The Singapore Free Press, 28 January 1955

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    22 1 The Singapore Free Press Igrtesi Afternoon Sale in Malaya Nll 1 1 1 T;t. Singapore. Fri.. Jan. 28. 1955. Price U( iv
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    ANNE WEDS IN LONDON
    7 1 Anne a'Beckett Terrell
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE GIRL DINDS HAPPINESS
    149 1 Il was wish of death note HAPPINESS came yesterday to Miss Anne a'Beckett Terrell, < above), 24-year-old daughter of a former Singapore biei Justice, wlio figured in a tragic suicide case lust May. She married Captain Eric Longden, a 32-year-old Superintendent in the Malayan Police in
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    THAT KALLANG TENDER
    84 1 The Colonial Secretary, Mr. Ac. Goode explained at the ative Council meeting toffhy the lowest tender for tag bridge was not acceptThe special piles offered in tender quoting $4,128,000 not acceptable since tenders board was advised had little resistance tiding and that they would under the condiexlstlng
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    MORE LOW-COST HOMES TO BE BUILT
    178 1 Search for new sites THE Colonial Secretary. Mr. 1 W A C Goode. told the Singapore Legislative Council this morning that since last March about 4,200 dwellings for rent at $50 or under a month, had been built or were under construction at an
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    Rubber price gOGS Up
    33 1 Rubber price gOGS Up The Singapore Rubber Market opened this morning or. an uncertain tone, with first grade February shipment, at 104 3/4 cents a lb., 3/3 of a cent above yesterday's close.
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    Upset S.I.T. decision, urges Raj
    90 1 rrHE Governor. Sir John 1 Nicoll, today allowed Mr. C R Dasaratlia Raj to move his motion in the Legislative I Council deploring the recent Singapore improvement Trust decision to let certain flats in Queenstown to the unlimited income group. Th" motion culls upon the
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    AUSSIES MAKE STEADY START
    509 1 A batsman 's wicket Batsmen take no risks winning the toss Australian skipper lan Johnson had no hesitation in deciding to bat first when the fourth Test began in Adelaide today- The wicket showed no I signs of life as had been forecast and after 45
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    Lock icon America bans visits to gaoled airmen
    231 1 America bans visits to gaoled airmen THE IT.Sl T .S State Department announced in Washington last night that it has barred relatives from visiting 17 Americans imprisoned by Red China, for the time being, because of the increasingly belligerent actions of the Communists. The Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster
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    Goodwill visit
    31 1 President Magsaysay of the Philippines will go to Washington in May for a goodwill call on President Eisenhower and to address a joint session of i Congress.— A p
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    A stark fact
    23 1 Every tenth human being in the world wears no clothes at all, the International Labour Organisation said yesterday at Geneva
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    Lock icon Tory seat still held
    33 1 Conservative caiididate, Mr. William Milligan, retained the North Edinburgh seat for his party in a by-election yester- day. He had a majority of 3,614 over his Labour opponent. Reuter
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    Lock icon SICK S'PORE MAN TAKEN OFF PLANE
    78 1 ABOAC airliner, flying from Singapore to London, made an unscheduled stop at Rome yesterday to disembark a sick passenger whose illness worsened during the trip. The passenger, Abdul Wahid bin Baba, said he was going to London for an operation. His legs had been
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    U.S. PUTS HIGH PRIORITY ON ATOM-POWERED PLANE
    215 2 U.S. PUTS HIGH PRIORITY ON ATOM -POWERED PLANE But still many problems top American ol(i meeting of Congress In Washington yesterday that the U.S. Air Force is developing a practical atom-powered airplane and has made a marked advance in inter-continental atomic missile research. Gen. Nathan Twining, the Air Force Chief
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    $250,000 for flood aid passed by council
    166 2 $250,000 for flood aid passed by council THE Singapore Legislative J Council today approved $250,000 for the rehabilitation of flood victims This includes the $50,000 donation to the Singapore Flood Relief Fund. The finance committee Wis told that $150,000 was required for general flood reUel and $50,000 to distress In
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    PORT FATHER FOX SAILS ON LEAVE
    117 2 I^IIF First Tort Chaplain to come to Singapore after the Japanese surrender, the Reverend Father J. It. Fox. left the Colony yesterday in the Shell tanker. Neritopsis, ttfl six months' leave in Britain. Father Fox, a familiar figure on the wharves, has met hundreds
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    Call-up film cost Govt. $10,000
    37 2 The production of a sound Aim depicting all stages of the call-up and training of j national .servicemen in Sin<;apore CO. t the Government $10,000 The Legislative Council approved the grant today.
