The Singapore Free Press, 22 December 1951

Microfilm: NL3660
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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA E 1 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    MALAY A DECISION SOON
    503 1 §>ost for Monty may depend on Eisenhower OFFICIAL quarters expect the British Government to make an announcement on Malaya very soon after the Christmas holidays, reports the tree Press correspondent in London Mr. Lyttelton, the Secretary for Colonies, who cnhw? yesterday, will not discuss the subject
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    Film contest
    33 1 DECAUSE of today's 24Page Christinas supplement the film page has been held over until Monday. The result of the film contest which was announced last Saturday will be given on Monday.
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    BRITISH KILL FIVE IN CANAL CLASH
    81 1 BRITISH KILL FIVE IN CANAL CLASH CAIRO. Sat. A CLASH was announced last night by a British military spokesman at Lsmailia. It occurred near the Suez water filtration plant and surrounded them, five Egyptians were killed after being surprised by a six-man British patrol of sappers. The patrol saw eight
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    SWISS EXPORTS
    15 1 The Swiss Government yesterday relaxed restrictions on export to the sterling areas.- A.P.
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    Hungary to try 4 American airmen
    93 1 Hungary to try 4 American airmen ■fninCCT Cot BUDAI ES l, bat. airmen •'>' Soviet I Hungary on be tried by |3-;ngarian court. j American I here 1 night said j arried out knTenUon i d. version I g I the HimI considen j stablished i violated .:v ""accord- eived
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    Plane crash mystery
    38 1 I rnia Sat. untain rescue tod search planes es combed the i ..pi mountains Cirparnia and r. Valley after p lal airliner was crashed on retain vesterday. tenalTe hunt aid not find I wreckage Reuter
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    66 1 THE PRIME MINISTER, Mr. Churchill, showed his skill as a bricklayer when laying the foundation stone at Bristol University. After the masonry was lowered into position, Mr. Churchill said it was not square and a spirit level proved him right. In the picture, Mr. Churchill, who is a member of
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    Curiosity killed the Corporal
    112 1 Curiosity killed the Corporal COPENHAGEN, Sat. A CORPORAL sought to test the efficiency of a sentry at Esteroro army barracks early yesterday. The sentry, a champion marksman, killed the corporal with a shot fired at 60 yards in the dark. The army gave this report Corporal H.. Christian Jessan deliberately
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    JOHN WAS WELCOME
    46 1 The district court judge at Birmingham, Alabama, asked Juryman Weaver what his initials W. J. stood for. Weaver explained: "Well, sir, my mother and daddy had 11 daughters in a row. When I came along, they decided to call me Welcome John."- U.P.
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    101 ARE BACK FOR A MERRY XMAS
    123 1 Free Press Staff Reporter IT needed only one cheery yell from 101 young 1 throats on the Blue Funnel vessel Gordon early today to wake up their sleepy-eyed parents at Godown 25 of the Singapore Harbour Board to the fact their Australian-educated offspring
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    Italy can be fully armed
    30 1 WASHINUTUH. oat. THE U.S. State Department announced yesterday that the United States had abolished the restrictive clauses of the Italian peace treaty, including the provi-
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    4 BRIDGES DOWN
    22 1 Communists yesterday paralysed train communications between Rangoon and Mandalay in Central Burma bv blowing up four bridges at once.
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    China may get a Warning
    280 1 China may get a Warning LONDON, Saturday. THE United States has proposed that China should be solemnly warned that a Communist violation of a Korean truce may involve carrying the war across the Manchurian frontier, according to an authoritative sources. The British Government is urgently examining this proposal for a
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    MACK IN MANILA
    25 1 Mr. Peter Mack Jr., the flying U.S. Congressman," landed in Manila International Airport yesterday from Saigon on his round-the-world friendship tour." U.P.
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    33 1 Home ?.nri Inarfitn* e soldier. Airborne and joining in the fun is the baby. A reunion? Not at all. Corporal Norman Wright and baby son Norman reached Southampton from Malaya together. This was
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    MEDICAL EXAM PASSES
    157 1 MEDICAL EXAM PASSES Free Press Staff Reporter THE following candidates have passed their King Edward VII College of Medicine pharmacists' qualifying examination for the Diploma in Pharmacy: Chan Gim Swee, Chua Kee Yoke, Lee Hock Ley, Oon Peng Choo, Wee Keng Boon, Yong Kong Wah, David Boen, Liew Nyuk Choong,
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    Negro dancer files $400,000 libel suit
    108 1 Negro dancer files $400,000 libel suit NEW YORK. Sat. PARISIAN entertainer Josephine Baker filed a US $400,000 damage suit against columunist Walter Winchell yesterday charging he libelled her in his Broadway column. Miss Baker, a Negress, also named the Hearst Corporation and Kirfg Feature Syndicate Incorporated, which distribute Wineh«?xrfl Rdnmn,
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    70 FILM STARS GO ON TOUR
    42 1 70 FILM STARS GO ON TOUR ■Seventy air-borne screen actors and actresses left. Hollywood yesterday to spend Christmas with American G.l.'s. A main group left for Korea and a second for Alaska. Two smaller groups flew to Europe and North Africa. A.F.P
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    APPROVAL SOON
    21 1 Australia's- Minister for the Army, Mr. Joseph Francis, said at a press conference at Tokyo on Friday he expects
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    Churchill's U.S. visit may be delayed
    287 1 LONDON, Saturday. ATLANTIC storms are expected to delay by 24 hours the departure of the Prime Minister Mr. Churchill for his talks with President Truman in Washington. Mr. Churchill is expected to make an important broadcast to the nation today. Yesterday he was due
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    THE KING'S X'MAS MESSAGE
    177 1 THE KING'S X'MAS MESSAGE LONDON. Sat. THE King recorded his Christmas Day broadcast to the peoples of the Commonwealth because his voice is still too weak ior a "live transmission. An official announcement last night said the King's doctors had advised the recording because his voice "had not yet completely
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    Pope's broadcast
    36 1 The Popes Christmas message to the world on Monday will be broadcast by Vatican Radio in 25 languages. At 1020 GMT the first translation of the message in English- will be broadcast A. P.
