. The games will be played on the Segamat English School ground. Malacca, the 1960 Malayan champions, will hold State trials on Oct. 7 and Oct. 11. Both trials will be held at
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    SUPER COURT AND PINKSON SHOW FORM IN GALLOPS
    301 12  - SUPER COURT AND PINKSON SHOW FORM IN GALLOPS SCRUTINEER By B. TIMAH, Tuesday fpWO (^lold Cup hopes. Super Court from trainer Rodgers' stable, and Pinksoi 1 from trainer Spencer's stable, shaped extra well on the tracks this morning. :>uper t«un. wiin xvt-iin Mobham astride, did two rounds with Marksman. After
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    In form Obedient Son can beat last start winners
    1565 12  - In form Obedient Son can beat last start winners SCRUTINEER Tomorrow's prospects by today Bl KIT TIMAH, Tuesday. QBEDIENT SON is in striking form and I take him to beat the two last-start winners. Woodeote Lady and Little Richard in the 6F rare for Class One Division Two horses at
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    AUSSIE LEAGUE WILL NOT CHANGE MIND
    69 12 AUSSIE LEAGUE WILL NOT CHANGE MIND SYDNEY. Tues. Tut Australian Rugoy League Board ol Control decided unanimously yesterday not to vary the terms for a visit to Australia by England next year. These are 50 per cent of the gross gates. The Board announced its decision with '"deep regret. It
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    Seletar airmen hold the Kiwis
    49 12 SELETAR. Tues- The formiciabie T."> Squacron R.N.Z.A.F. Rue by XV v%ere held to a 3-3 by Rcyal An Force Seletar. both >iaei scoring a penalty each, in an inter-unit rugger match plaveri here. Kiwi Parceli ~.coreci for the Squadron and Flyun for RAF Seleta:
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    Ulster Cup draw
    18 12 BELFAST. Tues. Liiafielci drew 3-3 with Portadown in the Ulster Cup football match last night.
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    THE POLICE SHOW POWER AGAINST INVITATION TEAM
    375 12 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. POLICE Sports Association, playing at full strength for the first time this season, thoroughly deserved their victory over a Singapore Cricket Club Invitation XV by 16 points (two goals, try and penalty) to nine (three tries) in a rugger match played
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    SAINTS FIGHT BACK TO SHOCK RAFFLES
    128 12 SAINTS FIGHT BACK TO SHOCK RAFFLES 11TOODSVILLE, Tues. The ff "fighting" Saints lived up to their reputation when they fought back, after being three points down, to beat Raffles Institution, the Singapore schools rugger champions for the past two years. By six points (try, penalty) to three points (penalty). This
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    FENCING CLASH: VICTORIOUS GO DOWN 17-10
    280 12 FENCING CLASH: VICTORIOUS GO DOWN 17-10 >'AVAL BASE, Tues.— £in&aI pore Amateur Fencing Association beat H.M.S. Victorious in a fencing competition. SAFA won by 17 bouts to 10. BtBOlt*! i safa members men- Fc:i-- Roderick Ho fcwl to Jones 3-4 i>. Parkinson bt H wick 4-.'; R. Ong tosl to
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