The Singapore Free Press, 27 November 1954

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    U.S. DOLLAR WON'T KEEP ASIA FROM COMMUNISM
    144 3 V warning to Washington dollar* alone would Amu Horn communism only the Asians themselves hat was made by .Y.ui Street Journal jrestertig reports that the West iiw mobilised enough milland political strength to a stalemate to the East struggle, the Wall Journal referred
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    China trade hopes not borne out
    106 3 chairman of Wheelock Marden and Company, one tain's biggest firms, said v Hong Kun» the optimistic port by trade groups return- Red China was not line with th<> ".stark realiof the actual .situation. George Marden, In his eport to stockholders. Our interests cm the
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    RED CHINESE LEADERS 'SHY'
    37 3 diplomatic community m «ea little ol Mao f.->e-n. N.A.M. Raza. retirtani Ambassador, .said rival m Hong Kong yesen route home, aid he saw Mao once a <»n National Day. Oct. 1. A .P.
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    Ike switches posts
    34 3 ident Eisenhower yesternamed Mr. George Allen, Ambassador to India, to Istant Secretary of State Bast, South Asian and m Affaire. Allen will succeed Mr. Byroade, who will be\mbassador to E^ypt. Reuter
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    TOO MANY PICTURES -SO LA LOLLO FLED
    78 3 'AN actress Gina Lolrigida was whisked under police protection lay at Beiinos Aires i Kce ive enthusiasm ol photograph i and Intense heat m televii her to a a news conlcrcncc. About 100 newsmen, movie commentators and photographers attended the conl ence m
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    TRIAL 'MARATHON OF LYING'
    261 3 Won by Dominici family, sa ys la wyer 4 LAWYER representing the family 9i th«* three murdered Drummoiids said m Mfne, France, yesterday the trial of (.aston Dominici was a "marathon of lying." The lawyer, Mr. Claude Delorme, retained by Lady DruminoncTs 80-year-old mother, Mrs. WUbraham,
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    This is no publicity stunt, says Brando
    155 3 This is no publicity stunt, says Brando FjiILM star Marlon Brando, annoyed at persistent questioning over his plans to wed, said yesterday the ceremony will be some time "m the summer" and emphatically declared that the report of his engagement was no publicity stunt. Brando arrived m New York on
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    CARDINAL DIES
    21 3 Juan Gualberto Cardina Guevara, Archbishop of Linu and Primate of Peru died yesterday at the age of 72. U.P.
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    FOR BRAVERY
    28 3 Inspector Philip Edwarc Smith, 26, oi West Byn*eet Surrey was yesterday awardec the Colonial Police Medal foi bravery m action against Mai Mau terrorists last month.
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    Trapped in tunnel
    29 3 Weary rescuers yesterday abandoned their search for 8 young man trapped since last Monday m a collapsed tunne] on the slopes of Mount Etna m Sicily.
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    Is this Govl's face Red?
    100 3 THE Queensland government has been placed m an embarrassing position over the arrest near Thursday Island on Nov. 18 of what was thought to be a Japanese sampan but Is now found to be technically American, a usually reliable Federal Government source said m Canberra
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    Sea's 'gift' of beer is 250 years late
    70 3 Sea's 'gift' of beer is 250 years late BOTTLES of strong arc Itnni; washed up along the BMI Kent NUi Hut the beer is almost undrinkahlc. It is about 2">o years old. The bottles are believed to have been part of a cargo of a ship which sank on its
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    JAPS PLAN TO EMIGRATE TO SOUTH AMERICA
    112 3 r pilE Japanese Government X Is planning to finance with the help of American capital, the emigration of thousands of farmers, labourers and technicians to Interested countries of South and Central America. Officials are working out with three big American banks the terms
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    BURNING CARGO
    23 3 The 8,000-ton Turkish ship Tanar arrived Ui Korsoer, Denmark, yesterday with a lire burning In its cargo »i <>il cake A.P.
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    Dulles to give speech
    28 3 Mr. Dulles, United States Secretary oi state, will make a major foreign policy speech which will be broadcast, from Wa.'hin'4ton on Monday nit* hi.
