The Singapore Free Press, 3 December 1954

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    Masthead
    16 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya 141*1. Singapore, Kri.. Dec. 3. 1954. PrirelSCts.
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    Lost watch, ring in hotel
    29 1 VKUROP£AN woman guest i hotel m Napier Road i diamond ring and gold Last night. They were n from her room while the vay.
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    MARGARET'S VISIT
    27 1 Princess Margaret left Lon- m last night to visit her m. the Master of Elphin--40-year-old heir to Baron nstone, at his home m h.shire.- Reuter
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    JOHORE COUNCIL
    18 1 The next meeting of the i >re Council of State will be h'ld on Dt'combcr 28.
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    ONE COMMAND Russia warns West
    89 1 ONE COMMAND Russia warns West KsiA and the Communist bloc nations of Eastern Europe t. -relay warned that they would tak»- joint security and sot up a unified command if the Western ratified the Paris agreements and rearmed Western my. The declaration was issued m Moscow after a four-day rence
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    AND URGES GLOBAL WAR COUNCIL
    196 1 As Monty says Nato not enough riELD MARSHAL Viscount Montgomery, Deputy Supreme Commander of NATO, last night called global organisation of the non-Communist world political and military strategy. He told a meeting of the English-speaking Union the Foreign Policy Association m New York that 1
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    Visitor from Jakarta fell from window
    147 1 CiHIAN CHHOON GOAN. who i arrived m Singapore yesterday from Jakarta by plane, fell from the first floor window lof a hotel m Middle Road, early today. He wa.s alone m his room at the time. He is now In hospital where his condition
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    THE QUEEN'S GURKHA MEN RETURNING
    53 1 THE QUEEN'S GURKHA MEN RETURNING TWO Gurkha Officers from Malaya, Captain Lai Bahadur Thapa and Captain Krishna Bahadur Rai, who went to London early this year as personal orderly officers to the Gurkha contingent m Malaya Two other o£Qcers from the Qurkha contingent In Malaya will soon leave lor London
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    RUBBER UP
    36 1 The Singapore Rubber Marened this morning on an uncertain tone, with first grade, December shipmen 81 cents a ID.; \k cent above yesterday's ClOß*. The rise followed better overnight New York and London prices.
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    Woman champion's death: Man held
    145 1 Woman champion's death: Man held A former acquaintance of Mrs. Virginia Hopkins Watson, former women'i fwimming champion who died following an abortion, has been arrested m Los Angeles. Roger Fred Brenon, 27. a bookkeeper was held on suspicion of murder. Police .said he denied any knowledge of operation from which
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    'HE STOLE MY G-STRING'
    42 1 Celia Ca.stillo Gasca, aged 20, who dances under the name of Gt-ma," had the man arrested.- A bl ashing strip- teaser yesterday accused a man of ripPing off her G-string im she iiu^hed her cabaret act. I A.P.
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    POPE: A HEART ATTACK
    263 1 Fighting for life pOPE PUS XII collapsed with a heart attack yesterday. Four hours later, he rallied and last night was fighting for his life. The Vatican announced that the Pope had collapsed at 9M p.m. I (Malayan time). For four hours, there was anxiety that
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    HORSE RUNS INTO LORRY
    67 1 Malayan's escape on leave Police Lieutenant Dennla Wombcll, ased 22, who is on leave at Doncastor, Yorks. from Maluya, t i .scai)e(l lertoiia injury yesterday when a horse he wa.s riding ran into a lorry and was killed. Mr. Wombell, whose home Is at Goldsborough, Doncaster,
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    'The exact duplicate of natural rubber'
    179 1 'The exact duplicate of natural rubber' THE ex ii dupllc t f A n itoral rubber had been reproduced synthetically, It v > m noonced In New 7ork yesterday. Mr. William Richardson, sident of Ooodrich Gulf Chi I the d. i made by a i mi oi the tti n
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    CHILD AT PLAY ABDUCTED BY MEN IN CAR
    147 2 ]>OI l< X launched I search for I well-to do Austra- limn builder jresterdaj after nil four->«ar old child v.is abflu<(<cJ irhik Blajrteg near her home m Houston. Texas. The child, Pamela, was t;«k<n Bcreamlng into a car by two n>< n
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    McCarthy is censured second time
    141 2 McCarthy is censured second time SENATOR Joseph McCarthy w;us reinsured by the U.S. Senate for the second time m two day.s yesterday. The Communist-hunting Senator was condemned yesterday for his attacks cm the special committee which retiMnmended he be censured, and for calling the Special Senate .session to debate the
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    U.N. fights biggest war on TB
    94 2 U.N. fights biggest war on TB A REPORT of the United Nations Children's Fund <UNICEF) said yesterday thai health teams' m India bad made trips equivalent to 16 round-the-world ?oyagei t( extend the world's largest tuberculosis control < paign to 4 million additional i hildren. The teams travelled 42" miles
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    THAT CABLE: RESIGN CALL TO CHURCHILL
    212 2 I EFT WING Labourite Mr. SU ph< n Davieg called yesterday lor the Prim*- Minister, Sir Winston Churchill's Immediate resignation because he favoured using German troops m the last days of World War II to halt any Russian effort to over-run Westi m Europe.