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      Another Busy Week For The Postman
      886 2 Another Busy Week For The Postman He has been working hard bringing Christmas greetings f THIS has been anx other busy week for the postman. Every day he has come along to my office with a bundle ot letters and Christmas cards from you boys and girls. Thank you all
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      PEN PALS' COLUMN
      191 2 PEN PALS' COLUMN H. COO, of 207, Queen Street Singapore. 7, wants pen pals of either sex jyi Malaya and overseas. He is interested in modern songs, stamp collecting, magazine collecting and outdoor sports. Oh Ah Kit, of 315-1, Tiong Bahru Road, Singapore 3. collects stamps and plants, cycles and
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      The Mystery of the Islands
      642 2  -  RASTUS by AT the second porthole they again drew a blank, but no sooner was the periscope raised to the third than Freddie waved one hand at the others signalling them to hold the craft steady. He could see a larger cabin than those he
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    JUNION CONTESTS
    71 2 DO this picture crossword puzzle and when you have finished it 'HI in y° ur name, address and age, and post to Children's Page, Singapore Free Press, Cecil Street, to arrive not later than Thursday next. There are four prises of $5 (one each to a boy and
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      169 2 RUPERT AND THE SORCERER ~4 Reaching school Tigetlily sue* saucer flying this way." Then ceeds in slipping mro her place, but it flew ;he other way." interrupts the master spots Rupert and Algy Algy. "Yes. and -then it disapand he calls chem to him. What peared and made us forget
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    BRANDED WIFE HE LOVED
    254 3 '/> /^^r chest M NC "ESTEE, Saturday l> branded his wife was said by a nrknr iu ,l oiluer at Manchester Assize t a ul jrfence called the man's action a "fantastir u expressing his deep affection for hi" wi/e s .iesire that they should be
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    GIANT FOOTPRINTS
    35 3 Fossilised otorinta found at Warrnambool. Victoria, have been identified as those of a siant kangaroo, a large emu-like bird, and an animal resembling a wombat. The prints covered 20 square feet Reuter AAP
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    Future is 'so vague' to Nancy
    155 3 Future is 'so vague to Nancy HOLLYWOO^JS^, Valentine has sailed on the liner Chusan for home with her reported marriage to the Maharajah of Cooch-Behar still a mystery. J The 23-year-old actress said she was returning because of the illness of her mother in California The 34--year-old Maharajah was not
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    TWINS, 8, HUNTED SANTA IN FOG
    192 3 LONDON. Sat pOR a whole night of sharp frost and fog two eight-year-old twi n boys slept under a tree in Hyde Park, London, covered only by an overcoat, and then continued their search for Father Christmas. Meanwhile, police all over London were looking
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    KARACHI LIFTS OIL CURBS
    57 3 The airport of Karachi became again the turntable of air traffic from Europe to the Far East and Australia when the Pakistani Government lifted the restrictions on oil supplies to planes calling at this city. Recent Latin-American oil imports to Pakistan have permitted cancellation of all
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    ON TAPE
    22 3 Dutch troops in Korea are sending Christmas greetings directly to their homes in the form of tape recordings. A. P.
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      157 3 Hadio I SINGAPORE Pmgramsna Summary: daOrtOH Jerry I .^o lime Signal 4:: eriudc; 2 00 tS Rac ng r'.i'.ed trom the Clftb '-v.ih Interval do; 500 Prots.1 3 Pro- IT Cularen's 4 F^ei Waring <& i»: IjM 'lime 715 UstcacW in of the tunes 'L? lo pl:iv preFrankL'i: 750 EkMi&aiNj;
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, Dec. 22, 1951. Roads of death
    577 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, Dec. 22, 1951. Roads of death fTHE rate of slaughter and maiming on the highways of Singapore increases remorselessly. Up to December 15 this year, there were in all 9,344 accidents, or an average of roughly 950 a month. One hundred and thirtysix people were
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    The Man Who Wants To Give Away Millions
    648 4 The Man Who Wants To Give Away Millions Dean Rusk has his hands full, says Frederick Cook from New York WHEN he hurries TT out of his modest suburban flat at 8.30 every morning, briefcase under arm, 42--year-old Dean Rusk does not look at all the part of the man
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    Enchanting Dancer
    58 4 Th ir teen -yea r- old Maureen Teo dances a Siamese I fantasy, "Th« [Enchanted Pond", which will be present- ed by the Fine Art of Move- ment Dance 1 Croup at the Victoria Theatre o« Jan. 18. 19 and 20. The show is in aid of St.
