The Singapore Free Press, 10 October 1961

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    22 1 "TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ..^ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1961 15 CENTS.
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    W. IRIAN WAR WARNING
    198 1 Scrutineer's Penang preview and gallops: Page 12 U.S. surgeons here to exchange knowledge SINGAPORE. Tues.— Professor G. Thompson, leader of 16 American surgeons who arrived here yesterday, said that cancer was less prevalent in Asia than in the West. •In fact, infections diseases are more prevalent
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    Subandrio rejects Dutch 'freedom' plan
    34 1 Subandrio rejects Dutch 'freedom' plan \HONS, !>r Su-. [he Indo►reign Miherc that in to turn United ipen i>ion opmenl of v < iQinea to solve Jem and po c of I i lands, I d
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    'Wereject'
    272 1 m Dutch N< w Indo- "in ti r the I be solve era a I: his that with impunity counterpart 1., r* diet, me rjtovi tn the Republic 01 i 1M j and. Indeed, the pc my country Dr. Lu. i plan impress us too mv said. "Its BUbmi
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    Ministry will launch campaign to get girls into nursing
    259 1 Ministry will launch campaign to get girls into nursing SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Ministry of Health will launch a big publicity campaign to get more girls to join the nursing profession. A Ministry spokesman said the help of newspapers, the radio and cinemas would be enlisted to make a success of
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    INCHEPAWANCHEE ARRIVES FOR TRADE PACT TALKS
    123 1 INCHE PAWANCHEE ARRIVES FOR TRADE PACT TALKS IgINGAPORE, Tues.— Singa- pore's Trade Commissionier in Indonesia, Inche Abu ißakar bin Pawancheo, flew in from Jakarta this morning for consultations with the Govi ernment. on matters concern- ing the implementation of the basic trade agreement signed between the two governments on July
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    Syria poll pledge
    24 1 i DAMASCUS. Tues Dr. Ma- moun Kuzbari, Syria's new Prime Minister, said yesterday there would be free elections in four months-
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    5-DAY ORDEAL OF WOMAN TRAPPED IN LONELY CREEK CRASH
    216 1 5-DAY ORDEAL OF WOMAN TRAPPED IN LONELY CREEK CRASH SYDNEY, Tues. —A family on a picnic found by chance an injured 56 year old woman who had spent i five days and nights without food, pinned in her overturned car in an almost dry creek. They carried the woman up
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    Radioactive rain
    37 1 TOKYO, rues. Tuc Japanese Meteorological Agency las; night said ihat ii detected 3.800 counts per hue per minute of radio- activity in ram which was fa.ll- ing since morning over the ceni tral Pacific area.
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    Hearing of Straits Times dispute begins in the Arbitration Court
    763 1 Hearing of Straits Times dispute begins in the Arbitration Court SINGAPORE. Tues ■yHE Industrial Arbit- ration Court this morning began hearing the dispute between the Straits Times Press (Malaya) Ltd., and the Singapore Printing Employees Union. The court consist^ oi Dr. Charles Gamba. president: Mr. G. C. Thio. employer.-' panel;
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    Send in your entry today
    106 1 THE number of entries for The Free I'ress cycle j race now stand at 284.' Remember that otily the first 500 will be accepted. .So to be sure that your name will be on the* list j for this event send in your entry today.
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    Woman in airport scuffle flies to Moscow
    188 1 Woman in airport scuffle flies to Moscow HUSBAND FAILS TO PERSUADE WIFE AMSTERDAM. Tues.— A Russian woman last night finally flew off to Moscow after a day-long wrangle at Schiphol airport, near here, during which Dutch police and Soviet Embassy officials fought each other. Ju>t before the Soviet letplane took
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    Cash, jewels theft
    38 1 SINGAPORE, lac- Tnieves b;<kt Uito bouse in Balmeg Hil:. Paslr Panjaiig. early JUe mcMwi.a .uiu si; t- more than 52.13(! in ca*Ul mv je t,'ll«- 1 y l>elouging r o Madam Citing Mun Ftoug, 37.
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    Latest
    56 1 RUFBF^ "'RICF i > Lobei Rrsl her btii i 1 i 'US Kd. XX.SI hi X K«!i. i\m:: UK rcnl STOCK CM/ I on, 1 i r« >i m I r I i; i I G Rush. BARRIER D r I, 1 0 i i; mo [14 P >l!
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    KENNEDY PLEDGE TO PRODUCERS BOOSTS TIN: £4 GAIN
    304 2 KENNEDY PLEDGE TO PRODUCERS BOOSTS TIN: £4 GAIN I ONDON. Tues.— Tin was mostly £4 a ton higher in fairly active dealings. In the absence of much outside interest. continental operators tended to await the outcome of this week's I.T.C. meet:rm. The improvement was attributed to President Ken:.edy's assurance to
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    Ships in port
    206 2 SHIPS tyiru aion^-irje the S"i-jpore whlrvcs tort.lv .ire '.'■>• I I M \.-.a 2s, Sil 4 Poya atj SA, Govdtooi 13, Hoag 21 22, S :d!n 4fi. Bfa 23 26 V. r>- 15 16. Mi'hiniP'ii 38 Tv.:.- Onf Maf i l Stl Etaaka 36 Cast«l maiSca 42.43.
