The Singapore Free Press, 9 January 1962

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    12 1 The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1962. 15 CENTS.
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    BIG BANK STRIKE IS ON
    103 1 Office is open, bu! 300 workers stay out v ►ORE, Tues. kbonf '»00 emoi the Overes« Banking at its r Icrs m Street and unrhes went ike this mornk( follows m talks SingaI niployees I Ihe m:ui>ver the md thai fjlve an public members union
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    CUSTOMS MEN MAKE FIRST '62 HAULS
    134 1 CUSTOMS MEN MAKE FIRST '62 HAULS SINGAPORE. Tues. In 3<> hours. Singapore Customs made their first hauls this year when they uncovered 12.~> pounds of contraband cigarettes and eight cases of explosive crackers. Haul No. 1 occurred at about 8.40 p.m. on Saturday when Customs men boarded an unattended sampan
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    TONY SETS TREND: NOW IT'S 'ARMSTRONG JEANS'
    183 1 TONY SETS TREND NOW IT'S 'ARMSTRONG JEANS' LONDON, Tucs. Tony Armstrong-Jones, who is going to take a job as a newspaperman, may soon have another occupation men's fashion leader. Princess Margaret's husband —now the Earl of Snowdon —who will take a 10,000 to 15.000-pound $85,000- t*****,500) a year job as
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    Sydney cuts down entry of overseas medical students
    227 1 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. AXLY 12 students from overseas, including Singapore and Malaya, will he admitted to the first year medical course al Sydney University this year under the new restricted enrolment scheme introduced by the Iniversity Senate. This was reported m the latest
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    COURT-MARTIAL IF GUNNER BROWN IS TO BE CHARGED
    98 1 COURT-MARTIAL IF GUNNER BROWN IS TO BE CHARGED SINGAPORE. Tues. Gunner John Joseph Broun. 30. of RAF Tengah, who was taken into RAF custody yesterday following the death oi' his wife on Sunday, will be courtmartialled if it is decided to frame charges against him. An R.A.F. spokesman said this
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    Ghana picks envoys
    20 1 ACCRA. lu.\>. The Ohan» Government ypsterday announced the appointment of Its first, ambassador.s to Poland and Hungary.
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    Before the last dance...
    93 1 Before the last dance SAIGON. Tues. -More than 100 beautiful hostesses crowded into a meeting m Saigon yesterday and passed a motion asking the government to find them new employment before it enforced its ban on dancing halls and nightclubs m Saigon. The hostesses face loss of employment when the
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    Border gun bursts
    31 1 BERLIN. Tue.s. Ei.st German Police l:ust ni»?ht lired several hursts oi submachine nun tire on the border between East Berlin and the American Sector, West Berlin Polite said.
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    Workers at Base told: Be ready for action if talks fail
    227 1 Workers at Base told: Be ready for action if talks fail SINGAPORE, Tues. The Naval Base Labour Union yesterday told its 10,000 members to strengthen their unity and be m a "state of readiness" to meet any eventuality m the event of a breakdown m negotiations with the Admiralty on
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    Dr. S. (BACK IN PALACE) BLAMES THE DUTCH FOR BOMB BID
    206 1 Dr. S. (BACK IN PALACE) BLAMES THE DUTCH FOR BOMB BID JAKARTA, Tues. President Sukarno last night blamed "Dutch agents" for the attempt on his life m the South Celebes m which a bursting grenade killed three people and injured 28. The Gl -year-old Indonesian President whs speaking on his
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    Military funeral for Signalman
    59 1 SINGAPORE, Tues Signalman James Walter Howe, 21, of 249 Signals Squadron. Ayer Rajah Road, who was found dead at Rochore Cana] Road yesterday morning, will be given a ceremonial military funeral at Ulu Pundan cemetery this afternoon. The Police Secret ary, Mr. Lim Seng Huat. said
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    The first week of 1962 good one for shareholders, says broker
    411 2 The first week of 1962 good one for shareholders, says broker City section: Financeand industry by The Free Press Marker Correspondent SINGAPORE, Tuesday. *pHE first week of 1962 has been a good one for shareholders, reports a leading Singapore broker m his weekly review. There has been rather a boom
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    FURTHER DROP OF £6 IN TIN: RUBBER SLIGHTLY STEADIER
    263 2 I ON DON. Tues. A slightly easier tendency m tin at the opening was fairly sharply extended later, notably m the cash position which finally recorded a loss of about E6 per ton. nun I month fell by around E3 A/houcrh
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    WAGE PAUSE AND WALL ST. SETBACK RESTRAIN STOCK MARKETS
    156 2 WAGE PAUSE AND WALL ST. SETBACK RESTRAIN STOCK MARKETS LONDON, Tues.— There was very little to encourage 1 buyers to extend commitment- m stock markets yesterday. rfome uncertainty was caused by ri( übts as to the Chancellor of the Exchequer's "wages and proQta plan." which Ls to ioliow the wages
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    Joint statement by I.C.I., Courtaulds
    88 2 London*. Tues.— The boards ot 1.C.1, and Courtauld.s m a Joint statement yesterday said that 1.C.1, has received further proposals from Courtaulds designed to solve prooiems oi the man-made fibres tadostry other than by a complete merger oi the two companies. Courtaulds now suggest that
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    Hong Kong prices
    54 2 HONG KONG. Mon. dosing prices hcie loaay were: Previous Todu\ H. s. Bank Corporation $370 $370 sales s>ales Wiieelock Maiden $i2.T" $12.60 sales sales Hlco&e phone $44.50 $42.25 sales sales Dairy F.irn c Cold Storage $38.50 $38.75 sales sales Talkoo Docks $76.50 $78.00 sates sales Jarcttne Matbcson
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    Market indices
    33 2 n 1 m l i:t Pin i!. Ime i. u.u.a> (OK J-in. year, .tek ago, previous Tins m ?b"i 0 eloseri. 3GS 0 371 V MMmrt: -0? cio>ert. IW.S, ion. 5.
