The Singapore Free Press, 14 December 1954

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    Masthead
    19 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale in Mala>a I lilt, Singapore. Tues.. Dec. 14, 1954. Price IS< t,
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    HAUL RECOVERED
    13 1 ic stopped a lorry In h Road, Singapore, md recovered two
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    Those drinks are in liny of duty—Eden
    73 1 rrili: British Foreign Secretary, Sir Anthony Eden explained yesterday that Mil parties in world intils are a major burden in i diplomat's life. It is done strictly in the line »f duty, he told the House of Commons. Sir Anthony defended the British
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    EDEN WANTS TEXT OF THAT SPEECH
    135 1 Nutting's talk on Formosa QjIR ANTHONY EDEN, the Foreign Secretary, has asked for the full text of a statement made on Sunday in New York by Mr. Anthony Nutting, chief ish delegate at the United Nations, that an attack on Formosa would involve Britain
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    Council pay tribute to Dr. Paglar
    91 1 Council pay tribute to Dr. Paglar THE Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. A. C. Goode. paid a tribute to the late Dr. C. J. Paglar at the Legislative Council meeting today. He said Dr. Paglars death would be mourned not only by his family but by many other.s in Singapore. "It
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    $50,000 FLOOD GRANT
    436 1 MORE RAM l\ THE iFTERM)O\ \\l) 17 MGHT —SINGAPORE'S WEATHER FORECAST E(tl< TODAY Govt. pledge action /pHK Colonial Secretary, Mr. VV. A. (Joode, this morning told the Legislative Council that rigorous action was being taken to control the perennial question of flooding in Singapore. The Government Ikis
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    Armed men get $1240 gem haul
    35 1 Armed men get $1 240 gem haul men, armed with broke into a house Road. Singapore, md robbed a Chilly of jewellery worth and 525 in cash. tl 1 up an elderly and ransacked the
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    RUBBER PRICE
    24 1 Singapore Rubber opened this morning quiet tone, with le, December ship--1 82i 4 cents a lb. U a yesterday's close. later eased.
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    PYJAMAS STOLEN
    20 1 ll r of pyjamas and a lylon .stockings were i/onn a car parked near In Orchard Road, itertUy
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    NO OUTSIDE AID FOR REDS
    56 1 (JENERAL Sir Chaiie.s Loevvon, Commander-in-Chief, BritLsh Far Ea.st Forces, .said in Calcutta yesterday that the situation in Malavu was improving even though Communist rebels were replacing their losses with new recruits The General, who arrived by air from Singapore, said the rebels were not getting
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    MORE XMAS FUN
    75 1 D° YO believe in ghosts' next Free Pres* "'•'Mmas Supplement, out tomorrow, will tell «f person- «J*rtence« that may con«nce you of their existence. J P eiU will aX »>nng you mw seasonal fictiuu fur old and jrowig, hints for Christmas parties, patties, Mid a host of
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    TEST-TUBE BABY CASE: ADULTERY SAYS JUDGE
    133 1 JUDGE Gibson Gorman of the U.S. Superior Court yesterday in Chicago ruled that artificial insemination with a third party a.s donor was an adultery whether the husband consented or not. He said that such a practice constituted adultery by the mother. A child so
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    GIVE Even if it is only 50 cents
    150 1 GIVE Even if it is only 50 cents TIIK floods i .unr and today thousands in the Federation and StagMMfft ir«» without homes. Tens of thousands more an- in dire need of help. The (lovcrnmctit lias announced relief measures hut YOU also can do your part to help. Anything uill
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      115 1 I I m ftft m ■a es, Ih>ili In name and nature. lor this is lilllr Mrrrv Lou C\ of Kirn Seng Road, Singapore, I fr«l on (]o>^ i*C Gate Milk Food. llrr mother writes: **1 should v^-—^-^ likr t (hank you for .ow A Gate, the only Food given
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    U.K. ACCUSES CHINA REDS OF PIRACY
    328 2 Royal Navy ship attacked: 7 of crew killed BRITAIN told the United Nations in New York yesterday that while Chinese Nationalist naval forces had interfered many times with British shin in the China Seas, the "most serious incident of was due to the Chinese
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    Persecution, says Church Council
    140 2 Persecution, says Church Council '■Mil. Council of Churches in Indonesia >rsterda> proI U'stvd in Jakarta against thr persecution of CbriftUai in the South Celebes and said the Indonesian uo\ eminent hud not remedied the situation. "Reports of maltreatment and sulTering are still coming in and the number of Tttngtt* iiu
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    'EASE RAGE IN JAKARTA' CASEY TOLD
    141 2 THE Australian Minister for External Affairs, Mr. Richard Casey, may visit Jakarta early next year in a bid "to smooth over" feeling over the United Nations rejection of Indonesian claims to Dutch New Guinea, said a Melbourne newspaper yesterday. The newspaper reported a senior
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    FRENCH FIND ARMS IN NIGHT SWOOP
    95 2 FRENCH FIND ARMS IN NIGHT SWOOP JTRENCH Alpine troops last night searched the Kabylie mountain chain in Algeria for Fellagha outlaw* after local inhabitants culled on the authorities for protection. The crack Chasseurs Alpin backed by Senegalese and Algerian Zouave.s moved through several villages in the area, arrested 50 .suspects
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    Now another $25,000
    32 2 Now another $25,000 Another $25,600 is to be ipent on the new Singapore Assembly House to meet additional requirements now found to be necessary. A sum of $558,361 has already been spent.