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    Stock Exchange: Industirals steadier, strong rally by tins
    437 2 Stock Exchange: Industirals steadier, strong rally by tins By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Tuesday. INDUSTRIALS maintained a steadier tendency, prices in most instances gaining the odd cents, states a leading Singapore broker commenting on last week's Stock Exchange activities. Tin shares declined curlier following press reports thai the
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    CREDIT SQUEEZE: A CHANGE OF OPINION ON STOCK MARKET
    205 2 CREDIT SQUEEZE: A CHANGE OF OPINION ON STOCK MARKET LONDON*. Tues.— There was somewhat a change v: opinion in the .-tock markets as Iti the duration ol the credit .-squeeze and would-be j buyers gave greater con- sideration to remarks by the Chancellor o! the Exchequer following last Thursday's bank
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    Hong Kong prices
    59 2 hong mono Mon.— Closing prices lifi't' today v ere* Previous Today H. S. Bank Corporation 628G $33 ti sales sales Wheelock Marden SI 1.30 511.60 sales sales H*kong phone $38.25 540.00 sales sales D:r.:y Pann vv C'xcl Storage 547.00 ss:->:2b sii les sa les Taikoo Dock 558.00
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    115 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares L.a.>t sales in the Singapore reacting Room yesterday INDUSTRIALS: F. A N. nrds 62.50 (unchanged), Gammon $1.75 (unchanged), Hume prt-f. ss. 3ci. (unchanged), M. Cement .•>2.3ri (unchanged), Metal Box $2.13 (Unchanged), Robinson ords 5i. 44 < 1 cem i. S.C.S. $2,454 I 3 l
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    Tin Council meets in private: Report tomorrow
    148 2 Tin Council meets in private: Report tomorrow T ONDON, Tues.— The International Tin Council opened their meeting here yesterday. Producer delegates have indicated that they will pro- '< pose a new price structure under the agreement with a ceiling price of at least U.OOO against the present level of l'BBO
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    Trade potentialities impress Erroll
    74 2 HONG KONG. Tues.— Britain's newly-appointed President of the Bom a of Trade, Mr. F. J. Erroll, said yesterday be was impressed by the "enormous potentialities for (trade) growth" during his "sell British" tour of South-Easl Asia Ho .^iiic: "Naturally there are •>ome difficulties bu: things are
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    A success
    84 2 Mr. Bebeaicto Klwanuka, Chief Minister of Uganda, told reporters: "The conference has been a tremendous .success for democracy.'" He said that 99 per cent of the new constitution agreed at the conference was "good stuff" and added: "One per cent is bad, but that cannot be made a
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    Britain's tin stocks
    42 2 LONDON. Tues.— Stocks 01 re- lined tin in London metal exj change official warehouses at the end ot last week totalled 5.009 tons (against 5.238 tons m the' previous week comprising London 1.982. Liverpool 1.538 and Hull 1.489 tons.
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    The bold seaman
    24 2 PORTSMOUTH, Tues A Navy court yesterday sentenced junior seaman Kenneth Robinson. 17, to 28 days' detention for stealing the Admiral's yacht.
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    Oct. 9 next year is Independence Day for Uganda
    137 2 Oct. 9 next year is Independence Day for Uganda LONDON. Tuesday. gKITAIYS East African protectorate of Uganda will i^ct internal self-government for its six million people next March and become fully independent the following October, it was officially announced last night. These advances to home rule were announced in a
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    'WE WILL HAVE AN ARMY OF 100,000' SAYS REBEL SALAN
    115 2 'WE WILL HAVE AN ARMY OF 100,000' SAYS REBEL SALAN ALGIERS, Tucs. The outlawed Secret Army Organisation (0.A.5 claimed in a pirate broadcast yesterday that it would have "an army of 100.000 armed and disciplined men" before the end of the year. As the French radio announcer was giving the
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    RHINE FORCES IN
    37 2 *»INDEN. (West Germany). Tues.— The British Army oi the Rhine (8.A.0.R.) yesterday launched large-scale military manoeuvres using tactical nuclear weapons i under operational conditions for the first time. I Each 'side" in the six-day
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    Owner of Everest
    27 2 KATMANDU. Tups. Commit- nisr China has accepted Nepal's claim 10 the exclusive ownership I o: the peak of Everest, the world's highest mount;. 1:1.
