The Singapore Free Press, 6 January 1955
1955-01-06
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Title Section19 1955-01-06 1 The Singapore Free Press I ,ri.cst Afternoon Sale m Malaya S§ HUH. SinKi|K>rr. Thurs.. Jan. 6.1955. Price 15 Cts.19 words
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Article32 1955-01-06 1 Sir UwU c« Thorild *c and Si,, o OUr d «matk m Singapore on their :<™. India at the end Sit aw** d»e m Singapore Australia by plane. "»r Kidia tomorrow32 words
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211 1955-01-06 1 Bangkok meeting to set up SEATO military section THE PERMANENT secretariat of the South-East Asia defence organisation, to be set up at the Bangkok meeting of the eight Manila Pact powers m February, will include a military section whose job will be *to prepare defence plans against possible on theUP - 211 words
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Article138 1955-01-06 1 He makes me sick says Marie MARIE The Body) Me- Donald yesterday gave the reason for the breakup if her marriage to uealthy shoe manufacturer Harry Karl: She's allergic to him. McDonald and Karl veT divorced m Las Nevada. last Nov. 2 but after that they announced plans to beA.P. - 138 words
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Article962 1955-01-06 1 .V "NDON denttel has re- treat women WJT JiP«ick. He has d a not »cc on his door declaring: "I will not attend to any woman with this filth on her lips. I am tired of getting it on my fingers and instruments." Reuter iBllll ill iMkMk^dUmUMReuter - 962 words
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125 1955-01-06 1 T*OM GOODMAN, the Sydney Morning Herald cricket r writer, today called for a drastic overhaul of Australia's test team. Other Australian cricket writers also deplored the failure of Australia's batting and called for changes. Goodman wrote: "The overhaul demanded after the debacle on theReuter - 125 words
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Article83 1955-01-06 1 More confidence on Singapore market Free Press Market Correspondent There was slightly more confidence apparent on the Singapore Rubber Market this morning following the drop of 5 2 ce#ts m the price of rubber over the last two days. More trade support was m evidence and there was less83 words
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Article44 1955-01-06 1 MR. F. C. Barraclough, Warden at Malaya Hall, the social centre for Malayan students m London, is seriously ill with a throat infection at a London hospital. For 29 years, Mr. Barraclough was m the Education Department m Malaya ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article61 1955-01-06 1 U.S. selling wave PRICES m the Canadian and American stock markets fell yesterday to their lowest point .since the beginning of the Korean war m a massive selling wave. On Wall Street the selling wave and the drop followed a Federal Reserve Board decision on Tuesday raising the amount of61 words
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Article276 1955-01-06 1 Queen 's decree to be published soon T'Hi: Queens Orders-in-Council for Singapore's changeover to ministerial administration this year are expected to be published soon. The Orders, besides giving effect to other recommendations of the Rendel Commission, will state that English should be the oilicial language of276 words
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Article85 1955-01-06 1 INDONESIA'S Government will send a delegation to J Sarawak soon to discuss the new outbreak of smuggling between Indonesia and British Borneo according to the Indonesian News Agency, Pia, quoting The Resident of East Borneo, Mr. Pranoto m Bandjarmasin yesterday. j Pranoto said that '•foreignersReuter - 85 words
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Article64 1955-01-06 1 Dagger men trapped in ambush A POLICE party laid an ambush and arrested two of a party of three Malays near the railway track near Kranji. Singapore, last night. One of the arrested men had a dagger tied to his leg. In his pocket was a knuckle- duster. The second64 words
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203 1955-01-06 2 But peace hopes rise in big rail dispute 100.000 STILL DEMAND FLEDGE Sffi of the British transport Commission, which rum the railways, to on headquarters last night But aft' r the talk. Mr Jim I Campbell, iccretary of th« Kational Union ol Railwaymen, said The po Itlon I The talksReuter - 203 words
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80 1955-01-06 2 ATLANTIC A IR CLAIMS TO MONTREAL BY BOAC BOAC\ BRITISH Old MM Airways Corporation yesterday claimed :in ■■■flllill record of 11 hours and M minutes for a imi iMp. WClt Ummi fli«ht from London to Montreal. A BOAT Stratoeruiser commanded by Captain James j Howard of London arrived m MontrealA.P. - 80 words
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Article61 1955-01-06 2 I)\.N AMI'KK AN World Airy* a>s \esterday claimed a new non-stop record for a commercial passenger plane flight from l>ondon to New York—ll hours, 47 minutes. The plane, a DC-CB, landed at Idlewild Airport with •{f. passensers and a crew of six. The pilot. Capt.A.P. - 61 words
