The Singapore Free Press, 5 December 1951

Microfilm: NL3660
Total Pages: 28
1 24 The Singapore Free Press
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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press I«ARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA *jO6 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENT?
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    UK. ULTIMATUM TO EGYPTIANS
    388 1 0 killed or hurt in new Suez shooting CAIRO, Wednesday X MOTORIZED COLUMN of British droops clashed on the outskirts of Suez yesterday with Egyptian police and civilians,' and 15 Egyptians were killed and 29 wounded. Two British soldiers were wounded. It was the second bloody
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    Reds have developed New jet aircraft
    97 1 Reds have developed New jet aircraft n- by Kv rea, s Air- j i report if t Russi ary ire fes X N y to >i?n *V-»" -'M rvations h^' and E r. Da to- jr Moscow T ily. l_. Russians ?ingle »."s?d Air F h" as :z':. )omber a
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    W. Indies al! out for 290
    108 1 c. [NDIES ■t -i out seccr.ci Te^: in--5 iid^Ls: Ausiraiia at er gfe morning for 290 IMog the Australians Ka 136 for victory. Miri m ur. beat en at s^ofWes: Indies in- sr.:hr .:h 57. having carried '•'-^h: score from six. hQEEBOIRD Ifldws Ist
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    ANCIENT WHEAT
    7 1 Wheat- believed to be U.P.
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    Unaware is best bet
    66 1 ALLAN LEWIS, Free Press racing correspondent, gives Unaware, Nomad and Patechoux as his best bets at Ipoh today. Best outsiders are Batavia and Vaillaume. TRESPASSER Recommends Sea Dragon and Atom Age. PICTURE TIP* and today's course tips in Page 7. THE GOING is likely to be
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    VOLCANO BLAST CLAIMS 141 LIVES
    175 1 MANILA, Wed. OED CROSS officials ■■^said today that 141 charred bodies were recovered on Camiguin Island after an atomiclike blast from the volcanic Mt. Hibok-Hibok. The volcano erupted for the second time last night. It was feared thai the casualty list would mount. Rescue parties
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    Women bicker at U.N.
    76 1 PARIS, Wed. ENMITY between the Arab countries and Israel yesterday exploded in one of the most violent clashes so far at the sixth U.N. Assembly. The eruption came in the joint Economic and Social Committee of the Assembly where delegates heard one woman Arab delegate hurl
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    PLANE EXPLODES
    31 1 Six people aboard a United States navy two-engined plane were believed killed when their aircraft crashed and burst into flames in Florida yesterday after exploding 200 feet up.- Reuter
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    DARING RAID BY U.N. MARINES
    102 1 TOKYO, Wednesday. ORITISH and American Marines, on Monday night Two Commandos were wounded in the brief, almost hand-to-hand fight as the Marines struck at installations deep behind enemy lines. The Marines moved ashore in the spectacular strike to leave an undetermined numoer of Communist dead
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    RELEASE OUR AIRMEN-U.S.
    78 1 WASIiINGTpN. Wed. THE United Stales yesterday demanded that Hungary release the four American airmen whose plane was forced down in Hungary by Russian Planes on November 19. QtatP Department press officer 6 Mr Lincoln White, said that Mr. George Abbott. United States Charge J i Affaires at
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    Troops from Brazil
    29 1 Brazil expects to have an army division of 25,000 men ready in six months to be sent to Europe to join the United Nations forces- A.P.
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    Overated on-he changed
    117 1 Overated on- he changed AFTER a* brain operation a criminal seemed to have lost interest in crime, a psychiatrist, Dr. Barry Mulvanny told a suburban court In Melbourne. The aim of the operation, Dr Mulvanny said, was to free the man of his crimina? personality There was afrUdy a W
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    45 1 picture. The Malay Rulers leaving the Kuala Lumpur Residency yesterday after their talks with the Secretary of State for the Colonies. In the leading group are the Sultan of Pahang, the Yang di-Pertu/in Besar of Negri Sembilan and t.h» Suits* n of Kedah, Free Press
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    Bus kills 21 U.K. cadets
    316 1 CHATHAM, Wednesday. A BUS ploughed through the ranks of 30 marching Marine sea cadets last night and is believed to have killed at least 21 in one of Britain's worst road accidents. Police said the bodies of the dying and injured youths were stretched for
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    CHURCHILL WINS ON HOUSING
    120 1 CHURCHILL WINS ON HOUSING LONDON, Wed. A/TR. Churchill's Conservative Government last night won a victory by a majority of 22, over what he regarded as a virtual censure motion on his housing policy. The House of Commons, by 296 votes to 274 rejected an opposition attack on the government's proposal
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    ARCHBISHOP IS FREED
    75 1 Ansa, the Italian news agency, announced from Belgrade that Monsignor Alois Stepinac, Archbishop cf Zagreb, was freed from prison yesterday. Vatican sources said last night it had received no news concerning the reported release of Msgr. Stepinac who was arrested in 1946 for alleged war crimes. Ansa
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    BIRTHDAY VISIT
    19 1 Genera! Franco of Spain ypsterday received a group of visiting U.S. Congressmen on his 5(Kh birthday- U.P.
