The Straits Times, 26 December 1954
1954-12-26
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Title Section15 1954-12-26 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES la/Ufdt Nettie m No. 1,009 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26. 1954. 15 CENTS15 words
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Article458 1954-12-26 1 CHRISTMAS DAY CRASH KILLS 28 Airliner aver turns and burns an landing at Prest trick. Scat la ml a kic^ wm,.,. PRESTWICK, Scotland, Saturday iNtw ORK bound airliner with 36 people on board overturned and burst into flames here today as it was coming in to land. Twenty-eight people diedReuter - 458 words
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Article, Illustration93 1954-12-26 1 HERE'S a Christmas tree with a difference probably unique in Singapore. Instead of the usual decorations it was hung with those lovely red ohlongs of paper which you and me <t»hen Hf see them) and the Board of Commissioners of Currency know as $10 notes.93 words
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Article1060 1954-12-26 1 Twenty thousand dollars HERE ARE PRIZE WINNERS IN EBIGCONTEST CUBJECT to re-scrutmy 13 J entrants will share the rize of $15.00 C in The an Monthly Word Contest E' They eceive $1 ,000 each: SINCAPORE:— TAN KIM SENG. Kirn Chcnic Street. MISS A FAN. 2 Marshall Rd. OHORE C V.1,060 words
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Article131 1954-12-26 1 ANORWECIAN freighter, the Lexa Maersk. caught fire while at anchor off Singapore yesterday afternoon. Rubber in holds two and three was ablaze. Water boats and a Singapore Harbour Board fircbo.it tackled the fire until 6.30 when the ship was ordered to move to the explosives anchorage.131 words
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Article195 1954-12-26 1 QEATH and destruction marked the Christmas season in many world centres where storms, floods, blizzards and a mine explosion claimed lives The storms which spread destruction across western Europe ou Friday, died down yesterday ending the danger to North Soa coast dykes but left195 words
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Article73 1954-12-26 1 THERE are two wn- ners of the Straits Times Word Puzzle "FFF". They are: Ong Chwee Way. 97 Koon Seng Rd., SINCAPORE 15. *****703 TPR Warerfield. 1 lth Hussars, RHQ. Sqn SEREMBAN. Each will receive 52.500. A cheque for $2,500 I will be ready for the i73 words
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Article38 1954-12-26 1 GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, Sat. The National Army has taken control of all communication centres in Quito, capital of Ecuador, after a warnlnn by the President that the Republic was "on the brink of revolution.— Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article66 1954-12-26 1 MORE than 62,000 passengers j landed at Kallang Airport in Singapore last year, arriv- me in 5,689 aircraft from many parts of the world. Freight discharged from these arrivals was 877 tons with mails totalling 385 toas. Departures from the Colony by air were66 words
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Article44 1954-12-26 1 NAIROBI. Sat.— More than 100 prisoners tried to break away from a working party last night at Lukenia prison, where a Mau Mau gang freed 231 convicts in an armed raid three months ano. Only three got away.— Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article77 1954-12-26 1 MELBOURNE, Sat. THE Melbourne Argus said in a "special Christmas thought" yesterday: 'Let's ask the 'Queen Mum' to visit us in 1955." Heading the front page of its Christmas Eve edition was a colour picture of the Queen Mother. The newspaper added: "What could be moreReuter - 77 words
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Article171 1954-12-26 1 JAKARTA, Sat. A RELIABLE government source said yesterday that a report of rebels landing from a Dutch submarine in the South Moluccas about 10 days ago was due to a nervous Indonesian military command. The original report said 90P rebels had landed on Amboina Island andAP - 171 words
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Article35 1954-12-26 1 LONDON. Sat. The Financial Times said today in its main front page roport that world consumption <>f natural rubbor in 1954 is rxprctrri to reach the all-time peak of aboJt 1,735.000 tons.- Router.Reuter - 35 words
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155 1954-12-26 1 AUfiUSTA, Georgia, Sat. THE White House said yesterday that the U.S. Government cannot believe that the French parliamentary votes against rearming Western Germany represent France's final decision. James C. Hagerty. White House Press Secretary, said he had been authorised by the President to155 words
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255 1954-12-26 1 FERTILISER AND CHICKS FOR FLOOD FARMERS THE Singapore Government will carry on the rehabilitation of agricultural and livestock farmers, who were victims of the recent floods, under two separate cateeones. I The first of these will be undertaken by the Social Welfare Department. It will consist of maintenance of families,255 words
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Article59 1954-12-26 1 The Singapore General Post Office will maki- a special delivery of mail tomorrow. Most of 3.000 bags arriving yesterday were too late to be sorted and delivered the same day. Every eftort will be made to clear them tomorrow, says an official statement. Heavy sea and air59 words