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    Around Singapore By Citizen
    579 4 Around Singapore By Citizen r THE acting Financial x Secretary of Singapore, Mr. W. C. Taylor, will always be remembered with gratitude or otherwise, according to who remembers him —for his statement in the Legislative Council on Tuesday about peo pie wanting to get something for nothing In Council, the
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    RACIAL HARMONY
    151 4 Letter to the Editor pEFERRING to your editorial of Friday, I repeat that it was only a suggestion from me, supported by some others present to the incoming Committee of the S.C.B.A. to consider. We can rely on the good sense of the Committee to reject it if
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    SANTA: THE TRUTH
    301 4 PARENTS who any time now will be wrestling with the awkward ■jussti— m from young inquisittves about Santa Claus have been saved a lot of brain racking by the Rev A. Ingfis, vicar W St. a^AfrAuv^ai Jhlj«4r4aus>aB < mi-9 nai •■fl^Ltft has prepared what he contends is
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    Moonshine!
    998 4 L. G. PINE, Editor of Burkes Peerage, debunks some myths about England's great families WHEN you start to study the accounts of the British peerage, you find they are crammed with all sorts of picturesque legends. There are families claiming that they can trace themselves back to the time
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    12 4 "We've abominable robins, abominable Santa Clauses at aborr.'nabie r\ce but no snowmen/'
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    THIO CALLS FOR MORE TRADE SCHOOLS
    401 5 THIO CALLS FOR MORE TRADE SCHOOLS Only way to aid 'dull' boys Mm F *ee p *<*« Staff Reporter GOVERNMENT should establish more trade schools and morning, afternoon, and evening commercial schools for boys who complete their primary education but can find no accommodation in secondary schools, Mr. Thio Chan
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    Jakarta stops barter trade
    106 5 Jakarta stops barter trade Free Press Staff R^rter BECAUSE the Indonesian authorities now M1 V eh ba ng K facilit^n mtm i he t>^ barter trade n this area has by Jakarta transactions previous av?slfS? g aCiUtles are no available m Meda n for Ungssa; Kota Radja ?or Lho Nlas'Sand^
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    No rush to pawnshops
    33 5 THE big Christmas spend--1 ing in Singapore has not sent people to the pawnshops with their valuables. A number of pawnbrokers said yesterday that their business remained as usual.
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    INTER-STATE CONTEST
    71 5 The Singapore Society of Amateur Dancers has received invitation from the Penang Dance Association to send a dance team of three couples for an Inter-state dance contest. The contest will take place on Jan. 12 at the E O Hotel. Penang. Singapore's team will consist of Messrs. Henry
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    23 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Mr. C. Thornton has returned to the Federation and has been re-appointed an unofficial member of the Federal Legislative Council.
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    This Indian mimics the guitar
    105 5 This Indian mimics the guitar DROFESSOR A. C S4n> car, of India, who is in Singapore in the course of a tour of South-East Asia, reproduces guitar notes with his voice. He is familiar to AllIndia Radio listeners. A Free Press reporter who heard him says he couldn't believe his
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    India not to tax overseas profits
    164 5 India not to tax overseas profits Free Fress Staff Reporter INDIANS in Malaya, who return home to settle permanently, need not pay income tax in India on the savings they take with them. Mr. J. M. Dorai Raj, secretary of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, said yesterday the Government of
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    17 5 picture. Eft twinimWiT at a^c*^"*" fa parade at CTn-mgi. |MWt the saluU *t ibe nmrch-past. Free Press
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    Methodists to meet in K.L
    78 5 Free Press Sfcaff Bsfrortec CIXTEEN Singapore Chinese Methodist pastors, retired pastors and leading laymen will attend the annual Malaysia Chinese Conference of the Methodist Church to be held in Kuala Lumpur from Dec. 27 to Dec. 30. The conference will be presided over by Bishop
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    City row over power station
    447 5 |r PHE Singapore City Council may hold a private A meeting soon to review the question of whether it should be prepared to meet unforeseen Increases in expenditure on the new Pasir Panjang power station in order to speed up its completion. 1 At the
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    Seven go to Java for a course
    94 5 Seven go to Java for a course QEVEN Colony students left Singapore by air yesterday for Sukabumi, near Jakarta, to attend an Asian Leadership Training Course which begins today. Four of the students are from the University of Malaya, two from Teachers' Training College and the from TrJiiiy College. They
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    New plea for police from HongKong
