Singapore Standard, 18 December 1956

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    30 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POLICE ***** (5 lines) 2400 #6 it m FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 2414 II No. ]tV> SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1956 1 1 r \(.i i.mims
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    Lock icon COLONY'S NEW DOLLAR CUTS
    250 1 ITS NOT TO HELP BRITAIN IN CRISIS. A spokesman of thc Ministry of Commerce and Industry said thc U.S. dollars saved os a result of this move would be available for thc purchase of earth-moving, mining and other essential equipment for Singapore's development. The Minister for
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    Lock icon Officer Accused Of 53,500 Bribe
    314 1 Officer Accused Of 53,500 Bribe Court Told Of Army Tenders STAFF Officer C. F. Andrews of the Royal Eners, Singapore Base District, claimed trial m the Third District Court yesterday to a charge of corruptly accepting $3,503 from Lee Sawmill Ltd. on 3. The charge stated that Andrews, employed by
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    Lock icon Threat To Bomb Parliament
    110 1 Threat To Bomb Parliament LONDON*. Dec. 17 (AP)— Scotland Yard rushed special officers and policemen rUament and Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden's residence on Monday after receiving threats to bomb the building. extensive search was carried out m Parliament but nothing was found to substantiate a telephone call to Scotland
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    Lock icon A WORDLESS WEDDING
    52 1 OSAKA. Dec 17 (AP) A Japar _.:i and an American of Chinese ancestry both deaf mutes wew married here today ln the Lutheran church. The bride, Hayako Yamaji. and the groom. Geor_^ 1 1 used hand signals to pledge "to love, cherish and obey until death do
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    Lock icon PRAYERS AND FLOWERS FROM THE AIR FOR AIR CRASH DEAD
    226 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. An aerial funeral service was conducted this morning over the site m the Cameron Highlands where the Bristol freighter of the Royal New Zealand Air Force crashed with its nine occupants a week ago. The aircraft, which
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    Lock icon I.R.A. Gets Ready For A 'Really Big Attack'
    225 1 TOTAL MOBILIZATION ORDERED 111 KLIN Dr. i: (IT)— The outlawed Irish Hrpublican Army (IKA) lias ed a country-wide mobilization and concentrated 90 per cent of its gunmen on the ten.se border with Northern Ireland, police said today. This information came to lignt
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    Lock icon 10 BURMESE SEAMEN WELL ON THE WAY TO RECOVERY
    132 1 THE ten Burmese sailors, who were landed m Singapore on Sunday by a Japanese freighter, after being adrift for 12 days, are now on their way to complete recovery m the British Military Hospital. A hospital spokesman said arday that it
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    Lock icon SHE WON'T SHOW HER BELLY
    54 1 SHE WON'T SHOW HER BELLY A MEXICAN belly dancer, who once entertained King Farouk is on a holiday m Singapore. She is Lilian Francis, specializing m exotic performance. She errived m Singapore yesterday from Saigon. No! No belly dancing for Lilian m Singapore. She'll be here for three days, but
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    Lock icon CANAL CLEARING OPERATION IS NOT GOING SO WELL
    167 1 CANAL CLEARING OPERATION IS NOT GOING SO WELL LONDON. Dec. 17 (Reuter)—Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, the Foreign Secretary, id the House of Commons today he regretted to say that arrangements for clearing the blocked Suez Canal were not going as well as he had hoped. He said it had been suggested
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    Lock icon CHEAPEST GARAGE
    94 1 photo WITH (he gasoline restrictions- going on in Trance, and the price of renting I range, Parisian* found that lh c cheapest garage of all 10 p»rk tin ir cars away lor winter was the Credit Mask ipal, pawnbroker of the city. The owner sets around a fourth
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    Lock icon STRICTER THAN MA
    82 1 PARIS. Dec. 17 (AP) Gina Lollobrigida pulled her mink coat tightly around her on Monday and declared that American censors are tricter than her mother. Speaking of her film "La X Lie des Belles." which met with the censor's wrath m B* on. the Italian actress laid
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    Lock icon REDS REJECT U.S. PROTEST
    52 1 WASHINGTON, Dec. 17 (Reuter) The Soviet Union today emphatically rejected a United States protest against the alleged harassment of visitors to the United States legation m Budapest, describing the protest as "an unjustified attempt to interfere m the relations between the Soviet Union and the Hungarian
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    Lock icon Sir Norman Myer
    36 1 ONE of Australia's leading businessmen. Sir Norman Myer. died m Melbourne yesterday at the age of 59. He was chairman and managing director of the Myer Emporium. Australia's largest de partment store. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Soft Talk' Lim Routs Loyalists
    154 1 Soft Talk' Lim Routs Loyalists From ANDREW ROTH LONDON. Mon Singapon Mr. Lim day managed to drive the League of Empire Loyalists nut ol his room by adopting an attitude of a Singapore Gandhi, turning away wra;h with philosophical talk and his own version of the Sermon on the Mount
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    Lock icon Nehru's Bridge Of Harmony For East & West
    463 2 Nehru's Bridge Of Harmony For East West MY TALKS WITH IKE WILL HELP TO CLEAR THE AIR' WASHINGTON, Dec. IT. (AP)— Prime Minister Nehru said list night that it Ls against the background of historic developments m Egypt .md Hungary that he has come here Dr talk> uith President Elsenhower
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    133 2 Shepilov, Zhukov In Warsaw MOSCOW. 1 Reuter) Soviet news agency Ti s reported today that Mr. Dmitri Shepilov. Soviet Foreign Minister, and M Georgl Zhukov. Defence Minister, had left for v today. w-s said the two ministers flown to Warsaw for :a with the Polish Gov~>ent on concluding an agreement
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    Lock icon Meeting On World Situation
    103 2 GETTYSBURG. Pennsylvania. Dec. 17 .Reuter) Freridnl Eisenhower and India's Prime Minister, Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, arrived here todaj to resume their talks on world ail airs. The Pru-Kh nt and Mr. N( a.ru drove straight to Mr Ei-enhower's (arm. a few miles from this historic civil war
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    Lock icon Egyptian Police For Port Said Today
    135 2 BALLAH. Egypt. Dec. 17. Egyptian police will enter the Anglo-French evacuation city of Port Said tomorrow morning, an official Egyptian spokesman confirmed on Sunday night A Hals n officer with the United Nai ns forces •hat Egyptian author a 5 hay- -d by U
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    Lock icon WASHING OFF THE CURLS-& LICE!
    142 2 HI DDERSFIr I J) i^<nd l>- IT 'Reuter rhe Med. ,1 on r oi Health for this Vnrk-hire v on! tou n Dr I R. Marc: t^ned p.r^nt^ that hr will p- t the% do r their hildren's I Rep i an ten per rent.