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    1,200 Moslems flee 'Army of God'
    185 3 ALGERIAN TERRORISTS ON THE MOVE MORE than 1.200 Moslems had fled from their homes m the Aures Mountains to escape the vengeance of the terrorist "Army of God. 1 and entered a French security zone, French authorities announced m Algiers last ni^ht. Interior Minister
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      141 3 THE MIRROR TELLS YOU 7 />2r^ !i (Jou're lovelier '^M^M since you changed J 7A^^B Make-up Sjlvji Gjol, frc^h skjn with the fair, soft 'I jW/ bloom of youth about it that 4 the V/ I 'fw/ loveliness you like your mirror to show you. /Jiff' Innoju brings you lasting
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY,Nov. 27,1954 Opinion Unfinished job
    370 4 A fWUP or two ago a big sipn on Bukit Timah Road told passers-by to "Watch Boys' Town Grow.'" The hope then confidently expressed for the expansion of Boys' Town ha.s not been realised. Boys' Town, ha.s not stood still but
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    SPOTLIGHT ON A SMALL LAND WITH BIG AMBITIONS
    655 4 Saar hopes to be capital of Europe JE NORMAN UNDHURST visits one of the trouble centres of the world. WHAT II ythini' does the Saar mean to Probably Just :»n .(>](.. political g i. an absc< m that is poisoning Western J
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    Shadow over the Sudan
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    Its name is Egypt
    242 4 (IBCIL RHODES once j dreamed of a British rail w.»v from the Cape to Cairo. The dream died long ago, with the rise of Egyptian nationalism, and now the Sudan is following her neigh" hour with her own independence hid Britain's period of control m the
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    13,000 VOTERS ARE IN THIS DIVISION
    131 5 rpIIIS is the second map the Free Press is publishing to show the 25 districts into which Singapore and the nearby islands have been divided for the elections early next year. The Tanjong Pagar division has 13,000 voters who will elect one representative to
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    Indonesia and S'pore speed up visa issues
    127 5 Indonesia and S'pore speed up visa issues RECIPROCAL .11 Itlgemi I U for .speedy lltOC Of fIHUI to businessmen have be«n concluded between the Govern* ny Dti Of iiliUlflCWf and Indonesia. Mr. M. C Compton, Contmihr of Immigration, said y«'sU*rday that Briti.sh consular ftulhorltien In liulone.sia already had been instructed
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    FEWER WILL LIVE IN CUBICLES, SAYS S.I.T.
    149 5 Many apply under lodgers' plan MANY Singapore Improvement Trust tenants have already got permission to take m their relatives as lodgers, said Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, the Trust Chairman, yesterday. Mr. McNeice said that the Trust was expecting many more applications to
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      100 5 CLAMOROUS SViIMSUITS Created to do beautiful things for a girl's figure. j# Whatever your particular V figure type, there is a jfi^l^Ml swinisuit made just for you- If j f There is also a wonderful J| for leisure time wear, care- I fully cut and tailored for 1 1 M
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    BLOOD DONORS ARE WELCOME 'ANY TIME'
    144 7 Singapore Blood Trans- •n Service is always I to attend to donors Office hours, provided otice lor an appointtnade a pok< sman of rvice said yesterday. sman was comment- on a complaint by a man i Bid he went to the <t 1.45 p.m.
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    NEW LIGHTS, BUS STOPS HELP COLLYER QUAY TRAFFIC
    221 7 NEW LIGHTS, BUS STOPS HELP COLLYER QUAY TRAFFIC TRAFFICS along C ollyer Quay moves faster now than ever before with the installation of pedestrian lights and new siting of bus stops, the Traffic Chief, Mr. A. E. Minns, told the Free Press yesterday. Mr. Minns was replying to a reader's
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    New resort will be Xmas gift to youth
    127 7 New resort will be Xmas gift to youth SINGAPORE is to have a sec- 1 ond youth holiday resort by the end" of this year. Built off Lim Chu Kang Road by the Federation of Singapore Boys Clubs, the resort will cost $5,000. It will be the newest holiday attraction
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    Nurses' dance
    24 7 SEGAMAT. Sat. A dance m aid of the Segamat Nurses Welfare Fund will be held at the Nurses' Hostel on Dec. 10.
