The Singapore Free Press, 9 December 1954
1954-12-09
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Title Section19 1954-12-09 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya i ..i. Singapore, Thurs., Dec. 9, 1954. Price 15 Cts.19 words
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165 1954-12-09 1 I PRESIDENT Eisenhower said at his Washington press conference yesterday thai the free world's fear of iobal war had diminished m rerent years. He had been i^ked to comment upon the world's chances for peace now. He replied by asking newspiReuter - 165 words
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Article163 1954-12-09 1 New faster-than-sound rocket AUTHORITATIVE aircraft survey published m London yesterday said the Russians have thrown 360 factories into a vast plane production race with In reticent terms the latest edition of Jane s All The Worlds Aircraft" revealed this programme is igned to giveA.P.; Reuter - 163 words
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Article24 1954-12-09 1 The people of Hiroshima where the first atom bomb was dropped, have snubbed a Communist candidate and reelected a Conservative government. A.P.A.P. - 24 words
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Article, Illustration69 1954-12-09 1 MSS Ava Gardner, who irrives at Kallang airport at G. 35 toni«lit. She will have a police il and escort to her luxury suite at Raffles Hotel. The film star's visit to the f 'liny has b;en cut by two it was learned tliis morning,69 words
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Article57 1954-12-09 1 r JVvVO ammunition cars of a 1 Chinese Communist I n blew up 95 mile fJ t Shanghai on Nov. 20 d more than 80 Tatao News Agency said m Taipeh yesterday The Tatao, run by the Nationalist Chine.se Ministry the Interior, said the <xlons57 words
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Article73 1954-12-09 1 Date Eag!ar funeral on Sunday THE funeral of Dato C. J. Paglar, who died m the Singapore General Hospital early this morning, will take place on Sunday afternoon. A service will be held m St. Joseph's Church, Victoria Street. The cortege will leave the church for Bidadari Cemetery. Hundreds of73 words
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129 1954-12-09 1 THE U.S. Army commandant m Frankfurt warned American families yesterday that German criminals were hiding m their homes as domestic servants. Col. John II Dillev added I t a ieric n bachi would not be allowed to have rooms for maids m thoir biliets. TheA.P. - 129 words
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Article274 1954-12-09 1 Call m Commons A SUGGESTION that Australia and New Zealand should help pay for the cost of the fight against the Communists m Malaya was made yesterday m the House of Commons by Mr. Thomas Reid (Labour). He said the fight was part of theReuter - 274 words
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Article63 1954-12-09 1 AGREES AIR FOftCE Dakota crashed about noon yesterday at Kleusis military airfield, killing iU 19 occupants I of whom were (ireek Army Lieutenants. The Dakota was enjlfdi m parachute exercises over the airfield when a falling parachute got entangled with the plane, causing it toA.P. - 63 words
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Article132 1954-12-09 1 N.-E. monsoon moves south TMIERE were floods again m Singapore today. It rained all last night and this morning a.s the north-ea.st mon.soon, which flooded several areas m the Federation last week, moved south. The Telok Ayer market was completely under water. Approaches to oflices m Robin132 words
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Article45 1954-12-09 1 December first urade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened on the Singapore market this morning at 82 cents a lb., a quarter of a cent below last night's closing price. January first was quoted 81 5 cents lb. The tone of the market was quiet.45 words
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Advertisement14 1954-12-09 1 mmmmmmmm*m-Wm\mmmmmOm%rmmiamr. J****M»*****«H**-a***-**»***^^ UMNfM **f>>*ft^*f>- mMrftW mmmmmmmf* -w^T^^ M^m^^ wt^^ mmmtmmmm "^mm%\*'m^^ m^ m^^ t14 words
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Article, Illustration37 1954-12-09 2 STRAYS HELP HO ME FUND picture. Rescued strays were featured m yesterday's flag day effort for the Canine Welfare Association of Singapore. The proceeds will tro toward* thp homo for stray dogs m Thomson Road. Free PressFree Press - 37 words
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151 1954-12-09 2 New U.S.-Chiang pact 'not part of SEATO'-Eden tf IR ANTHONY EDEN, the Foreign Secretary, said m London yesterday Britain was satisfied that the treaty between the United States and Nationalist China on Formosa was purely defensive and would result m closer consultation. He told Mr. Arthur Henderson, (Labour) that thisReuter - 151 words
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Article92 1954-12-09 2 M.P.S ASKED TO HELP U.S. AIRMEN BRITISH Foreign Secretary Sir Anthony Eden, yesterday called on Labour MP's who have contacts with the Chinese Communists to use their influence to get 18 imprisoned American airmen released without further delay. During questions m the House of Commons on the recent U.S. -FormosaU.P. - 92 words
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94 1954-12-09 2 TIE United Nations General Assembly took up for urgent action yesterday a complaint by 16 Allied countries again. 1 1 the imprisonment of 11 United States airmen by the Chinese Communists. Overriding vehement protests by Russia, Czechoslovakia and Poland that it hadU.P. - 94 words
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Article22 1954-12-09 2 The Soviet Press announced m Moscow yesterday the death of Nina Vasityevna Vazzar, wife of composer Bmitei Shostakovich. APAP - 22 words
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Article60 1954-12-09 2 J'HE Afghanistan Premier, Sardar Daud .said m a talk on Kabul Radio, that if Pakistan did not .satisfactorily .solve the Pakhtoonistan issue, Afghanistan could not await the results of talks between the two nations. "Afghanistan's stand on Pakhtoonistan remains the same as before. This was conveyed byU.P. - 60 words
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Article18 1954-12-09 2 Joseph b. Kwnan, Washington lawyer and g-angbuster died yesterday m Asheboro, North Carolina, aged 66. A.P.A.P. - 18 words
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Article21 1954-12-09 2 Russia and the Western powers agreed tentatively yesterday to begin private disarmament talk* m London late m February. A.P.A.P. - 21 words
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Article37 1954-12-09 2 SEVEN British members of Parliament hare sent a telegram and letter to Egyptian Preeuer Colonel Nabser pleading for clemency for members of the Muslim Brotherhood It was learned ux London yesterdfty.- U.P.U.P. - 37 words
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222 1954-12-09 2 WE WILL TAKE ALL REFUGEES FROM REDS-U.S. Note on ships rejected THE I'nited Stales to!d Poland yesterd iv th i always will welcome refugees seekin u from Red rule. The American view was tonv/w the latest of a series of notes between C- v "I Washington over the seizing ofAP - 222 words