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    Ships in port
    162 2 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore wliirvt> today are: LcftTtC 31/32, TmlßMllßi i Ham t lingtoß, 33 14, MotenH >'>. M m«l;invi r.v /.u:vo Maru Suaayrilta 12 I'■ Atand Maru ii Lm B X j:.'i BroolM i'l/--. Outer roads: Karossa, AtHBtW Mar:i, ituart Naakai Maru. Taboa. UlJePraln, Laad
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    Karachi a bridge between two worlds, says King
    376 2 Karachi a bridge between two worlds, says King KARACHI, Tues.— The Paramount Ruler of Malaya declared here yesterday that Pakistan's "stability and fortune, its progress and development are of the greatest importance to both the Middle East and South-East Asia." Replying to an address of welcome presented to him at
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    102 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares Last sales m the Singapore Trading Room yesteiduy were: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlops $1.22 (1 cent), East Smelt. $2.71 (unch), F. and X. $2.65 A cento), Robinsun Ords. $1.44 1 cent). Cold Storage $2.39 1 cent). Steamship 86 cents (+1 cent). S. Times $3.25 (unch.). S.
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    China buys more from Australia
    64 2 CANBERRA. Tues. Communist China was Australia's fourth biggest customer m five months ending on Nov. 30, 1961. the Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistics reported yesterday. China's purchases totalling £A329 million ranked after the United Kingdom's £AB3B million, Japans £A80.9 million and the United States
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    Mercenaries from France on way to join Tshombe
    131 2 Mercenaries from France on way to join Tshombe LEOPOLDVILLE, Tuesday. UNITED NATIONS spokesman said here that 35 French-speaking mercenaries, who Soid they planned to light for President Moise Tshombe, arrived m Brazzaville yesterday and left immediately by chartered plane for Ndola, Northern Rhodesia. The spokesman said the mercenaries arrived m
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    Wall collapses
    38 2 BERLIN, lues— A short section of the Berlin border wall collapsed m the French Sector on Sunday night. East German guardr threw tcargas grenades to keep peopie way until it was repaired. West Berlin Police reported.
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    U.S. AID TO LAOS UNDER REVIEW
    88 2 WASHINGTON, Tues. The State Department said yesterday that U.S. aid to the right-wing Royal Laotian Government was under review but declined to say whether any cut or stoppage was contemplated. The Department confirmed on Sunday that it had not deposited with the Laos National
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    Brisbane terror
    19 2 BRISBANE. Tues.— A pleurisylike illness known as Bornholm disease, is sweeping much of Brisbane m near-epidemic proportions.
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    Preview of summer swimsuits for boat show visitors
    35 2 Preview of summer swimsuits for boat show visitors THIS is the sight that greets visitors to the International Boat Show at Earl's Court, London. The girls are displaying swimsuits that will be worn this summer.
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    SMALLPOX STUDENT DIES IN BRITAIN
    91 2 SMALLPOX STUDENT DIES IN BRITAIN LO NDO N. Tues.— lsmat Khan, a 24-year-old Pakistani student, died from smallpox m a Dartford. southern England, isolation hospital, near here, on Sunday night. Ismat was taken ill last month alter travelling from Karachi to London. Following Ismat's flight to London via Teheran. Rome,
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    359 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle vrices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, Jan. 8. previous rooay RUBBER No. 1 RSS a.l.f European porta Jan 23 1/16 23 3/16 Feb 23 1/16 23 3/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Srrat 23 5/lS 232 RUBBER No. 1 RSS settlement
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    West Irian: Military action 'certain' if talks are not started, says Jakarta envoy
    411 2 West Irian: Military action 'certain' if talks are not started, says Jakarta envoy OTTAWA, Tues. The Indonesian Ambassador to Canada. Mr. L.N. Palar, said yesterday that his country would take military action against West Irian, if negotiations were not started on the transfer of the Dutch-held island to Indonesia. He
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    MAC IN BERLIN FOR DISCUSSIONS WITH ADENAUER
    77 2 MAC IN BERLIN FOR DISCUSSIONS WITH ADENAUER BONN. Tiw>. Mr. Han Ifacmillan arrived lit 1 Ja.st night ior talks with I Konrad Adenau« r a hours alter the West Qern Chancellor had said he v. try to lessen Britain's fins cial troubles. Mr. Macmillan and Lor: Home, British Foreign S<
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    'MERDEKA CRY BY AMBASSADOR': REPORT CAUSES FLURRY IN THE HAGUE
    236 2 'MERDEKA CRY BY AMBASSADOR': REPORT CAUSES FLURRY IN THE HAGUE THE HAGUE, Tues Press reports from Indonesia that the American ambassador there, Mr. Howard Jones, shouted "merdeka" through a microphone at a mass rally led by President Sukarno on Saturday caused a flurry m Dutch Government circles m The Hague.