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121 1955-01-06 2 15 DIE AS SWAYING EXPRESS HITS GOODS TRAIN JjiIFTEEN people were killed and 40 seriously injured m a collision between a passenger express and a goods train on Tuesday night. The accident occurred near Barra do Pirai m the state of j Rio de Janeiro. Three wooden passenger cars overturnedA.P. - 121 words
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135 1955-01-06 2 'Mild' drug addicts form cure club A "NARCOTICS Anonymous" dub with 15 members has been organised m Cleveland, Ohio, according to Angelo Oagliardo, the Chief Probation Officer. Oagliardo .said he wanted to te.st B theory that drug addicts and alcoholics have the same personality problems. Alcoholics Anonymous has helped toA.P. - 135 words
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Article101 1955-01-06 2 KU.S.SIA and Yugoslavia signed m Moscow yesterday the Aral official trade i>;ic*t since Yugoslavia was expelled from the cominform m 1948 Tin paci provides for exchange ol goods worth a total ol $60 million. Under the pact Yugoslavia will send meat, I canned Roods,Reuter - 101 words
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Article34 1955-01-06 2 Cardinal Prancla Bpellman 01 New Yo! .i! i ived m Baigon terday for .i three-day h-ii r tour oi camps sheltering hall b million refugees from tin Communist Vletminh re Klme ReuterReuter - 34 words
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139 1955-01-06 2 Bullets were off mark, fires homes EiARMBRfi of Utsunomiya, 'm miles north 0 up m arm. terday n the "ihh)i n ai i. man.viiip' ol Japan m c force A delegation which called on city offldali wrathfully charged that rifle machine run bullets and bazooka shell came rtreamini Into theirReuter - 139 words
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172 1955-01-06 2 U.S. MAKES PROFIT ON AID OVERSEAS THE U.S. foreign Opera--1 tioiu Administration said m Washington that military. financial and technical aid given to allies had a stimulating effect on the United States economy. In a review of foreign aid programmes it said Japan and France provided two good examples of172 words
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194 1955-01-06 2 SAUDI ARABIA put tne cum' of Algeria before the United Nations Security Council yesterday as a '-grave situation" likely to endanger world peace and security. The Saudi Arabian Ambassador. Sheikh Asad Al Faquih. said he would make a formal request for a council meeting onReuter; U.P. - 194 words
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Article137 1955-01-06 3 Only two top bosses are now at large r rEHERAN'S military governor, Brig. Gen. Teimour Bakhtiar, announced yesterday that his forces had arrested all but two of the top leaders of Persia's Communist youth movement. Gen. Bakhtiar said the arrest/ of 63 me n and five137 words
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183 1955-01-06 3 Diplomat tells U.S.: You're too scared AMERICANS CommuA nism and war too much, a £ung Indonesian diplomat > New York yesterday ,^-month tour of the ar-old brother of y .Man Foreign Mi- no, saw more of United States than most :a ns do In a liu-time. round the country and183 words
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Article18 1955-01-06 3 A beautiful Oklahoma blonde. DeLois Faulknef of Sauisaw. :> the 1955 Maid of Cotton.. A .P.A.P. - 18 words
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Article19 1955-01-06 3 Six leading Chinese jurists attend a conference of .lawyers due to open at itta on January 2619 words
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Article50 1955-01-06 3 WILLIAM Wordsworth, great- great-grandson of the poet, filed a petition for a divorce yesterday charging desertion against his wife, actress Eva Bartok. The actress who wears hats shaped like flower pots once was squired about Europe by the Marquess of Milford Haven. I IP.50 words
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72 1955-01-06 3 He borrowed a gun to kill himself *MER film director borrowed a pistol from SiMt \t an Buster K eaton and killed himself m a 1 Monica (California) restaurant rest-room. body Of Clyde Bruek- 60. was found on TuesPolice said he left a wmten i note asking them e »ver72 words
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Article97 1955-01-06 3 STOP DANCING THE Z-BOMB IS TOLD J^ATIN American dancer. Margarita Meroado. better known here as "Margo, the Z-Bomb," has been ordered by the Immigration Commissioner at Manila to suspend her performances. The Commissioner .said the Puerto Rican-born dancer's temporary visitor's permit had expired on Jan. 2. "She may apply forA.P. - 97 words
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Article17 1955-01-06 3 'he United states merclal dea£ ilock over iVon«i n agreCments t0 A. P.A.P. - 17 words
