The Singapore Free Press, 3 December 1952

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    20 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFXfcKNOON &AL& IM MALAYA GHGF HGFH FGH SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1952. PRICK FIFTEEN i
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    TEMPLER TO GET THE GOODS
    433 1 Successful talk at No. 10 with Churchill LONDON, Wednesday. JHK High Commissioner for the Federation (ien. Sir (.erald Templer, listed Malaya': urgent requirements when he met Mr Churchill, the Prime Minister at 10, Downing Street yesterday. Immediate action will be taken to supplj military and
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    MacDonald's future
    17 1 MacDonald's future t MM--N >uth \1 '!r«i!m presid m Si«i> due i of the P omrecent Perak.
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    U.S. tariff policy is attacked
    69 1 U.S. tariff policy is attacked ■d. irgral the i p doihar-gap ft I re- U t -Ung wrmun a depression- 1 proof economy behind the wall. a nd an air of international good feeling outside the wall. Is a trick even a magician cout^ not accomplish." The article said that
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    SKI HOLIDAY
    25 1 Film actor Charles Chaplin and h« wife Onna left shivering London yesterday for a fortntgh fs skiing trip In Swi user land- A.P.
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    RUBBER UP
    39 1 The price of rubber m Singapore this morning recovered by two cents this morning over yesterday's price of 89 A c<*Us for First Grade Decemf/^ shipment. This mornings rise was atributed to the present crisis m Indo-China.
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    61 1 picture. Representatives of the Naval Base Labour Union and the Admiralty met yesterday at the Labour Department m an attempt to avert a threatened strike. Second from right on the employer's side is Dockyard Captain H. Campbell, R.N. Across the table is Mr. S. K. Reddi, the union's official negotiator
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    £ area gold reserves up again
    131 1 area gold reserves up again LONDON. Wed STERLING area gold and dollar reserves increased iby $128,000,000 m November. I continuing the recent improvement, the British Treasury announced yesterday. Official^ sain they were 'rathe r optimistic" that the reserve should be held near this new figure, which show the biggest monthly
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    TOOLS THEFT
    34 1 Fret Press Staff Reporter. Carpenters tools to the value of $200 was stolen trom a store-room of the new power station at Pasir Panjang Road. Singapore, between Monday night and yesterday morning.
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    U.N. HAS 'BIG GROUP OF DISLOYAL AMERICANS'
    183 1 NEW YORK, Wednesday. A US Federal Grand Jury reported yesterday that an "overwhelmingly big group of disloyal American citizens" has infiltrated the United Nations. The outgoing Grand Jury, urged that another Grand Jury be formed t 0 continue its investigation of subversion and
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    Tax man charged
    50 1 Tax man charged NEW YORK. Wed. A Federal Grand Jury yesterday indicted Joseph D. Nunan. a former employee of the Internal Revenue Bureau, on charges of evading payment of $91,086 C 32,530) in-come-tax m 1946-47. During the period Nunan was senior collector of taxes as Commissioner of Internal Revenue.- Reuter
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    200 ft. death leap fails
    66 1 SYDNEY, Wednesday. A.MAN who went to the Gap (known as Suicide Point) on three successive days before he took the leap that was to end everything 200 feet below, changed his mind when he landed on a lodge ten feet down the cliff face. After
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    Reds fail in first big attack on Na San
    336 1 NA SAN. Wednesday. RED VIETMINH SHOCK TROOPS, at least 5,000 of them, on Sunday night successfully stormed two hilltops overlooking this surrounded fortress, but abandoned both before daylight the next morning. Much blood was spilled m the lon^-exp?cted assault. The battle
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    NATIONALISTS KILL BRITISH SKIPPER
    91 1 NATIONALISTS KILL BRITISH SKIPPER HONG KONG, Wed. REPORTS received m shipping circles here night said Captain R<. Adam, a British skipper, was killed when a "Chi: Nationalist gunboat" nred on the freighter he sailed into the blockaded East China ports. The 335-ton Br,: tiered freighter Rosita reported m a radio
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    CZECH RED IS FIRED
    47 1 Czechoslovakia's Foreign Trade Minister, Mr R. Antonin Oregor, was dismissed yesterday. No reason was given for his dismissal, but one of his deputies, Mr. Rudloph Mangolius, was sentenced last week with ten other former Czech Communists to hang as an anti-Moscow conspirator- A.P.
