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() Daily Telegraph Morning Pott Saturday Dee 12 1953 ANGLO-FRENCH RIFT DENIED BERLIN PLANS FOR 4-POWER CONFERENCE 100000 ASKED IF THEY ARE COMMUNISTS OxiOtO ttiz ficto COMMUNISTS AGAIN REJECT KOREA OFFER ballito SAYS LAN1EL PROPAGANDA From STEED Daily Telegraph Special Correspondent ROYAL ALBERT HALL Kensington SW7 Manager: Christopher Hopper MARRIAGES BEAT each extra line 76 IN line) 1216 each extra Una 56 FORTHCOMING MARRIAGES on Court Pate 5 line) 84- each extra tine 15- THE DAILY TELEGRAPH Fleet Street EC4 Central 4242 or 161 Piccadilly Wl IJS ONION PROTEST FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT NEW YORK Friday The Municipal Civil Service Commission of New York City has started circulating a questionnaire to employees asking them to acknowledge any connection past or present with the Communist party or other organisations officially declared subversive It will go to more than 100000 people A union representing civil ser PERSONAL Reunion a Messages Lo at As Found Appeal) 106 oar line Private 176 Trade 30- IN THE WAY of righteousness la life and Id the pathway thereof there Is no death Proverbs xii 28 flANCER PATIENT (531694) Poor 54) 111 many yeara Now living atone after nursing sick father Needs special diet and new bedding Please heip us to care for him (also hundreds of other sad cases) National Society for Cancer Belief Dept T-47 Victoria Street SWl 10 ON SHARES TAX PAID PRODOCT1VE imvestmint building society shed 100 years) Prospectus Dept A 11 Hsymtrket SWl (WHI 6415) SHOPPERS1 MARKET appears on TB 8- OoL 7 and 11 CHRISTMAS uirTS appear on Page 9 Column 7 THE BACH CHOIR TO-DAY at 230 and 730 (Two Performance) CAROLS for Choir Orchestra and Audiencs Pro et am me will include: auction from THE MB96IAH (Hand) NORMAN WALKER THE JACQUES ORCHESTRA DR REGINALD JACQUES WED NEXT DEC 10 at 730 London Junior ft Senior Orchestra present their Annual Christmas Concert MESSIAH it CAROLS Part 1 for Choir Audience A Orchestra ELSIE MOR1SON GLADYS RIPLEY ERIC GREENE CHOIR OP 500 VOICES at the Organ: ERIC THIMAN ERNEST READ few at 76 to 2 Box Office Ken 8212 parti ea 2 Mr Bartlett A CO 3985) Picket Afternoon 76 6- rickets i Evening 4- and 2 IBBS ft TILLETT Ltd 124 5- 4- 26 only Wfmort 8t wl 13 DEC vice employees has declared that within 24 hours It will ask for a legal order stopping circulation of the questionnaire Mr Jerry Wurf the union president said: questions asked are such as to force public into unconscious perjury give aid and comfort to the Communists and put the official seal of the city or New York upon Mr Paul Brennan president of the Commission said every case would be judged on its merits THE ROYAL CHORAL FRIDAY 10th DECEMBER at 710 pm AND SATURDAY 10th DECEMBER 230 pa and again at 7 30 pm CAROLS NANCY EVANS ROBERT EASTON At the Piano: VERONICA PARKER REX STEPHENS At the Organ: ARNOLD GRE1R SIR MALCOLM SARGENT for details of anv available seftta poa Bos Ottce Rovl Abert Had 8212 apply to the Bos (Kensington 8212 FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT PARIS Friday Laniel the French Prime Minister to-day protested against the way part of the French Press has overdrama tised certain aspects of the Bermuda It was his first act on alighting from the aircraft in which he returned with Sir Winston Churchill from the meeting To suggest that Franco-British friendship is passing through a crisis would be he said One can see only too clearly who would benefit by it There is complete unity between us and our two allies on the principal aims of the world policy which we have set as our objective As regards method to achieve these ends direct conversations are designed to eliminate misunderstandings by frank explanation and by removing differences between points of view From this double point of view the conference in which our problems were thrashed out in complete freedom and according to the wishes of the French Parliament was far from being useless for France I hope that we will not be long in witnessing its satisfactory consequences PERFECT HOSPITALITY --I had an excellent journey In company with Sir Winston Churchill who insisted on prolonging the perfect hospitality he extended to me at Bermuda until my return to The first person the Prime Minister greeted after his own famUy was Sir Oliver Harvey the British TO MORROW 70 gm A CONCERT OP CAROLS AND