The Singapore Free Press, 10 December 1954

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    6 2 The Free Press December 10 tor,
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    'CRIME' TO REPEL ATTACK BY REDS IF U.N. ACCEPTS VIEW
    528 2 soviet move condemned... IF THK I'nited Nations acceded to the Soviet demand and condemned the I'nited States for allegedly ■fflCMtae acts against Communist China, it would mean that self-defence against Communist attack is an international crime. This was stated yesterday
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    We'll match Nato armies Reds warn
    88 2 RUSSIA yesterday warned the Western powers thai she and her allies plan to count' r the West's moves to rearm Germany by stepping up their own armaments and SO "safeguard their security." Mossow radio broadcast a note sent to Britain. France and the United
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    CHURCHILL ARTIST FINED
    29 2 A RTIST Ciraham Sutherland. who palnt«d the contro ol Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill, was fined £1-108. m London yesterday ifi ipccdlnt; m hib car. A.P.
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    HIGHEST EVER
    19 2 Motor vehicle licences m force m Britain last August totalled n.fiirj.ooo the highest number ever recorded. Reuter
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    Mr. France wins on German arms
    220 2 France ar.d Chancellor Konrad Adenauer on October 23. M. Mayer told reporters: "After listening to the reasons given by the Premier I withdrew my amendment. I; I had insisted on it, it would have the 1.000.000 people of the Saar a veto on the
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    'A fair price for natural or Asia goes Red'
    258 2 'A fair price for natural or Asia goes Red' John Kotelawala, the Prime Minister of Ceylon, warned m Akron, Ohio, yesterday that the synthetic rubber industry m the United States was threatening to exterminate natural rubber producers m Ceylon and other South-East Asian countries. If this happened, Sir John said
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    HATOYAMA IS NEW PREMIER
    83 2 HATOYAMA IS NEW PREMIER CONSERVATIVE Ichiro i \s yama was last ni«ht ed Prime Minister of j a V. succeeding Shigeru V who resigned two day, a KO The announced votf for Hatoyama and 191 for Taketora Ogata. Yosh Deputy Prime Minister Yoshida. whose resignation did not affect his status
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    Brides in transit
    26 2 Seven Japanese war bride* and one Korean arrived m Hong Kong from Japan yesterday en route to join their husbands m Australia- AP
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    NO U.S. ARMS AID PLAN FOR VIETNAM
    88 2 NO U.S. ARMS AID PLAN FOR VIETNAM rpHE united States does not A plan to bring m additional military personnel or equipment to help train the Vietnamese National Army, well informed sources m Saigon said la.st night. The U.S. will keep to the letter and the spirit of the G<
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    ENVOYS' TYPISTS PAID TOO MUCH
    348 3 Commons watchdog' calls or inquiry on £200 m. bill r piE Select Committee on Estimates Parliament! "watchdog" on bow Government departments spend public money strongly attacked the co of Britain's diplomatic service abroad and called fur an Independent Inquiry, declaring that expenditure had reached "a
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    PAKISTANI LIABLE FOR CALL-UP IN BRITAIN
    141 3 PAKISTANI LIABLE FOR CALL-UP IN BRITAIN n Birmingham magistrate 1 court has decided that :.,h, a 23-year-olcl [dent, vu liable ription m the British The magistrate delivering his judgment rejected a that although he n m Britain for three had only come over rarily to help an uncle m h:.
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    Nudists are worried over RAF proposal
    85 3 Nudists are worried over RAF proposal YV^ S^ erman 7i Tf ties have protested against RAF plans to use part of the North Sea E island of Sylt a nudist paradise tor i shooting tf ii range. Most of the island's beaches are ollicially re- served for nude bath- C
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    Repent and forgive is church view
    154 3 ARCHBISHOP SPEAKS ON ADULTERY UP GEOFFREY FISHER, Archbishop of Canterbury, said m London yesterday that the Church of England would wholly approve if the law was no t content to accept a single act of adultery as a icient around for divorce. said the
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    Salute for Tito
    47 3 A 21-gun salute was iired m honour ol President Tito of Yugoslavia when hi.s .ship, the Galcb, entered Aden harbour yesterday escorted by two Yugoslav destroyers. RAF jet planes flew overhead. Tito is on his way to India and Burma on a goodwill visit.