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    Lock icon Widows Murder Leads To Treasure House Find DIAMOND BIG AS A GREEN PEA
    299 2 Widows Murder Leads To Treasure House Find DIAMOND BIG AS A GREEN PEA [MELBOURNE. Dee. 17, (Reuter).— Homicide detectives searching the house m suburban North Fitzroy where an elderly bedridden widow and lier daughter were murdered late last week found a diamond as bis as a green pea and jewelicry
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    160 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rabbet ftrtras (cents per lb.) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot f o b (Rem.) m j ns; .Tin. RS< No.l iI Il2j FSS Nn. 2 It 3 nn. R.SS. No m., m:, Tone: Quiet. SPORE TIN The price of tin on the loea! market ifiirda.v
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    20 2 A GOODWILL mission from Guatemala, led by Education Minister Knrioue Quinonest, arrive d m Seoul yesterday Korea.- Reuter
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    Lock icon A TEARFUL FAREWELL FCR GIRL WHO STAYS BEHIND
    52 2 SOBBIM, as h. •••Aye to team niai«s for thnr homeland old -wssgarian girl swimmer Zsnssa Ordngh i s l -rf,.-i,u b> \ustra r of a smasher of members of the <>|\mpir If,, who have decided wot te mm and a brother m
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    Lock icon Blue Suit Isn't A Permit To Love'
    146 2 SAIGON. Dec. 17 (UP) A Coma mist N Y.etnam MWSpapet complains that teenagers are abandoning 5- hooi for unmarried love nests. "Many adolescent couples rre leading a married life too precociously any re pc* for pul lie opinion," c Hanoi newspaper. Thoi said.
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    Lock icon NINA IS NOT READY TO COME OUT YET
    98 2 NINA IS NOT READY TO COME OUT YET ELBOURNE. De- 17 (AP) —Russian stewardess Nina Pa J who disappeared pi weeks ago. is reported living with friend about 100 miles from I bourne. She says she won't come of hiding until she is sure two Soviet consular off. Dimitri Zaikin
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    Lock icon Mass Strikes In Egypt & Jordan
    306 2 Mass Strikes In Egypt Jordan CAIRO, lire 17 .Lrutrr.- Uxi MCfd .i l-Mi-hiiui n.0:..!-. -.nriemnatv oi the poj. of the Iraqi Prime Minis t, drneral N__H Al Said." From noon to 2 p.m. all traffic, including trains, was stopped. All .shops throughout Egypt were closed. Al Shaab. an Egyptian newspaper,
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    Lock icon Order To Kill Came From Police
    108 2 Order To Kill Came From Police SEOUL. Dec. 17— A 28-vesr-old Korean war ident John M. ChMM on Sept. 28 today said he had acted "under ms 1 police." The veteran, a former srrr sergeant. Kirn Sang Pong. made the statement under oat during a civil court hr^ here He
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    29 2 RED Chinese Premie: and Burma Minister U Ba Swe returned to Burma yesterday rr discussing the probelms between the countries at a Chinese '■•cr the weekend
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    27 2 ■OL ALAN the Colonial Secretary g__-_l,^_ A _S3Ti[_ Force Diane from Istanbu. alter weekend talks Greek and Turkish leaden on the future of Cypru*. Reuter
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    53 3 I 111 inridian Minister lor Mi.ilth nnd Weifare Mi I'.uii Martin, pesti i.I i\ (sited Urn l\u tln!.,:_v Mrte| si the Singapore General Hospital. Mi Martin is pictured here sharing a Hike with a crippled hoj m the hospital. Behind hin is Singapore's Minister fur Health, Mr
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    Lock icon A SUNDAY MORNING SURPRISE FOR LT. TAYLOR
    252 3 A SUNDAY MORNING SURPRISE FOR LT. TAYLOR Wake Up! You Ye Won The M.C! LT Malcolm Tavlor received the biggest surprise of his life on Sunday morning, when he was very early to be aat he had Jul been awarded the Military Cross. He said. "I did not know what
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    23 3 IE following Is the latest flood situation m the Federation: Pahang: Temcrloh Triang Mengkuang Road: 102} milestone, bridge approa.cn, 2 feet.
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    Lock icon That Loan —A Denial
    98 3  -  Thomas hy KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Tho Financial Adviser to the Federation Government. Mr. C. J. Thomas, denied a statement alleged to have been given by him to a Federation newspaper today that "the International Bank will give the Federation Government sufficient aid to carry out its
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    Lock icon Shun Those Lotteries, Padi Men Are Told
    139 3 KANGAR, Mon. Perlis State Councillor, Mr. Choong Swee Thye, advised padi planters today "not to be caught up m the craze for the Ml and 1,000 character lotteries." "Imitate the industry of the Chinese their patience despite difficulties to save for .a rainy
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    Lock icon A Peripatetic Preacher With. An Aversion To Marriage Rides In
    320 3 A Peripatetic Preacher With. An Aversion To Marriage Rides In MEET THF V.I. P. 0\ WHEELS A 45-YEAR-OLD Haji yesterday raised both his hands m supplication and exclaimed: '"Thank Allah, I am not married!*' "And even if I were married, I would love my bicycle more than my wife," he
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    62 3 INSPECTOR Pau Wing Hong of Ihc Singapore Polite who was engaged to .Miss Flora Song last Sunday. Miss Ring is (he eldest danghtrr Bf Sup.-imtrn-d-nt of Police. Mr. Song Kok Hoo. Inspector Pau is the eldest son of the famed China Olympic Star Mr. Pau Ka ring. A party was
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    Lock icon SIX STUDENTS SACKED FROM COLONY SCHOOL AS 'UNDESIRABLES'
    226 3 SIX STUDENTS SACKED FROM COLONY SCHOOL AS 'UNDESIRABLES' Their Presence A Threat: Principal SIX SINGAPORE CHINESE MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS WERE EXPELLED FROM THE TUAN MONG HIGH SCHOOL, TANK ROAD, YESTERDAY. The Principal of the School, Mr. Tan Keng Chew, told the Standard yesterday that the boys were "dismissed" because their
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    Lock icon SOLDIER GOT NO PROMOTION
    94 3 _LA LUMPUR, Mon. When a Corporal's dreams of ambition were shattered because junior men were bein_ promoted over him. he began going out at nights '"to forget his worries." a Court Martial was told here today. Corpora; D. George James. 27. Royal Army Service Corps, was
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    Lock icon RAF. BEATS THE RETREAT TO USHER— IN CHRISTMAS
    144 4 RAF. BEATS THE RETREAT TO USHER IN CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS for officers and men of the Royal Air Forte Station. Seletar, Singapore, last night got off to a rousing start. I" signal the official beginning of Yuletide activities i Hi ■11-11 the Retreat' tinder floodlignt was held on the Station's main
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    Lock icon TERRORISTS SUFFER A SERIOUS SETBACK
    457 4 Starvation And Chaos Among Highland Reds IPOH. Mon.— Top terrorists m the "transit" area of Cameron Highlands ha\e openly admitted severe hardships resulting from thc three-pronged attack military offensive. food denial measures and psychological warfare mounted by the authorities since .May this year. The operations
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    Lock icon Youth Officer Weds
    67 4 MB, ÜBS. Teni Khoon Keah. tut Ihcir ireddiifl lake ,v i reception at thc Sea View llntrl. Singapore, after their weM-M >c>ierriay. Mr. Team Khoon Beak is a Youth Service Officer of the Social Welfare Department. The bride, the former .Miss Lean Siok Loo. third daughter of
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    Lock icon A Pediatric Centre For R.I.
    65 4 NEW ZEALAND will set up a pediatric centre for InrioC la under ths Colombo Plan. Dr. H. Sinaga, the Indonesian Health Minister who an. m Singapore jesterriay from n an h.s way home, toid the Standard. I a i centra would also train to take
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    Lock icon WITNESS PLEADS FOR PROTECTION IN MURDER CASE
    296 4 PENANG, Mon.— A prosecution witness. Ong Tons Hoy, alter giving evidence at a murder inquiry m the Second Magistrate's Court today, dramatically announced that he wanted police protection. Without mentioning specifically to whom he was referring. Ong. a poultry-dealer, said: "These people may
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    Lock icon Art Collectors In Singapore
    153 4 Ha\e jou any antique ceramics? If you have, show them to Mr. John A. Tope who is here on a collecting trip. Mr Pope who flew into Singapore yesterday with his wife, is assistant director of the Freer Art Gallery ol the Smithsonian Institution of America.
