The Singapore Free Press, 19 October 1961

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    21 1 KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL HEWS YOU MUST HEAD.,, The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1961. 13 CENTS.
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    CHEAPER MILK PROJECT
    25 1 CHEAPER MILK PROJECT Airline's safety record wins high praise: P. 19 lo fridge needed [c »int venture or r. t j I 1 0 I
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    $4.5m. SCHEME TO RECLAIM SWAMPLAND FOR FARMING
    159 1 $4. 5m. SCHEME TO RECLAIM SWAMPLAND FOR FARMING CJINGAPORE, Thurs The 0 Government has launched a $115,996 pilot scheme to reclaim 4.000 acres ol swampland for primary production over the next three years at a cost ol >4 1 million. III!- Parliamentary Secretarj to the Ministry of National Development. Mr.
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    Mac tells Commons of danger of clash over Berlin
    487 1 Mac tells Commons of danger of clash over Berlin LONDON. Thurs MR. HAROLD MACMILLAN, the British A Prime Minister, said hist night it was dangerous not to take German opinion into full account when considering Berlin and Germany. Britain must not be afraid to state her own views but she
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    PEARLERS TO FIGHT DEPORTATION ORDER IN COURT TODAY
    156 1 PEARLERS TO FIGHT DEPORTATION ORDER IN COURT TODAY I DARWIN. Thurs. The three Malayans under threat ot dcoortation here will fly 2 000 miles to Melbourne next week to challenge the deportation orders in the Australian High Court. Meanwhile all employees in Darwin are being asked to contribute 2/- (70
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    Union man sacked
    36 1 SINGAPORE. ThUTS. The Singapore Textiles and Geneiai Merchants Employees' Union last. night dismissed Mr. Teo Kai Hock, an executive member and secretary ol the union's Wluteaway's Branch Toi activities detrimental to tiie anion.'*
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    The Times dispute
    30 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Industrial Arbitration Court hearing the dispute between the Straits Times Press (Malaya) Ltd. and the Singapore Printing Employees Lnion resumes this afternoon at 2.30.
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    Tin: GSA sells 300 tons
    75 1 WASHINGTON. Thur.s.— The General Services Administration yesterday announced the sale of 300 long tons horn grade tin. A G.S.A. spokesman said prices received ranged I from US$l.l7ll per lb. for Grade C tin to U551.1953 per lb. for Grade A tin. The G.S.A. spokesman said
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    LIGHTERMEN STRIKE AT MIDNIGHT: SHIPPING STANDSTILL
    177 1 LIGHTERMEN STRIKE AT MIDNIGHT: SHIPPING STANDSTILL SINGAPORE. Thurs.— 13 About 2,000 lightermen working in the Outer Roads and the Singapore River went on strike at midnight last night, bringing shipping in the Outer Roads and the river to a virtual standstill This follows a breakdown in the final negotiations on
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    Nik's pledge
    42 1 MOSCO W. Thurs. Mr. Khrushchev saui here yesterday: ••The Soviet. Union Is ready to disband its army and sink our atomic bombs and missiles in tne ocean, bn; of course only given general and complete disarmament under suict international control."
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    Corps for Malaya
    35 1 DEKALB (Illinois i. Thurs. Nine weeks of Peace Corps training began at Noriiiern Illinois University tor 40 volunteers. II the volunteers pass tue course, they will be assigned to work in Malaya.
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    500 in cycle race: Terry, 14, makes it
    197 1 500 in cycle race: Terry, 1 4, makes it SINGAPORE, Thurs Entries for The Free Press cycle race on Nov. 5 last night reached 500. The list has accordingly been closed. The last entry was 14-year-o'd Terry Quek. a student of the St. Joseph's [nstltutloti. It is lutk that Terry
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    Latest
    200 1 HUE UNCh' 0 o 1 1 Iter f t v .cl ipon <!ik v [ling MALAYAN HK Fl S Managers' pri \l.i!.,v II f und nt* i-t H Lund !ltd Mom K< n I UK cents. IWO COMMEI SINM iPORI I Tll P i nt lettei <«t Lion I
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      21 1 "FR. KUHLA" *^--M»'il^ FAMOUS v&%a I■ y. i v'ff Sole Agent*:-— SINGAPORE PIANO CO., 16". ORCHARD RD. SPORE-" 24 pages today
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    Robinsons trade prospects are brighter in K.L., says chairman
    511 2 Robinsons trade prospects are brighter in K.L., says chairman f M~i %^fl3TTT#i 4ft 1 1 Vfl JI ir nTSTiyMTi B^^m l^rTc^ii^ii^ By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Thursday. fHE PATTERN ol trading in Robinson Co., Ltd. is changing and it has to rely more and more on retail sales
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    TIN CLOSES £3 A TON HIGHER: RUBBERS REMAIN DULL
    300 2 TIN CLOSES £3 A TON HIGHER: RUBBERS REMAIN DULL I ONDON, Thurs.— Tin took on a steadier appearance and closed mostly £3 a ton higher. Scattered buying found sel- rs more reserved than ol ate :n view of the prevailing ipressioß that current irket levels ar^ not suffi'iently attractive to
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    Market indices
    37 2 ondon hui :he Pinan- rtmea ma. ket indices fox t ci 3 feast year, week ago, previous md yesterday respec- Tif^- jn i. IM 7. 3"? 9 :irr> Rudberv :0j Kg 9 17^6 173 4
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    Ships in port
    167 2 yMIPS iy»n^ ai«n^jide the S'o^.«oore *harve4 today ,ir» QlO B lyaraa t«oii SS 3 Btanvac Malacc I Man SS .'7. Emi i Toil Gasaria 4' rjikampcli &a unM is, Ki-- n 28, Sadao nw o. i Man 3% Outer rojds X raaS I mi natt, Ntaa QaMi
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    MR. K'S ATTITUDE LEADS TO IMPROVED TONE ON MARKET
    229 2 MR. K'S ATTITUDE LEADS TO IMPROVED TONE ON MARKET LONDON. Thurs. Tuesday's improved lone was maintained in the London lock markets yesterday. Sentiment was helped to some extent by Mr. Khrushchev's apparently more reasonable attitude toward- a German peace treaty but business continued to be restrained by the obscure economic
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    Hong Kong prices
    52 2 HONG KONG, Wed.-— Closing prices here today were: Previous Today S Bank Corporation 5334 $338 sales sales Marden sn.oo si:. 70 sales sales K*kong ohone $40.00 $41.25 D try Farm Cold Storage $33.75 535.00 sales sales IVixkoo Docks $61.00 $62.00 sales sales Jardine Matheson $24.10 $24 30
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    Ups and DOWNs of your shares
    130 2 Ups and DOWNs of your shares L.nsi sales in ihe Singapore Traoing Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: F. and X. ords. $2.40 (uncnanged) Gammon $174 I—l1 1 cent 1. M. Cement $2.33 (unchanged) Robinson :>rds. $1 36 i l cent), Cold Storage $2.43 2 cents). Steamship 80 cents t VS centi
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    Disarmament hint
    29 2 UNITED NATIONS, Thurs.— Cyprus has suggested that an international committee o! nonaligned and nations be set up to mediate deadlocks in disarmament discussions between the great powers.