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    FITS STOP AFTER HALF THE BRAIN IS CUT OUT
    189 3 A Philadelphia lurgeon said jresterday he has bocn successfully treating stubborn cases of epilepsy and similar kinds Of fits by removing hall oi the brains of children. After half the brain is tak<n out. the cavity is fill'-d with a salt
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    For London talks
    29 3 rev Huggins, Prime ol the Federation of and Nya.saland, has mvit.d to join the Comilth Prime Mini enc c beginning In Lon- ml uf January. Reuter
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    This tiger prefers women
    50 3 > W r. hunters red out to a "man -eating" tiger 1 dalpur district of India which ha Preference lor killing Report* said the hud killed and IS women, usually invading vilhuts where h( pi* Iced up a .1 carried away mem iving men aiid children
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    THE COST OF FOOD
    24 3 A record total of <C 952.000-.-000 was spent on food m Britain m the third Quarter of this year.- Reuter
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    CHANCELLOR'S WIFE DIES ON HIS BIRTHDAY
    43 3 MRS. R. A BUTLER, mil the Hi :cllor of the Exchequer, died d.iy. She was formei Courtauld, only child of tho late Mi Bain lei Courtauld, the million >. m magnate. Yesterday wa* Mr. Butler'i 52nd birthday Reuter
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Dec. 10. 1954. Opinion In search of culture
    400 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Dec. 10. 1954. Opinion In search of culture A RT and artists have not had much of a deal m Singapore so far. And so the move of the Singapore Art Society to set Up a scholarship fund to send promising local artists for further
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    PROSPERITY' LEAVES THE ESKIMOS
    418 4  - PROSPERITY' LEAVES THE ESKIMOS LOUIS R. HUBER by SEVERAL hundred Eskimos In Alaska, nor-thern-most settlement on the American continent are busily engaged In a successful readjustment to a new -old way of life after enjoying nine years of white man's prosperity. The "millenium" arrived at Barrow m 1944 when the
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    Muslim-Red link in Cairo
    401 4 Muslim-Red link in Cairo agal rnment. The Brotherhood-Commun-ist collaboration waa particularly strong m universities Where turbai md lought the police Brotherhood members have confessed they contacted l< i der.s of the Communist underground and proffered the plan to kill Colonel Nasser and overthrow the army regime. They said they had
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      17 4 WEDDING GIFTS DISTINCTIVECUTLERY IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED P.H. HENDRY. JEWELLER 78. NORTH BRIDCE ROAD. SINGAPORE 6— X lUMPUP
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    Now they start collecting a tax for that signboard
    339 5 Now they start collecting a tax for that signboard v SIGNBOAU outside niv building m ipO re can become advertisement for v «,i(h the City Council Mil charge a fee unless hung m a certain s ,v and conforms to a ertain size. Undef the Council's Ivertisement by-laws, a Pinboard
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    GOVT. TO HELP FIRMS MAKE BETTER USE OF STAFF
    284 5 GOVT. TO HELP FIRMS MAKE BETTER USE OF STAFF Singapore Government decided to set up training within indu.sa permanent service elp firms improve the skill and efficiency O j their workers. Two experts from the Intional Labour OrsanisaMr F. A. J. Taylor, of lan field office m BanIndia, and Mr.