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    Lock icon It will cost more to borrow money
    97 2 rpilE Bank of England yesterday raised its interest rate, from three to three-and-a-half per cent. This means that people or industries who want to borrow money will have to pay more interest. The Bank of England is the central clearing house [Of ah
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    YOUTH BULLIED GIRL TO EXTORT MONEY
    147 2 FOR EXTORTING $3 from a 12-year-old girl cigarette vendor, Ng Chin Chong wa.s bound over for a year in $200, by the Bingapore Filth Police Magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates, yesterday. Ng went to the girl's stall at. the sixth mile. Bukit Timah
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    Lock icon 'DON'T TAX THE MONEY WE MAKE ABROAD'
    166 2 'DON'T TAX THE MONEY WE MAKE ABROAD' THE BRITISH Overseas Mining Association last niuht asked Mr. R. A. Butler. Chancellor of the Exchequer, to cut taxes on overseas profits and income of companies registered in Britain, in his next BudIn a letter to the Chancellor, the association said the British
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    Lock icon 300 held for plotting
    31 2 President Carlos Castillo Armas said yesterday that approximately 300 people have been arrested throughout Guatemala as a result of an abortive revolutionary Plot last 1 week. U.P.
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    Lock icon IT'S OVERCROWDED DOWN LAMBETH WAY
    96 2 IT'S OVERCROWDED DOWN LAMBETH WAY A MEMBER of Lambeth Borough Council in South London declared during a council discussion on colourid immigration problems last night that more Australians were i ttlmg permanently in Britain than West Indians. The councillor. Mr. Nathan 1 Murock, said overcrowding was not only a problem
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    Lock icon MPs tramped out after 11 hours
    54 2 THE House of Commons sat until .1.30 yenterday morning ngnjrnving the last of 42 orders revising parliament. u boundaries in England and Wales. Tired members tramped wearily out of the house after a sessio which began at 4.30 p.m. on Wednesday when 220 orders
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    Lock icon WORK BEGNS ON SPAIN BASES
    61 2 CONSTRUCTION has finally >egun on American air bases in Spain. The job will take three years. The present chain of American jet bases extends from the heart of West Germany through France to the border of Spain. Now the Spanish link is being welded to
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    Radar for Customs
    27 2 Radar is to be installed in one of the Singapore Customs launches at a cost of $21,523. The Legislative Council approved the expenditure today.
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    The nasty blonde was her part
    54 3 Dl.n\ni Miss Boyana Leigh, (above) a newcomer to ipore, was among those screen tested yesterday for speaking ports In the forthcoming I. Arthur Rank film. a rown Like Alice." Boyana had to play the pari ot a nasty blonde who accepts s cigarette from
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    Lock icon WOMEN ON MARCH – MEN HELP
    106 3 WOMEN ON MARCH MEN HELP THE I.S. DELEGATE to the I'nited Nations commission on the status of women says: "Women are o*l the march throughout the Middle East" and are getting a surprising amount of help from men. The delegate. Mrs. Lorena B. Nihil said that men are coming around
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    RED MINISTER NOW CANDIDATE
    46 3 Mr. Anastas Mikoyan has been registered as a candidate In the election to the Supreme Soviet of Russia on Feb. 27. Mr. Mikoyan. whose resignation as Minister of Trade was announced on Monday. will stand in one of the constituencies of Rostov-on-Don.—
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    Lock icon Former M.P. is gaoled for share frauds
    125 3 RAYMOND BLACKBURN. 40-year-old, >rmer Labour Member of Parliament, was to two years In prison yesterday for share kburn was convicted on two charges of making statements to induce two men to acquire a company, which planned to ring London with sites. He was
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    Lock icon Angry farmers kill two Red Govt, agents
    79 3 A ),j rt from Canton, printl in the Hong Kong indent Chinese Press yesrclay, Sllld silk worm b ee Chin ne K ar f Sh untak village in n beat two Communist nment silk buyer.s to on Dec. 20. were protesting ompulaory sales
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    Lock icon GAOL LIKE COMIC OPERA
    309 3 Ij Queuing at keyhole when women bathed r p\VO warders sentenced to hard labour in Villach, Southern Austria, yesterday were said to have made the district prison tor men and women more like the one in the Strauss operetta "Oie Fledermaus'* so that prisoners committed new
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    Lock icon New favourite
    18 3 Cheap Egyptian rice has pushed .traditionally favoured Italian qualities off the bis north German market- U.P.