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    Lock icon A MIDNIGHT ROUND-UP ENDS IN DEATH
    274 5 A MIDNIGHT ROUND-UP ENDS IN DEATH Man Swims Away From A Sampan Loaded With Tar A SINGAPORE COWHERD WHO WENT ON A MIDNIGHT SEARCH FOR HIS STRAYS FOUND DEATH INSTEAD. The cowherd 33-year-old Dir Dali, was found dead on the bank of Sungei Kallang shortly after midnight yesterday. Dir Dali
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    Lock icon Goodman Dance Session For S'pore
    190 5 Goodman Dance Session For S 'pore SINGAPOREANS will not only hear Benny Good- x they iru-r tn dance to his famous BChestr.iS music. A cable was received from Mr. Goodman lay, agreeing to a suggestion made by Donald Moore Productions that half of each concert by his troupe be converted
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    39 5 JOHORI BAHRF Mon. lii Kee orTci ed a SI bribe to cOßstahle I Hi.'i:. him to pay the bribe Bnii: each m the Id Court toe! i\. lim lor offering tin- bribe md I ibetting him.
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    Lock icon Raja Kechil Tengah Is Dead
    118 5 Raja Kechil Tengah Is Dead IPOH, Mor. Raja Kerhil Tengah, Raja Zainal Azman Shah bin Raja Sir Chulan, a cousin of the Sultan of Perak, died early this morning at Kuala Kangsar. Raja Zainal Azman Shah was an cx-MCS officer. He honoured by the Sultan of Perak with a P.J.
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    Lock icon 55 Af. ECONOMIC AID FOR uMALAYS: LABOUR FRONT
    228 5 A RESOLUTION AT ANNUAL CONFERENCE THE Ainu il Dele, ite/ .rifierue o\ the singa--c labour 1 ront on Dei 2S and 30 will consider a lata „,a:n. i to set up a Malay Economic Development* Board uith a cap tf $MtMH to
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    Lock icon Chew Says Thank You To Canada
    96 5 THE Singapore Minister for Education, Mr. Chew Kee --rday thanked the Canadian Government for its promise of assistance lor the Colony s Polytechnic. Mr Chew recently attended the Colombo Plan Consultative Committee Meeting at Wellington. New Zealand, where the Canadian l_ ter of Health
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    Lock icon 9 MONTHS' JAIL
    29 5 KOH Kirn Hock, 52, of Singapore, whs sentenced m the Johore Bahru Sessions Court yesterday to nine months* jail for possessing chandu and chandu smoking utensils.
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    Lock icon Expert To Rope In Members
    74 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The n Indiai Cong has appointed an "organization expr present membership from 40.000 to 100.000. The s president of the Perak M.1.C.. M Sundarm. who will bt r of Kuala Lumpur, m the forthcoming membership campa President of the M.1.C.. V. T.
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    Lock icon FIRST TO PASS OUT FROM MALAYA'S POLY
    85 5 FIRST TO PASS OUT FROM MALAYA'S POLY TWENTY-THREE teacher* ttmm the Federation attended the first "rational Teachers Training m Ma lava under the Colombo Plan at the Junior Tech-deal (Trade) School m Kuala Lumpur last week-end The Principal of the school, Mr. S. J. Murray, is rate! m the <entre
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    Lock icon They Dance To Help Those Who Are in Need
    164 5 They Dance To Help Those Who Are in Need I THE Indian Welfare 3 Society, m aid of its Welfare Fund. is pre- sentinj; a shou of Indian Classical Dances and a" Ballet today at 8 p.m. at the Toun Hall m Kuala lumpur. I Ihc performance will S h<-
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    Lock icon 'It Is Time You Went Straight'
    111 5 'It Is Time You Went Straight' A BING _PORB Magistrate, Mr Choor Sinsh, advised a 60-year-old odd-job man, Tan Ek Lons, that "it time he found a more honest means of livelihood." when he sentenced him to four months imprisonment for assisting In carrying on a public lottery (chap-ji-kee) on
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    Lock icon A COURTESY CALL
    46 5 PAKISTAN'S Minister for Law and Information, Sardar Amir Azam Khan, yesterday paid a courtesy call on the Acting Chief Minister of Singapore, Inche Abdul bin Haji Jumat. Sardar Azam Khan is on his way to Karachi after attending the Colombo Plan Conference Wellington
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    Lock icon Girl Vanishes On Her Way To A S'pore School
    225 5 A SITIAWAN Chinese Mn.-1..,nt. .Mr. 'l.m Suan Toh. is today fr;uitW ally searching for his only daushter, It JTir iH Tan Poh Mei. Poh Mei. a former student of the Perak Chinese Middle School left lpoh for Singapore on Thursday night.
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    Lock icon Widower's Close Call With Death
    103 5 Widower's Close Call With Death 1 SINGAPORE businessman, Pans Ah Yee. whose wife was killed m a traffic accident a year ago, narrowly escaped from death hims elf yesterday, when his car plunged into a ravine at the 13th milestone. Woodlands Road. Pang and four of his friends, who were
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    Lock icon 3 Inspectors Caught Him In The Act
    96 5 A 'PIRATE" taxi driver, Wong Hin Hock, 24. was terday fined $200 and disqualified from driving for 12 months, by the Singapore City Magistrate, Mr. Robert T. T. Chee, for plying his car for hire at Thomson Road on Nov. 26. Wong pleaded
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    Lock icon Army Boys' Trade School
    48 5 APPLICANTS from the Federation to the Army Boys' Trade School at Nee Soon. Singapore, are reminded they should arrive m Singapore on Jan. 2. Army transport will be available for them at the railway station or at the Recruiting Office m Bras Basah Road.
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    Lock icon Aussie Regiment Plan A Christmas Party
    173 5 PENANG. Mon. About 300 children of officer* and other ranks of the 2nd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, now stationed here, will be given their first Christmas party since their arrival by the Battalion on Saturday. This party will be held on trie parade ground
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    58 5 MR David Marshall (Cairnhill) will ask the Chief Secretary at the next Legislative Assembly meeting on Jan. 9 to consider amendments to the Colony s Banishment Ordinance Mr. R. Jumabhoy Ayer) will ask the Minister for Commerce and Industry whether rice trading will be made free and
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      518 6 i ruling party, the People's United F: I headed by Premier Solomon Dias Bandaranaike, after a six-month tenure m office, has had its grip on the people loosened. His policies, under pressure from Buddhist monks and leaders, are no longer being accepted and the cracks m
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      Lock icon Finding A Haven
      381 6 r j r the ages human beings had moved from place to place m search of iood and better shelter, to escape political oppression, the ravages of wars, religious persecution, and for many other reasons. During the last twenty years millions had perished m wars and at
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    Lock icon WARNING BY (SHAPE) SUPREMO
    733 6 'The advance m destructive power of nuclear weapons has increased rather than diminished the need for a human barrier to defend Western Europe...' Gen. Norstad, Supreme Commander of Allied Forces m Europe. Nora Beloff reports from Paris GENERAL Lauris Norstad, Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces
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    Lock icon INDONESIA'S SYMPATHY FOR HUNGARY
    259 6 INDONESIA'S SYMPATHY FOR HUNGARY JAK II w rill Indonesian Press has I began ke tarn Itsattentfon from i -MX the situation m Hangar] The independent l IMES Ol INDONESIA paMished s k»a| lettei last ireefc Xtmm Haagartaa refagec la Amsterdam giving details gl Battel hrut.ility m Budapest, and Hie Muslim
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    15 6 j "ihc pircels IN mme but it's not the husband I started shopping with!"