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    DUTCH RAIL CRASH DEATHS RISE: ALL-NIGHT SEARCH
    136 2 WOERDEN (Holland), Tues. —More than 1.000 rescue workers tore away at a tangled mass of wreckage under blazing spotlights here last night as the death toll m Holland's worst rail disaster reached 90 with 75 injured. They were hoping against hope that they
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    500 apply: Stewards' courses extended to afternoon
    63 3 I SINGAPORE, Tuesday. \KKKS Welfare Board here has more than .">()() applications from for enrolment for the January subsequent stewards' training I sciosed yesterday by Mr. Goh man of Ihe Board's seamen's Uee, who I<>l<l The Free Press nsc was "excellent" and Uie
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    EX-CONSTABLE IS FOUND NOT GUILTY BY 5-2 VERDICT IN MURDER TRIAL
    250 3 EX-CONSTABLE IS FOUND NOT GUILTY BY 5-2 VERDICT IN MURDER TRIAL JOHOKE BAHRU. Tues.—By a 5-2 verdict. Chew Lam Seng alias Eiias bin Aba Lilian was yesterday lounci not guilty on a murder charge and walked out of the Supreme Court here a tree man. Slim-ouilt Chew. 62, a Hokkien
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    Malacca picks two girls as tourist guides: They'll train in S'pore
    193 3 By SESASTIAN RASOO Tourisl Association, m i' s viilcr (or Ihe lourisl imliisIwo girls lo become lourisl P Potted by Mr. rtetor ot .1 ii r ikti\ ci ese m, ~»r tfa< job I 1 8 qJ p stned
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    Shop partner is acquitted
    58 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. A clerk, accused of misappropriating $209. belonging to a provision shop In Bukit Tiinah Road between Sept. l and Sept. 29. was yesterdaj acquitted m the Sixth Magistrate's Court. Koh Tak Murt, represented by Mr. S. K. Lee. was stated to be a partner
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    758 3  - SINGAPORE DIARY ALEXANDRA LEE'S JX onlcr to attain sonic measure of a wholesome, progressive and satisfying life, it is essential to give. So said Mr. Martin J. Chen, one of the Directors of the Chinese V.M.C.A. he has given more than 10 years' service to the assotion when I met
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    INDIAN DECK PASSENGERS TOLD: OBEY SHIP'S REGULATIONS
    150 3 INDIAN DECK PASSENGERS TOLD: OBEY SHIP'S REGULATIONS SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. S. K. Rayalu, 29, welfare officer of the liner Mozaffari, has called on deck passengers to be more obedient m observing the rules and regulations of India-bound ships. Mr. Rayalu said that most deck passengers did not observe health rules
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    No-water zones
    27 3 SINGAPORE, Tues.— There will be no water m Zones One and Three until 2 p.m. today. Tomorrow's no water areas are Zones Four and Six.
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    Three C-Plan men end their training here
    557 3 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Three Colombo Plan trainees will leave Singapore for home at the end of this week after undergoing a three-month course m timber grading with the Timber Office here. They are Mr. Thaew Sindhipongsa from Thailand, Mr. A.X.M. Mosharraff Hossain of Pakistan,
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    Stamp Club plans big drive to recruit members
    291 3 Stamp Club plans big drive to recruit members SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE Singapore Stamp Club is planning to increase its membership this year with m ducements to collectors. The club president, Mr. Andrew Gilmour, drew attention to the small number of active members at the club's annual general meeting and urged
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    Welcome to Singapore
    73 3 Mr. E. M. Marcus, an American insurance executive, arrived from Hong Kong yesterday for a fiveday stay before going to Rangoon. He Is at Raffles Hotel. Mr. W. J. O'Brien, a company director, and his wife, arrived for a five-day visit before going to Fremantle. They stay
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    $40 for speeding
    30 3 SINGAPORE. Tues.- Motorist. Wong Tee Jut. was fined $40 m a traffic magistrate's court yesterday for speeding alon? Dunearn Road at 50 to 5" "ni^es an hour.
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    $2 million Indian Arabian Nights film coming
    226 4 $2 million Indian Arabian Nights film coming SINGAPORE. Tues. A Hindustani Mm based on the Arabian Nights tales Ol Sinbad. Ali Baba and Aladdin, will soon h" screened m a local theatre here. The film, a S2 million production In E tstmancolor entitled "Sinbad, All Baba and Aladdir: i :v
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    SELKIRK WILL PRESIDE AT EDEN HALL TALKS
    95 4 SELKIRK WILL PRESIDE AT EDEN HALL TALKS SINGAPORE, Tues. The i^ Eden Hail Conference oi senior British oiiit-ial^ m the Par Last and Souih-eucsi Asia will be held m Singapore from Jan. 17 to 20. rhe conference, which Is normally held each year, pro- m- an opportunity for a c<
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    300 VILLAGERS USE COMMUNITY CENTRE
    127 4 300 VILLAGERS USE COMMUNITY CENTRE OEMBAWANG, Tues. Chong Pans Village Community Centre has become a very popular recreation centre for the villagers. The centre was declared open by Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim, the Minister for Labour and Assemblyman i'or Sembawang, on the eve of Singapore's National Day last year. Today
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    New commander
    21 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Lt.Cmdr. B. R. Lowick is the new Commander of the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve (Singapore Division).
