The Singapore Free Press, 10 January 1962

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    14 1 The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 037
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    M.A.L. FLIGHTS DELAYED
    54 1 W rk to rt IP by 800 nalds janes RE, Wed. m Airit on initn were l.i miii >iir la>t morn--800 Qs I':.. I enc\v- ral said anlsaid d< lays i rtixne and today I lid be ttatn traffic .> it r d ::v 20. d— two
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    MELBOURNE 'MOTHER' FLIES IN WITH GIFT-AND GREETINGS FOR PARENTS
    10 1 MELBOURNE 'MOTHER' FLIES IN WITH GIFT -AND GREETINGS FOR PARENTS
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    She gives $350 to Malay orphanage
    159 1 She gives $350 to Malay orphanage OINGAPORE. Wed. Mrs. Joan Essery (left), wife of an Australian sales executive and a committee member of the Women's Group of the Aus-tralian-Asian Association, yesterday presented a $350 cheque to the Muslim Trust Fund for the Malay orphanage m Mattar Road, off Al.iunied Road.
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    $1 ,470 MILLION DEBT REPAYMENT WILL AID EAST ASIA
    88 1 $1 ,470 MILLION DEBT REPAYMENT WILL AID EAST ASIA WASHINGTON, Wed.— The ff suite Department *aid yesterday that Japanese repayments ol a postwar debt to the United States would be used for economic aid to the countries ol East Asia. The Department hailed a Unit c d States Japanese agreement,
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    Spy inquiry report will 'whitewash' British security men
    185 1 Spy inquiry report will 'whitewash' British security men LONDON. Wednesday. BRITAIN'S security and Intelligence services are In be "whitewashed" m a report to be issued by the Government. The report follows inquir- ies into the case oi George Blake, the Secret Service double-agent, and the Navy Secrets spies. A live-man
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    NO THREAT FROM SYNTHETIC, SAYS RUBBER TYCOON HAY
    120 1 NO THREAT FROM SYNTHETIC, SAYS RUBBER TYCOON HAY SINGAPORE. Wed.— Dato Sir John Hay. 73, chairman Of the Guuaie Group of companies, arrived here thi.s morning m the liner Chusan lor hi.s annual visit to Malaya. Dato Sir John, one ol the leading figures m the worid oi rubber, said:
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    Low-yield N-test
    36 1 WASHING rON, Weu The Mamie Commi6sion announced loVyield, unue.^ow:, cfc-ar t«si blast was set ofl vpLterdas it tiie Nevada test .site. t "v as the ninth tesl announced Hit AEC \n its current series.
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    Rail disaster
    28 1 \y*- YORK Wed— A nine- I liunuii central passenger train ■■.'■r\ lia tracks near v, an lowa village, y«it«- ii.iuiHHU were reported uappea m Urn wreckage.
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    Duke of Bedford shops here for antiques
    320 1 Duke of Bedford shops here for antiques SINGAPORE, Wed. The Duke of Bedford, millionaire owner of Woburn Abbey m England, is here with the Duchess for the first time. The Duke, in -an exclusive interview, said that he was on his way to Australia where he would hold an exhibition
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    Beirut: 123 held
    23 1 BEIRUT, Wed.— Lebanese authorities arrested 123 more people during the last 24 hours m connection with last week's abortive coup.
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    Sinatra to marry again
    86 1 XJOLLYWOOD. Wed. Frank Sinatra and Juliet Prowse, South Africanborn actress, are to marry .soon, a spokesman for the couple announced last night. Sinatra 44. has been married twice already the first time, m 1939. to Nancy Burba to, a school Iriend, and then to actress Ava
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    'GO-SLOW' IN U.K. HAS NOT DELAYED AIR MAIL TO SINGAPORE
    143 1 'GO-SLOW' IN U.K. HAS NOT DELAYED AIR MAIL TO SINGAPORE SINGAPORE. Wed. The "work-to-rule campaign by postal workers m Britain has not so far caused any delays to air mail from Britain to Singapore, according to a spokesman of the Postal Department here. But local letters to the United Kingdom,
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    Strikers picket bank again
    97 1 SINGAPORE. "Wed. Striking employees oi' the Oversea-Chin* >c B.mkinp Corporation picketted the Bank.- headquarters and four branches. The bank's doors were opened by 9.30 and senior officials went m There were no incidents. Meanwhile, employees of s. A Majeed <^r Company m Hiuh Street and tlie
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    'CRASH' PROGRAMME FOR SUPERVISORS Jobs for 60 youths in Housing Board
    244 1 'CRASH' PROGRAMME FOR SUPERVISORS Jobs for 60 youths in Housing Board SINGAPORE. Wed. The Housing and Development Board has initiated a crash programme to recruit and train urgently needed building supervisors. About GO young men who have a flair for outdoor life are wanted. The training will start on February
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    Latest
    230 1 MALAYAN HK FUI IDS Managers m. i M <; m Fund l.Kxtl telling Mil und ihr 1 *l cents, scllinj nlv |s| How Koti iin-i.: und bu> tti: .hk H UK RUBEER PI ICI tHuren > Sin -I pore ihi moi < 4(1 < < iit- per Ib it
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    Free Press city section: Finance and industry
    225 2 Bolivia acts: Council to study tin prices once again T ONDON, Wed. The question of prices m the International Tin Agreement will be discussed at a further meeting of the International Tin Council fixed for tomorrow, the council announced yesterday. The initiative for
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    FAIRLY ACTIVE TWO-WAY TRADE IN TIN: RUBBER EASY BUT QUIET
    498 2 FAIRLY ACTIVE TWO-WAY TRADE IN TIN RUBBER EASY BUT QUIET I ON DON. Wed. A i airly active two-way trade characterised the tin market yesterday morning and prices Anally showed no significant c h ange either way. I;. the rlrpuni.sla:.res, „taoil:ty m Si:^ip< n- possibly contributed to the London ->teadine-s.