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    ROCHORE division TODAY
    135 5 ROCHORE division TOD AY 'pODAY's map m the SingaA pore electoral constituency lerlct is of Rochore. The north west boundary V f tllp division starts at the junction of Benoolen Street »nd Jalan B<«sar and runs north alonir the tanal and •tothore River to Crawford then alon« Kallanß "1 north
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    Town status for Petaling
    66 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The New Petaling Jaya. Authority which has been set up to promote residential and commercial development m Kuala Lumpur's growing satel- Lite town will start its work on Jan. 1. From that day the satellite town will be run on lines similar to
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    Spore gets only fresh Dutch milk
    91 5 'THE representative of a lead--1 ing Dutch milk firm m Singapore today .said there was no fear of 01 milk being sold to the public He was referring to an al- legation thai effort* were behig made t> send "v< Dutch milk m tins
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      457 6 LUtKY MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis §TA R H£ STILL 1 f WMY NOT HUMOR HERf WE GO.' I |fER--NO-- ONE'S I THE HEAVY UNDERWATER MACHINE v I____ .-1^ BELIEVfS HIM? HE'S A AREN'T YOU I -i ENOUGH. IS SLOWLY LOWERED INTO THE |>OR\ Ute,, >IJU THERE MAY
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      U.K. closing prices
      210 7 Previous Today r I'i'i K No 1 RSS c.l.f. European 23 15 16 buyers 23 T bu 'rtVc 4 'h filers 24 sellers -i iti'i K No 1 HSS c-if. European .'3% buyers 23 bu jn w« imkBKK N» 1 RSS Spot 24', buyers 24'-, buyers M
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      New York prices
      106 7 NFW YORK. Dec. 9. Previous Today TIN strait* spot and nearby M 90.12 nom. 90 25 nom. UN future Dec 89.75 bid 89.75 bid 90.10 c^sked 90.25 asked Jan. 89.75 bid 89.75 bid 90.00 asked 90.10 asked Pefct 89.62 bid 89.60 bid 90.00 asked 90.10 a.sked TONE:
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      U.S. PEPPER
      40 7 Malabar was quoted at 44 per pound. December shipmen! at 43 January 42. JanuaryMarch 'equal monthly proportions) Above vrices quoted 41-42. Sarawak spot 43*. Lampon>i spot at 44 cents per pound, sellers ex-dock. m U.S. cents per Ib
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      34 7 NEW YORK, Dec. 9. Previous Today M Industrials 393 08 391.53 I Railroads 136.77 135.20 m Domestic Bond 101.40 101.41 15 I tilities 61.43 61.06 '<t .M.xks Composite Averages 144.78 143.58
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      117 7 Dec. 9. Previous Today fOPRX Philippines c.i.f. UK/North. $196'^ sellers $196 sellers l.uropcan delivered weight per l*ll| ton Dec. Jan I OPRA, Philippines f.o.b. Manila, Hivered weight, per long ton unquoted unquoted COPRA Mraits c.i.f. UK/North. £73 buyers £72., buyers iropeaa delivered weight per £73'- .sellers
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    PRICE DROP IN RICE NOW POSSIBLE, SAY TRADERS
    227 7 OICE TRADKKS m Singapore yrstrnl.iv predicted that Government's move m lifting restrictions on the importation of rice will benefit both the trade and public. The manager of See Hoy Chan Ltd., the Largest importer of rice m Singapore, said that the handling
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    UMNO to sell books in aid of party funds
    63 7 UMNO to sell books in aid of party funds ING, Fii. imlsi p.irty funds for Settlement H»< I ru;iry. PfOfUm Well UMNO will print 1.00 of i r*ii)4ir>us book. Sinsf m K'<rnn. fOf sale to Musi;: Phis 70-page book will COOt:i:n v»r eXtfßCted fl the Koran, refering to I-.-l.'imie political
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    did not burr, any goats'
    52 7 not hurt, any goats' TELUK ANSON. Fri. Utoh bin Mohamed Yusof 25, was charged here with committing mischief by maiming three goats worth $100 belonsine to Alias bin Lodin. at Parit jA, Sungei Manik, on Oct. 23. He claimed trial and bail of MOO was allowed. The case vas postponed
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    PACKING UP THE PRESENTS
    57 7 PACKING UP THE PRESENTS OEK how a good deed IO brings the sunshine to their faces. Packing Christmas parcels for patients of the Trafalgar Home for Lepers at the home of Mrs. I). T \s><>mull are (from left to riftht), Mrs. 11. W. Murphy, Mrs. A. Church, Mrs. Assomull and
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    Pigeons lost
    20 7 PKNANG, Pit Five plgeOlM vorth $20 have been reported uissing from a hOUtt In T;mon<? Tokong Road. m
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    DENTIST TRIED TO HYPNOTISE RECEPTIONIST
    348 8 Decree nisi for husband A 'S'.V'l?.^'?"' i I t<r< st< <l UKk BUCiC a.ul spiritualism, h/V I, S< S r<>< ••Ktiot'iM. I>ivor,r Court judi;.- said. ««j«^£3»3g S,'»V Xl ;c r SKSM The .story began when Mr Douglas started practising k Wanstead, only ten minutes walk
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    BABY-HUG MOTHER CLEARED BY COURT
    184 8 A MOTHER accidentally killed her child by em- bracing her too tightly when comforting her, a jury decided. Ten men and two women at Nottingham Assizes found Mrs. Georgina May Teb- butt, aged 36, of Eastfield Road Welling-boroimh, not I guilty of the murder or