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    False alarms
    14 4 KIJALA LUMPUR. Tues. The fire brigade received 50 false alarms last year.
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    BUND AT 12, DAVID (28) PLANS LONDON TRIP TO REGAIN HIS EYESIGHT
    221 4 BUND AT 12, DAVID (28) PLANS LONDON TRIP TO REGAIN HIS EYESIGHT SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TWENTY EIGHT YEAR OLD David Leong, who went blind at the age of 12, plans to make an 8,000-mile trip to London this year to regain his eyesight. Make the best REASON: "I have absolute faith
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    S'pore Chinatown best I have seen'
    332 4 S'pore Chinatown best I have seen' SINGAPORE, Tues. Much more can be learned through visiting places than from books according to Miss Dann Mys Sien, 40-year-old Rangoon receptionist. "A few hours spent m planning an itinerary would have its reward m travelling," she said. Miss Dann is of Chinese and
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    Vocabulary, text of Malay lesson 6
    457 4 rpHIS is the text of the sixth National Language x lesson, together with vocabulary, which Radio Singapore will broadcast at 7.30 tonight: VOCABULARY Ikan. fish; ikan ayer Tawar, freshwater fish; ikan ayer masin, sea fish; ikan basah. fresh fish; ikan kering, dried fish; ikan
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    New S.T.B. member
    23 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Government has appointed Inche Mohamed All bin Mohamed to be a member of the Singpaore Telephone Board.
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    Annual meeting
    31 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The annual meeting of the Cre-scent-Pasir Panjang Old Pupils' Association will be held on Jan. 28 at 4 p.m. at the Crescent Girls' School m Alexandra Road.
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    Going to Britain
    35 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. r£r*£ an assistant personnel officer of the Centra Electricity Board hire, will leave for Britain by air IHSETi* for a SSI? 8 P ersonn el management and industrial relations.
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    Army puts up new roads and bridges in Borneo
    246 4 Army puts up new roads and bridges in Borneo Army's newest ing area La East, Kota Be North Borneo changing rapidly roads and bride< providing better to the area tom purposes and proving supply munication with < ing villages. Mainly responsible of 67 Gurkha Field S Gurkha Engineer been engaged
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    Husband and wife— they part at the door with a promise
    983 5  - Husband and wife— they part at the door with a promise FRANCOISE SAGAN WONDERFUL CLOUDS- BY r _sf-*Jlcr France's -rrovcrsi.il novelist sfory of losec American husband Thc.r marriage is n d by h.s jcolousy. H afto.r with tefM. Then by ch.ince jn rr, trd much to iUiUJli— Abn. -d Joscc
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    356 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Malaysia A meeting of minds yHE latest meeting of the Malaysia Solidarity Consultative Committee, m Kualu Lumpur over the weekend, has concerned itself largely with matters affecting Borneo, Brunei and Sarawak. Amon? cenam sections of the peoples of these territories there have been fears and doubts about
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    HYPNOTISM
    780 6  -  Ralph Middleton By DO THE PEOPLE UNDER A TRANCE HAVE AN UNFAIR ADVANTAGE WHEN IT COMES TO A DRIVING TEST OR SCHOOL EXAM? |T YPNOTISM has always been a subject for heated controls Sj versy, even though it is being accepted more and more by .AL-ILthe medical profession because
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    50 YEARS AGO
    131 6 ....The Free Press report- 'd: "News has reached Singapore of a sad drownin- accident at Trengganu, by which Mr. V. Gulstad, m the service of the East Asiatic Company Limited has lost his life. Mr. Gulstad was only recently appointed manager of the Kretay Cocoanut Estates at
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    71 6 A SUBSCRIBER on a New Forest exchange complained his phone rang every time tho lavatory chain was pulled. The complaint, proved true, reports th G.P.O magazine, and the chain reaction has now been put right. LIQUID gold ran down the drains at Norwalk, Connecticut, during the weekend
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    Life" is like that
    186 6 Life" is like that mJ at the r«-o liir sent you, when v tioned my name "Well **I suppose tlabout me a lot t! "Not exactly Jh asked me lo i ADISILLI ■> grumbled a through the <■ Westminster "There are n, Of Chancellor i chequer those do a thing
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      716 6 your classified ad. to any one of COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout MALAYA «*<* SINGAPORE CAMERON HIGHLANDS Coid Storage tM) I 4&* 20 Taoab Rata. MM Cold Storage (if) Ltd* 1-a Clare Street. MUMM Cold Storage (M) Ltd.. 10 New Road. etOTA IHARU Cold Storage <M> LtxL, li»>7 N«* Market KUALA
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      26 6 Diamond Gem Set ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS. A WIDE CHOICE OF STYLES AND PRICES LANKA Jewellers, <THE HOUSE. KOR CEYLON (iEM.--20. BATTERY ROAD, SPORE-? PHONE: *****
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      139 6 GAS COOKER I Pyjggjgfpi SAVING DEVICE YOU TOO CAN HAVE ££k GAS COOKING ANY TIME... V ijL ANYWHPRP I This bottle con- V*«^ tains cooking gas fot cooking anywhere- L__^y BOTTLE GAS delivered to anywhere m Singapore. I ARTHUR MARTIN can bring joy and comfort to you Home is a
