The Singapore Free Press, 21 October 1961

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    24 1 NATIONAL LIBRARY, SINGAPORE, 2° KKP WITH THE LOCAL HEWS YOD MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1961 15 CENTS
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    TWO MORE POST OFFICES
    72 1 Today's amateur race card and best bets P. 12 xpansion plan :o serve 70,000 peonis _Tu,> n re new L s *ill be ir to in Singa- is par! of Ihe yi Servi< cxIB> Finnic. al H id n11 t u s Betlok. I iare ng
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    The Cheer Fund is here again: YOU can help
    299 1 CIXGAPORE. Sa t— The generosity of the people of Singapore is being put to the test again for a most worthy cause the Cheer Fund. Tens of thousands of under privileged children in the State are awaiting thr coming festive season
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    UNSOLVED STATUS OF WEST IRIAN 'A THREAT TO PEACE'
    126 1 UNSOLVED STATUS OF WEST IRIAN 'A THREAT TO PEACE' UNITED NATIONS, Sat.— Indonesia said yesterday that ''world peace will continue to be threatened" a.s long as the question of the status of West New Guinea remained unsolved. Mr. L. N. Palar. Indonesian representative in the General Assembly V Trusteeship Committee,
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    Seato research
    29 1 BANGKOK. Sat— TUe ciaUßhter i i of thr famous scientist. ShS 1 Mrs. Elizabeth fiiii its arrived here to unSr^e^'a MtenSlC re-search pro- by the South-East Organi.ution
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    The pluck of Tony: He sits his exams in hospital
    253 1 The pluck of Tony: He sits his exams in hospital SINGAPORE, Sat. A determined 10--year old spastic boy, Anthony Lee, who refused to miss his final examinations while recovering from a leg operation, is now sitting his examinations in the General Hospital. Special arrangements had been made between hi.s school
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    Starting today... great stories of the greatest jockeys
    270 1 Starting today great stories of the greatest jockeys VLTHAT'S new in The Free Press this week? An exclusive series on racing, a subject with a special appeal to Free Press readers! Written oy a foremost British authority, it tells the inside story of men whose names are as wellknown in
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    'CHINA IS KEY TO PEACE'
    95 1 T ONDON. Sat. Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery last night told the annual re-union of the wartime British Eight Army that "the key to the peace of the world lies in China." He told the "Desert Rats," whom he led in the Second World War North
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    YURI GAGARIN (12,284 TON MODEL) IS IN SINGAPORE
    256 1  - YURI GAGARIN (12,284 TON MODEL) IS IN SINGAPORE PETER LOKE By SINGAPORE. S a t.— Yuri Gagarin is in Singapore but not the Russian who made the historic space flight. The Yuri Gagarin who came to Singapore early yesterday morning is the 12.284-ton Russian cargoliner. It is named after the
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    FIRE-HIT SHIP TO BE REPAIRED IN SINGAPORE
    84 1 JAKARTA, Sat. The fire J damaged Danish freighter Emilie Maersk Is to make its own way from the north Sumatra port of Belawan to Singapore for repairs, according to reports reaching here. The 8,000-ton vessel caught fire from the Indonesian fuel carrier, Kesturi,
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    Talks on education
    35 1 HONG KONG. Sat— Delegates from Singapore, Malaya. Sarawak, Brunei anu Norm Borneo who attended a conference of Directors of Education here were "well satisfied" with the talks, according to an official statement.
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    Dag death 'doubts'
    32 1 NEW DELHI. Sat.— Mr. Jawa-j harlaJ Nehru today called for an impartial inquiry into the circumstances of the death of Mr. Das Hammarskjoeld, "to remove doubts from people's minds."