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    Tory M.P.: 'Merger may not be best solution
    213 2 Tory M.P.: 'Merger may not be best solution I ONDON, Thurs.— Mr. John Eden, nephew of Britain's former Prime Minister, urged the Government last night not to rush into the idea of a merger between Singapore and the Federation of Malaya. He said it was reported that Malaya's Prime Minister,
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    K on Berlin: 'Little change from old stand'-U.S.
    259 2 K on Berlin: 'Little change from old stand' -U.S. WASHINGTON, Thursday. LjUflß. DEAN RUSK, Secretary of State/ said here that Mr. Xikita Khrushchev's withdrawn! of a deadline i'ov an East German peace treaty did serve to reduce tensions somewhat. Mr. Rusk added however] that the Soviet Prime Minister's general observations
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    INSURERS SAY HE ENGINEERED OWN 'MURDER'
    111 2 I IAPETOWN, Thurs.— Five V, insurance companies announced yesterday that the> were repudiating life policy claims for 340.000 rand ($1,445,000) on Baron Dieterich yon Schauroth, shot dead last March, because they believed he "intentionally engineered his own death." Baron yon Schauroth. a 36-year-old farmer
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    Prayers for rain
    33 2 JAKARTA. Thurs. Public Havers for rain have been held j hroughout Centra! Java, the Uoußht-racked province where a lownpour last weekend has been he only moisture In live months. I
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    Dominican riots
    20 2 CTUDAD TRUJILLO. Thurs Ki2h school boys rioted here yesterday battling policemen and firemen in protest against school closures.
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    HE CLAIMS ASSEMBLY BUILDING
    86 2 JAKARTA, Thurs. One j of the heirs of the late Sultan of Jogjakarta has i filed a suit against the present Sultan for possession of the site and building of the Jogjakarta Legislative Assembly. The plaintiff is Mr. G. P. H. Todjokusumo. A date for the
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    COMMISSION MAN'S TORTURED BODY IN RIVER
    196 2 COMMISSION MAN'S TORTURED BODY IN RIVER SAIGON. Thurs. The tortured body of the leader of the South Vietnamese mission to the Interi national Control Commission, who was captured by Communist Viet Cong on Oct. 1. has been found in Saigon River, three miles north of this capital city, the government
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    UN capital fund useful to Malaya
    83 2 NEW YORK. 1 n U I i— M la va yesterday esprassed vie bope that work towards the i or nation ol Uniui Nb:ioii.i capital develop* men: funu woulu continue, aodlug tna: it could nelp Malay! out ol anoKpecied difficulties in its riveyeai nlan.
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    Rusk urges Russia to think again on testing super bomb
    258 2 Rusk urges Russia to think again on testing super bomb WASHINGTON, Thursday. MR Uean Rusk, the U.S. Secretary of State, said yesterday he hoped the Soviet Union would think again about its announced intention to explode a 50-megaton bomb at the end of this month. He said that it was
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  • ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
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      Dow Jones Averages
      40 2 NEW YORK, Oct. 18. Previous Today CO industrials 701.98 704 20 i2O Railroads L 50.42 150.72 40 Dom stic Bonds s:i f.i 83^93 tllf w 12«.7S 127. .H !65 Stnr«s Composite I Avora^es 241.27 24* 1 06
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      U.S. Pepper
      39 2 Malabar spot 43, afloats 42j Oct i shipment 12 Lan pong spot 43. afloata j 12 Khipment 42 Mut.tok white 2° l a a t" »20. Oct. shipment 49i, sellers ex-dock Above i quoted in U.B .ems
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      138 2 LONDON, Oct. 18. Pr cv Miiis Tmlrfv RUBBER No. 1 HSS C i I F. ii r o I) c a n oorts Oct unquoted unquoted No» 24 9/32 24 5/16 RtIHBBR No. 1 RSS Soot L' 4 I' IH 24 9/16 RLniifß No. 1 RSS settlement
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      New York Prices
      72 2 NEW YORK. Oct 1R Previous Today I TIN Straits spot 120.37 120.87 HiRBFR Futures Rex Contract. Nov. 29.55 29 7.". Jan. -Iv'..;, Jii TONE: Quiet but steady. SALES: Nil. 8t «M'l.irrt Contract No» 29.37J 29 60 J 2s. 95 TONE: Quirt. SALES. Nil. i No 1 RSS
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      84 2 LONDON, Oct. Ift Previous Today COPRA Philippines ci f. UK North European p•r 1 1 delivered weight per COPRA Straits Borne* o.i.f. U.K.' North European Ports delivered weight net long ton I Oct./Nov £„9 iyj COCONUT OIL crude Strait* e.i.f. European ports in bulk per i«ng ton
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    UNKNOWN
    91 2 PARIS took i measuft Urns vest ere j day nj i Algeria, opener i ter oh. The Be Ga i\ the e*| ol L.500 i trator night in roundup will be i the be re.:.: >oned mci outbrea.K scene and one Pre ma..' W buted i organ! atl FLN
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    NOW ARMY HIS NOTICE BOARD FOR PIN-UPS
    42 2 NOW ARMY HIS NOTICE BOARD FOR PIN-UPS Ho u.\. Ti: Army pica ol for it mer.t up: for ptnrtus i i,ew uriii bachel< at tfo I Cava irv B Among er- will i i have foan central I :In wardrobe electrical] cupboard
