The Singapore Free Press, 28 September 1961

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    22 1 TO KEEP U> WITH THE LOCAL HEWS YOU MUST rfgJtiSe^oill^' The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    GIRLS IN ESCAPE DRAMA
    145 1 Bedsheet over barbed wire: One trapped sIXCAPQ R E, Thur>. One of jirls who iumprd over the 20-foot we of the Social hire Home for i U at Mount Emily h thi> morning tn»u back at the Home nursing" cuts id braises, other girl, ill 1)
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    Siew Sin pleased with Bonn talks
    38 1 Fhur; flu Malayan Mr. T Sic« be was "verj economic talks uaea k.;;:.' ijan ailnlstei for Ind istrr, bad with i>• m Sowrament h idi rs. i.\r .1 i.y c.i *.i Us
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    FASTEST JET FLIES IN FOUR PRETTY GIRLS
    81 1 SINGAPORE, Thurs The four pretty oir hostesses above arrived in a Japanese Air Lines Convair jetliner the world's fastest which landed here yesterday on a sur- vey flight from Tokyo. They ore (from left): Misses Y. Nishi, Y. Saito, Y. Nogase and A.
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    1,372 CANDIDATES PASS LONDON MUSIC EXAMS
    155 1 1,372 CANDIDATES PASS LONDON MUSIC EXAMS CHNGAFORE, Thurs. A o total vi 1.372 candidates passed ihe practical examination.^-. Grades I to VIII. ol [the Association Board oi the Royal Schools oi Music, London, hold in Singapore earlier tliis year. For tho Licentiate Diploma examinations 'LRSMi only 12 ,of the 47
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    Malaya grateful for Colombo Plan benefits-Dr. Lim
    228 1 Malaya grateful for Colombo Plan benefits -Dr. Lim LONDON, Thursday. J)li. LIM S\\ Hi: AIM,, a Malayan delegate to the. Commonwealth Parliamentary conference now in session heir, said his country was grateful for the numerous benefits which she derived from the Colombo Plan. Ail the Colombo Plan stu- derits when
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    TONY, 15, ENTERS FOR THE BIG RACE 'TO SEE IF I CAN DO IT'
    149 1 TONY, 15, ENTERS FOR THE BIG RACE 'TO SEE IF I CAN DO IT' SINGAPORE. Thurs. The youngest cyclist to enter the Fret- Press cycle race to date is 15-year-old Anthony Lawrence, a pupil of Alexandra Secondary Modern School. Anthony will race in Class G in the biggest cycling event
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    Death dust danger
    28 1 TOKYO Thurs Japanese newspapers yesterday said there had been "sudden Manning jumps ir. aerial dust and rain radio activity" in central, northern arid northeastern Japan.
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    TV in Red China
    32 1 TOKYO. Thurs.— Peking Radio; said Communist China now has 29 television, stations and relay tfme:.*- throughout liie couniry. It said China .^t;ir:o<l jjroducing its own set<- in 19.')8.
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    Muslim army plan
    31 1 PAKIS. Thurs President Cbbrles i.c Oaulic wants to form a special "local lorce" of 250,000 Mti-imis in Algeria to cmmoJ the eventual self-determination leferenduin, it waa dihcio^eu yesterday.
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    Record catch
    43 1 LONDON. rhUTS. A BntLsh Hi.'^ier, Mr. Jack Sefton, sel up a new Britisl) recora in Lcxx" by landing ;i \Tako hark, weighing 428 ::>. 8 OSS. I <ie previous 10- oord foi i in-, type of stiark stoocrj at 'J34 Ite. I
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    US planes for Germany
    89 1 BONN. Thur».- -Eight U.S. tactical fighter squad- rons have been sent to Europe for "overseas operational training," the U.S. Air Force announced yesterday. A statement from headquarters of the U.S. Air Force in Europr at Wies- baden said all the squad- i 1 rons involved would
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    Free Press helps John find 'rich' uncle: He is jobless
    347 1  -  ANTHONY LOURDES By SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Nineteen year old John Dent, a cabin boy on the luxury liner Stratheden. was deeply moved yesterday when he received a letter from his long lost uncle John whom the family had not seen for
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    Troops plan denied
    39 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs, A btate Department spokesman yesterday described as peculation" a Press report thai the United States was considering whether to .send American troops to SouthEast Asia because of Communist pressure! on Laos and South Vietnam.
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    SELKIRK OFF TO ATTEND 14th BORNEO TERRITORIES CONFERENCE
    129 1 SELKIRK OFF TO ATTEND 14th BORNEO TERRITORIES CONFERENCE SINGAPORE, Thurs. —Lord Selkirk, U.K. Commissioner-General for South-East Asia, left Singapore yesterday to attend the 14th Borneo territories conference which meets in Kuching today. He will be chairman at the conference. which is hold periodically either at Kuching or at Jesselton to
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    Pole-sitting record
    27 1 NIAGARA FALL.-. Thurs. P&ulemile Cote, a 32-year-old iormei paratrooper, is claiming a v. oriel pole-sitting record for a 50-day-squat on top oi a ou-iooi poie.
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    100th member
    27 1 UNITED NATIONS. Thurs The General Assembly last night admitted the West African .slate of Sierra Leone into the Umied Nations as its 100 th member-
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    Baby for Muna
    25 1 AMMAN. Thurs.— King Hussein and his En<jli*h wife Munn al Hussein are expecting a baby next spring, Amman Radio announced last night
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    New Govt. unit will give free X-rays
    198 1 New Govt. unit will give free X-rays PART OF ANTI-T.t CAMPAIGN SINGAPORE, Thurs The Government is to set up a static mass X-ray unit, The new unit the first of its kind to be set up by the Government will be housed at the out-patient clinic in Kreta Aver Road.