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Article133 1954-12-09 2 Eden warns Peru on ship seizures BRITAIN affirmed its refusal yesterday to recognise territorial waters outside the three-mile limit and. m a veiled warning to Peru and other South American states, .said it "leserves the right to uphold British interests prejudiced by such claims." The Foreign Secretary, Sir Anthony Eden,133 words
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Article71 1954-12-09 2 wmain is aoing a boom/n? export business m motor-cycles and bicycles. In the firct 10 months of this year, she exported 60,305 motor-cycles worth £7.914,672, an increase m value over the same period m 1953 of £365.000. Britain exported 1,703.805 bicycles m the firstA.P. - 71 words
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Article45 1954-12-09 2 TIIK Duke of Edinburgh went to gaol yesterday— just to look around. Rain prevented him from landing as planned by helicopter m the exercise yard of Maidstone Prison. Kent. He drove to the prison instead for his inspection trip.- U.P.U.P. - 45 words
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Advertisement78 1954-12-09 2 t&*"'' --■-■•n.nuuTMmmMiini '.^r^^^jur^ SMOOTHES— 'HazeI me Snow' smoothes away fcr >. :> tne s^' n stimulates and refreshes at once. at^l^i^^W^t' ■"->■ Always ask for 'HAZELJNE SNOW nothing 'V^. else is as good, nothing else hus been so famou* for min y y° ars Look for the name llu v78 words
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Article, Illustration297 1954-12-09 3 lOmiA MHUDf. iriyht* who fills neat stocking herself, has a favour to ask of > int. i Clans. The N»-y«*ar-old Italian star with the X ibapc wants to meet more American men. know Italians. French, (iermans. j 111; |ish— but hardlyA.P. - 297 words
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86 1954-12-09 3 OBSERVATORY FINDS NEW MINOR PLANET rvilF. National Geographic I Society has announced the Palomar Observatory the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, disred a new minor planet or :d on Sunday. The institute astronomer, Mr. ■f> Abell. first saw the new planet on a photographic plate with Palomar's huge :ope. TheU.P. - 86 words
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Article29 1954-12-09 3 '"•'anon work has been pied for the Temple of Anand Faustina, a 1900- relic m Rome conom« of the bost exam- i f) l Roman decorative art.29 words
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Article16 1954-12-09 3 A German expedition plans to climb the Karakoram Deak m Pakistan next year U.P.U.P. - 16 words
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228 1954-12-09 3 METHOD of killing cancer by weaving radioactive thread into the flesh of the ed area was described m Los Angeles yesterday to U.S. X-ray specialists. pe thread, a hollow nylon tube about the diameter of a >}g darning needle, holds tiny Dlts of radioactive materialA.P. - 228 words
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177 1954-12-09 3 HPHEODORE WELSH, wealthy Australian builder, and two other men were A charged at Houston, Texas, yesterday with kidnapping Welsh's four-year-old daughter Pamela. The girl was taken from her mother 's home m Houston last week. Witnesses said she was forced into aU.P. - 177 words
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Article206 1954-12-09 3 Wife granted divorce \IKS. HILDA HINSON won fl diVOTt* yesterday Irom A her husband Percy, because when he w;in ill Mice, his secretary came to his bedside to take dictation and. refusing a chair, said that it was all fight, she'd sit <»v his bed.U.P. - 206 words
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Article97 1954-12-09 3 'I'M IK reason many women L ((.rnplaiM of a tired feeling during the day may be because they skipped breakfast or did not have enough, or did the same at lunch reiving instead on snacks until time for dinner. Even with a dinner supplying allA.P. - 97 words
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Advertisement98 1954-12-09 3 mi. i^«& ssr«i JOM mi j««s j«s sm; #s jsss jt»& aM -m m DORTMUNDER I^tk^\\ to your II II Christmas Cheer! f^^ if Mill MM J/ltWsA M BEER/^W j Spore K.L. >x^o /fi)l T Pints 9.60 $11.00 yTA^^^oo^^W Quarts $19.20 $21.60 "OMir /4 MO/TF SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS o98 words
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The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, Dec. 9, 1954.
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Article269 1954-12-09 4 Opinion THE GREAT JAM TRAFFIC jams at peak hours m Singapore continue. And there's no sign of an end yet, for more and more vehicles are on the roads. At the end of last month there were 700 more cars than there were on January 1 last. Buses, taxis and269 words
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Article, Illustration621 1954-12-09 4 JAY G. HAYDEN - RUSSIA BREAKS THE ICE JAY G. HA YDEN by Mr. Malenkov suggests a return to more oldfashioned behind-the-scenes diplomacy. MR. Charlei E. Hohlcn. the U.S. Ambassador to Russia, i turned to Washington to bolster m person a position ho long has been arguing for, and which President Eisenhower seems close621 words
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Article230 1954-12-09 4 Why whalers went to Peru THE whalers cry of "Thar she blows" belongs traditionally to cold latitudes. What was Mr. Aristotle Onassis's whaling fleet doing off the coast of tropical Peru quite apart from any right it had to be there? The answer is the Uumboldt current, an icy stream230 words
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Advertisement22 1954-12-09 4 EXCELLENT RINGS OFDIAMONDS6rGEMS 1 IN PLAI [NUM&GOLD. j With Smart if Efficient Workmanship G.C.DeSILVA&BROS 3. RAFFLES PLACE I Singapore- 1 Tel: *****.22 words
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Advertisement43 1954-12-09 4 FOR THIS| 1 SAFETY |trade Aviv/" MAR X H "CHIEF" GOLDEN WHEEL 2 KEROSENE STOVES aJ J| i^aßHflW'iS 9p&u r v fc V FREE! J a £Asy ro operate!* JS Obtainable from all dealers throughout the Federation Cf Singapore |WAH HING ENGINEERING WORKS?43 words
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141 1954-12-09 5 I) AS IK PAN JANG power station has increased its output to 75,000 kilowatt by bringing into operation a third generator. This puts the supply position well ahead of mand, said Mr. Chan Kum Chee, of the City Council's Public Utilities Committee,141 words
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Article75 1954-12-09 5 A bill to amend laws ordinance A bill to amend the Revised ion of the Laws Ordinance will be presented at the gapore Legislative Council Ing on December 14. A Government spokesman explained: "When the ordinwaj passed it was intend- to prepare for the revised ion and the edition of75 words
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Article28 1954-12-09 5 :•.'< rnitf ward of 70 ■)f).OOO Is to be it Johore Bahru. ting maternity ward d into a asi with an for Susters quar-28 words