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    Lyttelton flies to Ipoh
    48 1 Lyttelton flies to Ipoh Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, flew to Ipoh this mornine. Pressmen accompanied him in a second R.A.F. plane. A.s a former chairman of Malay tin companies, Mr. Lyctelton knows the area well.
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    Soviets ready for A-bomb probe if
    210 1 Soviets ready for A-bomb probe if PARIS, Wed. THE Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. Andrei Vishinsky, yesterday said that his government was prepared to allow an inspection of Soviet atomic weapon plants immediately after the U.N. General Assembly had decided that all atomic weapons should be outlawed. Mr. Vishinsky made this
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    Outstanding Woman
    24 1 The Australian nurse, Sister Elizabeth Kenny, was named the outstanding woman of the year yesterday by the Parents League of America.— U.P.
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    Strange Sleep of the Three Airdrie girls
    939 2 fTfTjjrJyfSnl MUSIC HALE, ACT, OR I9ANGEROUS SCIENCE? ASKS J4CK GREENSLADE, TELLING THE BKOBY OF TH5,.... T«HE girls, all friends, x responded to an invitation to go on the stage and be hypnotised. That was on September 21. The first. 16-year-old Isa Cox, fell
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    A POWER FOR GOOD TODAY
    516 2 A POWER FOR GOOD TODAY GZfT?3!SSZ3I says the Singapore doctor is- It can be applied successfully in consulting room and operating theatre HYPNOTISM is an artificially induced state in which the mind responds to outside suggestion. The subject to be hypnotized is put into a comfortable position, sitting or reclining
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    'Ice wedges' of Arctic areas
    224 2 'Ice wedges of Arctic areas "TCE wedges." are notable features of Arctic land- scapes. Old prospectors used to call them "cemetery hummocks," becouse they looked so much like the grass-covered mounds over graves. That, In a sense, is what they are— but the corpses buried in them are corpses of
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      161 2 New Crossword No. 527 C'LLE2»: 2, 7, A moony sort of place 49;i)j 8. Green fetus tan»g.) <9>. Lace maker (4). 10. This to me is a herb (3>. 12. 8 makes this sage (5). 14, Householders are so scolded (5). 15. Joint that might be below (5). 16. One
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    JOHN RALPH CONTINUES HIS PROBE INTO THE 'DRUG' TRAFFIC IN BRITAIN
    1227 3 I 'raid' six dope dens in 12 hours n i\s o\ the lieabovi Ihc the train as ?^Aon -Liverpool north »«B&class com>;"ku: a dozen J^men sang and the rhythm aiitcase. ■••/"shed bark the \&*L parted 20 0B r Y
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      234 3 mdndrdKß Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press in Malaya I I II HEY. WILL YOU St GUYS SHUT UP? I I MANORtXE 5/6* At STO THE GUARD-] 1 1 USED I NEVER MIND HIM I —JL- I II J J L I'M TRYIM* TO SLEEP! r—Tl n#l4l<T t4l unnc c^
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY Dec. 5, 1951. Slow but sure
    403 4 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY Dec. 5, 1951. Slow but sure CLOW but sure. That is the pace at which the Secretary of State for Colonies expects victory to be won in Malaya's war upon Communist terror. In making this assessment of the Emergency outlook, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton shows a
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    A WISE MOVE
    148 4 MR Lyttleton's opening remarks on his arrival in Malaya have been construed both in London and In Kuala Lumpur as indicating that he is more concerned with the military than with the political front in the war against Communist terrorism If that does reflect the Minister's opinion
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    Don Iddon's Diary
    1008 4 Don Iddon's Diary NEW YORK: COME of my friends are wearing "I Like Ike" buttons in their lapels. Tens of thousands of these emblems are being made and soon there will be Eisenhower stickers for windscreens of motor-cars I saw the "We Want Willkie" wave start like this and I
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    women crooners are So shy
    484 4  -  FELIX By Latest 'Hits' WITH little less than three weeks to go before Radio Malaya begins broadcasting its new series of talentime competitions, the response from women crooners and instrumentalists is still very discouraging But, as in previous competitions, it is hoped that they will
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    Record Reviews
    424 4 Don" Symphonic IRELAND. "Mai Rhapsody. April, No. 1 of "Two pieces for the Pianoforte". Dr. John Ireland (piano) halle' Orchestra (Barbirolli) H.M.V. DB 9651/2. The British Council are to be congratulated on bringing to public notice another work which should have been recorded much earlier. "Mai Dun" besets
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    'It Is For The Public To Choose....'
    506 4 'It Is For The Public To Choose. SOCIETY-OR CHAMBER ENSEMBLE rpHE flagrant mis- statements concerning the Singapore Chamber Ensemble, published in last Wednesday's column, "Musical Topics'' by Presto, can be based only on an acute Ignorance of the actual facts, and indeed amount to a signal disservice to the cause
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    'GET RID OF HIM!
    182 4 >) IN editor of a newspaper should know better than to allow such vicious, ill-worded articles such as appeared on Wednesday, written by a fellow who not only has a grudge, but an intense hatred, of the Singapore Chamber Ensemble, even to get into print. I
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    Playing Standards Must Not Drop
    545 4 Playing Standards Must Not Drop PRESTO TO HIS CRITICS fUHEN I took as the theme of my notes last week, "Is the Singapore Chamber Ensemble really necessary*' I knew I was treading on delicate ground. As you can see from the two outspoken letters this week I trod on a
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      16 4 In 1952 LONCINES will TIME the WINTER OLYMPICS at OSLO. N. SENA, Ltd., Singapore. Penang Bangkok.