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    Britain's tin stocks
    38 2 LONDON. Wed. Stock- ol refined tin In London metal exchange official warehouses at the er.ci ol last work fell 172 tons to 3.832 tons, comprising: London 780 tons. Liverpool 1.627 tons and Hull 1.425 ions.
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    Hong Kong prices
    53 2 HONG KONG, Tues— Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H <v s. Bank Corporation 5370 (370 sale-) saie.s Wheelock Marden $12.60 $12.70 saies sales Hicong phone $42.25 $42.25 sales caies Dairy P.irm <^: Cola Storage $38.7.~> $38.75 sales .-ales Taikoo Docks $78 00 $78.01 sale? sales
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    Proved reserves of Rambutan sufficient for next 5 years
    308 2 Proved reserves of Rambutan sufficient for next 5 years By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Wednesday. UOLDERS of tin shares are always anxious to obtain estimates of the lives of their respective mines; for this reason, investors will be grateful for the chairman Mr. W. E. Hoskings' statement saying
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    STOCK MARKETS AGAIN UNSETTLED AND CAUTIOUS
    166 2 STOCK MARKETS AGAIN UNSETTLED AND CAUTIOUS LONDON. Wed.- -Rather unsettled conditions were a i j;ain apparent m stock markets yesterday with investors still cautious pending a clearer knowledge of the Chancellor of the Exchequer's "inter-mediate phase" of restraint. Giit-edtred securities c.tve the best performance and prices steadily improved m response
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    113 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares Lit^t sals the Singapore Traaiii-,- Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead SI. 40 (linch.), Dunlops $1.22 tunch). East Smell. $2.73 (+2 cents), F. and N. 52.6« i 1 cent). M. (ement $2.43 i-flC 1 cenis), Robin&on ords. $1.44 (unch.), Rotlimans $1.23 (+5 cents), told Storage
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    Rubber statistics
    65 2 WASHINGTON. Wed.— U.S. Commerce Department's rubber statistics for November and October tin loner tons) respectively: Natural rubber imports 36.233; latex imports 4.417; natural consumption 34,234, 36.053; latex consumption 3.89t>. 3.957; stocks of natural 58.458. 56.479; stocks oi latex 4.615, 5.899; synthetic storks 244.889. 242.414; reclaimed consumption 19.473. 22.213;
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    U.K. rubber position
    59 2 LONDON. Wed.— Statistics j Ssued by the International Rubber .Study Group show the rubber position m the United Kingdom lor the months of October and September respectively as follows (m long ioii6): "consumption (nearest 100 15.200; importa (including deliveries from Govt stockpile) 10,447, 9.222 (revised)' rt'-exiwrt.s 11.548.
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    Tin output rises
    41 2 LONDON. Wed.— The International Tin Coum-il m its December statistical bulletin states world Rb* rofiucllon i" September was U. 500 tons compared with 13 400 tons m Augu.st. Output increased m Malaya and Thailand but declined In Nigeria.
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    BANDA MURDER: APPEAL COURT ENDS HEARING
    69 2 /COLOMBO, Wed. Ceylon's V/ Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday concluded hearing the appeals of two Buddhist monks and a businessman sentenced to death for the assassination of Prime Minister Solomon Bandaranaike. No date for pronouncement of judgement was fixed. The monks, Buddharakkita Thero and
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    Adenauer agrees to purchase more arms from Britain
    179 2 Adenauer agrees to purchase more arms from Britain BONN, Wednesday. J)R. Konrad Adenauer agreed m talks with Mr. Harold Macmillan yesterday to step up German arms purchases m Britain "on a considerable scale." r~ A team of experts will go into the question of German financial aid to offset the
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    O'BRIEN MARRIES DAUGHTER OF IRISH DEPUTY PREMIER
    111 2 O'BRIEN MARRIES DAUGHTER OF IRISH DEPUTY PREMIER NEW YORK, Wed. Dr. Conor O'Brien, former Tnited Nations chief m Katanga, married Miss Maire MacEntee, daughter of the Irish Deputy Prime Minister, m a Catholic ceremony here yesterday. It was Dr. O'Brien's second marriage. Three days ago it was disclosed that he
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    Exchange of views
    26 2 KATMANDU, Wed. Kin? Mahenara of Nepal and the visitinp Burmese Premier, U Nu. yesterday exchanged views on problems common to both their countries.
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    Bing 'Improving'
    37 2 SANTA MONICA (California), Wed. Biny Crosbs "steadily improving" r.r.d will probably be discharged v. nviin t week from St. Johns Hospital ht:e alter hit> recent operation tor removal of kidney stones, it was annoumed yesterday.