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Article15 1954-12-09 5 »ing date for applica>r overseas scholarships thn Federation of British k> Jan 1515 words
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Article128 1954-12-09 5 PADI PLANTER MAKES HIS DEFENCE ALOR STAR, Thurs. APADI planiei. Ariflin bin Mat Akib. who faced a gang robbery charge with se vpn other men, yesterday told the Kcdah Assises that the complainant, Mehta bin Ebau, was angry with him because he (Ariffini had "moved about" with Mehat's divorced wile.128 words
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206 1954-12-09 5 BECAUSE no local applicant was considered suitable for the port of Curator of the archives section and technical library of Raffles Museum, the job is now being advertised m Britain. stating this yesterday. t;. Director of Ranirs Mus-urn and206 words
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Article63 1954-12-09 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The general manager of the i Malayan Railway, Mr. C. G.i Harrison, opened three blocks of new flats for its traffic operating staffs at Bukit Bun^sar here yesterday. The blocks consist of 36 flats and cost about $330,000. They will be occupied next week.63 words
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Article, Illustration110 1954-12-09 5 FAKKKK PARK is tIM division shown today m the Fftf PrMi ■erlei wi sapi <»f s in: ip« i tmrnty-livr MMlstitaeW h I Farm Park kMuMed \m f.i north hv thr mm lion mi hi and rhomson the south by Beransoon i{<» id vkeie h neeli Balestier J{o»d110 words
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Advertisement160 1954-12-09 5 You Too Can Take The Advantage Of DALAMAL'S (Direct Importers, Exporters Wholesalers) CLEARANCE SALE Wide Assortment Of American Plain Printed, Crepes And Taffeta With Latest Designs. 60% LESS THAN USUAL PRICES Further Reduction For 3 DAYS More Only ARROW SPORT SHIRTS $8.90 each. ARROW "REGIS" SHIRTS (Asrt. Sizes) $8.90 each.160 words
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Miscellaneous213 1954-12-09 6 8 1 1 1 1 1 S 7 i linUiill *^b n 1 1 1 fi l j i i^M MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis I ~~~1 f WE'VE REACHED THE POSITION. I I HERES WHERE KJAROA-ANO STOP ENGINE?" LO THAR WENT DOWN. ONE T 7TZ77^\ vi UMOiwtv^^-213 words
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Miscellaneous625 1954-12-09 6 YOUR I LUCKY! STAB I 1J Ui ha\( a it.ilh time m KCttii^ wh «»ut of Me li i> prekaU I you expect no much i <\.ii Urn t—4, hnpertant .md si«nilirant tkinfl tliut do Inj,. pea, sum ijisulli< ient t 0 y, nl You have aa batrecpeettrt n.ilure and625 words
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Article209 1954-12-09 7 LONDON, Dec 8. Previous l ml iv iff \<> l KSs c.i.f European 23 15 1G buyers Dec 24 1.16 sellers ii itKKK No 1 HSSc.il European 23 T buyers 23\ buyers ran 24 sellers U i; N,, KSS Spot M buyer:, 24 sellers M sell BrBBCI209 words
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Article103 1954-12-09 7 NEW YORK, Dec. 8. Previous Today T!\ Strain «*pot and nearby 90.00 nom. 90.12 nom. UN futures Dec 89.90 bid 89.75 bid 190.00 asked 90.10 asked Jan. 89.80 bid 89.75 bid 89.90 asked 90.00 asked t*eb. 89.70 traded 89.62 bid 90.00 asked lo.Ni:: Quietly steady. SALES: Nil.103 words
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Article39 1954-12-09 7 Malabar was quoted at 44 per pound. December shipii 43. January 42. Januaryiequal monthly proportions) 41. Sarawak spot 43. Lampong spot M 44 cents per pound, sellers ex dock. Above prices quoted m U.S. cents per Ib.39 words
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Article37 1954-12-09 7 NEW YORK. Dec. 8. Previous. Today 36 Industrials 393.88 393 OR M Kiilmads 136 87 136.77 111 Domestic Bonds 10! 34 1'U.40 i I tilities 61.41 61.43 64 Slacks iimposit? Averages 144. 9G 144.7837 words
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Article118 1954-12-09 7 Dec. 8. Previous Today <nPR\ Philippines c.i.f. UK /North. $198 sellers $1964 sellers Furopean delivered weight per Ion:; ton Dec. Jan. OPRA, Philippines f.o.b. Manila. lelivered weight per long ton unquoted unquoted COPRA Mraits c.i.f. UK/North. £73 pad £"3 buyers luroptan delivered weight per £72.. sellers118 words
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Article68 1954-12-09 7 LIST of people, qualified and liable to serve as jurors m Singapore after Jan. I, 1955, is exhibited public inspection at the main entrance to Singapore Hi'^h Court. The list contains 211 typewritten sheets with 40 names! on each. There arc more than B.OUU68 words
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Article35 1954-12-09 7 H. J C" Kuladngha, Sin- lative Councillor, preside at the first annual <nd inspection of Perak f 4 p.m. on Saturday. House i. s the Social home for boys at P mjaof35 words
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Article18 1954-12-09 7 Fumilv remittances from Mulava to China last month totalled $1,768,029, of which I $1,153,071 was from Singapore.18 words
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Article, Illustration44 1954-12-09 7 2IR John Martin, Undersecretary of State for the Colonies, (centre foeing camera) chats with members of the University of Malaya staff. On his right is the Vice -Chancellor Sir Sydney Came, and on fiis left, Professor F. Mason, Free PressFree Press - 44 words
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99 1954-12-09 7 5,800 co-op shareholders to get $53,000 A TOTAL of $53,000 will bo paid to more than 5,800 shareholders of the Singapore Co-operative Stores Society Ltd., now defunct, as the first and final payment. Mr. C. M. Soosai. Senior Co-operative Officer, told yesterday. This represents a dividend of (>0 per cent.99 words
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Article197 1954-12-09 7 The following letter has been received in reply to the article That Radio blunder" in the Free Press Opinion column on Tuesday: I WOULD state that when the B.B.C. fully discussed with all the Commonwealth Broadcasting Organisations the new plan for the Christmas programme, it does not197 words
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55 1954-12-09 7 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce will present this veil 'a pri/e.s for those who have shown aptitude m their commercia] examinations at it.s meeting room m Fullerton Building on December 17. The prizes have been awarded out of a pri/e fund i bllshed m55 words
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Article24 1954-12-09 7 ht SiiiK'ip^re Rotarians. led by their president, Dr A. W. S. Thevathasan. will attend the Rotary District conference at Bangkok UiLs weekend.24 words
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Article22 1954-12-09 7 About $750 worth of toys was stolen from a store m Blair Road. Singapore. The theft was discovered yesterday morning22 words
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Article54 1954-12-09 7 R.A.F. BAND ON THE AIR TOMORROW riiHE RAF Far East Dane© Band will broadcast for the first time m Malaya when it play.s in Radio Malaya's "Three Programmes for Christmas time" at the Victoria Memorial Hall, Singapore tomorrow at 5.45 p.m. A Fi.ji;ui choir and locftl variety artistes will also54 words