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    Three Reds killed
    32 1 SAIGON, Tiiuiv-. Tiuce CamI muiiiSi gueiii!afi srete k:i>u arc! 1 10 uapturea, and 40 douses rtes- troyea vi ;< fo\"enimeut raic <ju CSommuuist neaoquaivei.s in Camau, nii.ii.ii. sotiroes .-.<:u yesterday.
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    Latest
    161 1 WEIGHTS FO" SUNDAY i i mv. :--i y .r«u P 8.1 m I ,i W, I i air i 1 h !i s l\ I I t ion S« < i 0 it) ••i; 8.1 i: tdi 1 1 i > I L>», .1 i i i h ill
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    TIN LOSES FURTHER GROUND: G.S.A. SALE 'NOT ENCOURAGING'
    214 2 TIN LOSES FURTHER GROUND: G.S. A. SALE 'NOT ENCOURAGING' gdgdgdgd I ONDON. Thurs.— Tin lost further ground especially tor cash which closed £6 a ton clown. Three months was £3. lower. The disposal oi 737 tons ol tin by the G.S.A. was not an encouraging factor, trade quarters said, while
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    Market indices
    39 2 j.\uon Thurs.— The Finan- rmes market indices tot ~~rp cmoer i. last year, week ago, r loua and yescerdajT's respecT'nv 2«4 6 Ml i^ c I 411 1. R.jliier* ?0" n iS=i 1 I^o 3 lo'" 1
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    No stockpile tin sale this year
    60 2 V ASHING lON !.....> The O.S Congress kias adjourned acting on a Genera] SeiY] c Administration request to lit bmn ;;:.i:e sales 30.000 n> o: tnm 'he r 5 strategic ckpiU Hm Ccngicss uoi mcci I tin until January, unless i !>pecia] session ahould
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    Substantial stake in tin puts Kinta Kellas on strong footing
    375 2 Substantial stake in tin puts Kinta Kellas on strong footing By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Thursday. J£L\TA KELLAS Rubber is one of the Malayan rubber producers with a substantial stake in tin. The latest issue of the Investors Chronicle says that for some years income from this source
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    SHARE MARKET EXTREMELY QUIET: LACK OF INCENTIVE
    210 2 SHARE MARKET EXTREMELY QUIET: LACK OF INCENTIVE LONDON. Thins. Extremely quiet conditions were experienced in London >tock markets yesterday. Interest and activity contracted further in the absence oi incentive and prices moved within narrow limits. The tendency, howe\cT. was to slightly lower levels and small losses predominated in :r.r>>* >ectior..<.
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    Strike halts mines
    25 2 new YORK. Ttaurs. Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company mines and plants at Inspiration. Arizona, have been closed because ol a by ISO machinists.
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    Hong Kong prices
    55 2 hong kong. Wed.— Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H S. Bank ,j Corporation $342 $340 sales sales Wheeled; Harden $11.00 $11.00 sales sales Hlcoctg phone 539.00 $39.00 sales sales Dairy Farm <^ Cold Storage $34.30 $34.50 sales sales T.j .koo Dock $t>0.50 $60.00 sales sales
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    Ships in port
    125 2 »^MIPS lyniij alongside the im,apore whar»t> today are. USI H4 '■V 5, Bennapaas RW. 3, Stpdao) '..ru 23 -'•>. .'/liderkruis 4'J 43. '-lonian M U. JUttd 27/2S, Stat< of "A 9uad i > Brencoiishire Outer roads: Kirm-: D]a .1, f^Kfwfc Btat< :.!,>. lr<?. A*i.an*:c Eagle, Buatfutaa, AJiilledHis,
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    72 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares Last sales in me Singapoie Traam-z Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: S.CS. $2.28 <■ 2 cents». I.E. Ords $1.19 (unchanged), Hammer 14 eenu> 1 cen'K Wearne 52.80 '—2 certs). TINS: A. Hitam 48^. (—3d.), Siamese 19&. 3d 9a.). S. Khita 245. 9d. (-3d.). Sg. Besi
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    $95 m. annual loss for three oil firms
    103 2 $95 m. annual loss for three oil firms TW'EW DELHI. Thurs.— British and American oil companies operating in Inaia will lose 150 million rupees ($95,625,000) a year under a new price formula announced here yesterday. The companies affected are Stanvac, Caltex and Burmah Shell. The Minister of Stale for Mines
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    Japanese climber refused aid till friend was saved
    236 2 Japanese climber refused aid till friend was saved QUITO, Ecuador, Thurs. Japanese student V a s a m v r i Yamaguchi, trapped in a deep mountain crevice after a fall and suffering from frostbite, refused help until his friend who was more in need of assistance had been rescued,
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    'My Fair Lady' offer
    37 2 NEW YORK. Thurs. A recoro price of US$5. .l million ($16.5 million) plus profit sharing has been offereu for the movie ngh:., to the Broadway musical "My Fair Lacn ii was casciuseu ycsterdav.
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    Policeman denies he molested woman in 'Baby Doll' pyjamas
    322 2 LONDON. Thurs TWENTY qne year old police constable Peter Boon denied in a Hastings court yesterday that he indecently assaulted Mrs. Janet Mary Spence, 24, whose husband is serving in Hong Kong. Boon pleaded not guilty to indecent assault and attempting
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    'Red plot' foiled
    40 2 MONROVIA. Thurs. A plan to overthrow the Liberian Government and establish a Communist regime here with the help of the Soviet Embassy has been foiled by the Liberian security service, an official announcement said here last night.