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    'ADULT STUDENTS LEARN BETTER AND FASTER'
    142 3 'ADULT STUDENTS LEARN BETTER AND FASTER' SINGAPORE, Thurs. Adult students learn better and faster when they are given the opportunity to see the things which are taught to them in class Thi.s is the opinion of Mr. Wong Wee Sung, a Chinese Language teacher of an adult evening class at
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    'Reah for the stars' is her motto
    106 3 AGING CAREERifED AT FOUR r n UJr th* j* -»v»'u<h ''4 rt t her S';,'"- C" »""> '-Hu"', 1 Mi** übuvt). I now appearing at a Singapore hotel. Betty was very modest about her success when interviewed by The Free Press yesterday. She
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    S'pore and Butterworth planes to fly in big air show in Manila
    319 3 S'pore and Butterworth planes to fly in big air show in Manila SINGAPORE, Thursday. pLANES based in Singapore and Butterworth will be taking part in South-East Asia's biggest air show to be held in Manila on Nov. 26. The Royal New Zealand Air Force have chosen its No. 7r> Squadron
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    SEVEN BANDS TO PERFORM AT POPPY DAY SHOW
    183 3 SEVEN BANDS TO PERFORM AT POPPY DAY SHOW SINGAPORE. Thurs. A »3 military display, in aid I the Poppy Day Appeal Fund, will be held at the Singapore Badminton Stalium, Guillemard Read, on N v 9 and 10, at 8.30 p.m. A total ol seven military lands will participate In
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    Armstrong's new revenue job
    52 3 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. Henry Armstrong, until recently Assistant Secretary in the Health Ministry, has assumed duties as Principal Collector of Land Revenue. With this posting. Mr. Lim Cheng Hong, who had been acting in the post, reverts to his appointment as senior executive officer in the
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    Lock icon DIFFICULT PLAY — BUT THEY PASS THE TEST
    257 3 DIFFICULT PLAY BUT THEY PASS THE TEST SINGAPORE, Thurs.— After crime serious on Monday and crime Irresponsibly insouciant on Tuesday, it was refreshing last night to see the Tanglin Players' entry for the' Services Drama Festival at the Cultural Centre. Their production, A. C. Thomas' 'The Little Door", was serious
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    Welcome to Singapore
    154 3 Welcome to Singapore Mr. Lan Adair and Mr. P. D. Tindley. tobacco manufacturers, arrived from London for a thr.ec days' stay before going to Kuala Lumpur. They stay at the Goodwood Hotel. Mr. A. H. Thomsen. a German company director, flew in from Japan for three days. He is staying
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    No-water zones
    46 3 SIN GAPORE Thurs. Water will be cut oil today in Zones Six and Seven from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. No water areas tomorrow are Zones One and Three (8 a.m. to 2 p.m.): and Zones Two and Five (2 p.m. to 8 p.m.)
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    431 3 SINGAPORE DIARY '1 I 3ftr B mLIB J m m ,m m mmm mmmV^ I~ ffsdfds gsd hdga SINGAPORE, Thursday. PRESENTATION ceremony at the Istana Negara on Monday will mark an auspicious day for 22 boys who will receive the award of a Queen's Scout's certificate. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara,
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      382 3 CINEMAS TRADE FAIR at Singapore ALHAMBRA: Secret of Birth Polytechnic, Prince Edward 1.30. 4. 6.30, 9.30. Road. CAPITOL: Tiie Last Sunset SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: 1 45. 4, 6 45, 930. Exhibition of works by local CATHAY: Payroll 1.30. 4, artists, British Council. Amber 6.30, 9.30. Mansions. Orchard Road, 10 GLOBE:
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    S'PORE CHESHIRE HOME PROGRESS IMPRESSES VISITORS FROM JOHORE
    185 4 S'PORE CHESHIRE HOME PROGRESS IMPRESSES VISITORS FROM JOHORE CHANGI, Thursday. MEMBERS of the manage- ment committee of the Johore Cheshire Home who visited the Singapore Cheshire Home in Telok Paku were highly impressed with the progress made there. Mr. Lim Kay Hua, chairman of the Johore Cheshire Home management committee,
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    Islanders want classes in English
    157 4 Islanders want classes in English PULAU ÜBIN, Thurs. Residents of Pulau Übin want the only Malay School on the island to start English classes like those in the mainland. But the Sekolah Melayu Pulau Übin. which wjus .started early in 1956. is at the moment in need of an English
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    NURSE GOES TO BRITAIN TO STUDY MIDWIFERY
    108 4 NURSE GOES TO BRITAIN TO STUDY MIDWIFERY SINGAPORE, Thurs. Miss Wong Yoke Lan. (above), a qualified nurse has left on the liner Oranje for a two-year midwifery course in Britain. Miss Wong. youngest daughter of Dato S. Q. Wong, of Oxley Road, will be studying at St. Meilers Hospital in
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    'Popular' classes
    39 4 IPOH, Thurs.— Rural adult education classes in Perak, teaching the national language, are proving extremely popular, particularly among the Chinese residents of the new villages, according to Syed Haris Waffa bin Syed Abdul Rahman, the senior supervisor.