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Advertisement13 1954-12-09 7 ■W., r)**^ *Wk'£ > A T Jsfiersteiner JOLt ACeNTS MACLAINI WATSON AND COMPANY UM.TtO13 words
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Article237 1954-12-09 8 THE DAY BEFORE SPECIAL WEDDING nr*HE pretty blonde frorr a Hampshire village met a young Yorkshireman and invited heneli to stay at his home m hi.< village of Rawcliffe. Everyone knew she was his "intended," said Lord Merriman. the president, m the divorce court. Everything237 words
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Article57 1954-12-09 8 A 40- YEAR-OLD Pole trap- I P»*d by the tide was stranded for over three hours at the loot of a 360 ft.-high cliff at Saltburn, Yorks. before being rescued. Edward Peikut made flares i from scrap paper with a cigar- i ette lighter. Later, he57 words
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Article27 1954-12-09 8 Eastbourne Town Council has icrapped the ftfe limit for taking on lull-time Corporation staff. Ability to do the job will b«' the sole test.27 words
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Article, Illustration213 1954-12-09 8 'Star' was booed off the field THE fantasy world m which 18 year old John Nicholson lived led i him to pose as a playing member on the books of a famous football club. As a result, he got a j trial m the team at his KA I station,Reuter - 213 words
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268 1954-12-09 8 AN inquiry is to be held into the lM| of the South Goodwill lightship and into the safety of all England's light- ■hips. It will b« held before 10 Elder Brethren ol Trinity House. A question already being ask- cd i.s Should our Lightships be268 words
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Article90 1954-12-09 8 AN Old Bailey jury recently wain disagreed over the book, "The Image and the Beaten," Which was alleged to be obscene. "There is no hope of agreement even if we stay here for flays," .said the foreman. Tluu wiu the end oi the st- cond trial.90 words
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183 1954-12-09 8 SCIENTISTS of 36 countries are to make a "mass attack" on the upper atmosphere. The plans were outlined by Dr. E. D. Adrian, the president of the Royal Society, m London. The operation will take pjace three years from now. 'There is no need183 words
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Article152 1954-12-09 8 ROAD FOR TANKERS UPSETS CHURCH A QUESTION that has split the congregation of an 800-year-old church was put before an ecclesiastical court. It was: Should dustcarts and petrol tankers be allowed to pass through the churchyard? The rector and wardens of Amersham. Bucks, St. Mary'fl Church say YES. They a152 words
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Article85 1954-12-09 8 INTENSIONS costing £6 million are planned to University College, London. They will take ten years to complete. Then London will have the largest single group of university buildings m Europe. The provost, Dr. Ifor i Evans, reported these plans at a celebration to mark the restoration85 words
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Article, Illustration54 1954-12-09 9 picture. |\REAM dresses for the mJ bride of 1955 were shown m Milan recently and this, ?irls, is what designers Schubert and I Marucelli say you'll be wearing if you intend to marry next year. On the left is Marucelli's "Fairy Bride" alongside Schu- berts "BridePaul Popper - 54 words
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Article129 1954-12-09 9 THE BRAIN DECIDES STOP-GO ANEW master-controller system of traffic light signals, intended to ease the How of traffic along Oxfordstreet, ha* .started m London. It has been installed between Marble Arch and St. Giles'.s-circus a distance of a mile and a quarter. Previously the traffic lights changed at regular intervals,129 words
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213 1954-12-09 9 1 T SE bad language so that our neighbours hear it, and you risk your home. Quite <nough to have anyone turned out of his house," Judge Clothier, Q.C., said at Lambeth (London) County Court. Making a possession order against Mr. and213 words
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Article69 1954-12-09 9 I Ji: ERSKINE, unbeaten ?()-vear-old heavjr-weighl btxer J was knocked out for the first time as he was passing some painters at work on Cardiff Dock. He rememlMTs the smell of paint and then the paint- 5 ers helping him up. One whifT of paint had done69 words
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Article228 1954-12-09 9 Cruelty plea can raise divorce rate judge fOBD JUSTICE HODSON, a Lord Justice of Appeal and formerly senior divorce judge said recently that he regretted the consequences that followed from me introduction of cruelty a s a ground for divorce. nrinl^r '^U''™ 6 ad ™V at(>S228 words
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Article171 1954-12-09 9 rpHE Bishop of London, A Dr. J. W. C. Wand. I attacked the "pernicious" I idea that adultery leaves I no alternative but the divorce court. He told a congregation I at Holy Trinity Church, I Swiss Cottage. London: "An act of unfaithfulness I doesn't break the171 words
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76 1954-12-09 9 THE sight of redheaded Mrs. Mary Brant cycling along was enough to make Leading Aircraftman Stanley Johnson turn round as he was driving a Land-Rover. A man beside him turned round, too. Thirty yards ahead m the road at Pershore, Wores, was a stationary fnilk76 words
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Article, Illustration239 1954-12-09 9 ¥\H. HANS HAAS, the bearded young submarine ex- plorer, is back from the depths of the Caribbean and the Pacific with another rich haul of underwater films and scientific discoveries. In London he said this expedition was the best of his career.239 words
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Article23 1954-12-09 9 Early stamps. Issued m Greece, were sold for £9,065 In London. Prices paid Included €865 for two u.sed 20-lepta stamps.23 words
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220 1954-12-09 9 six year s after a I Royal Fusilier went on 48-hour leave, Military Police called to .see why he had not returned. Fusilier Jame s Reynolds, aged 46, told a Woolwich court-martial: "m the "id l thought the Army did not want220 words
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Article, Illustration911 1954-12-09 10 TRAFFIC JAMS: Here** a prablem that grows and grows rpo HEAR most Germans grumble one would think they really had a traffic problem at least a.s biid as Ixmdon. In fact, Germany has no road congestion troubles worth mentioning. This is partly because, with the real capital, Berlin, merely an911 words
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Article, Illustration1633 1954-12-09 11 J. M. Ruddy - It was TOO EASY for a GIRL to have FUN in Hollywood J. M. Ruddy AVA TEIIS ABOUT THOSE "WASTED WARS' CM 'PHKOI (ill the window I came the roar of 1:1 Die on Hollywood's Wilshire Boulevard. C dillacs, Jaguars and a Rolls Royee were parked 'he Beverly Wilshire a1,633 words