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      65 4 MUSIC DIARY THURSDAY Festival of Church Music, St. Andrews Cathedral, 5.30 p.m FRIDAY Gramophone recital, H.M.V. Studio. MacDonald House 6.30 p.m SUNDAY Recital by Leo Cherniavsky (violin) Victoria Hall, 8.45 p.m Tickets (from Robinsons) SI. $3 and $2. Festival of Church Music, St. Andrews Cathedral TUESDAY Christmas concert on records,
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  • FREE PRESS Christmas SUPPLEMENT
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      8 1 FREE PRESS Christmas SUPPLEMENT Wednesday, December 5, 1951
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      Gifts should have the personal touch
      867 1 Gifts should have the personal touch HARVEY DAY RECALLS SQME STRANGE AND WONDERFUL PRESENTS THAT ECCENTRIC PEOPLE HAVE GIVEN OTHERS FOR CHRISTMAS. gromattei ho* ()l(i ire, it you 5| the sest v will gel a I wlkn the post lD ds you .i n Christmas qi ire co I stmark
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      THE WAND OF THE SPECTRE
      555 1  -  FRANK A. KING Throughout the ages the mistletoe was regarded as sacred and was believed to possess magical properties which made it dangerous to pluck it by *J0 most people mistletoe is only associated with the time-honoured privilege of kissing the first maiden they can
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        212 1 IN THE OTHER PAGES STORIES Page Our Hangman's Christmas Party by Maxwell Hall 5 The Painting in the Window by Carl Lim 8 Guests of the Jungle Djin by Marian Wells 9 Lnkundoo, a tale of horror hv R L White 16 ARTICLbS Nothing up my Sleeve by Benson Du-Lay
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        52 1 Cmsj^-XiiAs Vlfe are ever ready 11 1 to help you solve jn Q the Problem of /v* what to* give this mFor the Gift* really appreciated ~S t%sfc\ let us be your guide HBBBBL SiSH SOUS LTB 26,RflFOES PLHCE. STPORE I. PHONE *****,***** J^ (House of Elegance /^T^w THE lEW
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      NOTHING UP MY SLEEVE!
      1365 2  -  Benson Du-Lay A famous stage magician teaches you how to perform a few simple conjuring tricks for your Christmas party. by **rjAN anybody do any conjuring tricks?" How often have you heard that question asked by the host at Christmas parties, and how seldom have you
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        261 2 COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON FROM THE BRITISH AMERICAN NEWS CO., For An Up-To-Date Range Of Presentation Books Lett's Collins And Walker Diaries. Christmas Cards. And A Variety Of Games And Useful Presents. 18, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE 1. PHONE ***** Mm BHfcO^s& j£==i MORNING. I p fl£§2/ NOON t NIGHT jfe
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        182 2 The modern wonder plastic uphoi^T J FABRICS FOR FURNITURE AUTO SeTtt£ I I B £>^~-Y BINOCUIftSS I 1 i^fnqfirnojnni, /w/// vtiun'tiUn K M I 1/ MEW CHINA OPTICAL CO EmCMMMMIIMIIIIII Illilllllllllllllllllllllllllii i />"^£ /fV /C^^v /f^ >e^ Va)> \ii^ V:^ >^ hastern l J ans Gown Shop Exclusive Model Evenim,
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      Christmas— so dear to our hearts
      671 3  - Christmas so dear to our hearts K. S. CHIA by N^ festival is so dear to the hearts ot so many peoples as Christmas. Here in Malaya, as each year rolls by, more and more people of all races and all religions are takm 2 to observing Christmas as a
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      AREN'T WE WONDERFUL
      503 3  -  W. J. Ross by IN recent years scientists have been devoting much of their time to the task of making known to us how really won derful we are. Their view is that most of us are totally unaware of what the human body is capable* of
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      Beside Seletar reservoir
      107 3  - Beside Seletar reservoir MARION WELLS by WATCHED a fleeting moment Beside those waters cool, And saw a soft transforming Of bush, and tree ana pool The sombre greys haa melted Into orange, reds, and pinks. And the hazy shadows darkened Into ebony on the brinks. The light that slowly stole
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      SPARE TIME BAND
      232 3 SPARE TIME BAND "COR nine constructive years the Brass Band of Britain's Post Office Cable and Wireless Section has provided Christmas entertainment for the patients of several well-known London Hospitals, and this year will see no break with tradition. The band, which now consists of thirty musicians, was formed in
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      Catering for the children's party
      1244 4  -  Marie Gough by FORTUNATE IS THE CHILD WHO HAS AN INGENIOUS MOTHER WITH AN IDEA TO THE ORIGINAL IN FOOD. IF you have a young family the odds are that you will give a children's party at Christmas. And fortunate, indeed, is the child with
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        231 4 Quality Gifts 8 F° r Christmas V M^ IN JEWELLERY I ;g lyfi^ SILVERWARE "Amongst Jewellery and Silverware Jfij which is now on display at our shop hJ Ss in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh. V* One is bound to find exactly what he *S$ or she is looking for"