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    RED TORPEDO-BOATS FOR R.I. NAVY
    55 2 JAKARTA, Thurs.— The In- donesian Navy has start- j ed taking delivery of 24 Rus- j sian motor torpedo-boats. Eight boats have already arrived, along with a team of Soviet naval technicians headed by Vice Admiral ChernopaL Russia is providing the boats under a multi-million
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    RED MEMO REJECTS KENNEDY'S PROPOSAL
    174 2 RED MEMO REJECTS KENNEDY'S PROPOSAL UNITED NATIONS. Thurs. U —The Soviet Union yesterday rejected President 1 Kennedys proposal for a nuclear test bun and rei- teratea Its assertions that the "sole correct and practical" solution was to include the i issue under a general and complete disarmament pact. The Soviet
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    354 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, Sept. 27. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. European ports Oct 24 9/16 24 11/16 Nov 24 11/16 242 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 25 25 1/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS settlement House
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    Britain's pledge to UN: We win spare no effort to bring about Germany peace talks
    245 2 Britain's pledge to UN: We win spare no effort to bring about Germany peace talks ITNITED NATIONS, Thurs. *J —The Earl of Home, British Foreign Secretary, yesterday pledged Britain's unsparing efforts to find a basis for negotiation of the Berlin crisis He also told the General Assembly that "negotiators must
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    WEST WILL LOSE RIGHTS IF RUSSIA SIGNS PEACE PACT-NIK
    137 2 WEST WILL LOSE RIGHTS IF RUSSIA SIGNS PEACE PACT -NIK NEW YORK. Thurs. The New YorK times reported yesterday that Mr. Nikita Khrushcnev to. a a nign American official that if the Soviet Union signed a peace treaty with East Germany, the West would lose all its rights in and
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    Cholera control
    25 2 MACAO, nuns, With no ncvcholera cases reported to tbe bust two weeks, the P rtuguese colony appears to bare the disease under control.
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    Guards fire on fleeing couple and child
    170 2 Guards fire on fleeing couple and child DERUN, Thurs |mQ man Polic< opened fire a 3 couple and their child S tried to climb through a bar bed wire fenc< to Benin. The 20-vi BT-oU managed to gel wire but bis wif< a were dragged back Ea<: Berlin U rritory
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    S'PORE CAN BE 'TOURIST PARADISE'
    206 3 Facilities here excellent, says NZ expert SINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore has the potentialities of developing into an excellent tourist centre. This was stated by Mr. W. P. Moss, a travel agent from Christchurch, New Zealand, who was here in the course of a world tour to
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    CHRISTMAS FAIR PLANNED TO RAISE FUNDS FOR THREE ORGANISATIONS
    207 3 CHRISTMAS FAIR PLANNED TO RAISE FUNDS FOR THREE ORGANISATIONS kPORE, Thurs is tor staging a qoc Christmas Fair beint; intensified D all-out effort to funds for three i table oreranisais here. r uiil be held at the mt.m Hall on Satur Dec, S l| attended by stall v and presided
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    WOMAN IS FREED ON 'DUTIABLE SAMSU' CHARGE
    55 3 WOMAN IS FREED ON 'DUTIABLE SAMSU' CHARGE y IRS, Thurs. A T.o Kh;p. 51. was i a charge under Ordinance in the trate's court here irithoul hor dekg cAllfd. accused of having r possesskHa 37 galitiabie samsa in a bomson Road at a.m. on July 24. •cut ion was conMr
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    Storm disrupts communications
    52 3 Storm disrupts communications CA, Thur.s. Tele- lan between MaI Jaslo were disrupt 3 Pm. to 6.30 p.m. r by uprooted rubas a result of a I rm wires snapped at j 01 Malacca/ Jasin frame was also disi i:.-- PWD later olcar- >,. foad, uiid lines were -i Pl at
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    Fastest passenger jet lands here on survey flight
    254 3 PAYA LEBAR, Thursday. TIIK fastest passenger jetliner landed at Singapore International Airport yesterday tor the first time with 56 men and four pretty .Japanese flight hostesses on hoard. It Is Japan Air Line's Con- vair 880 M. named "Matsu." which Hew in
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    HOLIDAY CLASSES: FOLLOW RULES, PRINCIPALS ARE TOLD
    158 3 HOLIDAY CLASSES: FOLLOW RULES, PRINCIPALS ARE TOLD SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Ministry of Education bas told principals of Government and Aided schools that they should conduct supplementary classes during the holidays strictly in accordance with rules laid down by the Director of Education. They have been told that it is necessary
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    Samsu: $1,200 fine
    34 3 Samsu: $1 ,200 fine SINGAPORE. Thurs. A 56--year-old woman, Ng Plan Sim. found with lOi gallons of dutiable samsu at her home in Kirn Chuan Road, was yesterday fined $1,200 or three months' jail.
