The Singapore Free Press, 8 December 1961

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    19 1 BP W>TH LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ. The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    PRISON ESCAPE FOILED
    32 1 Brilliant winding-up gallops at Penang-P. 1% hrders Led i cell, then lacked toners r imatic it of early pri- i ler re psed fte keys i a d late
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    Steel mill: Senior official leaves to look for equipment
    204 1 Steel mill: Senior official leaves to look for equipment Till! Director of Industrial Development, Mr. Jang Bit Singh, has left Singapore on a mission^ connected with the setting up of the iirst steel rolling mill m the State. Mr. Singh Ls visiting Japan, the United States and Europe and is
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    Luthuli in Oslo
    26 1 OSLO. PM Ex-Chief Aloert Lothuli arrived here by air last night wuh fiu> wife rrom Soutti Africa to receive tne Nubel Peace Priae.
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    New Delhi waits for Malaya's King and Queen
    215 1 New Delhi waits for Malaya's King and Queen TtfEW DELHI. Fri. The Indian capital today awaits the first state visit of a Malayan Paramount Ruler. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong and his consort, the Raja Permaisuri Agong, with their eldest daughter. Sharifah Salwa. who arrived yesterday afternoon m Bombay by ship,
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    Welcome for Yuri
    33 1 COLOMBO Fri. Majur Yuri Gagarin, the Soviet cosmonaut, and his wife, Vaientina, were welcomed by a vast crowd as they arrived here yesterday irom India for a five-aav official visit.
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    Rusk-Franco talks
    30 1 MADRID. Fri.— The U.S. Secretary of State. Mr. Dean Rusk, will visit Spain to confer with Generalissimo Franco on Dec. 16. the Spanish Foreign Office announced here yesterday.
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    Hussein in London
    25 1 LONDON, Fri.— King Hussein of Jordan arrived here by air last night for a fortnight's visit which will include a medical check-up.
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    'Nine new ones can be set up now'
    217 1 'Nine new ones can be set up now' U.N. EXPERT MAKES RECOMMENDATION TO GOVT. ON SINGAPORE'S INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT SINGAPORE. Fri. A 10 United Nations expert has recommended that nine electrical industries can be established m Singapore "almost immediately." They are: Lighting fittings: domestic plugs and socket outlets: switchgear and flatirons;
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    Jet crash: 2 killed
    47 1 TOKYO. Fii. Two people were killed and two others missing when a United States Air Force F-100 Super Sabre jet aircraft crashed yesterday among buiiuings m Ka&hi Fukuoka town. Southern Japan, after the pilot had bailed out. The pilot escaped with minor nijuries.
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    Storm: Four dead
    27 1 TOKYO. Fri.— Four people were drowned. 12 injured and eight missing when three fishing boats were overturned yesterday during a storm m Tokyo Bay.
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    MORE U.S. TIN FOR SALE
    106 1 WASHINGTON. Fri. A sale of 700 long tons of tin will be held by the General Services Administration on Jan. 3 next, it was announced yesterday. The agency said bids to buy the tin-700 tons of Grade A longhorn tin which was acquired after the
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    New Ministry bid to end Guthrie strike
    143 1 SINGAPORE, Friday. TIIK Labour Ministry will make another attempt today to settle the dispute between the Business Houses Kmploycss' Union and Guthrie and Co. Ltd. whose employees have been on strike for a week. The Commissioner for Labour, Mr. Kok Ah Loy, said
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    Skylark success
    32 1 BRISBANE. Fri. A Skylark rocket, with equipment from London. Birmingham and Leicester universities, was successfully fired 144 miles along the Woomera rocket range on Wednesday, it was officially announced yesterday.
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    POLICE GIVE 5 'DON'TS' TO COMBAT CHRISTMAS THEFTS
    232 1 POLICE GIVE 5 'DON'TS' TO COMBAT CHRISTMAS THEFTS SINGAPORE. Fri. Police are concerned over the increasing number of pre-Christmas burglaries m the State the last big one, involving the theft of $5,000 worth of perfumery, occurred less than 48 hours ago. Mr. Lim Seng Huat, the Police Secretary, this morning
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    All quiet as Chinese exams get under way
    209 1 All quiet as Chinese exams get under way STUDENTS STREAM INTO 44 CENTRES SINGAPORE, Fri. The Government Chinese Senior Middle 111 examinations got off to a flying start this morning at 44 centres throughout the island. All was quiet at the centres as candidates began streaming m to sit the
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    11 kidnapped
    34 1 MANILA. Fi-i.— Ad armed band of cattle rustlers last night kidnapped 11 people near a village about, 20 miles south of here as they were leading a herd of water buffaloes home.