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      274 6 t RADIO SINGAPORE opera; 12.00 (midnight) Close Short Wave Service: down. metres (7250 fc/cs.) RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres) Medium Wave Service: 17(i metres. P.M.— 1.15 Tiffin date; 1.30 A.M.— 11.00 Programme sum- Time signal, news; 1.40 Newsmary; 11.0 L' Continental pot- talk, U.N. newsreel. tiffin date; pourri; 11.30 Asian club;
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      305 6 CLUES ACROSS 6 it's the city that makes her 1 Like the wall of China (5). 7^ (4) 6 What money is during the 8 Launch blows (3, 3>. credit, squeeze? (o). 12 Musical instrument with a 9 Dog useful to a teacher? (7). P^^ly o 13 Hospital for titled
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    NEW MALAYAN STUDENTS IN AUSTRALIA FACE MANY PROBLEMS OF ADJUSTMENT
    238 7 NEW MALAYAN STUDENTS IN AUSTRALIA FACE MANY PROBLEMS OF ADJUSTMENT SINGAPORE. Tuesday. Malayan students m dia have to face many problems m the iod. according to a student who left during the weekend for University to complete medical year. EHis holiday ony Kat, who spent holiday with his >uid problems
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    Magazine man arrives for advertising survey
    136 7 Magazine man arrives for advertising survey \PORE. Taes. S -president Magazine .on. Mr. ell, is now >re on a factnrfey of busicivortising advertising c magazine. Its foundernrn here. ii>cussions foreign ig In Amepean pro- n of get- :or the Tipst visit felled man. isil to Sini he had on oeen
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    CLUB GIVES NEW YEAR PARTY TO TWO HUNDRED POOR CHILDREN
    86 7 CLUB GIVES NEW YEAR PARTY TO TWO HUNDRED POOR CHILDREN fTANJONG RHU, Tues. 1 About 200 under-privil-eged children from nine different community centres had an enjoyable time when the Singapore Swimming Club gave them a New Year s party. The children were entertained to acrobatic acts by two brothers Ho
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    Seven societies registered
    48 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Registrar of Societies has approved the registration of seven societies. They are: The Tye Poon Thong Singapore Cantonese Wong Clan Association. Masonic Club. Singapore Chinese Chess Association, Chinese Sports Association, Tamil Brotherhood Ass(^ iA^ f Dunman Pioneers and American Association of Singapore.
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    Press Attache for India office
    49 7 PENANG, Tues. The Indian High Commission i to Kuala Lumpur will be^get ting a new Press Attache m M M? h b.K. OalrolawUl succeed Mr. Somnath DS^iSS present Press Attache, who is returning to New D«)hi next month on leave prior to re- assignment.
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    Tourist value of S'pore —by a visitor
    117 7 Tourist value of S'pore by a visitor SINGAPORE, TbiiiJij SINGAPORE is an "excellent" halting place for tourists, said Mr. E.G. Lewis, a tourist who arrived here after visiting more than ft* countries. Mr. Lewis who first visited Singapore In 1945 said that he no longer felt himself "a stranger" to
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    Muscle-man with a difference Sandow is also a teacher, lawyer and doctor
    598 7 Muscle-man with a difference Sandow is also a teacher, lawyer and doctor SINGAPORE, Tuesday. CJANDOW JAMADAIA gave up three professions to become a circus stunt man. He is a qualified teacher, lawyer and doctor. Today at 32 and weighing a beefy 274 lbs., he walks into the circus ring twice
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    ART EXHIBITION WAS A BIG SUCCESS
    152 7 CJINGAPORE^ Tues. The art exhibition of Madam Fang Chao Ling, a mother of eight children ended at the Victoria Memorial Hall with praise from art-lovers. Madam Fang, an inter-nationally-known Hong Kong artist and calligraphist is on her fifth round-the-world exhibition tour. Madam Fang who
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    RISE IN WORLD POPULATION 'BIG THREAT TO EMPLOYMENT'
    187 7 RISE IN WORLD POPULATION 'BIG THREAT TO EMPLOYMENT' SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'THE rapidly increasing population everywhere is a great threat to world employment. This was stated by Mr. M.A. Masilamany, an officer of the Ceylon Housing and Development Board, who made a stopover here while on his way home after attending
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    YMCAs need more leaders, he says
    113 7 YMCAs need more leaders, he says SINGAPORE, Tues. The Y.M.C.A's of the Malayan Thai region are m great need of trained leaders, said Mr. Khoo Oon Theam, programme secretary of the Chinese V.M.C.A., who returned here after a two-week survey of V.M.C.A. conditions m Malaya and Thailand. Mr. Khoo told
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    Teerath Ram is president
    66 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Mr. Teerath Ram. president of the Malayan Graduate Teachers' Union, has been elected president of the National Association of Heads of Secondary Schools. Other officials are: Vicepresident, Mrs. Poh Sin Bin; secretary, Mr. D. R. Daniel; and treasurer, Mr. Neon Thean Chye. Committee
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    New president
    17 7 PENANG, Tues. Mr. Saw Seng Kpw has been elected president of the United Hokkien Association.