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      OUR HANGMAN'S CHRISTMAS PARTY
      1755 5  -  Maxwell Hall by From North Borneo comes a Christmas story that is both unusual and very entertaining if such a WQrd can he app i. ed to as gruesome a subject as hanging. A HANGMAN can en Jo.y a Christanybody else, but he may meet with
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      Islanders have added the fervour of the East to the rites of the West
      1205 6  - Islanders have added the fervour of the East to the rites of the West V. R. PONNUDURAI CHRISTMAS IN CEYLON by JJVER since the time Francis Xavier, followed by missionaries of other denominu I ions, landed in Ceylon to propagate the (iospel of Christ, a large part of the population
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      GIFT PLAN FOR 1952 CHRISTMA
      125 6 GIFT PLAN FOR 1952 CHRISTMA A l;| !i0! Ml are People have Imi\ their aft, lactuivrs f r i n )ti M Kinfidom. lib "ukers, a,, well ahead plans for 1952. In iact. oven wide goods that r Ui{ shops 12'". from rum Played ai Gifts and Fane r Pair
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      THERE'RE PRESENTS GALORE IN SINGAPORE SHOPS
      1088 7  - THERE'RE PRESENTS GALORE IN SINGAPORE SHOPS Biddie Burke says XUKKE is an almost bewildering choice for present buyers this Christmas. The Singapore shops have excelled themselves, their slogan might well be, "If you have the money, honey we have the line'*. Here are just a few of the ideas that
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      A TENDER LOVE STORY FROM PENANG
      718 8  -  CARL LIM by JOHNNY Tan was perhaps only one among Pen a n g's young men who could neither talk nor hear. Johnny owned the small establishment in Penang Road where his life-like paintings were displayed behind a large glass window. He worked alone,
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      Aircraft toys are to the fore
      191 8 VOVEL and practical 11 toys will be the keynote for the Christmas displays this year with aircraft well to the fore. An attractive model helicopter having fine hovering propensities has been produced by Airfix Products Limited, Even more futurist is a flying saucer which
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      SO MUCH FOR SANTA CLAUS
      225 8  -  Kluanger by A T CHRISTMASTIME in Singapore, A I used to feel so sorry for Old Santa Claus, who brought the toys For all we little airlft and bovs. For no-one seernea tu care or ask. How he succeeded in the task Of bringing all
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      UNKNOWN
      1697 9 A tale of terror in the Malayan jungle by MARIAN WELLS What m monstrous thing was that stamping around the surveyor's camp, clanging its heavy chain? Stewart could feel some dark presence overshadow his little hideout while his rifU lay useless in his hands. "WE'RE in for a pleasant
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      Christmas in Sweden is rich in traditions
      1066 10 Christmas in Sweden is rich in traditions ttHE FACT that winter and darkness prevail for A many months in the Northern countries gives Christmas a special significance as a festival of light and tribute to the return of the sun. This iccis true a thousand years ago or more when
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        93 10 HOW YOU CAN BEAT THE BLACKOUT BLUES crouch miserably in your chair fuming and fretting until the lights come on again but install an AUTOVOX RADIO -in vour car and enjoy world-wide radio entertainment. BEAT THE BLACKOUTS INSTALL AN AUTOVOX CAR RADIO NOW! ■it I* I I ruily tropicalised low
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      asked: 'Is there a Santa Claus?
      500 11 asked: 'Is there a Santa Claus? M, voting Ameriu, in doubt t» !5L. e of Santa Jjfae was eitfit--1 ;;■>,, Virginia did not fir parents if there ■»r; a Santa V Instead she 2 down and wrote a >- M th< Fditor of gf£w 1 rk Sun. 2 this s
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      WHO OWNED THE WINNING HORSE?
      316 11 MR. BLACK took his colt Brownshirt to Newchester Races. He had four opponents,- Grey Sky, Black Mark, Greensleeves and Whitebait. These were owned by Mr. Brown, Mr. Green, Mrs. White and Mr. Grey, in no case in corresponding order. Nor was any runner named after
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      THE SILVER SIXPENCE
      572 11  - THE SILVER SIXPENCE Claire Moore by "DEAR ME-, said Santa Chus when he slithered down the chimney at No. 63, 4t l quite forgot that Mrs. Brown had twins Fve only enough toys left for one!" He shook his sack on to the woolly hearth-rug: and out rolled a toy
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        191 11 (Note: Figures in pa re Jit nests aenote the number of letters in the word required.) CLUES Across 1. With 26, the compliments of the season to all crossword puzzlers (U 5, 9). 8. Christmas game for the guick-fingered (10). 10. Festive log (4). 11 Who kissed Emma at Mr.
