The Singapore Free Press, 24 December 1954

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press
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    Masthead
    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya I4ISS iltMWi, WrL, Dm. J4.IJS4. Me* IS 4 I*
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    Special Xmas Message by the Bishop of Singapore
    171 1 Special Xmas Message by the Bishop of Singapore to it this ycjr I pray we %h »il no .mi welcome H.m who b ir\ rh Divm m .».< and be trin\rigur, J by th.it vivian into th«.» children ol Cod Look wher 7 Wlii-n- child*, n n d your h
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    HOLIDAY CROWD RUSH NORTH
    199 1 HOLIDAY CROWD RUSH NORTH r |MIK BIG Christmas holiday exodus from Singapore to the Federation has betfun. For thousands of Colony office workers and schoolchildren, it will he a Malayan Christmas. Already, hundreds have crossed the Causeway by car and rail. Many others have Rone by nir. Record crowds are
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    Xmas weather outlook
    45 1 Weather experts say the prospect s for tomorrow are bright although a slight shower may i)e expected late m the afternoon. There is a possibility of monsoon rains breaking out again on Sunday or Monday. Moderate showers may be expected this afternoon.
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    THE POPE LEFTS BAN FOR HAY
    65 1 THE POPE LEFTS BAN FOR HAY POPE PITS XII has decreed that Catholics m/iy eat meat on New Year's Eve even though it falls on a Friday. This action was taken because New Years Eve is "traditionally devoted by the faithful to thanking the Lord for benefits received during the
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    Servicemen die in leave plane crash
    88 1 I EIGHTEEN passengers survivrd out Of a total Of 28 when a twin-engined i> >u^lu.s airliner crashed into th< i Mon on ga he la River, near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Most passengers were vi('tncn going on Christmas leave. Eight bodies have 10 far been recovered,
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    93 ARE HOME FOR XMAS
    44 1 Parenta were up early tod i to welcome their children who d m Sin In the Gorgon from Australia. She brought N children itudylni m Australian sr; In time to .spend Chit I home Twenty-nine i from the Federation
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    RARE ECLIPSE TOMORROW
    30 1 Malaya will be able to sec th< rare solar eclipie lomorro? Christina i Day Thto annula rfi< moon "f>s« ol th< tun, wii. gtart vi 4J20 p.m.
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    Death roll 26 as gales lash Europe
    90 1 J^URIOUS storms lashed Westr crn Europe yesterday for third day. At least 26 were dead or missI m the incessant wind, ;> and snow which extend--1 from Denmark to Northn Italy, from Scotland to Germany and France. M >re storms are predicted. .ophone
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    Over 90 again
    116 1 JANUARY first grade rubber opened on the Singapore Market this morning at RO l^ 'tits a lb.. eight-sixteenths of •:it below Thursday's closing price. The tone was uncerI tin. Later the price went down t t 89 7 cents but recovered to cents. The reaction was partly
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    MALENKOV EXECUTES 4 BERIA HENCHMEN
    137 1 V' S. ABAKUMOV, former Soviet Minister of National Security, and three others have been condemned to death as accomplices of the executed police boss, Lavrenti Beria, Moscow Radio said last night. The other three were identity Leonov, Konarov and lacher. The radio said that Abakumov
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    Bid for Lasting Peace
    47 1 Bid for Lasting Peace r i .sh m I 1 1 ir O.i Bomb iit The Mr. M< m I likely to put I wit|j for inut:. LI Mr. sub crlbln Atlantic Pact, \h tleved it to '>• I preliminary step to irda the h;»»i> oi co-exUtence. Reuter
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    Women stabbed
    29 1 Two women from Huh Lane, Singapore, were admitted to hospital last night with b wounds after .1 quarrel Another woman wai ire it.- 1 t m outpatient.