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317 1954-12-26 1 Christmas in peace —after 19 years NEW YORK. Sat. THIS IS the first Christmas since 1935 m which the world has been free of organised ma|or warfare. In churches and homes, prayers were offered that this peace would last and a greater measure of abundance would come to all those317 words
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Article50 1954-12-26 1 NAIROBI. Sat.- Colonel Arthur Younß who recently resigned H Kenya'i Police Commissioner in a dispute over the Colony's police policy, is due to leave here by ;iir on Decomber 30 on his way to London. Col Young was formcr'y Commissioner of Police in Malaya. Rcuti-r.50 words
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Advertisement248 1954-12-26 1 Wishing all our Patrons A A HAPPY CHRISTMAS AND A BRIGHT NEW YEAR A. L. ABOEEN LTD. Manufacturing JewHlen, CAPITOL BUILDING, 155. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. SINGAPQRE-6. ...TEL. ***** K i i miiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiM iimiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiHj We Wish our Patrons, I Merry Christmas ami A Haf>f>y New Year. K TELEFUNKEN v I «Mk*248 words
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Advertisement131 1954-12-26 1 GIFTS A Splendid Selection of High Class jewellery Diamond Watches Cold Silver Cigarett Cases ere. U. S. De SILVA. Jewe 1 1 etb TEL. *****. 106. ORCHARD RD., S'PORr k^^C>^'> \_Fjr SINGAPORE J "Moi ."><); B.V. for 2» TJ? I i i>i i; i ion S'! for .Id: Sl.OOforZ© Light131 words
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Article, Illustration853 1954-12-26 2 The menacing shadow of the atom-2 An invisible, slow-acting, largely undetect- able poison may be acting on the human race. This poison consists of the radiations from radioactive materials released by experimental bomb cxplosioiis. The danger, it is stressed, is not to individuals,853 words
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Article342 1954-12-26 2 HAVE you eaten all your metals today? This question niav be as important. nutritionally speaking, as "Have you eaten our vitamins today? Report! from a speaker at a symposium held recently by the American Chemical Society raise the Question. Without very small amounts i>l certain metals342 words
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Article744 1954-12-26 2 nDEFORE me on the desk was an interview in a >newspaper with Miss sNora Herdsman. who xwrites Christmas card for a living and >is known as The Jingle sQueen. As Albert. The Robot Columnist, can produce ss verse almost without effort >> I asked him if he would744 words
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Article, Illustration271 1954-12-26 2 'SNUBBED— SO HE FIRED BARN' Court Story CHARGED at Liskeard in Cornwall. England, with seting fire to a barn, causing £964 ~isMß.l94> damage. 24----year-old farm worker. Orlando George Girdler. is alleged to have said he did so because he was snuoued by Miss Jennifer Newboult. 17-year-old daughter of his former271 words
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Advertisement48 1954-12-26 2 'To all who have flown with us in the past, and to all who will do so in 1955..; h >^ g JgjjF I THE SEASONS I I GREETINGS and best wishes for many pleasant journeys S ITISH OVERSEAS AIRWAYS CORPORATION IN -A ASSOCIATION WITH QANTAS EMPIRE AIRWAYS LIMITED48 words
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Advertisement167 1954-12-26 2 VricuJJLcLray Write for illustrated literature und price list. 0 O BOX 221. a no D oft E "^■"X happy prospori 'K VAUXHALL ■Kf.ilU looking forwa I to leave t his time! T^d^&jg^fy A beautiful new Vauxhall Jlf will be waiting for us to JWl^&' drive off in comfort without yf*^167 words
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Miscellaneous212 1954-12-26 2 Today's Radio Programmes I.es Disciples dr Massenet SINGAPORE KADIO MALAYA Other Peoples Houses; -3 30 «««^w*m w —4 30 List enes' Choice and Christ- Short wave 62m Medium wa\e I mas Greetings: 6.45 Entr'acte: '700 476 m. 7.15 a.m. Time Sljjna!: 7.11 •Programmes thm rrurked can rime Siynal <fc News;212 words
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Article, Illustration1064 1954-12-26 3 John Behaguej - John Behaguej The peoples of the island have a message for Malaya 'Lolona dina' to their soldiers in the jungle by I WRITE this in a tiny thatched Fijian house overlooking the beautiful Korolevu Bay on the island of Vita Levu It is early evening and the air is1,064 words
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Article465 1954-12-26 3 However tight domestic economy may be during the year, Christmas dinner is an occasion for lavish catering. Result; lots of leftovers. Here are some suggestions for varyine the monotony of eatine them up. SAVOI RY ROLL. Make a savoury filling of any leftover Christmas scrap* available,465 words
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Article, Illustration632 1954-12-26 3 THE KHMIIVMWS lOIIIWI KOTA TINGGI, Sat. THE floods are over, we hope, but some people are talking of a further one at the end of the year. No comment from the Tuan who, however, recollects a year when two did occur in one month; the first small,Lye Hock Lin of - 632 words