    223 5 New plea for police from Hong Kong (COMMUNITY leaders in Singapore yesterday asked the Commissioner of Police to reconsider his decision not to bring in policemen from Hong Kong. The requtsi wai ikia.dc because of the failure of the police recruiting drive. It was announced yesterday that during the monthold
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    250 TO ATTEND THIS TREAT
    66 5 Two hundred and lilty children from various child: ;n'i feeding centres, in Singapore, the children's Aid Society and the Salvation Army will receive a Christmas treat this afternoon. They will attend the dress rehearsal of "Lady Precious Stream" with complimentary tickets given to them through
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    T.B. SCHEME: JOHOR PROTESTS
    95 5 J0,.,...c: i.AHRU, Sat lOHOHE BAHRU Assocjatioc Bar the Prevention of Tuberculosis has strongly critic;.^ the TB treatment allowance scheme introduced by the Council of the Malayan Association for the a LOB 6* -r). Tne Johore Bahru Si ►elation feels that the scheme has been arbitarily imposed
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    PINK GIN TO WIN P & O CUP
    1703 6 PINK GIN TO WIN P O CUP First day of Penang meet From ALLAN LEWIS JJEST BET, Ping Gin and Bright Eyes will renew their Perak Vase rivalry in the P O Cup, the main race on the first day of the Penang Turf Club's Christmas-New Year meeting, which begins
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    Gifts for men on the course
    221 6  - Gifts for men on the course PETER O'SULLEVAN By THE intervention of the "abominable frost man" leaves regular racegoers with an opportunity if not the money— to buv Christmas presents. So, at a time when writers on almost every other subject are offering you bright suggestions for pleasing him and
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    OLSON GETS A TITLE FIGHT
    47 6 "Sugar" Ray Robinson will defend his world middleweight title in San Francisco on January 24 against Carl "Bobo" Olson of Honolulu. The Californian State Athletic Commission yesterday approved the date of the bout which will benefit the Damon Runyan cancer fund.- Reuter
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    Nanette to beat strong field
    352 6 NANETTE, though meeting formidable opposition for a Cl. 5 race,— Div. 1 5 Fur.— appeals strongly after her Kuala Lumpur form. She won her first start then went down to Screen by a neck After that race Screen was promoted to Cl 4 where he
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    French XV plays forcing rugby in Gillman clash
    522 6 French XV plays forcing rugby in Gillman clash Free Press Rugby Reporter Army 6; French Air Force 3. TCAGERNESS to win robbed the visiting French Air Air Force rugby XV of a draw against the Singapore Army side at Gillman Barracks yesterday. It was the measurements of the Gillman ground
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    ...BUT THE BROTH WASN'T SPOILED
    124 6 RANKS in the French Air Force are apparently puzzling to local Servicemen. For instance such titles as Sgt Chef (literally, chief sergeant) and Ad j /Chef resulted in much brow-knitting. Commented one soldier as he glanced through the names on the official programme: "Blimey! Look
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    BRIGHT EYES RETURN TO FORM
    795 7 BRIGHT EYES RETURN TO FORM Runs a smart 3 in 372/5 VF*TF»n&!L m ALLAN LEWIS SAT w ram made «aHopiiig conditions Meal for this morning's fast work in Penang, Jtoch was ran on th« outside of the No. 2 grass brill W^k 11 y?*** es showed all her former SjSThfiiiS'^
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    32 7 nuAPPMNT.ED LOSER: Tally Hancock, were an ex«4ion i(l appointment when Referee Al Risers .ht PP e tl the fight in the sixth round. Taffy revived a bad cut over the left eye.
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    Saddle Club show
    26 7 The BuMt Timah Saddle Club Is to bold a horse show on Boxing Day Dec. 26, at their premises at BuWt Timah Road.
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    GOLFERS FOR S'PORE
    69 7 j,- .MAN. British match play ion and Dai Rees, holder, will arSingap re early in the i :'"■> T'.. v .:~.:end to play r > exhibition y, Australia. S K.• a. I mdan by air nuary 7 and ion games s ie n h before flying Singapore.
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    'U.S. TO WIN'
    35 7 Gunnar Galin, non-playing captain of the Swedish Clip tennis team, predicted yesterday the United States will regain the Cup by defeating Australia in the challenge round between Dec. 26 and 28.- U.P.
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    Blinkey
    14 7 "And there s Blinkey, folks, starting a a tremendous run on the rails".
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    Newspapers start Olympic fund
    135 7 Newspapers start Olympic fund A FUND to raise £50,000 to send a strong British team fully trained and equipped to the 1952 Olympic Games in Helsinki is to be launched In the new year by tke London newspapers Dally Mail and Evening News Announcing this yesterday, the Daily Mail states:
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    HAPPY WINNER
    23 7 HAPPY WINNER VICTOKY SMILE: Tanny Campo was jubilant, as seen here, when declared the winner on a t.k.o, over Taffy Hancock last night.