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    Lock icon Ex-beauty queen awarded £2,000 New favourite
    200 3 Ex-beauty queen awarded £2,000 DIRECTOR LOSES BREACH CASE IV|RS. AGNES EMPSON, 49-year-old former beauty queen, in London yesterday was awarded £2,000 damages and costs against Mr. Cecil Montague Eales, 54, a businessman, whom she sued for breach of promise. Mrs. Empson, who was "Miss Venus of 1932." is the actress
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    New ambassador
    27 3 John Sherman Cooper, form- 1 er Kentucky Republican sena- l tor, was yesterday nominated by President Eisenhower to be the new ambassador to India U.P.
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    Lock icon Eden for talks in Turkey
    69 3 Sir Anthony Eden, the Fo- j reign Secretary, will spend four j days in Ankara, Turkey, for talks with the Turkish Government after the end of his South-East Asian tour in March. Middle East defence. In the light of the projected TurcoIraql Pact, will probably
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    Lock icon DIGNITY IS THE ORDER
    37 3 Ceremony and cutaway suits were introduced Into the Bonn Parliament yesterday in a "more dignity" campaign. Members had complained that the pro ceedings in the Bundestag (Lower Hou.se; lacked dig- H nity. A.P.
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    Colombo visit
    17 3 The United States aircraft P carrier Midway anchored Off IN Colombo yesterday on a visit
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      74 3 freshen up qour meals with Tomatoes the TODAY'S m\\ Tomato Juice fresh from the can and fully flavoured Tomato Catsup will put pleasure in your eating. Pur TODAY'S fric foodj on your menu today' 7 FOR YOUR CHOICE OF OUR NEWLY ARRIVED INDIAN CARPETS V KIT 101l SHROFFS Available in
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Jan 28, 1955. Opinion Stopping the drift
    276 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Jan 28, 1955. Opinion Stopping the drift rpilE sure way to lasting! peace is through unity. security and prosperity. Britain stressed this in her latest note to Russia rejecting the Soviet protests against German rearmament. Even Soviet threats to end friendship treaties with Britain and
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    Reforms are now paying off
    472 4  - Reforms are now paying off HENRIK KROGIUS FREEDOM IS A BIT SHAKY L\ TURKEY 8UT.... by VL the i mbul, you ml onal women's rid I n the fl< rki.sh mustache Is n only by die-hard In of s tradll clothi s in a he v I i an prett
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    'Homecoming' of a dictator
    585 4  -  BERNARD RONALD Relatives and the "faithful" await the day when Mussolini will travel home "in style" by npODAY, less than nine years after the death of Mussolini, thousands of ex-Blackshirts are getting out their Fascist insignia as they await a signal which will send them marching
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    ARTIES' HEADLINE
    9 4 LI can't read uliur> YOl'R excusf." I
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      18 4 WEDDING GIFTS DISTINCTIVECUTLERY IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED P. H. HENDRY, JEWELLER 78. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. SINCAPORE 6 —K. LUMPUR
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    THAT FUND IS SUBJECT TO ESTATE DUTY
    221 5 THAT FUND IS SUBJECT TO ESTATE DUTY HSTATI iluties art- payable on provident fund contd trihutioiis €xc «ediiiK SI, OOO when they are withiwn on the death oi an employee, according to a Sinraporc Government s|M)kesman. slid' "It does not matter it the amount is piled out among various beneficiaries.
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    Squatters can rebuild their homes
    57 5 thy with Singapore j suffered dam- huts during the the < unjommittee has thai icn squatters be build their dwelist be cornJune 30. [icy covers huts when they .cii were damIs, fires, temllke disasters." be rebuilt on was that for tsl Beptemuld take no at
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    Less opium seized
    40 5 no outstanding last year whereas opium was seized in a raid in 1953. Department katies of opium in tion last year and 380 in fines for opium I. 665 pipes and Indian hemp. «ere found in Batu
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    Gurkha fined $20 for collision
    45 5 Aitabahadur, of the wa.s fined $20 Istrate's court JoBahru, yesterday, for driving a jeep on 21 and colliding with a at Scudai. Beer told the court to rain, visibility r and the accident ocwhen the driver tried an oncoming vehicle.