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    NEW BRITISH JET ON MAIDEN FLIGHT
    86 2 T ONDON, Wed.— Britain's Ld newest jet airliner. The De Havilland Trident, made its maiden flight yesterday after a week's delay because of snow and other weather conditions. Piloted by the British Aircraft Company's chief test pilot, Mr. John Cunningham. The Trident, powered by
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    364 2 NOTE: All prices below art middle vrices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, Jan. 9. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS e.i.f. European ports Jan 23 3 16 22 15/lfl Feb 22 L 5/16 RUHktER No. 1 RSS Spot L'.''.s 23 3/l« RUBBER No. 1 RSS settlement
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    U.S. explains that 'merdeka' cry by envoy to Indonesia
    271 2 U.S. explains that 'merdeka' cry by envoy to Indonesia WASHINGTON, Wednesday. THE State Department said yesterday that Mr. Howard Jones VS. ambassador to Indonesia, would continue to use the word merdeka as a form of greeting to Indonesians. A spokesman denied thai the ambassador s "merdeka cry at a West
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    KING POSES FOR PHOTO WITH GIRLS FROM COLLEGE
    149 2 KING POSES FOR PHOTO WITH GIRLS FROM COLLEGE KARACHI, Wed. The Paramount Ruler of Malaya and the Queen spent about one hour and a half visiting various sections of the Pakistan Security Printing this morning. While returning from the press the Ruler made an unscheduled visit to the Malayan High
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    INDONESIA TO FORMA A BATTALION OF 1,100 FOR CONGO DUTY
    160 2 INDONESIA TO FORMA A BATTALION OF 1,100 FOR CONGO DUTY u Nl ss will form a talion of ij for possible d the v.x. Congo, deli sources disci terduy. They said tb m response V month ago by Becretary-Gk km for an Endow to help sta for co. Tho soura
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    RED SCIENTIST HURT: U.K. SENDS RARE DRUE
    91 2 LONDON, Wed .signment ol I lrugs needed t<j treat Pi tor Dimitn Laun?..-. ninent Russian phj i Doen Down from I Moscow iii ;i pon .ir?' ni Russian n quosl British atomi ir Johh X Lonaon evei nc th at Professoi La who
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    CONQUERED-THE ANTARCTIC'S MOUNT MENZIES
    72 2 CONQUERED -THE ANTARCTIC'S MOUNT MENZIES /CANBERRA, Wed. Three 1 Vy geologists have made the first ascent ol 11.006 ft I Mount Menzies m the Aus- tralian Antarctic. Mount Menzies was dlscovered m 1956 and is named after the Australian Prime Minister. Mr. R. G. Menzies The ascent was made on
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    'SEDUCTION' BOOK WINS HIM PRIZ
    79 2 PARIS. Wed. -Author Jose, Luis D<" Villalonga. who describes his new novel j '•L'Hommr De Plaisir"' as "a book of rocip^-s for seducing women.** has been awarded a prize for the worst antiwoman book of 1961. A Jury of 14 Parisiennes, including Jilm stars Miche-
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    School gets 'best sportsman' challenge shield
    134 3 IVeA Hill hool has h alienee IC I?*st the c Tangltd ovei i <m ht* B IROO nisei of nssters, shield the pn- om trt hall token of "U to rrt is cratelook part m making the grand \ariet> concert a success. He also
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    Youth charged with robbery to stand High Court trial
    52 3 Youth charged with robbery to stand High Court trial \GAPORE, Wednesday. li- '.< '< hi ihon, \\;is committed High Court al the end of a i on a charge of robbing i\ friend have .-he, rs< VIC--9.30 th< g- thai n Id oi a G Erom at Hotel igei I
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    Scooterist fined and disqualified
    58 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. A railway canteen assistant, L»c Pock Seng, who admitted riding a motor scooter without a licence, third party insurance or the c< nsent >t the owner, was fln( d a total of $180 yesterday. Lee, of Ah Hood Road, was also disqualified from driving
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    SINGAPORE IDEAL PLACE FOR TOURISTS-U.S. VISITORS
    202 3 SINGAPORE IDEAL PLACE FOR TOURISTS -U.S. VISITORS SINGAPORE. Wicl-SinKa-S pNt has all the I**]"*" and P«tenti;i!U.^to:.Ur.u tourists from a I f"**?! Ihe world, afcord.Hß f»ur American tourists here lor v week's stay. f They are Mr. and Mr* Hubert Orion, and Mr ana Mrs E. T. Goer/, of CaUfornia, who
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    TB TESTS FOR 60,000 NEW CHILDREN IN SCHOOLS
    188 3 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. 'JHK Government has started an antituberculosis campaign among some 60,000 children who went to school for the first time last week. I he campaign is being carried out jointly by the Ministries of Health and Education." Printed letters seeking conseni
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    JOURNALIST SACK FROM IRIAN SAYS: 'THERE'S HARDLY ANY TENSION'
    197 3 JOURNALIST SACK FROM IRIAN SAYS: 'THERE'S HARDLY ANY TENSION' SINGAPORE. Wed. —An English journalist, fresh from a recent visit to West Irian. >aid the tension m that area was not as great as many people have thought. He is Mr. Bertram Jones, the Far East correspondent of the London Daily
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    GURU'S BIRTHDAY: THREE-DAY RELIGIOUS RITE
    90 3 GURU'S BIRTHDAY: THREE-DAY RELIGIOUS RITE SINGAPORE. Wed. A nonstop 48-hour reading ol the Holy Book '•Guru Granth Sahib"' will highlight a threeday religious service to celebrate the birthday of the founder of Sikhism, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji. beginning today. The birthday celebrations i be held at the Central Sikh