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    STUDENT GUILTY OF SELLING STOLEN BOOKS
    125 3 STUDENT GUILTY OF SELLING STOLEN BOOKS SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A 17--year-old student, Mohammed Hussain bin Mastan Marican, pleaded guilty in rhe Ninth Magistrate's Court here yesterday to disposing oi two stolen books belonging to his classmates. The court was told that the two books "Biology for Tropical Schools" were reported lost
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    Woman freed on vice charges
    61 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Madam Soon Hor Ling, charged with knowingly permitting her Cranborae Road house to be used as a brothel on Mar. 16, was yesterday acquitted at her trial in the First Criminal District Court. She \vas also freed on a second charge of procuring
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    No-water areas
    45 3 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— There will be no water in Zones Six and Seven from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. today. No-water areas tomorrow are- Zones One and Three from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.; and Two and Five from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
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    Welcome to Singapore
    72 3 Dr X Nobechi. medical consultant for a Tokyo construction company, flew in for a few days stay. He is at Prince's Hotel Garni. Mr J. E. Lieftinck. an American geologist, and his wife arrived from Karachi for a live-day stay before going to Pakistan. They are staying
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    MINISTRY DEALS WITH 7 DISPUTES A DAY
    155 3 MORE trade unions and employers are making use of the conciliation facilities offered by the Ministry of Labour in settling their disputes. Revealing this to The Free Press, a Ministry spokesman said that an average of seven disputes were dealt with every day
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    ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY A COLUMN ABOUT PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS
    599 3 ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY A COLUMN ABOUT PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS SINGAPORE, Thursday. JT WAS a hard life in the early days when an industrious Chinese founded a small concern manufacturing aerated water. The small shop has given way to a larger -concern, employing 60 workers And Mr. Wong Boon
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    What's happening today
    238 3 iNEMAS CAPITOL: Slave oJ Koine 1.45. 4. 6.30. 9.30. CATHAY: Kamikaze 1.30, 4, 6.30. 9.30. GLOBE: Never Sieal Anything Small 1.45. 4, 7. 9.15. LIDO: The Secret of Monte Cristo 1.45, 4. 6.30. 9.30. ODEON: Francis oi Assisi 1.30, 4. 6.15. 9.30. ODEON-KATONG: Battle at Bloody Beach
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    Check your swim times
    45 3 TODAY: 1.01 p.m.; TOMORROW: 1.45 a.m. ana 1.35 p.m.; SATURDAY: 2.33 a.m. and 21. 1* pJii.; SUNDAY: 3.24 a.m. and -.49 p.rr..; MONDAY: 4.27 a.m. and 3.35 p.m.: TUESDAfY: G. 21 a.m. and 441 p.m.; WEDNESDAY: 8.23 a.m. and 6.29 p.m.
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    JAL OFFICIAL: 'WE AIM TO BRING MORE TOURISTS TO STORE'
    297 4 JAL OFFICIAL: 'WE AIM TO BRING MORE TOURISTS TO STORE' SINGAPORE, Thurs. Japan Air Lines are planning to bring more tourists to this region, and are playing an important role in stimulating tourism. This was stated by Mr. K. Matsumura. assistant vicepresident of JAL. at a press conference to introduce
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    Awarded an O.B.E. for her courage...but Mary still sells fruit for a living
    328 4 Awarded an O.B.E. for her courage...but Mary still sells fruit for a living CHANGI, Thursday. MEET Singapore's most modest hawker Mary Cheo Ah Kirn, who in spite of being the proud possessor of the OBE still goes tbout selling fruit. Awarded the OBE five years ago for her courage and
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    LABOUR DEPT. TAKES CENSUS OF WORKERS
    85 4 LABOUR DEPT. TAKES CENSUS OF WORKERS SINGAPORE, Thurs. The State Labour Department has begun its annual census taking of various categories of at live workers who are covered by Labour Ordinances. Thousands of printed forms are being sent to employers to submit their returns. Yesterday, the Department reminded employers that
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    Cheshire Home still needs public help
    162 4 CHANGI, Thurs. THE Singapore Cheshire Home, although financially sound, still depends on the continued support of the public to meet the cost of maintaining the Home. This is stated in the Home's Third Annual Report, which described the year 1960 61 as >. one
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    A TROPHY FOR BEST CADET IN VICTORIA SCHOOL CORPS
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    Colonel praises boys for smart turn-out
    151 4 Colonel praises boys for smart turn-out JALAN WSJ,, J I Bosweii, Com!] "w of the Smgaj)o? f lC Cadets Qoju "Your career in I will givei and leader.: he told the buy I "Though the training i, good .;■;:;••<■ has little emergencies 1 leadership trair.^ I g* te aU importan
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    R.S.P.C.A. to boost funds with sale of cards
    95 4 R.S.P.C.A. to boost funds with sale of cards SINGAPORE, Thurs. For the second year in succession, the Singapore branch of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is sponsoring a sale of greeting cards in Singapore to boost funds for its work. The society has printed about
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    Union conference
    28 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. The Johore District Government Workers Union will hold its second annual delegates conference at 12- A. Jalan Larkin, toI day at 5.30 p.m.
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    KATONG SCOUTS ASSOCIATION CHOOSES ITS OFFICIALS
    171 4 KATONG SCOUTS ASSOCIATION CHOOSES ITS OFFICIALS SIGLAP, Thurs. Mr. Ec Peng Liang was re-elect-ed president of the Singapore Boy Scouts Katong District! Association at its second annual general meeting held at Opera Estate Boys' School here. The other members of the cxc- j cutive committee elected for j 1961-1962 are:
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    BRIGITTE:
    40 5 Everything went wrong... We had all the inconveniences that go with lack of money... those tiresome routine things that kill love... those absurd little annoyances that make people fight all the time, that put you in a bad mood.