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    Welfare homes told: Keep discipline, avoid punishment
    271 4 Welfare homes told Keep discipline, avoid punishment SINGAPORE, Thursday. QIRLS under 14 years of age living in "places of safety*' can be subjected to corporal punishment according to the rules laid down by the Minister for Labour and Law. under the Women's Charter. The rules the Women's Charter Protection of
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    30 ON CIVICS COURSE TO SEE PLACES OF INTEREST
    114 4 30 ON CIVICS COURSE TO SEE PLACES OF INTEREST SINGAPORE, Thurs— Thirty men an<i women will tour the harbour and visit other places of interest tomorrow during a "citizens course." The course is organised by the Pearls Hill Youth Club with tbe assistance of the Ministry of Culture. Mr. Fong
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    Municipal architect to retire soon
    73 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Mr. Eric Taylor, the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Architect, who saw the growth of the Federal capital into a booming city, is due to retire soon after nine years' service. Mr. Taylor's post is due to be Malayanised in a few years, but
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    Decoration for officer in MRNVR
    133 4 Decoration for officer in MRNVR SINGAPORE. Thurs. Lieutenant Commander L Donald Moore (above l oi I the Singapore division ol P the Malayan Royal Naval 1 Volunteer Reserve ha.s been awarded a Reserve Decoration by the Government for his long and meritorious service. He has been 14 years in the
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    ENGLISH AND MALAY TO BE TAUGHT AT CENTER
    53 4 ENGLISH AND MALAY TO BE TAUGHT AT CENTER v English w Will son:. >;,■ the Jalan E munity 0 Disclc thj land leadk saj were bJeni requests tbe Chan An.'t Ma/urk. 200 bos gularlj Th( gil etnbroid< i flower-makin In additii i learn radl< Inch* Ma: residents daily fn Saturday
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    UNKNOWN
    79 4 PULAU ÜBIN T than 150 kampoj i ers. friendi su I tended a n ligi H Pulau Dbin M I j to mark Pi toil birthday Officials which U Übir. pong lead* i the neightx irii The N!:. [Rom U f; dang XV Char."-: T Geylar. Koran read The
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    UNKNOWN
    16 4 KUALA Ten-cen ;> i portrait Abdul A-\. S will be on offices and Selangoi on N
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    Back on duty
    24 4 TANJONG MALIM. Thurs. —Mr. W. F. Higgins has resumed duty as manager of Tanjong Malim Estate on return from long leave.
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    Lock icon CHANGI WEDDING
    54 4 picture. INCHE BAHARI BIN ABDIL AZIZ Seljl^ Segamat. and his wife, the former Che ul Abdul Khair, at their Bersanding i«rciu..rn p in Kampong Melayu, Singapore. Tli<* Xr i,ik *j son of Mr. and Mrs. Aziz bin Haji ahmud. is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mr* pu
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    STUDENTS PREPARE FOR EXAMS
    66 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— With end-of-year examinations just around the corner, many secondary students in Singapore are swotting in their homes, libraries and public parks. They are taking Senior Cambridge, Higher School Certificate and final term examinations. The Singapore National Library has been almost packed to capacity with
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    THE SEA OF TREASURE
    57 5 THE SEA OF TREASURE Fk-eral days of pleasant sailing, blue sea and into Ihe blue sky. deck, smoking, letting the jim ut ooze through me like s itive, as Ihe schooner rocked (illlt Ihe i iiom i n* by i c?n r; breaks ntic J r I Hooded £icor led.
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    TRAPPED INSIDE A SINKING SHIP...
    1132 5  - TRAPPED INSIDE A SINKING SHIP. Lt. Harry Riesebera WATER WAS UP TO MY NECK AS I POUNDED ON THE DOOR ABOVE IT WAS STUCK FAST by WgW m A VOYACE THROUCH THE SPANISH MAIN TO FIND i THE WRECKS OF SPANISH CALLEONS SUNK WHILE CARRY ING VAST TREASURIES OF GOLD.
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      371 5 THE SINGAPORE DRUG HOUSE j X CHEMISTS DRUGGISTS X X 305, Tanjong Katong Road, Singapore 15. X announce their opening for X X business from Monday, 16th October, 1961 and extend an invitation to all friends residents X of the area to drop in make 4. their selection from the
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    Scandal of the phone vandals
    346 6 Scandal of the phone vandals i^^H pUBLIC telephones are installed for the convenience of the people as a whole. The expensive equipment is paid for out of public funds. This point does not seem to have registered in the minds of those individuals who have been wilfully and maliciously damaging
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    HOW MUCH DAMAGE DID THE DAM-BUSTERS DO?