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Advertisement86 1954-12-26 3 W/mjj&L tnniffhi t&'.H |ohn Exshaw '> I V.SOP. cognac /iV^/ i n brandy xx jj^J*j4o) J"J belongs with COGNAC J^fc JOHN EXSHA^ I m EXSHAW ig= if c n p i i!^*o.nV V.O.U.r > <c company L '^^^C=r= voqnav brandy BORNEO r Singapore. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Panang. Kuching, B. North86 words
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Advertisement624 1954-12-26 3 $27,460 FOR YOU AT AGE 55 Men or women, under 45 by settling aside regular monthly, half-yearly or yearly amounts under the SUN LIFE OF CANADA plan can. for example, receive at age 55 a lump sum $27,460 for men or $30,331 for women or a private Income, for life624 words
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Article, Illustration947 1954-12-26 4 BARBARA CARTLAND - BARBARA CARTLAND l* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 iimnii ft*' s/-.s#»//f tttf Btiniuin nvr-flisi- iMiiiiiiimiimmiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiii!iiimiiiiiiiiiiimiii~ A MONTH ago I conn gratulated a woman friend on her promotion to departmental supervisor in a modern factory, which employs large numbers of women, and for the947 words
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Article170 1954-12-26 4 EARLY last century an Italian historian discovered an ancient parchment amid the |unk m a marine store m Florence It proved to be the will of old Jean Thiery of Venice who in 1675 had left a huge fortune. including barrels of gold dust and bags170 words
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Article, Illustration1403 1954-12-26 4 EDWARL ESHEY - EDWARL ESHEY Men has had his dogs for 50,000 years By The late French Prime Minister Leon Blum once told me i story about his dog Pan, the companion ot his boyhood days. Pan, a white collie and a fighicr by nature, hdd one pet1,403 words
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90 1954-12-26 4 I CLIMBING STAIRS IS REAL ATHLETICS a CCORDING to researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Labour Physioloarv at Dortmund. Germany those who live In houses without lifts and who regularly climb flights of stairs may consider themselvet a.s well-trained as athletes Ordinnry walking burns ud 2 100 calories Der90 words
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Advertisement84 1954-12-26 4 s 4 j RCA TUBES CONSOLE-LIKE PERFORMANCE AND POWER INCOMPARABLE \^L WORLD-WIDE COVERACE. ive reception. Breathm mirror like, piano eioss Walnut flnfch. .Convenient fiL. I h button Phono Wave Rarve If 1 llD^ 'or Dual Magic B c tuluns WkiT^ tUHuJ .RCA depend.abi 't > 5 RCA TUBES t _>r:84 words
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Advertisement122 1954-12-26 4 TakeEHO'S j^v"**^ -it settles p the stomach ML «L ENO'S Fruit Salt is soothing and settling to I the stomach upset by unsuitable food or dm 9 I It will safely relieve over-acidity, a n frequent cause of indigestion, heartburn, and flatulence. I refreshing ENO'S is the gentle corrective most122 words
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Solutions to the contests
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Article, Illustration37 1954-12-26 5 COMMITTEE MADE THIS CHOICE IN $20,000 CONTEST Below is the set of answers which the adjudication committee adjudged to be the most apt and accurate set of answers to The Malayan Monthly's $20,000 Word Puzzle Content E".37 words
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925 1954-12-26 5 This was the hardest one for some weeks By The Competition Editor ALTHOUGH the adjudication committee thought A that Straits Times Word Puzzle Contest 'FFF' was one of the most difficult in recent weeks, solvers continue to maintain a high standard. There was a strong neld close behind the two925 words
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Article, Illustration102 1954-12-26 5 THE 55.000 prize for Straits Times Word Puxxle Contest 'FFF' will be shared 1 by ONC CHWEE WAY. 97 Koon Seng Rd.. Singapore 15 and *****703 TPR WATERFIELD. RHQ Sqn.. 11th Hussars, Seremban, Negri Sembilan. They will each receive $2,500. They each submitted a102 words
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222 1954-12-26 5 IPOH. Saturday. A MAJOR Government building project in Ipoh will start early next year with the < rection of the $2,000,000 Perak Police Contingent Headquarters near on of Hugh Low Street and Club Road in the vicinity of the Railway Station. The new building,222 words
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Article, Illustration42 1954-12-26 5 Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Maniam who were married in Singapore recently. Mr. Maniam is a Police Inspector in Kuala Kubu Rahru. Selanxor. The bride, formerly. Miss R. Sum durai is a schoolteacher attached to the Trafalgar Afternoon School, Singapore.42 words
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Article153 1954-12-26 5 Follow in p Closely on the wcddinic ol Mis,; Yong Siew Lee and Mr. Np, Kam Kew. two other well-known Frnang and Kuala Lumpur lamilics will be united when Miss Nancy Chua and Mr. Henry Cheah are married in London on Jan. 8. The bride153 words
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Advertisement369 1954-12-26 5 GLASSES add Glamour and Beauty i Available at all reputable Opticians POSTPONEMENT Owing to unforeseen shipping difficulties the optical equipment OF THF scheduled for exhibition has been delayed and we regret that the nPTirni paid advertised 'Optical Fair' due to be urnoftL mm held at the Odeon Theatre Singapore i.s369 words