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    Latest
    25 1 MALAYAN HK FUNDS sellii in; H HKSi I RUI Bl R r r ICE DC H!NCS fC NDAY BARRIER DRA M I I II
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    Malayan Tin fails to fulfil expectations: Output low
    496 2 Malayan Tin fails to fulfil expectations: Output low City section: Financeand industry By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Friday. MALAYAN Tin Dredging's output performance during the past 15 months has greatly disappointed those who, perhaps, were led to expect too much by the exceptionally good figures for 1959-60. The
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    DISAPPOINTING S'PORE NEWS HITS THE RUBBER MARKET
    251 2 I ONDON, Fri. The rubber market opened with little net change but business m April/June landed m the early stages at Wednesday night's buyers 1 levels soon created a softer undertone and values consequently moved against the sellers, the reaction being speeded by
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    Market indices
    32 2 LONDON. Fii. The Finan--..,1 Time 5 market indices for Dec 1. last year, week ago. pievioua md yesterday's respecTinsr 064.6. 357.6 365.4. 365.1. Rubbers: 190.3. 160. 1. 155 4, 155.8.
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    Ships In port
    184 2 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore wharves today are: CyctOß* 33 34. Catfeaj 46. Lada Macraai IS Ifaiaan 2 Ho Uqhw ?4 2"> Bmavty 8/7, MBbOtJ I l U. Mt-nisthiUs 43/43, Jjadao 13 'i. Leti 2S Outer roads: UUM H:n. J icquolm Sompok. Si:w> S,inanfl, Setiabudhi. Memo IJoyd.
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    STOCKS: MOST PRICES SLIGHTLY HIGHER ON BALANCE
    219 2 STOCKS: MOST PRICES SLIGHTLY HIGHER ON BALANCE ONDON, Fri— There was a Li slight change for the better m stock markets yesterday with leading Industrials responding to some end account bear-covering and the recent selling tending 10 dry up. Selective investment buying was also apparent but there were several dull
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    Hong Kong prices
    53 2 HONG KONG. Thurs. dosing prices here today were: Previous Today H. <\: P. Bank Corporation 5358 $356 sales sales Wheelock Marden 512.40 512.30 sales sales Hkons phone $43.00 $43.00 sales sales Dairy Farm Cold Storage $36.50 $36.50 sales sales Taikoo Dock $73.00 $72.50 sales sales Jardme Matheson
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    A Moscow-Jakarta air service soon
    41 2 JAKARTA, Fri. The Russian State airline "Aeroflot" will open its new Moscow Jakarta service on January 1. The route will run through Tashkent, New Delhi and Rangoon, and will be operated by Iljushin 18 turbo-prop airliners.
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    Record car output
    28 2 TOKYO, Fri. Japans automobile production reached an ailhigh record during October with 82.928 vehicles coming off the pioGUCtion line. Exports also .set an ail-high record.
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    HALT 'ILLEGAL' TROOP MOVES IN BERLIN, U.S. WARNED
    236 2 HALT 'ILLEGAL' TROOP MOVES IN BERLIN, U.S. WARNED BERLIN, Fri. The East German news agency A.D.N. last night demanded an end to "illegal and provocative" American troop movements along the Berlin-Helmstedt autobahn. It described as a "cheap sleight of hand" yesterday's statement by American military authorities that, when their units
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    Reason for divorce
    47 2 MILWAUKEE i Wfecoiuin Pri. —Frank Cunimings told the jud;;e he wanted a divorce from his wife. Helen, because she spent Too much time <n pool hails. Judge Roben C. Cannon granted it after Mrs. Cummin^ testified that she iiked "shooting pool with girl friends."
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    Goan underground men attack Portuguese forces
    190 2 Goan underground men attack Portuguese forces BOMBAY, Friday. QOAN nationalist "under-ground workers" attacked Portuguese troops at Colleni railhead m (ioa, and blew up Portuguese jeeps m d hand grenade battle at Dodamarg, Mr. George Vaz, secretary of the Goan Political Convention said here last night. Mr. Vaz, quoted by the
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    PRINCESS ALEX EATS WITH HER FINGERS
    86 2 PRINCESS ALEX EATS WITH HER FINGERS ADEN, Fri.— Princess Alexandra yesterday ate Arab-style, using her fingers instead of a knife and fork. Scene was a luncheon party m the Federal Council Hall at Al Ittihad. capital of the Western Aden protectorate, where the Princess sat on the carpeted floor and
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    EARL ATTLEE 'SLIGHTLY IMPROVED'
    85 2 A MERSHAM. t England). A Fri. Earl Attlee, 78--year-old former British Labour Prime Minister, was stated to be "slightly improved" yesterday, about 12 hours after he had a heart attack. Lord Attlee entered the hospital on Tuesday ajrter a stomach upset. Doctors later said his condition
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    Jesse James jailed
    22 2 MILWAUKEE <WisCon.sUi). Pri. A 19-year-old youii; waa sentenced yesterday for carrying a concealed weapon. His name is Jesse James.