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    Malaysia forums to be broadcast
    59 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. Radio! Singapore will broadcast the three forums on Malaysia recorded during the meeting ol the Malaysia Solidarity Consultative Committee i*. Kuala Lumpur ar the week- end. The English broadcast can j be heard al 6 p.m. today, the Chinese at 6.45 p.m. tomorrow
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    740 3  - SINGAPORE DIARY ALEXANDRA LEE'S [^^^^^^^^^^T^^^^^^^^^^^^^x^B= SINGAPORE, Wednesday. SINGAPOREANS are offered a new year treat m stage fare m January alone no less than six theatre groups will bring to the stage productions ranging from comedy to drama. The Naval Base Theatre will present at Naval Base Ronald Jean's comedy. "Count
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    What's happening today
    115 3 CINEMAS ALHAMBBA: Hell 10 Eternity 1.30, 4, G. 30. 'J'dO. CATHAY: The Savage In- nocents 2.15. 6.15. 9.15. ODJEON: Seven Women from i Heil 1.30. 4, 6.30, ft 30. ODEON KATONG: Sword of Sherwood tforesl 3, 6.30, j 9.30 DIAMOND: Laiath (Hindi) 3.30. 7.30. GABKICK: Piya Milan
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    Check your swim times
    44 3 TODAY: 1.05 p.m.; TOMORROW: 2.36 a.m. and 1.53 p.m.; FRIDAY: 3.17 a.m. and 2.45 p.m.; SATURDAY: 4.01 a.m. and 3.45 p m.; SUNDAY: 449 a.m. i'nd 5.11 p.m.; MONDAY: 5.47 a.m. and 7.06 p.m. TOESDAY: 6.56 a.m. and 8.50 p.m.
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    PROGRESS IN PLAN TO DEVELOP INDUSTRIES AT TAMPOI SITE
    316 4  -  JOHORE BAHRU $250,000 spent on roads and water supplies Wednesday Johore Government has made good progress m its plan to develop 140 acres of land at Tampoi, about five miles from here, as industrial sites, according to the Mentri Besar, Dato
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    A NANYANG GRADUATE TALKS ABOUT HER 'FIRST LOVE'
    15 4 ONE OF MISS TAN S SCULPTURE WORKS
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    STANDARD OF MATHS HERE HIGH, HE SAYS
    230 4 STANDARD OF MATHS HERE HIGH, HE SAYS SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE standard of mathematics m both Singa pore and Federation schools is high, Mr. M. J. Wicks, chairman of the Malayan Mathematical Society said at the society's monthly meeting held at Beatty Secondary School. Mr. Wicks based his remarks on the
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    BOARD PLANS TO HOLD CLASSES FOR HOUSEWIVES
    87 4 BOARD PLANS TO HOLD CLASSES FOR HOUSEWIVES SINGAPORE, Wed. The Adult Education Board is looking into the possibility ot organising cake-making and dress-making classes for local housewives. This was announced by Mr. Devan Nair, Chairman of the Aduit Education Board, following a suggestion by a reader that the Board should
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    MENTRI BESAR NAMES PRISON VISITORS
    174 4 MENTRI BESAR NAMES PRISON VISITORS JOHORE BAHRU. Wed The Mentri Besar of Johore, Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos, has appointed the following persons to be on the Board of Visiting Justices for the State Prison for the year 1962. Incho Mahmooc! bin All. chairman; Inche Fud/illah bmte Sa;iri; Inche
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    New addresses
    26 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The new addresses of Balmik Addi Vir Mahansabha and Metro Philharmonic Society are 128-9 Jalan Kayu, RAF. 3eletar, and 7 Second Avenue
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    Music group wins Katong contest
    209 4 long-awaited finals of the first "Singapore 41) Talentime Centest," produced by Mr. P. Andrew m aid of the St. Patrick's School Reconstruction and Construction Fund, climaxed m a night's entertainment. Ten finalists adjudged at the recent preliminaries took part m the contest m addition to
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    SEAMEN WANT NEW LAWS TO SAFEGUARD MEMBERS
    130 4 SINGAPORE, W e d.— The Singapore National Seamen's Union resolved at its annual general meeting to "call upon the Government to legislate laws to safeguard the interest of its members." More than 100 members who attended the meeting passed six other resolutions. Inche
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    KING'S ROAD MOVE FOR U.S. SCHOOL
    177 4 KING'S ROAD MOVE FOR U.S. SCHOOL TANGLIN, Wed. The Singapore American -School m Rochalie Drive— loimded m 1959— wi1l move into a new $600,000 twostorey building m King's Road m March. The school will have 16 classrooms for 350 students, a kindergarten, a large study-hall and library, an auditorium, a
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    Deputy president
    24 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed Mr. Lee Seng Koon. Alliance Town Councillor of Mersing has been appointed Deputy President of the Mersing Town Council.
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    Miss Tan wants to hold an art show
    142 4 Miss Tan wants to hold an art show SINGAPORE, W c d.— Twenty two yearold Miss Tan Choon Siang finds "good company" with art— her "first love." Miss Tan, a former student of the River Valley Government School and a graduate of the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, told The
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    Job for Councillor
    39 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Sultan Ismail of Johore. on the recommendation of the Federation Chiel Justice ha* appointed Ungku Ismail bin Abdul Rahman and Inche Abdul Hamid bin Azmi. to br first class magistrates lor Johore State.