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    Davis will conduct 'Messiah'
    65 7 Davis will conduct 'Messiah 4 royal Command musician 1\ Mr. Laurie DavL ol R Malaya, will conduct "The M > lah" for the Singapore .\iiwcal Boc the Victoria Memorial Hall on Doc 15 and 17. Mr. David played with leadIng orchej bras m Britain, and also before tele-viewers. The four
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    Longer stay for Ava in S'pore
    56 7 Film actress Ava Gardner has changed the date ol i her arrival m Singapor .so I that she may .stay longer. She will now arrive on December 9 and leave six days later. During her stay Miss Gardner hopes to do much lightseeing and
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    He asks: What about these decisions?
    101 7 MR. SIM BENG SENG, a Singapore City Councillor, has asked the Council about what has happened to several committee derisions withdrawn from the list for confirmation. He said that among those withdrawn were some on contracts fur works. Last month, one withdrawn touched on
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    No trace of missing $494
    62 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. In November last year it was discovered that a sum of $494 collected by the Land Office here was missing. It was not possible to blame any officer for the loss and the Police investigated without result. The amount has now been
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    Committee to check accounts
    61 7 JOHORS, BAHRU, Sat Th» audited accounts of th( of Johore will bo examined by a committee appointed by the State Council Reports to tl Council will be made from tin to tune. Members of the committee are: The State Financial Oilicer, (chairman), Tuan Hajl Noah bin
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    Ellis island closes
    29 8 Ellis J i. where 20,000.000 been re< i I I h:ts been clo ed mmigratlon i it i mi •<J to mid town Ne\i York. I
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    England's gloomiest village?
    186 8 England's gloomiest village? i VILLAGE Of 1,200 ]>* opl< is protest Ing BbOQt a proposal lor .1 ,i burial ground In the middle i the village "bo large that we shall never loruct death/ 1 The viii.i.v r ol Sm Hani roti to the Ifinl I oi Housing a iking
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    Farmers protest at rainmaking
    52 8 Farmers m the Salisbury Plain district are protesting at a Government proposal to carry out rainmaklng experiments m Wiltshire by dropping Ice on the clouds. Mr. Kenneth Stratton, one of the leaders ol the protest, .said there was enough mesi already without politicians trying to run
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    DOG TRACK FINED FOR OVERCHARGING BOOKIES
    196 8 i>KCAUSE eight bookmakers were overcharged for admission to four meetings, a linn of greyhound racing track owners and its four directors laced a 1 total oi igo charges. The director! ana the firm pleaded guilty at King's Lynn, Norfolk. The linn, King's Lynn Stadium,
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    Coroner seeks national crash helmet inquiry
    133 8 Why do motor cyclists refuse t< wear crash helmeti? a coroner proposed a nation wide census to And the answer. He is Mr. Anthony Rothera, <;f Nottingham, who hai recently held leven Inquests on motor cyclists Who were killed through not wearing hdnii -ts.