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    CHINA SEAT: U.N. FOR SINNERS TOO, SAYS BURMA
    157 2 CHINA SEAT: U.N. FOR SINNERS TOO, SAYS BURMA IJNITED NATIONS. Fri. U Burma yesterday told the General Assembly that it was "urgent and essential" that Communist China should be represented m the United Nations. Speaking m the assembly's resumed debate on the question of Chinese representation, U On Sein (Burma)
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  • ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      113 2 sing LONDON, Dae. 7. Frtvtous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS e.l.f lureiun ports Dec 22 11/16 22 9/16 22 15/16 22 25/32 RUMdER No. 1 RSS 234 22 15/16 RUBBER No. 1 RES settlement House Terms, Jan 23 3/115 23 1/16 23^1« 23 3/16 TONE: Very quiet.
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      New York Prices
      53 2 NEW YORK, Doe. 7. Previous Today TIN Straits spot 122.00 121.75 RUBBER Putures Rex Contract. Jan. 27.774 27 70 TONE: Quiet. SALES: 2 lots. Stan lira Contract 27.774 27.65J TONE: Steeadier. landed prieo 274 274 COFFEE: Futures 'B' Contract, Oec. 34.15 34.15 Above prices ouoted In US
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      Dow Jones Averages
      33 2 NEW YORK, Dec. 7. Previous Today 30 Industrials 730.09 726.45 20 Railroads 145.41 144.77 40 Domest'e Bonds H4.22 84 20 15 Utilities 134.37 133.59 66 Stocks Composite Averages 248.73 247.47
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      U.S. Pepper
      36 2 Pepper Malabar spot 37& afloat 37 Dpc shipment 36J, Lampong spot 37«; afloat 37, I)«c. shipment 36*. Aluntok white spot 51, afloat 50, Dec. shipment 49 sellers ex-dock. Mxiv© pnee, Quot«<j In U.a. cenu
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      83 2 LONDON, Dee. 7. Previous Today COPRA Philippines e.i.f U.K./North European or t delivered weight par lang tan Dae $159 $1581 COPRA Straits Borneo e.i.f. U.K./ Nar th European Part* delivered might par fang tan Dec/Jan £5S £57: nett COCONUT OIL crude Straits e.tf. European parts m bulk
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    U.N. planes attack Katang airport, blow up fuel dump as battle enters third day
    403 2 NEW YORK, Fri.— The United Nations announced here last night that the control tower of Katanga's Jadotville airport was knocked out m a raid by U.N. aircraft yesterday, and a iuel dump at Kolwezi was blown
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    RUSSIA: 'UK WANTS TO HAMPER CONGO ACTION'
    151 2 RUSSIA: 'UK WANTS TO HAMPER CONGO ACTION' NEW YORK, Fri. The Soviet Union yesterday hinted at possible Security Council consideration of allegations that Britain. France and Belgium had tried to hamper the U.N.Congo operations. Mr. Valerian Zonn, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister. circulated a statement accusing these three states and "other
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    Independence Day
    26 2 DAR-ES-SALAAM. Fri. T.msranyika cele'nat^ Us indeper.cence at midnight tonipht **toen rocket*. sirei:.s and church belle will signal the and of 42 fmn British administration.
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    UNKNOWN
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    Welcome to Singapore
    81 3 3 k r at m- days B ng EBes isted a I fl DD I I three I days cm his way to Perth. He i.s staying at the Hotel Ambassador. Mr. Frank Davis, a constructional contractor, flew m from Bombay on his way to Melbourne. He
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    4 NEW POST OFFICES TO BE BUILT NEXT YEAR
    278 3 t SINGAPORE, Friday. POUR new post offices are to be built next th^T™ an?l rOVide P S H' services for more tha 139 000 People m four districts. .••ir n w P ost offices to be built are m Kilhney Road,
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    WOMAN PAYS $20 COMPENSATION TO FISH DEALER FOR ASSAULT
    159 3 WOMAN PAYS $20 COMPENSATION TO FISH DEALER FOR ASSAULT SINGAPORE. Fri. A 22- woman was ordered by a district court yesterday to pay $20 compensation to a 73-year-old goldfish dealer whom she had admitted assaulting. Teo Siew Geok pleaded guilty to a surr^ons charge of voluntarily causing hurt to Tan
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    No-water areas
    50 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. Water will be cut off today m Zones Two and Five from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. There will be no water tomorrow m Zones Four and Six between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m.; and m Zones One and Seven between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m.