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    Ho says Singapore girls are lovely
    125 5 S A PORE girls are lovely,", 17-year-old Hong Kong sun <the Marlon Chines* dims) in night. > make a film soon Malaya providing the > kground But the will cme Irom Hong cause he won't hav< tin local girls. r„, ln t nere on
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    '$200 FOR AN 'I-CARD' CHARGE
    74 5 Osman bin Reiab, a temporary clerk in the Registration Office, Johore Bahru. allowed bail in $200. pending trial on a charge of corruptly accepting $200 from Kwan Cho Hwa in order to forge his identity card. Kwan Cho Hwa, of Kuala Lumpur, was also given
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    Trust sets up new rent paying centre
    217 5 rpHE SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRIST has ar- ranged for rent collection at the Alexandra Community Centre. 16, Prince Philip Avenue, for a trial period of six months, beginning next month. The collection centre will serve Trust tenants at seven housing estates Alexandra North, Alexandra
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    Lock icon HORSE-SHOE BOUQUET FOR BRIDAL PAIR
    84 5 Dr. Ann Willcoclu rhect ph\si<ian in th*' Miuipore \nti Tuberculosis \ssociatifMi, accepts i lioiM--shoe hmiqiit t from four year old Graham utt^. .1^ six i iiks with her liiM>.ind. Sal Lieutenant Rogei Pyle I V after t h»-ir wedding al the Dockyard Chun h ol
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      36 5 tor their turnilure which they usually buy from LITTLE'S FURNITURE DEPT. FIRST FLOOR Sole Agents for Singapore Federation but /\^T nevertheless, B^ajr S f YAA A mJr is best OBTAINABLE FROM ALL LEADINC WATCH DEALERS a
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      438 6 MANDRAKE by Lee Faik and Phil Davis j STAR I \w&™j\'s8F-®t\\ fik^wxs&gn i^^K^wi E^&ssrarcnlcL r 1 THEM TO IN THE BOX WITH THEM PITCHED. J TEN WlLLON? GOT IT? r~ 7=^ thought and a< lion. >„_, are lOGK.MSTFA KERN, /Gu PAD TEN ALr^onnW* f V kClLL* I AN EiGHT- DAY
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      121 7 ■BJBJBJBJBJBJBJBJBJBJBJJ Vb_-\ xti^W llwfe*iii7.t -it"' NEW YORK. Jan. 27. Previous Today li\ < traits spot and nearby • • 83 50 nom. 88.25 nom. UN futures «**•*• •• • • 88 00 nom. 4-88.00 nom. -f Expired at noon Fee. • • 88 10 bid 88.00 bid
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      U.S. PEPPER
      31 7 7 Atloats at 46 lampong spot 46'4 cents per pound • 44' March 44. .sellers ex-dock. trail spot 45 and 1 Above prices quoted in U.S. cents per lb
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      30 7 NEW YORK. Jan Prrvious Today 27. 401 97 402.60 II Railroads ***** 142.22 100.71 100.70 [5 1 tilities 62 55 62.33 ti Stocks: Composite Averages 148\42 148.74
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      121 7 ■__§**-* Pliat 4 ;,''-4 Baesaeaßeaaes*a_ sjajfejarar 1 Jan. 27. COPRA Philippines cai. UK/North 1 areptaa delivered weight per r**af ion Feb. Previoi *207^ value $207' j sellers COPRA Philippines f.o.b. Manila, delivered weight, per long ton COPR.% Mraits c.i.f. 1 K/North Furopean delivered weight per 1
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      U.K. closing prices
      228 7 LONDON. Jan. PrevisHaS Today K no » KSS tU. E-ar-pea--3 0% buyers 30 7 h sellers 30 buy 30 H sellers K r£l* k's. IBSSeJJ.E-ar.pea. 30^ buyers 30 h sellers ■fl » buyers 30» H sellers BO No 1 S8 -J** l •* 30 buyers 30 buyers
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    More children to get primary education
    195 7 'REPORT TO NEAREST SCHOOE' r pHERE are 167 vacancies in 18 Singapore schools for children who want to start their primary education. The senior Inspector ot Schools, Mr. T. P. M. Lewis, says preference will be given to Singapore children born in 1947 and
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    'GIVE YOUR BEST TO MALAYA'
    124 7 'GIVE YOUR BEST TO MALA YA INDIANS in Malaya are ambassadors at large and must show the best traits of Indian culture, the President of the Malayan Indian Congress, Singapore Branch, Mr. A.N. Mitra, told a public meeting held at the New World Park Singapore, to celebrate India's National Day.