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    The girl film producers said would never amount to anything
    842 5  - The girl film producers said would never amount to anything CORYELL SCHOFIELD BY PART I I BEGAN to make movies when I was 17. Now I'm 26 and I've made 26 mories. At first nothing went well. No n wanted me. I sent photographs to proiiul they all passed me
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    DEATH
    101 6 AROKIAMARIE I oJ %at boos somM > 2*i -ii. C« ~.J Mori. H i>r:a>.e >■ i i ur Lad] oi LMaTdaa a: AT YOUR SERVICE (Spore) h,,,(/ v x? Kt»* jy «/v. extra j WHILE YOU WAIT ffcrtlWtU SOT- Fotofoatic v Robinson Road SITUATIONS VACANT n „r4s 93 f
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE Education: The march ahead
    253 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Education: The march ahead IT is welcome news that three mo r e schools are to be built in the State. This is in keeping with the Government's plan to provide a place for every child when he or she reaches school£oin« age. Providing opportunities for education
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    Danger is less
    92 6 IT IS a relief to know that the danger of an outbreak of cholera in Singapore is now much less than it was a few weeks ago. For reducing the danger, credit is due to the Government for the swift preventive action it has taken and to
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    NOW IT;S LP DISCS TO KEEP YOU ON THE WAGON
    392 6 NOW IT;S LP DISCS TO KEEP YOU ON THE WAGON NEW YORK, Thurs. FOR the alcoholic who has tried all the "cures r and who still can't say "No" to the bottle, two new long-playing gramophone recordings have been issued which may help keep him on the wagon. These "recordings
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    100 YEARS AGO
    189 6 the Free Press reported: The following notes by I a recent visitor to Saigon will be found to afford some very important in- tormatio respecting the present state and future prospects of Lower Cambodia: "Since my visit to Saigon in April last, a greal change for the
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    36 6 OLAYERS taking part In a "medieval musical romedy" at the Norman Castle in Rochester. Kent, Were carrying radio receivers the size of cigarette packets to receive promptings in case they forget their lines.
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    IT'S ALL IN YOUR HANDS...
    388 6 PALMISTRY BY CHOO ANG CUAN. WHO MAS STUDIED THE SUBJECT FOR 16 YEARS -THE Girdle of Venus is considered £ood if it is a solitary semicircular line starting between the first and second fingers and ending between the third and fourth fingers and supported by
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    Pick the perfect mate by machine
    651 6  - Pick the perfect mate by machine PETER FAIRLEY BY DOBS your loved one have hair like yours? Does she betray her feelings in a similar way to you? /Or does she, at times, seem to be on a completely different wavelength? If the answer to these three questions is "Yes"
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    Life is like that
    180 6 Life is like that £*'*> his labor, u,rv v*u bruted scientirtj; %e suaded to take a and accept an l what you think a k. "«i female g Ues t s n ()f U* The s< imtist l, Ml b Then at last he \ZF** women: rhey^ij that when v,,i,
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      259 6 fODAYIRADWr IJADIO SINGAPORE yours; 10.00 Author's playhouseShort Have Service i 0.30 The Malayanaires:' 11.00 U metres i ,*!5O ke m Life With the Lyons; 11.30 On Medium Wave Service: v. ings of melody; 12 (midnight) 476 metres. Cio.-e down. A.M.- -11.00 Programme sum- RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres) mary; 11.02 Music
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      370 6 CLUES ACROSS 1 n Catty sound »3;. 4 Foreign actors, maybe <6t. l 2 nlv a test, but it's quite legal T A mean basis for surveying, (s^* etc. «B>. 13 A comical character <7>. 8 Annie? (6>. I 5 A certain amount of talent 10 Gives out the times
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    THREE THREATS TO WORLD PEACE
    147 7 Communism, nationalism and the 'revolution in rising expectations* are the major problems for America DV II C DI U.O. AMBASSADOR SINGAPORE, Thursday. jt >\j\!l MSM, nationalism and what the U.S. I mli r-secretarv of State Mr. Chester has termed "the revolution in rising tations" are
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    AUSTRALIAN TRIO HERE TO SURVEY MARKET FOR CAR PART
    79 7 AUSTRALIAN TRIO HERE TO SURVEY MARKET FOR CAR PART SINGAPORE. Thurs. A O team ol experts from Australia's largest motor manufacturing linn has arrived in Singapore on the first stage of a South -East Asian tour to >tudj local requirements. rhe iirm supplies more m 60 per cent of the
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    STATE CAN LURE TOURISTS, SAYS VISITOR
    53 7 VPORE. Thai Sta- re ha Unpfessed a I on busines exewho h«f« loi a Sak i. in < x; 1 In ip, f icord r n ba T i M The FJrec .I-* 1 higl •v n '.i.- rea sonable s- has all H■■
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    Co-op investment
    29 7 X \NSON. n its.— s ci Perak Malaj Gov- Servants' Co-opcra-rift and Loan Society here baa dedded to 520.0J00 m the proposLllion area lertlJ ser co-operative fac-
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    Paralysed—but she is an active church worker
    148 7 Paralysed but she is an active church worker SINGAPORE, Thurs. Physical handicap does not stop Miss Lim Kai Wan, 36, from taking an active part in church work. Miss Lim, paralysed by polio lor the past 15 years, is now a patient in Tan Tock Seng Hospital. Despite this handicap,
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    'MALAYA GOVT. SHOULD GIVE LOANS FOR FARM MACHINERY'
    180 7 'MALAYA GOVT. SHOULD GIVE LOANS FOR FARM MACHINERY' SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Federation Government should give long-term loans to farmers to help them buy agricultural machinery. This opinion was expressed by a team of four Japanese sales engineers wno have spent a year in Singapore and Malaya conducting a market survey
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    Results of Licentiate Diploma exams of Board of Royal Schools of Music
    1571 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The following have passed the recent Li- 1 centiate Diploma examinations and thoj Grades V to VUI examinations conducted by external examiners; Iron: the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music. London L.R.s.M. Branch B'
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    Mr. and Mrs. Lee start $1 mil. firm to produce window louvres
    344 7 Mr. and Mrs. Lee start $1 mil. firm to produce window louvres SINGAPORE, Thursday. A LEADING local industrialist, Mr. David Lee, has begun production of metal window louvre in competition with British and Australian products. A past president of the Singapore Manufacturers' Association, Mr. Lee and his wife formed a.