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    645 3  - SINGAPORE DIARY ALEXANDRA LEE'S Fa column about PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS SINGAPORE, Friday. "J^JEVER suv die even m the blackest moments/ says the man who lias triumphed over 100 rejections of literary work to see his first major success m the acceptance of a 300-page book: Mervyn Pereira, 21-year-old ex-student
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    Lock icon Exquisite recital by group from Munich
    219 3 Exquisite recital by group from Munich SINGAPORE, Fri. A privately invited audience had the pleasure and privilege of hear ng a distinguished group of performers of European pre-classical music on Wednesday night at the Cultural Centre. Organised by the German Consul-General, to whom Singapore's musical life owes so great a
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    WORK TO BEGIN NEXT YEAR ON VEHICLES DUMP
    77 3 Singapore, Fri.— work on the proposed "vehicles mortuary" behind the Traffic Police barracks square m Maxwell Road is expected to begin next year. This was revealed by Mr. Lim Seng Huat, the Police Secretary, who said that $12,000 had been set aside
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      235 3 CINEMAS Ganga Behti Hai (Hindi) 2.30, ALHAMBRA: The Right 5.45. 9. Approach 130 4. 6 30, 9.30. ROYAL: Kappalottiya CAPITOLr Tammy Tell Me Thamizhan (TamU) 3.30. 7.30. True 1.45, 4, 6.30, 9.30. TAJ Then Nilavu Tamil) CATHAY: The Hustler 1.30, 330 730. 4, 630, 9.30. a GLOBE: Two Tickets to
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    Vocabulary, text of national language lesson No. 5
    434 4 Vocabulary, text of national language lesson No. 5 HERE Is the vocabulary and texts of the fifth lesson m the national language series being broadcast m the English language programme of Radio Singapore at 730 tonight. VOCABULARY Appel, apple; durian, durian; limau, orange; mangga, mango; manggis, mangosteen; nanas, pineapple; nangka,
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    AMERICAN LEADER ATTACKS ADMISSION OF RUSSIAN CHURCH
    143 4 AMERICAN LEADER ATTACKS ADMISSION OF RUSSIAN CHURCH SINGAPORE, Fri. An American church leader has hit out at the admission of the Russian Orthodox Church m the World Council of Churches at its third assembly held m New Delhi last month. He is Dr. Clyde J. Kennedy, president of the Shelton
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    PARJAN GETS AN XMAS INVITATION
    252 4 Couple met 'sincere and honest* taafrdrhrer whm came to State— now he receives call to viiitAmhq. He will send greetings to thousand tourists jyflß. PARJAN SINGH, 23, who is known m the Singapore water-front as a "tourists' friend and philosopher", will sail next week to
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    LIBRARY TRAINING COURSE FOR 50 TEACHERS
    76 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Over 50 O secondary school teacher^ are at present attending a special library training course sponsored by the Library Association or Singapore. The course, which commenced on Monday will last for one week. Mrs. Wang Chen Hsul Chin, president of the Library
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    SEREMBAN MAN WEDS S'PORE GIRL IN JOHORE BAHRU
    70 4 SEREMBAN MAN WEDS S'PORE GIRL IN JOHORE BAHRU MR. AND MRS. P. R. SREEDHARAN NAIB after their wedding at the Sri Mariamman Temple, Johore Bahru. The bridegroom, a stenographer with the Inland Revenue Department, Seremban, is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. K. Raman Nair of Kerala. The bride,
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    Two Chinese pass Malay exam
    179 4 SINGAPORE. Friday. J^S ASSISTANT m a Chinese goldsmith shop and a bank clerk are the only two Chinese among those who passed the examination conducted recently by the Ministry of Education for students of the Special Malay Course organised by the Adult Education Board. All
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    WIC Christmas party
    38 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Women's International Club at Damansara Road, Kuala Lumpur, will hold a children's Christmas party on Sunday at 10 a.m. at the club premises. Santa Claus will distribute toys to the children.
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    SOCIALIST CLUB OFFICIALS AT SEMINAR IN INDIA
    87 4 SOCIALIST CLUB OFFICIALS AT SEMINAR IN INDIA 'SINGAPORE, Fri. Two j»3 Singapore representatives, Mr. Tan Peng 800 and Mr. I Michael Fernandez, Finan- cial Secretary and Member for External Relations respectively of the University Socialist Club are now attending a two-week Asian Seminar m Aloka, India. The seminar, which began
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    100 for Red Cross camp
    54 4 KUALA LUMPUR. FrL The Minister of Health and Social Welfare. Dato Ong Yoke Un, wiU open the first Malaysia Junior Red Cross camp at Morib on Dec 10 More than 100 members of the movement from Brunei. Sarawak, Bornep, Singapore and the Federation will attend
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    UNKNOWN
    115 4 M alaya in"'^ h *'P ex Sf'?« region. Curator ol Raffle Mn»SH a two-year o-^ i at the oSiSt?5! recently. Mr. Hooi m r w»s tapotttnt |J Malaysia!, re- rich natural he^'L awaited S and study. Binding |J He said utiif J ln g thb the ae-d would ttnconscfoa
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    UNKNOWN
    21 4 TAIPING. Fr. 1 under-privileged 'J the district wiD kt to a Christmas ps( given by the Rotoy Taipir.g on I>
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      16 4 The Lions Club Cheer Fund for underprivileged children deserves your support. Please make a donation NOW
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    Intrepid airman won V.C. few incredible feat
    965 5 Intrepid airman won V.C. few incredible feat A powerful air blast JeHcecMmn_off the fuselage; but he fell on the wing m&IHEY CHEATED Pushing a fire extinguisher into the top of his blood-soaked lifejacket RAF Sergeant Norman Jackson clambered out on to the blazing wing 18,000 feet above the ground and
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      164 5 I TONIC 11^ A Quality Product from i^\ MERZ of GfRMANY rTHE SINGAPORE DRUG HOUSE 305, Taniong Katong Rood, Singapore- 1 5. Tel: ***** minx m Silent and Vibratiouhss Wr\ ClTlOllcL^W £ig/^ inch special Mmi\ hroathircnm blades B\ V I^k qire big fan performance ■^Bb^JT^^^H^H Crt« ffl^ vio-.i'cd if required.