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      Santa and the COWBOY
      1597 12  -  LUCRECE HUDGINS Buckaroo, the Terror of the West, resales Santa Claus from the bad Jindians. Begin this exciting new serial CH -»m:Ksix by today. SYNOPSIS: Georgie Sanders, 7, who calls himself "Kid Buckaroo, Terror of the West'*, sets out to help Santa Claus subdue Indians in
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      The Holly Fairy
      519 13 say YOULL NEVER SEE pAiRY. YOU MIGHT, BUT V- ;;;SS. YOULL HAVE TO WA TCH CAREFULLY." qdGSON ird I Holly 1 wear (1 green shiny o f inted lii hollv ooh soft °f x v mldn't a prickly M\oii!(i ll before Christmas J,. 70 o ff to
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      Film stars to appear at Christmas
      232 13 Film stars to appear at Christmas XX/HILE BRITAIN'S /i/m exhibitors are programme building for the Christmas season, a number of stars are completing arrangements for personal appearances in other holiday entertainments. Some will be in pantomime, some in radio ana television programmes Not the least interesting of these appearances will
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      A THINK call on SANTA
      1294 14  -  KATHLEEN HICKLEY A story for the children by "pLEASE Mummy, may I have my pocket money this week?" asked Ah Ching. "Yes, dear, here you are", said Mummy, handing her 50 cents. "What are you going to do with it?" Ah Ching took the money.
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        96 14 I Christmas words \]SB THE INITIAL LETTERS of the objects v shown in the squares and the block letters and see if you can find five words used at Christmas. To help you:— No. 1. is a Christmas greeting No. 4. are always heard at Christmas No. 5. is the
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      THE END OF THE CRUSADES
      1425 15  - THE END OF THE CR USADES SAW THE HOLY CITY THE NEW JERUSALEM" THESE words we .heard, sang i n childish treble, as we sat round enjoying our stengahs. There were five of us in the party, and the picture conjured up by the words we heard contrasted strangely with
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      Lukundoo
      4944 16  -  E. L. WHITE THE STORY OF A WITCH DOCTOR'S TERRIBLE REVENGE by UKUNDOO" IS A VIVID TALE of an African witch-doctor's revenge. Edward Lucas White has to his credit a number of poems and several historical novels, of which "El Supremo" and "Andivius Hedulio'' were notably successful. His horror
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        139 16 > Mmk h\ 'SlinßETtf WL SOK£ THROATS WE I TO EXCESSIVE SMOKIN6 I SMCRETS' ARE UNSURPASSED I l^gd vDOHME y it OSTMNABU FROM ALL SHOPS jSJZ^ THE BOMIEO SUMATRA TRADW6 CO (MAIAYa) LTHSPDRE S vy^X'mas Gifts for Everybody FQK THE LAD i cS* Perfumes, Cosmetics, Hair Brushes, 1 Novelty Compacts,
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        127 17 Vex**" 1 COMPLETE RANGE LARGEST STOCK $6/juaiEUR PHOTO STORES LTD. 11,500/- Road. Singapore o. Tel. 6559 For Your ATTRACTIVE EVENING GOWNS GEORGE GOWN SHOP 408 Orchard Road. Singapore 9. Tel. ***** *iIP SUB OF ORIENTAL TASTE CHOOSE J SILK FOR YOUR X'MAS PRESENT THIS YEAR J \QAIk YOUR EARLY SELECTIONS
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        314 17 CymooU ever the World It lay four years in snow and ice... H|K:' v^;,^P^ '•■-'Jr. '"^W^^y i^m > jib Sr^T- j^dt s^BJßXOjSv^O^^^r*^! HK>ah B. 4^fcZ^ttHß Ew; B^H *'^B^BH i^H^ b^BSb^bhbK' i ?^tt ■3K ?t n^Y r *^w^^Ky-^^B^BB^BBBBB^P^^P^»^^BB» j^rof ™r^" §S Bj^BjEj '-UK B^B^C T^B^B^K^* *S I^9 B^B^k B^BHB^B^Lv BUB BE*:
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      HER STORY IS LIKE A FAIRY TALE
      2177 18 HER STORY IS LIKE A FAIRY TALE lanle Powell Jane Powell's son will be the centre of the holiday festivities in the Steffens' home this Christmas. It will be his first and she does not expect him to be much help apart from lending his presence JANE Powell has always
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        321 19 tV^BVH__________B____l_____________B^BVHi____BV----B^BwBVBVBVB^ f First Cosmetic News in Years __Dk __________b _li til l____^i____^^ *xfa^KH&tititi&&t ■-<"-' a/I a if jk >i____l__l ___P^^ *___i_____B x ______l_HH______^^ ____ii* JiBJ ______K ■m^Kx^-:->RS^>-' .-^^H _9E_r I I HI I I I I JH _H_L >B? sB&v'- .«FJ______l _F' rf _H !_B 1 _H' H I^_H _____■>:
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      VACANCIES FOR 8,000 PUPILS
      141 21 That's minimuml figure, says Colony official £is w p ~s t? tmzz ySda? PUty DireCt r f Educa «o«. said cies e in h^ Sand and J OUT hundr ed of the vacancies are in morning schools and the rest in afternoon schools. Lli??^ all these
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      English is not to be a bar
      155 21 Free Press Staff Reporter (^LASSES are being by the Singapore Medical Department for girls who wish to be nurses but are handicapped by an insufficient knowledge of the English language The passes will b£ started if a sufficient number of girls came forward
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      Implement report say show men
      182 21 Free Press Staff Reporter "THE Cinematograph Association of Singapore has A urged the Government to implement the recommendations of the Committee on Film Censorship without delay. The committee, which submitted its report in September, recommended among other things, the work now done b> the official
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      RICE, CLOTH FOR CAMPS
      78 21 KAJANG, Wed.— Detaines from Jenderam, who are now either at the Kluang detention camp or at the resettlement camp. Setapak. have received 15 bags of rice from the Ulu Langat UMNO and other Malays, while Malays from Cheras have given 60 pieces of clothing. The men
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      NEW MEMbER
      22 21 The Governor has appoinied Mr. Lionel Cresson, as a member of the Public Services Commission \utn effect from Nov. 30.