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      249 6 Jaafar Still UMNO Member Sir; I am m entire igreemnil with your ens respondent "P r tivin's views as e\pressed m tire Singapore Standard of the llth December. It was most Impolitic, i>nw ise and untactful cd' the T 11 ti k 11 to say thai be would inn yo
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      123 6 Sir; The spokesman for the Federal Establishment Office said that if the teachers* demand for promotion to Division II were accepted, a similar claim would be made by clerks with the same qualification the School Certificate. One wonders at the logic of this statement. If thee wish to
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      262 6 Sir; Aitcr World War II there was an acute shortage of teachers. Persons with the necessary qualifications gave their services ungrudgingly to the noble profession although the salary scale at that time was not attractive. It was later that the salary scales were revised. Jobs with better
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      105 6 Sir; Iri an article headlined 'Local Boys Make Good as Planters' m the Singapore Standard of Bee. 13 appears the following paragraph; "The tir.A two yean ol the probationary training are confined to the Rubber Institute m Koala Lumpur where they receive thorough basic theory on the rubber
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      69 6 Sir; For some time now the Singapore Telephone Board has been laying cables m Serangoon Garden Estate. Treachei dvi have '^ccn haphazardly fl led up with red earth sites completion of the work. Due to tne recent heavy rains the red earth has been washed away and the
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    98 7 GERMANY'S two powerful s.iiv igt ;.\!t. Energie left and .aadaaer" lefl thru lirst Sue/ M<M k-hip. a hopper, of v hi< h the smoke st.v ks .m l( tarn from Port Said H.uhour lln ierman B_JaS v, i 1 originally chartered bj the British
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    90 7 Don t Lei It" Happen Again LONDON, I><; _P) Russia last night accused American jets of making reconnaissance flights iw the big Soviet n.i\ ll base of Vladivostok tho iaji ago and waned against a *'r* i m cow Radio disclosed that a stiff
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    104 7 19 Die In Train Smash I^TAGUASCO. Cuba. Dec. 17 'X M P) Two speeding pas\W :^er trains collided headnear this central Cuban provincial town early today In a wreck that killed 19 persons and Injured 18. Officials suspected sabotage. wrongly-set switch believed to have been thrown by anti-government saboteurs threw
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    47 7 mmj \LLETTA. Malta. Dec. 17. (AP) A new Anglo-French fleet of salvage vessels was g at a durir weekend, apparently awaiting assignment to the Suez Canal clearance operation The strength of the fleet was y disclosed, but reliable estimates put it at 10 Ships
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    68 7 "Fine weather and good visibility prevailed m the area, precluding the possibility that the pilots lost their way," the Soviet note said. The Soviet Government deems it necessary to state that In the event of a recurrence of the violation of the air space of the U.S. S.R.
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    65 7 WELLINGTON, Dec. 17. (Reuter)— The Duke of Edinburgh has arrived at Christchurch after a five-and-a-half hour flight from Norfolk Island. He was welcomed back to New Zealand by the Prime Minister. Mr. Sidney Holland, and other officials and on most of the route trom the
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    143 7 WASHINGTON, Dec. 17, (AP) Gen. Alfred If. Gruenther indicated yesterday he believes any concerted Russian military move into Western Europe should be met with nuclear weapons, regardless of whether the Russians used them Gruenther, retiring commander of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), was asked
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    89 7 Arrested On Treason Charge CAPETOWN. Dec. 17. (Reuter) Doctor H.M. Moosa. Johannesburg medical practitioner and former secretary be South African Indian Congress, was arrested here •^rday on a charge of high treason as he was about to attend the wedding of his sister-in-law. Dr. Moosa was arrested by Special Branch
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      30 7 LONDON. Dee. 17 (UP)— Three former attorneys general of Britain have offered to detend Hungarian rebel leaders m the "purge" trials begun ty the puppet government m Budapest.
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      25 7 MANILA. Dec. 17 (UP)— Aircraft from six nations staged a mammoth air show here yesterday to usher m the nation-wide Philippine /.vistion Week
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      34 7 Paris. Dec. il (UP)— ltaly and Austria will establish I joint commission soon to pave the way for a mutual settlement of their red-hot SouthTyrol dispute, high diplomatic sources said here yesterday.
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      45 7 TF.L AVIV, Israel. Dee. IT (AP) Several thousand members of the militant Herut (Freeaom) Party staged a mass demonstration m downtown Tel Aviv last night m protest at withdrawal of Israeli force? from the Sinai Peninsula and any pullout from the Gaza strip
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      31 7 WASHINGTON. Dec. 17 (Reuter)— The United Stales [time Commission announced yesterday tentative approval of private company proposals to build 27 new tankers and two bulk carriers m American shipyards.
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      27 7 SAIGON. Dec. 17 (AP)— Fifty thousand Vietnamese women gathered yesterday morning m front of Saison's Town Hall to proclaim their solidarity with Hungarian women.
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      26 7 ICE. Dec. 17 (AP) Port officials m Venice said yesterday that the Italian Ashing vessel "San Pio X" has been seized by Yugoslav authorities
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      34 7 KOBE. Japan. Dec. 11 Japan's floating fair, thc ho Maru. which will visit Singapore and other SouthEast Asian ports, steamed out of the Kobe harbour yesterday amidst cheers of some 700 well-wishers.
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      22 7 ALGIERS, Dec. 17 (AP) Twenty-nine Algerian rebels were killed m mop-up operations m Algeria over the past 24 hours.
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      35 7 WASHINGTON. Dec. 17. —Sen. Hubert Humphrey (Democrat Minnesota) said yesterday the western allies "should show more imagination and initiative" m pressing for reunification of "Germany and withdrawal of Soviet troops from Eastern Europe.
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      37 7 .TER' Israeli Sector. Dec. 17 (AP)— The skeleton remains of a Paeleolithic Man. more than 50.000 years old, have been discovered by a Herbrew University archcological expedition m a cave at Kebarah., south of Haifa.
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      40 7 ALGIERS. Dec. 17 (AP) A six-year-old boy was killed last night and 14 persons were wounded when a terrorist hurled a hand grenade into packed movie theatre. He was lynched on the spot by a hysterical mob.
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      43 7 MUNSAN, Korea, Dee. 17 (AP) A fire, for the second time m less than two months, destroyed some 50 to 70 houses and about 400 people were eft homeless m this village, the U.N. Command military Armistice Commissioner Headquarters announced today.
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      41 7 PARIS. Dec. 17 (AP)— Gen. Rene Cogny, who commanded French ground forces m Vietnam, announced yesterday is starting legal action Sgainst General Henri Navarre and the publishers of his book. "The Agony m Indochina", claiming the book "implicates him."