    1010 6 Far less than thought, says ex-bomber chief hitting out at the official war history just published AIR VICE-MARSHALL Donald Bennett, C.8., C.8.E., D.S.O. the Australian who commanded the famous Pathfinder Force of Bomber Command reviews the official history of the RAF's bombing offensive
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    Lock icon STEREO SOUND THE RIGHT WAY
    603 7  -  JOHN WARNER Quality of components g,ood, but acoustics not Test: Is your listening room 'dead' or live'? By ROOM acoustics and speaker placement are the most underrated factors in enjoying high fidelity stereo. No matter what the quality of the components, the sound a stereo
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    ONLY 15, BUT SHE'S A TOP POP SINGER
    123 7 ONLY 15, BUT SHE'S A TOP POP SINGER THE last term ot school is often a bore for young people anxious to start in the adult world. But few schoolgirls can tccl as frustrated os Helen Shapiro. She is only 15 years old, so she has to dress in school
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    396 7 THE high fidelity component in kit form is at the peak of its popularity. Never has such a wide variety of kits been offered to the hi-fi enthusiast. There was a time when only the simplest models of components were available In kits. But
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    The Alley's new pub
    126 7 DENMARK STREET is a sad place nowadays. The White Lion, the Tin Pan Alley pub, is closing down. It's due to be demolished in May. "Of course they're all moaning about it," said Wray, the landlord, drily, surveying the lunchtime assortment of song-writers, music publishers, journalists
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    makes a single
    99 7  -  Sir Michael Let nobody sneer ot the pop single. Even Sir Michael Redgrave has made one now. The juke boxes will soon be churning out his smooth suave version of No My Darling Doughter, which he sings with Juliet Mills. It's the title ot a film they've
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    461 7 Humans are still needed for translating AN American firm has demonstrated to British Government officials and businessmen a machine which it is claimed can translate from a foreign language at the rate of 60,000 words an hour. Meanwhile in tho National Physics Laboratory in Middlesex, 350 linguists. computer experts and
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    316 8 THE factory, Perpetuum, was founded in 1911 by Mr. Josef Steidinger. After his death, his widow took over till 1936 when Miss Hermine Steidinger, the daughter, became the managing director. In June. 1937 Messrs. Albert Ebner Co. joined Perpetuum and the new firm took the name,
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    TAPE-RECORDER CAN BE USED TWO WAYS
    487 8 TAPE-RECORDER CAN BE USED TWO WA YS THE Akai Tcrecorder, Model 902. is a magnetic tape recorder with one amplifier and a tape transport mechanism equipped with dual track. record-play head. The recorder is contained in a rugged, vinyl-covered carrying case and requires only tape and a take-up reel for
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    99 9 rECORDERS THAT ARE COMPANION OF GOOD LIVING l j an I m a n oi flung lued b e sign and the uncrs tion as M 5, »t< nicer: n ihe rd to the grand rendered Remarkable kabk P* I at bub- by 0 it mance '.try Cho- •< rvo
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    Mister STEREO: That's Frey
    798 9 Mister STEREO: That's Frey Frey started in the record business by accident-he was left with thousands of Israeli folk discs Fidelity president, Sidney Frey, 40, started in the record business in 1948. During the war, he was shipped out as a ship's carpenter in the merchant marine, and following the
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    'Certain rhythm' fingers are worth £5,000
    148 9 THE highest-priced lingers in 1 skiffle must belong to Marc Sharratt, who plays the washboard in the hit-producing Chas. McDevitt skiffle group. Sharratt has insured the fimrers that produce the group's "certain rhythm" for £5,000 with Lloyd's. It was one of the strangest covers
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    STEREO DISCS HAVE SHORTCOMINGS
    407 10  -  JOHN WARNER By RECORD manufacturers, recovering front the turmoil occasioned by the advent of the stereo record, have made great strides in reducing distortion and increasing frequency response. But people who play serious music on high quality audio equipment are still irked over general shortcomings in
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    FOLLOW EVERY INSTRUCTION IN THE KIT'S MANUAL
    77 10 it From Page Seven critical in preamplifiers and tuners. An adjunct to this is the length of the leads. When the book .-ays 2 in., make it just that. in short, follow every last instruction in the manuals. Take plenty ol time and
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    230 10 A ITER 50 years of research, man is able to mass-produce quartz crystals, which are used in radio and television transmitters as well as telephone communications, radar and sonor. The man-made quart/ crystals are being produced at the Merrimack Valley works oi the Western electric Co.
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    It;s roses all the way for Winnie and her beat-up 50/fother' piano
    582 11  - It;s roses all the way for Winnie and her beat-up 50/fother' piano DOUGLAS ENEFER S> Her jangle means money who l- regarded over i.trc Ihe world's surface as >„v piano players, spread LIo: ds for £40,000. U concerts ai the ser- ing the v ar," she said. s bet me
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    NO ROOM FOR NEW CARUSO: HUGHES
    623 11 NO ROOM FOR NEW CARUSO: HUGHES THIS wick's singles tverc plopping obedient* ly on to the turntable of my gramophone much like the List, when one of them intruded forcibly on tlie monotony. I heard tinkly harps, swooping strings, ar.d a vast undulating choir, waxing and vaning on the single
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    942 12 'Friendship through music' at work "THERE is more to music than the pleasure of performing it or hearing: it performed. Music is a potent force for democracy and brotherhood." So says Dr. Elaine Isaacson Brown who has been putting her theory to work through Singing City. a community wide choral
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    I LIKE EVERY WORD I SING TO BE HEARD
    463 14 I LIKE EVERY WORD I SING TO BE HEARD ROSEMARY CLOONEY, now 33, is very much the American type of woman. She has a brown face, fluffy yellow hair, and nice straight American legs. Sometimes her great goofy blue eyes screw up in bewilderment, sometimes they crinkle in a big
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    488 14 lAZZ king Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong flew to London recently to start an 18-day tour. And as he tear-hugged his fourth wife, Lucille, he growled: "This is me chick that makes it possible for me to go around the world* tike I was 21, not kicking
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    812 14  -  UNKNOWN =S«aai^l«aal«^*===^^»aa^==S^§ fdsfdsf f dsf fd fsdfs e h as afsd SIDNEY BECHET (Ember LP 3330). What is "trad"? It certainly is not a group of men in bizarre uniform playing while standing in a swimming bath (to cite just one of the minor recent lunacies of Hie British
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    401 14 Everybody needs securitj says rich Mr. Paul Anka pOUR years ago Paul Anka composed and recorded a song called Diana. The world sales figure was eight million, coming second only to Bing Crosby's White Christmas. Mr. Anka was 16 at the time and living in his native Ottawa. That
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    Eartha expecting, she continues to sit
    84 14 EARTH A KITT, the dynamic singer, is expecting a batyy this month, but it hasn't interfered at all with her work. Recently she appeared on British television and raised protests from viewers who felt she ought not to appear in such a condition. But
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    736 15 Jo Stafford is sorry for teenagers Poor little rich boy likes money nFFORD is one of those remarkable i )V women who cope. A nU rl( < a home and family (composer and SW n v vS band Paul Weston, and two child- has appeared everywhere from the r. v.