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    ITALY'S PROMISE
    24 2 The Italian Foreign Minister, Mr. Gaetano Martino, said yesterday that Italy has and will continue to collaborate for European unity." A. P.
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    Sweet statement
    26 2 A government spokesman told parliament yesterday that India intends to import 80,000 tons of sugar next year at a cost of 660 million rupees
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    'Asia needs more U.S. aid'
    109 2 'pwo member! of the i us. Government Houm .'ii Affair* Committee back from the Far East '< -relay that the UnitMi Statei will need to tinue .substantial military and r-conomic aid w Asia for time. Democrat James P. IllchardiL who will be chatrman of the
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    CHINA IS 'HUGESLAVE CAMP NOW'
    169 2 A CHINESE Nationalist delegate told the United Nations yesterday that the forced labour system in Communist China was "basically more sinister" than in Russia. Dr. Yu Tsune-chi, representing the Formosa government, pointed out during the debate on forced labour in the General Assembly's social committee
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    GOVT PAYS $15m ON ACCOUNT FOR STORE'S PHONE SYSTEM
    168 2 GOVT PAYS $1 5m ON ACCOUNT FOR STORE'S PHONE SYSTEM T4IE Oriental Telephone Electric Company is to be paid $15,000,000 on ac- count for its installations in Singapore and Johore Bahru. Singapore's share of the purchase bill is $14,500,000. The Federation will pay $500,000. The telepho-e system will pass into
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    $1¼m. voted for public projects
    126 2 $1¼m. voted for public projects CINGAPORE Legislative Council today approved a $1,232,131 supplementary grant for various public projects Of this $500,000 will be paid to the British G.P.O. for carrying mail. The Finance Committee was told that bills could be expected more promptly in future Preliminary work on the new
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    Homeward bound
    32 2 Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon, leader of India's delegation to the United Nations General I Assembly, left London by air yesterday for Bombay on his way to New Delhi. Reuter
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    Dulles off to speed up Paris pacts
    73 2 Dulles off to speed up Paris pacts US. Secretary of State Mr. Dulles, will leave by air today for Paris to meet with the foreign ministers of Franc and Britain in an effort speed ratification of the Pa agreements on West German rearmament. He will be accompanied the Secretary of
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    MAN SHOOTS EX-WIFE IN CAR, THEN KILLS HIMSELF
    220 3 SHE HAD COME FOR FURNITURE A MAN shot dead his newly-divorced wife in a car in a London street when A she came with a solicitors representative to divide up their furniture, and then shot himself, a London jury decided yesterday. The
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    Skunk's visit hits school
    59 3 SKUNK i n-.tlrd a serioils teat her shortage at the High School at Occoquan. Virginia, yesterday. The odoriferous little animal paid a week-end visit to the home of five teachers. .All live missed school the next morning. "We've sent all our clothes to the cleaners." explained
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    HUGE WAVES DROWN SIX
    50 3 SUDDEN sale and huge wives capsized a j 1,,.. l>o*t and two lighters Chrday. drowning six I in (»;tka Bay. Japan. < Mtt-fttaii said two „th«-r i-ri'wraen were rescued when waves smashed i"to the two smaller l"in*j lowed by the t*g The boats sank im- rnediAtely.