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    SIT gets richer tenants
    99 1 Some hate syce-driven cars r JMiE Singapore rmprore- tnent Trust today started registration of prospective well-to-do truants for hotlflea m the Queenstowri area Alxmt 30 application forms were t^iven out diirtag the first one hour. Borne who railed to collect forms came m syce-driven cars. The
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    MR. FRANCE CLEARS FIRST HURDLE
    310 2 Move to delay German rearmament pact lost THE FRENCH PREMIER M. Mendes France, scored a notable triumph In favour of the ratification of the Paris Agreements soon after midnight today when a motion hostile to the Government and asking for the adjournment of the ratification
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    FIVE DIE IN MOROCCO TERROR
    53 2 FIVE DIE IN MOROCCO TERROR IjUVE people were killed and 11 others wounded m a series of teirori.st attacks on Wednesday nijzht m Casablanca. Two home-made bombs killed three people. Two others were killed m individual revolver attacks. Machine run bullets were sprayed outride two cinemas but no one was
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    ITALY SAYS YES
    43 2 ITALY'S Chamber of 1 Deputies last night ratified by a big margin the Paris agreements setting up the Western I iimpeaii I'liion and admitting: West Germany to the Atlantic pact. The secret vote was taken after a ion-day debate. Reuter
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    Big order for De Havilland's
    72 2 The U.S. army will obtain U5512,000,000 worth of utility transport planes from the De Havilland Aircraft Co. of Canada, it was announced yesterday. The Air Force said that it is buying 90 of the planes, known as Otters, for the army. The plane may be
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    OFFICIALS STOLE
    35 2 A court m Rumania has sentenced 20 officials to prison terms of up to 20 years for the theft of nearly 160 tons of wheat, thp Bucharest Daily Rumania Libera .said yesterday. U.P.
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    Russia will return borrowed warships
    181 2 RENDEZVOUS IN MAIZURU *THE Soviet Union has agreed to return 27 small naval 1 craft of the United States which she borrowed during the second World War. the State Department announced m Washington yesterday. For six years the United States has been demand- ing; the
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    The man who made rarther a mess of it
    151 2 WILLIAM CLADISH. aged 57, was at Canterbury, K»-nt < England) yesterday s '-nt lor medical observation lor trying to drive off with a railway engine. He told the court that he v.< only trying to better him: elf. I idUh said
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    AIRLINE WORKERS TOLD -BEWARE STRIKE MOVE
    160 2 'TRADE UNIONISTS m London were told yesterday r that an attempt may be made m the near future to disrupt the services of Britain's slate-operated airlines by unauthorised labour disputes. Mr. J. M&thews, secretary of the trade union side of the Civilian Air Transport
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    JAP GOVT'S THREE BIG DATES
    81 2 JAP GOVT'S THREE BIG DATES JAPAN'S Diet will adjourn today, be reconvened January 22 and dissolved on January 27. Prime Minister Ichiro H, it rama had to promise thi solution of the Diet In January and nation-wid. elections m early March I Socialist support to force the recent resignation 01
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    Kenya police criticised by judge
    139 3 SIR Newham Worley, vicepresident of the East African Court of Appeal referred yesterday to what he ;ibed as the common practice of Kenya police m handing Man Mau suspects to ning teams for "softening to extract information. He was giving judgment m the case of
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    PROBE INTO MAU MAU SCREENING
    80 3 SIR Vincent Glenday. Speaker of the East African Central Legislative Assembly, lias b -n told to carry out a full scale investigation into the conditions m screening camps. The government has now decided that no Mau Mau suspect will m future be detained at a
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    Marilyn and Marlon — top headliners
    194 3 Marilyn and Marlon top headliners M\ lULVN MONK °fc Marlon Itrumlo are tin Inures oi the year m Hollywood, now that it iv lime to assess the happening of 19.) 1 A year thai Drought fewer scandals, more marriages, less divorces longer pictures. l^;r« w.is better actiai tal leu sen
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    COURT OF INQUIRY FOR BRITISH RAIL STRIKE THREAT