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    WOMAN WINS $1,000 PRIZE
    52 2 A woman, Che Sha'afah bintf Ha.ii Tahir i I' rit In I rl» <■: 1 m the F. and N. Fco f i tition. The second prize of $500 i t< Mr. Ewe Yew Huat, ol X il ur ;iikl th( third ol $250 to Mr.
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    Ike warns U.S.: Do not let Reds goad us into war
    327 2 PRESIDENT EISENHOWER said m Washington yesterday that America must not let the Communists goad it into impulsive actions that might lead to war. H( said this at a news conference while discussing possible measures to get the release ol
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    Monty says it again
    54 2 tjilfcl.i) Marslial I*N Moiil«omery riitrratml m N<w York yesterday that be hail rectltti Ihc «nt rover* ial meiltl Jr<-m Sir Winston Chur(hil! lit- sali: "I rcccivefi the m» k .i:« I U Inston savr the suh^lainr i»; it. I •■aiii m last week. I have »i<'t»
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    LOVE OF FROGS WAS COSTLY
    70 2 AN Italian shoemakt i'a fondness t<»r hi*''' frog« while tin v are 1 1 i oa\ him ;i com t ftn id marki <Ms 27». j\ i Bei Un court tiay kmpo d U)«- fine i p it) Riberto for ripping the legs on live
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    GIRLS MAKE TOYS FOR SHOW
    85 2 E rpHK organising officer i E the second Junior K»d Cross Exhibition. Mrs L»« E Swee Chen*, left >is be ini; j z shown toys, [im (l i.i! scrap-books made r members of the Fairfield Girls' School Junior Red E E Cross. Singapore E Some
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    PLANE HITS MOUNTAIN, SPLITS INTO TWO
    80 3 PLANE HITS MOUNTAIN, SPLITS INTO TWO VN American airliner which ished near Berlin, In Hampshire, on Tuesday! ioiind yesterday split In m b mountain peak with tunrivora among the seven aboard. inriyors, including the lived through 44 „i freezing temperatures now. They were said to td condition.* 1 C -pilot.
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    Salesman accused of killing girl friend
    216 3 Salesman accused of killing girl friend /CHRISTOPHER OWDEN, 23, 1 v.is rharged m London yesterday with the murder of Miss Patricia Wood, a girl riend, who was stabbed to leath on Wednesday m the doorway of her West London tie. Owden, tenant of lodgings m the same road, had spent
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    Malan men still in new cabinet
    42 3 Eric Louw, former MinisI Economic Affairs has ippolnted Finance Minisin the new Nationalist ablnet of Mr. Johannes Strijthe South African Premiunced last night. Strijdom r»-tain»»d with reshuffle all the avallmlnisi rs ol Dr. Malan'a I Reuter
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    Appeal to get Erika out of Siberia
    184 3 Appeal to get Erika out of Siberia AFORMKR Member of Parliament yesterday appealed to Britain to I come to the rescue of i Eriku Glassei Wallach, the stateless adopted daughter of NoH Field and the whit of American Robert Wallach. The IS. state Departe ment revealed m SeptemI her that
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    Chat with Cardinal
    32 3 Chancellor Julius Raab of Austria, now on a visit to the U.S.. talked for 30 minutes yesterday with Franci.s Cardinal Spellman, Roman Catholic ArchbLshop of New York. A .P
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    He bit off wife's nose
    43 3 MARGARITA TREJO com- I plainp,| t 0 Mexico City police vesterrlay that her ku>t>.md, tnriquc, bit off licr nose when repeated a request that they nid religious ceremony to the civil marriage they contracted three months uuo.— U.P.
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    WEST SEEK KOREAN PEACE
    319 3 Elections under U.N. control, they say piFTEEN of the 16 Western allies which fought In Korea yesterday submitted a resolution to the United Nations with the hope th;i f it would soon be possible to progress towards a peaceful unification of rwiin a. At tii" same
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    'ANGEL FACE' CARRIES OUT DEATH WISH
    257 3 Follies dancer wore black ribbon A young, red-haired tollies showgirl danced with a black ribbon m her hair yesterday on the stage of the burlesque theatre In Los Angeles where h" m, sioned admirer shot and killed himself while kissing her picture. The dancer,
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    U.N. on seized ship
    29 3 The UN. announced terday that the Security Council would mccl Tuesday to resume consideration of Israel's cor against Egypt's seizure ol an :I■ i A.P.