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    Board out aged, says Council
    80 8 Board out aged, says Council THERE are so many ol( people m Soulnend that the possibility of boarding them out m private hornet boarding-houses and hotels li being considered. A letter to the Association of Municipal Corporations from the town clerk. Mr. Archibald Glen, suggests that the Health Minister should
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    Bomb blast hurts two
    44 8 DEMOLITION men charing a boiferhOUM cupboard at the back of Holborn Town Hall, London, found two bomb eases. They put them Aside Hours later one bomb exploded find two oi the men were hurt Town hall windows were ■hatteri d,
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    HISTORIC ESTATE SOLD TO CHURCH
    46 8 ThU Earl of Derby's 8 800 acr« tate at Fylde Lanehat, been bought by the Church Commlisir/ien for an undisclosed amount. Tin- estate, part of lands belonfinK to the family since tin- Middle Anes, was sold cau-e ot inrreabt-d cost* and
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    He gets back Napoleon gem
    126 8 He gets back Napoleon gem tfROM the dark vaults of the Baroda Palace the Eugene Diamond, which Napoleon presented to Josephine, was brought into the daylight. On behalf of the Government of India the gem was handed over to the Maharajah, Fateh Singh, and his mother. Shanta Dcvi, first wife
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    MOTHER OF 13 MUST QUIT COUNCIL HOUSE
    168 8 A MOTHER of 13 children was told that she cannot have a council house because her family is too large. As she left Halifax, Yorkshire, court to face a future of being homeless within a month, 47-year-old Mrs. Margaret Barrett said: "I don't
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    Star sued for divorce
    93 8 Margaret Leighton. the red-headed film and stage actress, is being sued for divorce by her husband, Max Reinhardt, publisher and producer. Laurence j Harvey who made his j name as Romeo m the re- cent film production of "Romeo and Juliet" is cited as co-respondent. The
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    Books to beat the 'horrors'
    124 8 4 FIVE-YEAR, E***** Übrarte, I by the Lor. uncii education c Lady Nathan, chairman sab-committee which produced the Dlan.deri;, r,.(; money could be more j ably spent. There Is no lesson more valuable thin teaching children how to use and enjoy book.^ M Mr. J.
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    Pole sentenced to die a year after 'no-body' murder
    532 8 Pole sentenced to die a year after 'no-body' murder AFTER retiring for three hours and 45 minutes, the "no-body" murder case jury at Swansea found Michal Onufrejczyk, Polish farmer, Kuilty of killing his partner. St.\ni.slav Sykut at th< ir lonely farm m the hills of Carina rthi nshire. Sentence oi
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    CASTAWAYS CAN LIVE OFF SEA
    321 9 STUDENT CROSSED ATLANTIC TO PROVE IT DR. ALAIN BOMBARD, a medical student who crossed the Atlantic alone on a rubber raft to prove that shipwrecked people ran live off the sea, was right after all. people had scorned his theory because, after his cross. ing
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    Overtime ban reimposed
    68 9 pU X HUNDRED welders at Brigga Motor Bodies, Dak!n w" 7 ho claim t0 b e ted tradesmen and want 6d. our extra, have reimposed Weir overtime ban. Pr ductlon of Ford cars was UP when the ban was last month. the firm offered 6d. an extra
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    NEW PLANES FOR GERMANY
    45 9 Paul Popper pic- rVO twin-engined Con- vair airliners for the German Lufthansa airline "i the first to operate since the start of World War 11= are seen here on arrival: at Hamburg after a flight: from the wosi rnnst ni' America.
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    RUNAWAY BUS SAVED BY WOMAN
    159 9 WHILE women passengers m a runaway bus panicked. 42-year-old Mrs. Elizabeth Strachan steered the vehicle and prevented it from crashing down 30 feet from a bridge The Newcastle on Tyne coroner, Mr. F. A. Waller returned a verdict of "accidental death" on Mrs. Ada May
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    WIFE IN TORN NIGHTGOWN
    231 9 WIFE IN TORN NIGHTGO WN A JUDGE summed up Police- John Thomas h t.k Bhepheard, aged 38 oi oevon Constabulary. In three yesterday: Modest, chivalrous, helpful an d courteous. fed uu to that descripn was related m a Divorce Uiurt by Mr. Commissioner Blanco White. (>n niPht b tL terly
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    Plea for exam pass for plodding type
    309 9 TH.ANS to make examination success easier for less--1 than-brightest grammar school children m Britain have just been announced. Eighteen men and women who are campaigning for reform m the general certificate of education the grammar school leavers' diploma reported that head teachers are
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    Field-Marshal fined
    18 9 Field-Marshal Visrount Aianbrooke was fined £5 at Windsor for careless driving. His licence i VII endorsed.