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Advertisement411 1954-12-26 5 The Circle "W" It means the craftsmanship and ingenuity of > 100,000 men and women irhn work for Westinghouse 300,000 electrical products of quality and de- \s > pendability more efficiency, (neater comfort and better living for millions of people everywhere. you can be SURE. if it's Westinghouse REFRIGERATORS FREEZERS411 words
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Article, Illustration13 1954-12-26 6 ANNE SCOTT-JAMES cables from New York13 words
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Article196 1954-12-26 6 Housework Made Easy ♦♦<■♦-♦■ \I'ORK simplification is simf T ply a more effective technique for doing a job. a technique that results In less effort on th > part of the worker less bending, lifting climbing and reaching. Good posture iVid proper "body mechanics" p I v an important part196 words
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Article, Illustration522 1954-12-26 6 WARNING-A KELLY LOOK 15 COMING OUR WAY! JTROM the day I landed in New York I wanted to meet Grace Kelly. Because wherever I went I heard her talked of as the new American beauty. The same aura of success that surrounded Audrey Hepburn two years ago hangs round Grace522 words
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Article21 1954-12-26 6 GRACE KELLY, the girl who has supplanted Audrey Hepburn. "She's got class," they say. "She's got poise," they sau.21 words
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Article171 1954-12-26 6 HOW would you like a job as a top-flight American prtvate secretary? You'd give your ears for the job? I wonder. I've just been talking to one. SHE has been secretary to the samp man for 22 years. SHE never took a day off for illness for171 words
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Article, Illustration53 1954-12-26 6 Food for thought in Malaya 's this deep-fringed shawl collar en Dorville's slim black wool dress from the Winter Collection. It is the new line again small bust, dropped shoulder, mppedm waist. A similar frock in I ghter material but with the >hawl attachment would be ideal for53 words
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Article141 1954-12-26 6 JANE LEE HUMAN CASE BOOK Can we elope? IAM 22 and in love with a girl of a different race who is only 18. We i are very much in love and she is willing to sacrifice her life for me. Recently, however, her mother found out about I our141 words
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Article122 1954-12-26 6 T AM nineteen and for two years have been in love with Ikl I cannot see her frequently, but we write to each other. Recently. I wrote declaims: Htjr love or her and I really thought she would be 4 pleased to receive my letter. However, she wa* afraid122 words
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Article124 1954-12-26 6 MY boy friend Is four years older than me and we love each other, bin of en quarrel I I and dou't speak for days be- f cause he hates dancing and I I love it. Unless I approach j him first and apologise he will I not make124 words
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Article162 1954-12-26 6 - TAM 17 and am in love with a boy of 19. We have I known each other for a year and are very much in love. My mother aDproves. But he Is staying vith his aum and didn't tell her ai.ything about me. She found out and wrote to162 words
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Advertisement260 1954-12-26 6 *VM Mm If V X r\\\.\ JJr J J r* r>\ f r I J" r' If THE EAST ASIATIC CO.* I»T0. >WIASY FIT SHOE men if FINEST QUALITY TREBLE-WEAR SOLES PER p A |R US $5 2S ANOHEtLS **ml X, 24-0 if SELCaED LEATHER UPPERS #J/ B »SD 15260 words
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Advertisement426 1954-12-26 6 I^7 THEWISDOM DENTIST TEOS You unw TOOTHBRUSH A The teeth are held in pos- This condition (pyorrhca) mint ition by thousands of very be quickly checked, <-<:■ fine fibres attached to the the teeth may be complete surrounding bone. Germs. loosened and will fall gaining entry through Bleeding, inflammation and426 words
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Article, Illustration313 1954-12-26 7 NOEL - NOEL There is nothing smarter than a well cut suit. But usually, no matter how good the suit, it has its limitarions. In the tropics the jacket feels stiff and restricting, and for any late day functions a classicallycut suit is apt to look rather Here313 words
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Article634 1954-12-26 7 writes MAXINE RAKICH VOW that Christmas and the shopping sprees are over 1 cannot find anything to tempt your already over-strained pocket... so instead of telling you what there is in the shops I will tell you what you can do with some of your possible634 words
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Article, Illustration93 1954-12-26 7 it's holiday time so let be gay! Holiday time is the time tor bright clothet! Bright clorhci make a gay atmoiphere. Thi'ii models arc in holiday mood. On the left is a new-style after-swim playsuit for the beach by Dorville, of London. It has a boned bra top and decp-pockctcd93 words
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205 1954-12-26 7 SUSAN CABOT fills a pair of pants so beautifully that the movie studios will not let her get out of them The raven-tressed little movie star said last week that she has worn pants in so many film roles that she's beginning205 words