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    'SINGAPORE IS LIKE HAWAII IN MANY WAYS'
    169 7 'SINGAPORE IS LIKE HAWAII IN MANY WAYS' SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Singapore is a country whicn has social cultural and racial affinities to Hawaii. This is the opinion of Mr. and Mrs. Y. Ando, a Japanese couple who made a short visit here in the course of a world tour. "Singapore and
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    Poly barbecue at Tanah Merah
    45 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs The Polytechnic Society of Commerce will hold a barbecue on October 14, at 7 p.m. at the Tanah Merah Youth Camp. A spokesman of the society said: "By this social gathering, we hope to unite our student members."
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    2,000 see art show at 'Vic'
    52 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— More than 2,000 people visited the exhibition by five artists at Victoria Memorial Hall. The four-day exhibition was staged by Chen Sow Ming, Chew Yu Thiam, Ooh Beng Kwan, Chee Kok Kee and Mak Kam Siew, all 1959-1960 graduates of the Chinese
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    Party branch
    15 7 PORT SWETTENHAM. Thurs. The Labout Party of Malaya has opened a branch here.
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    Elections: 110,000 new voters
    44 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thur.s. More than 110,000 names have been added to the electoral rolls for Parliamentary. State and local authority elections, over the past year. There are now 2.423.21S names on the rolls as compared with 2,310.000 last y» ar.
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      207 7 YOUR LUCKY STAR TODAY IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... THE stars have jriven you outstanding talents which must be properly developed if you are to reach the goal whioh has been set before you. You have an intense and vivid personality which draws people into your orbit, whether you particularly wish
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      148 7 best foot forward »nd *am the very busy day. since you have a w variety of interests which need I CANCER {June OTE :J2 Ju II attention. UHnutn AS TH e month cXm es, pay some calls on people Bjcc ;Mar. 21-Apr. 20): who air ill or maybe «hot-ins. Anita
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    Sea-side picnic for ten pretty girls at dance
    309 8  - Sea-side picnic for ten pretty girls at dance KEN JALLEH SCOOTER PAGE b X J^ WEEKEND excursion by car or scooter to a seaside resort in the Federation is being planned for finalists of the "Miss Bluebird" competition to be held on Saturday at the People's Association at Kallang. Said
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    'CLINIC FOR ALL MACHINES IS AIM OF CLUB PATRON
    162 8 'CLINIC FOR ALL MACHINES IS AIM OF CLUB PATRON A SCOOTER "clinic" to service and repair all types of machines is the aim of Mr. Bernard Low, a patron of the Singapore Scooter Club. Mr. Low told me that arrangements are being made to open the clinic at the premises
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    Scooter care: How to trace your troubles
    984 8 Scooter care: How to trace your troubles fTHE modern two-stroke has earned itself an enviable reputation for sheer day-in, day-out reliability. But troubles can occur with even the best machinery. So, in this chapter we will discuss some of the more common troubles those that most scooter owners may well
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    SECRETARY OF NEW CLUB MAKES A 'JOIN UP' CALL
    176 8 SECRETARY OF NEW CLUB MAKES A 'JOIN UP' CALL SECRETARY of the newly Far East Scooter Club, Mr. Toh Hong Boon, is appealing; to all Diana, Iso and Capri riders to join it. 'We hope to open our clubhouse in Orchard Road soon and provide facilities for owners of these
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      255 8 A thro^ htl ?2 T he 6mart iitlle Vespa scooter I:ps ca^ >' through crowded streets In peak traffic periods. No delays, no irritating Jams! You fly along, carefree, »^jrTt^J^^^ loin the Vespa Club ■^55^"^ --cne ***** Or -write Secretary. 3C4. l Orchard Road. Singapore .A GO ANYWHERE CAREFREE wB^BmM
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    You need not be a beauty to win this contest
    250 9 You need not be a beauty to win this contest U YOl ARE attracted to beauty contests, 1 does the idea of taking part leave you gtfiying about your chances? -I! should happen to stand for elects "Mademoiselle Mystique" at the Apex at Victoria Memorial Hall on ■day save your
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    SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA TO STAGE CONCERT
    149 9 ON< ERT t(» be staged V by the Singapore Sym>ny Orchestra on Oct. 15 be conducted by Mr. I j.imin KJioo. well-known figure in Hie circles here, Mr. I Mtfa interest in this field ■aa nurtured during the iip.tnese occupation. It was not, however, until
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    A MEMORABLE DAY FOR THE LITTLEST KHOO
    139 9 A MEMORABLE DAY FOR THE LITTLEST KHOO rwos a birthdoy porty with o difference when Bernord Khoo turned four. Since he wos the youngest of the Fabulous Khoos, it wos only natural that the entertainment to highlight his big day come from the other members of the show business family.