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176 1955-01-06 3 Australian Press hits Govt. T*HE arrest of a Japanese vessel, said to be fishing 1 within Australian waters, was called off at the last moment by the Commonwealth Department of Commerce and Agriculture, the Melbourne Age said. It added officials were puzzled byReuter; A.P. - 176 words
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Article19 1955-01-06 3 Former left-wing Guatemalan President Jacobo Arbenz arrived m Switzerland yesterday "to rest and meditate." U.P.U.P. - 19 words
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Article14 1955-01-06 3 West Germany had 1,287,638 unemployed at the end of 1954.14 words
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Article22 1955-01-06 3 Former Senator Robert Hendrickson of New Jersey is to be the new U.S. Ambassador to New Zealand.— A P.22 words
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Article11 1955-01-06 3 West German Chancellor, Dr Adenauer, was 79 yesterday11 words
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Article41 1955-01-06 3 Two people were seriously injured when their car crashed into a Russian tank on the southern highway to Vienna on Tuesday night. Witnesses said the tank carried no lights at the time of the accident. U.P.U.P. - 41 words
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121 1955-01-06 3 AMERICAN CRIME SET RECORD LAST YEAR SERIOUS crime m the United States increased by five per cent to a new record level m 1954 despite improved law enforcement, Mr. J. Edgar Hoover, Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, said last night. Figures show that 1954 set "a new high121 words
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Article, Illustration112 1955-01-06 4 The key threat today is Communist infiltration and subversion which the authorities are finding difficult to prevent. Propaganda by word of mouth, manufacture of small arms and minor acts of sabotge have begun already. z picture. lllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllll.il z Delegates from France, Vietnam. Laos andPopper - 112 words
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686 1955-01-06 4 Bangkok fears these 50,000 refugees ILTHOUGH the indo- China war has been over more than S i x months. Siam continue, to be plagued by the p nee of some 50,000 Vietnamese refugees. Mo t ol them fled across the Mekong River into northtern 8iam eight yeans as:o, shortly alter686 words
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274 1955-01-06 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, Jan. 6, 1955. Opinion A WORTHY FUND lifOST workers fear the advent of old mainly because oi its attendant insecurity, it is then, when they are old and cannot do as much as they like, that they must, have something to iii.ll buck on. That274 words
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Article236 1955-01-06 4 UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN J» M IE m W LEAPING into his new Thanatoe Six, Garth levdale, man about town, found himself behind enormous lorry loaded with a mud-dredger and a The lorry's progress locked by a column ol clrcu which had come ooting-brake which had broken down whil< towing236 words
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Article, Illustration38 1955-01-06 5 They a wait rotief picture rictima of Kampong Lima, off Payi Lebar Road. »tt their tired limbs as they wait their turn to and supplies from the Sineaoore Flood Relief 1 "nd at the village temple.- Free PressFree Press - 38 words
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Article, Illustration314 1955-01-06 5 Sow, he cannot even seal leaks m root uiR VEABS, Mali Ah Woon, 74 and blind, and his wife, 66, had L t i out a poor living from what they could get from IhHi it v Then the Hoods came to Kampong Lima,Free Press - 314 words
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Article76 1955-01-06 5 m price of rice hai 1 en by an average of twc m Singapore since icemen! that the nment had deirn the rice trad? la last Saturday can now bu\ siam rice at 3C t] hicn li five tc :h< aper than it was f76 words
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292 1955-01-06 5 This party has secret election plan rE Labour Front, In s bid for power m the ne\j Singapore Legislative As sembly. promises electioi campaign surprises for op ponents. A Labour Front ofTicia said: "We have a four-yea programme showing whicl parts of our proposed social Ist plan we shall implemen292 words
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133 1955-01-06 5 Govt. plans new fish dock for Kallang k > APORE City council's Para" p lent of Marlne Katong, as a public ewrt may be slowed ne Government plans ket \t s n dock and a Kalians this year •'^^^f the Council -asked to allow the Wmd of f a j133 words
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Article156 1955-01-06 5 SATA FUND NOW UP TO $1 5,000 GIFTS totalling $14,940 have been received so far by Singapore Anti Tuberculosis A.-vsociation towards its annual appeal. Latest donors are the Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd. $25U. Caltex (China* Ltd., $250. Fraser Co., $100. Lewis Prat (Spore* Ltd., $50. The following Rifts were received156 words