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    AVA BETTER
    24 1 AVA BETTER Ailing Ava Gardner returned to her London hotel from a private nursing home yesterday very much better but still on a diet.—
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    VALUABLES WENT WITH THE GUEST
    72 1 VALUABLES WENT WITH THE GUEST Free Press Staff Reporter TWO Malays living at Kampong Jagor, Singapore, put up a visitor for the night on Monday. At 6 a.m. the following morning, one of them woke to find their guest missing along with their belongings and cash. One lost a watch,
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    Ate nothing for 7 months
    77 1 MADRAS, Wed. AN Indian High Court judge yesterday urged the government to investigate the case of a teen-age girl here who has eaten nothing for seven months. Judge A. S. P. Ayyar of the Madras High Court claimed the phenomenon "a challenge to all scientific
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    3 Reds are liquidated
    70 1 MOSCOW, Wed A SPECIAL Military Court m Kiev, capital of the Soviet Ukraine, yesterday sentenced three former Trade and Light Industry officials to death by the firing squad They were convicted as "enemies of the people." The men sentenced to death are K. A. Khacn, former
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    ESCAPE IN BOAT
    20 1 Six Yugoslavs sought asylum at Molfetta. Southern Italy yesterday after crossing the Adriatic m a rowing boat.
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    CEMETERY RAID
    29 1 Free Press Staff Reporter. Two hundred flower stands placed over the graves at Bidadari cemetery, Singapore, were stolen by thieves on Monday night, iliey were worth $300.
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    Duchess of Kent back in Britain
    160 1 LONDON, Wed. I ONDON airport took "on a purple hue yesterday to welcome home the Duke of Edinburgh and the Duchess of Kent The Queen, dominant figure m a large group, bore a brilliant purple coat which her apart from the n crowd. The
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    TORNADO HTTS TOWN
    55 1 TORNADO HTTS TOW N Thirteen African killed and about 40 injured i when a tornado struck Payneville, a native township at the East Rand mining town of Springs. 35 mile s east of Johannesburg yesterday, gays A.P. The township houses 18,000 I Africans. On e hundred houses i were damaged
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    Scourge of the Farms
    162 2 IS BEING ATTACKED BY SCIENTISTS IN 53ANCE /V" id- ay be turn int m footto cc ing r may nas tJ to 30.000 old ase on any previous no: be stored pre. lcn be ras with--1 l cc nt forms of the dis- Jean Farer 3e
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    THAT FRUSTRATED LOOK
    44 2 picture. This gentleman m the London Zoo aquarium may well look frustrated. He has no claws His cousin, the lobster, has fearsome nippers but he, a crawfish, has only been given couple of wireless mas ts handsome but harmless. Paul Popper
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    A Revolver Shot and Sudden Popularity
    279 2 C I JUf/! A i tip ii^i FOR SUICIDES OEOPLE have com- mitted suicide since the beginning of time. Lonej ago people killed themselves by jumping into rivers, wells. Now they throw themselves from high buildings, swallow poison and shoot themselves. A person never
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    CAN HYPNOSIS GURE ILLNESS?
    714 2 CAN HYPNOSIS GURE ILLNESS? .-1 new book, by a doctor, throws light on an old problem IF hypnotism does all the ?ood that is claimed by those who practise it. then it is strange that doctors as a whole make such little use of it. As a rule the medical
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    'Depressing' Eyes
    45 2 PEOPLE i apart tc Dr raancs ariQ neu Dr. Lovett Doust set U*t ail the possible •c iace and body ta p n the diagnosLs of rders. asuremen. H' ;ial about °r pr of freckles. ng and a skin are d predominantly among
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    SLASHED GIRL WILL MARRY ATTACKER
    296 3 SLASHED GIRL WILL MARRY ATTACKER LONDON, Wednesday. old girl said m court she forgave A the man who >lashed her face with a razor y^e and became engaged to him while he raitiag trial. va Harvey showed Mr Justice ar on her face at Kent Assizes at dock the man
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    Bridge Hand
    18 3 i tftaaood opening brought c of ired I pade. "a* her- i r w and so
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    Today's Radio SINGAPORE
    13 3 Today's Radio SINGAPORE I 12 •ues. 930 I -«doc c I I I
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    EXPLORER DIES
    6 3 GHFG FGHFG HF A.P.