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    BIG MANOEUVRES
    39 2 exercise is using "Corporal" ground- co-ground missiles, eight- inch atomic howitzers and •Honest John" rockets. Exercise "Spearpoint" will range over 4,500 square miles oi difficult terrain in Northwest Germany. Most of the Rhine Army Forces are involved.
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    374 2 NOTE: Alt prices below are middle prices. LONDON. Oct. 9. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f European ports Oct 24 II 16 24J Now 11 ji <» m RUBBER No. 1 RSS Soot 24 15/16 L' 4 13 16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS settlement
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    Maudling is Mac's new Colonial Secretary in Cabinet shake-up
    326 2 LONDON, Tuesday. MR. Harold Macmillan, Britain's Prime Minister, yest erday M surprise appointment of a new British Colonial Secretary in a .naior government reshuffle. He appointed Mr. Reginald Maudling, 44-ycar-ou President to snared Mr. Lain MacLeod, 47 w Jo lias i
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    ITSY-BITSY BIKINI GIRLS ARE TOLD TO LEAVE
    180 2 ITSY-BITSY BIKINI GIRLS ARE TOLD TO LEAVE SYDNEY, Tues.— Australia's 1 battle of the Bikini bathing suits invaded the res- taurant business yesterday. In the fashionable suburb of Watsonwors Bay, >ix girls, wearing bikinis, were ordered out of a cafe alter customers objected to their scanty apparel. j The gin*
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    $500 MUST BE WON EVERY WEEK
    19 3 $500 MUST BE WON EVERY WEEK y.9HLfI e ?IPt«W Word Puzzle contest entry form is on the back' page
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    UNKNOWN E'S FASTEST MALAY SHORTHAND NRITER N S.E. ASI
    75 3 I s.— m Malay P in I E i w I p Me Pr B ted j w ited h It ra k Uate and :re L> fees i iregg re Silver shield thtr by V. i gold Suit r being
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    EW TELECOMS COMMITTEE TO ADVISE TWO GOVTS.
    71 3 [be i i ition tablishr uu orj i the n nica- all t rs the committee are the General Manager, of Singapore Telephone Board; Director of Telecommunications, Singapore: Manager of Cable and Wireless Ltd., Straits District. Singapore: and Director nt Telecommunications. Federation of
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    Welcome to Singapore
    86 3  -  Mr. S. R. Merrett. an electrical engineer, arrived yesterday from Britain for a nine-day stay before going to Bangkok. He is at the Ocean Park Hotel. Mr. Auw Pit Seng, a merchant froai Hons Kong, flew in from Bangkok for a 10-day stay. He is also staying
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    Pastor who began mission in shop to be buried today
    280 3 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. SPECIAL service was held at 7 a.m. today at St. Andrew's Cathedral by the Archdeacon Dr. I). D. Chelliah in memory of the late Rev. Abraham Chelliah Daniels/ The late Mr. Daniels collapsed and died while he was
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    HE KICKED WIFE DURING HER PREGNANCY: CLERK AND MOTHER FINED
    128 3 HE KICKED WIFE DURING HER PREGNANCY: CLERK AND MOTHER FINED SINGAPORE. Tues. A young housewife told a Singapore magistrate yesterday that her husband kicked her when she was seven months pregnant. Song Kirn Eng. 24, said this Incident occurred on June 25 during a quarrel with her husband. Ronald Ong
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    Extortion case youth freed
    70 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. Chan Yai Wing. 20. also known as Oh Chai. was yesterday acquitted by the First Criminal District Court on a charge of trying to extort S4 from Seng Eng Koon. 31. a hawker, in Geylang during a Chinese festival on Aug. 31. Chan, represented
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    PUAN NOOR AISHA TO VISIT HOME FOR AGED
    83 3 PUAN NOOR AISHA TO VISIT HOME FOR AGED SINGAPORE. Tue>. Puan O Noor Aishah. wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. will pay an informal visit to over 40 inmates of the St. John's Home for the Aged at Wan Tho Avenue tomorrow. She will De welcomed by members of the
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    No-water areas
    45 3 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Water will cut off in Zones Four and Seven from 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.: Zones One and Two from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    572 3 SINGAPORE DIARY MBjMiip^w^^^n SINGAPORE, Tuesday: 'pHE suburban home of a Parsi family in Sennctt Estate was the venue of a religious ceremony conducted here for the first time. Dr. and Mrs. D.R. Mehta belong to the Zoroastrian religion. They had just moved into their new home hence the "Jashan" ceremony
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    State Govt. to build skyscraper homes
    296 3  - State Govt. to build skyscraper homes SEBASTIAN RASOO MALACCA NEWS By MALACCA, Tues.— The State Government plans to build multistoreyed flats which would provide accommodation for about 400 families. The Acting Chiet Minister Mr. Tan Cheng Swee, said only families under the $300 income group would be eligible for the
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      227 3 m^^^yj A NAME THAT SPELLS cwFiowcE? Sole Agents: LIEN WAH WATCH DEALER, 108. North Bridge Road. Singapore. Tel: *****. Sole Distributors tot Federation: WOO HING BROS., (M) LTD., WOO HING BROTHERS. 8, Bt.. Bintang Rd. K. Lumpur 96, Campbell St., Penan*. $24-50 VALUE r^i^V, FOR ONLY 12-50 f when you
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      342 3 CINEMAS I Exhibition oi works by locai CAPITOL: The Naked Edge artists, British Council. Ambei 1.45, 4. 6 30, 9.30. Mansions, Orchard Road, 10 CATHAY: Can Can 1.45, 6. a.m. w 6 p.m. 9.15. SINGAPORE MEDICAL ASGLOBE: M§n Without A SOCIATION: Clinico-pathologi-Star 1.45, 4, 7, 9.15. cal meeting at pathology
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    Big drop in students at Malay adult classes
    218 4 Big drop in students at Malay adult classes OINGAPORE, Tues.— An abrupt decline in the enrolment of Malay classes run by the Adult Education Board last year is recorded in the board's 1960 annual report, just published. The report says that in May last year, the enrolment was 7.899. In
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    Funds campaign
    42 4 IPOH Tues. This newly formed Ipoh Old Womens' Association has launched a drive to collect funds to build a home for the aged and blind women of all races in Ipoh the first home of its kind in the State.