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    PUPILS CHATTERED ON, SO ONE BY ONE TEACHER HIT THEM
    646 8 lines, i "> yrar-old schaolmistresfl she told .1 class of 11 nhu-vrar-olds and 10-year-olds to be quiet. They started chattering ajain so she hit all but one of them with a :m. long wooden blackboard pointer. •1 thought they would
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    59 8 photo, r i mi i it ii i~ There's all the glamour :of the Orient m this "wedding dress" worn by 21 -year-old farmer world ice skating champion E j Jacqueline I)u Bief, of Paris. She is to wear it m the pantomime "Alad- s din on lee" m which
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    2 sisters to share £2 million
    136 8 2 sisters to share £2 million rinvo Bistera sharing a Ove 1 r>'> .11 i ulte m Orosvi n<»r House, Park lane, will In h< nt about C 2 000 000 '< li by their barom t br< I h r d mond magnate .Sir Jos< ph Robin it w;i
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    Church says 'Don't choose our bishops'
    291 8 Church says 'Don't choose our bishops' ALL is not well, the Church of England said, with the way m which the Sovereign appoints its bishops and deans on the advice of the Prime Minister. And the Church decided to ■ek a change, as outlined m thi.s resolution passed by the
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    PENSIONER, 75 GOES HACK TO WORK
    71 8 PENSIONER, 75 GOES HACK TO WORK SEVENTY FIVE 1 YEAR OLD Mr. William Wilkinson, president of Alvaston < Derby t Old Age Pensioners' Association. ha.s resigned hLs presi-dency--to go back to work to keep himself and his wife. "For .seven years I have campaigned lor bigger pensions." he said. "W
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    Ceiling falls on Dand
    46 8 Ceiling falls on Dand Billy cotton's band, rehearsing for a BBC. .show, needed H .sound effe< t of the studio falling m. Suddenly, while thr rehi sal '»n at the BBC. studio m Picadilly, London, thf celling did fall m and the overed with pis t<
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    25,000 'DREAMS'
    16 8 A Moscow publishing I haa printed 25.000 coph kespeare's -Mid summer NiKhfa Dream.' 1
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    THIS BARON MUST STAY SILENT
    308 9 HE HAD SECRET WAR-TIME MISSION respite denials by the Air Ministry and the Foreign Office that a "British Baronet d<- Ropp" could be found, he is a real person and he is alive today. But -he is a Baron. No reference book n.st.s his name
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    The man with a princely past
    213 9 I>RINCE Johann von Tokary Karawfwtft, who once livi (1 m a stately Ukrainian palace and employed nearly i [rants, died m London tiie tenant of a 525.-a-week room. The prince, who was once Ukrainian Ambassador m Turkey, knew diplomats personally m most capitals of
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    OLD FOLK PART OF FAMILY IN THIS SCHEME
    219 9 OLD FOLK PART OF FAMILY IN THIS SCHEME A NOVEL and human approach to the problem of old people is being made at Exeter. It tries to cure their loneliness by finding homes where they can become one of the family. This pioneer "boarding-out" scheme is so successful that Mrs.
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    Artist told to clean his dirty windows
    151 9 Artist told to clean his dirty windows 4 RTisT Gerall Rowe I was told by the ouncil to clean his studio windows at Lucan-plaee, Chelsea. He refused. IMr. Rowe received a letter from Miss Joyce i Adderley, the council's housing property maniKt'T. which said: "I am j "riling; to the
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    Headless statue
    30 9 A head!e but otherwise peril t statue i t itn Amazon, bell to be by the Greek Pay $»aa (about 450 8.C.) has I ioujjd at Tivoli, Rome.
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    The vanished saucepan caused a fuss
    176 9 The vanished saucepan caused a fuss yyniLiN Mr.s. hjvejyn Brookes put an aluminium saucepan out to COO] three month.s ago she never kn. m. s it would can. i When .she went to ft tell it the saucepan had gone. And the dustman had called. Mr.s. Brooke.s'.i husband, William, went
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    MINIATURE MARTIANS IN PARIS
    81 9 MINIATURE MARTIANS IN PARIS t^^^^^^s II fpHE recent reports of fly- j'j A ing saucers seen over!/ France would seem to be v! true. Two small figures were seen m a Paris < street with a gendarme I manfully trying to get m particulars. But the Paris V policeman knew
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    ENVOY'S CAR STOLEN
    42 9 Two gunmen held up an official French High Commission car m a Bonn street recently. They robbed the German driver of the money m hi.s pocket* and drove off In the r-ar, which was later found abandoned m Cologne
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    He obeyed orders
    78 9 He obeyed orders BECAUSE an officer at the U.S.A. F. base, Shephrrdsgrove. Suffolk, was letting married. the squadron's cook, who Has koiiik on leave, was recalled to bake the wedding take, despite his protests The cook u;»s ordered: 'Don't forge! to put nuts on top of the cake." Officers anembled
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    Jap general freed
    30 9 Hltoshl [mamura, M j ar-old Former Cln C oi Japanese forces m Java haa been fr< i d ifter comph alO year gaol sent for w.u crimes
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    BUTTED BY STAGE IN PARK
    23 9 Mr. Prlta Dispeker, 32. ol Chllverton, Wimbledon Park butted uiui injured by a Ada m Richmond 1 Loiidijil.