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      75 5 ta KIRBY by John Prentice <c Fred Dickenson Ldrake by Lee Falk and Phil Davis E HEART OF JULIET JONES b y Stan Drake Zu Z r^^T^R.^^/^vvho OH.^ WHAT'S YOUR COFFEE YOU SAID j -I. "1 I M AwOfi: S. f T <-POTAI M t_V f TO HATE TO THINK
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
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      These taxi men set example
      192 6 These taxi men set example WE are glad to learn that, m direct contrast to the dishonest taxi-drivers about whom we had occasion to write last week, there are m Singapore others m this line of business who are a credit to the State. We recall the case of taxi-driver
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      Earning U.S. dollars
      147 6 r*OOD news for our handicrafts industry comes from giftbuyer Mr. William Andrews. According to Mr. Andrews, who buys gifts for seven big stores m the U.S., Americans are now looking for new sources of "gift merchandise" m addition to Hong Kong and Japan. Our Singapore craftsmen produce
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    CHARTERED SURVEYORS
    1135 6  -  T.J. CHICHAK FIRST IN A SERIES ON JOBS FOR THOSE LEAVING SCHOOL I Careers I FREE PRESS SPECIAL FOR YOUTH It takes four training to be fully qualified By WHENEVER there is a body of men doing the same kind of job or practising the same profession, one
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    Skybikes—what future?
    152 6  - Sky bikes— what future? CHAPMAN PINCHER ißy OKYBIKES. which enthusiasts are hoping will soon be able to fly a mile, may never be a great commercial success, but other forms of sport may benefit from the experiments now going on. Gliding, for instance. If the designers find some new mechanical
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    100 YEARS AGO
    133 6 The Free Press reported: "The Town Hall building is now assuming an appearance creditable to the settlement, but we learn with much regret that work is about to be brought to a stand for want of funds. In the beginning of last year an appeal was made
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    44 6 A N 18-year-old youth, angry because his hero, Sumo Grand Champion Ashiwado, had lost to Grand Champion Taiho Fukuoka, set fire to a f farmer's barn. The youth, whose name was withheld, subsequently surrendered to police. Taiho won the 15-day tournament.
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    Life is like that
    142 6 Life is like that X tours f or n r.tJ year^ but h^UuJ gtSSs bloat -«l- What dl that. il "liquid narafl (lavs |J?'.J* Smith' I "I thai just mad^ and di«." lttr n« "Min<\ t(M> -tV io:;..v iuu: houjM i, T^ at the seam* gracse! And as if n)(Jl
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      742 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. 1 BIRTH 20 Word* $6 (minimum). W ALLEN: To Jun* (nee Holiday) and Ken on 7tlk December a daughter. Stillborn. DEATH 20 Word* $6 {minimum). MR. Lit GIOK CHVE passed away peacefully at General Hospital 7/12/61. Cortege will leav. 28 Peirce Road. 930 a.m. 9/!^' '>l for Weshy
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      282 6 TODAH RADW v RADIO SINGAPORE i a song; 10.00 iMovie magazine; Short Wave Service To tne good old da >' s; 1100 Music from many lands: 41 metres <7200 kc s.) n.30 Starlight concert; 12 00 Medium Wave Service (midnight) Close down. 476 metres RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres) A.M. 11.00
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    TTEE-BID WIDOW: I'M GLAD VILLAGERS STOPPED ME
    234 7 TTEE-BID WIDOW: I'M GLAD VILLAGERS STOPPED ME l^s killed Calcutta fanner, then mother of tvo tried to lump into funeral pyre lnnu SINGAPORE, Friday. JVJADAM Naf Sella, a 54-year-old Hindu widow from Calcutta, who attempted to commit "Suttee" on her husband's funeral pyre 15 years ago, is today glad that
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    Mrs. Vickery sees world in a wheelchair
    127 7 Mrs. Vickery sees world in a wheelchair SINGAPORE, Fri. Courageous Mrs. F. Vickery of Australia is going places and seeing the world m a wheelchair. She visited Singapore with her husband after a nineday tour of the Federation. Mrs. Vickery told The Free Press she could walk only a few
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    NAWI president
    23 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri The Tengku Ampuan of Selangor has consented to become the president of the National Association of Women's Institute.