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    CHAMBER GROUSE OVER STUDY TOURS
    85 4 IZUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Associated Malay Chambers of Commerce said the Federation Government was not giving Malay businessmen the opportunty to go on study tours overseas. The general secretary of the chambers, Inche H.M.S. Hussein, said although the Government had sponsored several overseas study tours
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    Scout uniform change: S'pore will not follow Britain
    517 4 Scout uniform change: S'pore will not follow Britain SINGAPORE, Tuesday. CINGAPORE will not follow the change of Scout uniform to be introduced in Britain next month. BIG WELCOME AT JAMBOREE IN AUSTRIA FOR 3 SCOUTS FROM SINGAPORE With the change, Britain's Senior and Rover Scouts will, from Nov. 1, have
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    MONFORT SCHOOL PREPARES FOR DOUBLE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS
    197 4 MONFORT SCHOOL PREPARES FOR DOUBLE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS SINGAPORE, Tue s. The Monfort School here is making preparations for the coming celebrations of the 25th anniversary of the arrival here of the Gabrielite Brothers who took control of administration in the school in 1936. Brother Louis Gonzaga, director of the school
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    Malayanise plan for textbooks 'temporarily suspended'
    115 4 Malayanise plan for textbooks 'temporarily suspended' SINGAPORE, Tues. The Adult Education Board has temporarily suspended plans to publish Malayanised textbooks for its English and Tamil literacy classes. Preliminary work into these were started last year and manuscripts had been prepared. But a spokesman of the Board told The Free Press
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    Primary syllabuses
    77 4 The first three of the series of eight textbooks for use by Mandarin classes were compiled and published at the end of last year. The literacy and language classes provide facilities for the study of the four main local languages. The syllabus and textbooks sub-committees have devised syllabuses
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    HE HITCH-HIKED THROUGH 20 COUNTRIES
    157 4 HE HITCH-HIKED THROUGH 20 COUNTRIES SINGAPORE, lues. Mr. A. C. Daw son (above), a graduate of Auckland University, who is now in Singapore after hitch-hiking through 20 countries in Europe and Asia. Mr. Davvson left Auckland by ship early last year and worked his way to the West Indies. He
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    Seven babies chosen at audition for part in Malay fantasy film
    148 4 SINGAPORE, Tucs.— Mothers from all over Singapore turned up at the Cathay Keris Film studios at East Coast Road with their babies. The babies were brought there for auditioning' by film director, B. N. Rao. for parts in a
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    Insurance institute decides help more to get associatesi
    180 4 Insurance institute decides help more to get associatesi SINGAPORE, Tiled THK Insurance Institute of Malaya cided to continue permanent^ insurance men to pass the Associated ininations of the. Chartered Insurant tute of London. This follows the of its first courses. "With the experience gained, the institute is now in a
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    US AUDIO-VISUAL EXPERT TO VISIT MALACCA
    80 4 US AUDIO-VISUAL EXPERT TO VISIT MALACCA MALACCA. Tues. The Supervisor of Audio Visual Education for the state of Virginia, Mr. J. Edward Oglesby, will arrive here on Nov. 8. During his three-day visit, he will visit schools and training colleges and will conduct lectures on audiovisual aids. The supervisor, who
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    JAPANESE UNKNOWN TO INVEST IN FEDERATION
    49 4 JAPANESE UNKNOWN TO INVEST IN FEDERATION SINGAPORE certific i derations Pioi r i Exempt in;, ix m ancc are joint Mala dustnal v- nl The Becon < Trade* o; bassy in X'"--S komatsu. ;that a few appU under DOMidcrtlJ The ipplteftttonsH 126 submit 're try of ecu try a; the
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    THE MAN WHO TRIED TO POISON THE WORLD