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    In Neptune's castle
    685 10 KATHLEEN HICKLEY continues her story Iflttltl I IMIMI I l»t»l »t of the strange under sea adventures that m. >••• befall Mansoor and Fatimah through their Magic Jar I A TIM All and Ml Ml Iff find a Mftflc bottle which turns then into mrr-proplr They arc
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    Rupert's Coral Island—9
    250 10 Rupert's Coral Island 9 The flying fithci obey their orders and. m spite ot |h« Mr boy'i sudden departure. they nuke ttraighl tor ihc land. T h sfK-edlK).!!, wuh the three Cv de« calling excitedly, gairtl on Rupr r.ipidly but has to veer i way tor As the ipccdboai swerves
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    COLOUR HIM TO WIN A PRIZE
    79 10 COLOUR HIM TO WIN A PRIZE T°i>ArB pi.t.,,, h(IIIId I riirejroa imp],. M opi mc aU those bright colours i, brighten „p vvith-a.id •Hn one of [he four p iy (two for bojn und |((r S lirls) bemu MTcrrA Usinr paints, crayons or chalk* colour this picture, th«n fill m
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    FIGARO'S PLEA
    32 10 picture. 1 Accustomed as he is to public appearances, Figaro, the brown boar. adopts his platform man ncr m an almost -hum-in appeal for titbits at the London Zoo. Reuter
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    Here EVERY girl is like 'LA LOLLO'
    326 11  - Here EVERY girl is like 'LA LOLLO' WILLIAM HICKEY says r OU know," I said to my friend, "the able about Rome is nearly every girl is ible Lollobrigida." It was alter lunch and we were sitting having coffee at the fashionable cafe the Hotel Excelsior m Via Veneto. Yes"
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    -but THIS Butterfly' put them in the shade
    391 11 -but THIS Butterfly' put them in the shade E out to cinecitla. the Rim .studios on the outthe city. 1 wa.s told a magnificent set "lam Butterfly" to Bee. film sets always have al atmosphere. It is whether they are m Hollywood, or Rome. are masses of cable J maze
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    At last—Steel meets a girl
    368 11  - At last— Steel meets a girl Thomas Wiseman by and hopes the kind of introduction he has here to Diane Cilento means farewell at last to all those elephants and giraffes T HAD never considered Anthony Steel the ascetic type; nor, for that matter, had Anthony Steel. That it seems,
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    PECK – 'the Pied Piper of Fishguard'
    282 11 PECK 'the Pied Piper of Fishguard' STUDIO GOSSIP rr or II Pi< d Pip< r ol V wit: Gregory Peck. Each niyht. as r< t v cornea ashore at the Welsh seaport after working In "Mofo.v hick." i c< f< r;children follow at hii t* otsteps. hoping to br one
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    You don't tremble for nothing
    629 12 says THE SINGAPORE DOCTOR MISS C. is Slightly built and twenty-five years old. She complained of palpitation m h<*r heart and thifl frightened her. Bhc played n< rvously with her handkerchief, frequently blew her hoj c and •>ar» i ri h<-r throat with a sharp
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    We're bound to be late
    39 12 picture. Ever waited for the wife to dress for the evening out? Then you'll sympathise with the London Zoo's despondent White Pelican who, heavy billed, waits for his companion to complete her toilet. Reuter
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    RED for cancer
    144 12 RED for cancer UUMAN cancers can 11 made to shine a bright red war lUht for easy det< This may mark breakthrough a '4 aln s t cancer Tt could lead to a sure way of telling whel person has cancer, whether [1 has spread m his body. v. all
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    LONNIE LEARNS TO WALK
    203 12 F<OR the first time m his young: life, little Lonnie Williams of Lexington, Tennessee, is going to his mother and father and maybe even take a few steps with them. The 2 1/ 2 -year-old youngster was born without arms be- low the elbow and without
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    SUNTAN BARRIER
    53 12 THE suntan you acquired may block the passage 0/ vitamin D. to your system, Gciieral Electric scientists say. The sun's rays produce a tanning action on the skin, m which pigmet is deposited close to the skin surface and absorbs some of the ultraviolet which would normally make
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    ZIPP your way to the SUN
    426 13 ZIPP your way to the SUN Because it's Fun to be FIT 'pOO warm m the sun for those health ex- irises? Not if you take a tip or two from Miss ZIPP. the beach girl who funks it FUN to be FIT. She greets the sun by tackling her
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    AND MISS ZIPP SHOWS YOU HOW IN THESE FIVE DIAGRAMS
    29 13 AND MISS ZIPP SHOWS YOU HOW IN THESE FIVE DIAGRAMS Bend that trunk 2. Swing those legs. J. Benft and swing. 4. "Duck Fighting." 5. Pick up the pyramid.