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    32 7 THE first 2.onn British troops to return home from Port Said following the AngloFrench decision to withdraw from Egypt reached Southampton last night m the 12.--500-ton transport Dilwara. Reuter
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    124 7 Britain May Take PoWs Out If... PORT SAID. Egypt. Dec. 17 (UP) Allied forces commander Lt.-Gen. Sir Hugh Stockwell hinted today that British troops may take Egyptian prisoners out of pt with them if a kidnapped British officer is not returned by withdrawal time. The General said the L. tian
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    70 7 NEW YORK, Dee. 17 (Renter) The Soviet Union said today it would accent no increase m the strength of the United Nations Security Council unless Communist China was admitted to tne World Organization. Mr. Vasily Kuznetsov. the Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister, told the General Assembly that
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    67 7 CANBERRA. Dec. 17 (Reuter) Air Vice-Marshal F. R. W. Schergcr will SUCCe< d Air Marshal Sir John McCauley as Chirf nt Air Stan of the Royal Australian Air Force next March, it wasannounced here today. Scherger. 52. who ls z qualified jet pilot, will be promoted
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    209 7 PLENTY OF PETROL BUT NO CUSTOMERS IN U.K LONDON. Dec. 17, (Reuter) Filling stations all over Britain, closed or marked "sold out" all yesterday, were open and full of peircl again at midnight as petrol rationing returned to the country after six years. Garage reports this morning of p.enty of
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    234 7 150,000 HUNGARIAN REFUGEES NEED HELP PARIS, Dec. 17, (IP)— The 15 nation Council oi Lurope drum MMerdav that Russia withdraw all her troops from Hungary under lnited Nations supervision immediately. Foreign Ministers of tne Council s member states also requested the Kremlin to permit the
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    72 7 WASHINGTON. Dec. 17 (UP> A group of United States citizens urscd yesterday that the Western nations prevent Soviet domination of the Middle East even at thp risk of war. The group consisted of some of the members of the international committee of the National Planning sociation.
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    224 7 NEW HUNGARIAN DEMAND BUDAPEST, Dee. 17— Defiant Hungarians demanded lodav that Polish toeeft tic brought m to replace the Russian army of occupation. The demands appeared on posters plastered on walls ol buildings all over Budapest It was the only way the fighters for freedom
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    110 7 11 Killed When Car Rams Train PHOENIX. Arizona, Dee. IT (UP) Eleven persons were kided today when their car rammed into the Chicagobound Southern Pacific Golden State Limited passenger train, police reported. A baby girl was critically injured. None of the passengers on the train was injured, and a Southern
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    37 7 THE Awami League, the party of Mr. H. S. Sun riy. Prime Minister of Pakistan, won five out of the seven scats m the East Pakistan Provincial Assembly by-elec-tions when the results were declared yesterday.— Reuter
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    152 7 BAGHDAD. Iraq. Dee. 17 (AP) Against bitter opposition from certain other Arab states and Soviet Ruslla. Premier Nuri As Said asserted last ni_ht Iraq will stay m the Baghdad Pact. In an 11.000-word address prepared for delivery over Baghdad Radio the Iraq leader
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    99 7 Call For Immediate All-Nation UN Force NEW WW. Dec. 17. (AP) immediate forssstioa of a ions represented terday. by Carles P. Roaiulo. Philippine ambassador te the United States Organization of such a force Might pave the v. arms cont: r> ion youth forum programme "The police force must he hat
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    95 7 Tito May Visit US: Report WASHINGTON. Dec. 17 (Reuter)— President Tito of Yugoslavia may be invited to visit the United States next year, diplomatic sources said last night. They added that such s visit had been under serious consideration for some time, but knew of no plans tor such a
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    253 8 'Obliged Friends: It Costs Him $400 IPOH. Mon.— A Government audit clerk, N. Tharmalingam who "obliged" his friends by sending them home m a car at a.m. on Dec. 16, after a dance at the Majestic Hotel here, was today fined $400 by Magistrate. Chc Abdul Kadir bin Yusof. Tharmalingam
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    308 8 MOTHERS ahildren. relatives and friends of 55 prisons, charged with unlawful assembly m the Singapore Factory and Shop Workers' Union premises m Bukit Timah Road on Oct. 27. packed the Filth District Court to capacity before the Court sat yesterday. A large number of others,
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    51 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Squatters m Lower Kovil Road, who were recently evicted with police help, will be paid a compensation of $50 for every house demolished Chairman of the Squatters' Committee, Mr. V. A. Nair told the Standard that he saw the owners who agreed to pay the
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    82 8 THE CONTRASTING LOVELINESS OF CHINA, ANCIENT AND MODERN A COITLE m modern style dress were married last Saturday m Kuala Lumpur, against a colourful background of embroidered ceremonial wedding dresses of old China worn by thc bride's mother and aunts. The bridegroom is Singapore Standard Cameraman Yong Poh Seong, and
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    118 8 'Ghost Kampongs May Return To Life MONEY IS THE PROBLEM KUANTAN, Mon.— "GHOST KAMPONGS" CREATED BY THE EMERGENCY MAY GET A NEW LEASE OF LIFE IF EFFORTS TO RAISE A LOAN FROM THE FEDERATION GOVERNMENT FOR THEIR REHABILITATION MEET WITH SUCCESS. Pahang State Government has already started negotiations for the
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    165 8 He said the people were regrouped early m the Emergency to stop Communist infiltration, and his government was not sure it would be wise to rehabilitate the border kampongs until the Emergency m Johore improved. It was his government's aim to turn the kampongs into model ones, with
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    131 8 THE lamily of Lily Chan Pui Chee. a cabaret girl, has n up all hope of ever finding her. Last night the family held a service at a "Death House" m Sago Street and offered prayeri to appease her spirit. Lily was one of two
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    87 8 FURTHER donation?, delayed m transit, to the Singapore Standard Xmas Cheer were received yesterday. 1 amounted to $63 from the -ol> lowing R Rajasingam, Police Di I Slim River, Perak ?20; Bri 5 Uynettc and Irene Choy. gapore S.r, Mr. 11 W. Hahnigam. Johore Bahru $10;
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    178 8 Bond For Inspector In Gun Incident IPOH, Mon. Twe: five-year old Police Inspector Ramadass of Sungei Siput was today found guilty by Magistrate, In-A che Abdul Kadir b; W Yusof on a charge of behaving m a disorderly manner while carrying a revolver. The Magistrate, however, disced Ramadass without recording
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    170 8 THE JOY OF XMAS FATHER Christina* \< a _re( t-d with shouts of "Mummy, Santa is here," when he arrived al the Singapore Cold Storage, at Orchard Road, yesterday Thc excited children had waited for Santa impatiently for a lons time Santa's red face sent
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    53 9 BUTTERWORTH. Hon. Che Moosa bin Haji Abdullah. a Justice of the Peace of Kedah. plea- by letbefore Inche Hassan bin Hussam m the magistrate's court here today to a charge Of driving a car without reasonable consideration for ig the road. Che Moosa was fined $mOor
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    258 9 Horiuchi (Shipwrecked Five Times) Says Lt. Ba Thaw A Man Of Remarkable Spirit' THE Chief Officer of the Japanese freighter, Esan Maru. which rescued 10 of the shipwrecked crew of the Burmese gunboat, yesterday described the captain of the stricken vessel, Lt. Ba Thaw as 'a man with a very
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    53 9 Standardpic SIR CiOIHKr 1S( chairman of Cable :md Wireless Ltd. (centrol r \nmines some of the new equipment installed In the re-ergaatsed telegraph office m Sincapore yesterday At right is thp Minister for Works and Communications, Mr Francis Thomas Al lefl is M- fit Baker. visional
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    270 9 Big Govt. Administrative Reshuffle Next Month RADICAL CHANGES WILL AFFECT 82 DEPARTMENTS RADICAL changes arc expected m all the 82 department, m thc Singapore Government from the beginning of next year as the result ot the joint survey now being conducted by the government and its staff side. The survey,
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    187 9 Police Opened Fire To Save Themselves Naval Base Man Was Shot Dead A Singapore Police Inspector told the Coroner. Mr. K.T. Alexander yesterday, that he and his patrol were forced to open fire on a mob of 500 rioters to save themselves from being killed. He was Inspector Lim Cheng
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    46 9 SINCAFOKI S Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, was creeled by Colony teachers when he arrived at th«» Bangkok Airport last uerk nn his way to London to have discussions with the Colonial Secretary. Thp teachers an on a tour of Thailand and Cambodia.