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Article36 1955-01-06 5 Fbt driving while under the influence of drink at midnight on Nov. 6. N. R. Creighton. 23, a commercial assistant, was sentenced to two months' gaol m the Penang Sessions Court yesterday.36 words
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Advertisement102 1955-01-06 5 for Working or I Week-ending Blouses by fiS "^vV" if I --1,, V k u t/ Made of fine quality fabrics f^*~Zz./ m shades to suit all. JL-~ White, pink, blue, green, lemon, helio. from $11.25 to $27.50 also- to match LINEN SKIRTS from $25/A wide selection of styles and102 words
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Article199 1955-01-06 7 LONDON, JAN. 5. Previous Today mmv No i BSS eJJ. Europe** 28% buyers 27 buyers U lan 28 filers 27 sellers ../kklr \o I'RSS cii. European 28 buyers 26", buyers U/h 28 sellers 27 sellers i.| P krfr N« l'« Ms*»*s 31 buyers 281 bu y ers199 words
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Article96 1955-01-06 7 NEW YORK, Jan. 5. Previous Today 1 1\ Straits spot and nearby 87.50 nom. DELAYED 1 IN luiutts Jan. 86.75 bid 86.10 bid 87.50 asked 86.50 asked Feb. 86.75 bid 86 10 bid 87.50 asked 86 50 a.^ked March: 86.75 bid 86 10 bid 87.50 a*ked 86.5096 words
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22 1955-01-06 7 U.S. PEPPER-DELAYED DOW JONES AVERAGES NEW YORK, JAM. 5. '•■.Amm.,l F Z?iV S& i: il "mpositp \vera ff ri V. 150.61 147.6222 words
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Article77 1955-01-06 7 COPR* Philip*** eJi, lIK/North PrrV OUS y E««pean deUwl weight per .V.:"^?,,,',^- n< UOte<l unquote T. £75. buyers DELAYED £'5 buyers KS! ()M s?* »«n err. £76 selleri gjJPJiI (ontinental ports m Hu\U I !iH Ja pM.!E >b £105 > 2 sellers DELAYFI) '••1. crudt eylon77 words
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Article, Illustration67 1955-01-06 7 Cadets of the Australian Air Training Corps, now on a three-week goodwill tour of Singapore and the Federation have their belongings checked (above) by Customs officers on their arrival at Tengah airfield on Tuesday. i It -Sgt. Alfred Lee (right) ia the only Australian-born Chinese mFree Press - 67 words
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214 1955-01-06 7 AQUARIUM: BIG DAY TO BE FIXED TODAY THE estates and fire brigade committee of the Singapore City Council meets today to fix a date fpr the opening of the Van Kleef aquarium. Most of I the troubles are understood to be over. The aquarium advisory Doara uas cleared up most214 words
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Article, Illustration20 1955-01-06 7 A local Chinese leader, Mr. Wons Bens Hea, 0.8. E., has died at the Mission Clinic m Penang.20 words
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189 1955-01-06 7 GROSS EXAGGERATION OF PETTY QUARREL' 1 tv r nt ln a sec Blngapore'« st. Brigade has ross exaggera- tty quarrel," the Commissioner, Dr tro ;aid yesterday! l parted m Novom- n flje superintend- Corps re-•-c I they quit bey .disapproved of hm^-style provias €d by o rhP^ as oroy other189 words
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Article33 1955-01-06 7 An R.A.F. sergeant was found shot dead m a guardroom at Seletar. Singapore, yesterday morning. He was wounded m the head. His rifle was fuund near where he tell.33 words
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Advertisement11 1955-01-06 7 PIPER-HEIDSIECK 50/e Agents: A/laclaine Watson Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG11 words
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Article395 1955-01-06 8 Polis man returned to U.K. smiling lOHN TAYLOR irai m the heart of the fccuaaor J lanclc irhen be f«ll ill uith poliomyelitis. His base, GuiyaquU, irai mttei away; he was m K«rat pam. Hut he was not to be beaten; be drove395 words
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Article, Illustration70 1955-01-06 8 TWO BR.WE smiles as John lavlor. hflplos m hi* iron lang, looks up at his mother. Mrs. Hilda T.i>lor. of Kenil-wortli-court. Putnoy, when hv returned to Southampton. Speaking of her son's pain-rarked drive through the jungle after he was taken ill. Mrs Taylor said: "That70 words
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Article20 1955-01-06 8 Mi- Mn. who was believed to have been England' oldest motor-cyclist, has died il Devizi Wilt aged 96.20 words
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Article, Illustration231 1955-01-06 8 AND FOR AN HEIRESS, NEW GLORY, npHEY called her "poor little rich girl* 1 m the *****. when her aunt and mother wrangled over her m the courts. She inherited more than £1,500,000 when .sh<» was 21. And now, at 30, she is tfoin^ to231 words
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Article63 1955-01-06 8 The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. R. A Butlrr. has jiven a guarded BudK'.-t hint m a letter to Mr. Rupert Speir, M.P ior Hexham. Northumberland. He wrote: "i shall certainly bear In mind your demand tor a reduction In the p tax when I63 words