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    Mr. FLOP is doing FINE
    232 13  -  ARTHUR CHESBY jby DR. AND what benefit is Mr. FLOP, the "take-it-easy'' man, getting from HIS day by the beach? Mr. Flop doesn't like exercising to keep fit. But he's getting health m other ways through CHANGE, through FRESH AIR through SUNSHINE. First the CHANGE.
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    Women live longer here'
    121 13 Women live longer here' THAT Cyprlots especially Cypriot women live longer than any other people m the British Commonwealth is just revealed by official figures prepared m Cyprus to back claims by the British colonial administration that Cyprus is the best-governed territory m the Mediterranean. The average Cypriot woman's expectation
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    Bridge Quiz
    316 13 ITTHKN havf bit! two and partner hai »x;>re.s.se<. c for t;. st<-.ifi of .1 mere prtfiTVUCt) you mv t i;. m mind that I may no' be uitf bid "sounds". He may b<strong enoufta to vu.sh to weakest bid 'except v pasM of merely returninf to your flrst-bid
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    Rind B-A-T
    17 13 AN hotel m Mexico City has on its notrpaper: "100 rooms with bat.s and telephone."
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    Now let's hear from the doctor
    52 13 Yes, these beach girls find it fun seeking that holiday fitness. YOU can too by joining the ZIPP girl m the exercises devised by fitness expert JOSEPH EDMUNDSON—or by taking health sitting back with Mr. FLOP. Today's beach bellrs are Ann Miller (top) and
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    Amateurs may get pay tor U.K. football
    531 14 CONTROVERSY No. 1 RECENT division of F.I.F.A. to recognise broken time compensation to amateurs for loss of earnings could touch off the biggest revolution ever m British football. THE DOOR IS NOW OPEN FOR BRITAIN TO ACCEPT THE HROKEN-TIME PRINCIPLE FOR YEARS RECOGNISED
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    No-substitute rule is crippling soccer
    466 14 No- substitute rule is crippling soccer CONTROVERSY No. 2 f |'lll injury Ui (un WYlsh players m the International mulch against |iu;li»d at I?— ihiej M.uliuni, followed as il was by a mishap to W.»ll«'y ll:irn« s in the lirst live minutes of Arsenal's same at Highbury a^mist llu(l(l<*rsfi«-|(l has
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    42 ENTER S'PORE DISTANCE RACES
    183 14 42 ENTER S'PORE DISTANCE RACES A TOTAL of tt runners, including; II Servicemen, will take part m the three and four mile events of the Singapore Chinese YM.C.A. fourth Qpen ross-( ountry Rates at Pasir Panjang tomorrow morning. Twenty-six Chinese will race against .seven Servicemen m the three-mile event. Entries
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    WOLVES FACE HUNGARY XI
    37 14 VVTOLVES are now preparing to take on the Hungarian rrack team. Homed, captained by football's fabulous uallopiny major, Ferenc Puskas. The date ls December 16 and the match will probably be by floodlight.
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    HIS 5th WIN
    46 14 Browning Ross. U.S. Olympic long distance star representing* the Perm Athletic Club of Philadelphia, won the Berwick marathon yesterday for the fifth successive year. Ross outdistanced a field of 35 top American and Canadian runners to vuu the not by suo yards A.P.