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    Red director is sacked
    101 3 LONDON. Wed. AN official of the London Philharmonic Orchestra has denied that the orchestra had fired its chairman and :agine: director, Mr. Thomas Russell because he a Communist. Mr Russell, who has been a Communist for 16 years, said he was "one more victim of witch
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    EVANGLISTS ATTACKED
    36 3 Ten members of the reltu sect, Jehovah's Wltes, were injured when a :p of armed men broke their meeting m Dumarown, Capiz Province. About 50 mer mobbed the -■■nation and burned biand pamphlets. U.P.
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    8 3 STEEL COI RT SChu: Euror mrt i>ool. Reuter
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    THIS BEER SURVIVED A-BOMB
    128 3 THIS BEER SURVIVED A-BOMB LONDON, Wed. PIOHTEEN THOUSAND of beer survived the Monte Bello atom bomb explosion. They had been left on a neighbouring island m a prefabricated canteen, said NAAFI. When the sailors and scientists reoccupied the island the canteen had vanished, and so had most of the 1,500
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    BUCKLEY
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    MINISTER DIES
    24 3 Sardar Ahmad Shah Khan, Afghan Court Minister and father-in-law of the King of Afghanistan, died m Bombay on Monday aged 65.— Reuter
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    BERLIN BAN
    23 3 tjor General C.F.C. Coleh Commandant m Berlin, ha I red troops and civilians under his comto shop m East Berlin. Reuter
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    47 3 THE GIRL IS M.G.Ms Marge Champion and the suit is of oxford gray wool with a red velvet tie just the happy combination for keeping up around the clock chic. By removing the tie and adding a glittering pin, the suit becomes a stunnin g theatre suit.
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    UNDER THE BIG TOP
    27 3 picture. THE BOGDODE Acrobat Troupe is now appearing m London. These nerfnrmers are from Egypt. The camera ca tche* a mid-air somersault.- Popper
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    Girls burgle home
    131 3 Girls burgle home LONDON, Wed. girls, aged 17 and A 18, were said at Edinburgh to have broken into a hoiue m Colinton Road and filled two suitcases with articles, including a wallet, a camera, a fur coat and other clothing. But the owner of the house arrive^ m time
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    Bonn rejects Saar vote
    125 3 SAARBRUECKEN, Wed. HRHE WEST Oerman ChanA cellor, Dr. Konrad Adenauer, has refused to recognise the results of the Saar election. The electorate returned Premier Johannes Hoffmann and his Christian Democrats (Catholics) to power and hy Implication rejected to return the coal-iron state to Germany. Prance, with
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    MALAYA-U.S. TRADE DOWN
    39 3 The United States imports from Japan increased m September from August, but Asian trade was generally at a lower level, says U.P. The countries concerned m the Import decline included Malaya, India, the Philippines and Indonesia
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    HISTORIC HAT
    27 3 Field Marshal Sir William Slim has given the bush hat which he wore during the Burma campaign to the County Military Museum at York Castle.
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    First Lady sees White House
    109 3 SHINGTON, Wed M Mamie Eisenhower Mrs. Truman on apped hou.it the White the present first he future first her new home to the ground floor. Mr^ Eisenhower spent 80 minutes getting acquainted with the 100-room mansion. 1 r domain after Jan. 20. Th was made
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    PRIVATE CLEARED OF KILLING NCO
    305 3 LONDON, Wednesday. lAMES ANWAR MUFTY, 20-year-old private soldier and Bacriulor of Arts, was acquitted at Exeter Assizes of murdering his corporal. Applause broke out m the crowded court when the jury returned their verdict. As he walked out of the dock, a free man for
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    KOREA CITATION
    28 3 South Korean President, Mr. Syngman Rhee, has awarded th e Korean Presidential citation to the French Battalion and decorated its departing commander, Lieut-enant-Colonel Francois Borreil.- A.P.