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Advertisement16 1954-12-09 11 PACKING, SHIPPING W^jgfl INSURANCE f'7'T'!Hi WHm TRANSPORT STORAGE WftjEfm LIMITED IXrEj Wk U3 CECIL STREET SINGAPORE16 words
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Article, Illustration235 1954-12-09 12 IT WAS ONLY ••< WMMHIIIIIIIIMIIHI 11l kJFOR THE PALACE STAFF! lIIIIIIIIIIIIMItIIIIIIIIIII, rpHE Queen Mother, Ir ii white ermine wrap and Princess Margaret huddled m mink, were the la. gueste to arrive at Buckingham Palace, for a dinner party given by the Queen. They and theReuter - 235 words
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Article68 1954-12-09 12 \|R. Winthrop Aldrich, the American Ambassador, declined to read President Eisenhower's Thanksgiving Day proclamation at the American Society Thanks2:ivinp Day ball at London* Dorchester Hotel. He told the 500 guests: Tfm already read it twice today You can read it for yourselves m the programme/* Lord Reading said:68 words
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Article120 1954-12-09 12 She bad her name on her umbrella T*HE IfarchlQUen of Dufferin and Ava took double precaution* against losing her red umbrella at the wedding reception for Miss Mary Roche, daughter of Lord and Lady Fermoy, and Mr. An- thony Berry, son of Viscount I Kemsley, at Hutchinson House. London. She120 words
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105 1954-12-09 12 THE PAY-OFF COMES AT THE THEATRE! I I lATKST box-olTiee trick J by a Paris theatre j j running a British thriller i play is to send round "complimentary tickets" to CTeryfeodj m the tele- j phone book. One turns up with his j best «irl uhereon the man ft|105 words
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Article101 1954-12-09 12 VIENNA women still mand old world valry from their h bands. But most V nesc wives would have men who do i jobs well. A public opinion instil asked Vienna wives makes a "perfect husband." Listing various charac 2.500 wives mostly agreed he101 words
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Miscellaneous320 1954-12-09 12 i Hj wßm BlBBa^i^ia^K l|s CLOH ACROSS 3 Classify a captain? (5). I Calls at this place? (8). 5 l rall: TV Ls broken! (7). 4 One or two for dances? (4). 6 Not tne most comfortable of 8 You would find it m a barbecue mattresses (6). teat (I).320 words
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Article, Illustration440 1954-12-09 13 She didn't know Hubby had made A-bomb HIS TOP-SECRET JOBJWAS^KEPT SO DARK Farmer," because that is your husband's code name. YOU go with your two children on a group picnic, and talk to the man at the wheel of your car. You try to be friendly, but you seem toReuter - 440 words
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Article62 1954-12-09 13 I v Nßico FERMI wa.s a mildmannered academic genius hated war and its weaiffcred deeply from the of excessive soulilng when the devaspower of the bomb ■<1 itself at Hiroshima. n Soviet scientists exa ciroppable H-bomb the Americans it was r f >ved that Fermi'.s moral62 words
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245 1954-12-09 13 If you're DEPRESSED dial 'C for Comfort A WHITE-HAIRED Jesuit priest Father Franz Georg Wartburg of Nuremburg is planning: to become the world's first 'religion by telephone' pioneer. The idea is thai all Germans m need of spiritual solace will shortly be able to collect it over the telephone. Although245 words
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Article80 1954-12-09 13 FEW women see their own life story on the screen. It happened to 80-year-old Caroline Otero, once queen of Europe's beauties and the toast of the Paris 1900's. She went to see her life played by Mexican star Maria Felix m the new film "La80 words
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Article414 1954-12-09 13 East-West vulnerable West dealer NORTH 08 4 3 9164 WKST EABT 4 X 10S4 3 AQJH <? Q 4 9 5 0 A.X Q 9 J 6 2 75 +AQ632 SOUTH 4A 6 2 <? A X 10 9 7 0 10 4b X J II 8 The414 words
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Advertisement194 1954-12-09 13 iiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii II •illltlllliimiiiiliiiiiiilll MM iiMMliiiMiiiliiiliiiiiiiiini MIIIIIIMIM With built-in Jit r^ IWII l"1f"""i"» [4wYl fj M m i>^ >^^MajiP^^^S bbj Baaa\'' fl \Sl^aaVrv^i' Sfc^t^^J Not everybody is able to estimate dist.inros as accurjtas the use of maximum apertures dem.mds With the help of the large finder image of the built-in rjngefmder194 words
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441 1954-12-09 14 HENRY LONGHURST - Coif schools short of cash SO LET THE PARENTS PAY HENRY LONGHURST Says THAT worthy body, the Golf oundation. designed a or two when sjolf looked like becoming short of junior replacements, to assist the you: veneration to get started, presents its sheet since it mv .:.<-orporated as a company:ng441 words
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Article, Illustration28 1954-12-09 14 picture. England goalkeeper Bert Willum> dives m vim a> the ball rockets home for German? only goal m the international at Wembley. England won 3-1. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article, Illustration85 1954-12-09 14 Ten teams are now competing for this beautiful >ilver trophy, the Football I hallen?e Shield of the Progressive Party > South Ward District Committee. The trophy is shaped m the orchid symbol of the Party Mr John Kde. Secretary of the Progressive Party, the tournament aimsFree Press - 85 words
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Article41 1954-12-09 14 JACK Gregory, one of the mo«i rescerday »nnourrfrom the game for family and business reason Gret ory. ft 1 who C r T.r -\i^e«i an Erj?land cap M He bfti been f or aved :Kis season \y A.P.A.P. - 41 words
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Article25 1954-12-09 14 V Rjiffl^ Institution r\-c&det'i rifl« shoot *ill .take place B C RUk B Chooc S 4 The Arcade Tel: No. Ker.? W *****.25 words
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Article20 1954-12-09 14 soccer ur.erziauonal for under 23 M Stamford Bridge on Ita'.y beat Ing lan 1 i-^m Bo.j^u^ Lam Jabuacs20 words
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Article91 1954-12-09 14 Sports quiz (1) How hijh should I badminton net be? 2> If you heard of "Mhuingen,** would you exp^t to ia> kick it. b watch it n a spectator, (c) hit H a stick, d eat it ii jl tonic? (3> What do the.c IMI tions stand for: S.R S.A.W.L.F91 words
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373 1954-12-09 14 ARC HIM QUCK - CENTRE-HALVES PLAY TOO SAFE Ex-England star ARC HIM QUCK By IT IS a rn-Hit point who was the greate-t centre half ever to play for Hn-land. but Joe Metal! mv figure m the first three. Robert*. Wedlock. ulli vTrifht all have their admirers, but m Preston (Lanes) they will tell373 words
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Advertisement45 1954-12-09 14 "radio fur INCORPORATING RADIO MALAYA NEVo ALL THE BEST L\ BROADCAST! KG I I'rotji iiftitrus M*4*i*p into tfu' future \trm+ Ihi 11 HriHiilt asi ItfiJit* Post bag Cartoons ami Puzsi+s l*i< nirt- Station T PRICE 30 CENTS I FROM ALL NEWSAGENTS O?* SALE TODAY j45 words