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    Police get the bill
    59 3 'i honi;i> lies sent ;i hill for one pair of sp«*( t.H l«s the poln iti n>\ d m I ni;l did. He said h- ITftl walking pist ;i Ira flu- otlurr ulien the man m blur thrust out an arm m stop signal Urr.ikitMi lies'
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, DED.3. 1954 HAT PAY PROBLEM
    384 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, DED.3. 1954 HAT PAY PROBLEM Once again the advantage and disadvantages oi weekly, fortnightly, and monthly pay periods are being weighed and once inure there seems no prospect of the question being definitely resolved. There i.s a .strong body of public opinion which favours more
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    This fear MUST he overcome
    843 4 IS U.S. POLICY DRIVING FREE WORLD INTO WAR? says SIMON MAYNARD yi \R that the United States mi^ht land Britain m a third world war la the greatest difficulty British people feel about America, declared Sir Oliver Pranks, former British Ambassador m Wash ing ton,
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    BY THE WAY
    302 4  -  Robert ryuE inventxon of a bomb no A powerless that it would not sjnash an egg-cup five yards away from the explosion has startled the scientists. Hi the hands of a scrupulous State this non-lethal weapon, incapable of wiping out an entire egg-cup, might reduce war to
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    BIG DAY FOR 230 CHILDREN
    278 5 Social Welfare Xmas parties begin v. \S v big day for 230 children In Singapore on Wednesday. They danced, sang, ate and laughed and then returned home h with a gaily-wrapped present They were at the first two of 16 Social Welfare centre* to hold
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    A SKIPPER After 32 years at sea LOOKS BACK
    212 5 A SKIPPER After 32 years at sea LOOKS BACK AFTER 20 years of Sailing between Singapore and Indonesian ports, 52-year-old Captain J. B. Stokker second most senior captain of the X.P.M. fleet, leaves Singapore tomorrow for Australia on retirement. The veteran skipper, who has .spent 32 year.s at .sea .said
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    LABOURERS 'EXPLOITED' UNION
    91 5 LABOURERS 'EXPLOITED' UNION THE Singapore Citj Council trlcal nl ri U callli i CUM what 11 J to »j«! ndemocrmtl "•<•♦•" by the Decti irtment In statement the union sid' X Supplali i the m< >n rened within eoypk uC days. *##tf'ffffO Mr Bupplah ehai g;ed the d*»partment with "exploiting*
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    Parties for 11 centres
    87 5 Parties for 11 centres HERE is the Hst of Christmas parties to held at 11 other Soci,l Welfare centres m Sin--ipore this month. Keppel Harbour, i aio t'm Dec. 4: Jalan Eunos Mount Erskine. 10.30 am Clyde Tenace, 10.00 Joo Chiat 10.30 and Prinsep Street, 9.30 8: Sims Avenue 9.30
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    Prizes for the best students
    47 5 rfiHE "best students of the at Paya Lebar Girls 1 Morning received prizes at the Prize Distribution Day r. c. Ince, wife of 3 D puty Director of gave away the h >ol's dramatic sojave a concert. also an exhibition i handwork
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    Chinese victory party today
    39 5 SEC AM AT, Fri. me Malayan Chme.se Association and Chamber of Commerce. Muar, will hold a cocktail party tomorrow to celebrate the victory of Alliance candidates m the Johore state and town I council elections.
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    FREE MEDICAL WORK BY THESE NUNS
    169 5 FE medical treatment ifl givi n people m .is of Singapore Franciscan MissionaMary, the newest itholic nuns In the I ?he mission already has; Rye outpatient clinics itnn nt and advice n by nuns who also ed nu; mporary clinics at and Paya Lebar
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    Pasir Panjang
    104 5 rpODAY 9 8 map m the Singa- porr electoral divisions' Mrlei is of Pasir Panjang. The bound iry hejjins m the '•'»ddl e of Clementi Koad m l^e south-west, run s south ilotit; the Malayan railway u »»e till it meets the Keppel- Tanjong Pagar Roads m the
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      306 6 MANDRAKE by Lee Fal!< and Phi! Davis I DIO YOU GET ME If YK,SIR. BUT I FOR6ET IT? IVE GOT TO GET J POOP GLY. DIO NO WO*. .> THE EXACT J) IH--IT*« BE^T BACK THERE IN A HURRY/ YOU HE AR WHAT I AFTER WHAI IT fTTt J NOBOOY'IL
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  • Round the Worid Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      127 7 UNCMNf. 1)« Previous Today N( Ml fif. European bUJ! 23 sei.. V. as v RSS ummm tag; Ng t "T..r«ss se.*™-. m jg-j l,rni< »-eb wners Btta<y. >!bove prices quoted m pence. ii While Sarawak f.a.q. C.U. rVropeM ports Dec 4»d. se.lers 48d. severs R Bla< k
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      New York prices
      106 7 NEW YORK, Dec. 2. Previous Today ll\ straits spot and nearby 90.37 nom.. M\ futures Dec 90.10 bid 90.00 bid 90.65 asked 90.37 asked Jan. 90 .00 bid 90.00 bid Vja" 90.45 asked 90.25 adced PeU. 89.90 bid 90 00 traded "^PP^ 90.35 asked TONE: Steady. ""f|W
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      U.S. PEPPER
      56 7 Malabar was quoted at 46 >.'r pound. Afloats at 46 iilkt .shipment 44. January. and March (m equal :i prices were generally down by one cent. Above prices quoted m U.S. cents per lb. monthly proportions) at 42. Sarawak spot 45. Lampong spot 46 and Cfylon spot at
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      30 7 NEW YORK, Dec. 2. Previous Today Industrial* 384 04 385.63 lUilrouoS ***** 3 .66 It Domestic Bonds 101.14 101.08 15UUHU* 60.73 60.87 Mmk> Composite Averages 140.60 141J4
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      117 7 Dec 2. Previous Today I'K\ Philippines c.i.f. ITK/North.1 T K/North. $194 sellers $196 sellers i no|iri,i delivered weight per lon| t<»n l>e<-. Jan unquoted unquoted C'OPKA, Philippines, f.o.b. Manila, ied weight, per Ion*; ton >!'K\ straits c.i.f. UK/North, t.-j buyers 172% buyers uropfan delivered weight p««"
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    HELP US GET CUR MOTHER BACK, SOB 3 GIRLS
    212 7 f PHKEE Singapore Chinese schoolgirls, weeping bitterly, yesterday appealed to the public for $1,000 so that their mother, the only person looking after them, could return homo from prison. That .sum was a fine imposed on the mother, Soh Ah Han.