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    78 9 2,000 Miles In Quest Of Knowledge A MA: 'udent. Mohamed Nor Yaacob, recently made a 2.000-mile trip through a large area of the State Queensland for an "on-the-spot" knowledge m forestry workMohamed Nor was among 31 other students from North Borneo. Burma. New Zealand, the United States. Ethiopia and various
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    314 9 Colony's Cable Service To Be One Of Worlds Most Modern SIR GODFREY OPENS NEW $280,000 OFFICE [XGAPORE'S hl« emitting station will shortly become one of the best and mo>t modern m the world, according to Sir (iixifrev Ince, chairman of Cable wm W i elcxs Ltd. Sir Godfrey said this
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    97 9 Chung Ling Action: Mon. The of the Labour Party of Malaya, at a meeting here last night, decided to ask the government to appoint an independent i miss inqu ncident at the Chu- High SchO' Pen In a statement issued today, the party said that
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    34 9 The General Council of the Singapore Labour Front has sent a cable to the Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, m London expressing its full support for his quest for Merdeka
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    28 9 A PEDESTRIAN. Eric Yap. was he'd up at knife-point at Tions; Bahru Road. Singapore. on Sunday night and was robbed of his watch wnrth S.tO
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    149 9 BLOSSOM SHEK, Shanghai born. w h o learnt billet at Sadlcrs Wells School, will once more dance before Colony public this time at an -ning of Ballet" to be presented by the Singapore Musical Society at the Badminton Hall on Friday at 8.30 p.m.
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    37 9 BUTTERWORTH. Mon. Dr. Scvaram Chakravarthv Public Health Officer of central Kedah. was fined $50 or one month's imprisonment today on a charge of exceeding the >need limit of 30 mph at KamGajah on Nov. 9.
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    98 9 PENANG, Mon. As a result of negotiations carried out m the Labour Department here. ment has been reached on submitted by of Printing Worker* affecting workers m n local printine press _m Penang. All the claims, except the one relating to wages, were settled a
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    47 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Salleh bin Mojok, a teacher m a Malay school, who was convicted m the Magistrate's Court. Mersing, for giving false information to the Police, had his appeal against the conviction dismissed m the High Court today by Mr. Justice Buhagair.
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    96 9 PENANG. Mon. An Indian youth broke into his brother-in-law's house and stole cash and jewellery amounting to $895 "out of spite." the Sessions Court was told today. Thanimalai, 19. was sentenced one year m the .Muar Training Youth Centre, after a guilty to a charge
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    96 9 Xmas Treat For 1500 Children MORE than 1,500 underprivileged children from orphanages and homes run by the Social Welfare Department will be given a film show and a Christmas treat by the Singapore Apex Club at the Odeon Theatre tomorrow at 8.30 p.m. In addition, the children will receive biscuits,
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    121 9 CEYLON AIR FORCE MEN FLY IN FOR ANNUAL RE-UNION FOUR Ceylon Air Force officers, former cadets of the Royal Air Force College at Cranwell, England, were specially flown to Singapore by the R.A.F. here to attend a re-union dinner at Changi last night The eighth annual re-union dinner of the
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    59 9 SOUTH-] a Manager for Qantas. Mr. A T. I held on Sunday, the first of the Christmas parties this year foi the staff and friends of Qantas At his house m Foster enu the senior staff of Qantas at Sir On Friday, three separata parties
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    222 10 Rapid Advances Seen In Cable Wireless Links PENANG, Mon. Rapid advancement is taking place m the field of telecommunications all over the world, both m the improvement m cables and m the development of wireless. This was stated by S.r Cable Wireless, to the I S'.r Godfrey, who came S
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    122 10 OSBOKNi: AND II UTI L ■I lpoh report the following dn idend annnuni ement>: I IB KINTA TIN MINTS LTD: lourth interim dividend ol 'AA for the year ending SU_L5€, payable m Lnsland on 29.12LM to shareholders registered on TANJONG UN MtEDGINd LTD: Idiuth interim dn idend of
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    294 10 TIIL' chairman of Lcdanq Balm. Ltd., Sir Andrew Mcl-adyean nan that the prolit for tlie year hefore taxation at £87,200 which exceeded the figure for thc previous year -K'-.JIS). wa.s the second highest m the company's 25 years' hist()['\ The satisfactory position
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    28 10 I PAINT reeea_eli ir ite ha.s been started :i the Netherlands m whic! :::an aiacturers anc painters take Dart. Godfrey Ince. chairman of Standard here today.
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    85 10 CHINA was Malaya's fourth biggest buyer of ribbed smoked sheet rubber m Norember, with an offtake of s. Tur I tons out of a total of 53.96. tons, according to statistics. Britain bought 12.723 tons. Japan 8.507 tons and America 6,256 tons. Total
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    140 10 Rubber Rises 1 3 4 c. SINGAPORE rubber prices yetterdaj closed quiet at li cents above Saturday, first grade January shipment being quoted $1,121 Per lb. The market opened slightly higher at 11.12] per lb. on improved overseas overnight prices. Quotations moved between 11.121 and $1,111 during the morning and
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    65 10 LATEX shipments from Malaya daring November imountcd to 8.730 ton.-. -ringing the total for the 11 months to 83.741 Urns '99.616 ;ons for the same period oi .he pa.-t year). Of the last month's exports. 2.622 tons went to the Jnited Kingdom (24.176 tons 'or the
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    17 10 JOHAN Tm November tin ore output was 183.84 picul?. resulting m a tribute of 16.24.
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    98 10 M v.LAYAN Ezdianga Banks '-iation's changes m its HI merchants yesterday wererNew York: buying. T.T. B 11/16. O.D. 32 13/16. S3 1/16 credit bills. 33i trade bills. Canada: buying, T.T. 31 7/16. O.D. SI 9/16 90 days 31 7/8 credit bills, 31 15/16 trade bills. s oinc T.T.
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    134 10 OITFK BOAOS i. San Carlos, Barito. Osambaur. Sibigo, Steel or. Lucky Carrier, Call. Rhodesia. North Star. IWIK ROADS Teck ew Coronation. Derdang. Sri Trengganu. Giang Sumpitan. Lasem, Pangkor. _aavindr. Landak. Loh Sic Lee. Mahathevi. Van Den Brock. rong Nam. Akashima Mr.ru. Sin Hong Ho, Aik Hin. Rawang.