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    Social and Club
    32 9 A CHILDLESS COUPLE DECIDE TO ADOPT A BABY... AND THEN THE TROUBLE BEGINS... IN THE TUNNEL OF LOVE' gdgdgd SHIRLEY BLOOM MARY FRENCH ANOCLIA SWEETING RONNIE RUST VERONICA ALLEN
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    Stage Club expects a 'heart-warming response to new play
    818 9 Stage Club expects a 'heart-warming response to new play a play, "Tunnel of Love", has had extremely successful runs on New York's Broadway and London's Shaf tesbury Avenue. Now, the Stage Club expects to meet with equal, heart-warming response from local theatre-goers with this adaption from the novel by Peter
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    Cholera inoculation and the ugly 'reaction' rumours
    303 9  - Cholera inoculation and the ugly 'reaction' rumours DEMI TASSE NEWS, VIEWS FOR PARENTS BY gOME parents have still not had their children inoculated against cholera and the only reason they give teachers and doctors is that they fear the reaction might be adverse. Luckily, these parents form only a minority
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      159 9 For Comfort and Quid. S feiirSf Ho^l SBff 21-25, BENCOOLEN ST. SINGAPORE. IWHn^ Mostly Air Conditioned Rooms J^--^^-^*^ Preferred by those who appreciate -g^-^-"" lomtort with courteous service excellent meets and drinks. Prt/ate Car Park Facilities. 4 Bar Restaurant A La Carte Meals TClcpnonos dt3o*o v, *jyv/, ip^j ADEipm MR^
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    Shutterbugs watch this hula dance on the beach
    283 10 Shutterbugs watch this hula dance on the beach j^jj j C#BS^fc J I EsC pROM the facts below can you guess who this world famous man is? The answer will be published in P3 tomorrow. "One requisite lor being a writer is to have an unhappy childhood." This is the
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    FEDERATION LENSMEN FILL THE TOP POSITIONS
    394 10 FEDERA TION LENSMEN FILL THE TOP POSITIONS SUNNY GIAM ON THE ORCHID SHOW PHOTOGRAPHERS in Kuala Lumpur have once again proved that they are tops in taking pictures and slides of orchids. As in previous years, the major awards of the Photographic Exhibition of Orchid Studies in the Malayan Orchid
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    REVIEW OF THEME SONG FROM MOVIE WINS $10
    295 10 REVIEW OF THEME SONG FROM MOVIE WINS $10 winner of this A week's Critic Contest is Miss Chan Li Hu a, 161 Rochore ROad, Singapore 7. She receives $10 for her effort. This is what she has to say: From the latest Warner Brothers box office hit "Parrish" come three
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    ALL THE S'PO PHOTO NEWS IN BRIEF
    139 10 ALL THE S'PO PHOTO NEW S IN BRIEF salons 4^« the Gtfa y u :^«M national a hM Lim, i\ l uiu 1 p iagu,. wn- *m (K«ala L^ g pttr f 1 Plaque; V; p n )nr v| at^«' -i,.n t (1 n l »n tht- Los APHcr -U
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    THE FIERY TANGO
    370 10 OUR CRITIC WRITES ON LATEST DISCS IN TOWN pEW rhythms have a more ready appeal than the fiery a n d passionate tango. And no combination of sight an d sound is as thrilling as watching an adept couple gracefully moving through the steps of this dance
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    THE MUSIC QUIZ
    56 10 OUR mystery stnr last week' was Mattiwilda Dobbs. famous American opera sinner. There were no correct entries received and the winner of today's contest will get 4 Philips EP discs as his or her prize When you have made your guess send your entry to Free Press
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    RACE FINISHES AT BUKIT TIMAH
    151 11 :-a-:-: :w:- I r I.ju..._JMLjßr^TrT.n.'. ..'.'..".nT. '.a* Ijwr^Jwk-.rinwiiMPT.1 jwr^Jwk-.rinwiiMPT. XnUJIUI. B rinißWßllßnfniitijCwTWwlWWCTlßlwWnrulnllliriilllllillliliil ilnnnTniinwnn 11 iiiiiiiiini iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirninnnnminrT n n .■■.v.v.™.'™v.-.™^.v.-.w; (I. 1. Div. 3 1 Mile. 'Yon by: v Time: lm 44 l/ss. I i 2 Div I—IF.1 IF. Won by: > V Time: lm 30s.
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    SIX TEAMS ENTER B. PAHAT HOCKEY
    74 11 SIX TEAMS ENTER B. PAH AT HOCKEY I, i num. Patei Hockey ■UMDOC iuxt teams win <->c ai Urn Di< net's ItlC BXIW«9 UM POilC* ground& t unuuneni wID erganbe an ng m mi ou. II p- The ci:sVn Muar. KHimgj Sesa- 'Mitre t- UM Wgh* U for the visiting
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    Percy Chapman always said sorry when he clouted the poor bowlers
    534 11  - Percy Chapman always said sorry when he clouted the poor bowlers ROY McKELVIE By LONDON, Thursdoy. Arthur Percy Frank Chapman, once captain of Kent and England, has died aged 61. gVERYONE allied A.P. F. Chapman Percy. He took his encketinis friends and tans into his confidence just as the late
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    INDIANS PICK TWO SCHOOL CRICKETERS
    78 11 INDIANS PICK TWO SCHOOL CRICKETERS CINGAPORE. Thurs. Two top school cricketers have been chosen to represent the Indian Association against the Singapore Cricket Club in their annual Ohandi Cup match, to be played on the padang on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1. They are P. Gartha and Mohammed Hanif, the
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    Leading S'pore motor racers for Macao G.P.