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Advertisement269 1954-12-26 7 You can make your teeth SHADES WHITER i s^r':^B j' m »Jr*ME I&. Lin niXJU i How you can have whiter, healthier teeth and defeat decay if After meals, your teeth are and effectively. It gets at th« cvfred with a clinging, greasy places so difficult for the brush ng.269 words
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Advertisement184 1954-12-26 7 Heartburn Acidity? FOR vrr KiAUYRAPWmtEF I ALWAYS PRESCRIBE PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA TABLETS .^3(MINT F LAVOURtD) ANDAR R. 51 (PRE-SHRUNK) I Jjl SATEEN DRILL MADE IN ENGLAND -p-y^U Jf/ HIGH CLASS T AUOKS Trade Enquiries to SANDILANDS BUTTERY AND CO. LTD. SINGAPORE PENANG KUALA LUMPUR IPOH New Miracle Cleanser NOW!184 words
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Article18 1954-12-26 8 M«rrf» $10 minimum h IF YOU smaller tain Annuity would yield. If you *r?k h aie specu-18 words
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Article, Illustration1885 1954-12-26 8 ACROSS THE PACIFIC -ALL BY MYSELF MT ItM.IXS TOD AY: THE IMHlimtl I STORY OF A 6.400-MU.E VOYAGE MAifE IK lIS If AYS Sixty-one-year-old New Yorker William Willis set out alone into the ivide Pacific on the primitive balsa wood raft he named the Seven Little Sisters. It was the1,885 words
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Article333 1954-12-26 8 THE year just ending has been, in many respects, a good one for Malaya. Our main primary product did not, as some feared, become a depressed industry; on the contrary it has entered a minor boom period in recent months. This is particulary satisfying to those of us333 words
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What YOU think
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Letter274 1954-12-26 8 WITH reference to the letter in the Sunday Times headed "The Drinkers": An alcoholic is made, not born. "Although certain people are more likely to become alcoholics than others, given certain conditions of stress social, financial or both there is no such thing as a personality274 words
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Letter258 1954-12-26 8 fJAVING read Mr. Vincent Hp.nlop's article "The man who wasn't coming back to Malaya" in your last issue with much interest and •some amusement, and while heartily agreeing on most Doints, I feel he has rather emphasised the comparison of life "at home and in Malaya somewhat258 words
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Letter180 1954-12-26 8 THE fact that the SecretaryGeneral and President of the Singapore Socialist Party have not contradicted my letter published in your issue of Oct. 31, under the heading "Socialists", proves beyond doubt they agree they have violated the decision of the General Council by dissolving the Party and also by180 words
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Letter155 1954-12-26 8 was glad when I read in the Sunday Times that two people had given $80 towards Ah Hon's tuition expenses under Mr. Goh > Soon Tioe who, I incidentally recollect, is a fellow A.C.S old boy and was a painstaking pupil of Mr. Raquiza. musician, of Owen Road years155 words
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Letter75 1954-12-26 8 THE visiting American < Negro journalist. Mr. < Carl. T. Rowan, says that it < is better to have newspapers j and no government. May I point out that it is Thomas < Jefferson, philosopher, third president of the U.S.A. (1801- < 1809) who Is credited with saying that75 words
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Article348 1954-12-26 8 Billy Budd nety th< Amert and p who app. "ii?. ton H There were, hown the audl But behind tl study in prowl,; tense and appp and down tl Alam is not ov. he s a sociolo In a country which ha years trod very dellc in public wb. J"k<348 words
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Advertisement20 1954-12-26 8 NEXT! WEEK) How I nearly j died, alone in the Pacific the SOS messages that did not get through ''IlllillllllllfllilllllllllilllllUlfillllil20 words
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Advertisement21 1954-12-26 8 IKCO BRITAIN'S FINEST J RADIO (_Eh model by i«4 Sole A&ents:— MACLAINE STOKVfS (M) LTD SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR *PO» P £NANG21 words
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245 1954-12-26 9 hints untl fancies of District Officers decide their duties* U|M CC Axj KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. CHlNtbt Affairs officers are regarded in certain official quarters as "gloified" assistant resettlement officers and in some cases treated as the annual general meeting of the Federation245 words
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Article, Illustration20 1954-12-26 9 Carols by members of the Kampong Kapor Methodist Chu rch at a Christmas party in Tiong Bahru. Sunday Times picture.20 words
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Article, Illustration152 1954-12-26 9 FORMER Malayan civil engineer became one of the most discussed men in England when the BBC created a sensation by televising George Orwell's nightmarish play "1984." For several I "Who rr.:m whose grim c h ii l c 'l it :ro:n V screen p Brother Is152 words
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164 1954-12-26 9 JY| R R. B. I. PATES dealt with 54 cases in the Singapore Emergency Court yesterday. The cases Included iming in public-, smoking haying raw opium. ol trust grlevoui hurt. ing Ting Ylng, mployed by Federated M rkihop, wai eh criminal breach of m entrusted164 words