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    Sea Cadets win praise in Britain
    97 7 Sea Cadets win praise in Britain rpwo members of the SlngaA pore Sea Cadet Corps who went to Britain earlier thus year on scholarships have impressed officers m charge of their training. They are Cadet Petty Officer, Salleh bin Ahmed and Cadet Leading Seamen. Sim Meng Cher. Both have qualified
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    LECTURE TONIGHT
    33 7 Mr. T. Rudra. Deputy Mayor of Colombo, will give a lecture on The Current Political Situation In Ceylon" m the Ceylon Sports Club Pavilion. Balestier Road, Singapore, at 7 o'clock tonight.
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    CEYLON CIVIC LEADER HERE TO STUDY
    225 7 CEYLON CIVIC LEADER HERE TO STUDY T Colombo Municipal Council ed more independthe Colonial Ad•niniMration than it did after lependence, Mr. T. Rudra i ity Mayor, Ceylon, said Aeraay. >t the transport routes In the city were .still controlled by the Government but ated by private bus commie*, Mr. Rudra
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    Kluang luncheon
    37 7 KLUANO, Fri The Information Servtcea Joliof«, will hold a lunch mortlnß on Monday at the (rnvcrnmpnt English 8chOO) ruill The Kuest speaker will be Ma) -Gen. LECM Pcrowne Commander of the 17th Gurkha Infantry Division
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    LATEST IN HANDBAGS—A BIRDCAGE
    131 8 LATEST IN HANDBAGS— A BIRDCAGE Iji/VSHION houses m all big cities today are battling for a tiigper plan- m th«trade than nir Im fore. I rorii Sydnej m \ustralia, Jran (.otts (right) a london fashion model is seen sliohiiii; something new m handbags a birdcaj;r. Jean is shaded from the
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    Brother stole his wife
    83 8 A MAN who ran off with his brother's wife was ordered to pity £500 damages at Plymouth Divorce Court. Judge P. L. E. Rawlin,s granted a decree nisi with casts to Frnest John Hatherley, trade union organiser, of Far-ringdon-road, Bt, Jude.s, Plymouth. He petitioned on the
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    PRECIOUS SULPHUR GOING UP IN FUMES
    119 8 PRECIOUS SULPHUR GOING UP IN FUMES rpHOUGH there is a worldX .shortage of sulphur. Britain'^ chimneys arc belching more than 2,500,000 tons of it into the air every year. That is more than six times the amount of .sulphur used by British industry. Much of this sulphur could be recovered
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    GIRLS GIVE MAN 'OLD ONE-TWO' THEN STREET CHASE
    260 8 r'O girls of 22 gave "the old one-two to a quiet young thief who tried the l-am-a-surveyor trick to get into a house and steal jewellery. The young man wa.s let into the house m Townshend-road, St. John's Wood, London, by Miss
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    Grade 4 call-up boy wins bride
    413 8 Grade 4 call-up boy wins bride /^REY-haired Prank Comstove stood rigidly to attention and snapped: "Any man, sir, who is; nut fit to be m the Services is not fit to marry my daughter." But for the first time ir. life ex-Royal Marine Colour Sergeant Comstove, who f< and sailed
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    He tells of friend who dared all
    216 8 TED BEST, said a man, would take any risk for anyone m trouble. One day he made "a very glorious attempt to rescue a friend." But, the friend died. And 56--year-old Mr. Best, ol Waddon, Surrey, died too. Thomas McGee. a Bradford steel
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  • Free Press RACE FORM Special
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      Masthead
      9 1 Free Press RACE FORM Special Friday. Dec. 3, 1954.