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    4,500 farms under water in worst floods ever
    198 3 4,500 farms under water in worst floods ever I now estimated that: aboul 4,500 farms are un- j ter after floods such as md cannot remember be[n Dublin about 5.000 houses been flooded by the little River which has been by rain into a raging fury. ,iit 500 people are
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    DUKE WANTS DOMINIONS TO EXCHANGE GRADUATES
    150 3 PROFESSOR said in I Auckland, New Zealand. that ihe Duke of Edinburgh was interested in a project to send British I students to do re•i in Commonwealth universities. Valentine Jackson I napmi Professor of at Auckland Universi- said he was wor- >• the flow
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    CHANGES IN ROYAL YACHT
    46 3 QUEEN Elizabeth's £2,000--000 yacht, Britannia, '■'Inch brought Parliairy controversy over «t, Is underpoinK mouuicutioiu at Portsmouth, it was learned yesterday. The changes an aimed at ninating "singing" in a propellor which s» if s up pronounced reverberation when cruising at low speeds.
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    BUDDHISTS, POLICE IN CLASH OVER MONK'S WIVES
    273 3 BUDDHISTS, POLICE IN CLASH OVER MONK'S WIVES SOME 500 unmarried Buddhist monks dressed in long grey robes and pointed shoes attempted to battle their way through police I lines guarding President j Syngman Rhee's home in j Seoul yesterday in a swirling snowstorm. In the melee at least one holy
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    NEW SINO SOVIET RAIL LINK IS READY
    146 3 NEW SINO SOVIET RAIL LINK IS READY CV)Mml'Nlst China announc- > t'd yes'erday the rornpl' Ition of a Mm HctlOP <>f MM ii Bovtot-Chlneae railway network that Gen. Chiang Kaik ha waratd can cltai the way for w.tr in Asia The Chine c Nationaiid i i or predicted that >
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    POWER EXTENDED
    31 3 The Lower House of Parliament voted yesterday to renew India's "preventive detention act" whic b permitl the Govemment to arrest anyont- it considers a throat to state, security. A.P.
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    Shah at White House
    22 3 The Shah of Iran arrived at the White House. Washington, yesterday for a meeting with President Eisenhower. U.P.
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      79 3 I Gifts of silver^ I X CHRISTMAS I 1 beautiful and useful tool I" Swizzle Sticks from 4.85 Ci£jar Cutters 5 I^OU Ash Trays 20. C0 -oii^tKl^fe> Scent Bottles 5 23.50 /<sr^ v Powder Bowls ZV.UU /^r Cigarette Cases ->U.UU f > Condiment Sets 5 55.00 .ij > s Cents
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, Dec. 14, 1954. Opinion Square deal this time
    249 4 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, Dec. 14, 1954. Opinion Square deal this time fTODAY the Singapore •I Legislative Council approved an allocation of $(30,000 for "the relict of distress in the Bedok area." 3ut this distress was caused by the October floods. Soon after those floods money was paid to
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    It's CATCHING
    37 4  -  Cumminys says Ih SUTHERLAND, Orahan i:*nd".s painting of Sir Winston churciiil! subject ol much criticism \> it shows the Prime Mn.. a 'ruthless" and from the mental p., ture have of Sir Winston PAISTKD THOSE SOCIALISTS
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    The R.A.F. makes a comeback
    375 4  - The R.A.F. makes a comeback J. L. HAYS by |>ETWEEN the wars, the R.A.F. enjoyed "senior service" status between Suez and the Persian Gulf. "R.A.F. Levant", as it was then, supplied British commanders in Jordan and Iraq, just about shared the honours with the Army in E^ypt and the Royal
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    Out drains are clogged
    152 4 jHXfl^XfeyvjWWTftrtfp'BtAjdpww.'jSqOSjpSLiA ■.^V>.*QffBufijftJ -~l •jh^^ySt* V*« jfc jQC JWB 'THE City Council people seem to have forgotten to clip: up the drains of Kampong Chia Heng which are filled up with mud, empty tins and refuse. During the recent rainy season, water could not flow properly and
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    Correct that spelling!