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Article25 1954-12-26 9 K. LUMPUR. Sat. The General Transport Company bus strike entered its third day today. Negotiations will be resumed on Tuesday.25 words
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Article85 1954-12-26 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat THE State Treasurer. Johore, is calling tenders for two cases of White Label whisky, six bottles of Grant's whisky and two bottles of White Label whisky. Normally the Treasury does not deal in liquor. The bottles of whisky had been sent as presents85 words
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187 1954-12-26 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday THE SELANCOR branch of the Peninsular Malays" Union will urge the party's annual congress at Arau, Perlis. in |anuary to ask the Siamese Government to explain the disappearance of Haji Sulong, a Malay religious leader in This decision was taken at187 words
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Article75 1954-12-26 9 CAPITOL: Great Curao 10 a.m. Knights of the Round Table (Cinemascope) 12 30, 3, 6.30, 9.15; i SAVOY: A Note In My Heart (Mandarin) 3. 7. 9.15; REX: Prisoner Of Casbah 10 a.m.. 12.30 Saracen Blade 3. 6.30. 9.15; Teruna SakU (Malay) 11.30 p.m. Sun Sum Hoong Lav Mong75 words
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Miscellaneous178 1954-12-26 9 (iARRKK: Naaz (Hindustani) Show Andaz (H.ndit 3.15, 6.30. 9 15; Morning Show— ODKON: White Christmas— lo 30 S.O.S. OMSttaard— ll a.m. 1 IS. 3 45. 6.30. 9.30: Morning Show AI.HAMBRA: Eight Thousand —When Spring Comes (Mandarin) Miles (Mandarin i—ll, 1.30, 4, 6.45, —3.30 a.m.: Midnight— Malayan 9.30; Morning Show Canadian178 words
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Article781 1954-12-26 10 Leo- Chapman - Rebel died —hit by a meteor! LeoChapman -By AN American woman recently narrow I raped death from .1 I meteor The odds 1 hit this way arc bill: I billions t i person 1 I may be hi? In 190 I eral Castialiano. wl leading a r rnment ol y'rurk781 words
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325 1954-12-26 10 TWO BEDS: WHEN YOU TIRE OF ONE USE THE OTHER DO you know how it feels to live in the !ap of luxury even for a few hours? I do. For one memorable day I lived like the richest man In the world. They told me that at the exclusive325 words
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Article, Illustration519 1954-12-26 10 MIKE HAWTHORN - MIKE HAWTHORN The Vauxhall Cresta on trial by course it isn't! If I gave a Fleet-street to Silverstone score for a car's accessories (67 miles) 1 hr. 32 mins. there would be a big nought traffic conditions good). for the missing handle.519 words
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Article66 1954-12-26 10 HAWTIIORN SC ORE CARD Points (Max 10) IT Remarks rnirlne smooth Steerin* Nearly perfrot A fair sense of iirsenev Acceleration Suspension I In- si| k way (Mir tnnd turn .ill.'. another Cornering 9 Behaviour nn i-irrui! 8 Lost on thr straight Kuinrd on thr lii-nd Comfort g Softer seatinn nredrd66 words
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821 1954-12-26 10 Donald Davies - New Year goings-on in the old days Donald Davies s fIl, i w C i ij j I i -"1 *a 'pHE Npw Year gymkhana, held on the padang in front of the Cricket Club pavilion, was a much-lookeri-torward-to event at the clo.se of the last century. The American Consul,821 words
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Advertisement97 1954-12-26 10 HILLMAN present i the new M4MX De [uxe &V i V'.TJF**^^^^ jMj^^j**^PrlsSS%SSSyTiSSMsßßsWuiisßßBiiMifci ■ff^-^s^S^Hftgi^^?^' The Exciting New De Luxe Saloon has a powerful new OH V engine givinp better acceleration and a top speed of 75 m.p.h. yet costing no more to run The Minx Special Salc»on with the well-proved "Econimaster"97 words
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Advertisement235 1954-12-26 10 J3 BSSBHSkQbV '^*4 M9\ V«f*«r#fl b«,Hr bond ffrett wl j FOUR-WAY TOPCOATS WATERPROOFS Also a full range of skirts slacks dresses SOLE AGENTS 'N MALAYA; THE STORE WITH A %l^ TO Unruffled Hair groomed with Silvlkrin Hair to a man's sense of cool self-poss 'ssion. For S Cream really controls235 words
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Miscellaneous202 1954-12-26 10 POPULAR CROSSWORD 14 I MSI 8888 l I _J 1 I, (ACROSS) DOWN 1. Mischievous (4); 5. Athletes 1. Newts (J); I. Manliness (8); (8); 12. Fine meUI openwork (8); 1 Holm oak (4); 4. Recline (3); ft. 13. Run (4); 14. Family diagram Moaned (7); C. Foamy (6); 7.202 words
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Article, Illustration546 1954-12-26 11 An add girl Julie, but I believe her Says LOGAN GOURLAY LONDON. JL'LIE lIARKIS is the daughter of a mammalogist, a man who studies mammals, which, as the dictionary says, are "animals that suckle Iheir young." In mammalogists' language Miss Harris is a unique specimen among biped actresses, who (including546 words
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Article282 1954-12-26 11 SELF-STYLED "laziest actor in the world" is Percy j Kilbride. Percy says he has "turned j down more television offers than any other actors in films," because he's "just too' !azy to work." The veteran of 53 years in j -how business blames his laziness282 words