    873 5 tNgmt^^iigPElST^ SALTED AWAY $170,000,000 FORTUNE THROUGH DOPE PEDDLING IVIN<; near Lltfcets today •g :l man nam- <• p c i-tWrs ever spew3*fby the Europes rhc Man VV.M-I.!. Aii-1 he 1 n«i wav loSl3 SUP- hallenesalted 10 for- ni fariX itwittlng m and
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    A FREE PRESS SPECLAL FEATURE
    339 5  - A FREE PRESS SPECLAL FEATURE 'INSP. PAUL DUMARD' By PART 3 boci^ rt warm glow in the abdomen; a rapid feeling of suffusion into the chest, neck anci head, and the face feels flushed. "It produces an intense sensation like extreme sexual satisfaction. Complete relaxation follows, anci the addict knows
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    Housing on the right lines
    364 6 Housing on the right lines I TELLING I THE I PEOPLE I A VISITING American architect has expressed encouraging opinions about the Government's housing policy. It is entirely right, says Mr. F. C. Oswald, of Salt Lake City, for the Government to lay emphasis in its housing development programme on
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    U2 planes go on new mission
    230 6  -  PETER FAIRLEY THE WORLD OF SCIENCE BY A MERICAN U-2 vp;. t\ planes" are being used to discover what causes RAIN. They have flown a series of missions from Australia to measure dust in the atmosphere. The primary task of the gul-like U-2s was
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    Why the grandiose Nasser plan had to fail....
    550 6  - Why the grandiose Nasser plan had to fail.... ROBIN STAFFORD THE REVOLT OF PROUD SYRIA CAIRO HAD COLONIAL DREAMS BY SYRIAN-LEBANON BORDER. TUESDAY NASSER said it himself. He Ikis never been in ;i tougher spoi in his nine-year die tatorship. The desperate men 1 of Damascus, wh o have got
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    Life is like that
    155 6 Life is like that BILL BLOG(,s into a bar Martini!" h< ngi "I know uhat y is." replied thr "But whai\ Martini?" 'Ten parts cm Martini. "Very pood n(i you likr a din with it? "Listm it if] v lemonatlr fl UV( for it. THK :Bl noticed girl iv a
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      146 6 LOCAL BOOKS FOR LOCAL SCH(M ANNOUNCING I ENGLISH TODAI South -East Asian Editi* ThoroughK adapti^j to meet the need 64 boots and the requirements of both the i and Singapore English Syllabuses. These hook- will be read) i<>r ihe Year: Introductory Book (fo§ Reman Primary dosses in English and V'
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      47 6 MISCELLANEOUS 31 U,,,rf. S3 »f/n.) Bi-x .in cti. rxlrn LATENT CONTINENTAL Trfri-.-n'i a iSpoi Pteni (>?-•: i'^t a I sk Wiurts, Drj Skin, r r-!..0 >'1 IV K.»'i ::olv- «-.-:r- .>. ConsoK \my Diploma I.K-r.r.r Paris, Holls i M '-h- T Mints Salon, i"!. Ri Teh pa«M 990 M.
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    Singapore needs a school to train hotelmen: They are investment for tourist trade'
    281 7 Singapore needs a school to train hotelmen: They are investment for tourist trade' SINGAPORE, Tuesday. G0 URMET ON EASIEST WAY' TO BOOST GOVT. REVENUE start a "hotel v ng to be a tourist ol 51 -year-old Mi Maurice Dreicer, i >» veral leading d States. nal men in hotel -ar.
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    Visit to state is part of honeymoon tour
    108 7 i' Mr. L, .i:, own ed v it h i > feha i h > i Uthoa^h ol :i;\ fi ends stri< be i lii \us isiu>d 1!u r tour \>ked him their romance >tarted. Mr Chanrai replied: "Well, it started 15
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    he'll study economics in UK
    74 7 W vo I Bin. i 1 :i.v at a private school order to complete her 1 secondary education beiore seeking entry into the London School of Economics Miss Che'>v said she hoped to be able to help in her: father's business when she; mpleted her
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    SHELL'S EMBLEMS FOR 24 WITH 675 YEARS' SERVICE
    228 7 'Top of the list 9 Osman gets four I diamonds OINGAPORE. Tues.— Twenty-four employees who have collectively served the Shell Company for a total of 675 years, or an average of 28 years each, were presented with Shell long; service emblems by
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    Keep public better informed -N.U.J.