    174 3 COURT OF INQUIRY FOR BRITISH RAIL STRIKE THREAT CIR WALTER MONCKTON, Minister of Labour, last night set up a Government court of inquiry into the national rail strike called for Jan. 9, by leaders of 400,000 British railwaymen. The Minister decided this after an unsuccessful bid to find a peace
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    Santa Claus letters worry post offices
    179 3 BRITISH postmen are together walking enough miles to encircle the earth m efforts to deliver a record 701) million Christmas cards and letters before tomorrow. London's General Post Office has hired 140,000 extra help ers to sort the mail and solve the problems posed
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    MURDERER GETS LIFE TERM
    39 3 The Governor or Northern Ireland, Lord Wakehurst, yesterday commuted to life imprisonment the death sentence on John Joseuh Gonzalez, 24, who was found »,uiltv of murdering his 19-year-old-wife, Teresa, 11 months after their marriage.. Reuter
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    CHINESE REDS TORTURED PRIEST. BROKE HIS BACK
    138 3 A BELGIAN priest, freed by the Chinese Communists last month, had his back broken under torture and lay paralysed on a prison floor for Six months, the Hong Kong Catholic Church stated yesterday. The prie.st, Father Albert Schier was one of 14 priests
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    Wife shot dead before Xmas tree
    102 3 11/ HEN Veronica Cerdeiro, W !7 and her husband. Daniel, 9 returned from Christmas shopping, tnej sei down before their Christmas tret and began «uarrelinf. Their three children n> the next room heard Mrs. Cordeiro say. M Cc ahead and pull the trifier." A
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    THE TAPIRS WERE TOO BIG FOR PLANE
    28 3 THE TAPIRS WERE TOO BIG FOR PLANE IJKM M ipln Christ the i V <:k the m. Xi m r it pi t lls ill uiy i irk
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Dec. 24, 1954. GOODWILL TO MEN
    275 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Dec. 24, 1954. GOODWILL TO MEN PEACE on Earth, Goodwill to Men How these words have rung through the ages and have given hope and strength, if only for a j few hours, to all who have heard them. The post-war years have been troubled
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    West looks forward to four-power talks
    472 4 West looks forward to four-power talks YEW moves for top level talks between East and West are the subject of conversations ostween London, Washington and Paris. Apparently President Eisenhower has been considerably impressed by the fact that both Sir Winston Churchill and M. Mendes-France attach great importance to talks with
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    WHEN LOVE MISFIRES
    37 4 A correspondent passes on without comment the question he was asked to reply to by a French banqueting club. "Why does a declaration of love often misfire if the loved needs a hearty meal?"
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    NEW DEFENCE PLAN IN U.K.
    163 4 A SECTION of the British Cabinet is pressing for the amalgamation of all throe defence services into one body, with the R.A.F. as the new senior service. It is argued that this could enable drastic economies to be made without impairing the defence structure Of
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      16 4 WEDDING GIFTS DISTINCTIVECUfLERY IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED P.H. HENDRY. JEWELLER 78. NORTH BRIDCE ROAD. SINCAPORE-6 X LUMPUR
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      148 4 AVAIL YOURSELF OF 20 years of experience m estate development by CREDIT FONCIER MEYER CHAMBERS 3rd FLOOR, (RAFFLES PLACE) FRANKEL ESTATE OPERA ESTATE FIRST CLASS NEWLY RECENTLY COMPLETED DEVELOPED ESTATE AT ESTATE 61 M.S. CHANCI ROAD BETWEEN CHANCI NEAR THE SEA EAST COAST ROADS AT PROXIMITY OF A NEW LARGE
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    BETTER RAIL SERVICE SOON
    130 5 6 new diesels will haul trains m 1955 T*HERE will be a marked Improvement In the Mai Railway service next year. Th«-n m\ ne* B l locomotives will by hauling the trams. Tin- first thn 'iy arrived "n the .s. B Antil'M-hus. now m port. A
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    Mass carol rally tonight
    79 5 Mass carol rally tonight MORE than 1.500 will take m a mass carol rally re tonight. The rally, organised by the Christian Youth Council, will be at the Presby--1 imrch ground m OrchRoad. Chinese carols will start from p.m. to 11.15 p.m. and English carols from 11.30 p.m 15 a.m.