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    SAROJINI WINS TOP BABY SHOW PRIZE
    104 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. One-year-old Sarojini Dcvi won the first prize of a baby show at the Tamils Reform Association m Serangoon Road daring the week-end. Weighing 23 Ib.. Sarojini Dcvi is the daughter of Mr. Muthurajah, a Public Works Department mason. The judges Dr. Lalitan
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      14 7 Office for jobs BAHTO, Tues. Employment ..^opened a perform- I for tr-r, fQdio I
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      407 7 >4a«mi mmhmiu can be handled with discretion week, so plan to further your IF IT 8 YOUR BIRTHDAY... and success if you start now. ambitions m some new fashion. YOU have vaunting ambi- GEMINI "if LIBRA <*& <£^ c tSS. no? ea^r o "sue" S the week, so be sure
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      RUTHINA, 19, FULFILS AMBITION TO BE SINGER
      142 8 RUTHINA, 19, FULFILS AMBITION TO BE SINGER A GIRL whose lovf lor in^in^ and music started when she was if), has fulfilled hrr ambitioji to be ;t successful amateur Ruthtn^ Wood, 19. has not yet entered any local talentimo contest, but she has already won a name as a promising
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      Only 14, but Lian Ann is Malaya's champion chess player
      306 8  - Only 14, but Lian Ann is Malaya's champion chess player JUDITH YONG By LIAN ANN, 14, who had no interest m chess until he was nine, is now the Malayan champion thanks to the influence of his father and brothers. He comes from a family of chess players, all of
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      HAWAIIAN TOUCH AT A YOUTH PICNIC
      181 8 HAWAIIAN TOUCH AT A YOUTH PICNIC TEN youth leaders are organising a talentime at the "Hawaiian* social picnic" on Jan. 14 at Tanah Mcrah Youth Camp. They are Roland Smith, Steven Lim. Paul Chua, Ronnie Koh, Johnny Ting, Joseph Tan, Rosa Chan. Nancy Low, Lily Ong and Jenny Pang. Roland
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      SPLENDID DANCE BY SCHOOLGIRL SYLVIA (14) AT MUSICAL SHOW
      247 8 CYLVIA Koh, a 14-year-bld schoolgirl, who started three months ago, gave a splendid dance performance m a recent musical show which was televised on close circuit. It was a personal triumph for this Convent student, who never thought she would manage
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      Young singer Raghavan aims to be a film star
      175 8 Young singer Raghavan aims to be a film star A 21-YEAR-OLD Singa-pore-born singer, who can sing m various Indian dialects, is working hard to fulfil his life-long ambition to become a film star. He is N. Raghavan, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Neelakandan, of Sembawang. Raghavan who has been
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      ANTHONY OFF TO BRITAIN TO STUDY MEDICINE
      66 8 ANTHONY OFF TO BRITAIN TO STUDY MEDICINE Anthony Sandhu, 19 (above), a former student of Beatty Secondary School, who has left for London for a six-year course m medicine. The son of Mr. B. Sandhu, a businessman, he is a good sportsman and had represented his school m hockey and
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      Marguerite (girl of many talents) plans to take up medicine
      278 8 IPOH SCHOOLBOY! WANTS TO BE A DOCTOR MARGUERITE Beebcc, a Secondary Tin* pupil of the St. Margaret's Seconda School, is a girl of tnanv talents. On{y 14, she is a good pianist, ball- I dan tap dancer, guitarist and organ
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    One up on mother nature with these beauty tricks
    215 9 One up on mother nature with these beauty tricks START WITH YOUR LIPS- FOCAL POINT OF THE FACE fOXSIDER yourself blessed if you are born I i-< »od features. But even natural beauty s i. be urentuated with make-up. For how unimportant-looking eyes and a not-too rfecl skin look attractive?