CHRISTMAS MUSIC THE LONDON PHILHARMONIC CHOIR CgllNWEN ROWLANDS (Soprano) NORMAN TATTERRALL (BaritOM) At (hr Organ: ERIC THIMAN Cond: FREDERIC JACKSON includes 4 favourite carol tor Choir and ienee Vaughan Williams') 11 fantasia on Christmas Carols" Tickets: 10 6 7 6 5- 26- TALK HOPES FADE From JOHN KIDLEY Dally Telegraph Special Correspondent UN Command HQ Tokyo Friday Hopes that the Korean peace conference will ever be convened became fainter to-day when the Communists again firmly rejected the Allied proposal which Mr Dean the United Nations delegate has described as a final After meeting at Panmunjom he said that he might be flying to Washington before Christmas If so the preliminary talks now In a state of deadlock would be left in the hands of his chief assistant Mr Kenneth Young He made this statement as he neared the end of his seventh week of debate with the Communists in an effort to decide the time and place of a conference meeting lasted more than three hours The Communists were accused by Mr Dean of having made a secret deal with Russia to disrupt the projected conference RUSSIAN ROLE AT ISSUE The deadlock persists over the insistence that Russia be invited to the conference as a neutral The United Nations envoy insists that Russia should attend as a full participant bound by all conference agreements After to-day's session Mr Dean went to Seoul for a conference with President Rhee whose Government is not altogether happy that neutrals should be permitted to attend the conference or that Russia be admitted either as a neutral or as a participant Lt-Gen Thimayya commander of the Indian custodian force said this evening that explanations to 30 South Korean prisoners refusing repatriation were scheduled for to-morrow But it is not certain whether they will appear 3 THREE ARTS CENTRE 3 Da OT CUMBERLAND PLACE 1 tPd OBli) SUNDAY DEC 13 INFORMAL TEATIME CONCERT John Valuer Jean Warrand Tea 415 Music 5 pm Tickets 5-mcluaive TySTRESSED GENTLEFOLK AID ASSO-EJ CIATION appeals lor Widow of professional man great invalid after many operations Now incapacitated as the result ol a oad accident Living in meagre surroundings Piease will you help towards her maintensnce and to give her extra comforts (Case 474) Room 8 Treasurer 10 Knaresborough Place SW3 Not State-Aided PLUG IT IN BEFORE YOU SHOP return to coffee piping hot the AUTO-PERC makes automaucaly whie you are out Fia it and forget it Ac Etga product trom gooc Eecuica Suppliers and Stores OVERS RUSSIAN MUSIC! Voices (mixed) E-J needed tor Russian Orthodox 27222 Daily Telegraph 161 PiccaduyWl NO AGED I Your ring must be exact what you both want Go and see Benson fine seection or sene for Uiustrated cataogue to Benson Ltd Cataogue Dept 25 Ole Bona Street Wl (You can open an extended payments account with Bensons) A CROWDED CORNER OF EAST LONDON stands the CLAPTON MISSION offering a Helping Hand to aU who are in need Grannies ano Grand-dad tired mothers Utte charen their scores need CHRlSIMAc CHEER and SEASIDE SUMMER Pease help us by sending donations clothing toys to Rev BUCKMASTER C-sptoh Mission 17 oaa London E5 IVATe PARTIES SOCIAL FUNCTIONS ipi Knight and Road London E5 parties sociaj BIRTHS BIALX On Dec 9 1953 Elsie Inglis Hospital Edinburgh to Elspetr (nee Ua) wife of Bialt Colonial Service a son (Jan) SHINES On Dec 11 to Reree (ne Cham Don) wile of Brines at 12 Avenue Road a daughter (Michele) On Dec 8 at Malta to Diana (nee Wakeri wile ol Commander (S) Geoffrey Clarke RN a daughter COTTER On Dec 7 at London Hospital to Audrey and Dr Eoin Cotter a son DONALDSON On Dec 11 at Nightingale Nursing Home Twickenham Middlesex to Jean Ocilvie (nee Adam) wile ol Ian Donaldson ol Twickenham Middlesex a brother lor Jill (Nicholas John) GOODWIN On Dec 10 1953 at St Thomas's Hospital to Sozanne wile ol John Goodwin ol 53 Iverna Court W8 a eon HAMSHAW On Dec 9 1953 at Gatns-borougn to Dora (nee Green) and Robert Haxshaw ol Denver Downturn Market son (Richard Green Wlddas) HA8T1LOW On Dec 9 to Sheila (nee Barger) and Michael Hasiilow at BIOX' wich Maternity Home a son HAWORTH On Dec 8 to Joan (ode Richards) wile ot Christopher Haworth The Garth Rothley Leicestershire a daughter JOHNSTON On Dec 7 at Thornage Norfolk to Doris wile ot the late James Cleland Johnston MB DPH a daughter On Dec 10 at Bolton District General Hospital to Drs Caroline (nee Adamson) and Peter Koblenzer a son 56 Rydai Road