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      BLACKOUT AREAS FOR TONIGHT
      11 21 HOIde S S ?f^t Wer Circular ipf
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      Shops devise 'currency'
      80 21 Free Press Correspondent CHINESE shopkeepers on Pulau Langkawi are issuing their own 'cur-rency-cigarette packets on wnich the value is written in Chinese characters with the jseal of the shop issuing them. The Utusan Melayu which (reports this says the device has been adopted to overcome the shortage
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      KAMALA CLUB: NEW OFFICIALS
      136 21 The Kamaia Club at its annual general meeting elected Mrs. N. M. Sen Gupta as president. Other officers are m Vice presidents: Mis. T. N. K. Menon,- and Mrs. M. M. Namazie; gen. sec: Mrs. J. M. Jumabhoy; asst. sec: Mrs. K. c. George; treasurer: Mra.
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      Awards for two Guides
      110 21 Awards for two Guides rR the first time in Singapore, two Girl Guides have gained the Queen's Guide Award, the highest award in Guiding. "This shows th e high standard maintained by the Singapore Girl Guides Association" said Mrs. R L. Fisher, Dresiding the annual meeting of the Association held
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      CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR 400
      95 21 POUR hundred children of all races will be admitted to the Christmas Party, to be given on Dec. 17 by the Overseas League at the Great World. At the party there will be all the fun of the fair and it will be highlighted by the
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      SULTAN SEES NEW RECRUITS
      75 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Pahang recruits to the Malay Regiment were inspected by the Sultan of Pahang when he visited the regiment depot at Port Dickson at the wrek- i end. The Sultan told the recruits j he was impressed by their j soldierly bearing after only
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      DR. HILL TO MEET CITY COUNCILLORS
      183 21 Free Press Staff Reporter T'HE reconstituted Singapore City Council will hold a private meeting this afternoon with the expert on local government. Dr. L. C. Hill, who is due to leave for Britain on Dec. 10. The meeting i& to enable councillors to discuss
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      ROTARY CLUB FOR JOHORE BAHRU
      95 21 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. rE District Rotary Governor, Dato Haji Mohd Yu*o£ and tiu^l*. members ClutJflSet lncal UrSSSfw* rtt^^ed .the forrtift 'Of a Rotary Club in Johorp Bahru. Likely members were invited by Mr. K. Englemann, Presitfank of tfie Singapore Rotary^ CSiib. kji I the Club's
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      Two visitors from Burma
      44 21 picture. MR. L. A. CHAIN (left) and Mr. Ba Hlaing, the two Burmese delegates to the South-East Asian discussion on Christian literature to be held in Singapore on Friday, after their arrival in Singapore by BOAC Argonaut yesterday. Free Press
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      1,100 get 'after care' in S'pore
      159 21 Free Press Staff Reporter MORE than 1,100 persons are benefiting by the system of "after care" operated b v the Social Welfare Department fo r patients discharged from hospitals. Over $60,000 i s distributed by the department every month in 'after care' allowances. The
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      PIANO PRESENT
      51 21 JOHORE BAHRU Wtd The Batu Pahat District Welfare Committee is to present a piano to the State Welfare Home. Johore Bahru. MR. GOM IUCK CHIANG, aged 28. a former Singapore journalist, who leaves this week for the United States on scholarship to study journalism at the University of
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      Govt to show site to newsmen
      112 21 Govt to show site to newsmen Free Press Staff Keporte; SINGAPORE Govern- ment officials will take newsmen around 352 acres of land in Bedok next week to sho*v the suitability of the place for resettlement o* Paya Lebar squatters. The squatters, about 1 000. who are living on the proposed
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        214 21 IF J Jhr DfOXt'^tßlA L^T CLASSICAL RECORDUKS I aNCK— chasseur maudit I^l f seJ hi °'e r Symphonic i'f r c r j Orch. cond. l^as B^echam LX 8813/14 K-^ Pineapple Poll. Ballet mp** Orchestra conducted I MjckerraS DX 1767 /68 I" Nc 21 inC.K.467 mtt* 5.? anoforte) and the
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      GOTHS PUTTING BIST TEAM OUT TODAY
      321 22 GOTHS PUTTING BIST TEAM OUT TODAY They 'lido better —says coach Free Press Soccer Reporter wrong with Gothenburg— ranked third in the Swedish Soccer League this year? "I don't know", said Mr. John Mahon, their coach and former English International yesterday. "It is probably the heat and besides they were
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      Time robs N.S.W.