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      THE VANISHING JOCKEY
      164 1 THE VANISHING JOCKEY MIC-KIE LYNN'S disappearing act! Yes, this National 11 "'it jockey performed it at '"down Park for the first me m his life and, he hopes. 1 lust, when riding brilliant s "m of Marie to victory re- < •ntly. Lyaa (11 winners this season) actually disappeared from
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      IT ALL STARTED WITH A DONKEY
      1087 1 IT ALL STARTED WITH A DONKEY He received a qoid mounted whip from a king IT ALL started with an A ,vv illpri w: ,n^vinn ass called feansovino--a remarkable animal that performed with some small distinction m two Dimkev Derbvs iumned i*mke> uerpjs, jumpea Ins own height over fences, hunted
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      Form Guide For Ipoh Races
      12196 2 Form Guide For Ipoh Races OOLLOWINQ are the Inirscs Ottered for lIM INrak Turf Clubs l)« i (<'mtMT Mecttoy. CLASS TWO ABINOTOII Hll KIM cdl 20 10 54 i nang >* l 6F m n I Dl i phi I i.d-2 1» 4 1 >m O.N'D: (Seven n#di 1«-1O-S* I
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        220 3 f and every inch a thoroughbred Koi/7/ want to see... drive... own this new^ A nrw M.G. that outshines its ilightly curved, »nd hcadlam|» hay« brilliant predecewon must be a re- been itrramlined into the wing*, markably fine car, as indeed U this Seats, now of the bucket type, an
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        223 4 <^#||^> is m Ihr news •c^a ///c new" Pathfinder* 9 It's completely new from stem to stern with extra power for high •peed and performance, new roomier styling and generous luggage space, new coil spring rear suspension and Torsionic front suspension, 12* hydraulic brakes, telescopic dampers, new steering entirely free
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        117 5 Erlll philips jzziaipz^ I jjF jpP PHILIPS I f&GnB/MjW& RADIOPLAYERS Qf International Electric Company, 642, Geylang Road. South Asia Trading Company, 339, Victoria Street* Th« Emporium, 17/19. Battery Road. United Radio Company, 118/120, Orchard Road y^Tfl j|/k\ Nachiappa Brothers. 88, Serangoon Road /\#V *^**£mS\ 10, Col Iyer Quay and Naval
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        94 5 "NOTTE ROMANA" AT RAFFLES HOTEL B Wednesday 15th Thursday 16th Dec. '54 from 8.30 p. m. to 2.00 a.m. m aid of SINGAPORE LEPROSY RELIEF ASSOCIATION ITALIAN BUFFET AND DANCE with FASHION PARADE VANITY'S Space kindly donated by Boustead Co, Ltd. •fiX sasE sece »^?^^^i«?^^^^^i«?^ Gi/^5 fAat please last through
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        180 6 HERE'S THE /fiFtfP H ILLM AN RANGE HILLMAN Th*> New Minx Saloon, with add.-'i to mitch its > s«'.it<>r comfort The iMtmationaJ j i of th«> Cahfornun The sleek giace of th»- MT«aih«rwtM Minx Convoitiblo The all purpose smaitncss and style of the EOUM Car. Hillman Californian Looked at. or
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        47 6 f H \l i A D E L P H i GR I L I COME AND TRY OUR BOUILLABAISSE MARSEILLAISE SERVED EVERY FRIDAY DURING LUNCH AND DINNER. Also DAILY, DE LUXE COLD BUFFET READY MADE AND SERVED IN FIVE MINUTES. l train RESERVATIONS: TEL: 5061 Manager.
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        122 7 Buy Wisely! Buy For Flavour! 5 SOte Distributors f'nranr^v waii^u fcCO \jL/ c uJLBLkIusu ffMUUn lid VV M r O 2 Branches m Malaya. Sarawak. B. N. Borneo and Thailand MfN»» WUQH CO l^O HIM* W'UOH CO <■ *f J 5 j 5 2 S i j^% rot/ I s-
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      NEW HURDLES TRIED
      133 8 NEW HURDLES TRIED By THE SCO! I Tin-; iuv. French-type brush hurrii. under the 1 1 lUcal ol Hi I I vs. roice sh i reful!" Ryan Price, to h? prob ibly had more i Ith imported i rench jump* other trainned the diff< rence be French and Engll h
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        68 8 Bfla*^^^ /jJr AIT C T I M Mfhot'c my rsirf llliil O lIIJ ifCII Till: Austin \M) If now available .i- v J-door saloon, roinplcrncnliug Ihe (-door model. BOTH have iMfWttd interior iliin«-ii>ions Also a mosl allrartive rr (lr-i^in<l <lu>lil>ounl and full-wiillh •zli»\<- Iruv. Man room m (he boot too.
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      A GIRL ISN'T FIT TO HANDLE MONEY
      410 9 Not her job, said rich man and put aged 50 bar on own daughter GELS, old Albert Kubin used to say (pronouncing the word m the way favoured by Victorians), j;Hn aren't fit to handle money. Not their job at all. His £142,000
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      COWS BLOCK LINE
      40 9 Electric train services through GuiJdford, Surrey, were interrupted for three hours alter 30 cows stampeded on to the line on their way to the station stockyard. Eleven were eleetn cuted belore the power could be switched ofl
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      The ruffians gobble free meals, then buy chips
      197 9 The ruffians gobble free meals, then buy chips CHILDREN are gobbling free school meals as fast as they can so that they can dash out to buy fish and chips. So says Mr. J. S. Butler, head of a school at West Bridgford, Notts. "I feel public money is wasted
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      Stars to give stage tips
      50 9 West End actors, including Eric Portman, Margaret Leighton, Athene Seyler and Lawif nee Payne, will give lectures to London children during the Christmas school holidays. The lecture.s, to be given at a West End theatre, will include one on make-up and another on .st»t>p fiehts
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      SHOT GIRL WAS TREATED FOR SHOCK
      311 9 A SIX-YEAR-OLD girl who was .shot m the back at a wedding party at midnight was taken to hospital and treated for electric •shock. This was revealed at the inquest m Derby by Dr. Thomas Moore, a house surgeon at the Derbyshire Children's Hospital.