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Article140 1954-12-26 11 PRESENTING the latest 1 news about "Romeo" Laurence Harvey. He wins a coveted role in a remake of that old film The Four Feathers. The role originally played by Sir Ralph Richardson. AGNES BERNELLE. Sa lome on the London stage recently, comes back from a Roman romp with140 words
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Letter, Illustration32 1954-12-26 11 I\ what films his Alan J rt I I add nppeared? Is this real name? What K iddn L. 11. TBNG. Kuala Lumpur. LAOD32 words
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Letter89 1954-12-26 11 g \iiinng the lilnis in which I .idri h.is appeared, are: "Tin «.un t..i Mire." "The h".' l.u< ky Jordan, Me spangled Rhythm." \nil Now To- motTOW," "Two rars Before th. iv it Rourkp." Duffy s Tavern. "The Blue HahNa. t .il.utl i "OJ 5...Wild Harvest." "Saigon." Var* iv 1.ir1."89 words
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Letter21 1954-12-26 11 DID Henry Hathaway direct the film "The Million Pound Note?" THMM QUEB. pore. The film was directed hy I \ramf. "y21 words
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Letter33 1954-12-26 11 lyilAT is the address of »T Herri Anders who appeared as a model in "How to Marry a Millionaire?" WAN AH. Singapore. Write: 2(ltli entury-r o\ Studios, Beverly Hills, Call- fornia. I .S.A.33 words
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Letter30 1954-12-26 11 m WHEN will cinemas in Kajang be showing inemaScope films? AZIZAN RAZAK. K,ijanp. It lus been stated a number of times that Cinemascope is lieinc installed in iarge centres ■nt30 words
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Letter72 1954-12-26 11 WHAT is the address and background of Debbie Reynolds? FILM FAN. Seremban. Debbie was born In El Faso, Texas, on April 1 22 years B ago. She made her Aim debut B in 1918. Debbie's speciality K her ability to mimic people. One of the arts which put her on72 words
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Letter21 1954-12-26 11 CAN' I write to Clark Gable in Hong Kong for an autographed photo- (iARRISON. Singapore. Urite: Metro (iold«ynM.iMi- {address above). H21 words
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Letter55 1954-12-26 11 WHAT is the background of Lex Barker? A. A. KHAN. Tapah. Lm made his introduction P In films in thr role of jj "Tartan." One of his first nonjungle roles was "Thunder Over the Plains." He divorced Arlene Dahl in If. SI; wed Lana Tuina. He has two children g55 words
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Article, Illustration272 1954-12-26 11 Dana's 'baby' brother has 'grown up!' TWO years ago, Steve Forrest was an unknown Today, he has taken his place on the Hollywood scene as one of the up and coming young stars. His career is literally going like a house afire. Forrest started in show business as a carpenter-handy272 words
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Article, Illustration56 1954-12-26 11 Race Centry, Mari Blanchard and |o. I McCrea, pictured here in a scene from Universal-Internation-al's "Black Horse Canyon," really explode the legend that Holly-wood-born I idi and lassies do not stand m chance to break into films. All three itan of the film were born wirhin56 words
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Advertisement134 1954-12-26 11 KEEP YOUR DOG WELL-FED AND HAPPY 1&L. THIS SIMPLEp Ready to serve— packed with ever/thing i dog needs for bounding good health THE REAL-MEAT DOG FOOD UIOVCI to £m W» Europe by /A f '/C\ 1 LUXURY LINERS J/nL^iHtt M. V. "ASIA" on "^rTn^'/VH I M. V. "VICTORIA 1 —4134 words
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Advertisement296 1954-12-26 11 < 'T^s:l+ y Ordinary soaps can won yf^E jjfl. Sunlight Snap kerps it ruin your valuable linen. mXm i\ a% 00^ n Soap saves your money and your clothes too. Sunlight's gentle lather gets rid of dirt without hard rubbing. With ordinary soaps you wear away your clothes became you296 words
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Advertisement422 1954-12-26 12 I B; 4 iif^ I 4? f fed AirSr* i V No. he i»n> geftim married. II j^J, \V "a He wants fhc boy« to know If y^=/ -^W/ 2 he* Hying to Europe by /__^s/ > 2' S S AIR'INDIA JaL*-\j< a /itnuU. Pf GRUnPIG} Perfection in Style F™^422 words
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Miscellaneous1206 1954-12-26 12 T'\ V SAX LEON ANP MIS GUNMEN GAiNEC? CONTROL OP I f "^M^^"li>4^^|*L\==3li^ lr-'^jW> ~>> I LjiLLdL-- 11^ I "A T O&PEN KECOiL.E!7. EXPIjOPEP ViOLEMTIV *SWl\iE BMP^"'"'"^.- PEACE AND GOODWILL THIS WEEK I i^U%' >s x 1 -i# i TOIIW. ln-t tho day to results. Don't allow anvthine i|k Kfl1,206 words
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1383 1954-12-26 15 EPSOM JEEP - BROADSIDE TO REPEAT XMAS CUP VICTORY EPSOM JEEP By ||EAVY SCRATCHING are likely in the main race, the Christmas Cup over a mile at Penang tomorrow, second day of the Christmas-New Year Meeting, and Broadside has a first-rate chance of winning his second Christmas Cup. This mile specialist won the1,383 words
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Article170 1954-12-26 15 i rsoM m \l.l. BOY POINTER m > up BROADSIDE < I. I Div. 1— Pulot rut.h 1 Milr Klturlui I l hi* B PAKAOON l Miir Eataaak singing Master p. a. o. iup i.ak \k i I. I>iv 1 \miiMminl II 6 I in Purple White170 words