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    Recruiting in Penang
    83 7 Recruiting for the Federationtlon Engineer Regiment will start in Penang early next week. Enlistment is open to Chinese and Eurasians between the ages of 18 and 25. For the first .six months of service a recruit will receive $50 a month with free accommodation, clothing and food.
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    Lock icon COL. MULLER SEES GUARD OF HONOUR
    58 7 Col. W. A. Muller, Inspector General ot Police at the Colonial Office in l London, inspects the i Gurkha Police Guard of Honour at the Police Training School, SingaI pore. Accompanying him arc the Commivsioner of Police. Mr. M G. Morris, and O.C. Gurkhas.
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    Brewers call 'time' at old inn No. 2
    151 8 Brewers call 'time' at old inn No. 2 ii Cow. i rid House at 1! ]u inns. d with clo that Ov 81, Owyn was selling orari Drui y-lane In the I7tn century when I He t Home built in the Hampshire trillPamber Oreen. it must clo "ii March 31.
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    CHURCHGOERS ONLY WILL GET BRIDAL MARCH
    301 8 CHURCHGOERS ONLY WILL GET BRIDAL MARCH A LONDON vicar is out to ban "those filmstar weddings." He has ruled that only those who have attended his church for at least a year may have organ music at their marriage services. The Rev Arthur Beale. Vicar of All Saints'. Hackrey ex-
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    Girl worried over atomic war talk
    86 8 A CIVIL Defence volunteer told the coroner at Beckenham, Kent, that his talk about atom warfare might have caused his 18--year-Old daughter's nervous breakdown. The girl. Margaret Goodey. of Eltham, "loved dogs and rats and birds and wa.s worried about them suffering in atomic
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    The new sign —Beware deer
    46 8 lIIROS of deer, descendants of a feu which escaped from private parkland a few years ago have so multiplied in the I neighbourhood of industrial Ipswich, that warning siKns to motorists are being put up on the outskirts of the town.
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    WIDOW WILL GET PENSION FROM 1944
    102 8 A WOMAN whose soldier husband disappeared in India is to receive a war widow's pension back-dated 11 years. It will mean 1 1,300 (§11,400) for Mrs. Louisa Devine. Ever since Private Robert Devine was declared a deserter in 1943, she has fought to clear
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    Lock icon Birthday dip and it's 39 degrees
    81 8 picture MR. ERNEST Trory of Brighton was 42 years old and decided to have his birthday party on the beach. He and his guests drank a glass of sherry and then dived in for a I swim. The sea tempera- ture was 39 degrees.
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    Sister shot by boy four years old
    165 8 HE KNEW A LOT ABOUT GUNS A FOUR- YEAR -OLD boy with an extraordinary knowledge of guns shot his sister, an inquest was told. Mr. Eric Dyson, the Scunthorpe coroner, recorded a misadventure verdict on nine-year-old Cheryl Foster, of Barrow Haven. North Lines.
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    Metropolitan signs young conductor
    83 8 Metropolitan signs young conductor RUDOLF Bing, genera! manager of the New York Metropolitan Opera, has engaged a 24-year-old music... conductor for next season. The youngest man to conduct at the Metropolitan. Th< mas Schippers. is now on lease from the Broadway Operadrama "The Saint of Bleecker Street" to conduct the
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    Tree kills baby
    35 8 Janet Bickerstaffe. 20 months old. was killed in her push- i chair by a falling tree at Barrowtord. near Nelson Lanes. The tree, which was being cut down, fell the wrong way.
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    Suddenly the grocer finds he's a star
    297 8 (iHARLES BEDRICH, pioneer t sell -.service grocer, was invited to a Mm show at the Central Office ol Intonnation to learn about shook* ping in Denmark. And there, in the 40-seat Government cinema, he saw a film ol his OWN shop in West-bourne-grove.