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    THE CRIPPLED STAGE THEIR OWN PLAYS
    76 5 THE CRIPPLED STAGE THEIR OWN PLAYS II was the liny actors Mid Mtrwwg who really enjoyed their own concert at the Siftap Orthopaedic Hospital. The faces the audience Of about 1 3*1 adults were ahvorlieri hut s o sadl> compassionate thai man) had moist eyes and forgot to smile. In
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    They'll remember
    32 5 Th ;itid pupil o! Umar Pulavar Pa mil School. will m< el ;»t the pr-' mlses, Maxwell Road sv on (Jmar Ehilfti tr Ri m branc< Day on Bund i
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    THREE PARTIES-AND REWARD
    101 5 THREE PARTIES -AND REWARD QANTAS Empire Airways gave three separate Christpartiei to staff members nr;jloyed at Serangoon Road je, Kallang Airport and Raffles Hotel. (apt. H. M. Birch, local manager, thanked employees for their co-operation during the year. At Kalian^, Capt. Birch presented Mr. Anthony Koh of the engineering department
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    THEY SEEK SUPPORT OF ALL RACES
    31 5 THEY SEEK SUPPORT OF ALL RACES lerce but lion foi a multl ndli > the n Mi v i 1 t)ut multl could loin. I petti the chambei tlon committee ftnd i
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      1087 5 CHUECH OF ENGLAND Benediction. Sunday: Mass 6.30:4 p.m. Service of Christmas Music St. Andrew's Cathedral: Tonight: a.m. 8 a.m. Alt., Weekly. 5.30 p.m. Thanksgiving Meeting m 4.30 pm. Crib Service. 11.30 p.m. st< Theresa s c hurch (K ampong H tne f rs Lai Chlap Hin Midnight Eucharist. Tomorrow: 6
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      384 6 i- f /iHI-M j.v/il r naiH'Vhi i \W your ■l|l.UMIlllJ...I!lII.~>.i^M.I-i^-^g LUCKY MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and lPhHPavis STAR WUNDRAKri -M rJ ?I/fwOv"-"sSAPP/«6THlc:4Blf^ U^O^ITBACK^|miO GET TO THE P^^ir^JK^^^^V iher T^ls^^L/ \CANNON HtTSTHt >■ Wm t*d43fM fkk U V 7^"^^j| WSIDE?"; "i'imeir^of "new ldeil| lh -^^X^^T You m *y ea»*ly be considered
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U. K. closing prices
      209 7 I<>M IV ,X 2! m.: Xl BBEI No 1 RBS cJ.f. European 2515/16 b ;><•;> 2f> 7 16 buyers p<»its .lan 26', sellers HI BUCK M« RSB cJ.f. European bu 26*4 bu ■Mil !•!< M sellers 26 9 16 Mil R| i.i.l X so I RSS
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      New York prices
      101 7 NEW YORK. Dec. 23. Previous Today TIN Straits spot and nearby 8fi.37 nom. 87.00 nom. UN futures Dec. 86.25 bid 87.25 bid 86.50 asked 87.50 asked Jan. 86.25 bid 87.23 traded 86.50 asked Feb. 86.25 bid 87.25 bid 86.50 asked 87.40 asked TONE: Firm. SALES: Three lots.
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      U.S. PEPPER
      48 7 Spot Malabar was quoted at 41. A floats at 40 December shipment 40. January. February and March (m eaual monthly proportions > 39. Sarawak spot 40. Lampon* sp 41 and awaiting release 39 V* cen per pound sellers ex-dock. Above prices quoted m U.S. cents per 10.
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      29 7 Previous Today SI Industrials 397.07 397.15 20 Railroads 1 44.11 44.76 II Domestic Bond* 100.96 100.J1 1.1 lUlities 61.25 61.51 til Storks Composite Averages 147.73 148.ua
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      103 7 Previous Today COPRA. Philippines ci.f. UK/North. $198',. sellers $199 sellers European delivered ireifht per COpTv^M^Uppin™'. f.'o.b. Manila, unquoted unquoted ((^rJtS hll «S IO ;&ti; £73 buyers £72 S buyer. E«ro»J> delivered weight per £78% sellers £73. sellers long ton Dee. Jan. m vpr Jan./ Feb... l™
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    GOVERNOR AT PARTY TO MARK OTEC HAND-OVER
    164 7 TiHE Governor, Sir John 1 Nicol] prpsonted sold ertificatea of Long gervii to tafl members of the Oriental Telephone and E Co, Ltd., at a far terdav tiiven by the C chairman, Mr. B. JBunbury. The party, held at Fraaer and N'\ive Sports
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    'TIME-WASTING' LIGHTS WILL NOW BE SHUT OFF EARLY
    206 7 'TIME-WASTING' LIGHTS WILL NOW BE SHUT OFF EARLY IMIK two new sets of pedestrian tnillie lights recently set un at Kmpress Plate, Singapore. RTC now switched off every day at ti.3o p.m., >Ir. A. A. Kajah. acting Superintendent of the Trallit Police, said yesterday. Mr. Rajah was replying to criticisms
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    Mobile P.C. gets new look suit
    66 7 Mobile P.C. gets new look suit The Si men of the Singapore •bill VaAc squad havr h»-rn i* sn»-(i with a nrw look m he/i«Uear They n o v a r whttf iris U helmed v*hnh h.ivc a hand <»l oloiirs round tlir rim m-st«-.MI »l navy hlup Urrets. The
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    WELFARE DINNER
    21 7 Tin- (itivi rnmeni Serv Welfare Organisation (Halg Road quarters), Singapore. will hold iUs Christmas social and dinner on Monday.