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    HE LIVED AS FOREST FUGITIVE
    138 9 HE LIVED AS FOREST FUGITI VE ()NCE Thomas Hammond Fr(xst had a *:2.000-a--year job m India. He lust it and left .c 1.000 m debts. Then for months he lived :i "Robin Hood life" m Epping Forest on robbery proceeds. It was a curious medieval life, said Mr. F. Irvvin,
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    SERVICES IN RUSSIA ARE CROWDED EVERY DAY
    297 9 There are fewer churches but.... I\K. Donald Boper, the Methodist leader, just returned from a visit to Hi, said m London that he asked if he might broadcast, but was refused permission He then suggested that he might be allowed to address the
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    A friend stole the show from Jimmy!
    384 10 A friend stole the show from Jimmy! (By a London Correspondent) ON trie first night of his new show, "The Talk of the Town," Jimmy Edwards, the star, I said it was obvious that Tony Hancock had scored j a remarkable success. And handed him the applause. The next morning
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    He's rationing Marilyn Monroe to save her for those fans
    411 10  - He's rationing Marilyn Monroe to save her for those fans LEONARD MOSLEY says HARRYL F. (for v Francis) ZANUCK, M5450,000-a-year Hollywood film-maker m London for the first time m rive years, talked frankly about the stars he employs. Zanuck, a wiry 51, paced up and down m his hotel suite
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    HE IS TIMID EVEN AT HOME
    584 11  -  FRED MANOR Hollywood has turned his best -selling book into the film "The Eygptian." But this world-famed author, who writes m a language only 4,000,000 can understand, refuses to cross the Atlantic. by picture. HOLLYWOOD, which turned "The Egyptian," based on Mika Waltari's 19-nation
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    Wealthy, yet he has a hard time
    467 11  -  EVE PERRICK by ONE thing that stands out m my mind Horn my recent visit to Canada is the story of the life and surprisingly hard times of Mr. Nicholas Monsarrat. Now Mr. Monsarrat. you may recall is the author of 'The Cruel
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    Small books by big minds
    97 11 Small books by big minds ANEW srrie.s of book* will nun be published by Harper Brothers, Mci York under the title "World Per-pec-tivp.s." Planned and rdited by Ruth Nunda An^hen. the series will present boots written by the most conscious and rr.s possible mmdi of today." Changing influences Each volume,
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      299 11 A Lovely Skin «C/CA^VCA>' PRESENT THEIR NEW MAKE-UP IN POWDER FORM iNOT A PASTE, NOT A CAKE, IT'S A POWDFR o£ J cx^volotyvu^ l< (U.S.A. Patent No. 5H6,(M)6) Ntw TIMES CALL FOR M W METHODS JJka^jo^ With their new MAKE-UP IN POWDEI FORM, have introduced a re.il revolution m the
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    Pink hankies bring out the wolf in them
    236 12 "FOR one exciting, ro- DUtntiC moment last week it looked as if the Lonely Hearts were going to lose two members. Forty Lonely Hearts m sunny Capri for their first international congress, were wistfully debating problems which need hardly have worried them.