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    Vocabulary text of Malay radio lesson 7
    209 4 Vocabulary text of Malay radio lesson 7 'THIS l. the S< tiona! Lan son, touc-i In cabularv, v Singapon i cast at 7.30 VOC Mil Hum;tij. ten.bok, vail waii tpl.i:.,. autp, roof; la, tingku;,. v stalr-cas*', c.tpor Bilek marxil tidur bod;^ sitting room latrrne; k*v i hHlaman. < fence; pintu
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    CHALLENGE CUP FOR KORAN COMPETITION
    69 4 SINGAPORE Koran n Adi tion, sponswod ou> section ol I \Va::it,t rui i PEI will b( held at pujiau I jofj Road ftt>m Fteb 5 every niu'ht The contest, r >r Muslims residing only, will be divided sections adult dron. Puan N y A. the
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    WONDERFUL CLOUDS: A SAGA OF LOVE, JEALOUSY
    18 5 A TIME FOR DECISION BUT JOSEE CANNOT MAKE UP HER MIND
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    'I want a divorce,' pleads Josee
    1004 5  - 'I want a divorce,' pleads Josee FRANCOISE SAGAN By mnmiimimiiimimimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiMiimiiimiiimmiiiiiimmiiiu IN this latest novel, France's leading woman writer tells of a French girl Josee, and her American husband, Alan. Their marriage is endangered by jealousy. After an affair m Florida with o fisherman Josee meets up with an old love,
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      247 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson mm sees a rosy I 1 mi iihim 'i^^WWk' ~H I and then I'm FUTURe. THIS EXPEC7ITIOW, PR. j o^j^^H-|if— 6OlNa TO WORK r*Tftnl Hi' MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis C^^IpSSmTDO- UP SOMEPLACe-^MP THERE K MAYWS WOtt- V. 0 T^^
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    341 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Hidup Melayu raya!' YIORE has emerged from the Kuala Lumpur meeting of the Malaysia Solidarity Consultative Committee than was apparent at a first appraisal. In particular the conference placed on record its cognisance of the necessity for giving a full picture of the situation to the people
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    Forgotten fortress
    963 6  -  Arthur Richards By FOR 45 YEARS IT STOOD GUARD OVER THE WESTERN APPROACHES TO THE STRATEGIC AND RICH ISLAND OF SINGAPORE ONE of the early forts of Singapore which defended the island against foreign attack and invasion now lies abandoned m a nature reserve. It is Fort Pasir
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    50 YEARS AGO
    114 6 The Free Press reported: "Two bulls have been sent from the Government herd on Maxwell's Hill to Krow m Upper Perak where there is a fine undulating grass country. It has been decided to introduce a strain of Australian blood into the native cattle with a view
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    83 6 A LONDON firm said that It could use a statue of Stalin when the Communists are through with it. Newspaper d i s p a t c hes, which did not identify the llrm by name, said the company had its eye on the 18,--000-ton, 200-foot-high mar-
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    Life is like that
    270 6 Life is like that /CHARLIE met hiv f r nd \j Tom m a n-staur J "Hello, Tom How a C| having dinner uith tonight?" "No, thanks f n I Serge Kove*»ki is giving concert tonight." Four days later tkc \,M men met again. IH<, I Tom. Can you ha\»-
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      254 6 TODAY'S RADIO RADIO S.XGAPORE Mb* tatat* MJOJgjIg Short Wave Service: b Joe Corr i e 11.00 The 41 metres (7250 k/cs.) Vienna festival 1961; 12.00 Medium Wave Service: (midnight) Close down. 476 metres. RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres) A.M.— 11.00 Theme m music; pm— lls Tiffin date; 1.30 11.30 Topic for
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    IMPORTERS HOPE NEW YEAR FARE FROM
    314 7 Heavy orders butverv small quantities received so far CHINA WILL COME IN TIME SINGAPORE, Wednesday. DOD IMPORTERS here are hoping that f ommunist China will be able to fulfil m „m their heavy orders of the traditional fare Maesc New Year on Feb. 5.
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    Dance teacher Tengku flies off to study in Germany
    173 7 Dance teacher Tengku flies off to study in Germany gINGAPORE, Wed. Scores of friends and students of an Indonesian dancing teacher were at the airport to give her a send-off to Germany on a three year scholarship. For although 22-year-old Tengku Johaniet Husny (left) has been In Singapore for only
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    Another photo course planned by Board
    143 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Adult Education Board is organising another Course m photography for amateur camera enthusiasts who wish to master the finer techniques of photography. The course will consist of eight simplified lessons. Students will be given step-by-step instructions on the proper use of
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    He claims cycling record
    196 7 He claims cycling record PASIR PANJANG, Wednesday J^ 25-YEAR-OLD labourer has just completed a gruelling test of human endurance. He has cycled non-stop for 81 hours, beating his own previous record by 11 hours. He is R. S. Maniam, of the City Council Engineering Department who six months ago set
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    A record for K.L. airport
    35 7 A record for K.L. airport KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The international airport here handled a record number of 150,000 passengers during 1961. The air traffic figure foi 1960 was about 120,000 passengers handled by airport officials.
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    URBAN AMENITIES FOR RURAL AREAS IS AIM OF STATE GOVT.