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    Maggie's six weeks work wins a prize
    142 7 ABOUT |M vai eolloeted a\ for the Singapore Flood KHi«'f Fund it tin- < "onlrsl < nncrrt MTfanised by Koormun Musk Studios Fift > sei Ml mhii ami RTODK D pupils of the school romp) led on t h <- accordion and the
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    Man dares all to save dog
    74 8 A 20-year-old lorry driver dangled from a rope over a sheer 400 ft. drop to rescue a .sheepdog trapped for three days on a narrow ledge near the .summit of Mam Tor, 1,700 ft. Derbyshire hill. Mr. Kenneth Jar vis, of Whahybridge, made the
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    Runaway and his wife go on new honeymoon
    405 8 TRIUMPH OF A DETERMINED WOMAN THE fly-aw&y-tO-Naptefl Wife, Anne Gail, and her run away -to Australia husband. John, have been reconciled and arc now on a .second honeymoon m Italy. The £475 special charter plane which Hew her from Croydon to intercept
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    Another Menuhin genius
    49 8 picture. TIIF. celebrated violinist. Yehudi Menuhiii. is now m London for recitals of Beethoven's Sonatas. And here is the Menuhin family at their London home. Yehudi watches his youngest son try out a small violin. Perhaps there may be another genius m the family soon. Popper
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    Control sky signs-council
    51 8 Aircraft towing advertising signs should be controlled, says Lambeth (London) Council's town planning committee. Committee chairman Councillor U/. W. Begl c y who saw a plane carrying the words "Cheers Winston" on the Prime Minister's birthday, said: "This sort of thing could make the night sky very
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    DON'T LET'S BE BEASTLY, SAYS GERMAN CIRCULAR
    240 8 DON'T LET'S BE BEASTLY, SAYS GERMAN CIRCULAR i^ERMANS were told In Dusseldorf how to be- have when travelling abroad. They must dress inconspicuously, tone down their voices— and stop laying down the law m other people's countries. For lately there have been complaints about German travellers. The advice was given
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    CUFF WRECK FOUND
    24 8 A motor-cycle and sidecar was found wrecked at the foot of Beachv Head less than 24 hours after it was stolen.
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    Red linctus cures Red
    54 8 TWELVE Russian doctors visiting St. James's Hospital, Balharn, London, were as much impressed by a lourpenny bottle of "Dr. Barlings" cough linctus 2u> by thu hospital's new £500,000 out-patients' department. The linctus— red m colour, and concocted by a staff physician cured their interpreter's sore throat
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    FATHER DIDN'T KNOW HIS OWN DAUGHTER
    351 8 FATHER DIDN'T KNOW HIS OWN DAUGHTER A FATHER who muld not recognise hi- s own daughter when she asked tor his o< nscnt to her marriage to a 30-year-old Latvian, opp marriag it Wolverhampton mat couri \u declared that nothing would ever change hii mind "because I am a BrltUher."
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    Casanova stays in the Army
    60 8 Major Peter Dawson ("Casanova") Witty, sentenced to be cashiered lor assaulting a German nursemaid, baa had his sentence cut to a severe reprimand and the loss of two years' seniority. General Sir Richard Gale. Rhine Army C-in-C, made the cut. Major Witty s accuser, a
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    HOME TALKS CUT CHILD CRIME
    318 9 Better than juvenile court trial AN old-fashioned way of dealing with naughty children is being tried out as new way of lighting juvenile delinquency and is working. Instead of facing the formal background of the juvenile court the youngsters are dealt with at home, with
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    MARGARET SETS THEM TALKING
    98 9 MARGARET SETS THEM TALKING PRINCESS Margaret went to the London Casino a few nlfhU ago to sec the film "This is Cinerama" and set the audience talking with her new hair style. Picture above shows her hair flowing back m smooth waves. It is brushed up from the forehead and
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    Boy of eight just can't stop eating
    279 9 A BOY of eight has an appetite so big that it cannot be satisfied. He Will eat anything, anywhere, and at any time. Not only that. He wants food SO much that he evej steals the lunches from the pockets Of his school
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    DOG GIVES ALARM
    45 9 Sixty-fix-yeai ild Mr wnllam Barnea had hia le« broken when he wai knocked down by a car On thr fin -nt w st Road at Osterley, Middlesex one night recently A1 once hla ran ion yard his home to fiT« the alarm.