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Article11 1955-01-06 8 !1 In eight American ea built this year wil air-conditioned11 words
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184 1955-01-06 8 Yf R. ERNEST CLARKE has tried to get m touch with itl every one-legged man he can find. He needs those men badly to take boots and shoes off his hands the odd ones that are scattered among the 1.000 brand-new pairs184 words
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Article153 1955-01-06 8 Store baby may get new 'father' TIHE story of baby Derek McCormack, who was abiuioned among the milling Christmai crowds at a West Knd store, may have a happy ending. Mr Paul Bennett. V.C the Marlboroujjh street magistrate, recently released baby Derek's mother from custody, and told her to come153 words
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Article138 1955-01-06 8 Whit Ing mai h iry Oxen ham, 44--jremi Ihi r ol two daughter: ho live Ad< I ri<;«r X told th< Ctrl* tive Council at Nottingham: "I am surpi anyone should think washing j luxury "This li an inc. countr Ins coal. And it a138 words
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253 1955-01-06 8 A GOVERNMENT sciei h;i Invented m hi 1 :rne B Dl( n. ol I pcti lea] pov er "fre< i point here any t I no hui i h\ < trie power pi if laboratory n i I m m the v i253 words
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Article45 1955-01-06 8 pVK HUNDKKDWKKiHT of china rups and Baueen won -I rV, 1 1 T l tl( rn:u i ;ill r:i van collision at Lelcestw In the wreckage was a bonk th<- driver lnd bin leaned, n «ai called Flying Saucers Have Landed?'45 words
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363 1955-01-06 9 GANGSTER'S BOY ASKS COURT FOR MERCY Magistrate gives former bootlegger a chance ROBERT WYNDHAM-SMITH, whose youthful years were spent m the furious, dangerous company of American bootleggers, stood m an English court and pleaded for mercy. He got it. He was put on probation for one year. He could have363 words
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Article144 1955-01-06 9 While awaiting second trial M Lillian Pursey. the mer Hungarian who recently married Commander Harry P»«ey. the M.P. for East Hull d work m a dress Montreal, Canada. Shr says: "English currency don't allow my to send me enough to on." Mrs. Pursev was144 words
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287 1955-01-06 9 The junior girl typist is now director SHE was the new junior typist, just 16, and very keen to know ALL about work at the embroidery manufacturers. She started work at 8 a.m. and left at 6 p.m. the first day. After that Miss Lilian Field decided to stay on287 words
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Article13 1955-01-06 9 Arthur W. Kelly. t Chaplin's manager, lied m Nice, aged 63.13 words
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Article, Illustration70 1955-01-06 9 A SEASONAL toast from J\ Claire Bloom and Kenneth More (above), two of Britain's most talented film stars. Claire fs at present making "Richard HI" at Shepperton an^ Kenneth H starring m "The Deep Blue Sea. Pictured below are Olivia de Havilland who has justPopper - 70 words
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219 1955-01-06 9 SECRET OF THE SWAN LAKE One stays put and the other six stay loyal CIX young swans should have left for ever the gravellake on Hayling Island. Hants. (England) where they were hatched early this year. the way of swans is to fly away as soon as they have learned219 words
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Article100 1955-01-06 9 His 'no-test' licence is no good A LONDON motorist took out a driving licence m Northern Ireland, where there is no test. At Croydon he was disqualified from driving until he has passed a test In England. The motorist was Robert Brooks, of Upper Norwood, and he was found guilty100 words
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Article26 1955-01-06 9 Cleaning of a wall In an Arezzo < Italy i church has revealed an almost intact painting by the 15th century master piero Delia Francesca.26 words
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237 1955-01-06 9 Her marriage to Frank Sinatra \s rumoured i more to be on the rucks. Frankie?" she said. "I am too tired even to think about that. Soon she Ls off to Spam where on her last visit bull fighters wrote effusive verses to237 words
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Article26 1955-01-06 9 Daily all-cargo flights across the Atlantic will be m operation within 12 months, announces Mr. Juan Trippe, boss of Pan American World Airways.26 words
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Article21 1955-01-06 9 FIREMEN at Oravesend, Kent. Installed an aquarium m their recreation room to watch tropical flih while waiting fur calls.21 words
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384 1955-01-06 11 JOHN CULMER - It costs a fortune to join Jhis club JOHN CULMER says ID rt week at tl Puerta de Hierro, Spair i lslvc club ar v one of the most c: m Europe. The entrance fee is $2,12 .vice that charge by the X V.uiit Squadro: the cpensive club i Britain,384 words