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    STORE'S SHUT-DOWN SALE: WOMEN 'GO TO TOWN'
    171 9 mostly a women's affair Whiteaways closing wnich started last majority of the shoppers were women and this .v be seen on the first the store where all the md children's clothes, underwear are sold. .ciful of men that could of course at the
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    PAPER MATS TO SAVE ALL THAT WASHING
    88 9 PAPER MATS TO SAVE ALL THAT WASHING papa place urc the latest t the house. Saves j }osl throw even time it tn seta of 30 states. Availirtetj of designs white, colourful i pattens, and pink stocks. X pearl neckn« vv gone p up with the I IB I'-A-ellery. A
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    PAINTING THE EASY WAY
    74 9 PAINTING THE EASY WAY PERFUMEURS have long discovered the effectiveness and easiness of the aerosol spray. Now it has spread to the manufacturers of paints. The word is no longer painting but spraying when it comes to giving your wooden and metal appliances a new face. the entire range of
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    Christine-girl with the Paris touch
    383 9 Christine -girl with the Paris touch gEVENTEEN-YEAR-OLD Christine Chew is a Singapore girl with original touch at fashion designing. Her patterns are original because she seldom looks at fashion magazines except at wedding l i gowns. ICe-DUCket fOr Most teenagers design to create new Vfllir llfiltP fashions for themyour wine
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    MANY WERE PUT OFF BY CASUAL ACCESSORIES
    153 9 MANY WERE PUT OFF BY CASUAL ACCESSORIES rE majority of readers who took part m Fashion Sense No. 36 found it comparatively easy. But the casual group of accessories put many off, although it should not have been too difficult if one takes into account the fact that it was
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    Boxes to win praise
    54 9 THERE'S a range of wooden boxes which every elegant home ought to have. For cigarettes, Jewels, sweets or anything you can find, they are certain to earn praises from your visitors. The whole range comprises five rectangular boxes, m receding sizes. Covers are intricately carved and
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      292 10 Jinian DELICIOUS CONFECTION KEEPS your mouth FRAGRANT FRESH oil day long! HANDY PACK 20 cts. ECONOMY PACK 80cts. rtTHEsli Obtainable from alt L^J good Sundry Shops Students Who Go Overseas! You need OVERCOATS QUILTS SCARVES WOOLLEN PULLOVERS CARDIGANS UNDERWEAR GLOVES JUMPERS WINTER PYJAMAS. GET THEM HOW FOOK ON DEPARTMENT STORE
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      480 10 range of exquisite designs from the sole agent, LEE KIAN JOO, 4. Change Ailey. ft •JETEX" MOBILE MODEL airciafts. heliropters. racing cars j and boats arc fined with power, I designed to impress. Wuie range available at UNIQUE ENTERPRISE. 1/2 George Lee Chambers, 200, Clemenceau Avenue. ft FOR YOUR TRAVELS,
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      528 10 machine both m cost and upkrrp. Fuel ctuioiimption is about 150 miles per gallon. Equipped \vi;n ~a 4-sucke engine it is capable of r >.> m.p.h Sole ageniF., Hl'! TECK TRADING, 36G, Prinsep siii-et. CHILDREN'S CLOTHINGS. made of 100% soft cotton and wash-N-wear tabric?. are imported from the U.S.A. and
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      220 10 see their display at 425. Rr Valley Road will be to ft advantage. Furniture can a lie made to four own design a vedfleutoa it HUP TECK TBADING of 3€ Prinsep Street are offering a n range or the tamous Fro. motorcycles which are design lor speed and economy. They
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      312 10 I From the United States of America the Philippines We Bring You CHILDREN'S DRESSES CHILDREN'S CLOTHINGS BABIES' TOPPER SETS In a wide range of fryles «nd made of 100% soft cotton wash-N-wear fabrics! Coll on us for your requirements. >V^ SOON JOO CO. f C Houm of Children's Woor J^iZjL
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    MEET THE BROTHERS CHOE ...MALACCA'S THREE TALENTED FOOTBALL ACES
    205 11 MEET THE BROTHERS CHOE ...MALACCA'S THREE TALENTED FOOTBALL ACES Robert, Johnny and Richard. Three big names m football, who are determined to make the grade m international matches. They are the Choc brothers from Malacca. The eldest, 20-year-old Robert Choc Kirn Chwee lirst started playing football while a schoolboy m
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    U.K. football team manager answers Russia's top coach
    63 11 U.K. football team manager answers Russia's top coach I LONDON, Tuesday, tiona] Soccer coach Gavril ist back From his country's r of South America, suggested England's kuiirs arc too rigid. and air opposing a m an line-up lifler- pstem and our noes we I rm Oi turns three side he
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    Combined XI beaten
    17 11 MACAO Tues. The visiting Japanese Keio University hockey aa beat a combated team 5-0.
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    WORLD BANTAM FIGHT WILL BE HELD
    129 11 WORLD BANTAM FIGHT WILL BE HELD SAO PAULO. Tues.— The world bantamweight title fight between Johnny Caldwell, oi Belfast, and Eder Joire. of Brazil, will definitely be held here on January 18. Contract difficulties which threatened the fight have now been settled. Promoter Jack Solomons indicated that he might call
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    NINE HORSES PROMOTED IN MRA LIST
    222 11 NINE HORSES PROMOTED IN MRA LIST SINGAPORE. Tues. Eight horses have been promoted from Class 3 to Class I I 2 by the Malayan Racing i Association. They are: Astounding. King's Choice,! IHuat Chye, John Peel, Peak' Of Perfect ior:. Palomar. Lost Horizon, Telega, Promoted from Class 5 to: class
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    Entry of class 'chasers for Grand National sets handicapper problem
    511 11  -  C. B. Richardson By London, Tuesday THE entry of class steeplechasers Pas Seul and Frenchman?* Cave for the Aintree Grand National. sets hanrticapper Mr. Dan Sheppard a big problem m allotting the weights for the great, 'chase to be run
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    They laughed at him...but today he's top pole vault star
    518 11 They laughed at him... but today he's top pole vault star By SEBASTIAN RASOO, Malacca, Tuesday. THIRTEEN years ago, pupils of Taiping's St. George's Institution used to crowd around a 15-year-old schoolboy running with a pole three times his height. And wherever he failed to clear the cross bar about
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    BIG ENTRY FOR PHILIPPINES OPEN GOLF NEXT MONTH
    324 11 BIG ENTRY FOR PHILIPPINES OPEN GOLF NEXT MONTH MANILA, Tues.— The first Far East professional golf tournament among five Asian nations will be launched next month m the 37th Philippine Open championship scheduled for Feb. 8 to 11. Some fifty outstanding golfers m the Far East, not including the Philippines
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    Tengah win 9-6
    32 11 TENGAH. rues— RAF Tengah scored a narrow win over Johore Bahru United by nine points (three tries) to six (penalty, try) In their rugger match played at RAP Tengah.