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    1558 16 Tests to find out the quality of your tapes MECHANICAL, ELECTRO-ACOUSTIC PROPERTIES This illustration demonstrates a quarter-track and a hall-track recording. On each track different frequencies have been recorded and magnetisation has been made visible by spreading minute iron powder particles on to the tracks. A drop out which can
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    145 19 HEYRE OFF TO ATTEND SECOND STUDENT5 T UDENT SEMINAR IN MANILA WAR I inns students for the Second itiun s P Hents t„ be r N Jong I Iniver- >^i in Singat nion, Mr I thf Nan- 5 r.«S£ i th. Singaesation, I Inter. i Conferi oised by nol stui
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    102 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs A 20-ft. frieze, painted by 10-year-olds from Alexandra Junior School. Singapore, yhas been the centre of attraction at the Army Arts and Crafts exhibition at the Board of Trade building in Whitehall London. .The frieze, depicting: a crosssection of the Singapore scene, was painted by 30 children, under
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    93 19 FOUR STUDENTS PASS LIFE SAVING EXAMS SINGAPORE. Thurs. Four local students have passed their Intermediate Certificate and Bronze Medallion examinations of the Royal Life Saving Society. London. They were Chesney Schooling. Tham Peng Moon, (of St. Joseph's Institution*. Lim Hua Cheng and Chan Hon Meng (Pasir Panjang Secondary School* The
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    THIRTY JAPANESE ON MARKET SURVEY
    154 19 UTDfrv PAYA LEBAR, Thursday. IHIRTi1 HIRTi Japanese executives representing :J0 different trades and manufacturing concerns, leave tomorrow after making a markel survey of Singapore. The party, the South-East Asia Export Market Exploring Team, is led by Mr. RiichJ Yamamoto. The delegates are either directors, general
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    Police changes
    38 19 IPOH. Thurs.- senior Inspector CM. de Cruz, from Kuala Lumpur, has taken over duties as prosecuting oflicer of the Ipoh Magistrate's court, from Senior Inspector Atam Singh who has gone on three months' leave to India.
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    PROHIBITED ROADS DURING GAP HILL CLIMB
    120 19 PROHIBITED ROADS DURING GAP HILL CLIMB gIXGAPORE, Thurs.— About 240 motor racing enthusiasts will battle for' honours at the Dunlop Gap Hill Climb on Sunday. The Traffic Police warn that a few road junctions will be prohibited to the public! between 1 pm. and 6 pm. on' October 21. and
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    $900,000 aid for padi planters
    44 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Tlie Selangor Padi Planters Board is to spend $900,000 to I aid padi planters in Selangor. This money had never been spent since it was voted by the Federation Government In 1955 as a relief fund.
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    S.T.B. cuts tax: Now it's cheaper pnones for 1,418
    214 19 S.T.B. cuts tax: Now it's cheaper pnones for 1,418 SINGAPORE. Thurs. T h c Singapore Telephone Board is doing away with a 33--year-old practice of levying extra charges on subscribers who live more than two miles from the nearest exchange. From January next year they will be treated on a
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    DEEPAVALI PLAY TO STRESS NEED FOR PEACE
    90 19 DEEPAVALI PLAY TO STRESS NEED FOR PEACE SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Arya Samaj will stage a "peace" drama on November 5 at the Victoria Theatre to celebrate Deepavali. the Hindu festival of lights, and the Samaj s 34 Ui anniversary. The drama, written by Mr. Shridhar Tripathi. wellknown Hindi scholar
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      547 19 ir IT'C VflllD DIDTIinAY plrte an idpa wniclt nas boon whe imagination, coupled with If IT S IUUn Dlninimi asking for attention. action, can bring out exceptionYOU are basically an idea j piCPCC (Feb. 20 Mar. 20): a,, y A™ results, man. They come to you fast, *_7* A F,^E
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    Secret panel will pick queen at anniversary dance
    272 20 Secret panel will pick queen at anniversary dance SCOOTER PAGE... BY KEN JALLEH SINGAPORE'S first Lambretta Queen, to be elected by a panel of "secret" judges, will be awarded a brand new Lambretta scooter which Borneo Motors are donating for the scooter beauty competition. The competition, open to all women,
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    NEW CLUB FOR RIDERS OF THREE MAKES
    164 20 \IK. .hick Ladbrook, manager of Far East Motors Limited, was elected president of Singapore's newest scooter clvb the Far East Scooter Club, which met on Saturday to elect ils officials for the year. As soon as the formalities are completed with the Registrar
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    FREE PETROL ON SUNDAY FOR ALL LAMBRETTA OWNERS
    114 20 MORE than 100 scooterists are expected to take part in the Lambretta Owners' Association's Gymkhana at the Old Kallang Airport on Sunday. Mr. Koh Peng Soon, president of the association. said that Borneo Motors Is giving tree petrol, not only to tlie
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    ON A DIANA BUILT FOR 3
    52 20 O SCOOTERS built for three are becoming extremely popular with small and here is the Diana and sidecar being tried out. The side cat attachm* $650 and is comfortable for the wife, or young son or daughter. Ihe third He sits on the pillon,
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    Skids can be avoided if you known what causes them, take right precautions
    1136 20 Skids can be avoided if you known what causes them, take right precautions "LWEN the best of riders tumble at some time or other. A skid may lead a scooterist to a serious accident, or may be death. This article, reproduced from SCOOTER THREE WHEELER, tells you what causes skidding,
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    Drive for 500 new members
    492 21  -  ALEXANDRA LEE f fsdf f fsf df sd jksdfkops ksdofj iod HIS BEST FRIEND-A 23-YEAR-OLD MOUTH ORGAN THAT BROUGHT COMFORT DURING THE WAR CHINESE V.M.C.A. REDUCES SUBSCRIPTION FEE FOR A MONTH IN BID TO GET MORE TO JOIN UP 'pHE 12th. membership campaign month launched
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    101 21 lvi fade popular ta .il nhen sc irhen happy hut tliM a Den more re will al- r.r> >f I*, fore m nam with a good hand oi applause, before vhe started a \Ve>tern hit song. For Baby Wong, it is quite a climb since the early years of straggle
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    Good example must be set by parents at all times
    394 21  - Good example must be set by parents at all times DEMI TASSE NEWS, VIEWS FOR PARENTS BY pAREXTS must at all times set the example for their children to follow and this can be a "tall order" these days. In fact, most of the ills of today can be attributed
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      192 21 a adelphi Mi GRILL EJ§ S GASTRONOMY WEEKS °rh o 28th OCTOBER, 1961 cjlit.es served during Luncheon Dinner FoM Songs and Dances by OLIANO HIS ADELPHI QUINTET with HO and WINSTON FILMER 21 si OCT. FASHION SHOW by OF CORAI modelled by RUTH WARNER'S NNEQUINS Singapore Model Acodemy) REVLON WATCHES
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    Best prints from 4 countries will be on show