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    Tin Council meeting 'a strange affair'
    591 1 Tin Council meeting 'a strange affair' PURCHASERS ISSUE STATEMENT j f ONDON, Sat. The recent meeting of the Second International Tin Council, the first of the new agreement, was a three-day affair —and from the little that has been divulged, a strange affair, says a statement issued by the Purchasing
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    Latest
    76 1 MALA 1 HK X DS m I Fund I 3 TH TREMORS i hi. Libtk in Ixi I pies cits centn w Miv i i iisi < H h< Ifil »f tin.', earth 1 1 eitwr s in l l i linuU b hit 001 FICH MC I si
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    POOR DEMAND FOR TIN: RUBBER ALSO CLOSES ON DULL NOTE
    207 2 City section: Financeand industry I ONDON. Sat. Tin showed no significant change with the bulk of the business consisting of carries. Trade sources reported a little overnight U.S. business a- well as small Continental Interest In the morning but -aid
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    Market indices
    34 2 "ONDun Sal Tiu Pinan- I n.t: indices f '<"<■--: •<• la.-, yea i. wee.-t a- us yesteroa resi w Tif»« ?7S 1 3«4 6. 370 9. 357.4. Rubber* ?05 .5. 175 4 174; 175.9
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    Wheelock Marden's HK$9.6 mil. profit
    79 2 hong KONG Sa;.— Wheelocfe Xlarcen and Company Limited >iii:\, Kougi announce oe; prorr i ye.,:- ended March 31 196] a::er providing few taxation of HK99.e0.63] (subject to audit) Ijh- (urectors will recommend ai toe annual meeUng on n<>y IT. 1981, a QnaJ payment oi 25
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    Ships in port
    193 2 S. MIPS lyin* aor^s.de the Smjapore wharvK today are: President Ooolidsc 13 14. Hciyo Ull 1 «A 5" J 1 1 M 32, Zmob 1 Martini Seoondo 6/7, Miadoro 12 13 i-ov.l m. 1. ov.i Bakke m Beaaltaaach 26 27. Victoria t 1:' 1 Outer ro*d< Karang
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    Muar River profit up: Output 100,000lb. more than estimated
    488 2 M uar River profit up: Output 100,000lb. more than estimated By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE MUAR RIVER Company Limited earned a group profit of £226,800 for the year ended 31st March 1961, compared with the profit of £255,150 for the previous 15 months accounting period, according
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    INDUSTRIALS IN GOOD FORM: JAGUARS PROMINENT
    259 2 INDUSTRIALS IN GOOD FORM: JAGUARS PROMINENT LONDON. Sat. -Stock market- ended the week on a buoyant note yesterday. There was nu marked expansion in business but Industrials met an increased demand and in the absence oi sellers, prices rapidly responded. Prom the economic view point, here was very lit Ile
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    Hong Kong prices
    58 2 HON(i Kong. Frt Closing prices here ;oci.iy were: Previous Today H S. Bank Corporation 5346 $358 sales sales Wheelock Marden SI 2.80 12.80 sales sales H'koni; phone 543.00 $43.50 sales sales Dairy Farm Cold Storage $35.25 $36.25 s;i;t S v t i s r&ikoo Docks $64.00 $66.00
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    Jaguar car orders
    46 2 LONDON. Sat.— United States and Canadian distributors have placed orders for Jaguar cms worth US$63 million t $189 million i. :ne British car firm announced iiere. Jaguar said the orders rep itemed a doubling of the demand for tneir products in North America.
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    Pact extended
    36 2 BAGDAD. Sat.— lraq is to ;x--port crude oil. petroleum products, v.ool and other commodities to China under the 1960 Sino-Iraqi tiade agreement which has been renewed in Bagdad for another jrar. Bagdad Radio reported.
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    Pact on taxation
    28 2 BANGKOK. Sat.- Thailand and Sweden yesterday signed an agreement to avoid double taxation with respect to taxes on income and capita] between the two countries.
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    96 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares Lust salt;s in me Singapore Trading Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlops $1.1! 1 cent i. M. Brew $3.10 t lo cents), S. Times $2.98 i 2 cents), S. Traders $4.10 i— cents), t'.E. ords. $1.24 1 cent). Wm. Jacks $1.6^ (unchanged). TIN'S: A. Amal.
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    1,000 MUSLIM WOMEN, 550 CHILDREN ROUNDED UP IN FRANCE
    184 2 1,000 MUSLIM WOMEN, 550 CHILDREN ROUNDED UP IN FRANCE PARIS, Sat. French police yesterday I rounded up some 1,000 Muslim women and 550 children as they 1 attempted to stage mass demonstrations in Paris and the provinces. In Paris, police detained the women, some with babies in their arms, as
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  • ROUND-THE-WORLD PRICES
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      118 2 TONE: Steady. TURNOVER: 200 tons. Previous Trid.iv RUBBER No. 1 RSS e.l.f. European ports Oct unquoted unquoted Nov 241 24 3/16 Hi i. HER No. 1 RSS Spot 241 34 9/16 RuiißEß No. 1 RSS settlement House Terms. Nov. 21 9/16 24 9/16 Oec. 2411/16 2411/16 TONE:
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      New York Prices
      69 2 NEW YORK, Oct. 20. Previous Today TIN Straits spot L 20.50 120.37 RUBBER Futures Rex Contract, Nov. 2^.71 29.75 i Jan. 29.20 2\*.\b TONE: Quiet. SALES: Two lots. at 'UtAtO contract Nov 2&.~>~> 29.60 "J9.Uu 29.05 TONE: Quiet. SALES: Seven lots. No. 1 RSS Nov. landed once
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      Dow jones Averages
      42 2 NEW YORK, Oct. 20. Previous Foil iy CJ) Industrials 704. ft 5 705 «•> 20 Railroads 150.67 150. 14 40 Domestic Bonds 84.02 83 it sssr i 2 9 -22 «£S b5 Slocks Composite Avtra^« 243.01* j 4 a.a 2
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      U.S. Pepper
      120 2 Malabar spot 42. afloats 41J, Oct. shipment 41. L-imponc siot 42 afloats 41*. Oct. shipment 41. Muntok white spot 56, afloat* 52i. Oct. shipment 49. sellers, ex-dork. Above prices quoted m L'.s rents per ib. Copra, Coconut Prices LONDON, Oct. 20. «<*_,_ Previous Today COPRA Philippines ci.t. U.K.