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    THERE'S NO AGE LIMIT TO A FULL LIFE
    468 12  -  JAMES LEASOR 'GROWING OLD IS NO MORE THAN A BAD i HABIT' 1 < picture. IN England, when a man has reached his 80th year, he is almost automatically regarded as the repository of all the virtues and all wisdom So said
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      118 12 I f J^^mf^ I 1 1 m ELIZABETH ARDEN helps them to speak for you m the language of heauty ARDENA eye lotion, cools and soothes tired eyes, helps to keep them youthfully clear eye siiac*, the lightest touch makes eyes look larger, dramatizes their colour. In many gloriom shades
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      226 12 r^(Bi IH~~ flfi Hfifi [feS|l3B| ft CLUES ACROSS 7 Assistance given manually? LAn opportunity at CrufU? (1, 4, w counterfeiter might say 8 9 ZrjftrJttS. l 8 1J VerarXtcU 5> i h e Nay, M--16 Tauru^ 4 for horoscope fans (4,. A weedy' person loses weight 17 f^liji'^outding^r a <mp.ay
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    You must have a ration book to drink in Sweden
    320 13 y!T ALORS!" say J France's early morning; drinkers. They are not keen on beer— so they are not amused by M. Mendes-France's plans to stop the sales of wines and spirits between 5 and 10 a.m. No one has struck
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    Kissing is 'not nice'
    138 13 RUSSIA'S Young Com- munist League has declared war on picture postcards showing boy and girl kissing beneath a palm tree and a harvest moon What's wrong with that sort of thing? It says m Komsomol Pravda, official newspaper of the Youth League, that this is "banal"
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    Bridge Hand
    422 13 Both sides vulnerable North dealer NORTH 4A 8 3 0K J 9 4 A Q 10 4 WKST EAST 4Q72 4 6 5 '9864 C? 7 5 3 2 Q 5 3 OAI7I 45r.2 4 X 9 7 HOUTH 4 X I 10 9 4 y a j
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    Famous artists come to lite
    62 13 picture. In the new film "Can-Can" now being made m Paris Jean Renoir, son of the famous painter August Renoir, brings to life for a while the famous artists Van (iojjh, Pissard, Degas, all friends of his father who, when the celebrated Moulin Rouse was
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    EVEN SCHOOL KIDS DOWN BRANDIES WITH COFFEE
    423 13 EVEN SCHOOL KIDS DOWN BRANDIES WITH COFFEE it surprises people who have spent holidays m France to learn that the country is sufTering from "chronic alcoholism" and that its dynamic Premier M. Mcndes-France is risking the life of his Government to try to stamp it out. "But you never see
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    HALF BACK SCORES 11 GOALS
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    WEDNESDAY BID FOR BLANCHFLOWER
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    P.G.A. rules on Ryder Cup team
    102 14 rpHE Professional Golfers 1 Association committee have, according to an announcement yesterday, decided that the first seven players for the next British Ryder Cup team- -against the United States m America next year shall play themselves into the rtde. They will be the leaders
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    113 14 (1) Mabel Hayes won the Singapore women's singles table tennis title? True or f.ilse (2) What is the maximum regulation width of a rugby pitch? (3) Who was the first boxer to win two Lonsdale Belts outright? (4) Who holds tlie more victories m the annual North v
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    SO THEY MADE HIM A JOCKEY
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    Test hero now sits legless
    355 14  -  ARCHIE QIICK By AT THE time when the Test Match series between England and Australia— started m 1877— flares into action with the forthcoming second Test, spare a thought for a giant of the past who sits m a quiet room off the Fulham Palace
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    RUSSIANS TO MAKE TABLE TENNIS BID
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    Show Show, Rubber Packer and Misty Jadi best bets
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    67 16 An unusual three-way draw occurred lasf night m the final round of the International Table Tennis tournament m Sweden amotng world champion Ichiru Ogimura of Japan. Johnny Leach of England, and Tage Flisberg of Sweden. Flisberg first beat Leach 23-21. 13-21. 21-19. Then Leach defeated Ogimura
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    59 16 Harry Faccini of Colombia .-cored a .surprise 2-6, 5-7, 6-4. 6-3. 6-3 victory over England's Tony Mottram yesterday m an international open tennis tournament at Bogota. Art Larsen of the U. S. defeated Jon?e Combariza, former Colombian national champion. 6-2 6-4 6-4. HuKh Stewart, also of the U.
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    POLICE CLASH
    18 16 Federation Police meet Singapore Police In their annual rugger match on the Kuala Lumpur padang tomorrow.
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    JOHORE
    19 16 I.awlr>; MiKunabitu. Buliroko ««»ko. Baha. Vibaro; Pat Kdifiicimi John IdiriKion: Uildrr. Marshall. *«»v «i«a. Btggtlai, lava«a Shapliml. Halekana.
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    JOCKEY RIDES 7 WINNERS
    28 16 OeOffi Tftniguchi, 24-year-old Ji|>.uip.s«'-Aniei k .m apprentice j<k-k'-y. MOO four MOTf tares yesterday at Golden Gate Fields. He rode three winner* on Tuesday. A.P.
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    35 16 I[)'>h -a ill be the venue this fear for the Inter te Malay Quudrangular Hockey Tourney between Ne^ri Oemhilan seinngor, Pahang and Perak on beonhber 26. and 27. Si'laiiKor Malayj hold the champion.slu;)
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    29 16 Bill McGowan. who retired earlier this year after working 30 years as an umpire m the American Baseball Leauue. died of a heart attack yesterday m Washington.
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