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Article, Illustration555 1954-12-09 15 Eriskay's coup began day of upsets HOW THEY RAN AT IPOH I rec Press Course orrespondent iMiISKAV, a f he-year-ly o c da v f h te I of KindeneMrt, sprang an upset to pay $102 m the first race at Ipoh yesterday, second day oi the Perak Turf ClubFree Press - 555 words
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Article76 1954-12-09 15 SINGAPORE will meet Penang m their first inter-state hockey match this season on Western Road ground, Penang. this Saturday. pour pames have been arranged for Colony teams. The ramme is; SATURDAY: 4 p.m. Penan? Combined Schools v Singapore Combined KhOOlg; 5.15 p.m. 2v Singapore.76 words
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134 1954-12-09 15 SINGAPORE and Penang yes*J U relay named their teams lie Foong Seong Cup interbadminton final on December 18 and 19. The final will be held at the Han Chiang High School. Pc Dang. Play* rs named are.— IMNANG: Ooi Teik Hock (captain), Lee134 words
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Article24 1954-12-09 15 J '!*ms Atsushi Miyagl and Yujl ruiit y rnV Mterday won deuiu m the opening doubles round I lourniuiiexil A.P.A.P. - 24 words
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Article135 1954-12-09 15 AN Australian XI picked by Prime Minister Robert Menzits, one of Australia's keenest cricket fans, went down to a 31-run defeat m Canberra yesterday at the hands of the touring M.C.C. side. The visitors batted first and declared at 7 for 278. Then they135 words
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Article28 1954-12-09 15 American Negro boxer Freddie Dawson outpointed French welterweight champion Eddie Dione over 12 rounds at the a 1 cr "»rta ground tori BlgAk- A.P.A.P. - 28 words
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Article63 1954-12-09 15 The first division lenyue fixture between Indian Association and Singapore Chinese R.C. was postponed a second time at Ba testier Road yesterday as the ground was waterlogged. No other games were played yesterday as rain m the afternoon had saturated ail fields. The friendly fixture be63 words
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Article270 1954-12-09 15 VyORLD mile record holder John Landy ran a dis- appointing fifth last night m a special two mile event at Geelong, Victoria The race was won by Les Perry m a new national record time, 8 mm. 55.2 sec. This bettered Landy .s previous markA.P. - 270 words
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Article130 1954-12-09 15 Hong Kong will be 2 days late By TOPSPIN TJONG KONG'S team will arA rive two days after the start of the third Asian Table Tennis Championships, which begin m Singapore on Saturday. The Hour Kong Table Tennis Association announced yesterday it would send a team to Singapore on December130 words
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Article35 1954-12-09 15 Showing »rity m all [lr-partme7its, Belantjor Club j beat Malaya Command by 17 points (goal penalty, three tries) to 3 (try) at ru^er on th" v<i'<n 1 "l:iriij ys-U-xday. 'I35 words
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Article59 1954-12-09 15 SWEDEN i.s prepared for arranging the World Table Tennis Championships m 1956 if Japan, as earlier decided, .should not be able to .sponsor tile tournament. "The International Table Tennis Federation has been informed that we are ready to Arrange these championships it Japan can't do59 words
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Article26 1954-12-09 15 TAIPINO. WerJ dairies for the annual I'ciiik lii(io-Ceyl"i>ese badminton chsmpionthtpt, i<> be heM m Taipiiur <!urinj: the ChriMmns hnli'!:iv dOM OB l)or. 15. Th« draw26 words
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Advertisement38 1954-12-09 15 Reservation Open at the OCEAN PARK HOTEL CHRISTMAS EVE Dinner 12.00 per cover Both niki'.ti will be fund with musk. IMgl and Lot* of Fun NEVJ YEAR EVE \Ymnvr 15.00 per cover T,.| 4 I<C*l Book Early j38 words
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Article, Illustration470 1954-12-09 16 Robbie Burns and Stealth shine too rFree Press Course Correspondent fARNLEY, Stealth and Robbie Hums galloped attractively on the training track at Ipoh this morning. The go'inx was still on the yielding side. Farnley Showed a smart turn Of .speed to clock 87Free Press - 470 words
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Article38 1954-12-09 16 Britain's Johnny Leach last i night defeated Ichiro Ogimura. Japan's world table tennis champion. 17 21, 21—16, 21— 17. 21—18, m the final of an international table tennis tournament at Boras. Sweden.38 words
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Article39 1954-12-09 16 The "Flyir", Mile" regatta or- > ganised by the Outboard Boating Club of Singapore, scheduled lor Sunday at Pasir Panjang, has now been po-tponed to Dec. 19 at Scran- I goon River. Singapore, at 9 a.m. J39 words
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Article434 1954-12-09 16 WEIGHTS for all eight races on Saturday, concluding day of the Perak Turf Club December meeting, were announced m Ipoh this morning as follows: (I. 2. Div. 1-s'a FI iml.v 9.00 Littlr Cherrington 8 1! Little Andy 8.11 1 li.tritu it-.-i 8.11 Robbie Burns 8.10434 words
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297 1954-12-09 16 j IHNGAKY 4; SCOTLAND > IIfINNERS of twelve of their last fourteen internationals and beaten only once m five yean Hungary had to struggle hard for victory m their keenly contested soccer international at Hampden Park. Glasgow, yesterday. Scotland's reorganised and largely experimental sideReuter - 297 words
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Article49 1954-12-09 16 IPOH. Wed.— Perak Chinese wffl hold a trial on the padaim tomorrow m preparation for their hockey matrh again.st a Perak Hockey Association team on Sunday. The league game between iv ik I Chinese R.C. and Ramblers tumor- j row has been postponed. j I49 words
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Advertisement411 1954-12-09 16 CLASSIFIED ADS. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 20 Words $ft (minimum) MR A: MRS. N. V. RAJAH Thank friends and relatives who attended tlie funeral of the late sister of Mr. N. V. Rajah and also those who sent wreaths and messages of condolence. MR. AND MRS M. B. MANIAM think all Ptiends and411 words
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Advertisement39 1954-12-09 16 tuk BRILLIANT HOME RECORDING, OFFICE and I PROFESSIONAL USES SG9S 1 Bit 7 ri^^^F^K^v '^-^I^^^B IP^dtf^ft^ t A 'j |^^L^ gm ,*i n 1 F%!WB H. A. O'CONNOR «c CO., LTD. UidUw Building. Battery Ro«d. Singapore- 1. _^M^^— W39 words
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Article, Illustration1637 1954-12-09 1 HISTORIC GHOSTS WALK AT CHRISTMAS A J. FORREST delves into the intriguing origins of the Christmas Tree, the Mistletoe, the Christmas Card and other essentials of the merry-making season. [MS IMAS cheer, a x n kling reality foi ii and expensive adults, li;is s its founda as the veai s1,637 words