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      Ihuivvr from Miurma =
      65 9 Ihuivvr from Miurma LEFT: Outside the Royai Albert Hall, London, where she is to appear m the All World Mardi C.ras Night on E Sunday is Burmese dancer Mya Mya, who started her E career at the age of four and was a cold medallist at five. She is wearing
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      Doctor can't get a light
      121 9 OR. PATRICK CRAWFORD- WALLACE, village doctor .1? Middleton, nemi Dofnor Reglt, Bustex, wrote to Chichester rural district counc-]J .saying his elderly patients do not like walking to his .surgery at night 80 could the council put an electric light on a telephone pole near hi.s
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      THE MASTER COOK
      26 9 John Mont acute, aged 10, beat all the women, including hi.s mother m a sponge cake Competition at a Chippenham (Wilt.sj church bazaar
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      Gout stars m film
      62 9 ABOVE: It's thirsty work filming under the hot studio lights, and the young goat star of Sir Carol Kred'st "A Kid For Two Farthings' now bring madr at Shepprrton, is all set for a drink. E (iiving him a hand with the feeding bottle is six-
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      The oddest canary m Britain
      188 9 4MONG exhibits at Ipswich Cage Bird Society 9 Show recently was a black canary the first to be entered for a show m Britain and probably the first m the world. Judges looked at the bird from all angles and then decided to take it
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      LADY COLWYN GETS DECREE OF NULLiTY
      103 9 LADY COLWYN GETS DECREE OF NULLiTY i LADY COLWYN has bwn granted a decree nisi of [nullity against Lord Colwyn In an undefended case At Bournemouth Divorce Court. They were married m July ItM For Lord Colwyn, of Canford Cliff.s, Bournemouth, it uas explained that he originally I filed a
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      81, he walks 12 miles to dine
      67 9 AN 81 -year-old m.m recently walk* (1 12 milt'.s f i >m Nottingham to a riverside Inn at Hoveringluun. Fir was Mr. Frank Merchant, the eldest of a party of \2 men who beioiiK to an nu luatarc "guose-ofT-thr-stubble" dub formed W yean
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      He fights Red menace from a desk at the Vatican
      671 10  - He fights Red menace from a desk at the Vatican JOHN WHEN by reporting the Vatican scene before the Pope's latest illness THOUSANDS GO DAILY TO CHEER POPE AT WINDOW i JUMPED on a No. 77 bus the other morning and went to see the Pope. Every morning, exactly at
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      He despised his novels
      724 11 WHY WALTER SCOTT REFUSED A DUEL Of BOOKS and AUTHORS W XI.TKK SCOII B> lleskfth Pearson. Mrthuen. Zl*. ZN paurs IF WALTER SCOTT had been precise and methodical, instead of being careless and profuse, he would have been a typical Edinburgh lawyer. For he loved whisky,
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      Free World to decide fate of Red China
      692 11 Free World to decide fate of Red China 'rHE fate of the Chinese Communist regime rests substantially with the peoples of the Free World and their governments, Mr. W. W. Rostow concludes m "The Prospects for Communist China' (John Wiley Sons) published m New York. "Peking must persuasively maintain its
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      Remarkable imagination
      136 11 TIIF CORNER STONE, by /op Oldenbourg. (iollancz. 15s. :s pages. A NOVELIST can approach the task of writing about the Middle Ages m one of; two ways: either he can paint the outward scene m its -olence and splendour, or :t harder job he can try to Inside
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      WHO'S the ARISTOCRAT?
      74 11 11 "1 10 or what is it that: "Has the distinctive breed of I aristocrat has to be born of noble stock to b< I catches a cold when travelling is ma( 'V" "n purpose plays a prominent part m Italian life has a dj tinctive and
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        48 11 m <% s Urn, Pans Ne* York OTpT' I WsP'> I HPsTlCK\\ii wonderfully perfumed w^ v* SOLE rkl\\ I.W.W {M\ I 111. SINCAPORE, PENANC. K. LUMPUR. ,»4ti ii 1 1 mm m i>i minium mi ii iil•ihiin mi m it iimii ii •••••in iiiii m Mini nun nun mitM*
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      What burns the biggest hole in your budget?
      327 12 EVERY month when my (lower bill arrives I vow to stop being so extravagant about flowers. It |j one Ol niy personal veaknesseJ ;md I would rather walk to the oftiro and have roses m my bedroom. Most of u^ na*e .some
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      Wonder rayon
      169 12 FASHION star of the week is a new acetate rayon. It looks like heavy silk shani picture. tung, can be washably pleated, and has the warm feel of silk and its croase-resisting properties The Top Twelve dressmakers are using it, yet it sells m the shops from Ms
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      DREAM DRESS
      43 12 This teenager's 'dream dress is a short evening gown of sugar pink lace over taffeta. The wide neckline is banded with satin and tied on the shoulders with a neat bow. A narrow satin belt emphasises a small waist. Reuter picture.