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    That 50-ntegaton bod threat: 'U.N. faces emergency situation
    277 2 That 50-ntegaton bod threat: 'U.N. faces emergency situation MR. Katsuo Okazaki of Japan yesterday warned the General Assembly Main Political Committee that it faced an emergency situation that demanded "immediate consideration." Referring to the Soviet intention to explode a 50--megaton bomb ne said the Japanese people haci been outraged by
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    The day a publican phoned Nikita
    249 2 PUBLICAN Tim Healey, of Rom ford, near here, became involved in a discussion in his bar on Mr. Khrushchev and his f>o megaton bomb and ended up dialling Moscow from his call-box telephone. "Someone ought to tell him what's what." he told his customers
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      284 2 For rough, tough mowing job RANSOMES 'TYPHOON' The newest Rotary mower with Air Mo r blade for crisp cutting of all lengths and k:; grass, lallang included. Governed 2] h.p. fours::;* "Clinton" Engine which gives power, boobom long life. see the Qansomes 'TYPHOON' at authorised distributors or M MALAYA <^|-^>
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    92 3 I SINGAPORE, Saturday. i relating to water supply, r Ihe proposed Public Utilities 1* ,!)k- Association and educaP among those submitted by W For oral answer at the third I'l, Legislative Assembly, to be Ed in in 1 ang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Bhin Ishak, on OA Sl* X rshall,
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    ADULT EDUCATION BOARD TO HOLD RADIO COURSE AT TRADE SCHOOL
    190 3 ADULT EDUCATION BOARD TO HOLD RADIO COURSE AT TRADE SCHOOL SINGAPORE. Sat. The Adult Education Board Is organising another lecture and demonstration course in radio servicing .and repairs for the public. The three courses which have already been organised are on art. photography and car repair. The new course on
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    ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY
    470 3 ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY jnr SINGAPORE, Saturday. JVJR. GEORGE TAN, chairman of the Katong Neighbours group of the Chin c s c V.M.C.A., promises a night of fun and entertainment for all those attending the branch's first anniversary celebration at the Chinese Swimming Club at 7.30 tonight. The social and
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    47 3 of *be :.-■•>• tl c 1 i :nor- %i .0 the matinet on Monday a few of us will bring part of the show to them." Joey said. To help Joey will be his vile Cindy Adams, clown Chaz Chase and the Shirleys with their balloon act.
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    Amusing play of witches and wizards
    254 3 Amusing play of witches and wizards SINGAPORE, Sat.— Believe it or not, but in this second half of the twentieth century there are still those who believe in the black art of witchcraft. John van Druten's comedy ''Bell, Book and Candle," which the Nee Soon Players produced last night at
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    ARMED ROBBERY CHARGE: TWO YOUTHS TO STAND TRIAL
    154 3 ARMED ROBBERY CHARGE: TWO YOUTHS TO STAND TRIAL OINGAPORE. Sat. Two youths, alleged to have robbed a bar waitress while armed with a knife, were committed for trial in the High Court, at a preliminary inquiry yesterday. They are Tan Chai Saik and Loh Peng Loy. Tan and Loh were
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    Ex-police officer bankrupt
    66 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. Sidek bin Bentong. a retired police officer, now working with the Army Depot Police was adjudicated a bankrupt by Mr. Justice Buttrose in the High Court yesterday. Sidek's liabilities amounted to approximately $900 which he was owing to a moneylender. He offered to pay the
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    Welcome to Singapore
    55 3 Dr. George Neumann, representative of a West German chemical works, arrived with his wife from Bangkok for a week's visit. They are staying at the Ocean Park Hotel. Mr. M. A. Fletcher, an export manager, arrived from Colombo on his way to Bangkok. He stays at the
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    Weekend water cut areas
    66 3 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Water will be cut off today in Zones One and Seven between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. No water areas tomorrow are Zones Two and Three <8 a.m. to 2 p.m.K and ZoneFive and Seven <2 p.m. to 8 p.m.) Monday: Zones One and
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    SINGAPORE HIRE CAR MEN FOR JOHORE MEETING
    144 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Federation's Commissioner for Roads and Transport, Mr. Lee Swee Poh, will meet Singapore travel men in Johore Bahru on Monday for talks concerning the entry of Singapore hire cars into the Federation. Mr. P. G. Peralta, executive officer of the
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    Nanyang, student artists put on their first exhibition
    242 3 Nanyang, student artists put on their first exhibition iOINGAPORE, Sa t— The first art exhibition organised by the Art Society of the Nanyang University was opened by Mr. Ko Teck Kin, chairman of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, at the National Library hall. On display were some 80 paintings
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      79 3 lsoO MUST BE WON EVERY WEEK T Your Free Press Word Puzzle contest entry form is on the back page j l! II truk iVo gni f, ccnf go|d broCC ct nf '"Witk^-- r* T" prccsion performance. ky n 3 re of its jewel cut \*'f I ks the quality
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      146 3 U nsingwear THERE IS NO UNDERWEAR i^Sr 7 uke MUNSINGWEAR W/ T-SHIRTS V V/ff^C^^LT have Guaranteed 'will-not-sog" v^fflff< Nylon-Remfcrced Neckband. j^f n v I 1 /Sj MEN'S BRIEF te^MJUj?^ J^^N nove Exclusive HORIZONTAL v)l f&rA KNIT "Stretchy Seat" that Ary\. stretches up-and-down with I your body movement as you bend
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      476 3 CINEMAS INDEPENDENT vIISSIOXCATHAY: Tnangie on ARY MOVEMENT: Fiee film Safari midnight show at St. Anurew's OrtnoODEON: Two Rode Toge- paedic Hospital, Tay Lian Teck ther— micinight. Road, 7.30 p.m. ALHAMBRA: Tne Miik- CLOTHING SHOP at War maid .Mancu^riiu-midnmMi; Memoria i H all, Si. Andrews Search oi Lovwl One (Man- cathedral,
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    107 teams begin drive to recruit 1,500 members for Y.M.C.A.