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45 1955-01-06 11 IUI th minimum of stops between countries. Frontiers will flash by the window as all Customs formalities will be carried out on board. Ihe cost of travel will be slightly higher than for ordinary trains but should I < worth it.45 words
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639 1955-01-06 11 JAMES BARTLETT - Pack your memories into strips of tape JAMES BARTLETT HGGHTYTR NEW RAGE PAIR; IMIIIIHIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMHIIIIIIIMimiIIIMIMIIH OFF WITH THE lIIIIMHItIIHIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIMI VIEWING AGE ItIMHIMIIMM till II lIIIMIIHIMMItI 'THE Duke of Bdin--1 burgh is using a new tape recorder. Thai means that a soundalbum of Royal Family voices particularly those of Prince Charles and639 words
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Article, Illustration46 1955-01-06 11 ith her picture. Julia Lot'kwood, the young daughter of .Margaret Lot-k-uood, the British film and stage actress, is starring in a new children's play "The Adventures of Goldilocks'' in London. Here Julia meets some of the strange animal characters api>earine with her in the show. —PopperPopper - 46 words
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Advertisement84 1955-01-06 11 \CU^ facilities .T L^rl ™NSPORT STORAGE PHONE: LIMITED OSyjf "3 CECII STREET SINGAPORE The weekly issu«. of the STRAITB BUDGET can be sent by Air Mai! to any address m the I'nited Kingdom Z. at an inclusive rate of 5 C A. ft/\ c J If you want the "BUDGET"84 words
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Article, Illustration440 1955-01-06 12 lj boU i for women tea ■erred to light organ music girlish chatter m seemhc nt'ht time and plac( ,i, Which tO ob.servc the American i to find how she r I( where what the talks it, and where ibe comei from i Ktet440 words
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328 1955-01-06 12 EVE PER RICK - Its a GIRLS' WORLD in this hotel tot WOMEN EVE PER RICK: Says a tally cvi )n<> or the hii is th« that aut Amefe." only for 1 N which 11 brown d build on ln« 700 v. >men, and n I Moor. Bix-huodri ty-six hnttv from -hoi 60 to328 words
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Advertisement60 1955-01-06 12 JP^Nt, XJPICTURES /y rtC UCAITU I rIEALIn T» j(|^jp> ||P Mvery picture tells a story Sound aranayagi Penan i; and here's a tale that is thrice W§BM?-- y k w ''™Wffls&&&Msi t.»l«l a tale of three happy, Well- &>$ V proportioncl yoVDgttcfl M'hose W bright eyes and fine limbs eloquently60 words
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143 1955-01-06 13 Too little discipline displeases Junior lAT does your child think of you? An enterprising editor tly decided to find and 500 children between the ages of six and fourteen were asked: What annoys you about y our lather. Your mother?" shocks; little Japanese boy X: "Parents do every"Jing for us,143 words
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Article, Illustration88 1955-01-06 13 Depends on the indivi- dual approach whether these 1955 drawers with the 1855 motif are worn as undies or pyjamas. < The knee-length style, called "Sevenses" was 3 one of the highlights at < a Keystone lingerie par- 3 ade at the Criterion Res- < > taurant, m Piccadilly,88 words
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Article417 1955-01-06 13 Neither side vulnerable South dealer NORTH 43 9J 8 4 0 X Q 10 7 ♦KQ J 6 5 WEST EAST 4 X 5 4 4 10 62 9 A X 9 6 3 9752 0850 A J 6 3 *8 4 9 7 3 SOUTH ♦AQ J417 words
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Article, Illustration467 1955-01-06 13 The Reds now laugh at the blues GOVERNMENT short comings and muddle headedness m the Com munist dominated count ries of Satellite Europ are proverbial. So, to blunt the shar] <dge of ever rising dis content among thei sullen subjects, the Re( rulers now resort to th< well-tried and provec467 words
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258 1955-01-06 13 PRESIDENT Eisenhower 1 is making culinary as well as political history with his famous "stag dinners." The invitation, signed "with warm personal regards Dwight D. Eisenhower," requests the pleasure of the recipient's company (preferably m a dinner jacket) at a meal where258 words
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Article, Illustration751 1955-01-06 14 DESMOND HACKETT - DESMOND HACKETT Says WILLIAM AMBROSE WRIGHT, captain courageous of England and Wolverhampton Wanderers, first gentleman of football, is proudly presented to you as my Sportsman of the Year. There I the air of a knight In shining armour when Billy Wright goes into751 words
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Article91 1955-01-06 14 (MIKD WILT, Owner oi vie i world two mile indoor re- J cord oi Bmln M.T ec, returna to bli favourite event on January 15 iii the LtrtV( c two mile run at the 29th Knighti of Columbus Gam< at Boston i Qarden Wilt'fl entry InsuresA.P. - 91 words