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    On weather duty
    25 9 The research vessel Discovery IT is to do temporary duty m the North Atlantic during February and March as a weather ship.
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    WIFE WAS FORCED TO GO IN BACK-DOOR
    224 9 A WIFE who was forbidden to use the front door of her home was given a decree nisi because, said Mr. Commissioner Temple Morris. Q.C.. "She didn't eet the one thing very wife and mother wants m her home— security The break-up ol
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    A ROCKET FOR THE SINGERS
    42 9 T he Vicar of Oorleiton, Norfolk, the Rev. E. L. Cortx v, thinks Christmas preparations be^ntooearly.Hebaici^ur-i day "There Wftl a parly 01 car.. thla yitr who we nt round singing to hum money lor the t u
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    BUT THIS CRIME WAS NOT ON THE RECORD
    220 9 BUT THIS CRIME WAS NOT ON THE RECORD A MAN two and at reeUvc Iratolßi for rrcnvinu I p-nr Ol ■>nnb(K)ts sat down t« P*l Ol ,t. ptaa. and ma h< d tators at his mother 11. wu thrrc because of I typing GFTIIC. Thr man. 22-yoav old Dmnifl Wiikes.
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    Husband wasn't allowed money
    119 9 Husband wasn't allowed money AN almost Illiterate husband who was |lven no spending money and Wh cigarette supply v >ned by his witr. waa put on probation lor two yars at Sale, Cheshire, att«- r admittini stealing *:i note nron i colleague's wallet Mr! b. Wanes, probation Officer, '-aid Pred
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    287 10 II." ESTER N STYLE popular music has gained an uneasy foothold m the Soviet Union despite grave misgivings by the more orthodox guardians of Communist cultural purity. The Russian PresS now concedes that "good fox trots and tangos can be found m foreign music."
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    He rose to speak, but his notes had vanished
    226 10 He rose to speak, but his notes had vanished U'IFTY conjurers, mem- bers of the International Brotherhood of Magicians, went to a party at the Criterion, m London, determined to be "off duty." But inside an hour they were plucking apples picture. Strange things happen m m mill when magicians
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    COLOUR-CONTEST WINNERS
    64 11 The winners of last 1 colouring contest are: il) Miss Sally Yeo (13>. 3A, Westmoreland Road. Singapore 8; «2i Master Ronnie Lim U3i, C. Duku }{".xd. Singapore 15; (3 1 M;ister Hah Peg Yoon^ <9>. 51. Portchester Avenue, Bingapore 1 4i Miss Penny Lowden (7t, 92, Woodleigh Park.
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    SOLVE THISAND YOU MAY WIN A PRIZE
    134 11 HERE'S something different for« you to do this week to w n /< .me of the four prizes offered^ iuo for boys and two for girls) < mi this page. All you've got < m do is to solve this Christmas future Puzzle
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    Pippa's wonderful Christmas
    699 11  -  KATHLEEN HICKLEY A story by I>IPPA, the puppet, hung on the Christmas tree, her long arms and logs dandling uselessly, she had a comical little face, not at all pretty but for all that it was the sort of face that children love. Pippa, however, didn't know
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    193 11 Rupert's River Rescue 3 Farmef Brown props the gate g.nnst the iree. We'll k.i\< lh I icrc with the rope." he decides. It may help me when I DOOM >ack later. Thank you again. tupert." He marches off whistling vhule -the little bear looks .11 the ;afe. "7here"s a name
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    How gadgety can they get?
    581 12 I ST hand OS over a J sharp knife. We've had enough of these dotty kitchen »adtfets— the eggtop cutter-offen the tomato pattern makers. the garlic chopper-uppers. Far too much energy and inventiveness go into makin" too many gadgets one can live without, and not
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      256 12 CLVBI ACROSS: 8 Order to dog not to eat (2, s>. 1 Damages the plunder <6>. 6 Engrave In relief (6). 4 Promise Father a part 0 (6). 7 Lop off this plum (si. 8 Bags that have a use <B>. 10 I paid stars for a plant (10). 9
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    On, now Amanda would have hated me...