    215 7 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. /piIH chairman of the Singapore National j Union of Journalists, Mr. William Campbell, has urged the opening of meetings of public bodies to the Press so that the public can he better informed. Writing in the first issue of the Wartawan, organ of
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    CLERK IN R.A.F. LEAVES TO BETTER HIS PROSPECTS
    114 7 CLERK IN R.A.F. LEAVES TO BETTER HIS PROSPECTS PAYA LEBAR, Tues.— -Mr. N. Wescoff, 19, a clerk in the Royal Air Force Kinema Corporation, left for Kent to •better his prospects." Mr. Wescoff, who first came here two years ago, told The Free Press that he was sorry to leave
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    YWCA IN MALACCA HOLDS DANCE TO RAISE FUNDS
    110 7 TyjALACCA, Tues.— An exhibition of the "Cha Cha" by Veronica Bonaventura and Freddie Scully was the highlight at the Young Women's Christian Association dance at the weekend. The dance was organised by the association to raise funds part of which will be
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    Cheaper water for farmers
    102 7 MALACCA, Tues. Due to j the dry spell, the Public Works Department has appealed to the Municipal Council for concession char- i ges for water to be supplied to thousands of rural, dwellers. The worst hit are the padi planters whose crops are j rapidly drying
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    BANKS 'NEED TO KEEP PACE'
    207 7 BANKS 'NEED TO KEEP PACE' SINGAPORE, Tues.— There is a growing need for expanding banking services here in order to keep pace with the State's industrial and economic development. This was stated by Mr. K. Shimidzu, the managing director of the Bank of Tokyo Ltd., who was here for five
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    Blue Triangle talk
    37 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. Lee Siow Mong, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Culture, will talk on "Chinese Superstitions" at a meeting of the Blue Triangle Club at 5.15 p.m. today at YWCA, Raffles Quay.
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    MRNVR promotion
    23 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. SubLieutenant Ong Kian Lam has been promoted to Acting Lieutenant of the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve (Singapore Division >.
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    District Judge
    18 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Government has appointed Mr. M. Coomaraswamy to be a Magistrate and District Judge.
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    Here to assess chances for Jap cotton mill
    167 7 Here to assess chances for Jap cotton mill PAYA LEBAR. Tues with local leading busim-.s men and agents how to promote more cotton sales. He will then go to Jaka ri a and other South-East Asian capitals before returning to Tokyo. iy|R. K. Nakayama, manager of a Tokyo spinning company,
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    Cheng reappointed
    22 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Government has reappointod Mr. Cheng Teng Chun to be the president of the K< nt Conciliation Board.
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    Board member
    19 7 SINGAPORE. TUBS. Mr. Chan Yang Fong has b<< n (appointed a member oi the 'Pawnbrokers Licensing Board
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      183 7 tails bother you this morning, *im. J IbCES ;Vte R S S M S .-vent* are in lin. -r T»iJ«!K <^P r il-May 81): to w n a great deal, if you work t IAUr.Ud M K E an important things just exactly right today. I bn .ttempt to make
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    TEENAGE talk and TALENTIME
    172 8 TEENAGE talk and TALENTIME Young ballerina is waiting for someone to discover' her ONLY eight-years-old and she is already proficient in ballet. She is Peggy Tan Pheng Geek (above), who is now waiting to be "discovered." Peggy cultivated a love for dancing when she was six. Last year she joined
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    GUITARIST PLANS TO WIDEN HIS SCOPE IN HONG KONG
    276 8 GUITARIST PLANS TO WIDEN HIS SCOPE IN HONG KONG AN 18 -YEAR -OLD Singapore -born singer and guitarist plans to leave for Hong Kong by air later this month to widen his scope for music in the musical circles there. He is Jimmy Seah Eng Toon (above), a former student
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    Boxer turns sings, -and makes nain in show world hen
    367 8 HE HUNG UP HIS GLOVES Wh E DAD GAVE HIM A GUITAR A FORMER amateur boxing champion, who gave up trading punches for singing, has hit the limelight in the show business world. Mr. Henry Sunya, one oi the top
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    S'pore teen taler is better than in Britain-singe
    134 8 S'pore teen taler is better than in Britain -singe CORPORAL Brian Harrison. 27, tenor in the local tafenttttn greatly impressed by the high stai teenage talent here. In the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. Brian said that local teenagr talent was "far superior" to that in Britain. But he did
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    Well-known boy singer wants to be engineer
    152 8 Well-known boy singer wants to be engineer A TEENAGER well-known by his voice in the Tiong Bahru district is 17-year-old schoolboy Jeremy Lee Kian Eng. A final year student of the Bartley Secondary School, Jeremy, though very fond of singing, has no intention of making it a career. He wants
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    Kok Cheow, 19, is determined to obtain a music diploma
    154 8 Kok Cheow, 19, is determined to obtain a music diploma TO Ng Kok Cheow, 19, piano playing is more than a hobby or means of relaxation. HirwiiH l^ 1 do ft P la y the piano daily. I would feel out of sorts and would feel that I have lost