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Article64 1955-01-06 14 Club from many parti ol ►rid hav< invited i o tak< pai l m tin- silver Ju\)iU < ol Bi iti h veteran can at 81 1 a1 ford on Avon on July 7, tO bi fOllOW( d Concoui eg nee ;it mlngtoi Bnti i from64 words
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Article46 1955-01-06 14 nr v\ iiiiiniu iiiuiiijtMn mi me \jiris Sport* Club'j Christmas raffle, di iah at their Now Year. i Dan< i\ the Badminton stadium I No. 174 H. Second No 2477 Third No. 1144. Fourth No 2057 Fifth No. 01 1G c46 words
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Article41 1955-01-06 14 ii Than win be mooting of the Singapore Cricket club iii In liif Club-house, at 5.30 t pin tomorrow. ah member! i Interested In playing poccer or m c iirijini to administer the soccer laectton, art requested tv attend.41 words
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551 1955-01-06 14 HIF Dftfll C«P IMW returned home to the Inited States where, .">:> years as<>, it was conceived as i world-wide lawn tennis trophy by an American flinlomat Mr. Dwight Davis. (iiliiuiiia -ug h iv (> b(i(>n the mQst regular wini|l r> then551 words
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Article79 1955-01-06 14 JOEY KLEIN of New York, an 11-9 underdog, upset Gerald Dreyer of South Africa last night on a technical knockout at the end of the seventh round when the feature bout at Eastern Parkway Arena, Now York, was stopped because of cuts on Dreyer's face.U.P. - 79 words
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Advertisement74 1955-01-06 14 [STANDARD 8 Zfert*^ De Luxe model S3 995 TO meet the demand for an Eight with greater comfort and refinement a M de luxe" model is now available. This incorporates wind-up windows and fully pivoting glass ventilators to all doors; wheel hub cover plates, twin screen wipers, twin sun visors74 words
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501 1955-01-06 15 By ARGOS I IKK many football L watchers, not to mention players, I feel occasionally rebellious about the rules. This season did nothing to u n friends for Law V if. which makes it clear that player is not seriously h£ should cross the501 words
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295 1955-01-06 15 3 hours 40 minutes -AND STILL NO DECISION Rugby semi-final must be played fourth time Royal Australian Air Force. 0; R.A.F- Changi. ..0. three hours and forty minutes of play, the Sanderson Cup rugby semi-final between Changi and the Aussies is still undecided. Yesterday at R.A.F. Seletar they played their295 words
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435 1955-01-06 15 EUROPEANS FOR U.S. INDOOR ATHLETICS By ED CORRIGAN AMERICA'S indoor track and field season gets under way on Saturday with the senior metropolitan championships m New York. For the following three months there will be at least one major meet each week. The first of the big indoor events isA.P. - 435 words
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Article140 1955-01-06 15 (1) When is a player "dormie" m golf? (2) Who holds the Singapore inter Services athletic team championship? (3) Name the sport which links these three men: (a) Yusoff bin Sawi, <b) Kwa Chin Swee, <c) Sulaiman Awang (4) In soccer the ball is not out of play140 words
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Article159 1955-01-06 15 f\HARLIE Grogan got to \J brooding the other night that no American had yet broken the four-minute mile. The more indignant he got as he hoisted a few m a local tavern, the more he bet his friends he could do it. At the dropU.P. - 159 words
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Article, Illustration175 1955-01-06 15 A NEW- STYLE training plan on which tVelsh boxer Daj 1 .)v\«r based his successful fight against Jake Tuli (he stripped Tuli of the Empire flyweight title m October) is to get second test. Dower's intended victim this time: France's Robert Mouginot. whom he175 words
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Article64 1955-01-06 15 DECORD receipts for any cricket match m Australia came from the third Test between Australia and England m Melbourne. Yesterday's attendance was 50.483. making the final aggregate of people who had watched the game 300.270. Receipts yesterday were £A7.776 155.. making the final figure £A47.933. The previousReuter - 64 words
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Article324 1955-01-06 15 —Pair Dancer: Bold Dra?oon. 4 br.ir.g. by The Bug— Lady Victoria. CHANGE OF NAME Class 2 Hydrogrn date Emutable> changed to Hydroplane (late Emutable*. DELETIONS Class 1— Quarter Deck < 27-12--1954); Abbots Haven (28-12-1954); B<vdalona (29-12-1954). Class 2— Cop (23-12-1954). Class 4— Hula324 words
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Article20 1955-01-06 15 India will again challenge m the European Zone of the Davis Cup lawn tennis competition this year. RtuterReuter - 20 words