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      SHOPPING: DO'S AND DON'TS
      118 12 WITH the shops filling up with the usual Christmas bric-a-brac, may I offer the following do's and don'ts as a guide to making the average young woman happy? DON'T buy perfume unless you know what she likes. DON'T tempt her with chocolates unless she's thin u.s
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      Try a mud pack, sir
      192 12 THE first beauty shop for men has opened its portals m New York offering slimming baths, manicures, face packs, hair specialists, oxygen machine for hangovers the whole works. Women are permited only as far as the entrance hall. What is the Englishman* reaction to the
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        115 12 i^«& »r«k <sr» j^ Af Last v 3 swimsuit that actually H helps you stay afloat w! 5 the Ever-Float >. l« Safety Swimsuit 8 Lee of New York 9 It keeps 150 pounds afloat even a novice. *f. f Looks just like any y one- piece bathing suit. 2
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        263 12 CLUES ACROSS: rendezvous (3). 1 Thus little Kenneth's last! (7.. South American dance (5) 5 Train, but only partly if on J He may be a rent pacer (9) ralls (5) 6 Is it donkeys capital? (5K 8 Raised platform (7). 7 The Spanish hast comes first 9 War flowers?
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      'Don't call me Mister America!'
      504 13  - 'Don't call me Mister America!' John May Suddenly a housewife hits fame and the husband becomes the man who tags along \IADISON JENNINGS, 1?1 30-year-old husband of Mrs. America, sat alone humming quietly to himself m the lounge of a semi detached house m South Woodford. England. From the kitchen
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      Fancy a lion steak, sir?
      132 13 A LION steak or a giraff cutlet? If you've never listed either then you must believe South African wildlife artist Mr. Charles Mabe'rley who gives his word that they are both good. Mr. Maberley who lives m a forest home at Duivelsklooi Transvaal) spends much
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        223 13 THE CREAT EASTERNLIFE ASSURANCE CO., ITD. w The good Hiings of life come easily to Hie man with the security of a Lion Policy. THE LION POLICY I The Lien Policy, a recent innovation of the Creat Eastern Life, has proved tremendously popular, for it meers Hie needs of clients
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        160 13 i Ithet side vulnerable dealer NORTH A A K 8 3 K 9 7 6 6 3 EAST A 9 6 4 4 10 6 4 A 10 4 2 6 6 0 9 7 0 Q J 10 8 6 4 SOUTH 0 J 8 A K 8 The
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        302 13 I the ace of diamonds was an essential card lor West's bidding. But West undoubtedly hai a .spade stopper, and he also must hftft two diamond stoppers at leust, i so apparently the only way to make the contract was to squeeze West out of one of his tricks. Consequently,
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      TEST TICKETS TO COST MORE
      245 14 I^NGLAND (Ticket authorities have decided to raise admission prices for Test matches, apparently m a bid to bolster the faltering finances of many county 1 clubs. The Australian tour of 1953 was a windfall fur struggling county teams. Each county collected -€4,650 from Test match
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      Test for man AND machine
      527 14 Test for man AND machine SPORE MOTOR CYCLE TRIALS pMFTMh G. Walmsh'v of the- Koyal Army Servict Corps won the individual championship m the annual Singapore Baxr District Army Motor CjtU Trials held o/T Icmrnti Hoad on Wednesclav. Driver Ka.ssim of the R.A.S.C. School took the M.O.R. individual diamplonship and
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      PENANG v. PERAK XVs
      135 14 pENANG has high hopes of quali- fy«ng a.« north zone finalists m the H.M.S. Malaya rugger competition this year. With two victories over Selangor i and Kedah, the settlement is confident of repeating its superiority I over Pernk whom they meet tomorrow at Penang. Perak team:—
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      Mankad named Test captain
      108 14 T^EN of the sixteen Indian crlcket- ers to tour Pakistan from December 28 to March 5 have been selected. The Maharajkumar of Vijayanaßaram, who arinounced the selection said that the other six members of the team would be named on December 13. The ten named have
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      Table tennis
      65 14 rw\hv world table tennis Lshiro 1 Ogimura ot Japan last night defeated Tage Fllsberg oi Sweden 21 13, 21—17, m an international contest before 1.250 fans at Tranas. Sweden. Oth<r results: J. L< ach of England beat Flisberg, 8w( den, 15 21 20 22, 21 19, 21 19,
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        106 14 Sports quiz (1) Who is the ex-Malayan jockey u ho won the Melbourne Cap in Australia a few years ago? How many points for a Rugby League penalty Koal? (3) Henry Armstrong (U.S.) won three different world titles. In which order? (1) Who was the last nonAmerican to uin the
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        53 14 HOCKEY QUAD FIXTURES pHOGRAMME for the annual Singapore Quadrangular hockey tounuUMßi beginning today as follows: TODAY. 4 p.m.: Army v Navy; 3.13: Civilians v R.A.F. (both marches at S.C.C.). TOMORROW, 4 p.m.: Civilian* v Navy; 5.15: r.a.P. v Army (at S.R.C. SUNDAY, 4 p.m.: RAF v Navy; 5.13: Civilians v
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      CHANTICLEER TO OVERCOME Little Andy on the upgrade
      885 15 CHANTICLEER TO OVERCOME Little Andy on the upgrade TRESPASSER sums up lOLLY SAILOR'S victory m Class 1, Division 2 over six furlongs at Bukit Timah last Saturday l !iiS boosted the stock of Chanticleer at Ipoh tomorrow, vt day of the Perak Turf (lub's December meeting., Chanticleer is meeting a
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      Ex-champ Shirai is No. 1 contender
      497 15 Ex-champ Shirai is No. 1 contender PERSISTENCE had Itfl re- v ard when Teddy <Red- i Davis of Hartford. Conu t. was ranked number nong the world's featliert cont( nden m the Ring fine's latest ratings. Thirty-one-year-old Davis, 47 times along the bumpy trail to the top, earned ftrst rating
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      HAS STRONG FIELD
      689 15 Conventional stands out here /CONVENTIONAL tetVQM to have nothing very much to beat m the Class 2. Division 2 9 furlongs race. He has the bett form and he has only to improve on his last start effort to grin. Over 8i furlongs at Penang Conventional tried
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      PROBABLE SCRATCHINGS
      44 15 pfIOBAKLK sc-ratthiitKs for tomorrow's Ipoh ra<«*v, first day of the Perak Turf Club's December meeting are: Little (herrinulon, Kobbie Burns, Director, Sporter, Zanzibar, Special Selection, Wonder I. .id. l.indos. Madrid. Abin^ton, Baby Chris. The goins will be good j barring any rain.