    283 11  - Leading S'pore motor racers for Macao G.P. J. DORAI MACAO, HERE WE COME! By SINGAPORE, Thursday. ■JWO leading Singapore motor racers will compete in the international Macao Grand Prix to be held on November IS and 19. They arc Chan Lye Choon and Jan Bussel. Lye Choon won the 1958
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    All-Stars take on Stanvac Gassers under floodlights
    216 11 for the night will be the everpopular B section victors, The Rebels, when they take on the rest of the B division teams. Tickets for the big day are priced at $2/- for the special enclosure and $1/- for the stands. Schoolchildren will
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    Good start for the SCRC
    171 11 SINGAPORE Thurs. SCKC started "off the Singapore Lawn Tennis Assoclation's Kliney Cup tournament in lino style' when they trounced University of Malaya Staff 10-1 y. sterday. Results fSCRC players mentioned first Ist Singles Ong Chew Bee i bt. F.Y. Khoo ()-2. 6-1; 2nd Singles Gerald
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    FREE PRESS CYCLE RACE
    575 11 FREE PRESS CYCLE RACE qmmrmrr- 11 II |li II MIIIMIW im I ill »11 Name Age Address Post this form to: "Free Press Cycle Race," Times House, Singapore 9. Only the first 500 entries received will be permitted to compete. 1. I wish to enter the FREE PRESS CYCLE RACE
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    VIEWERS MAY SEE OLYMPICS ON T.V.
    164 11 VIEWERS MAY SEE OLYMPICS ON T.V. IONDON, Thm>.- Mr. Ken- Beth Adam, director ol the British Broadcasting Corporation's tclrvision, said here it was "eonceivabu that the next Olympic GMunes in 1964 mipht be transmitted live to British viewers from Tokyo. He asked a British Radio Industries Club lunch: "Who knows
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    Even honours
    32 12 BIRMINGHAM, Tfcurs.- -Btnnirnngham City, the Ei^.i^h First Dinsion skie. and the Italian Club RoniK urev: 2-2 \v. the lirsi it^-. ol the final o; ihe Ir/erCi.ie.-> Fair, Cv 1960-61 reason).
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    SBA pick the squad for Asian Games training soon
    324 12 SINGAPORE Badminton Association yesterday named 11 State and 17 Junior players for intensive training beginning early next month with the aim of sending a team to the Asian Games at Jakarta next year. The president of the association, Mr. Urn Kirn
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    STRONGEST SCC XV AGAINST SAIGON TEAM
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    Leicester crush Rugby 25-6
    38 12 LONDON, rhun —Results ol ye.<- teroaya Riuoy Union matches wero C V.eker.ham 13 Sidney 6. [,«cest«r i'-5 Rosby 6. Soseley 0 Weaton Su.>er Mare 0, Pr.i^y-on 8 PItoo;;'.. Albic:- 6. Skbnouth 3 Toraoay 5.
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    97 12 INDONESIANS HAD TOO MUCH POWER |>UKIT TIMAH. Thurs.—lndo- re^ia's University tennis plajrexs, Sugiato ant. sic Nic Si, proved ico good in the smsle.^ for the Umver.-ity of Malaya's plaver>> He:.;y Pan:: ana Cnr:^'~»p;:er Thin, ana wop. easily in straight seis when they net in t xm'uition i:..itci:e.- played a*, the
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    University put up game fight against heavier Cricket Club
    207 12 Singapore. Huns—Two fine penalty scored by John Clark enabled the SCC A' team to b^at University of Malaya by six points (two penalties* to live 'croali in their rugger match played on. the paciang here yesterday. \.:uou^:i tiit Va:s:,v lost, i
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    174 12  - Youngest in SAFA League C. CHELLAPPAH by DAVID, 15, TO MAKE HIS 'PREMIER' DEBUT TODAY SINGAPORE, TJiurs. Lanky. 15-year~ old. David Tobitf will be the youngest footballer in the Singapore Amateur Football Association's Premier league now in progress. David, an English boy who was given a Kent County trial while
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    Cup hope Super Court finishes full of running
    313 12 By SCRUTINEER B. TIMAH, Thursday. ■J»RAINER Doc Rodgers' $50,000 Gold Cup hope. Super Court, did a tip-lop gallop on a heavy track today. With Moxham astride. Super Court proved too smart for stablemate Automation when disposing of 3F in 39 3/5. Going
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    BOUGOURE MAY RETURN TO MALAYA
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    PORKY DONNELLY IMPORTS TWO HORSES
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    Perth jockey Keith good form at Bukit Timah
    667 12 Perth jockey Keith good form at Bukit Timah SCRUTINEER REVIEWS YESTERDAY'S RACES If KITH Moxham, a new arrival from Perth, established himself as a rider of promise when he brought off a grand double on two maiden winners at Bukit Tiraah yesterday. Last Saturday, making his debut on a Malayan
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    CITY HEALTH TO MEET THE METER READERS FOR JUNIOR CUP
    340 12 JALAN BESAR, Thursday £ITY Health will meet Meter Readers in the final of the Singapore Government Services Football Association's Junior cup competition. In the semi-finals played at the stadium here yesterday. City Health made short work of Customs to win
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    Moxham in
    39 12 Well known racehorse ounrr. Mi p M| No Fluke, winner of the fifth ran at Rukit Timah v I day. No Fluke, Kitson Leong up. paid i\u- hign^ dl I! of 553 for the day. IQe| B
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    Football fans go on bottle-throwing bout
    217 12 T OXDON. Thurs.- Bottles Lj were thrown onto the pitch during the English Fourth Division football match at Chester last night where the home side were beaten 3-2 by Doneaster The crowd appeared to be displeased by several refereeing decisions and there were two
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