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    Springboks v. Wales today
    155 7 rrHOUGH Wales are expected to x oifer strong resistance at Cardiff Arms Park today South Africa shocM register their third Rugby Union international victory of the present tour. Already th«y ht>v» beaten Scotland and Ireland and they make only one change from the side which defeated
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    Campo's gown stole the show
    492 7 Campo's gown stole the show Free Press Boxing Reporter PERHAP'S the most colourful thing about last 1 night's main event between Taffy Hancock and Tanny Campo at the Happy World Stadium was the Filipino's dressing gown bright red and blue with a shield of the Philippines across the back. The
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    Piruz retains title
    215 7 Piruz retains title PLAY^G in top form, Abdullah Piruz retained his men's singles title in the Selangor Badminton championships which were completed at the Sentul BIBS. hall in Kuala Lumpur last night. Piruz beat Lim Kee Fong in the final by 15-12. Kee Pong played better than he did in
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    MAHARASHTRA 203-9 v HOC
    38 7 MAHARASHTRA won LtW toss yesterday and decided to bat on the grass pitch In the first day of their three-day match against the Bf.C.C. at Poona. Atdaurf play. Maharashtra were 203 tor nine.- Reuter
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    W.I. CANNOT AFFORD TO LOSE 3rd TEST
    123 7 W.I. CANNOT AFFORD TO LOSE 3rd TEST rpHB West Indies, already two Tests down, cannot afford to fail in the QiiJrd Tent against Australia, starting ii» Adelaide to- f 4ay. but^ffw cr^fcs gtw them a =*Sr &fl%» dogged by I injuries have pe^m^^ad- c bate ilnur* I'oout the outcome. It
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      357 7 On Guard.... t f With LEON PAUL i j; sword qxjl fencing equipment. it We have in slock a large selection of foils, epees, sabres, masks and jackets. E Why not arrange with your other keen fencing friends to I pay its a visit. 23-1 Raffles Place Spore Phone *****
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    15 8 HUDSON Dec. 20th at K.K. Hospital to Mr. Mrs. L.V. Hudson, a son (William)
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    MARRIAGE
    18 8 CIiHISTOPER. By the Marriage Registrar. Singapore, on the 15>th Dec-mber, 1931, Noel Albert Chriscpher to Mary Nlcoiaas.
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    RUSSIA LOSES ANTI-U.S. RESOLUTION BY 39 TO 5
    411 8 UJK. reply to yishiiisky_ PARIS, Saturday. npHE British Minister of State, Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, yesterday challenged the Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. Andrei Vishinsky, in the United Nations for talking about "nations inarching to victory under the Communist banner". As the United Nations
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    31 8 picture. CHRISTMAS is pantomime time in London and an annual favourite is Aladdin and his lamp. Here, the Widow Twankev does a little sewing for Aladdin, played by Jean Carson. Popper
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    $65 mil. loan for Pakistan
    35 8 The World Bank has decided to grant Pakistan a US $65,000,000 loan in hard currencies—U.S. dollars or Swiss francs for her six-year plan for industrial re-equipment of the country. AFP
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    Graham reports Kashmir failure
    204 8 PARIS, Saturday. r|R. Frank Graham, the United Nations mediator 17 for Kashmir, reported last night that he has been unable to resolve v the principal points of difference between India and Pakistan over the Kashmir issue. t Dr. Graham handed in his report to the Secretary-Gen-eral
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    AID FOR GREECE
    18 8 Greece will receive US$l32, 000,000 in economic assistance from the U.S. this fiscal year. A.P.
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    Bridge Problem
    515 8 IJOW would you like to pick up a hand like this one? S. AK J 6 H. D. AK 7 5 C. A Q J 8 4 Pretty nice, especially when you're vulnerable. But suppose the first time you had a chance to bid the opponents were already
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      146 8 X'MAS NEW YEAR t music and dancing i! 3|^ Alto: FREE SOUVCNIR CIFTS If X'MAS EVE DINNER Mushroom Cream Soup It 3/ Lobster Newburg \b y/ Roast Turkey Chestnut Stuff ,n, Clblet Xt f CnU iiJr^.^- \i I Salted Nuts Raisms After-d $12/- per Cover. (jlftV =I FOR RESERVATIONS. \i§^
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      170 8 New Crossword No. 542 CLUES ACROSS 3. The largest county in Eire., 6. He was told to sacrifice his son Isaac. 7. "Bread" in French. 8. Shellfish which turns bright red when boiled. 12. Very familiar little bird. 15. Ground of the Surrey County Cricket Club. 16. Water is measured
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      48 8 Solution to Crossword No. 541 ACROSS.—I. Grub. 4, Act. 8, Roll. 8, Hive. 9, Leek. 10, Newmarket. 13, Eden. 15, Vets. 17, Cane. 18. Sky. 19, Rays. DOWN.— 2. Roi. 3, Bream. 4, Ail. 5. Clerk 7. Skates. 8, Handel. 11. Wreck. 12, Rover. 14, Nay. 16, Tay.
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      Masthead
      5 1 Christmas Saturday, December 22, 1951.