      102 22 Time robs N.S.W. N ADELAIDE, Wed. EW SOUTH WALES failed by only 14 runs to gain an outright win in their Sheffield Shield match with South Australia here But they gained a victory on the first Innings with the final Scoreboard reading South Australia 217 and 343 w nm e
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      UK's UNBEATEN HOME RECORD STILL STANDS
      282 22  -  ARCHIE QUICK By AFTER all the debates about our soccer team building method for international games, England's unbeaten home record against Continentals remains intact; but it creaks a little. Reflections on the Austria draw are that the Mid-Euro-peans played most of the good football
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      Louis to box in Formosa
      77 22 JJPOKTING circles in Formosa are agog over the expected arrival of Joe Louis former world heavyweight champion of the world, next week. The Brown Bomber, who Ls w in J a P?n, is coming to Tapei at the invitation of tion Ormosa Bo n g
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      SIFANAMETEAM vs ALL-INDIA
      38 22 hJi he A Sing pore IntJ an FootJS: JJarayana, K. c. SupPiah, Karter Singh, S Velu Rashid, KalimuUii, oim Socka, Murthee, T. C. Balan P-.p. avls Saluddin, Bala, S.' Krishna, N. Param, M. I bsman.
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      Bridge Problem
      312 22 JplVk diamonds was the proper contract for North-South but they made It only because both opponents substituted habit. for thought. West opened a neart won by East's ace and East returned the queen. When that card held the txick, East cast about for his next lead and found
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      Dauthuille gains t.k.o. decision
      171 22 Dauthuille gains t.k.o. decision MONTREAL, Wed. PRANCE'S Laurent Dauthin* lie, battling to get back in the running for Sugar Ray Robinson's world crown on Monday night scored a fifth round technical knockout over Canadian middleweight champion Roy Wouters. when the Halifax fighter failed to answer the ball on physicians' advice.
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      REME WIN
      75 22 D O Y A L Electrical and u Mechanical Engineers beat G.H.Q. by three goals to one in a hockey friendly at Ayer Raja Road yesterday All three R.E.M.E. goals were scored by centre-for-ward Cfn. Stanley Wood Major Slator scored for G.H.Q. rv?hh.' M o.' Parkin, Cribb: Clive.
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      SCHOOL SOCCER
      35 22 The Government Englisn School, Batu Pahat will meet the English College at rugby on Saturday, at Johore Bahru. The following day they will meet Raffles Institution. Singapore, on the Colleere sround. Johorp pphru
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      C.S.C. HOCKEY
      47 22 The Ceylon Sports Club team to play Singapore Chinese Recreation Club this evening in a S.HA match at Balestier Road will be* S. Thavarajah, 'S. Nagaih. A Ponnumpalam. V. Ramalineam R Doraisamv W. Ponniah. C Thuraisingam, A Nadarajah M Meleasingam. S. Kulasingham' and V. Vanderput
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      SBHFA WIND UP FIRST SEASON
      481 22 AS a separate body affiliated to the Singapore r^ Amateur Football Association, the Singapore Business Houses Football Association has made a success of its first yeaf: Business Houses footballers have had a busy season— too busy in the opinion of some people. The Association has
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      TOO COLD FOR ATHLETES
      44 22 Finland's Olympic team of about 50 athletes may train <n France for th e 1952 gam <L" Reason: The Finish climate m UCh too cold between April and June for the athletic,,/? P r duce satisfactory results dunne training Reuter
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      INDIANS WERE 'MAGNIFICENT SAID RHODES
      24 22 f he 1,,, an ex Lanctj be,"'': A: v -idly ne sure th at Eddi, because of j Reuter
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      SKATING REFEREE
      23 22 The Norwegian Skating %m* I Hon on Sunday appointed M- a M durniß the Olympic O*m« a Oslo in February A.P.
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      WILD SHOOTING COST INDIANS H'KONG GAME
      195 22 WILD SHOOTING COST INDIANS H'KONG GAME IjyiLDNESS in front Koai tt *«H I W India's four ff oals defea Ule thi> fbined team here vesterdav t i rorn H °n? K S I chances in front of an i,L[ lw v minutes play lasted. open ?oa 2i2J?l The India defence
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        477 22 YOUR LUCKY STAR QORN today, you have, fundamentally, a philosophical mind. You see the world's problems clearly and seem able to analyse them. But you have that redeeming grace of humour that makes it possible for you to present moral issues under the guide of satire or slapstick, according to
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      583 23 Lu Star II confident \Me fancy Fr om AIXAN LEWIS IPOH, Wednesday. nfULF incnes of rain was registered ff nceeours^ here during last night. l^ the iroinu for this afternoon s fW-' e discussion on any of the races F^this morning- Unaware, Screen and -he
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      All the latest selections
      537 23 (Continued from previous Column placing. She has run well in most of her races without collecting any stake money. Picture House and Alton are also possibilities. Pedigree is the popular fancy for race seven, Cl. 3, Div. 5, 6 Fur. He finished fourth in his first
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      S.B.A. ties for week-end
      45 23 S.B. A. ties for week-end The toiloiving singapoit Saominton championship ties will nlaved this weekend at the SeriSil Union Hall, Rangoon Snrv-^rr as Kim Fatt (Useful) Commercial Hous.s. a Woon; Umpire K. ft Ch^cEO. Re^ree Ng Chia Heng. UmSre Bam™i l*ong: «e--(ew M»h Bsh Cbee.