    412 22 Best prints from 4 countries will be on show CAMERA COLUMN BY SUNNY GIAM SPOTLIGHTS THE 9TH PAN-MALAYAN PHOTOGRAPHY SALON AUTHORESS Han Su Yin will officially open the 9th Pan-Malayan Photographic Exhibition at the Hollywood Room on Saturday at 2 p.m. It is being sponsored by the Photographic Society of
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    MUSIC QUIZ
    60 22 f\\JH mystery star VJ last week was Toni Eden. The winner of two Philips EP discs is G. Dean of 10 Philips Avenue, Singaoore 19. This week we have another oopular star of the music world. When you have made your guess send your entry to The Free
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    French band plays the cha-cha with verve, vigour on this record
    217 22 French band plays the cha-cha with verve, vigour on this record JONATHAN RUSSELL ON NEW DISCS VTORMAN MAINE provides an exotic combination on this record (Fontana 660.243 MR 10-inch) under review. His band is French and the music they play is Latin American the result is rather pleasing. All the
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    HIT' REVIEW WINS $10
    219 22 rpHIS week's Critic Contest A winners is Colin Han of 42 Kandahar Street. Singapore 7. He wins the cash prize of $10 for his entry: After weeks of patient waiting,, the tune. "Take Good Care of My Baby" by Bobbie. Vee has finally emerged as the
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    Football Association honours veteran sportsman Barth
    180 23 SINGAPORE, Thursday. cOD RIG v X vi \R-OLD veteran sports|!V Bil ,ih of CaWe and Wireless i two individual awards Softball Association. s j a fceen tennis and football days and also skippered many years took up softrs ano. md cheerful, he told The
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    160 will take part in Union's annual sports meet
    234 23 160 will take part in Union's annual sports meet FARRER PARK. Thursday. ABOUT 100 athletes including 30 women from T>4 branches of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees will take part in the Union's second annual athletic championships on Sunday at 2.30 p.m. in conjunction with the second anniversary celebrations
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    TOP AWARD GOES TO ORTSMAN GURMIT
    62 23 t vgg promising State cricketer, was awarded -j'n.i *fl S< hooTs "Sportsman of the Year" jv.r thi school's annual speech day. Ourmit m.' the Indian Wiuiation this season. Last year s „n,. prominent members of the Singapore Igi Scboob Pleven Pit ture shows Gurmit
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    Football comrades of Russia Snore the lira
    312 23  - Football comrades of Russia Snore the lira I. Wooldridge. By London. Thursday [fool 11 Supremo ol Soviet Russia led us in f procession across the heavy his bulky frame warily to the nted his elbows on the table flsts resolutely in front of his f s I I I 1
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    Irish triumph
    24 23 BDFABT. Thura Nortoerr Ireland beat Greece 2-0 In a World fl ccci Cup preliminary match la.st aighl lhe\ led 1-0 »t halftime.
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    New Zealand loss on MCC tour
    48 23 WELLINGTON, Thurs. -The New Zealand Cricket Council suffered a loss of £1.527 on the M.C.C. tour which ended in March. Gate receipts for the zz matches totalled £30.674 and a further £870 came from broadcasting fees. But expenses were higher, totalling £33,071.
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    7th round K.O.
    33 23 TOKYO Thins. Japan's Funuko Kaizu last night knocked on i Thailand- Samart Somdaeng to win the orient middleweight title The Japanese knot- kee. out the Thai In tne seventh louna.
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    ARMY PLAYERS TO JOIN STATE SQUAD
    80 23 ARMY PLAYERS TO JOIN STATE SQUAD SINGAPORE. Thurs. Five Army hockey players have been selected by the Singapore Hockey Association to join the State training squad. The players are Nizar 1 19 Signals Regt Badawai IREME), Noordin (19 Signals Regiment), Abdullah H8 Sianals Regt) and Jaffar '19 Signals Regt'. It
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    Two casualties in Kiwi team
    57 23 JOHANNESBURG, Thurs.— Graham Dowling, New Zealand touring team opening batsman, will be out of cricket for at least ten days. He fractured a finger while playing against Western Australia en route for South Africa at the weekend. Another New Zealand casu- alty is Dick Motz.
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    SCC hit SHB Police for six
    55 23 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore Cricket Club scored a decisive victory over the S.H.B- Police by six goals to two to a friendly hockt.y fixture on the padang yesterday. Gilson, Cooke and Kirn Seng scored two goals each for the SCC while Messa and Chankran notched
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    Introducing the Grand Prix of South Africa
    158 23 T>ARIS. Thurs.— The International Automobile Association has announced the dates of the World Automobile Grand Prix races for the World Driving Championships. %Ie world driving title won this season by Phil Hill of Los Angeles in a i Ferrari, will be competed 1
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    'ATTACK' Is my one aim vows M.C.C.'s dashing skipper Ted Dexter
    845 23  - 'ATTACK' Is my one aim vows M.C.C.'s dashing skipper Ted Dexter A. Bannister By Lahore, Wed. CL In the Tests in w India and Pakistan I might sacrifice a batsman for an extra bowler. That might sound risky, but I shall insist on attack to achieve results. The last thing
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    SANTOK PLAYS MATCHWINNER FOR KHALSA
    87 23 SANTOK PLAYS MATCHWINNER FOR KHALSA BALESTIER. Thurs— Briihant stick-work by centreforward Sanick Singh enabled Khal.^a Association to score their third victory of the season when they edgea Combined Scnools 2-1 m a SHA Division 3 maicn played here yesierday. The schools had a better sham of the game in the
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    SABF cannot lose the gamble on Crusaders
    431 24 SABF cannot lose the gamble on Crusaders iM^t^Mi >THE Crfisaders, South Australia's offering to the South East Asian world of basketball, return to Singapore today after a successful Federation tour and until they show their stuff. Singapore Amateur Basketball Federation officials are keeping their fingers crossed Charmers they may be
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    British football
    67 24 LONDON. Thars.— Results ol yesierdaVA football matches were: fa XI i rue Arm 2, Division One: Cardifl City 2 West Biomwich 2. Division Two: Sonthumpton 0 PivMon 0. Division Three: Shrewsbury Town o Wat lord 1. Division Four: Bradford City c Cbesterfieid 2. RoctMntle 1 DurttDfttou 3. Wrexnam
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    STRONG SCC 'A' HELD BY 5 DOG COMPANY ON PADANG
    227 24 STRONG SCC 'A' HELD BY 5 DOG COMPANY ON PADANG SINGAPORE, Thurs. A strong SC C A' team was held to a scoreless draw by 5 Dog Coy. Royal Military Police in a rugger match played on the padang yesterday Play was scrappy throughout except tor the last ten minutes
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    INDIANS HOLD COMBINED SCHOOLS TEAM
    214 24 INDIANS HOLD COMBINED SCHOOLS TEAM SINGAPORE. Wed. In- 1 dian Association just managed to hold Combined 1 Schools to a one-all draw in a Singapore Hockey Association division one match play- I ed here yesterday. The schoolboys dominated play for most or the name, but did not have the luck.