    302 7 URBAN AMENITIES FOR RURAL AREAS IS AIM OF STATE GOVT. JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. pEOPLE m the rural areas should enjoy equal social and living conditions as their counterparts m the towns, said the Mentri Besar of Johore, Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos. Dato Haji Hassan, who was speaking at
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    $30,000 CENOTAPH FOR JOHORE
    99 7 TOHOKE BAHRU, Wed J Work has started on a $30,000 cenotaph for Johore. The 30-ft. cenotaph is being constructed at Jalan Scudai m Johore Bahru, under the auspices of the Ex -Services Association of Malaya (Joiiore Bahru Branch). The unveiling ceremony will take place m March
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    Balinese dance troupe hopes to give shows here
    91 7 Balinese dance troupe hopes to give shows here SINGAPORE, Wed.—Singaporeans may have the opportunity of seeing a performance of real Balinese dances by a famous dance group :rom Bali according to its leafier, Inche Amil Sjamsuddin. Canada tour Inche Amil flew m by Cathay Pacific Airways from Jakarta with his
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      415 7 IF irS YOUR BIRTHDAY... .URUS g_,|£?S_ «l«60 *v to postpone starting a new pro- correct decision yesterday, there YOU have qualities of the ci unti a uttle ftter on i s nothing to keep you back now. businessman that will prevail j:||l|l| (May 22-June 21): RRA (Sept 24-Oct. 23): over
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    INDOOR
    260 8 Information THE ROAD TO SIMPLICITY IS REALLY A COMPLEX ONE PIVILIZED man first built houses with materials which were limited to those found m nature, that is, crude forms of brick and mud. With new design concepts began a search to bring about an expression of the Nature of
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    Mrs. Chew's home—boll bright and complete with 'shock absorbers'
    1204 8 Mrs. Chew's home— boll bright and complete with 'shock absorbers' The panels are of asbestoscement, sandwiched with foam concrete for insulation. The same goes for the pipe-section gri 1 1 wo r k screen that shields the front entrance; m the floor tiles; m kitchen-counter surfaces even m a tabletop.
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      ANGLIA ESTATE CAR MINUS THE 'Z', WILL BE AS POPULAR AS SALOON SISTER
      522 9 ANGLIA ESTATE CAR MINUS THE 'Z', WILL BE AS POPULAR AS SALOON SISTER |FTEB two years and nine months of 3,200 fl sl! cessful new Anglia saloons on Malayan Ford introduces this week the 1962 Estate Car. Xi p re-official release run-around last t traded considerable attention both lia saloon
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      QUESTION AND ANSWER CORNER
      471 9 |Ni m.i please advise me warm, it drops to 25 and at I* hmii the idling it falls against the •i :md iaaUk door stop. What's wrong with I r..m my Wolseley my car? TSB, Singapore 9. IV ihronii- has come You could check the 111(1
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      THE NEW CARS
      497 9 They gave at least another two inches of knee room for tall passengers. Driving it myself I found that the eager 997 cc Anglia engine practically seemed to ignore the extra weight of the Estate Car. Through the thick of town traffic it idled at a sedate
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      38 9 JfPim mail DIARY 1962 JANUARY 10TH TERCO (MALAYA) LTD. 241, Alexandra Road, Singapore. Tel: *****/2. QUALITY RETREADS NEW TYRES TUBES. A COMPLETE TYRE SERVICE. if jfe rou MUST TRY A Easy to start x \v u\^Vi/Ul ll .<i4
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    Cup champions are confident after Christmas tour and should win on Saturday
    488 10 Cup champions are confident after Christmas tour and should win on Saturday SINGAPORE, Wednesday. SINGAPORE Joint Services supporters are confident that they will win the I IMS Malaya Cup for the third year m succession when they meet Perak, the northern /one finalists, m the rugby final being played at
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    JOINT SERVICES BEAT GOVT. SERVICES
    161 10 The Singapore j,,.1 Services (m uhit< u T^. I line up with th< Sinua^J Government Services \> ball Association \l II the Apollo Cup match pi' J ed on Sunday. Tin fe^Z I scored a 2-1 uin m I match m aid of the s,
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    ARMY BEAT THE POLICE 2-1
    49 10 ALEXANDRA. W< c f Singapore) beat i ;able Singapore Mice ,2-1 m a friendly i match played at Gil) 1 Barracks. A.Her a goalies fir I Aruiv exerted pressure second session and scon [goals through Dollah. P i goal wa.s scored by P< Peunelatlier
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    109 CRAFT CAUGHT IN STORM AT
    311 10 pONDITIONS we r e ideal for the start of the first of a series of FARELF Sailing Club regattas at the Royal Singapore Yacht club at the weekend but they soon changed. Hallway tftrougfi the afternoon a storm blow up which caused havoc throughout
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    Badawi's three take REME to final of Minor Units hockey
    268 10 Badawi 's three take REME to final of Minor Units hockey ALEXAxNDRA. Wed. A grand hat-trick scored by centre-forward Badawi enabled Singapore District Workshops REME to beat 249 Signals Squadron 3-0 m the semi-final of the Singapore Base District Minor Units hockey tournament, District Workshops by their victory over 249
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    FARELF REGATTA
    39 10 At the helm of this snipe class yacht is one of Singapore's most accomplished sportswomen Mrs. Toona Hazel I. who. as well as being a sculling and walking champion, is a first-class yachtswoman. Army Public Relations picture.
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    Changi travel to play RASC XV
    40 10 CHANGI. Wed. A close battle is expected on the RASC rugger pitch today when RAF Changi visit Ayer Rajah. One of the strongest Army units. RASC wili receive a still challenge From the airmen.