Heaton Bolton On Dec 7 at Rozel Steen Peterv-fted to Elizabeth (nee CuUtngworth-Plood) wife of Richard Lnrr a brother lor Paul (Anthony Douglas) MARTIN On Dec 9 1953 In Royal Victoria Hospital Bournemouth to Elizabeth Ann (nee Burdltt) wile of Cornelius James Martin BEM (HM Colonial Service) a (laughter NOLAN On Dec 10 at Victoria Maternity Hospital Barnet Herts to Anne and Mark Nolan a daughter (Celia Margaret) RUSSELL On Nov 27 1953 In Nairobi to Brenda (nee Murdoch) and Got Rossell twin son and daughter STEWART On Dec 11 to Olyppe (nee Gilbert) and Angus Stewart of 34 Bedford Gardens W8 a daughter On Dec 11 to Mart (nee UcKenzie) wife of Rudyard Whitehead of Milnthorpe North Chailey a son (Nicholas) On Dec 8 at Queen Charlotte's Hospital to June (n6e Lea) wile of Peter Whitfield a daughter (Carolyn Mary) MARRIAGES GILL1AT ROWER On Dec 10 Holy Trinity Church Brompton by the Reverend Gilliat Michael Douglas Algernon Gilliat to Jillian Jane Vertue Trower On Nov 21 1953 at St Barbara's Church Tampin Malaya Michael Ian Ogilvy-Stuart The Cordon Highlanders elder son ol Squadron Leader and Mrs Ogilvy-Stuart of Penang and Sydenham to Anne Norah younger daughter ol Major and Mrs Booth ol Air ldershot BERLIN Friday Although the Russians have not yet accepted the detailed Allied proposals for the four-Power conference in Berlin preparations are in full swing to have everything ready by Jan 4 The West Berlin authorities expect an influx of between 3000 and 4000 people These will in elude experts advisers observers secretaries and 1000 journalists from almost every country in the world Arrangements are being made by the Soviet Zone authorities for "mass demonstrations to the four Ministers of the will of the common people" These plans show the intention to surround the conference with the atmosphere of a Communist propaganda jamboree Diplomats nere think that the Russians will keep such demonstrations at a decent distance from the meeting place Their propaganda effect will however be exploited to the full RIGHT ATMOSPHERE The Soviet Zone Government in an effort to create the right atmosphere for the conference is intensifying its campaign to persuade the Germans in the East Zone that they are better off than those in the West Herr Ulbricht acting Prime Minister to-day published a speech to the Cabinet containing more concessions including higher wages The official Communist organ Neues Deutschland to-day criticised Western complaints that the Communists were preparing to swamp the conference in political demon strations "There is no question of disturbing the it said The diplomats in their tail coats must know when they sit at their conference table that the mass of the people are looking over their shoulders The people are now con scious of their strength and will say very plainlv what they The Communist-led National Front in the Soviet Zone published to-night an appeal to Germans in both zones to overthrow Dr Adenauer The Western Powers are working on the assumption that the Allied Control Authority building just off the Potsdamer Strasse in the American sector will be employed Since March 20 1948 when Marshal Sokolovsky marched out of the conference hall only about 20 of its 506 rooms have been in use An army of painters charwomen carpenters and electricians is now restoring the building which Berliners call The forgotten Sleeping Beauty SUNDAY DECEMBER 20 at 730 THE ALEXANDRA CHOIR In a Concert of CAROLS and other CHRISTMAS MUSIC (Th Audience is invited to take part) PETER PEARS LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Section of 8tnngs) CHARLES PROCTOR Tickets: 4- 3- Gallery (Prom) 2- IBBS ft TILLETT Ltd 124 Wigmore Bt Wl SUNDAY EVENING JAN IB at 730 OCS Ltd Mgt HAROLD HOLT Ltd announce TCHAIKOVSKY CONCERT Overture Romeo and Juliet TchaKpaakT Piano Ooncerto No 1 TchakO'sky Suite Swan Lake Overture 11 1812 Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No 1 Lisa ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA CYRIL SMITH GEORGE WELDON 2 6 3 6 3'- 76 10 6 Hall ft Ibbit ft Tlllett Ltd 124 Wgmore St 1 FACE ENGRAVED ON TV Visible When Set Turned Off American electrical and television engineers are mystified by the picture of a face which apparently became engraved on the screen of a television set belonging to Mr Jerome Travers of Blue Point Long Island The picture was visible even when the set was switched off It was