    138 4 JUST as the "Jalan Kubbor" naint plate < near the Victoria Street bus stop) was only recently and correctly changed to "Jalan Kubor" the existing "Rochor Road". "Rochor Canal Road' and "Kalang Road" plates should be changed as well. "Rochor" and "Kalang" are old spellings. "Rochof" appears
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    BUT CARTOONIST CUMMINGS SAYS IT IS BRILLIANT
    131 4 BUT CARTOONIST CUMMINGS SAYS IT IS BRILLIANT A T last I've seen the picture I\ which has been making blood run faster, pas wilder, and which has giv< n the political scene more and excitement than It had for a long time I expected to sec an ag{ autocratic Prime
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      27 4 (Gifts... j that will Th rill her. i I Gold Vanity Cases Cultured Pearl Necklaces Silver Brush Sets jU.S.deSILW*,; Jewellers 106, Orchard Rd., Spore 9 Phone. *****
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      34 4 GLACE DE VIANDE It's ideal for Ik'ef Tea, Soups, Stews, Gravies, etc. because it contains all "The Goodness of the Meat". Specially (Only 10 more shopping days to Christtruis) SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD.
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    FORGOTTEN MEN PROTEST
    385 5 They want share of Jap money paid to Malaya a BOlT 200 Malayan war-time Royal Air Force A ground technicians want a share of any Japanese war reparations paid to the Malayan governments. Their spokesman, Mr. V. R. Fernando, 33, now an aircraft engineer at the Royal
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    SCHOOLBOY PUNCHED POLICEMAN
    93 5 SCHOOLBOY PUNCHED POLICEMAN KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. •pHE PROSECUTING officer in the Second Magistrate's Court, Mr K. K. Pillay, said day that schoolboys should be taught to behave rly. He said this when 18-year How Cheng Boon of pak pleaded guilty to astlng a police constable at bang Road on Oct.
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    For the museum
    25 5 The new art gallery in the Museum building Singapore, will get Chinese porcelain worth $55,000. The Legislative Council voted the money today.
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    35 MEDALS FOR BLOOD DONORS
    103 5 35 MEDALS FOR BLOOD DONORS THE Director of Medical Services, Dr. R H. Bland will present medals to 35 blood donors on Thursday at the General Hospital. Two will K^t £old medaLs. Present stocks of flasks in hand totalled 82, the Blood Transfusion Service disclosed. Last week, there were 124
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    THEY WED IN S'PORE
    34 5 THEY WED IN S'PORE picture Mr. and Mrs. Doraisatny Krngasamy who were married at the week-end al the Kerala Samajam in Kace Course Kuad. Sinnapore. The bride was formerly Miss l.akshini Nair. Free Press
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    CRIMINAL FORCE ALLEGED
    58 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Sohan Singh, 36. of Rodger Street, was charged in the Kuala Lumpur Magistrate's Court yesterday with using criminal force on Cheong Kent; Ho with intent to outrage her modesty at Batu Lane yesterday evening. Sohan Singh, who claimed trial, was allowed bail of $500
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    So let us handle our own products, says film chief
    196 5 THE circulation of Indonesian films in Singapore and Malaya should be handled by the Indonesians themselves to ensure better financial results, said Mr. Djamaludin Malik, director of the Persari Film Company in Jakarta. Mr. Malik, who just returned from a
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    S.E. ASIA WILL HAVE COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
    123 5 ANGLICAN bishops from Rangoon. Singapore, i Hong Kong, Borneo, the Philip- pines and Korea will meet i in Hong Kong in February to form a South-east Asia Council of Churches. This was decided at the An- j glican Congress held recently at Minneapolis,
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    RAFFLES PORTRAIT
    32 5 A copy of a Lonsdale portrait of Sir Stamford Raffles (l to be purchased for Government House. Singapore, at a cast of $1,700. The Legislative Council voted the money today.