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      Christmas — the truest of festivals
      1129 1 Christmas the truest of festivals COLIN BROOKS. ONE OF BRITAIN'S BEST-KNOWN BROADCASTERS. SUPPLIES A ROUSING INTRODUCTION TO THIS CHRISTMAS NUMBER. on Festival Year c winds down to greatest festival of tin' Festival of ristendom. •nijv be, as scholars cikt us. that the istian Chu r c h wed. or adapted,
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      Christmas morning
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        287 1 I IN THE OTHER PAGES J *fi When Sandwiches Will Do by Marie Gcugh 2 Bjl> eg £a^, Drink and Be Merry by Dorothy Barkley 2fr 2J Advice to Newcomers by Eric Mitchell > 3J£ M Christmas Dilemma by Rae March 3 sft «tf Christmas in France by Albert Mousset
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      When a sandwich will do
      700 2  - When a sandwich will do MARIE GOUGH AFTER THE FEASTING THERE COMES A TIME by gOONER or later around Christmas time the stage is reached when a full meal can no longer be faced comfortably. This is the time for a little ingenuity here, a deft touch with garnishings there,
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      EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY
      971 2 A selection of Christmas recipes by DOROTHY BARKLEY THE English Christ mas, we are often told, consists in eating. But the rest of the world has surely, by now, copied England. Everywhere it is the time for Httfe "extras" which for most of the year
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        213 2 I 242, Orchard Road, Singapore-9 Tel. ***** FOXES. PLETINA FOXES. M&W. E9 I Please Call and' See for Yourself V*2£SO <F\JZr>O tf^wb o*^o^o O^^vO *sy>O^5 y> O^ mm x'mas cucn jRf/lfj ENGLISH MAD€ |jflj|| Hil CONFECTIONERS 3K^*^3 best QUAi-^iSQsilP J^£s^j4/y^£ > S PI ACE f/fsfNGAPOB£.k PHONES:' 6791-***** Z?e JtumL m
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        109 2 So».ffc lng s/le J always want ed I Dressing Set* in Hall Marked >;<,,, ;g and Enamel, 9 Piece Dr^u,, s,u m^T I Brushes, Cloth Brush. Scent Bottle So, S bowl Mirror and Con.b also 6 1V Sets, Powder Compacts and Dip* v f )H mm Me. H k Jp
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      ADVICE TO NEW COMERS
      873 3 EWC MITCHELL digs in,o the wisdom acquired from six Chnstmases in Singapore and comes up with some fatherly advice. jl Christmas; who happen J. Smga d u ring the s s seaso n: and nl! u have vel a ChristSingapore thine ears. has txl sis Singapore
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      CHRISTMAS DILEMMA
      117 3  -  Rae March by For boys Are the bane oj my existence. I need all my resistance To keep quite sane When toys for boys clutter the house and drain. MMRLS \J Choose pearls— Or just a bunch of flowers Will keep them still lor hours. But boys need
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        167 3 GOLD jDOLLARI H^ ill CvQf &Bu t«k, t DELICIOUS PURE FRAGRAM v W jShum Yip Leong Tea Plantations;: CAMERON HIGHLANDS j i.MIIIIIIIC3II!IIIIIIIIIC3lll!!ll!l!IIC3lill!ll!:illC]|||!lilll!!l[3ll|||||||!|IC]llllMii:m[3IIIIM!^ PXfW&KIWIM ENJOY 1 i Ri y ur NEW 5 I ||l BBJF YEAR PARTY iW)SSE "PEACOCK! 1 S»l|S BRAND"! h k is very delicious 1 3^f..-yi J ORDER
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        75 4 AMERICA'S FIRST CHOICE. yLj 9^ >v a~ t i_ your pen Tins tuii. ««^^«.^^^^^^^™^^^^BBB™^^B^^^i^i«i vvv/» <* s^x^ it pen ever presented at \^W|fc^Hri^SSSssSiPpil^ sheaffer]s WHITE DOT OF DISTINCTION BBh tfH 818 BHHBH y >^Jtt ■< :>;: «L s^ l^Ss2 s^y' 0 M i jfl TUE EIKIECT DDECEIkBT Beauty in min.ature,
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      It is the symbol of hope and the message of peace
      1334 5  -  ALBERT MOUSSET CHRISTMAS IN FRANCE by I FRANCE, the ■i of the I pon have I import an I I h tradi I ire, art I but none I s great -m I the folk- the country I itself
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        211 5 -> t♦ r f r U^i/I LJ mm M Toffee < I PEERLESS ASSORTMENT SUPER DEVON T j MINT ROLLS RUM BUTTER ROLLS |j CHOCOLATE CARAMELS < THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS PRESENT i > V/# <■ •y,,— i > MM V SOLE AGENTS: t HARPER, GILFILLAN CO., LTD. T i j
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      Father Christmas has surpassed himself
      751 6  -  BIDDIE BURKE says FATHER Christinas has surpassed himself this year. He has iillecl the shops with a lavish and tempting array of all the things which spell enchantment to children. Starting with the babies and toddlers, for whom there is an almost unbelievable large range
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        117 6 hfghfghfh "CAeero, boys, I'm off-my wife would hate me to be late for Christmas dinner:' I rUK MIArl Pwll nEK rUK IHE wniLLIKEni ijy i 1 -Hfj? v^T^^^-T*^, Civ 1 w L» /> ptf>*rB^EC?yff I'll I *J ill \C^ WMM i^S 000 I Wit MWm 1 cNGINE TURNED SETS OF
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      ON CHILDREN AND SAINTS AND CHRISTMASES