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      9 23 OHQ 2nd hockey XI lost sfcsscss terday.
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      617 23 ACCEPTORS and probable jockeys for today's races are given below. The Big Sweep will be drawn on Race Eight. Kace 1—2.15: Class 4, Div. 2—7 F. 1 000 Madasari McPherson 9.00 2 430 Dundonald Dunwoodie 8.13 3 200 Nomad Ellery 8.09 4 020 Seven Eleven Tulloh 8.06 5
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      Williams outpoints Cuban champion
      305 23 Williams outpoints Cuban champion From VERNON MORGAN JOHNNY Williams, No. 1 contender for the Brieish heavyweight crown outpointed Omelio Agramonte, heavyweight champion of Cuba, over 10 rounds in one of the top bouts of an all-star international programme in London last night. The Duke of Edinburgh was present the first
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      6 23  -  McLeod By Solution tomorrow
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      Australia set to win Test
      149 23 Bumpers unnerve W.I. batsmen SYDNEI, Wednesday. A USTKALIA were in a good position to beat West A Indies at the close of play yesterday, the fourth day of the second Test match which ends here today. Australia won the first Test at Brisbane. Replying to
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      305 23 LONDON, Wednesday. TIMMY SLADE, a coloured American from the Bronx, New York, palled off a surprise in last night's all-star boxing show, when he battered Don Cockell, light-heavyweight champion of Britain and Europe, into submission in the fourth round of their 10 round contest. i The
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      250 24 NEW DELHI, Wed. gRITISH and Swiss expeditions will make new attempts on Mount Everest, the world's highest mountain, next spring. In addition to an attempt by Mr. Eric Shipton, of Britain, a Swiss group sponsored by the Swiss Foundation for Alpine Research has applied
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      99 24 'Bankruptcy threatens U.K. LONDON, Wed. MR. Leopold S. Amery, lfl veteran British statesman, said yesterday that the task facing the Churchill Government was "nothing less than to avert bankruptcy and the break up of the sterling area in the next six months. Mr. Amery, a former Secretary of State for
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      CARCASSES BURNED
      22 24 Italian army troops used flamethrowers yesterday to burn thousands of rottine carcasses of livestock drowned by floods in northern Italy
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      SEEKS ASYLUM
      21 24 The captain of a Polish steamer jumped ship at Goteborg Island yesterday and claimed political asvlum in Sweden.- A.P.
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      345 24 ♦Germany, France must be friends' LONDON, Wednesday. TiR. KONRAD ADENAUER told a packed audience of British M.P.'s last night that if Europe is to be united, Germany and France must sink their old antagonism. Peers and M.P.'s crowded into the grand committee room of
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      27 24 Forces' families have been with his wife at Lake evacuated from Ismailia, rp.^,. Canal Zone danger point. Timsah vacua t»°n rest Here a sergeant is pictured camp.
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      31 24 Four British jet fighters crashed in the West German state of Rhineland West Phalia. on Monday, dne of the pilots was killed. The others baled out safety AFP
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      27 24 The Third Battalion of the Royal Australian Regiment yesterday formally received the highest organizational honour the United States can give— the Presidential unit citation.- U.P.
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      133 24 muir i* D JOHANNESBURG, Wednesday. JHE wile of Bobby Locke, internationally famous golfer, was granted an order for restitution of b^i U lelte l vaS by thG Su P reme Court in JohannesShe complained that her husband deserted her his last trip to Britain.
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      18 24 Aref Pasha, the mayor of Jerusalem has been dismissed from office, it was announced in Amman yesterday.- A.P.
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      33 24 Three people were killed and 15 seriously injured yesterday when the inter-state express from Sao Paulo to Porto Alegre was derailed near Balisa State. Rio Grande de Sol.- A.P
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      21 24 The House of Lords yesterday passed the Japanese Peace Treaty Bill. The House of Commons approved it earlier U.P.
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      Reds, UN spar in truce talks
      333 24 Reds, UN spar in truce talks MUNSAN, Wednesday. rpHE joint four-man sub-committee of U.N and Communist truce delegates sparred warily yesterday as they tackled the detailed job of arran?in» for a supervision of the Korean armistice 9 During the meeting of the full five-man delegations, Admiral Joy, chief of the
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      U.K. TO SELL TINPLATE
      67 24 LONDON. Wed. DRITAIN will continue to ex- port enough tinplante to meet the minimum demands of the Commonwealth countries and those countries on whom she is dependent for essential supplies of food and raw materials. Mr. Butler, Chancellor of the Exchequer, told the House of Commons
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      CONDITION WORSE
      30 24 The condition of Dr. Chaim Weizmann, President of Israel, who is suffering from inflamation of the lungs, was worsening last night it was reported in Tel Aviv.- A.P.
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      KILLED 13 WOMEN
      21 24 A Persian, Hassan Owrangl has been hanged in Teheran for the rape and murder nf 13 women.- U.P.
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      51 24 A man, detained by a policeman who suspected him ?l m y ng four cu cumbers on the Tel Aviv black market was released before a "higher up" could question him. While on his way to the police station the man at* the evidence.- A.P.
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