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    WATCH NOT DECLARED
    59 5 WATCH NOT DECLARED JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Thirtankiak declared to the customs wedding invitation cards he had printed in Singapore and was bringing across to Johore. but he did not declare the new wrLsl watch he had in his trousers pocket. In the police Court yesterday jhe was fined $80. The
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    CEYLON HAS 5-YEAR YMCA PLAN
    191 5 pEYLON has a five-year plan vj to expand the activities 01 the YMCA movement there, said Mr. Dinsdale de Silva. secretary of a branch a* 0 ciation. in Singapore. Mr de Silva. who is attending the annual national youth conference in Manila, said tr »c
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      100 5 toys TOYS TOYS and more being opened daily! fMOjMIKS TRI-ANC TODDLEKAR B JBfc^v ca tQ y or b°rjy who is -jff just beginning to walk. i^T^ j 9 Complete with tray as illusf ~3BCTHb^ 'i tration, finished: Blue. Pink £jk _^^^V anc^ G reen enamel. XJUtd TRIANC PEDALKARS WIU AM(
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      277 6 ii»lll;lJ:\7ilU;lh*r?:];»iMKi your Ju tUCjJHL V MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis I CTA n 9AAR I JARZAN by Edgai^ Rice Bmough^ ItHp I UIDNKSDW I THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris J SEpssL-S I C B cr^ S cr^ V Vi f^^'TSOUNPVWNSE^EJTS 5 lAt THIS TI/ME TWO QTHER CHARACTERS ARE
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      U. K. closing prices
      223 7 LONDON, Dec. 13. Previous Today ,'i'Hl No 1 RSS cJ.f. European 24 buyers 24 316 buyers ,„.<■ 243/16 sellers 24' 4 sellers ..'"uitiK No 1 RSS c.i.f. European 23\ buyers 24\ buyer.s l lan 241 16 sellers 24 l sellers ■•i l ttßtK No. 1 RSS
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      New York prices
      92 7 NEW YORK, Dec. 13 Previous Today T!\ Aleuts spot and nearby 90.0' nom. 89.62 nom. 90.00 asked 89.60 asked Feb. 89.37 bid 89.12 bid 90 00 asked 89 .50 a,sked tmNF" Steady. SALES: One lot. RUBBEI futures. Dec. '54 28 30 bid March: 28.70 28.40 asked traded
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      U.S. PEPPER
      47 7 Spot Malabar was quoted at 45 per pound. Afloats at 44. nber shipment 43ȣ. January i January. February and March Above prices quoted (in equal monthly proportions^ 42. Sarawak spot 44 and lampong spot 45 cents per pound sellers ex-dock. in U.S. cents per Ib.
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      28 7 NEW YORK, Dec. 13. Previous Today M Industrials 390.08 389.79 M Railroads 135.87 136.45 111 Domestic Bonds 101.38 101.22 U Btecka Composite Averages 143.87 144.01
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      122 7 Dec. 13 Previous Today OFRA, Philippines c.i.f. IK North. $197 sellers $197 4 seller, uio|>«an delivered weight per tM| lon Dec./ Jan. COPRA, Philippines, f.o.b. Manila. delivered weight, per Ion? ton unquoted unquoted CONtA. straits, c.i.f. UK 'North. £72^ buyers £72Vi buyers iMirofmin delivered weight per
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      PRICE OF SOFT DRINKS SOARS IN INDONESIA
      142 7 UOFT drink factories in Indonesia are facing a rtage of citric acid which to be imported from id. Price of the acid has soared n Rp 12 to Rp 15 per kilogramme to Rp 70 to Rp 90. Factories are also facing v
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    EX-FILM AGENT SPEAKSTHE DEAF HEAR SICK ARE CURED
    345 7 THOUSANDS of believers throughout the world in the past seven years have been cured of their ills through the preachings of American evangelist Harold Herman. In Singapore over the week-end, several Malayans were likewise healed one deaf child can now hear. Mr.
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    PRO MAN WEDS
    37 7 PRO MAN WEDS Mr. A. IHkar, of the Singapore Public Relation onirc. wus recently marrird to CM Rahrnah bintfl Othm m, at Jalan Knibo Soloh, Kamponff Melayu. The bridegroom ll uttarhed to the Mobile Public Address I'nit.
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    Dedication of new church in Johore Bahru
    91 7 r|iHK n<w IJo.y Llfhi Prcsby--1 tcrian Church in Johore Bahru was dedicated yesterday by the Rev. A. S. Moore An- j derson in the presence of a number of visiting clergy and members of the congregation. Bad weather prevented the Rev. R E.
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    SPEAKER'S CAR
    20 7 The Speaker of the Singapore Legislative Assembly is to have a $9,200-car. The council voted the money today.
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    MURDER BID ALLEGED
    46 7 IPOH, Tues. Kenul Sinvh, i 31, was charged in the magistrate's court here yesterday with attempted murder of ft market watchman. Kehar Singh, near a toddy shop in New Town. A knife wa.s alleged to have been u.sed. Kenal was remanded in custody.