    689 13  -  GEORGE MALCOLM THOMSON says O RARE AMANDA! By Jack Loudan. Chatto and Windus. 15s. 200 pages. AMANDA McKITTRICK ROS wrote novels like no other novels since the world began. It was as if a confectioner, suffering from sunstroke, were trying to build the
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    MOVIE 'KING OF COMEDY' TELLS HIS LIFE STORY
    361 13  - MOVIE 'KING OF COMEDY' TELLS HIS LIFE STORY Harold Heffernan by itory-Ulling style. Mr Shipp once ;i";iin cnriclK-.s movie literature with tlie Mack Bennett tag*, titled Km^ of Comedy.* 1 Mack's famous hirelings and di-sroveues a.s well as the contemporary great! <>f hi s era arc all letchlnfly exploited. Chapters
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    A CONTEST OF BRAWN -AND BRAINS
    1458 14 A CONTEST OF BRAWN -AND BRAINS AMERICAN FOOTBALL ITKOM the warm da> > of September until long after the BltOWfl fall, Saturday afternoon moans i big football game to millions of fans throughout the United States. This year more than 15 million Americana arc hi all kinds of weather to
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      136 14 'iiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiii ii l THE STRAITS TIMES, which has pioneered the use of colour photography for magazine journalism m South East Asia, Announces a New SERVICE Sales of a selection of the superb full-colour illustrations from The Straits Times Annuals m the form of 11" x 14" dye-transfer photographic prints. These
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    South Pacific has speed and finish
    1371 15  -  TRESPASSER By Logical choice for 7t. event SOI'TH PACIFIC, back m serious training after a three-month spell, is the obvious choice m the class 2, division I—71 7 furlongs event at Penang tomorrow, first day of the Christmas-New Year meeting. This black Torbedo gelding
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    PROBABLE SCRATCHINGS
    41 15 pitOBABLE grrilfMSin for tomorrow's Penang races are: Supremacy. >1 eln i k, (Graduate, True Bell. Alpine Knight, Itobin Hood, Little Cherrington, Canterbury, Above All, Carpenter, Stealth, Crown Link. Sangkilat, China Town 11. The going is likely to be good.
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    Sports quiz
    141 15 I) Who Mill captain \fri<a\ rricket tram m the I»M series against riulaml ni\i \rar? Frank T>son. Kimlaml "s Test hero, playt for wliuli count y m the I X (3) Who won the K.im.iU Kam.inujan (up at Ibc recently concluded Asian Table Tennis championships? •1) What is
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    Lindwall harder to face than Tyson
    263 15 Lindwall harder to face than Tyson IjiRANK Tyson. England's Test 1 hero, v not a.s tricky as Lindwall. according to Nell Harvey, Australia's batsman. Harvey weathered England's pac attack and was 92 not out m Australia's second innines. The Melbourne newspaper, The Herald auoted Harvey a.s tayin*: "Lindwall ha s
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    RAJAJI 5.C. G0 ON TOUR
    99 15 Hiijiiji Spoif.s Club Is making i (rip tc Kiuaiiß over the Chrtttauu holidays to play two friendly k«"tioc igaintt the Government bigllsh Sclkm.i Old Boya nVnoclaUon to morrow md on Sunday ■(jUnat the Kluani Indian AMOClation Ilir follOWtaC ;ii o tritvrlllnc: rYeeMeai] k jUijangam, Be*.
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    ENGAGEMENTS
    62 16 20 Word* $6 I minimum) THE ENGAGEMENT is announced on the 24th December 1954 between Mr. Bobby Tan and Miss Sally Yeoh. both of Singapore. lEONGSOONG: The MlMfe* men' will be announced between Slew KwoOf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leong Peng Kuan, and Mcl Ling, daugh ter of
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    DEATH
    25 16 20 .->> i minimum THOMSON. ROBERT, Superintendent. Prai Power Station, suddenly on 23rd December, 1954. Cremation at Batu Gantong. Crematorium 24th December, at 5 p.m.