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    Aussie girls took a year to save for S.E. Asia tour
    347 24  - Aussie girls took a year to save for S.E. Asia tour B. NORMAN By Singapore, Thursday nrHE South Australian women cagers who return to Singapore today after their Federation games, are on a busman's holiday, the Crusaders' Liaison Officer, Catherine Sheridan, revealed. Each girl saved nearly $3,200 to make the
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    MALAYS GIVE THE S.C.R.C. A GOOD FIGHT
    234 24 MALAYS GIVE THE S.C.R.C. A GOOD FIGHT KATONG, Thurs.— S.C.R.C., who are strong favourites to retain the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association's Kliney Cup in the senior section, had to fight hard before beating Malay Sports Association 6-0 here yesterday. Results: Senior Section: SCRC bt MSA 6-0 (SCRC players mentioned first):
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    M.C.C. XI IN GOOD POSITION FOR VICTORY
    124 24 M.C.C. XI IN GOOD POSITION FOR VICTORY IYALLPUR, Thurs. A treacherous pitch on which 20 wickets fell for 225 runs yesterday should help the M.C.C. beat the Governor's XI here today. With six runs for no wicket on the board in their second innings, the Governor's XI need 234 more
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    MALAYANS SWEEP THROUGH TO Q-FINALS
    102 24 MALAYANS SWEEP THROUGH TO Q-FINALS JJOMBAY, Thurs.— All the three Malayan pairs reached easily the quarter-finals in the men's doubles event of the Western India badminton championships last nightScores: Boon Bee and Yee Khan beat S Goeland and Watal 15-5. 10-10. Teh Kew San and Omar Ibrahim beat M. Samdani
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    Dynamo champs
    14 24 MOSCOW, Thurs.— Kiev Dynamo yesterday won the Soviet Union Football League championship
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    DARUL AFIAH LADS IMPRESS IN SIXES TOURNAMENT
    232 24 DARUL AFIAH LADS IMPRESS IN SIXES TOURNAMENT tat an BESAR Thursday. DARUL Affah look good for honours at the Singapore youths six-a-side competition at the Jalan Besar Stadium. They slammed Haikowyu <B' by 34 points to one in the quaterfinal, and toaay they meet Star Soccerites 'A' in the semi-final.
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    TEAMWORK EARNS P.W.D. A 2-0 VICTORY
    46 24 TEAMWORK EARNS P.W.D. A 2-0 VICTORY AVER RAJAH, Thurs. Teamwork gave Public Works Department a wellearned 2-0 victory over REME in a Division Three hockey match yesterday. The game was keenly contested throughout. Both teams evenly matched. Maniam and D. Morris netted the goals for P.W.D.
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    Percy decides
    31 24 BUKIT TIMAH, Thurs.— Percy Pennefather scored tiie only goal in the match to give Police a 1-0 victory in a Division One hockey match against University of Malaya yesterday.
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    Newport superior
    22 24 LONDON, Thur.s. Results of yesterday's Rugby Union matches were: Newport 17 Llanelly 9, St. Mary's Hospital 0 Cambridge University 17.
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    YATIM SAVES THE CEYLONESE FIVE MINUTES FROM TIME
    154 24 YATIM SAVES THE CEYLONESE FIVE MINUTES FROM TIME SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A goal by Yatim five minutes before time enabled Ceylon Sports Club to hold R.A.F. Seletar in a Division One hockey match at Balestier Road yesterday. The Ceylonese strongly fancied to win this season's League championships found the Seletar team
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    SITE FOR TOKYO OLYMPIC GAMES DECIDED
    176 24 SITE FOR TOKYO OLYMPIC GAMES DECIDED rKVO. Thurs. Washington Heights, a United States security forces housing settlement here, has been provisionally selected as the site for the Olympic Village when Tokyo holds the 1964 Games. The Metropolitan Government which for months argued in favour of CampDrake, another forces settlement, finally
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    JAMAICA BOWLER IN FORM: ROCK TAKES 4-8
    76 24 JAMAICA BOWLER IN FORM: ROCK TAKES 4-8 GEORGETOWN. Thurs Barbados shot out Jamaica for 95 at Bourda yesterday to win their interterritorial cricket semi-final by an innings and 103 runs. Scores: Jamaica 466 and 95. Barbados 664. Jamaica, after resuming at 58 for four, lost their remaining wickets In little
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    14 out of 27 fights fail to go the full distance
    251 24 1 4 out of 27 fights fail to go the full distance SINGAPORE, Thursday. FOURTEEN of the 27 fights did not go the lull distance when the quarter and semi-finals of the Singapore Infantry Regiment's Novices boxing championships was decided at their Ulu Pandan camp yesterday. It was once again
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