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    SPECIAL LAND SURVEY PLAN IN KELANTAN
    141 7 KOTA BAHRU, Tues. THE Kelantan Government in a statement yesterday said that about 300,000 ioLs of land in the State have to be surveyed and the titles settled. A special operation was needed to have an accurate survey of holding.s so that titles guaranteeing
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    WOMAN FREE AFTER STABBING HER HUSBAND
    259 8 No food and no clothes \|KS. ELSIE NOLAN kept her home neat and tidy counsel said at Warwick Assizes. Hut one night ■he took a knife to bed, and stabbed her husband a^ he slept. She wore ft smart grey coat and hat m
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    BIBLE IN HAND...
    31 8 A Bible was in the hand of Miss Edith Shar- man, killed by ft car in Acton on her way to church from her home in nearby Virginia-lane.
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    The weather problem? Just press the switch
    185 8 The weather problem? Just press the switch INSTEAD of tupping the barometer Britork) in their homes of the future may be able to press a .switch and see on a .screen a weather picture, up-to-date by wire or radio, from the central forecasting service at Dunstable. As a result of
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    The school for rude pupils
    81 8 Girls from Hutton, Essex, residential school who were said to have been rude to teachers ,at Brentwood secondary modern school, where they were being educated, may have to attend a "remedial unit." The plan was announced at I yesterday's meeting of London I County Council
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    THEATRE TRIPS BAN
    49 8 A contractor whose coaches have been taking old folk of Newark, Notts, on fortnightly trips to Nottingham theatres, has been told by the Transport Ministry that the outings must stop unless h« can get a special licence from the traffic commissioners to run a regular service.
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    QUEEN OF HUNGER
    25 8 Mrs. Cornelia Foster, of Johannesburg. claimed a world fasting record after 102 foodless days. She lost 581b. but did her normal housework.
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    SALESMAN SIR MILES
    123 8 SALES MAN SIR MILES OIK Miles Thomas, O Chairman of BOAC, turned counter clerk 2 recently for a very special E s occasion to sell the air- E E line's first hire-purchase E ticket. E i Picture shows Sir Miles E selling a ticket to Miss H. E j 11.
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    Robot factories — planners look ahead
    177 8 Robot factories planners look ahead THEY WILL NOT ENDANGER JOBS DROBLEMS which will face the men who run Bri--1 tain's automatic factories of the future will be discussed at a conference attended by members of the Institution of Production Engineers next June. The institution planners say that while the general
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    HE CHASED ME WITH DAGGER, SAYS GIRL
    195 8 HE CHASED ME WITH DAGGER, SAYS GIRL A GIRL model said at Lambeth yesterday that she ran naked into a garden to escape a man threatening her with a dagger. But the was dragged back. Mansell David Isaac, 29. ot Thurlow Park-road Dulwich. was char ge d with assaulting MLv
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    NOW UK 'FLU HEADS SOUTH
    74 8 The influenza epidemic which has affected 50,000 children and closed schools in many parts of Scotland and the North of England, is now threatening the rest of the country. A Ministry of Health official said; "It seems to be spreading southwards all th e time.