    141 4 107 teams begin drive to recruit 1,500 members for Y.M.C.A. SINGAPORE, Saturday. Singapore Chinese Y.M.C.A.'s 12th membership campaign is now underway as 107 voluntary canvassing teams go on a month long task of rerniitins new members. Each team consists ol five members under a captain. They are expected to enrol
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    Memo to Govt.
    47 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Associated Malay Cham- 1 bers of Commerce is to send j a memorandum to the P>d- eration Government asking lor a ruling that at least 20' per cent of workers employed by iion-Malay contractors J should be Malays. i i
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    Loans recovery bid
    33 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Rural and Industrial Development Authority has m-w overcome its problem ol recovering loans by introducing a "rebate system" lor those repaying their loan.-, on I time.
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    BIG FIRE PREVENTION DRIVE BY BRIGADE IS PLANNED
    296 4 BIG FIRE PREVENTION DRIVE BY BRIGADE IS PLANNED SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE battle against fire will be carried into every home and office, said the Chief Fire Officer, Mr. S.L. Velge, when he addressed Rotarians. He said: "It is my intention to have my officers trained to a high standard in
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    FIREMEN SHOW HOW TO FIGHT A BLAZE
    197 4 YOHORE BAHRU, Sat— J The Johore Bahru Rotary Club held its first community safety project on "Prevention of Fire" here at the Diamond Jubilee Hall with the cooperation of the State Fire Brigade. The safety project organised by the sub-committee on community safety
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    HE'LL REPRESENT MALAYA AT YMCA TALKS
    105 4 HE'LL REPRESENT MALAYA AT YMCA TALKS SINGAPORE. Sat. The Rev. L. Maynarti Catch ings (above), Acting Secretary General of the Malayan Council of YMCAs has left Singapore for Indonesia to attend a national annual conference of YMCA leaders to be held from Oct. 23 to Oct. 28. The Rev. Catchings,
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    They're off to promote trade with countries in Europe
    141 4 They 're off to promote trade with countries in Europe PAYA LEBAR, Sat. A Singapore and a Sarawak businessmen left here together for their sixth tour of Europe to promote trade with countries there. Mr. Tan Koon Jim, of Singapore, and Mr. Richard Tan Teck Kee of Sarawak, will tour
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    Singapore often tourist a cham to relax—US gide
    152 4 Singapore often tourist a cham to relax— US gide (SINGAPORE has become incr< lar us a place to relax foi i! hectic round-the-world or Pacific This was the opinion of two American tourist guides, who together have conducted ten tourist parties to Singapore. They are Mr. Del Calhoun, and Mr.
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    63 4 That I may apprehend.— whi.e Philippians iii.l 2. Can v. "W^ have found The Mes- the: q siah!" cried tlio.se who Kuigdom first followed Christ (John i.3n- ttol; Spi 4?). M...-: But He Had DOOM seeking, I.. and He had found them (Luke \v. 19.10), lymeai Galileans. nix* appreta
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    Tomorrow s church service
    343 4 St. Andrew's Cathedral: 7.00 a.m.. 8.00 a.m., 9.30 a.m M 11.00 a.m., 12 noon; 6.00 p.m. St. George's <Tangiin barracks > 7.15 a.m.. 9.30 a.m.. 10.45 a.m.. 6.30 p.m. Si. Peters (Stiaagoon Garden Estate*: 8 a.m., 9.30 a.m., 6 p.m. Cathedral of Good Shepherd (Bras Basah
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    BAD BOY WHO MADE GOOD
    507 5 Ir v(ii^^^ PERCY RUDD, CONFIDANT OF TRAINERS AND JOCKEYS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, BEGINS A SERIES ON 6 RACING GREATS. CHAMPIONS ALL, THEY KNEW TRAGEDY AND SUCCESS... QCODILt that s what the B icknamed W.R. (Hue) JohnM reason: his habit of lying P-* ace and then
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    Rae Johnstone
    426 5 edly 1950. Riding for Marcel Boussac, he captured all the English classics except the Two Thousand Guineas, the French One Thousand and Derby and the Irish Oaks. Rae's final record makes fantastic reading: Several times champion jockey of France, he rode in that country 1.400 winners in 25
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
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      Aid for the small man in industry
      366 6 industry If ANY of Singapore's T1 economically active people work in what are generally termed "small industries" or "eottase industries." In these industries. effort is organised on a small seale —a scale that demands very few people to supply the necessary manpower. Frequen
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      THE PARENTS' ROLE IN TRAINING CHILDREN
      147 6 THERE is a strong, but unhappy, tendency among Singapore parents to rely largely on the efforts of schools to shape the future of their children. This is wrong. The attitude of parents should be more than that of mere supervisors of their children in
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      Dear Sir...