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    MISSION TO BURMA
    18 3 A Yv military mission has left London for a tour weeks stay m Burma.— Reuter
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    Off the mark
    45 4 Ii church magazine at; ►an the Bishoo of Rev H. W vrote against tuci oe proprr to a I nen pr to thp extraor- di'^ tt conti m the and .sale Of coi] other cunitlal i and thp m from t t?
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3. 1952. India's stature
    36 4 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3. 1952. India's stature Ite th^ hi c h ne two main dom road, the :1y demonxh is conmepibers bly ed one i m will •rid of between India and
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    Franks Leaves Washington
    512 4  - Franks Leaves Washington O. H. BRANDON END OF AN EPOCH Sir Oliver (rr;~:) by A CRUCIAL epoch m Anglo-American relations has come to an end with the departure from Washington of Sir Oliver Fi the British Arr dor, after four and a halt years' service.— an epoch of political chang
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    15 4 "Then ttu gu ugit\ of I to tell cupper ihe've heard two mute tupertonic bangs."
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    Tinikling Dancers
    129 4  -  FELIX By [EN A Marcelo and Rufino Soliano will introdi; TINIKLING. or bamboo dance, popular m the n Islands of the Philippines, to Sim Raffles Hotel on Saturday night. The dancers will imitate the movements of the longnecked Tikling bird as it walks between cross stems or runs
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    Record Reviews
    49 4 ii\rky james "Manhattan" I lira" I Col. D.B. 3134). Rogers-: corr: one of Harry for the gracewhich It is delivered. tempo is m.iinfeatures R\Y MARTIN AND HIS ORrHESTRA Meet Mister (allang;han Drea: Retie. \\]hi\) (Col. D.B. 3150). from play of the sam» -n sound (rfatmenr -*er- ineloUy.
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    New 'Nightingale' Songs
    298 4  -  FU HSI says Alice Lee, the charming vocalist of the Cathay Restaurant. Her many admirers lave lon°; been waiting for a new disc by r popular crooner and His Master's Voice has just Issued the first of several new record!] by Miss L Miss Lee. v lame
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    FAMOUS ITALIAN TENOR FOR S'PORE
    173 4  - FAMOUS ITALIAN TENOR FOR S'PORE PRESTO GH FHFG FGHGFF GINO Mattera, the Italian tenor, is to sin^ m Singapore. Ho will give a recital on Sunday, February 8. Mattera has sung m Singapore before but from the Pavilion cinema screen. Those of you who saw the film "Faust and the
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    Homes for 96 fire victims
    86 5 Homes for 96 fire victims VINETY-SIX of 200 11 Singapore families who lost their homes m last year's Kampong Bugis blaze will have new permanent houses at Kolam Ayer m three or four months. Mr. G. H. Kiat, acting Went of the Joint Relief misation, said yesterday that ihe foundations
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    Y.W.C.A. PARTY
    19 5 n 200 members ol A. and V.M.C.A. Ed a barthe Y. W. hostei mini :l °n night
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    50 p.c. OF MILK SOLD BY VENDORS IS ADULTERATED
    207 5 50 p.c. OF MILK SOLD BY VENDORS IS ADULTERATED says S 'pore City Analyst T^HE constant the Singapore market by three C Council food and inspectors has impro the quality of foodstuffs now sold In I Colony. But the Cit T. A. Spillane, is not s; h the milk sold
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    STRICTER CHECKS AT POLLING BOOTHS
    41 5 piVE hundred officials will be on duty at the 55 polling stations when Sineato the polls on Saturday to elect six City Cf3uncillors. i part.4 warning fine or i n report to ihe Vc be m
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    An unusual lizard? Museum says 'no'
    120 5 rpHIS two-tailed iizarci, caught by a student the B-euok Bims' School, Singapore, had a 20-mile car ride yesterday. Mr. N. F. G. Scharenguivel, principal of the school, who brough down to town for presentation to the Raffles Museum, took it back to fiedok been
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    GOVT. UNIONS AGREE TO TALK—ON CONDITION
    157 5 T<HE Council of Action of Singapore Government 1 Employees' Unions has red the Governto hold a round tab.c conl on :laim for a family allowa i ndition the "real issue" is discussed, the i nt of the Council, Dr. C. Subramaniam. said yr.sterd; Governmen:
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    YWCAplans for X'mas
    106 5 YWCAplans for X 'mas TY.W.C.A. will start Christmas choir pra at its R:uT.es Quay premises tomorrow at 7.39 p.m. Mrs. R. K. S. Adams will conduct 1 the class. Carols *ill be sung on Christmas Eve. The ers will visit homes of members and friends and old and young peoples
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    LECTURE ON LOCAL GOVI.