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    169 10 A N] BriUsb tractor, citable for operation m the ropics has made its appearince on the U.K. market. Produced by the David Brown GrouD and known as he "900" it is fitted with i mtm traction control unit, i hydraulic device enablinf tra "or to
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    85 10 Ml* A. Racine, managing director of Enicar Watch Factory of Switzerland, was ftted at a dinner given by the local distributors, Enicar Watch Co., Singapore, at the Tai Thong Restaurant, last fc Tha executive, who is paying a visit to iymm viarket, is seen m the cc
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    127 10 fleet it ■>'<: a im.Mi Ol 103.2011.1MM1 19 .">♦.. according to figures released m V York <* Sunria\ b\ Lb of shipping statistical tables Lloyd's says tl rt figure marks an increase of 4.632.000 tons ov« r The report include, of 100 gross tons and The fleet
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    232 10 Sea Travel To Europe Still Popular DESPITE LONGER ROUTE ACCOMMODATION m ships leaving Singapore for Europe is reported to be fully taken up for months to tome, despite the increase m fares via the Cape route. Spokesmen of leading travel agencies m Singapore told the Standard that there seemed to
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    154 10 AUSTRAL Malay Tia I s annual report for the year ended June 30, I j 1956. says certain invc gallons were made Australia and rights prospect some areas h. Jl( been submitted to tnP Mines Department. In Malaya, testing of two areas m Perak
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    152 10 MALAY W nrebroke- terday reported the following business done: Alex Bricks prefs $1.60 overnight; 88. Pot. 49/9; F. leorgel twn Disp. -2 20: Hammer cI 22 Cement Collieries $104, $1.0:5: -237.: Robinson ords. 51.65. $1.66; Sime Darby Cold Storage $1.52.: Straits rraders $26.: Strait? Steamship 515 overnight;
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    152 10 THE share market was quietly steady m all sections •rday. according to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association. Price ehann I announced by the A..- 'iatinn were: 1X1)1 STRI MS Buyers Sellers Alex Bricks: Pref 1.60 Fra.-er Neave: Ords US 2.30 n Disp. 2 17 Goodwood Park 1.25 i.:;o
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    97 10 I Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon dosing prices per picul veslerday were: Copra, Dec. $274 buyers. sellers: coconut oil i n bulk M2J sellers; in drums S46J sellers, Muntok white pepper sellers. Sarawak white $120 sellers. Special SarawaK black $84 sellers. Singapore Copra Association closing prices yesterday: Straits
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    206 13 Shirley Given No. 1 Tennis Ranking D 1 a- p. on Shirlev June Fry. the only tennis player who del ited Althea Gibson all season. yesterday was given the No. 1 ranking m American tennis for 1956 with Miss Gibson second. These two players— 29 years old dominated r. and
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    240 13 ■I i hoirm Dee. II UP Vustralian D.i\i^ (up nonpl.iying captain H.irr\ Hipman says Australia should I lie Da\ iv «up challenge ■>i tne matches to nil. Writing m I Melbfl Sun on Sunday mor: arc. Hopman says the American team is the weakest of the
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    43 13 The American 4 x 100 M tm rr.'."/ Ira--- atttk their gold rnca'a'a aftOT v- mrn<j thc at* W a netu world record tmma ti IM WC* Ftom le/t to r r A: LcamonKing, Bobby Morrow, Thane XOT a nd Ira Murchison.— A.P.
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    47 13 RANGOON. Dec. 16 (Reuter) Britain's Olympic soccer team coasted to a comfortable 2-0 win over a selected Burma side here today, scoring m each half. The visitors were easily the superior side m all departments and gave an attractive disday of passing and swift approach
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    85 13 BOURNE, Dec. 17 (Heater) At Kooyong courts this afternoon Ken Rosewall made a ting recovery to win <" a'ian singles title from Lea Hoad. Ron had lighl stopped pUtJ on Saturday Hoad held the advantage by two sets to one. but this nfternoon Rosewall p I splendid tennis
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    297 13 SUBSTITUTES PLAN SLUNG OUT BY FA. DIOPFGKFMG,LFMV Man Who Knows ThentAllg^g LONDON, Dec. 17. NO substitutes! That h\ the emphatic decision ofj the Football Association. Their Council had the chance to make Hire the fan gel. his money s WOrth. And they threw it away. They mrntm considering a ailtee's
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    226 13 All Malayans Need Is Proper Coaching SEREMBAN, Mon.— Mr. Lim Kee Sionjj JP vicepresident of the Football Association of Malaya who ha.s returned after attending the Olympic Games as the sole representative of soccer m this country today m an exclusive interview j expressed the need for better co-operation from
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    85 13 SETH OUSTS NATEKAR new delhi. Dee. If (Renter) t. N. Seth. of Uttar Pradesh, retained the men.: singles title m the Indian National Badminton championships, beating Nandu Natekar. of Bombay. 13-15. 15-11. 18-14 m a grim 85--minute final here today. Natekar won the title tn 1953 and 1054 but did
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    91 13 GURUDWARA CUP KUALA LUMPUR, Hon. For the first time m the ■<■ ies, eight State 'ill be taking part m thc annual All-Malay-an Sikhs hockey tournament bare for the Gurudwara Cup from December 29 to January I. The Competition Committee nf tne Malayan Sikhs Sports Council
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    229 14 'Pakistan Has Every Reason To Be Proud Of Her Olympians' \i IHOI (.11 Pakistan ha.s only a silver medal to Show iroin the OUmpii-s. -he has done extremely well a.-..: i-<m tn ht proud of her Olympian-. This opinion was expressed by Mr. Anwerali, Pakistan's Chef de Mission, on arrival
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    151 14 Our Marksmen Return With A Lesson Learnt BITING cold. dust\ breezes and unfamiliar continental t\pe traps, were anion- the many handicaps encountered h\ the Federation's Olympic marksmen timed bj Q ml is Airways Noterdav. Team manager. Mr S. M. Yong. told the Standard That the continental trap from which the
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    55 14 Eddy Will Tour Europe 1 PP. i ha.s C r l.a-I t.» l-l aII to 1, ut m the irst „t the !,-t six v.-us h h,s .tKIxMU I London but ht takes i,,, I last eaamtnatten this I! r an.n- to Put.h. >„- „m.| s,„tush < p n u
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    63 14 pi I Moo.— apt. Linr a popular sports veteran, will be among the 153 competitors wh< take part m the cross channel swim on Jan. 6 m connection with the Municipal Centenary festival. Four women are an ti| the competitors for the channel .swim
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    219 14 PENANC Mon.— A postmortem on the Eoonjj SeiKi- t up badminton tin 1 1 between Penang and lYrak ru opinion that Malaya toda\ is Hfltrin- irmn i dearth m tep-d„.s> >ounsj pla\er>. The final was supposed tohave brought together the leading badminton teams and
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    23 14 PETER Bro:herton. 25-Kar-old captain of the British cam at the Olympic turned professional. it wa.s announced m Melbourne yesterday. A.P.
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    61 14 S. AFRICA TEST TEAM DURBAN Dec. it (Sealer) South Africa's train let Urn Unl Ttrnt against i iiai.tn.!. beg£su-ta-f at Jeksnnesbari on December 21. will he: D.J Mt(.lcu U.ipUin). I I (.od. lard. 111! I.ndcan. II i Keith, C. ran RynereM, A I.ivh.r I MB Waitc, R Mi Le m
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    34 14 KUAI A LUMPUR, Mon. The Poppy Day Cup match between the S.C.R.C. League and Cup champion, and the 'Ri will be plavcd tomorrow a! the T.P.C.A. ground. Kick-off at p.m.