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Article131 1954-12-09 1 5v C 3 The Wnndr ft It May Hn v Wentv panes* Had 7* S ro 7 9t By Norm 7 Vho is This Santa Claus? By A 2? Mason {I I Exhibition m W k Laughter m the H 10 |V The Secret 0/ Scotch131 words
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Advertisement89 1954-12-09 1 KIJ-l HIGH QUALITY FOR CHRISTMAS JpP^® Your Gift Problems {/RECORDS are easily solved at 1 X p HI the RCA Showroom. SL 33 3 rp ID i nrjrl to your f DO A 1 Cimim his nun I Omm th« npu HCA 400 Senior I Qnnnrf D»»m :am«-«« vm V89 words
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Advertisement43 1954-12-09 1 4 WU Ml Ml i Ml Ml Ml X i i X I CHRISTMAS i I i 8 lOld Smuggle ;fi SCOTCH WHISKY I j I If c m.'.\so.\ KD(f Its oi"»'-' v/ So,e Agents ROTTERDAM TRADINC CO I t wa ymm. .•> C»43 words
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Article, Illustration48 1954-12-09 2 Tssr^rrr:^ h« a h rd n ir%!" H#> hli 2I <*■"■««"»•« tr^ s In hi, »hat ihe r^ 4r h^ four trrcs and told him to plant thr m "HI t trees rath side Can it be donr" solution m pace 5).48 words
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Article, Illustration1290 1954-12-09 2 Arthur Nettleton - AFTER DINNER T RICCS and TEASERS Arthur Nettleton says Magic and puzzles can be per formed with ordinary objects and require no sleight of hand as this article shows, so brush up your •THICKS with matches always appeal, as the necessary articles are a! hand and their everyday nature addsReuter - 1,290 words
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Advertisement193 1954-12-09 2 Am in bbi P"""* V4rf N dnub l< ..nt.on. f film »vpc md.c\y 128 or 135. h.rd SVS fully ,ynchrnn,xrH ,nd bu.lr m delayed /»cf'on shutt I {JOCK CHEONG CO. T,'AS STREET SINGAPORE TEL 7640 7™**^^B k CHANEL I^^ r*\ I I 'f 1 I DAD C r^ r^v I193 words
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Advertisement159 1954-12-09 2 ft txm r*.-*m f*^* «y vr^ tf^ 0^ W. D. H. 0 WILLS. BRISTOL f\ LONDON si 2®si #r«i ««i *c c v^ WASHINGTON DRYCLEANING CO 412/414. OrcKard Ro^d Sm. i Important Announcement i CARPET OWNERS 1 We have installed an up to-datc m^chmr specially for cleaning and dyeing orpch159 words
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Article1134 1954-12-09 3 KENNETH TAYLOR - Santa Claus was a chauffeur KENNETH TAYLOR A short story by JAMES DID NOT WANT A LUXURY AND WARMTH THAT DID NOT BELONG TO HIM. HERE IT WAS CHRISTMAS EVE AND HE V/AS WORKING INSTEAD OF BEING AT HOME WITH HIS FAMILY. SO HE DID A VERY RASH THING. i1,134 words
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Article253 1954-12-09 3 Chapman Pincher - Chapman Pincher by THE Pincher family's Christmas* turkey will make history this year. It will bo one of the first British turkeys to have been reared on 'Boom Food"— the golden powder which boosts the growth of poultry, pigs, and even racehorses. Poultry scientist Dr.253 words
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Advertisement132 1954-12-09 3 '''iitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiKiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiimiiiiiMimiiiii 7/|P iiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimii M/\ wonders f^^^^N^ never end OAf-emY' Ji^ told us that J 6hU scientists hove nresrnted I J^ OKA S S r«L mankind with yet I """^fj^^^^HrNy 7" ''''I/ >'a;v discovered s >>T^B^ you sprinkle somPI v rj»««» M>ifl no/ b*» /onp Vk J amazing discovery may be132 words
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Advertisement159 1954-12-09 3 i£ a^^' r#IOOJWi > EDGE WORTH w,* w J PIPE TOBACCO lM H The first fra ?r anl puff Irlls >(Mi f 4. |ffigEsJ it is a BLEIND of VINTAGE V i 'l§s£tL^ TOBACCO thai precludes *£^S£§?^fc imitation, aroma llmour. >s^^ f Lout Toa Tmm Ih.st GOLD LEAF CSYLON a159 words
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Article, Illustration463 1954-12-09 4 DOROTHY BARKLEY - DOROTHY BARKLEY hx for women m seat* Here are the a for thos e special like one lir }v a for the bow raps, tho to a ing the r I I >■ 1 f I t In < a I If vn^^ Wlth a rl <* fabriCnmJ463 words
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Article242 1954-12-09 4 HILLARY WENT WORTH - HILLARY WENT WORTH by When children arc Learnnu to walk they often find the of linoleum too much for their equilibrium. It helps them to stick strips of surgical tape across the soles of their shot Roses and other flower* With hard stems travel well, end242 words
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Advertisement42 1954-12-09 4 77/ c o;z/v /V// f//c world with the one-stroke Ton si Dowx action! 1 1 T^ Sheaf fers Snorkel is the cleanest pen V WWW \\n 1 **/l!l^^'^y JLimthd Singapore Kuala Lum *"^<nn rt i,ii, Pe nang and ot Her Borneo branches.42 words
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Article, Illustration765 1954-12-09 5 JOSEPH GRANT - JOSEPH GRANT reports pu'turp. from Tokyo JJIOIVS "new" 11-line-is passing almost unnoticed m Japan. A style authority, Miss Sachiko Miyake, said recently, "We've had I the II line for thou- solids of ycai v" I Although Western feminine fashions m varied JapanA.P. - 765 words
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Article316 1954-12-09 5 Hillary wontworth - Hillary wontworth I'U )HCII has been written <>n the code of etiquette required of perfect hostess. Hut what of the guest? There is no w ritten law of conduct and be i< nir of lliis "adoptr cd* 1 member <>1 Ihc farnilv. N< vrrthrltss,316 words
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Advertisement305 1954-12-09 5 pm Pa/ P£ P» <*# *±/J W -> /^V GIFTS l Lome, Young L v Apwr^^ O/c/ make ;f\^ your selection f^P I^y /»ere /\f Greatly _MTr* Reduced Prices S DURING OUR FREE Walloons will be dis tf^ #»c 9 BH ■fl- TFD to ALL THE KID JRk ifi ft—305 words
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Advertisement184 1954-12-09 5 T ELEFUNKEN "I"' kKIN Main*, xc openttaß by D -.n 3,,0re~p P nan, IM I II NKI N Ar Main?. 6 voll operation by means Ranges 6 Circuit >insapore— Prnanc I'm" |2M/>. I Cr/s/? poyn //?rc Purchase tern Trade Enquiries to; sole a**»<- SEOW KUAN CO. P&1MI WH JW W<!184 words
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Article, Illustration30 1954-12-09 6 I The Queen last year sent this i. hri.stnias tree to Westminster Abbey, London, as a special Kift. It was a 20-fnot specimen from Windsor Royal Park.30 words
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Article1149 1954-12-09 6 Childhood memories of Christmas joys are reflected m this appealing story by HAZEL MEYRICK I WENT back to Heathfield the other day. I had been driving through the West country on business, and 1 couldn't resist the temptation to see the old place again When we wore children1,149 words
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Advertisement145 1954-12-09 6 T) C 1" j,'i !ilj. i i wi .7!7*T'^^^^ I -^the most acceptable giftsm ,t .T7. x iicky <r\\ I LHEUREBLEU 524.KV^TXJ SOUS LE VENT 531.- S 40 C>^WV2^Y-^ VOL DE NUIT S 3 hrX J/~l I SHALIMAR 73 \/>Znfy\\ (Federation plus duty) SOLE AGENTS R#^ S ftl £1 II145 words