    43 5 LECTURE ON LOCAL GO VI. A ire on ""Li Government, its past, preancl future," will be Harold Bt 5 15 p.m. on J> '^he re. Mr. Bedale Soliciand Town Cle; Borough of Homsey In North Lor y the City Counthe Public Relations •c.
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    Beacon wil lead pilots to Kallang
    99 5 PILOTS of aircraft flying into Singapore at night will soon be able to i pick out Kallang Airport i with the help of a 20-foot- j high beacon. This beacon will have 12 high-powered neon lighting tubes that will be visible j 20 miles
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    Success of adult plan 'heartening'
    98 5 THE success of the Colony's adult education scheme is one of the most heartening and encouraging aci ties m Singapore, says Mr. John F. Nicoll, the Governor, m a special n m the Workers' F i's concert souvenir me. II points out the scheme pr<
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    Edwards is chairman
    77 5 Edwards is chairman TMIE Federation's Director of Forestry. Mr. J.p. Edward esterday elect;ed chairman of the F.A.O. forestry conference at the Victoria Memorial Hall Mr. E. J. Shrubshall. also of Malaya, was elected viceI chairman while Nai Tniem Komkri.s. Director-General of I the Royal Thai Forestry Department, was elected second
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    Blackout schedule
    167 5 QUBSTATiOXS liable to load shedding tonight are: Ma ij 11 IJreviirirs, 1 in^lin Koad \le\aniira Kd SIT Fh«enix I*i«r k I auclr i Br. \\kv I.s ir I'.Mijane V Hill Krtorraalorv Kd. OifNt i acton (r. isonite. M Jam--* Miri Kiud Silal Koad. Bay.- Medical &U Bukii I'.is.h
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    CHARITY CONCERT
    29 5 A concert m aid of Sam Kiatig Public School, Singapore, was held yesterday at the Badminton H The programme included dances, songs and acrobatics by Shanghai artistes.
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    YMCA man for Madras conference
    132 5 Free Press Stiff Reporter MR. Rowland Lyne, general secretary of the Singapore YMCA, will be one of the Colony's delegates to sixth international Coni\rp of Social Work which be held m Madras from Dec. 14 to 19. Mr. Lyne, who is a member of the
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    TWO CAUSE GADL TO TIGHTEN SECURITY
    54 5 TWO CAUSE GADL TO TIGHTEN SECURITY EXTi: pr. !iiq taken to j vent any furtln-r breaks from i l*i i farm. I have escaped from it this year. Th. Con sioner of I Mr A. lerda Th. i bin Sulaii an Abu es< apod and I.id.»n nM iw Kuih l«|
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    NEW UMNO CHIEF
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    NOT GILTY
    918 6  -  ALAN COWDY A short story by YES, I know we*re late, Mrs. Hoopinkoff. I'm goin^ to do all Ibe explaining, he George doesn't want to open his mouth. Literally, I mean; you see your husband's tn have been extensively filled, and at some stage m the proceedings he
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    Lucky Pandora
    45 6 photo. Supercilious Pandora looks down her long nose and says m pompous llama language, H i see no cause for merriment," to Miss M argot Holden, Windmill Girl and star of the radio show, "One Minute, Please." at the Whtr>snade Zoo, Bedfordshire.- Reuter
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    MRS. IKE TOURS HER NEW HOME
    135 6 WASHINGTON. Wed. MRS. EISENHOWER and Mrs. Truman yesterday swapped housekeeping secrets at the White House as the present first lady showed the future first lady through her new home from the attic to the ground floor. Mrs. Eisenhower spent 80 minutes getting acquainted with
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    Fairy tales for grown-ups
    1058 6  - Fairy tales for grown-ups BARBARA VERLKER by SEE that a Communist was complaining recently that children no longer read fairy stories. Perhaps they prefer to wait until they are old enough to read their national newspapers. The Communist was speaking of a new collection of Grimm's fairy tales which nave
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    SEATS FOR CORONATION PROCESSION
    205 6 The mil: Coronation rout. next June v both scarce ar.c emeaST ranging from the 152> of Works 100,000 uncoJSS "j£**p" ones "t £3- 10c M £5-lus to -spiv ageoc, accommodatton m windows m route -with refreghminu Ruaranteed" from £1* person to higher suing tor wealthy foreigners.