      36 6 My neighbour had been waiting a lons time for a suitable opportunity to play a record someone had given him. Last Sunday he got his chance. Its title: "Showers of Blessing." DROUGHT-HIT. Singapore 11.
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      The six-day week is no hardship
      450 6 The six-day week is no hardship Shame on teachers who say they are dissatisfied This is your page: Write in if you have grouses or views 1 to air There is i I $10 prixe for the best I letter of the week. I 4 Pongase chango", Inspector ALLOW me
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      GOVT. ADVICE WANTED ON CHEAP BIRTH CONTROL
      188 6 R. Wee's suggestion (Free Press. Oct. 7) is an excelleni one. and I hope the authorities concerned will implement it without any delay. The world may have the resources to support a very much larger population, hut Singapore doesn't. The fact that the
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      Dear : Sir...
      51 6 Dear Sir... Pronunciation on Radio Singapore newscasts is becominß atrocious. One day last week I spotted "ashoshiashun" and "twentythoo." STATIC. Singapore. Bump still there rpHAT nasty bump in AlcxX andra Road I wrote to you about (Free Press. October 7) is still there. When will there be action? LAUNCHED. Singapore
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      Better chances for those who study
      224 6 it; the end of the year j\ approaches, students preparing for the Cambridge School Certificate or Higher School Certificate examinations are busy getting ready to sit for them. In hardly a month's time. the examinations will begin and into the examination hall will go
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      100 YEARS AGO
      117 6 The Free Press report- i ed: Telegraphic Summary: The new arrangements for the clothing and equipment of the cavalry come into operation on April 1. 1962. Monsignor Nardi, the Pope's Envoy, has visited the camp at Chalons with a letter i from the Pope to the Em-
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      JUST FANCY THAT
      41 6 THE National Association of Soft Drink Manufacturers successfully applied at Nottingham for an extension of licensing hours i at their dance. Said the court chairman, Professor Robert Peers: "They do not seem to be supporting their own industry."
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      Clarification: 'Leopard cats are not leopards'
      177 6 Clarification 'Leopard cats are not leopards' WITH reference to the article which appeared on page 7 of your publication dated 17th October 1961. under the caption 'Malayan leopard will be first in Italian zoo', I would like to refute certain remarks attributed to me. and other inaccuracies. The animal in
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    Life is like that
    60 6 Life is like that Tiro nigl She contesl o m •a thi t|i« l nth, i m lions (in a middle ol th the sam< «*"> n die slipp, Ufilh t| lift. Pulled he kv i on the banl i m- h ildlj in ihe se< 01 raised < ri
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      316 6 TODAY'S RADIO i 'i m" '-■'■ii' '•'•>'!' j RADIO SINGAPORE 10.30 Ways 01 mankind; 11.00 *h«rt Wave Service Saturday night rhythm; 12.00 ii «.#Jc i-Vn (midnight) Close down. tlJ^i iv Lrvi^ RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres) Medium Wave Service: p. M ._i.i 5 Summary of pro■i.o meires. grammes ior the afternoon;
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      237 6 I I CLUES ACROSS 3 The story of the PfctS and 1 The last meal (6). Scots *>- -5 Its dangerous in the Caspian 4 Does he dL«=believc in anything Sea (3). artificial? (7). 8 To hang in the balance (4> 5 One loves lo do so! (5). 9 Pale,
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    MALAYA THE ONLY S-EAST ASIAN COUNTRY ABLE TO RESIST REDS, SAYS WRITER
    367 7 MALAYA THE ONLY S-EAST ASIAN COUNTRY ABLE TO RESIST REDS, SAYS WRITER Aiaiiy natlons in this region make tKe wrong, approach in bid to meet challenge' SINGAPORE. Friday Is lid here the only country le to resist military 52, is material illed In Lands. He for six months before he
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    SHE FOUND HER STAY HERE MUCH TOO SHORT
    84 7 SHE FOUND HER STAY HERE MUCH TOO SHORT SINGAPORE. Sat. A former Lady Mayoress of Melbourne, Lady Connelly, wished that her three-day stay in Singapore had been a three-week one instead. Lady Connelly, a widow, said that she was making her first trip to the East with her friend. Mrs.