      1246 7  - ON CHILDREN AND SAINTS AND CHRISTMASES Joan Schoup-Erskine 'by EgGUNtt they .sa V is a man's country. America, we hear, "is ruled by the women. But m one country i n Europe the children r!S supreme. tulips, superb feats j>f water, englneertffe hardly seems lair that Sr U^ U^ ectin
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        137 7 ISTMAS and NEW YEAR 1 FESTIVITIES cjAVIEW HOTEL BALLROOM Don Castillo His Orchestra CHICKEN INN Julian Foorman His Orchestra CHRISTMAS EVi- B ?«£j? 1 (Dinner $12/-) N EW YEAR'S EVE (Dinner -$l5/-) OERVATIONS: Tel. ***** If^ «Mf *MF *ft# *MT .i..n.iiMM.n..n»«iMmMi«».MmmuuiiM.i M lu M|ll|l||l||tfl|||l||l|l|uii|i COME TO MAY MAY'S I TOYLAND
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        225 7 /or Everybody FOR THE LADIES: Perfumes, Cosmetics, Hair Brushes, Novelty Compacts, Gift Sets, Dressing Sets, Manicure Sets Perfume Sprayers. FOR m Mf W: Gift Sets, Shaving Brushes, Hair Brushes, Electric Razors, Travel Kits. FOR THE CHILDREN: Toys, Cameras, Baby Gift Sets, Plastic Articles. THE SINGAPORE DISPENSARY 265, Orchard Road, Singapore
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      THE DAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS
      1361 8 THE DAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS MARIAN WELLS tells how three Singapore children made Christmas a more practical and enjoyable affair instead of sitting back and hoping that Santa Claus would attend to things. THE LEES were enterprising children with a genuine love for their selfsacrificing mother. instead of hanging up. stockings
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        187 8 WISHING ALL 6UR PATRONS HEARTIEST SEASON'S GREETINGS A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR WASSIAMULLS 31r33, High St. Singapore 6. sit* «J>\v^ COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON II J j PIN PIN OPTICAL CO., 91 North Bridge Road Singapore 6. Phone: ***** Celebrafe X mas New Year j mm the
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        132 8 F c y w ■8^ MM 'iSr.^tm" '/''^jm 1 u L LI HULL \l** T W 4*^ M^m v Urn Sole Agents: F. E. ZUELLIG (M) LTD P O BOX 725 SINGAPORE 1 =.'UfiI2l!ll!:!n!flC3SilllillI!flC3l!llifif!flIC3lltfUIttillC3:tlllMI<!Sfi: I LAM HOCK DIAMOND I I AND GOLDSMITH SHOP 1 j X'MAS GIFTS I 1 DIAMOND
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      THE DIARY
      1967 9  - THE DIARY Denys Val Baker THE STORY OF A NEW Wto C^tT^^S! ™1 ALMOST WICKED THE "VES OF A HAPPILY MARRIED COUPLE. by JN our little village we always look forward to the turn of the'year. It seems to bring a momentary truce to all the feuds and wrangles, so
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        123 9 I <? CHANEL Im N I\ sJt&C'" *Ir t^k^Hk^k^k^k^H MHBil' >;*; ;';>>^^:%r??x^«M fl r J^BBwi '-'.^-<*'"jßKjai: n*j:^S:<^^B gfI PARFUMS CHANEL I DISTRIBUTORS FOR MALAYA V I CRAFTON LABORATORIK ITO I f X'MAS GIFTS I j Charming Gifts *M j ore always appreciated P. H. HEN DRY J 78. North Bridge
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        280 9 m f Kofl^' P /r..~W MERRY Ms/%-^*^^y X'MAS i^ fill l/rfl/i*' 4 A Few Xmas Gifts for the Children The Greystoae Mystery by Rochester ...V $3.00 Kestrels Jetty by Mason 3.60 The Island of Radiant Pearls by Knight 3.00 The Wind in the Willows by Grahame 450 t The Story
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      The man from beyond
      1410 10  - The man from beyond F. CANNING by Talma4ge was very ill > Suddenly ±Jie > t half rose from his bed atsd saia*, '{fyrneow Ha\ stolen tfis diamonds. But I'll get them bad" Then he died. But he got the diamonds back. \yK WERK the only two left, sitting together
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        145 10 *v*• if > f For <t Special CHRISTMAS GIFT VISIT THE ARCADE NEWS CO., 8. Tbc Arcade. Collyer Quay P.0. 8n 1619 FOR X'MAS CARDS, BOOKS, MAGAZINES PERIODICALS LETTS, COLLIN'S WALKER S OIARIES PARSES, WRITING CASES FANCY STATIONERY. 23rd DECEMBER, "^tfiiti 1951 wm«»***** t| iij^V J.^ j j'^j ,*^jSj^jSh*** AIR
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        311 10 Wishing All Our Cusu>m Cn A Merry Christmas and A Properous New Year /fez- ffdwMce MMIAVAf ft All fT IIU^LrJ^FACTORY t m 4 1 4 4a 4 4 i t mT7*T 4 4 BOOK EAR L Y FOR X MAS NEW YEAR'S EVE FESTIVITIES AT RAFFLES X'MASEVE SPECIAL X MAS
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      THE ROMANCE OF THE CHRISTMAS CRIB
      755 11  -  Mollie S. Patton h ABOUT the end .of the eighteenth <*ntury, Neapolitan dealers brought across the Mediterranean little plaster figures, painted, representing the Infant Jesus, the Virgin Mary, cardinals, monks and a whole array of Christmas saints. rJSS? wares we peddled on the streets
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        176 11 I XMAS 1951 H~~, I ,}:,•<£ CALL AND SEE irA > WIDE RANGE OF I i.OVELY GD7TS. j: I perfume sprays. A I MANICURE SETS. I c *>< PACTS. J I I COFFRETS. JHB I PERFUMES. >^^" I ETC. I MA VN ARD CO., LTD. I: I ii Battery Road.