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    SOMDEZ LAUGHS—THEN PROMISES K.O. 'Rico is trying to annoy me'
    440 16 SOMDEZ LAUGHS— THEN PROMISES K.O. 'Rico is trying to annoy me' Free Pres s Boxing Reporter OOMDKZ YONGTRAKIT ehacklcd to himself when his manager and trainer. Devil hatikanavi.j, translated vesterda> s Free Press story by Little Nene, Kay Rico's manager, m which Nene tailed Somde/ "a bag °1 wind." Then
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    H. K. CAGERS BEATEN
    31 16 The Portland Oregon State College Basketball team defeated a combined Hong Kong Chine.se team last night. 63-48 before 3.000 fans The Americans led at half time 30-13.
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    S'pore team in state hockey
    30 16 Six teams are playing m the in-ter-state Sikh hotkey tournament which Starts m Seremban today. They are Kedah, Pahang. Johore. Selangor. Singapore and Negri Sembilan.
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    Kramer signs Davis Cup man
    257 16 LAN AYRE, 24-year-old former Australian Davis Cup squad member, turned professional yesterday and signed with Jack Kramer's tennis troupe as replacement for Ken McGregor. Ayre never played for Australia In the challenge round but was on the 1951 Cup squad. McGregors contract ends on December
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    14 MEN BEAT UNIVERSITY
    57 16 PLAYING with fourteen men for threequarters of the game. University of Ceylon beat University of Malaya m the first match of the triangular rugger tournament at Kuala Lumpur yesterday by six points (try. penalty) to nil. Other team m the tourney is Technical College. Kuala Lumpur,
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    $40,000 GIFT
    53 16 A cheque for $40,000 was presented to the Federation of Singapore Boys' Clubs yesterday by the Singapore Business Houses Football Association. At a reception held at the Anchor Breweries. Mr. R. P. W Gosman. SBHFA vice-president, handed the cheque over to Mr. Lim Choon Mong President of the
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    Johnson and Miller back
    52 16 KEITH MILLER and lan Johnson return to Australia's team for the Third Test, beginning m Melbourne next Friday. The team is: lan Johnson capt). Arthur Morris (viceeapt>, Keith Miller, Fa veil Benaud, Archer, Lindwall, Langley, Johnston, Burke, Hole and Harvey. The twelfth man has yet to
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    Ex-Empire champ is dead
    90 16 Ex-Empire champ is dead AL Foreman, 49. former British Empire lightweight boxing champion, died m a Montreal hospital yesterday. He recently guffered a heart attack. A native of England. Foreman first, fought under the name of Harris. In all. he had 'A'2l fights m rings of the world Chicago. Vancouver.
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    Americans say Cohen no longer champion
    264 16 Americans say Cohen no longer champion THE National Boxin Association of America last night declared world bantamweight championship vacant of the Association* chan ihlp committee, said the a was approved unanimously hy his group because Rob hen, French ho!.: thp title, "violated the terms of Macia's 1 1 1 t0
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    TOURISTS LEAVE
    22 16 The Indonesian hockey tourists, who lost three of their four games m Sin^aixire, leave by >'ir this afternoon for Indonesia.
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      9 1 Free Press RACE FORM Special Fr.day Dec. 24 1954.
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      $2,000,000 PAID OUT DURING 1954
      637 1 $2,000,000 PAID OUT DURING 1954 Cup over I 1 .1 miles m May. This five-year-old by Kingstone ran a galiant race but found the task of conceding 15 lbs to Never A Blank (Clarke) beyond him. Oleander < Jones) and Josker II fought a keen dud iti the Singapore Cup
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      180 1 \m ii ki\ Utl tmrgttm la lh I K. ar<- nr«rryi«i ■> lh<lr doping pioM.-n reeclvlni nir <ios. attrition of the J«ckej < i<>» VII. CMMftittCC which veterinary opinion MMiJcn it demands? \ot uid<iv ippmlittd bj tl»»>^ who undrt stand Urn br—4 asp.rts o f dopr
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      13771 2 Penang Race Form Guide pOLLOWIMi arc IhC horses entered f«r the Penan*; Turf Clufc'l X mas New Year Meettokg. Class One \I>M AID! SI \K I it 111 »12 KUrUd) 2"i I 54 b pore lo 6F (Awl) Cl 1 I ivt Drt.rmin.ttion •i if. |rd B I i.d l-ll
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