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    BOYS GET BIRCH
    31 8 Three boys, aged 12, 14. and 15. who fired metal staples at a bos with catapults, were each sentenced to four .stroke* of the birch at Guernsey I
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    THE ARMY'S NEW PROBLEM
    86 8 WHEN 18-year-old Harry Readings attended a kitting-out parade at the Guards Depot at Caterham, Surrey, they had a bit of a problem for Harry is 6 feet B'a inches tall, weighs over 14 stone and takes size 13 in footlllllllllllliriiiiiiiiiinir*iiiiiiiiiiiir«iiiiiiiiiiii wear. And Harry, a farmer Kas
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    DUCHESS ADMITS
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    326 10  -  Kay Murray Meet the woman who fashioned New York's biggest Christinas attraction, 9 feet high WHEN the engineers pressed the button to turn on the flood lighting last week for Rockefeller Centre's traditionally fabulous Christmas decorations, it proud moment for British sculptress Valeric Clarebout. The audible sigh which
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    100 13 You can KO a fish with a shock {Wishing by electricity "Give the fish an electric shock and knock it out"— ls becoming popular in Germany. The newly-developed electric fi.shing machine .stun.s all fish m the area with B 200--volt shock. 'Hie .stunned fish ran then be .scooped out of
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    98 15 TWO former British heavyweight boxing champions Jack Gardaid Johnny Williams, both won against French opponents. Gardner beat Lucien tuiudua, the a title holder, in the third round when the referee stopped the owing to Tou^ird\s cut eye. Williams defeated Francis Coruret. the referee stopping the fight
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      241 4 What does j; a girl wear J £HRISTMAS is party time. No V* matter her ag", .shape, job or arts* budget, every woman wants m M to look her best. ju wear when the lnvitt« n B:ack Tie THE OTHER NIGHT went to an lant pa>ty
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      825 4 PLANNING A PARTY FOR THE CHILDREN? COME mothers are just natural pari -givers, others find it a readful strain, hut w ichever group we hck ig to the time lor cl ildren's parties luis con round once more and ye have to make out t ir plan ot" campaign. The
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      172 5 The Beverly Sisters wont, on tho stagr. I had always t> playing :n the Provinces during Christmas and alfh my wiip and children 60 joined me. it would fa ending thi Ettfl n in "d Well now. most 8 houie landladies don't ly f>x'id»' th< Christmas." And it's r We
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      579 6 What has become of the pudding? asks JUDITH SIMONS \yHAT has happened to that g iocl old wav of round ng off a meal a nice plate full of pudding? "Never touch it— just think what it does to the figure!/ 1 says the girl who oursues the fashionable hobby
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      237 6 PI'TTINCi soot on the back of one's neck is an old i fashioned remedy to cure I cold. This is one of the i« anti-cold ideas which workbut it is rarely used. Most people would rather sniff than have a hlthv Deck and how do you keep
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      268 7 Why not tint your hair to match your dress? I) »l Sthcaveragcv k change flic colour ol her haii so thai it will k<> well with h( i husband's necktie or nev pair of shoes? Of WW( me tv husbands in a make tht m backdi to their own femlnii
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      241 8 avtfOPSIS: When Millie lJ pup and the Ilrea-nUns, M SStMoch and Mr.VefTF Little ret to Santa und, tiej i«'»" st B< ps in T«rrd»< l knpes by mfrtakr. i t Santa forgives them. The Drramlins tell Santa the 3 need his help to find their duprn. WHILE Patrick Tv.eed- leknces
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      Santa and the Flying
      1270 8 Part Three of the fascinating Christmas serial for children by LUCRECE HUDGINS BEALE. Don't miss it, boys and girls. stomping out of the house in a rage. "He will get over it," said Santa. "He always does." WILLIE thought, "I will stay here the rest of
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      THEIR CHIMNEY WAS MUCH TOO SMALL
      1949 9  - THEIR CHIMNEY WAS MUCH TOO SMALL "TIL BET Santa Clans misses chimneys in Malaya/ said Wee Low thoughtfully. "Misses what?" asked Chong Lee, looking up from his book in amazement "Chimneys," repeated his brother. "He's used to soins down chimneys. Didn't you know?" Chong Lee shook his head. "Sounds potty,"
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      THE RESCUE OF SANTA CLAUS
      1027 10 shop. They could hardly wait w tl }°Z got round a corner into a little alley-way to open up their parcels. Anne had hers open first. Oh, look Jackie." she was almost in tears, "it's not a girls present at all Jackie looked and caught
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      THE FIRST CHRISTMAS
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      336 11 1 12. This folloics "Jack." LVV/| I 9 3 4 n/A^ 13. The letter "E" between 38 iwOwM \H/// these tuo letters gives you e tSSsK W 4nt\ a b °y' s name rCJT^I l&Ssl 15. Empty.' N I*r *1 1- T 7 v \\l 16. Dad
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      379 11 -+T from Page Ten r "Oh. Jackio," sobbrd Anne s as he reached out hi.s hand 1 for the bolt, "do you think they've murdered tun Jackie repressed ;i shudder. and pulled thr bolt. Gently, he pressed the door Slowly, I it opened. Santa' Bai
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      830 12 IT WAS ONLY YEARS LATER THAT TWO WIDE-EYED CHILDREN FULLY UNDERSTOOD THE REAL MEANING OF PHAT FATEFUL ENTRY OF SANTA CLAUS THROUGH THE WINDOW OF THEIR BEDROOM. ANGELA and Peter w ere decidedly cross, and even the expectation of Christinas morning with its stockings full of new
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      237 12 By LUCRECE HUOGINS BEAIE GOOD.' said Mr Not Much. "That will keep you out of trouble while we work" The Dreamlins worked for several hours while Willie watched in an agony of silence. At last, the breamlins washed out Willies mouth and told him his
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      GHOSTS
      148 12 about one of these during a visit to the Scottish Highlands. °ne night, so the story goes, ?t a mer iOst nLs temper and shSsS d hls pet d °g tne Shoulder with a dirk The animal ran out of the J° U J and was never seen again.