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    Tengah's teams ? action today
    39 10 Tengah's teams action today TENGAH. Wed i M arid second rugger U ams RAF Tengah will b< act this evening. The [irst will meet R.A.O.r at i Rajah, while the sea will clash with 6 Bangers at Ttengah's i
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    Seletar friendly
    18 10 SINGAPORE. Wed Ion Sports Club will Seietar in a hockcj i today at Balosticr Road el
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    Infantry fixture
    17 10 i TAIPEI. Wod Enfaati j Re.'..'icr;v I Dept m a SOSFA Di tnatcb here 'tMtay
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    NEW SPINNER IS FUTURE TEST STAR
    805 11 I AUSSIE SPORTSLETTER 4l <TK\UA has found a new bowler who is A aTtain to represent Australia against Engand next season. or-old David Sincock. a left-hand spinner who ing wteketa so fast and so consistently this to lead the list of bowling average/ writers
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    THOMS TAKES MEDAL AT KEPPEL CLUB
    178 11 THOMS TAKES MEDAL AT KEPPEL CLUB KEPPEL. W«*d. A gross 41-38--79 nett 66, won the January Medal' for J. T. Thorns over the Keppel club links. Ranners-up were T. C. Smith and F. Saluysay who both shot a 67. Ball sweep winners:— lst nine P O Salaysay-Gross 37, nett 29;
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    MOORE AND LAVORANTE AGREE TO MARCH BOUT
    102 11 MOORE AND LAVORANTE AGREE TO MARCH BOUT ARCHIE MOORE LOS ANGELES, Wed. Archie Moore, claimant to a share of the light heavyweight boxing title, and Alejandro Lavorante, young heavyweight contender from Argentina, have agreed to terms for a 10-round fight m late March, promoter George Parnassus announced. Parnassus said the
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    LITTLE CHANCE OF F.I.F.A. LIFTING BAN
    93 11 LITTLE CHANCE OF F.I.F.A. LIFTING BAN TOHANNESBURG, Wed. t» M. Vivian Granger, manager of the South African Football League, said m a newspaper interview here that unless the Union "makes immediate genuine and positive efforts to encourage nonwhites," there was little chance of the International Football Federation lifting the suspension
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    KANNAN GETS 4 GOALS IN 6-2 TOTAL
    184 11 KANNAN GETS 4 GOALS IN 6-2 TOTAL fVBYLASQ, Wed.— Pharmaceuscored an easy 6-2 win over Austrag m the Singapore Government Services Football Association's Division 3B match here on Monday. Man behind the win wa.s spearhead Kannan, who bagged a hat trick. Pharmaceuticals hud scored a 15-1 win ov?r Central Provident
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    PICTURE OF A PUNCH
    57 11 i#£& m This left to the solar plexus looks if its going to hurt when it lands. The boxer his left arm muscles knotted with the effort is Spike McCormick, of Belfast. On SL ™»ieivin" end is Johnny Kidd, the Scottish lightweight champion. In their contest
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    Football coach appeals for Govt. aid to improve the standard of game
    514 11  - Football coach appeals for Govt. aid to improve the standard of game Johore Sportschatter by Sebastian Rasoo standard of football could be improved to a greater extent if more financial support was given by the local government and if ex-state stars came forward to share their experience with the youngsters,
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    Jane hopes to start a fencing club for women in Johore Bahru
    217 11 Jane hopes to start a fencing club for women in Johore Bahru JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. JANE Tan, 19, of the Medical Department, is a keen fencing student. She hopes to get other women m Johore 1 interested m the sport with a view to forming a club. i t under
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    RACING CLEANEST SPORT IN U.S.-ARCARO
    141 11 RACING CLEANEST SPORT IN U.S.-ARCARO BRISBANE, Wed.— Racing was one of the cleanest sports m the United States, said ace American jockey Eddie Arcaro m a television Interview. Arcaro, said racketeers had tried to muscle m as they had done m other sports but racing interests were smart enough to
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    Tricky fourth round far Spurs if they beat Birmingham today
    313 11 Tricky fourth round far Spurs if they beat Birmingham today TOTTENHAM hotspur, last year's winners and joint favourites this season, have a tricky fourth round match ii they beat Birmingham City m their third round replay m the Football Association Cup today. Spurs, who were held to a 3-3 draw
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      270 11 J SINGAPORE TURF CLUB I AMATEUR MEETING SATURDAY, 27TH JANUARY 1962. UNLIMITED SWEEP TICKETS— $1/- eoch Available to Members by post ond to the PUBLIC from Authorised Agents m Singapore or at the Club's g Office, 146 Robinson Rood, before 3.30 p.m. on week days ond 12 noon on Saturdays.