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    mitation tiare and necklance... so like the real thing
    117 9 mitation tiare and necklance... so like the real thing orIVED-NEW SET p COSTUME JEWELLERY AXE look Jt these two pic- Now if it was Queen r Princess Margaret V *3i a caring the tiara and v d say they were r v arc in fact dia- but because it is
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    Don'g rush to the doctor at first sniffle
    183 9 Don'g rush to the doctor at first sniffle Li woman with a mission to ship between doctors and i population of Singapore. rywhere have often been accused I bulk oi the hypochondriacs in I r talking to a number of our medical I I and that there is some truth
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    A NOVEL HANGER FOR YOUR CLOTHES
    166 9 A NOVEL HANGER FOR YOUR CLOTHES THE most novel clothes hanger I've seen is made like a man's face, with a terribly long nose, which although is quite amusing, has another use. It is hero that one hangs the clothes. Made oi brass, it is ideal for the bathroom wali
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    NECKLACE, EARRINGS STUMPED MANY
    153 9 NECKLACE, EARRINGS STUMPED MANY \l/E HAD only 17 all- correct entries to put into the hat this week when we settled down to select the winners for Fashion Sense No. 23. The first to be pulled out of the hat came from Miss C. K. An of 218 Orchard Road,
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    Doylette test for your skill
    60 9 HERE'S something which will prove to be very useful to the housewife and at the same time test her creative ability. w It Is a set of 20 doylettes, lit tip coasters, which can be dipped together to form a variety of shapes and sizes.
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    Shampoo set for dolls
    52 9 Dolls are so well made these days that most have hair that can be combed and styled. Your little girl is bound to be delighted with a shampoo set I found at a local toy shop. Made of plastic, the set comprises shampoo bottles. comb, brushes
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    Cheese Consort Tart is something really different in desserts
    383 9 Cheese Consort Tart is something really different in desserts A ANY people believe that the dessert is one of the most difficult parts of a meal to plan. They are tired of all the usual things and find, to their horror, that they can't think of anything new. Well, Cheese
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      157 9 Fashion Sense No. 25 j j CELPXT the most appropriate accessories for this gay casual dress j from Robinson's. In printed cotton of various shades of green stripes on white, it is very simply cut. Two large pockets set it off. Now place a tick against the accessory in each
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      185 9 Golden wind bells THE latest in wind bells are those which are modelled in the shape of an Oriental roof from which hang long pieces of steel. They are completely gold plated. Plastic egg-cups A SET of four egg cups with a server is one of the best buy on
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      275 10 JINTAN'S TOOTHBRUSH with COLOURED NYLON BRISTLES Ends all families' early morning's squabbles over indistinguishable brushes. Get a different colour for each one of your family. only 55 cts. each Cftmfc Obtainable from all -<^f crood Sundry Shops Students Who Go i Overseas! You need OVERCOATS QUILTS SCARVES WOOLLEN PULLOVERS CARDIGANS
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      566 10 TOP HIT TUNES! Listen to the current Pops at the Records Rendezvous of PARAMOUNT CO., 6, Tiong Bahru Road. The latest releases of top selling records are sure to please all music fans, whatever their musical tastes. FOR CLEAR VISION with cleaner lenses use "SIGHT SAVERS" the silicone treated tissues.
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      646 10 CATHAY SILK STORE, 38/9, Bras Basah Road offers a range of best quality baby napkins, fancy cotton bathmats, fancy table covers, children's singlets and briefs etc- all reasonably priced. CREATE AN ATMOSPHERE of your own with a Travel-Aire portable room cooler. This powerful economical cooler brings cool comfort at three
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      272 10 AGAR AGAR POWDER makes delicious and nutritious jelly for the family's dessert, picnic or party. Thirty cents gets you a packet sufficient for 6 cups. Sole agents, BANLEY CO., LTD., 11, Upper Circular Road. TOURISTS AND VISITORS to Singapore must make a visit to the TIGER NITE CLUB. Great World
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      245 10 sr UNPACKED*. C>> "TROPIX ff 4& To6s Direct From The U.S.A. CHILDREN'S PLAY'N SWIMSUITS Mode Of Finett WASH-N-WEAR Fobrics in Attractive Colours UNUSUAL STYLES! Available at:SOON JOO CO. (House ot Children's Weor) 53, High St. S'pore-6. Telephone: ***** I f% CARE FURNITURE V OF QUALITY i Mode-To-Order or Reodymode ts-stock
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    Ialacca will make strong bid for inter-state rugby title: Kisis, Aussies to boost team
    219 11 Ialacca will make strong bid for inter-state rugby title: Kisis, Aussies to boost team .PORTS CHATTER BY SEBASTIAN RASOU |;ii( Hi r. \bas Rashid and Ivan Scully. Three names in Malacca rugger that will umbered as long the oval shaped leather ball is tossed into space. For it was sta
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    18 PLAYERS OFF TO TAKE PART IN TRIANGULAR HOCKEY MEET
    1387 11 make the journey to >uperrt» the work. It was not the record breakers who received a great ovation from the 500 id spectators but 14-year-old Bien Lent? Nien of Sun Yet S»n House, who. in spite bemg a full lap
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    Race to Molvedo
    25 11 PARIS, Tues. Tiie Italian three-year-old Molvedo scored a clear-cut victory in the Prix De L'arc De Triomphe, Europe's richest race, at Longchamp.