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    Rotarians told of the thrills of fishing in S'pore
    294 7 Rotarians told of the thrills of fishing in S'pore SINGAPORE, Saturday. Till, know how of fishing in Malayan waters was revealed in a talk by Mr. Milton Tan to members of the Rotary Club of Singapore West ;ii Iheir weekly luncheon. In his talk. Mr. Milton Tan. who Is chairman
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    INDONESIAN HERE TO TAKE UP TIMBER GRADING COURSE
    93 7 INDONESIAN HERE TO TAKE UP TIMBER GRADING COURSE SINGAPORE. Sat.~Mr. R. S. Prav.irodirdjo. an Indonesian official, has arrived here to take up a three- 1 month course in timber grad- ing on a Colombo Plan scholarship offered by the Singa- porf Government. He will undergo training at the Forestry Department
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    Poppy appeal by Tengku Kurshiah
    52 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Tcngku Kurshiah, widow of the iirst Yang di-Portuan Agong. has urged Malayans to give generously to the Poppy Day appeal. As Federal Lady Organiser, she made this appeal in letters in four languages which have been sent to thousands of people in
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    AIRPORT GREETING FOR FAMED YOGI
    179 7 Poet from Madras on 10-day visit to give talks SINGAPORE, S a t,— A famous Tamil poet, who was a follower of Mahatma Gandhi, Yogi Shuddhananda Bharati, is now in Singapore. Yogi Shuddhananda was greeted at Paya Lebar airport by hundreds of Hindus and various
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    BISHOP AMSTUTZ LEAVES FOR CONFERNCE
    100 7 BISHOP AMSTUTZ LEAVES FOR CONFERNCE SINGAPORE, Sat. Bishop Hobart B. Amstutz, head of the Methodist Church in South East Asia, left Singapore to preside over the Methodist Church Conference from Monday to Oct. 30 at the Methodist Church Headquarters in Rangoon. He was accompanied by Dr. Tracey Jones and Dr.
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    Police band music
    22 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Police Band will perform at the Botanic Gardens from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Farmers should be organised into co-operatives— FAO expert
    194 7 Farmers should be organised into co-operatives FAO expert SINGAPORE, Saturday. A LIVESTOCK parasitology specialist, Dr. R. F. Rick, said here that Tnited Nations experts could be made available to advise and train farmers in scientific methods of livestock keeping if the Malayan governments requested such help. Dr. Rick was returning
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    Campaign on to raise funds for two new churches
    144 7 Campaign on to raise funds for two new churches SINGAPORE, Sat.— A campaign is now being launched by the Methodist Church in Singapore to raise build ins funds for the Serangoon Gardens and Barker Road churches. Construction work for the Serangoon Gardens Methodist Church, at the junction of Serangoon Gardens
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    Education policy: Govt. explains
    40 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Information Services has issued a publication explaining the education policy of the Federation of Malaya. One chapter of the 20-page publication explains how the Government's education policy preserves and sustains Chinese culture.
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    Grow Cockscombs for colour
    953 8 GARDENING COLUMN Have you any questions? Just write in FAVOURITE WITH COMMERCIAL GROWERS HERE YOU CAN GET A FAULTLESS SHOW-PIECE WITH THESE DEEP SCARLET, YELLOW BLOOMS COCKSCOMBS AND OTHER CELOSIAS: This is a most useful annual when colour is needed the plants are showy and quickgrowing
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    QUICK QUIZ ON MODESTY
    480 8 QUICK QUIZ ON MODESTY J)0 YOU know the true meaning of modesty? Test your knowledge by ticking off "True or "Pake" to these 10 statements, then compare your answers with those that iollow. 1. Modesty is an "oldfashioned" virtue True False. 2. Most Malayan women are immodest True False. 3.