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    Drainage Board officials
    60 7 BANTING. Fn. Raja Shah Kobat was appointed chairman of the Langat River Drainage Board for next year. Other members are Inche Talib Zacharia. Raja Ismail. Mr. Yap Ah Seong. Raja Long, Maj. W. W. Lawrence, Mr. D. Jayaratnam. the State D.I.D. Engineer, Assistant Engineer, D.1.D.. Kuala Langat,
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    aceful S'pore society impresses Aussie
    107 7 aceso- ssed allao I irector Mr. L (hough trious i he c of ss be he :ris :ind and iriendly." Be was surprised that all could speak fluent English. When he was m Hong Kong and Japan. he found the people there had difficulty m
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    Wife flies in to nurse K.L. sister-in-law
    82 7 Wife flies in to nurse K.L. sister-in-law lohusband [rom Kuala i wr sister- 1 health.] N nitkm, i -;;:p- ■•-•T impui v da] ago as I immediately decided to come here to nurse her during her illness as I knew she would be rattier lonely there", said Mrs. Nasution. She
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    3 show how school helps the deaf
    197 7 3 show how school helps the deaf SINGAPORE, Pri. Mrs. A.L. Pereira, principal of the Singapore Oral School for the Deaf, yesterday showed Rotarians what was being done at her school with the aid of three of her pupils. The Rotarians, who were having their weekly luncheon at Cathay Hotel,
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    For U.K. course
    36 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Pilot Officer Lee Theng Kooi. of the Royal Malayan Air Force has been selected to attend an Equipment Officers' Course at R.A.F. Kinton-in-Lindsey, the Federation Armed Forces Division announced yesterday.
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    90 SOCIETIES WILL JOIN CO-OP BANK TO BOOST ITS STRENGTH
    214 7 90 SOCIETIES WILL JOIN CO-OP BANK TO BOOST ITS STRENGTH SINPAPORE, Fri. About 90 cooperative societies m Singapore are expected to join the Singapore Co-opera-tive Bank m the new year to make it one of the strongest such banks m Asia. The bank was established four years ago and has
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    Troops ready for the Congo
    41 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. T{ie main body of the Ist Reconnaissance Regiment Is all set to go to the Congo sometime next month. This was confirmed by a spokesman of the Ministry of Defence m Kuala Lumpur.
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    ASSISTANT CONTROLLER OF TELECOMS WEDS IN K.L.
    45 7 MR. M. GABRIEL RAJASINGAM, Assistant Controller of Telecommunications, Singapore, and his bride, Miss Joyce Nalliah, a teacher m Methodist Boys' School m Kuala Lumpur, who were married m Kuala Lumpur. A reception was held at the Eastern Hotel.
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      258 7 YOUR LUCKY STAR TODAY 1 IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY.... YOU have a deep and abiding interest m human nature. Since you have a good memory, you are able to meet people oi.ee and remember them throughout a lifetime. Since you have the capacity to size up an individual or a
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      123 7 CClilVi (May 22-June 21): bCmiNi A GOOD idea to make plans so far ahead that you won't be rushed at the last moment. PIMPED (June 22-July 23) URNUCn DEAL with family and close friends and handle affairs involving mutual interests. irn (July 24-Aug. 'I) TAKE a calculated risk and you
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      121 7 UIDCn < Au 24-Sepl. 23): UHUU UTILISE this day for making important Christmas preparations so you'U not be hurried at the last minute. I IRRA < Se Pt- 24-Oct. 23) A LI DIM FINE promise of good fortune for all regularly scheduled Saturday programmes you may have m mind. (Oct
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    Skirt trick Skirt trick
    101 8 Skirt trick Skirt trick A dress has many faces and moods, depending on the accessories we wear with it. The same outfit can look young and* gay on a airl of twenty, but dignified on an older woman. It can also be appropriately dressed up for office or theatre wear.