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    England gamble fails
    121 15 England gamble fails (ENGLAND'S cricket captain, !i Len Hutton, gambled and n the opening day of the cricket Test against Australia yesterday. \i closo of play for the day Aus- scored 208 runs for the ot only two wickets. Hutton sent Australia In to bfti coping for a few quick
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    SPOT THE SPORTSMAN
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    Walthamstow score the equaliser
    78 15 W ilthamstow F.C. have twice drawn with Queen's Paik I m their F.A. (up first round tie. The second replay is <»i«(lul«'d for Monday.. I >»X picture shews the amateur side's equaliser m the first The scorer is L. Julians, V\althamst«w inside-right, who, m tM|>«-<i j«Msey,
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    VIVA PEREZ1
    445 15 VIVA PEREZ 1 Shirai hammered to dazed defeat I DASCUAL PEREZ of Argentina, finished strongly m the last three rounds last night to win the world I flyweight championship with a unanimous 15-round decision over Yoshio Shirai ot Japan, before 20,000 tans at the outdoor ring at Korakuen Stadium, Tokyo.
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    Poh Lim wins in two sets
    133 15  - Poh Lim wins in two sets NETMAN Ky VIALAYAN champion Ong Poh Lim beat Nandu Natekar, No. l Indian player ,7-14. 15-1 In night's international exhibition.; at the Singapore Badminton Association hall. It was the la^t night. T. N. Seth salvaged some of the honours for India by beatiny Ooi
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    Spot the Sportsman
    6 15 SOLUTION: Burdett CouttS
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    5 TOP TEAMS AWAY TODAY
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    SPORTS QUIZ
    104 15 (1) Pick out the silver me ri.illht* .unonu thesr Singapore representatives at the last \si.in (i.imes: < h.m Onn l>-»iu Teng Pei W;ih. Kul.it bin Ismail (hay VWnj; Yew. It) Is 100 m hurdles iiu ludrd m the Olympic Decathlon? (3) Between ltH and I9M a world boxing
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    66 15 IT. S. tennis rh»mpjog Vie Snxas, alrradv j.ibfllr-ci the enigma of Americas Daws Cup :»Mrn. meets Auftrmlla'i Neata rYutt today m thtfeature of -i cMli match )rogramme earning the Victorian '»-n--nis (hampionship.s into the nnal.'It will provide a la«t rompetltivt look at U.S. Aisiralian and
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    32 15 Kedah outclassed Perak m their "AH Blues'* rugger match at Ipoh >esterday winning by 28 points (two goals, a penalty and five tries) to 6 points (two tries).
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      86 16 SAFE EACH-WAY BETS: ircc rresa Cmmne < orrespondent jTINGPORT, third m the IV 195! St. leger, and nicely-weighted Aimark were both freely tipped on the course this morning lor UIC Singapore St. Leger over I] miles at Kukit Timah today, but I am pinning my
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      81 16 rorelgn office spokesman said yesterday thai Brazil has rei ted i i...i to Ciech dl tan runV Enni Zatopek. Zatopeh had applied tor i visa to ■Mi I' iulo t<>r Die i i-0.' dun* iv tre race to be ii^id D»'c :n. Zatopek won tin 7,900-metre race
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      23 16 Ireland 3-1 lead lad In DunfennUn« when •lien Tbomai Cup badminton tie wnii HcoUand irlnning 3 doi >nd -I loaini les.
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      1129 16 St. Leucr Morning daimed briuht and clear and the gom<) should improve consider- Tbtu by this afternoon. It should be no worse than yieldiva Majestic Sight m Race One stands out as one of the best bets m today's card. He showed a. return to his best form on
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      39 16 BIRTHS 20 Words \f, (minimum) DORAISAMY: To Harriet, wife of n i ton, Edward Chelvar itnam, on 24th Wov. si XX Hospital PABSKLAIOUES: To Lucienne I Pierre i i on, Didler Nelson, at youngoei if" tpital, 25.11 A
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      75 16 20 HUrds $4 i minimum MR lIM KIM LEE aged 47 <i away peacefully at his resident No. Goodman Road. Singapore, on 2. r )th November, 1954. He leaves behind his beloved mother, 2 wives, 4 sons. A adopted sons 6 ighters, 2 daughters-in-law,' 2| I m -in-law and
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