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    209 14 Flowers From Cecilia Co. For Indians VIPL'R. Mon. men badminton 'ambassadors', the first ever to make these shlanded at the Federation's capital today The President of the Badminton ition of Malaya, Mr. Jleah Joo S was there to give his warm pertings. I Mr. Lee Kok Chee. Pre dent of
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    373 14  -  KEN TOFT I rrrr President Arrives In Singapore And Says. OLYMPIC FINAL WAS I WORST EVER' By THE Standard of world hockey has deteriorated. This frank admission was made by no less an authority than the President of the International Hockey Federation, Mr. Quarles van
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    138 14 Hock Siew Is Surveys B'ton Champ THE following were the re suits of the 6th Annual Bad minton Tournament of tht Singapore Survey Departmem held at the Singapore Badminton Association Hall Open singles finalr Chi Hock Siew beat L Liarr I) (15-9); Oprndmiblrstin.il Cheong Hock Siew and R. A. a(
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    84 14 TOKYO. Dee. 17 iAP) Japan m I U ced today to besin preparation, immediately for the Intrrnata Olympics Committee's 1958 meeting here if it hopes' [OC a chance to hold the 1964 Olympics m Japan. Erik von Frcnckell. chairman of the Olympic Games mizing Committee
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    188 14 PENANG, ."Mon.— A scheme for the training ol a luttire State football team is being launched by the lootball Association of Penang, the Hon. Secretary. Mr. Tan Teik Kiong. said today. llicsr "trainees will be selected trom those boys between the ;u'es of IS and 10
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    439 14  -  BILL FUNK /Wolters tells all) COLONY WATERPOLOISTS/ siS£s3^ *a-w"— J V LACK TEAM SPIRIT, YESTERDAYS v >»«-»i_ l v u wl __»A,A_M_r ctPiDY AT fjfi""oj B> A MONTH ago, the Colony's sporting public were quite optimistic, about the bright prospects of Singapon Olympians at the Melbourne
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    40 14 KUALA LUMPI Et, Mon The All Sumatra Indians touring hockey team of seven officiala a23 players will i m Kuala Lumpur on Deaemn ber 27 v They will play six matches d m all
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    42 14 TELUK ANSON Mon. The Dow Recreation Club s deleatcd the Town Council p the current league c__ampions. by a solitary goal ln the Lower Perak hockey I knockout competition. I Joharl rated the only gog] five minutes from the end
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    37 14 t PENAN.; Mon. Penang i Port Commission R.C.. Victory i 1 Cup champions, will meet the B aarol Alum Football Club. FAP champions, m a friei soccer match on the Municipal Stadium here on Thun
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    188 14 Xl ALA Ll MPI'R. .Mon -In nm matches seen on the padang here thi mmmih Club beat 2nd Battalion Royal Australian Raiment by 18 points (three goals. tr\ t<> 11 j>oints (goal, tries). It was a fine match with plenty of thrills- Selangor Club's energetic
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        101 1 mgot^^ *^-i-fc-^^ c!___^F WISHES ITS READERS J^ V -_rt ;3C?ViJr*^, _L I _r v <'vS x > I#f^ _x 7 I 'r"" (li (li *?f*^- />*^^= >^ 1 Jj jJ I Wt /ifO #_lT^_/fV THERE HAVE BEEN 73 &^mW,^y9^ is a vw rill _B O y-'__7jß_r:\ x- _^"^'«K«^-^- Arr^trd W^trr-,
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      1165 3  -  Rt. Hon. EARL JOWITT, P.C. Christmas Calls insistently for Goodwill WITH BLESSINGS COUNTED AND GRIEVANCES FORGOTTEN LORD JOWITT. who writes here on the message of Christmas to mankind, knows intimately both the message and mankind. Still widely remembered as Sir William Jowitt, the
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      639 4  - Over $17.000.000 Spent Oh X'mas Cards Wilfred Altman By TT was the Christmas of tne century, tney saia oi last year's festive season. mm Mm have never known a a buying spree like it An ion pound-notes had to be issued by the Bank of England at the very last
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      139 5  - pennytop's Christmas Tree Violet M. Williams by 1 Ie elf, bustled round the kitchen making all 1 me USUai extiting (Mst-MMI preparali.ui>. IViinvtop, hi> triend. bustled too, but he did not seem to rung done. At l.i>t Pip spoke to him m a i-perated voice. the twentieth time, Pennvtop, will
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      181 5 Magic Liquid PIP went off sadly, leaving Pennytop starting glumly at the drooping tree The elves loved a Christmas tree and it was all Pennytop's fault that they would not have one this year. Suddenly, Pennyremembered some magic garden fertiliser that their friend, thr Woman, had given them. •he flowers
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      773 9  -  NORMAN HILLSON &.&.:&•>&.&.& By^^^^^^ Christmas customs are very old kissing under the rr. stletoe, eating plum-pud-ding and mince-pies, decorating the home with holy and mistletoe. But -alia has established a tradition which, although it is not yet twer. bi old, has it the imagination II ions. Indeed,
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      278 13 Legend of St. Nicholas Of Myra CANTA Claus takes pride of place on Christmas Eve because of a certain Saint Nicholas, the BLshop of Myra. m Asia Minor. Nicholas was one of the kindliest of men. His jfreat heart, his selflessness anri his generosity, endeared him to the rough fisherman
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      261 13 VET it is a fact that m the olden days snow used to fall at Christmas with unfailing regularity. Inceed. m 1860, the snow was so Ditterly cold that a horse was seen m Nottingham with icicles hanging irom its nostrils ai least three inches
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      2043 18  - Out- Of-The-Rut Entertainment Thai Will Baffle Your Christmastide Guests GEORGE ARMSTRONG \\.\\w\\\\\\\\> by (llditnr nf "The Mtstfir II ««rf"/ I r FHE ability to read another person's mind is, possibly, a gift that could lead to trouble, but there is no doubt at all that entertainers who apparently do this,
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      1208 19  - Christmas Decorations, Easily Made From Inexpensive Materials PETER D. CROSS by f"IVING your home a.:. .Tv Christmast ide look need not be an expensive business if you mike use of pie materials such tg old news papers, riper, old cardbeard and dU« irded bits and pieces. In a few hours
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      991 19 How comes the myth of a WHITE CHRISTMAS H-^Ey "I Mil I 'Ml SI 1 Ol: M M *\<'\N I I \Tl\lmm\m ju ;h i HUP IT TO Rl > \t 11.--\RIF TO Till IHI I\ I (TTOR s HUH To i 11 Mil !IM\! I WISH .^THOUGH a ''White"
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      121 20 *y m/ More than 100 children, mostly orphans, went to a Christmas party given for them by thi Royal Navy. It was held aboard the minesweeper Apollo m the Pool of London. And what a party! The youngsters shrieked with laughter as sailors wearing clown
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      659 20  - A SPECIAL PRESENT F.L.COOKSON I a Short story by Santa was tired of making promises to wide-eyed youngsters. He knew he couldn't keep them. Then along came a little girl with pigtails. DILL BRADSiiwv was clad of the thick white whiskers which now concealed the greater part of his face.
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      763 21  - HAPPY CHRISTMAS on the SKYWAY Janet Grey Britain's Air Lines Will Be In Festive Mood '>.'/ rHRISTMAS crackling fires, the red and green and white of holly a nd mistletoe; child-.._;.•-r; Noels" carolling through the air; and high above the drone of an aircraft as, lights flash- crosses the stars,
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