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    HAIR STYLE THAT IS IN FASHION CAN RUIN YOUR LOOKS
    329 8 STOP BEING JUST A CARBON COPY OF THE GIRL NEXT DOOR MISS KNOW-HOW M Ml SINGAPORE'S fashion experts, beauticians, hair-stylists and men m general have long complained that local girls lack individuality. Admittedly, we are smartly dressed, neat arid tidy,
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    Give confidence to girl who limps – readers
    401 8 Give confidence to girl who limps readers jyiANY young girls are Jf self-conscious, especially if they suffer from a slight physical defect. But how can a mother assure her daughter that the defect is hardly noticeable? This is the question asked m contest No. 23 of the Family Problem competition,
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    ROLLARAMA IS THE NAME TO REMEMBER
    83 8 THERE'S a new name to A remember the next time rama serves the same purfume accessory. It is rollarama. We all know what an atomizer i.s. Well, a rollarama "serves the same purpose: only it works different. Instead of spraying it on. you roll
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    VITAMIN C: CASE OF TASTE
    252 8 VITAMIN C: CA SE OF TASTE BABY CLINIC... FOR MRS. KNOW-HOW MOST mothers know the importance of daily vitamin C, but some wonder about the best way of giving it. Here is a reader's question on this subject: "I understand that a fluid ounce of rose hip syrup contains fifty
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    MORE GIFTS FOR XMAS
    166 8 CONTINUING with our Vy Christmas gift guide, here are six more suggestions. FOR HER: A bath mat with foot imprints. She will be delighted with those that are shaped like a foot. Available also m various £U!£ r shapes and colours. FOR HIM: A cravat is
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      210 10 discounts or an easy HP. terms at HUP TECK TRADING 36G Priasep Street RENEW frO UK HOL...IOLD lines this Christmas with new ones at economical prices from BAJAJ rEXTILES 65. High Street. A wide range is available of coloured and white bedsheets, pillowcases, blankets, towels etc. SOON JOO CO., 53,
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    men need more money: They will ask Govt. to increase the annual grant
    195 11 men need more money: They will ask Govt. to increase the annual grant JALAN BESAR, Friday. Singapore Government Services Football Association will appeal to the Government for an increment m the annual grant to the Association. This was decided at the ninth annual general meeting of the association. The Government
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    Lock icon AFRICAN TRIBESMAN BEATS HIS U.S. RUNNING RIVALS
    41 11 picture. r-itv s Steve Machooka, using a pair of stockings as cloves breaks the ,,-inile championship race at Van Cortlandt Park m the Bronx. Ma- i< a Kisii tribesman from Kenya m Africa*- U.P.I
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    Malacca F.A. issues stern warning soccer captains
    168 11 MALACCA, Friday. Board of the Malacca AmaAssociatiofl have warned team arc responsible for the conrplavers on the field. The Board issued this f warning when it suspended two state players. They were banned for 15 months and one year respectively. One of the
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    SINGAPORE CIVIL SERVICE TABLE TENNIS RESULTS
    80 11 SINGAPORE CIVIL SERVICE TABLE TENNIS RESULTS StaLJ service As- &anvi full ilts < I the i i r< ibers i] v Feng Sbn 21-10: nth X kg and 21-14 idu and i Kwee H iat 22Qoek kg Lfcan Juek and I 21-5. i Lee Koh a: id Jl-19. Lie raid
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    OLYMPIC GAMES OCTOBER 9-25
    22 11 OLYMPIC GAMES OCTOBER 9-25 n I Tokyo log Com- '"ideci the Ciames Friday, Sunday, tpenlns unes on i daj-ofl the eomdates were
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    ASAHI MARATHON TO PAVEL: FIFTH ATTEMPT
    116 11 ASAHI MARATHON TO PAVEL: FIFTH ATTEMPT rtUKUOKA (Japan), Fri.— F Pavel Kantorek. 31. of Czechoslovakia achieved his ambition m his nfth consecutive attempt and won the 15th annual Asahi Marathon over a 42.195 kilometres course. His time was 2 hours 22 minutes, 5 seconds. Eiko Oksanen of Finland, a pre-race
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    We're still the first' says Japanese Judo chief
    119 11 We're still the first' says Japanese Judo chief Ichiro of the ration's tan, ->aid Japan's •ndividual retain ta mter- petition. n Gee- definitely Geestnk la und we he won and there V\. ---n. The -^ar to lack physical fitness and when they will have built up their fitness they should
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    RUGBY STAR KLEINMAN OFF TO JOIN SERVICES
    224 11 RUGBY STAR KLEINMAN OFF TO JOIN SERVICES SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Rugby Union will lose the services of a good player when wing forward Cedric Kleinman leaves the State a.t the end of the month. Kleinman, 20, will be crossing the causeway to join the Federation Military College for two
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    FLOYD TO BEGIN TRAINING IN WEEK'S TIME FOR NEXT BOUT
    272 11 FLOYD TO BEGIN TRAINING IN WEEK'S TIME FOR NEXT BOUT rpORONTO, Fri. HeavyJ- weight champion Floyd Patterson, unmarked after his wild knockdown victory over challenger Tom McNeeley, will begin training m a week's time for his eighth title defence, manager Cus Damato disclosed. This announcement pleased Tom Bolan, President of
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    PROMOTER BANNED FOR CALLING OFF BIG FIGHT
    159 11 PROMOTER BANNED FOR CALLING OFF BIG FIGHT MONTREAL, Fri. The Montreal Athletic Commission suspended promoter Eddie Quinn on the grounds he gave "insufficient reason" for cancelling the Archie Moore-Robert Cleroux fight, originally scheduled for Tuesday. Although Quinn said he notified the Commission of the cancellation, Commission chairman P. Boulanger denied
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    MR. SOH LEADS CHINESE FOOTBALL ASSN.