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Advertisement267 1954-12-09 6 J i r] |j ELECTRIC CLOCKS n choose from. Some fot «s littlt lr >i 4* Your gift of a Telechron elertrh r|in W) hr r t> come. You'll find an appropriate model f or hristmas list. Why not rhons» one f., ,r%f|f t? AU with the famed Tr|e<-hron rtrrtrk267 words
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Article, Illustration1051 1954-12-09 7 Prince Liang Tun became more and more anxious as the months of the Mongol siege of his town continued. Food and water were scarce. Defeat seemed inevitable. Then the prophecy of the old witch made it possible to exterminate the invaders A talc of old China by1,051 words
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Article, Illustration522 1954-12-09 7 reports Norman Montellier ORGANISED crime m Ihc rniled Stales is a iiiiilli billion dollar a \c;n business. Uul police ;»n<l business men are ins\ ;is con cerned I>n the unorganised luirty \\u pc 1 1 > thievei of apparently "normal" citizens \\l»<> seem 1522 words
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Advertisement296 1954-12-09 7 I Helena ttubi nst v I GIVE igAUTY! GIVE Gaiety. I Nekv Exciting Christmas Gifts i XiV "ia EXOT C FRAGR4NCE x iKS You're Pretty SSSpfIS- IV n a Min "te I I 'IBB? ff*^* "i I JEWELLED TWINB \z < I i ij BKIN PERFUMES m fcsuve bo* P^'^^r'296 words
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Miscellaneous188 1954-12-09 7 4 aS ObE hI EhII lit kMB B^9 flgfl I- tri pßßgj PBBB 8888 lli CLUES ACROSS 4 Tumbler. Full of spirit, no doubt! -7). mrd from Asia Minor '6). 9. Laid on the floor and often beaten '7). 10. Sayc quality of three Eastern men <6). 11. Lip-service under188 words
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Article, Illustration16 1954-12-09 8 °Now for peace sake— don* tall the Missus we've had a drink."16 words
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Article, Illustration707 1954-12-09 8 Allan Mason - WHO is this SANTA CLAUS? Allan Mason by gAXTA CLAI S is regarded as llu 4 protector <)!' judges, vet at Ihe same time his name is ;'l sn invoked as the patron saint of thieves, inurderei s, pawnbrokers. merchants and paupers, and m particular of scholars and sailors. And,707 words
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Advertisement114 1954-12-09 8 I Let Fitzpatriek's 2 i s for 1^ *^i^s3w^ sat^^ w s g Our Hams and Poultry g are the finest you can g buy, our cooking an inspiration. I I ORDER NOW FOR 4 S CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR 'ft i vV s I! ...a i > i <114 words
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Advertisement143 1954-12-09 8 -^ALL ROAUJ LEAD TO SINGAPORE'S j ULTRA MODERN RENDEZVOI s «tt MM MM i«<s MMMUT4 y 4| SINGAPORE AIRPORT HOTEL LTD. ;j CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR I FESTIVITIES Dance To The Music ot D. A. Caspar (j His Quintette With Their New Voc.ilist FAYE CASELTON CHRISTMAS EVE Ilium* (Dinner Sl2/-)143 words
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Article, Illustration2051 1954-12-09 9 DORINDA GRAYLING - COTTAGE CHRISTMAS DORINDA GRAYLING by ■AN important pom to remember whei i making an omelet, \i thai the pan should Ik tilted slightly m ordci to sh,jp( it." Bruce I/)t*an spolH airily, suiting the action to the word. Ho .smiiec engagingly round the scullery door at Joyce Hanson, who sat2,051 words
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Advertisement201 1954-12-09 9 pfe "^!«i "^«i j tt v x "V v sm' HBbBbS AQUILON IMB, 1 i "'-A 'Mt i "%s®Sr jfdm SHOCKPROOF *m?**^ JdtgB& 4 WATERPROOF UNBREAKABLE SPRING J WATCHES ill st.l waterproof warch Civci you .part from its intricate mcch.irmrrn AQUILLON is .m unbrr .ikable rn.nn spring which jjivc* ever-201 words
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Advertisement162 1954-12-09 9 fJ i r^ Proprietors Of jTHEPAVILIONWSTAURAN, j j Wish Their p atmm i I A Merry Christmas I 5 f //a/^v 6 Prosperous o I I f wvyU IXMAS SALE fl i.mimmi Arrirmim Ut§ uir <>f f f FRENCH, SWISS, GERMAN, BRITISH MEMCM DRESS MATERIALS I Specially imported to please162 words
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Article, Illustration1058 1954-12-09 10 One of Britain s foremost columnists visits a puppet exhibition m CRAFTY, SINISTER— AND GOD-LIKE MR. PUNCH ##i THERE Is a magic 1 ;1 h(#l puppets...] am never quite sure whethei it !S b| ack mafiic or not. When I went to see the Puppet Exhibition m LondonPopper - 1,058 words
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Article, Illustration37 1954-12-09 10 ™»b rabbi, u.s. »,rv h r '"< d n IV Mouir all wanted i*' f t*l° IIL unif with tht- r«- Ml |t .h' I r-'' 1 t* thr> dont knuH 5^ Q 137 words
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Article14 1954-12-09 10 Laughter in the House I do itOt <n>> < fellah, I'm ph IT." Tha beastly14 words
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Advertisement218 1954-12-09 10 S.TUATED INS'N« S C ffli SEA HQ fSi IS SINGAPORE BY NICH J XV V??vED IN OUR DINING H.CHEST QUAL.tr V^ E V,r\ T a^ CHEFS W.U BALLROOM WHERE OUR FMgT CL en)OY bOTH PREPARE N^ AN E D vP o P EAN CU.S.NE X MAS RESERVATIONS ARE NOW OPEN218 words
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Advertisement44 1954-12-09 10 1 I Here's the ideal X'mas present for the handy maul 1 v* T ■■<'■:■ I -:k I II HOME CONSTRUCTOR EQUIPMENT HP <I' s Hrrr ,s new m dl n j*^ Jte?-sfflKr ■HhMShMhV^PR Of.ll* an d any k,t fe) HIHIHHhT^H^^IPi WCARNE BROS ?^^tf |J*<Q44 words
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Article, Illustration2694 1954-12-09 11 The Son of Mateo Falcone rr was sa,d of D /a™nG S IS. UNTIL MAN LIVING Al rLn^i^ ar>PE OF Hiq T TTTLE SON THE PRIDE OF HIS LIFE AND 'HE dU^ Ut HIS FAMILY. COMMITTED THE UNPARDOK SiJN ()N LEAVING Porto Vecchio, mu\ turning to Ihe north-west, towards the2,694 words
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Advertisement357 1954-12-09 11 1 v A Few Suggestions ■3 CHRISTMAS Q inl>' I lit I.M)II>. I 1:1 I Ml »J GOT SFTS by: MAX FACTOR $2.20 to 533.10 i INNOXA $2.50 to fi.so YARDLFY SB.OO to $12.25 J MORNY 15.28 to I :>OO BATH BALTB by: INNOXA $2 70 YARDLEY $3.90 MORNY $3357 words
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Advertisement136 1954-12-09 11 f^K T Ml I Health 9 t ■•w-. Sole UenU Ci. 11. SLO'i c- CO., LTD Sintrnporc Koala Lumpw ipoi, rrnani £X S» SK KM c^ Moke fhis o 0 i RECORD Christmas COMPREHENSIVE STOCKS OF STANDARD AND LONG PLAY RECORDS including ft! CHRISTMAS CAROLS. CLASSICAL AND POPULAR SELECTIONS U136 words
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Article, Illustration845 1954-12-09 12 -HAVE you fl"t >'?U| -11 invitation to O"ng hf s friend Ponj! Hai m ?H P wants each of "Mo %asfsSd*fai "Whrrr would y«« C(H lhe tiger costume?*' -I can manage tftat, »aid Borv -You know mv Unc c makr.s animal masks and he SnReuter - 845 words
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Article, Illustration72 1954-12-09 12 A story for children by KATHLEEN HICKLEY thin wi tho tj of all I si up hasn h THI bumped prlp i i There < tum< HO It shrieked Bo< "Rushlni I'm black and Hf>. "Anyh on niar v I Choi h 'A "Ask Boi .son "He hi Boey had72 words
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