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    World cup shock
    30 11 LUXEMBOURG, Tues.— Lit lie Luxembourg's all-amateur side pulled off one of the soccer shocks of the season when they beat Portugal 4-2 in their World Cup International-
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    RACE FINISHES AT PENANG
    126 11 Class 5. Div. 2— 7 F. Won by: 1, 1. 1. Time: Imin. 32 2/ssec. Class 2, Div. 3— 5»/ 2 F. Won by: 2, 5, 2. Time: lmin. 9 3/ssec. Class 3, Div. 2— 5 2 F. Won by: 1, 3* 2 3>i. Time: lmin.
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    Bussel's Macao G.P. 'secret' out: He'll drive Topeiro DKW
    254 11 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE secret is finally out. Singapore racer Jan Bussel, who finished third in last year's Macao Grand Prix, will be driving a Topeiro D.K.W. Formula Junior car owned by W. Sulke, a well known Hong Kong businessman. Bussel, beyond
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    SUSPENSIONS FOR 3 JOHORE PLAYERS
    142 11 SUSPENSIONS FOR 3 JOHORE PLAYERS JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. The Disciplinary Board of the Johore Bahru Football Association suspended three footballers, including a State player, this week. The three players are: Yusof Hamid the State player, and Tahir Mohammed (both PWD Sports Club) and Pathanathan (Indian Recreation Club). It is believed
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    Austria win 2-1
    19 11 VIENNA. Tues.— Auslilh beat Hungary 2-1 in a soccer international The half time score was 1-1
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    19 11 MOSCOW. TueB— England were beaten 5-0 by Soviet Union in a men's table tennis international here yesterday.
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    Box Office II stands out in moderate field: Grantlee will be danger
    1627 12 Box Office II stands out in moderate field Grantlee will be danger SCRUTINEER picks tomorrow's PENANG winners today ROX OFFICE 11, on his last-start form, shmds out us an extra good n thing among a moderate lot. I give him a confident vote in the cluss UirCe Huat Chye by
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    SCHOOLS' BIG THREE SHOW FORM FOR SEAP GAMES
    415 12 SCHOOLS' BIG THREE SHOW FORM FOR SEAP GAMES KATONG, Tues. —In a record-breaking afternoon, at the schools* inter-district championships, three of the best schoolboy swimmers re- turned times that may earn them places in Sinera pore's swimming team for the South East Asian Games in Rangoon this December. The top
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    Saigon rowers in for the Regatta
    82 12 SINGAPORE. Tu.s —The first batcb ol nmccs representing the i Cub Nautlqoe de Saigon, com-; pcting in the annual Far Eastern I Amateur Rowing Association's re- j g&ita from Thursday to Sunday fit m in yesterday. The re.^t of the team is expected I
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    REME beat SCC
    38 12 SINGAPORE. Tow: R.E.M.E. josl mwnueeri to score a 6-3 win over the Singapore Cricket Club's .-econd string In a friendly rugger match on the padang. The Engi- net-rs scored two ines to the riCC's one.
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    Huat Chye in fast gallop: He's set for main sprint
    178 12  -  SCRUTINEER By PENANG, Tuesday. JJUAT CHYE, a course scratching on the iirst day. revealed sparkling form on the truck this morning in a rousing gallop. Hidden by Chris Dragon, Huat Chye was pulling hard and running fairly wide out on
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    S.R.C. EDGE POLICE 2-1
    265 12 SINGAPORE. Tuc^. A scramble eight minutes before full time saw inside left Rudy Mosbergen help Singapore Rrecreation Club to edge the Police by two goals to one in a SHA Div. Two match played on the Padang yesterday. Though the match was played at a fast
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    569 12 FREE PRESS CYCLE RACE Name A 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. 2. I agree to abide by the rules, and I
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    269 12 SIXTEEN TEAMS ENTER FOR YOUTH 6-A-SIDE FOOTBALL SINGAPORE. Tues. Sixteen teams will fight for top football honours In the youth slx-a-side knockout tournament which gets into stride at the Jalan Besar Stadium here on November 17. The draw has befMi made and the finals will be decided on Friday. November
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    28 12 LONDON. Tiics— Ray Wilson, the Huddersfield Town left -back replaces the injured Mick McNeil In England's soccer team to play Wales at Cardiff on Saturday.
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