    103 11 MR. SOH LEADS CHINESE FOOTBALL ASSN. SINGAPORE, Pri.— The officials of the Singapore Chinese Football Association for 1962 are: President: Mr. Soh Ghee Soon; Vice-Presidents: Mr. Ang Soon Hoe. Dr. Wong Ah Teck. Mr. Yong Ngim Djin. Mr. Yeo Meng Song, Mr. Chan Sum Wing, Mr. Simon Yeap. Mr. Tan
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    FENCING CLUB IS PROVING TO BE POPULAR
    157 11 FENCING CLUB IS PROVING TO BE POPULAR PASIR PANJANG, Fri. I Royal Signals Fencing Club has got off to a good start with a strong attendance and is now well equipped. Training sessions are held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings on the ground floor of the Education Block, Princess Mary
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    S'pore tour called off ...because of one man
    155 11 SINGAPORE, FrL Selangor Rangers two football matches m Singapore have been cancelled. Reason: Star performer Abdul Ghani will not be able to accompany the team to Singapore. Abdul Ghani will be flying to Rangoon to represent Malaya m the S.E.A.P. Games. The
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    ESSEX BIDDER PAYS TOP PRICE FOR MARE
    74 11 ESSEX BIDDER PAYS TOP PRICE FOR MARE VTEWMARKET, Fri. Mea--11 dow Song, an eight-year-old mare fetched 10,000 guineas top price of the sales so far when Tattersalls Bloodstock Sales were continued yesterday. The mare, a half sister to British Derby and St. Leger winner Never Say Die had particularly attracted
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    Judge Wise (Subian up) in brilliant final gallop: Clocks 37 1/5
    530 12  - Judge Wise (Subian up) in brilliant final gallop: Clocks 37 1/5 SCRUTINEER By PENANG, Friday JUDGE WISE revealed brilliant form m his winding-up gallop here this morning. Breaking from the 4f post he" kept up a rousing gallop all the way over the last 3f to clock the smart time
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    CAGERS LEAVE TOMORROW WITH HOPES OF A GOLD
    283 12 Singapore's basketball team of 14 players who will be leaving tomorrow for the South East Asia Peninsular Games at Rangoon are probably the State's best prospects to win a gold. Captain of the team is Wong Kum Foo, most experienced and the
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    FOUR PLAYERS SENT OFF THE FIELD
    76 12 FOUR PLAYERS SENT OFF THE FIELD OIRMINGHAM, Eri Four players two from each side —were &ent ofl the field m an explosive firsi round Inter-Cities Pairs Cup football match between Birmingham City and R.C.D. Espanoi (Barcelona) last night. Birmingham won 1-0 after a scoreless first half, but Espanol qualify on
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    402 12 Horses to follow at Penang By SCRUTINEER s ¥)ENANG, Fri. Among t horses entered for the forthcoming Penang meeting that have won on this course l are: Ajnos, Al Raschid, Cape Cana- veral, Carribean 11. Cha Cha Cha, Cinerama 11. Daulath, Determined, Entertaiiiffiem IV, Fairy Patch. Gallant Turk, Judge Wise,
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    GO-KART MEET INCLUDES A CHALLENGE
    87 12 GO-KART MEET INCLUDES A CHALLENGE (SINGAPORE, FrL— Karting Club of Singapore will hold their 15th meeting at Kallang Park on Sunday starting at 11. 00 a.m. An attractive programme of 15 races has been arranged. Entries will be accepted up until practice starts at 9.30 a.m. Included m the programme
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    POLICE USE THE WRONG TACTICS ON SOGGY GROUND
    172 12 POLICE USE THE WRONG TACTICS ON SOGGY GROUND SINGAPORE, Friday. gELETAR just pipped Police .'5-2 m their SHA Division One match at Thomson Road yesterday. Police were favourites but their tactics proved unsuitable for the soggy ground. They were further handicapped when left winger Harmon Singh retired m the 29th
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    SELETAR AIRMEN MOVE INTO CUP FINAL WITH 2-0 VICTORY
    162 12 SELETAR AIRMEN MOVE INTO CUP FINAL WITH 2-0 VICTORY JALAN BESAR, Fri.— Royal Air Force Seletar, holders of the Singapore Amateur Football Association Challenge Cup. moved into the final of this year's competition with a 2-0 victory over R.A.F. Changi m a floodlit match yesterday. It was quite obvious that
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    41 12 LONDON, Fri.— ResuiU, of yestercay's Rue:by Union County championship matches were: Dorset and Wiltshire 9 Berkshire 0, Kent 8 Surrey 3, Middlesex 3 Eastern CounUes 3. Northern Midlands 6 Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire and Derbyshire 5, Oxfordshire 11 Sussex
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    35 12 RUGBY: Friendly— Blacks v Combined Schools (Woodsviile 5.15 p.m.). HOCKEY: Spore Lge. Div. 2 —Combined Schools v University (Bt. Timah, 5.15 p.m.); J. Bahru Lge— Ramblers v RMN (Woodlands, 5.15 p.m.).
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    154 12 HOSPITAL TAKE CHAN TABLE TENNIS SHIELD SINGAPORE. Fri. General Hospital won the Helen Chan Shield when they beat Laboratory Services 4-1 m the final of the Inter-Hospital table tyfnnis championships last night. Hospital had a rude shock when they lost the opening match. William Tan. the "Polio Boy" was beaten
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    26 12 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Joyful Indians beat X.M.S. Dan'pier 5-1 m a football match. Scorers wereMuttu (2), Saiahuddin. Ramanathan, Balan. Hill scored for the losers.
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