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    FLYING SAUCER BULL.....
    81 8 A Frenchman thought he saw a flying saucer one night, shot at it and was fined AIIS. Farmer Marcel Faisant was walking in the fields, shotgun in hand, when he saw a "strange orange light" and heard an engine running. He fired three times and seared a
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    Yard is hunting for the 'perfect butler'
    221 9 Yard is hunting for the 'perfect butler' ,TLAND YARD are hunting: for the •perfect the well-spoken, elegantly dressed serho they believe, has robbed his wealthy misr hundreds of pounds. investigations showed that he posed as a successon City financier. Army officer, and Canadian illionaire'to dupe his friends and employers. He
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    The crafty pike refuse to bite
    116 9 The crafty pike refuse to bite BIG pike, small pike, all sorts of Pi^. swim in tantalising abundance in the waters around Penkridge. Staffs but no one can catch one. So after five weeks of the local angling club's Pike Cup is still not von. Twenty- five members of the
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    Plaintiff in breach case
    45 9 r.uin, r^SSS 4 STEI L EMPSON. 4f)-vear-old widow of a u| 1(( and winner of a 1932 "Miss Venus" contest a «ain.st Mr I- dav awarded £2 000 damages and costs Ce€,j Montague E/ales, a 54-year-old businessman, for breach °f promise.
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    Mothers, you fret far too much !
    228 9 Mothers, you fret far too much OVER-ANXIOUS parents cause many of the pro blems of schoolchildren, even their illnesses. You can take that hint from Dr. C. C. Harvey. He shakes his head over unhappy households "where parents are terrified that i some mortal disease is threatening the tall or
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    Major's night off costs £8
    45 9 Major, an Alsatian watch-dog at a building site at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, had his first flight otf lor over four months one week-end because ol the cold. In his absence burglars 1 ;»n--sacked the office buildings. But they found only £8.
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    Lock icon Now Nancy is in the news
    74 9 picture. PAGER fans almost spill over the fence in their efforts to get autographs as 13 crooner Frank Sinatra and his daughter. Nancy, arrived at Sydney airport Nancy, who is 14. has been stealing the limelight from her famous father since Frank told of
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    MONKS FLING GOLDEN COINS AT PAUL THE WRESTLER
    379 9 MONKS FLING GOLDEN COINS AT PAUL THE WRESTLER PAUL BERGER, a wrestler with a taste for Chinese poetry, spread out a selection of gold coins in London and said modestly: These were thrown at me by monks in the Forbidden City of Lhasa." Not, it should be noted, in anger.
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    DRIVERS FEAR 'GHOST' OF ROAD CORNER
    156 9 DRIVERS FEAR 'GHOST' OF ROAD CORNER PEOPLE of Birdham. West Sussex particularly drivers fear the "ghost of Dell Quay corner" where vehicles just slide off the road and crash There have been 30 major accidents on the 100-yard stretch of road In two years including two fatal ones. And local
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    He taught Dukes
    29 9 Mr. Harry Cottrill, the former racehorse trainer, has died in Newbury, aged 72. H» hi the Duke of Windsor and the Duke of Gloucester to ride.
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    93 9 THE way in which Clifford Fox turned himself from a cashiered captain into a retired lieut. -colonel wai classically simple He printed a forged London Gazette. And he did it In 11k- woikshop at Dartmoor. 11, wa.s serving a tWO\>..i court-martial sen! there for lon-cry
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    489 10  -  HAROLD M. HARRIS by I sank the Royal Oak, by Guenther Prien, Grays Inn Press, 15s. rFENS of thousands of Germans lined the streets of Berlin to acclaim Captain Lieutenant Guenther Prien when he drove to the Chancellery to receive the thanks of his Fuehrer.
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    91 15 RON barton, the unbeaten West Ham boxer, took a tef nearer the British li^ht-hcavy-weight title last night when be outpointed Arthur Howard (Lon« don), over ten rounds ln an eliminating contest for Alex Buxton's British crown It WIS Barton's 13th. SUCO win. A fighter-boxer and one
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    114 16 T AST nißht nearly 2.000 peopl flocked to see boxing am wrestling organised for the first tim< in Raub. The three boxing contests and on< wrestling bout were held at a temporary amusement park set up foi the Chinese New Year. Boxing results: Crostv Jones ol
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