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      Glass boat for Oxford
      212 15 I OXFOftD University boat crew is experimenting wiih the firvt racing cialt ol its kind m the world —a Klu.ss eixht. The Oxlord enthusiasts have tried oaf the new OVft OB the River Isl.v It showed up well on ihe BBOOtn water but experts are divided
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      KEGRI TEAM v. SINGAPORE
      40 15 rpi to ri>" f Ingapore In ttu ruggM u»' tomorrow irlU bi O'Lear: Prenl i Boon Odd i i lor, Evani L amu< H i Atkinson W I lha matcli will be played on bili^apaiL' p.iu.iii^.
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      RETURN BOUT
      50 16 I A/ARO KOI I. manager of world flyweight rhampion Pascual Fere* of i;tiiiin.i, said yesterday that V.-i r/ not consider him- I s«*lf bound by a contract for a return nut. h with Yushio Shirai of Japan, from whom ParM won the title m Tokyo last week U.P.
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      GIFT AWARD TO SIR GORDON
      63 16 Sir Gordon Richards receives from Mr. A. B. Clements, editor of The Sporting Life.' a silver statuette of race horse Sun hariot, on which the famous jockey, now retired, won the Thousand Guineas, the Oaks and the St. Leger races. The presentation was made at
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      German praise tor Matthews
      224 16 STAN MATTHEWS, England's wonder right-winger. got as much praise m the German press yesterday morning as he did m the British. "Kohlmeyer (the German left back) simply could not digest the dribbling artistry served up by the 39-year-old winger", said Herbert Hoffman who attended the match
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      A NEW ERA FOR BRITISH BOXING
      582 16 A NEW ERA FOR BRITISH BOXING BRITISH boxing controllers and officials, spearheaded by promoter Jack Solomons, will be firing the first shots m the next few weeks m the campaign to bring one or more world boxing titles back to Britain. The last time a British boxer fought for a
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      DON'T SPREAD GLOOM
      189 16 DON'T SPREAD GLOOM Says Jesse Owens JESSE OWENS. 1936 Olympic star who was voted the greatest track athlete of the half-century gives the United States a fine chance against Russia m the 1956 Olympics. Owens suggested m an interview yesterday that it was time to quit spreadina "gloom" about the
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      JOE LOUIS SEEKS A LICENCE
      63 16 Former world heavyweight champion Joe Louis applied yesterday lor a Nevada gamblinu licence as a partner m a million dollar La.s Vegas hotel now under construction. The name of Joseph Louis Barrow was among: a list of 28 prospective partners m the Moulin Rouge, which
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      AH EASY VICTORY FOR ROSEWALL
      102 16 AH EASY VICTORY FOR ROSEWALL KEN ROSFWALL orushod R^x rlartu Ig'a chances of gainIng i place m Australia's Davis Cup team by beating him jrestftrday m tht» scmi-lnial of the Victorian lawn tennis Association championships. Kosewall had an easy win, (rushing his opponent 6-3. tt-2, G-3. In the final tomorrow
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      UK SOCCER LEAGUE FIXTURES
      238 16 UK SOCCER LEAGUE FIXTURES [TOOTBALL fixture, m the major U.K IJJ?* tomorrow are DfOUia LBAGI nn i Aston Villa v Hrdiff ass Hudde.slield V V KS^ Sunder.and v "j" Tottenham v Evtrtn C> Wolverhampton v (lu!m, English i.i ac. i i IV n HUckhurn v Leed«> Bristol R. v stok|
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        298 16 CLASSIFIED ADS.j BIRTHS 2(1 HWrf.* $h (minimum) phii I. IPs To North, wife of Peter, ;i daughter, Linda Margaret, at X.X Hospital, 27i h November '54. ALLEN: To Sheila and Francis, j at Kandanf Kerbau, on 2-12-54, a son, Nicholai Damian Andrew. Brotlifi for Amjela Christopher Gerard. DtO Cii.itias. DEATH
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        82 16 P. »R!»A si y II \V -x/ U 111 1 i I demands a jit body ■^v For many years athletes and sportsmen i«\ have P ai(l tribute to the beneficial qua- lines of 'Ovaltine* as a nourishing. 'i^eSk^S Palatable food beverage of value m •ffP^?&W supplementing the training diot.
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