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      221 8 Gilbert Chiu [T^S tSL* WILSON TAILOR TO 20 Pilkem Street IWtMßiSj^aßt Kowloon, Hkong Photogroph shows Ed. W. Kwon«- w v |^> o» WAI CHEONG TAILORS ond t^ E^^»^ Gilbert P. Chiu, a Hongkong* I 1 I railor, discussing new techniques^ J^.^^^BiH in drotting men's clothes. f?., mmA wKNKfo&iiMi W^W**jtm Lf^^^kr
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      137 8 OADELPH0 ADELPH |pJ presents SWISS GASTRONCi: Ef 9th to 28th OCTObI Swiss Specialities served during Lmdl IHi Swiss Folk Songs and Don* GERRY SOLIANO HIS ADELPh ft Vocalists IVY HO and WINSTON I TONIGHT FASHION EHO« h ROLAND OF CORAL modelled by MJfH M MANNEQUINS (Singaporr M <: MAKE-UP by
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    56 9 iys been fond of sweaters and ice thing about them is that I three skirts make nine difided they have been purchased olours that can be interchanged. they cannot wear sweaters and s a style for everyone if she will I rind it. And since few of us Marilyn
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    U.S. women turn to the 'irish Look'
    410 9 U.S. women turn to the 'irish Look' 1^ tOR THtl iW 1 NEWSIEST EXPORT SINCE BRENDAN BEHAN AND THE KENNEDYS PATSY ANN DAVIDSON: NEW YORK I RISH fashions I and fabrics are a h\g lilt in the States this autumn. They've become the newsiest export Ire1a d d has sent
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    The grandest Jaguar of them all
    531 9  -  CHAN CHIN BOCK MOTORING NEWS. VIEWS BY NEW MARK X* PROVIDES OTORING AT 120 MPH IN MAXIMUM AND COMFORT I Britain last week and now on show at Earl's Court iam Lvon's biggest, sleekest, fastest six-seater l\n. It wasn't so very long ago that
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    I'LL TRAIN EVERYDAY SAYS THE 'GOLDEN COCKNEY'
    528 10 I'LL TRAIN EVERYDAY SAYS THE 'GOLDEN COCKNEY' LONDON, Sat. Terry Spinks rubs a tiny pink list across his face. It is a face cruelly beaten about, discoloured under the eyes, generally puffed up like a pastry overlong in the oven. A halo of soft golden hair and a small rosebud
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    Missing thousands' worry Britain's Athletic Board
    438 10 LONDON, Sat. THE British Amateur Athletic Board is alarmed at the missing thousands who have stayed away from international matches. The board's treasurer, Harold Abrahams, says he plans to turn to the public to find out what's wrong. Abrahams revealed figares which show the
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    MALAY TENNIS TEAM FOR JOHORE BAHRU
    72 10 MALAY TENNIS TEAM FOR JOHORE BAHRU KATONG. Sat. The Malay Sports Association's tennis team will be crossing the causeway tomorrow to meet the Johore Civil Service Association's tennis team in five friendly doubles. The M.S. A. team will be: Sharia Osman and Said Sulaiman; H Bilal and I. Junid; M.
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    Golfer Hunt talks of 'the moments when I hate it'
    841 10  -  HARRY CARPENTER i By London, Saturday It's a hard life with hours and miles of effort T DON'T care it you A play golf or not. It's easy to imagine taking a swipe at a ball, making a mess of
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    advanced WATER SKIN
    94 10 Experts say the two ski side slide must nust« r any success in other tricks is possible. "Banana" v,* 1 out keels are used and the tow-boat speed is un<W per hour. Holding; tow bar with one hand, twist \L\ quickly so that it is at right
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    Madras State basketball stars Will test Singapore's SEAP games team
    332 10  -  JOE DORAI by SINGAPORE Saturday THE Singapore's Basketball team, the Onent Cup ch ampi i« n^ aye 1 a good chance to assess their strength at the SLAP m Games in December when they meet Madras State Basketball team on
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    NEW ZEALAND GOLF FINALS
    83 10 II7ELLINGTON. Sat. Bob Charles overwhelmed Joe Pate* son 10 and 9 in the 36 holes final of the New Zealand professional golf championship ai New Plymouth. Lefthander, Charles, in brilliant form, led by six holes at the end of the first 18? Stuart Jones won his
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    Probable Blues XV meet Tengah aime
    109 10 SINGAPORE. Sat. Singapore All-Blues will hold their final rugby trial when their probable team meets RAF Tengah 'A' L> a friendly match at the Police Training School ground in Thomson Road here on Monday at 5.15 p.m. Lim Kian Seng; Lim Jit Imm. Ramli,
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    79 10 SYDNEY. Pri— New South Wales chlldn -L mitted to take transistor radios I I F\ November 7— Melbourne Cup D-ty. Thi L: M < partment wants to avoid a repetition I year where a teacher sent children I m< I I the Melbourne Cup broadcast a\:6 r it. A
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      130 10 FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD (Incorporated in the Federation of Molovs ACE BOOKS TEDDY BOY Ernest Rymon Rl The pathetic story of o teen mmal whose carec end^ in LAST TRAIN FROM GUNHiLL Gordon D. SHirreffs W* She was o half-breed mo r lawman, He sought n justice for her brutal WUi
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    plan Daruls favourites to win Children's Walk tomorrow
    1108 11 plan Daruls favourites to win Children's Walk tomorrow |OYS GIRLS ENTRIES AND THEIR NUMBERS t V C i (wy< cmsa Urn Beng V- t I M Sgcg. C033 U IC Un I M oh d 13 K. Fatt Tcong I <• U r t r G t« r l M
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    Children on the march... over 450 walk early tomorrow
    370 11 Children on the march over 450 walk early tomorrow IT'S Children's Day tomorrow, and more than 450 boys and sirls, nine to 12 years old, set out early in the morning to decide Singapore's best little Big Walker in the march from one end of Nicoll Highway to the other.