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Advertisement14 1955-01-06 15 During the SEASON HOLIDAYS Oive YOUR FAMILY GOOD TREAT GCEAN PARK HOTEL Tel: *****14 words
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Article, Illustration305 1955-01-06 16 Manila scramble Free Press Boxing Reporter HIM KM (HAN- Bfhl fwn«i Cossentyns. irho m rated No. 1 among tinworld* bantamweights, i> creating mucli concern m Manila. 0. i day Kee Chan i I !i from Manila promotei A R Mun I i flght the npion of305 words
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Article61 1955-01-06 16 fi II „/r/, (minimum i HOI MBER4 I To Pfcjf ;ill(i Kon ion X X HospltaJ on sth j inumrj Mother and Child w«-n. i 1 KHV TO IOJW 'i'Cl Patj l< k. daughter, Angela M pore Nursing Hone EU 'i'» Miranda and Ale* ion i' Kandang Kerbau Hospital61 words
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Article75 1955-01-06 16 TMIK Swedish Olympic gymnaatk te.im, whi< !> drew sellout crowds oo a tour of American colleges list winter, will return for .> repeat tour starting tomorrow In Pateraon, New Jc: The tour will extend through the <■ i tern United BtatM ai far weal nilnoia75 words
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Article63 1955-01-06 16 Perai Rugby Union' scraU h Lde beat I'll.- Re by 31 polnta i try :iikl i pen iky) to 6 point i try ;m<i penaltj I m ;i itate trial m Hip ipoh* padang ye terdaj ihc |ame mv In preparation ton the lelectlon <>! the63 words
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Article28 1955-01-06 16 Belangor Club beat Belangor Bei vices In a rugger friendly by 14 poinUl two tries) to nil on the H i Ku ila Lumpui ye lerday28 words
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Article, Illustration31 1955-01-06 16 picture. Pierre Cmmmtm (right), Helgian bantamweight champion and ranked No. 1 m the world, leads off against colleague and spar mate Jo Janssens it the Police Training School yesterday- Free PressFree Press - 31 words
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Article140 1955-01-06 16 IyfSE Belgian boxers had their first sparring session t the Police Training School estcrday against each other. Bantamweight champion lent Cossemyns displayed is skill as a boxer m four ounds against Belgian lightweight champion Jo Janssens, ;ho is a sheer slugger. Janssens will tight the ough140 words
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Article66 1955-01-06 16 Jaroslav Drobny, Egypt, and Hugh Stewart, United States, advanced to the ftnali of the Parisian indoor Tennis rournament yesterday by defeating Jean Borolia and Xavier Perreau-Bausslne, France. 5-2, 6-3. 8-1 Butter Patty, U.S. and Knit Ni.'l- •11, Denmark, defeated Giuseppe Mario and Orlando Sirola. Italy, Ki-H, 6-4,66 words
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Article38 1955-01-06 16 Nyron A larall, :<4. Trinidad allrounder, Ills been contracted to replace Clyde Walcotl m professional with the Enfleld club In the Lan'm hire League. Walcotl \m on i coaching assignment with mi ites m British to England.38 words
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Article22 1955-01-06 16 :i c loot!). ill eleven bf '(Mm 3-0 In Rangoon iv. Burmi led 9 the Interval A .P. A.P.A.P. - 22 words
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Article66 1955-01-06 16 INDIAN COACH IS IN SELANGOR Indian hockey coach, Singh, v. ill spend 18 si langor conducting urn] i J'lVll. ]<< from today until Januai Schoolboys will also have the benefit <>t in^ coaching;, and special se .sums arc b< arranged for them. All boys who desire to attend coachln i66 words
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Article177 1955-01-06 16 Robbie Burns clocks 37 2/5 Free Tress Course Correspondent ROBBIE BURNS (Mawl) and Gay Carnival (Leon») matched strides m an interesting try-out up the five furlongs straight this morning when official training for the Perak Turf Club's January meeting started at Ipoh. Robbie Burns, on the outside, was soing better177 words
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Article57 1955-01-06 16 Mike Shepherdson. Federation md clangor hockey centre-half will mi c playini In the forthcoming South hampionship hocfcqr quadrangular o be held m Malacca on Jan. 14. 15 nd 16. He has been medically advised to est for some time. The quadranguir between Selangor. Negri Sembi\n, Mal#'ca57 words
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Article20 1955-01-06 16 French boxer Ray Famechon will defend his European featherweight title against Sergio Milan of Italy on January 29.20 words
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Advertisement257 1955-01-06 16 CLASSIFIED ADS. BITIJATIONS VACANT H,,,rf, $2 <min>- H»t JO cl*. rxlrn. ait! ica i ions are Invited for the po Hoi ticultural Aasl itanl with the War Depar menl m singapore Applicant .should tpeak Malay have v,<*xi itandaid ol education and preferably have had training; ol the i\i« j given257 words
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Advertisement11 1955-01-06 16 H. A. O'CONNOR CO., LTD. Laidlaw Building. Battery Road. Singapore- 1.11 words
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