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    Lack-lustre Davis Cup final may force Aussies to support new proposal
    280 11 Lack-lustre Davis Cup final may force Aussies to support new proposal LONDON. Tuesday. I AWN tennis players and officials who favour the revolutionary proposal for abolishing the distinction between amateurs and professionals are hoping Australia might now support the idea, following the recent lack-lustre Davis Cup final m Melbourne. "Without
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    PAKISTAN NAME TEAM FOR SFCOND TEST
    110 11 PAKISTAN NAME TEAM FOR SFCOND TEST KARACHI, Tues. The Pakistan selectors named 14 players from whom their team lor the second Tc. t match against England vull be chosen. The Test, m Dacca, start* on January 19. WuiiLs Mathias. who was m the team beaten by England In their first
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    Britain looking to Perry for 'success formula'
    278 11 Britain looking to Perry for 'success formula' gRITAIN is once again looking to Fred Perry for a success formula m international lawn tennis. In the thirties Perry, the player, shot Britain to the top, winning Wimbledon three times and the American and Australian title. and, with Bunny Austin, breaking the
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    LONDON, Tuesday
    102 11 could not be considered as captain of the team. There have been many suggestions and now Perry has come out with his own ideas of just what he can do for British tennis. He believes that he can be of value as the teams "resident psychologist and morale
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    Military Police to play SCC
    70 11 SINGAPORE, Tutt. Royai Military Police will meet Singapore Cricket Club m a friendly rugger match on the padang here tomorrow, kiclc-off 5.15 p.m. The S.C.C team will oe: B. Lorretto; M. J. Boxiiall, G. J. Albright, I. A. Cavanagh, D. Chase; D. K>ith, B. D.
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    In Winning Mood shows top form in 3f. trial with Dr. Doddington
    368 12 In Winning Mood shows top form in 3f. trial with Dr. Doddington SCRUTINEER REPORTS THIS MORNING^_GALLOPS IPOH, Tuesday. ¥N Winning Mood was m top form this morning. With jockey \Ves 1 astride and accompanied by stablemate Dr. Doddmgton lie covered 3f m the smart time of r F: 1 lf
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    SWIFTS RELAY TEAMS BEAT ALL COMERS
    94 12 fSWins Athletic Club of Singapore took part for the iirst time m the Tamil Festival Sports at the week-end. Their two teams A" and "B" came first and second m the Inter- ommunal 4 x 110 yards with ease. Swifts "A" with the help
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    Poh Lim to lead Singapore in shuttle match
    208 12 Poh Lim to lead Singapore in shuttle match SINGAPORE, Tuesday. CINGAFOHK liadminton Association seleclois yesterday named their k':un lhal will pl.i\ a special challenge match against the visitin" Indian (Combined Schools team on S;;!iikl;i\ ;:in! Sunday. The match will be played on Thomas Cup lines at the Singapore Badminton Hall
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    ISNEN OUSTS TUKIMAN FOR CADDIES TITLE
    141 12 ISNEN OUSTS TUKIMAN FOR CADDIES TITLE Xl PFEJ In I Keppe] Club C 8 i ikim i b:: Si had a i-5-4-4-3 21. mpared Tukl v"* 5-5-3-5- 4- 22 ■:< a< t ontesi Both -ni.i .i dvi .< ■■'< rning a i tetii m whicii S I ton Ihn a
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    Aussies beaten
    17 12 HOBAB l v beat Australia by 31 poii >25 ii v sv inuning last nieht.
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    SRI BUANA WIN SALOMA CUP
    64 12 CHANGI, 'lues.— Sri Buanc Sepab Ra a Jaring won the Soluna Challenge Cup when they beat Lloyd Sepuk Raga Jarinji Ji-n. Mere than 600 spectators witnessed Ibe thnlling Qnai played ut Changi P«»int on Sunday. .vbou; 18 teams participated m the knock-oul competition. Ciie'.s Zaiton
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    S'PORE FINANCE SET HIGH SCORE OF 139 IN CUP MEET
    163 12 S'PORE FINANCE SET HIGH SCORE OF 139 IN CUP MEET SINGAPORE. Tues. Green basketball team of the Singapore Finance Company scored a convincing 139-100 victory over their counterparts, White team, m the Singapore Amateur Basketball Federation's Commercial Cup tournament played at the Happy World Stadium. ThLs is the highest score
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    Binks leaves
    23 12 LONDON, Tue^. Jimmy Binks, 26-year-old Yorkshire wicketkeeper, left London by air yesterday for Bombay lo join the touring M.C.C. cricket team-
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