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    Astounding heading for promotion: He's one to bck at Ipoh
    333 12 Astounding heading for promotion: He's one to bck at Ipoh IPOH, Wednesday. By SCRUTINEER ASTOUNDING who is definitely heading for the top class leads my list J^-AM^ Utf* of His most impressive showing was perhaps his last start m class three at the Singapore St. Leger meeting last month. Despite
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    New Zealand's champion joins the growing list of top world golfers
    292 12 HAHHYL WELCH and Len Woodward of Australia, and New Zealand champion Boh Charles, are the latest professionals to enter for Ihe Singapore Golf Open to be held from Feb. 15 to 18.- These three stars are expected to arrive
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    JAPANESE SOCCER TEAM TO PLAY HERE AT WEEK-END
    294 12 JAPANESE SOCCER TEAM TO PLAY HERE AT WEEK-END SINGAPORE, Wednesday. Till: Hitachi football team, one of the oldest Japanese Businessmen's Football Clubs, is scheduled to play two games here during the weekend. The team of four officials and 17 players will arrive on Friday to play Singapore Selection on Saturday
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    INDIAN CAPTAIN TELLS MCC: BROWN MUST REMOVE PLASTER
    374 12 INDIAN CAPTAIN TELLS MCC: BROWN MUST REMOVE PLASTER MADRAS, Wed. Alan Brown, the kent pace bowler, will have to discard the plaster on a split finger if he plays lor England m the fifth Test against India here, which starts today. Nari Contractor, the Indian captain, informed the M.C.C. party
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    BURNLEY ARE FAVOURITES FOR ENGLISH F.A. CUP
    179 12 BURNLEY ARE FAVOURITES FOR ENGLISH F.A. CUP LONDON, Wed. Burnley emerged as clear lavourites to win the English F.A. Cup after Monday night's call-over at the Victoria Club here. They closed at 5-1. with Tottenham Hotspur next best at 7-1. The two clubs were joint favourites at 17-2 In the
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    31 12 JOHANNESBURG, Wed. The South African amateur swimming union has agreed to pay total expenses for a four-man Japanese swimming team to make a 30-day tour of the Republic-
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    THREE MORE BIG NAMES ENTER SINGAPORE OPEN
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    Canterbury beat Otago by 162
    76 12 CHRISTCHURCH. Wed. Canterbury won iheir first match of the current Plunket Shield cricket, series when they beat Otago by 162 runs here. Scores: Canterbury 239 (B.G. Hadle 86. AR. Mac Gibbon 60; A.C. C.mwright 4 lor 35 > and 287 for seven declared (B.A- Boh
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    Aussies whip U.A.R. 6-0
    47 12 AHMEDABAD. Wed. Australia maintained their unbeaten record m the International hockey tournament here when they beat the United Arab Republic 6-0. In another match Holland, who lost to Australia on Sunday, beat Belgium 2-1, after the Belgians had led 1-0 at half time-
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    BILLIARD CHAMP THRILLS FANS AT S.R.C.
    185 12 BILLIARD CHAMP THRILLS FANS AT S.R.C. SINGAPORE, Wed. Robert Marshall, three times world billiard champion and holder of every amateur record, thrilled enthusiasts at the Singapore Recreation Club last night. The world champion went to tfie SRC unannounced. None of the members recognised him. He went unnoticed until he began
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    WEDNESDAY EDGE SWANSEA: NOW FOR FOREST
    67 12 WEDNESDAY EDGE SWANSEA NOW FOR FOREST LONDON, Wed.— Results of yesterday's English football matches were: P. A. Cup (third round): Wednesday 1 Swansea Town 0. (Wednesday away to N. Forest m fourth round Southport 1 Shrewsbury Town 3. (Shrewsbury Town home to Middlesbrough or Cardiff City). Huddersfield 4 Rotherham 3.
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    QUAD WILL BE USED AS A TRIAL
    199 12 SINGAPORE, Wed.— More attention will be paid to the annual local quadrangular to be played on January 19, 20 and 21, for it is regarded by State hockey selectors as a fullscale trial for the Singapore team to meet the Australians later this
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    AL RASCHID IS RETAINING PENANG FORM
    124 12 AL RASCHID IS RETAINING PENANG FORM By SCRUTINEER IPOH, Wcd^ tTVHERE was little activity at the trick morning. Only a small number of hor& taken out for light work. Al Raschid, a stylish winner last time In Penang, is retaining his lorm. With :i boy astride he strode out attractively
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    RUSSIAN TENNIS CHAMP? NOT FOR SEVEN YEARS-HOPMAN
    147 12 RUSSIAN TENNIS CHAMP? NOT FOR SEVEN YEARS -HOPMAN MELBOURNE. Wed. Russia is not likely to produce a world champion tennis player for at least sfeven years, according to veteran Australian Davis Cup team manager Harry Hopman. Hopman, writing m the Melbourne Sun News-Picto-rial, said that over the past three years
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    88 12 HE'S FIRST OVERSEAS PLAYER IN Q-FINALS SYDNEY. Wed Gers> Davi.s Cup playei m Bungert entered the quart*} finals of the men V nation! tennis singles hit S overseas player to o> so^ with a live-set m OT J Queenslander Ken Fletcha Bungert overc;im« v i match points to win 3-6
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    6-1 victory
    36 12 GEYLANG, Wed CeN tral Provident Fund, t^ were trounced 15-1 by Pfaj maceuticals m the m match, were yesterday beatq 6-1 by Meter Readers B the Singapore Oovermna Services FA. Division 22 football match.
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      495 12 Today's sport m S'porel HOTKEY: C.S.C. v RAP Corps v STU "B < Patterson Rdl Seleiar .Balestier. 5.15 p.m.». 5.15 p.m I SOCCER: SGSFA League: KIGBV: KRC v RAF SeleUil Div. I—G.H.1 G.H. v Police "A" (fetdftng, 5.15 pni.t; KA?I (Thomson Rd. 5.15 p.m.) Div. Tengah v RAOC (Ayer Rijahl
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