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      164 6 n/jSlidrdkß Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya j^ 1 I Cleopatra^ treasure he sai o toJ I this is MADDENiNG-CLEOPATfIA^s IJ 1 S T^ f?l ■fV CAN'T \A/EOP£T4 IT NOW*? WAIT-NOT GREATEST TREASURE t *Lv MT^j j WHERE|S MANDRAKE? TO OPEN IT RIGHT BEFORE OUR [~i^J*\ C__i> \w
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    ALL HORSES ARRIVE FOR IPOH MEET
    41 7  -  JACK BEAUMONT Brilliant Marc, Clonagh best gfhf gfhgf ffgh horses entered for the Perak December Meeting, which j S iturday have now arrived. this morning, but or those that did w< and Clonagh (riding D
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    A BOOKIE SLIPS UP
    43 7 a bookmaker *nded a punter £Al.lOO at I Tse C The error was discovered claim- ed a bet of i:A9OO to £A2OO. Ed there had ion m recording I th p f two sue bookmaker is still Reuter AAP
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    68 7 Aussie girls criticize 'Little Mo' cjome ol men 1 p m. Ami or.of tirrr We knorv had an her heen her actions. improve our Id We arc prepared tx> wait until am h f he D a w& :red to go on all the pla Be' left the we telp
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    114 7 U.K. HORSE RACING IN DANGER -Lord R. warns PRIT I S H bloodstock AJ breeders were uarn<<l last nifffct that they vwre endangering horse racing by I irin ttrs instead o In a speed- .red the annual general meeting of the Thoroughbred Breeders' •ciation. Lord l;< bery, the president, breeders
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    38 7 A badly bruised knuckle sufferI POS.DO! of h. therItle bout wl moon Dpc. 15. Jcsepli r. state Athletic ComTi lesion p the injury on \hr left hand d keep the 22-year-old Phi- action for U.P.
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    230 7 'Ready for Turpiri FREDDIE MILLS, former world light-heavyweight 1 champion who turned promoter, said yesterday he was thinking of attempting a comeback m the ring. He said there was more money m fighting promoting m Britain with its 33 1/3 per cent. entertainment tax. The
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    Nine games fixed for Indian tour
    164 7 Nine games fixed for Indian tour AN Ali-India hockey team scheduled to play a 'iea of nine games m Sinpore and the Federation In 1954. The trip la ■i'.nated to cost the Mala- van Hockey Council $20,000. The nine matches will be played 'in Singapore, X I Lumpur, and Ipoh
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    235 7 ISLAND Club meet Royal Singax pore Golf Club at the Island CJub on Sunday. Starting times and draw a c given below. First tee (Island players first): 830 Hod<:kin*on (Sen Stirling <4> v McEwan <Scr> «fc Haig (4); 835 Davies <4> A: Murry (5) v Muir
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    56 7 Indian Recreation Club be?t Fuan Mong Old Boys by three goals to two m a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday. Nadarajah, Saiaduhin and Nadarajan ored a coal each for Indians. Both Tuan Mong goals were I on Sit. KLUANG, Tues.— The Kluang H m key
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    47 7 This is CORRIE PRETORII S, Mr. South Africa and winner m the Mr. Universe competition m London :r July this year. Pretoriub since turned wrestler. He arrived m Sin^ipore this morning from Britain by plane to fiJH Red orpion at the Hapi>> World on Saturday
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    69 7 LR.C. SOCCER XI v. AMICABLES The t*- repres R tiioii Club at soccer it Amicable Athletic As.so- m today nnd against Ma. Sports Club on Friday will be chosen from the following: Narayanan. Parl. Muthi a. Mohinder Singh, P. Sup- j Rashld, Majid. G. Suppi. an. Bala. Nadarajah, Loga- j
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    51 7 RUGGER: R.A.5.4 F. Chaufi, Changi; Naval C m R.A.A.I Nee Soon v R.E ME. Basr Workshop Nee Soon; Mi Blues v IOJh A.I meat, Thomson Road. BADMINU minton Association ohamp Badminton stadhm frcmi 7 p.m. HOTKEY: Women s teven^a hockrv x-mi-fmaN and lirtjl the S.CjC. ground at 5