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    SCHOOLS' RUGBY TRIAL AT WOODSVILLE
    176 11 SCHOOLS' RUGBY TRIAL AT WOODSVILLE SERANGOON. Sat.— Singapore Combined Schools win hold a rugby trial on the St. Andrew's School ground at Woods ville here this evenIng at 5.00 p.m. in preparation for the Schools "International" at Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 14. Players The following piayere wen -ele* .eti far
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    Youths 'sixes' football title
    512 11 jhe weekend sport SINGAPORE, Saturday. PHE Hnal of the youths six-a-side competition will 4 be played off at the Jalan Besar Stadium at 5.30 p.m. today, and this highlights the weekend's football. Darul Afiah are strongly fancied to win the itle when they play Haikowyu later
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    Singapore's racing aces will be in action at the Gap
    408 11 Singapore's racing aces will be in action at the Gap SINGAPORE, Saturday. HPAN Ah Ling, better known as the Gap Daredevil, Chris Proffit-White, winner of the Singapore Grand Prix, Chan Lye Choon, the Lola-man, Peter Cowling and Yong Nam Kee are the top racers who will be in action at
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    BODCA trounce Comb. Schools
    41 11 SERANGOON, Sat. After a goalless half, BODCA trounced Combined Schools 6-0 in the SHA division three hockey match played on the BODCA ground yesterday. Scorers for BODCA were: Cpl. Coogan (3), Capt. Johnston <2» and Capt. Motts.
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    Pizarro to complete double today by taking the Lancers Cup
    720 12 Pizarro to complete double today by taking the Lancers Cup Scrutineer reporting direct from the course DIZARRO winner of Hie Pensioner's Cup at Bukit Timah in Angus!. Pl SouKnd off the season with a Cup doubk |> «M« te^ XII Royal Lancers Cup over BJ£ at Ipoh today, the last
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    Up for the basket
    26 12 The Crusaders of South Australia on the attack in the match against a Singapore Selection at the Happy World stadium last night
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    The bulldozing Matildas crash through for victory debut
    386 12 The bulldozing Matildas crash through for victory debut Geylang. Saturday IT was not waltzing it was bulldozing Matildas which crushed a Singapore Selection to a 51-27 points defeat in the women's basketball featuring the South Australian cagers' debut at the Happy World stadium last nisht. II the Crusaders won the
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    Football results
    24 12 LONDON, Sat.— Results of yestei day's English League three football matches were: Coventry City 1 Barnsley 1. Reading 2 Crystal Palace 1.
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    Cycling tomorrow
    21 12 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Singapore Amateur Cycling Association vill hold a Hill Climb tomorrow a; Mt. Faber at 7 a.m.
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    TTSH in Junior Cup semi-final
    51 12 BALESTIER, Sat.— Tan Tock Seng Hospital qualified for the semi-finals of the S.A.P.A. Junior Cup when they beat Bintang Bulan Sports Club by three goals to nil in their replay match on the M.F.A. ground yesterday. Scorers for Hospital were: Sahar Hussein, Ali Astar and
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    THE CARD
    390 12 THE following are scratch ings, orders of running and starting times for today's amateur races at Ipoh:— RACE ONE: 2. 15 P.M. Horses Mara Class 5 2 furs, straight. Catchweights 12st. 71bs. Trophies. Moondyne. Big Heart. Kolek. Zariif, Raja. Jim. Bess, Yeoman. Deep Purple. Teddy Boy. Fir^t Choice.
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    Malayans move into semi-finals: Yee Khan beaten
    163 12 Malayans move into semi-finals: Yee Khan beaten BOMBAY. Saturday. ■JUIREE Malayan badminton players outclassed their Indian opponents last night when they moved into the singles semi-finals of the Western India badminton championships. While Teh Kew San and Yee Cheng Hoe secured straight .set victories. Ng Boon Bee was extended to
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    SERVICES LOSE THIRD TIME IN KLINEY CUP
    104 12 SERVICES LOSE THIRD TIME IN KLINEY CUP OUKIT TIMAH, Sat.— Combined Services suffered their third successive defeat when they were beaten 6-0 by University of Malaya Staff in the senior section of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Associations tournament for the Kliiify Cup here yesterday. Results: (University players mentioned first): Ist
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    Nagle leads field
    33 12 ADELAIDE. Sat— Kel Nagle. former holder of the British Open championship, led the Held by two strokes at the halfway stage yesteiday in the 72-holes Adelaide Advertiser golf tournament here.
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    Liston can fight
    22 12 PHILADELPHIA. Sat.— Sonny Lisuuj. the leading heavyweight contender, nad his .suspension lifted yesteraay and can return *o tae ring.
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    INFANTRY REGT. NOVICES BOXING RESULTS
    102 12 INFANTRY REGT. NOVICES BOXING RESULTS SINGAPORE, Sat. Results of the Singapore Infantry Regiment Novices boxing championships held yesterday were: Middle final: Cpl. Dimney beat L/Cpl. Alargasamy on points. Light welter final: Pte. Karapenan heat Pte. Manap, r.s.f. 2nd Si u iKht tinal: Mohammed A i beat Pte. Segara on points.
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