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      207 12 A short story r\i 1 1 I Dl < I In th l IJ.AKTY time is here a#ain! It all sounds extremely gay and jolly for the quests, but what of the hosts and hostesses who may quickly become harassed and frown -ridden if they fail to plan ahead? This
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      WHAT'S MY NAME?
      109 13 BEFORE the guests all get comfortably .seated and feel disinclined to move, pin slips of paper, each bearing the name of a famous person 'living, dead, or fictional) to their backs. Each person must now try and discover the name pinned to his back. This is done
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      HIGH STEPPING
      166 13 HIGH STEPPING rpHERE is a "catch" in this X (?amc, though to all those who are not "in the know" it appears to be a straight-for-ward tost of sight and memory. A "course" must be prepared around or across the room and on this, various obstacles such as a chair
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      159 13 Y^OU will need a partner for A this. He must go out of the room after you have given him instructions in the art of thought-reading Ask someone to place any number of matches up to twelve in an emntv box. Then place the box, closed of course,
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      THE SHORTEST GHOST STORY
      53 13 THE SHORTEST GHOST STORY 'TWO men were sitting in a A railway carriage, late at niuht. Tho first man leaned forward and tapped the other on the knee. Do you believe in ghosts?" Er. well. no. I er U N neither do I," said the first man, with a ghastly
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      Here are the answers to the Christinas puzzles
      187 13 Here are the answers to the Christinas puzzles Ql I/. 1- -Carol Carole. Christine c:hiuim». Mwiy. Maria M«i\e Joseph Noel Novell Noel Chr.&tma* N.cliolas 2 «vi In Ihe M« ax mid -winter. ibi Thr ni»t Nowel) itiaiMiel rtld miv c> O little tn>»n o! Beiiitenem 3- »i \c\ <b> M;dd>
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      CRAZY RIDDLES
      147 13 1 A tall ginger-haired Scots- man with glasses travelled frsm Newcastle to Manchester one snowy Christmas Eve, arriving: in Manchester at 11.32 exactly. His name was Angus Mac Phial. How do I know? 2. How many months in a year have 30 days? 3. Why is it a
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      228 13 sua"* s 2. Do you remember the fli* (ai nHVan Fr<ISIV *">■-• (b) ••Wa.s to certain rtheX herds in 2* (c) 3. Can you supply the missing words in these quotations 1 <a) •Christmas is n Winds whistle shrill and chill.(Thackeray, The Mahogany Tree) (b) "I have
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      905 13 T»HIS li K ood fun xhen I R IWti are all thorough. nR rhrmf^lvr^ jo, espeel ally have werai le !s picked M ill %ith. ttv feint °t-' ng on thl has to continue r.e minute, wh f rirt: v tlmM The to ke^p him talkln* irle
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      CAKE FOR AN ARMY
      940 15 IJOW would you lik<" ;i turkey For your li list in a s dinner weighing I Hb7 This \\;»s the record set up l>\ out bird raised on I. old Rothschild's estate in i lertfordshire, Kngland. Then there waa the Christmas cake prepared by a London
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      DON'T be TOUGH on the chicken
      255 15 DON'T be TOUGH on the chicken says CHAPMAN i PINCHER DO %<>u know what "broilins .1 «hu km MUM, in t dun" ...I 11. IIDUM V* if I 111 I huii<lr«,t if x .hi Mo k online «m l»u rCMlta «'l jl r l <i-..,f ijin/ «.Iri t> ii out
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      867 16  - CHRISTMAS IN SANTA CLAUS LAND OANTA (LAIS who, ;is everybody knows, lives in Finnish l^an land, Ikis now left Ins tundra abode <>n tlu Soviet border and ar rived in Helsinki. Complete with sledge and reindeer, he jinu through gaily-lit streets under illuminated arch- < es that compete with any
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