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    47 7 Quad hockey celebration r |"iit FVra Horkewere hosts on M i the teams and officials who took part the quadrangular meet. Presiding the dinner the Perak H.A. p Too Joon X Among ti..r of Perak. Da to ■tan?, who cn i; Imp 'he promotion of :on. .)lenme-
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    475 8 Rhee asks for all-out drive NEW YORK. Wednesday. THK WESTERN and neutral nations which have approved India's peace plan for Korea refused terday to accept a Russian demand for an immediate cease-fire m Korea. Forty-one countries of the 60-nation United ions Assembly Political Committee voted down
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    29 8 Airi j m Inc.. at New York nounced -ans Polar fll irom Los Angeles to Co; hag Edmonton. CanaDd Thule, Greenland. i(jp on Doc 5
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    26 8 A Ur Force C-47 Dakota with 13 men on b durin? the nisht at t of 18.000 fe^t m the Beernardhie Mountains Berna A.P.
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    U.S. speeds arms aid to Chiang
    245 8 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. GENERAL Hoyt S. Vandenberg, I .S. Air Force v Chief-of-Staff, said yesterday that the United States had speeded up shipments of modern military equipment to the Chinese Nationalists on Formosa and he personally hoped that the rate could be quickened still further.
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    84 8 XL WA YS WELL IN POCKET NEW YORK. Wed. PAUL Caravella. murdered by gunmen last Octob lpft an estate of £21.000. i I became known en his daughter Then applied m court to administer the estate. Her father left no will. Caravella said the bulk Of the fortune is m
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    BALI HOLIDAY
    22 8 President oukarno and a i small party left Bandung by air for Bali Island yesterday to spend a short vacation
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    U.K. JETS SET NEW RECORD
    46 8 Four British Royal Air Force Canberra jet bombers arrived m Dakar. French West Africa, yesterday from Recife Brazil, to set up yet another Jet plane record. They became the first jets to make the West-East crossing of the South Atlantic. Reuter.
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    JAPS STUDY SUIT
    33 8 The Japanese cabinet yesterday studied a petition asking the government to flle a suit against Russia before The Hague Court for recovery of the Soviet-occupied islands off northern Japan. U.P.
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    224 8 GENOA, Wed ITALIAN police opened a top secret probe yesterday into a "spy-thriller" slaying aboard a liner which docked here yesterday. In a first class cabin of the ship, the luxury liner Oiulio Cesare, crew members found the body of a man believed to be a
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    138 8 CINCINNATI. Wed. SENATOR Robert Tafi said las: night the appointment of Mr. Martin Durkin as the Secretary of Labour was "an affront" to union members. The leader of the Senate Republican Policy Commit: ee. m hLs first public disapproval of President-elect. Mr. Dwight Eisenhower's cabinet
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    Soldier, 18, tried to spy for Reds
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    168 8 JOHANNESBURG, Wednesday. rpWENTY leaders of the non-White campaign to defy race laws were each sentenced to nine months' imprisonment yesterday for contravening the Suppression of Communism Act. They were found guilty of I trying to achieve "an object of Communism" by encouraging non-Europeans to
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    CANDELABRA FOR ISRAEL
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