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        219 11 YOUR *l(oW«llltt€^l4«tkcfrV THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY LUX (INCORPORATED W Till FEOEBATIO* OP MUT« ESTABLISHED 1901 SINOAPORB. KUALA-LUMPUR. KIANQ, 6EREMBAM. PENANO. LIMITED It will PA Y YOU to PA Y US a visit— We have the FINEST SELECTION cf Christmas Gifts in Town at most reasonable prices TOYS FOR GIRLS AND A
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      THINGS DICKENS WOULD MISS
      1194 12  -  NICHOLAS CLARKE How the creator of the British tradition of Christmas might view ihe changes that have come about since his heyday, just a century ago by JF Charles J)ickens could return to his native land this Christmas, would he be happy about Britain's festivities and
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      GOODWILL TOWARDS MEN
      3067 13  - GOODWILL TOWARDS MEN DON ESS I" ««Y <* Stawp™. Ctaltt-. by K SILENCE had fallen over the iv one of K periods which m to being from to time as H1 jh everyone was ••V»r;iwn into his n thoughts and placed a barrier -I them and toaself. T,, the background
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      YVONNE WILL BE AT HOME THIS CHRISTMAS
      1136 15 Last yedtf Yvonne tfe G&rld'WQg ,in Loodoa. |he jyecyriv before in Paris, and in 1948 in New York. But this year she has promised herself the thrill of a Christmas at home in Hollywood with her family and close friends. ANOTHER EXCLUSIVE FREE
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        164 15 j^N MONDIAL 11 I INTERNATIONAL DIRKTORY PRINTED IN FRENCH. lQ lift- I ENGLISH AND SPANISH IS AN INDISPENSABLE I GUIDE FOR AU iHp ORTERS AND EXPORTERS. LISTS Of ADDRRSB Of AU THE IMPORTERS """l WOtMATIO* OH ijfttf ANO EXPORTERS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. V (OUKTRT Of THE WORLD GENERAL INfORHA T
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      PENNY TOP'S MAGIC
      1048 16  - PENNY TOP'S MAGIC Violet M. Williams by Here are two delightful Sk&n fot* the children. (]H&STMAS|#vas drawing near. Pip r the little friend of Pennytop, stamped his feet to shake off the snow before he stepped inside the cottage shared by the two little elves. Pennytop was sitting at the
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      1004 16  - The fairy and the Christmas tree KATHLEEN HICKLEY by THE Christmas tree stood in the dark forest, waving its arms proudly in answer to the gentle sweep of the wind. "Whoooo?" whispered the breeze, "will be chosen this year I wonder. It's getting hear the time yoooou know/* The spruce
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      'A Royal Swan'
      1388 17  -  LORD DUNSANY by 2 The famous author of overS s6O books and plays, many 3 3 of them set in the heart of hisjjjj gnative Ireland writes this^r story of the 3 s Emerald Isle 2 JT was a cold December night in the village of Gurtnaloe,
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        378 17 Just an ordinary stock watch... yet it lost only 10 seconds in a month! wHatt&Ma^a^ W'iltV ki^mil! HlI^H j^Kjb^l ilt wa«P'ValKfl ItUi Mmm i IJ *3 aWi M^^ i/F isi fT~^his is the story of a South African u atchIw^Se I ma^ cr c vcs at I'melands. And like ifllill
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      2783 18  - Santa and the COWBOY LUCRECE HUDGINS TM3MIJWU2 ZAMffcfflHD Z&Sft 33*i READ THE CONCLUDING CHAfTEpS OF THJS^THRIIiJNG WML AND LEARII HOtoT* KiDf BU(§KAFOO, *THC TERROR OF THE WEST, FINALLY BROUGHT PEACE TO SANTA LAND AND THUS ENSURED A CHRISTMAS FOR US THIS YEAR. by B CHAPTER FOURTEEN THE WOZZLE IS CAPTUBED
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        206 18 I H^| Qualit y ©ts 2 I For Chrisunas JJ BJ^ SILVERWARE *M "Anmngst Jewellery and Uvenoq n W w^icA if now on display at our shop In Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh, f One is bound to find exactly what he S or she is looking for" J!v^V 'V
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