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Article1277 1954-12-26 15 |)K()K.\BLK acceptors and jockeys for tomorrows races at Penanß. First race starts at 2.15 p.m. CHRISTMAS CUP (lass 1. Div. I—l Mile. 1 TIL 1 <. olden Lotus ny i i H (II Lim Huck Aik Allan' 2 831 Broadside 6y Tait 8.13 Kok Hoonu Yong I K4..1,277 words
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Article163 1954-12-26 15 MELBOURNE. Saturday VICTORIA scored 352 when their Sheffield Shield I game against New South Wales, the holders, opened here yesterday. New South Wales hit 37 without loss before stumps were drawn. Colin McDonald, who has opened ior Australia in Tests reached 94 before losingReuter - 163 words
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Advertisement237 1954-12-26 15 Don't let that COLD take hold! A feu I apex on >our handkcuhief and on your pillow *l night clears the head quickly Vapcx rclic\es (.olds trom ihe :cep breath. I ook f«»r fiu 'Mjr-vt.jii VAPEX inlhi-ncw yT^*^ pack. JSJW New.' VAPEX INHALLR yt re.id) lor instant u'-c VAPEX CLEARS237 words
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Advertisement18 1954-12-26 15 SCRATCHINGS -i i .iii liincs and order nf running will l)<- published in the Frrr Pre^s on Monday.18 words
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Advertisement259 1954-12-26 15 SHIPMENT HAS JUST ARRIVED/ y^^-r- 1^ JW V X_ ill vw L~ The key chain with <^k isimioJr /^IK precision watch en \V A STy if _C^ LATEST IMPROVEMENT '^n^^ TO ALL 'TITUS' WATCHES WITH 'SOLFIX BALANCE' yYjECt-J SHIPMENT HAS JUST ARRIVED lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM THE STRAITS TIMES, which has pioneered the259 words
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Miscellaneous115 1954-12-26 15 Popular Crossword ACROSS: I, IMI S, Gymnasts. 12. Fllirree. 13, Flow. 11. Tree. 15. Oat. 16, Tame. 17. Six. 18. Cases. 19, Bee. 20. HunU. 21. Disobey. 24, Title. 37. Atoned. It, Sateen. 29. Typ<*. 30, Screens. 31, Herds. 32. Lap. 35, Foray. 36, Sew. 38, Ebon. 40. Rip. 41.115 words
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Article, Illustration2357 1954-12-26 16 KPSOM JKKP - KPSOM JKKP From Mulley signals return to saddle with double PENANG, Saturday. made a good comeback when he landed an early [by Stable on Mont Clare (Race 1) and Pinner (Race linjr day of the four-day Christmas-New Year sprang a he beal the favourite. Fro<j;2,357 words
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Article59 1954-12-26 16 TOTAL POOL: VLHJ&m I 1 1; l No. *****5 (1 second n<> i-'9oo: (S!;.tio; THIRD: No !«8ftO« ($*****) Starten (SI.7M each): Nos. *****8. 199fi39, *****1, M M.'<~. 101 58, 2712 M. onsolatton (Ml 3 rach): Nos *****9. '..".(iTt.;. *****5, 1!U7.->:5. *****2. *****0. *****6, 1 !6342, *****8, *****6. TKK.BI.F,59 words
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Article128 1954-12-26 16 Hoad> Trabert to start Davis Cup SYDNEY. Sat. THE DRAW for the challenge round of the Da v ls Cup made today named Lrv. is Hoad to meet Tony Trabert. United States, in the opening sinu'.e.^ match on Dec. 27. In the following game, Ken Rosewall, of Australia, will playUP - 128 words
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Article354 1954-12-26 16 NEW YORK. Sat HEAVYWEIGHT champion Rocky Marciano. for the second time in three .wars, has been chosen "Fighter of the Year' by Rin« Magazine. Tlie Editor. Nat Fleischer, su<i today that the Brookhn fighter was chosen by a ,lnU»t marfiin over middleweight Carl ißc.boi354 words
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Article152 1954-12-26 16 Compion in M.C.C. team tomorrow SYDNEY, Sat. |)ENIS COMPTON, who broke a bone in his hand during the j r First Test at Brisbane, showed brilliant form at the n-ts here fo- J> day and will be in the M.C.C. team which mee'^ New South 2 Wales country s.de BlReuter - 152 words
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Article105 1954-12-26 16 LONDON Sat The Duke of Edinburgh has sent a gold medal to 1 former British marathon runner. > Jim Peters, for his gallant effort at the Vancouver Empire Games last August. Peters collapsed within sicht .-I the finishing tape in ihe Vancouver marathon .iustReuter - 105 words
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Article57 1954-12-26 16 DARUL BAHAR LUCKY DRAW TKKET No 211!) drew the first prt/« in the lucky drnw of the Paru,l Bahar Football Club Pulau Brani. Second prize, went to ticket No. 2169 and third prize to No. 2670. The following ticket drew conso- i la t ion prizes: Nos. 1400 1402 243257 words
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Article34 1954-12-26 16 TAIPING. Sat. Kine Edward VII, School trounced Sultan Suleiman I School of Trengsaqu. b\ ti!> pninus (12 coals and three tries' to three (a pen»"vi In an inter-s' IIOOI ruj;- fixture here.34 words
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Advertisement129 1954-12-26 16 v "STATE OF MADRAS' Ifl M It HI tBER, 19.-.J r M n M IBHOI u\- I in its; 1 <n Ltd PHOTO -FEATURES I OF THE WEEK I KODAKS NEW FASTEST MINIATURE CAMERAS^! AeiirwlcJc I IMTERCHANGEABLE^LENS J^A\ Avvlable m THP.EE focal Icnjths50mm (2 mcH| f 28 for •Reum' 11-C129 words
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Advertisement194 1954-12-26 16 H j|| B^^P^- THE PATERSON SIMONS CO LTD i^ k\xhWA I //ikilluniww I i DOUBLE WAY I ELECTRIC IRON j The iron that m;ik c s easier than ever. f Plug in the Mary Ann. Turn »he Sclrctor Dnl to Silks, or whatever you wish p.itisc handle goes out tells194 words
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