first noticed two days ago when Mr three children said they could not see a favourite programme because a face in the It is of a woman with a fixed stare To-day the face vanished as suddenly as it appeared STATUE OF LIBERTY SITE Island Jurisdiction Doubted Private Laweys of Regent St offer utwqtuHire Service Free LAN 5035-lyjusTClANS1 DIARY (Pocket) 1954 Idea) INTERNATIONAL CELEBRITY CONCERT SUNDAY ATTN DEC 20 at 3 OCR Ltd Mgt HAROLD HOLT Ltd announe Xmas gilt for musical friends Complete with pencil gotd lettering ft edges Musical data ot general interest Every copy bought benefits Henry Wood National Memorial Trust Price 76 plus 3d postage Obtained Boosey Si Hawkes 295 Regent Street Wl OW for a nappy ending focus ON ARMY CLUB'S delightful smokers TAOR WINTER WARMTH you cannot better GRAND HOTEL ISAAC STERN ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA SIR THOMAS BEECHAM Bt Details with pleasure from Paul Tel 2234 AA RAO Ambassador He then shook hands with members of the Government who had come to welcome him Laniel famous for the strong cigars he smokes drove to his home showing Mme Laniel a very large cigar which he said had been given him by Sir Winston At home he was examined by a doctor who issued this report Thanks to his robust constitution and the excellent treatment he received in Bermuda Laniel has now recovered from the lung infection he contracted during his Concerto Oroaao In minor HANDEL No 1 In A minor for violin orchestra bach Tillftt Ltd 124 gmort Bt Wl Symphony No 3 1b major SCHUBERT Symphonic Epafnol for violin ft orch LALO Overturt PatrT) BIZET 15- 12 6 106 7) 6 4- 2 6 ft ibba ft Concerto ft PTE KELLY TO BE RE-QUESTIONED The New York Supreme Court is to be asked to decide whether Island in New York harbour on which the Statue of Liberty stands is in New York State or New Jersey Miss Evelyn Hill who has a refreshment stand and souvenir shop there is challenging the right of New York city to make her pay sales and other taxes amounting to £700 The two States agreed in 1883 that i the islands were to remain under New York jurisdiction But the agreement has already inspired a number of legal contests Thursday 31 December 1953 ARTS BALL NEW EVE CHELSEA RANKIN CHARLES On Dec 9 vt IVY BENSON Decor by JOHN MINTON KDMUNDO ROS JACK LEON and their orchestras 930 pm Dancing from 10 pm to 5 am Tickets from Hall agent) and else Art Club 143 Old Churchtreet 3 FLA 4663 5524 and Ashley Courtenay recommended HOSPITAL Widow with very straitened means two boya aged 6 and 3 would be most deeply gratelul to anyone with presentation who could CH 2888 Daily Telegraph EC4 KDUCATED WOMAN 38 secretarial background own car sks well-paid work pref philanthropic EW 2800 Daily Telegraph EC4 BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS CARDS from the Actors' Church Union and help its Hostel AU cards designed by Stage celebrities Prices 6d and 9d trom the Actors' Church Union 224a 8haftesbury Avenue WC2 TEMple Bar 1037 THE STAR IN THE EAST The Hope Ol the helpiess So like the Star Is FERNE ANIMAL SANCTUARY To many Ul-treated and unwanted horses dogs and cats People forced to part with a well-loved animal through illness or fate Will you help us to help them? Donations gratefully received at Feme Animal Sanctuary Shaftesbury Dorset TARA GRANT DEVON VIOLETS Si ANE-X MONES Gift boxes 6- upwards any address Send for Price List perfumes fcc Lammas The Violet Farm Dawlish HEQUIRED Ford Prefect or Anglia 1952 53 Low mileage essentia -Lethbridge Ashtead (Sy 328 Door 35 EGYPTIANS HUNT artv Conference FOR ROYAL GEMS Democratic party leaders from Tickets: Box Office Royal Albert Hall Ken 8212 and all Agents FLIGHT TO BRITAIN HANOVER Friday Pte Frank Kelly 32 RAMC who collapsed yesterday while telling the Press about his seven years as a Russian captive is to be flown to London in a few days There he will be questioned again by Army intelligence officers who are still not convinced they know the full truth of his years of absence The mystery that surrounds him was deepened by his overwrought behaviour at Press conference Requests for a further all parts of the Eastern United States arrived to-day in Philadelphia for a two-day conference to draw up plans for next Congressional elections and raise funds The climax will be a speech by Mr Stevenson the leader to-morrow night ROYAL OPERA HOUSE COVENT GARDEN LONDON WC2 Southwark Cathedral by Rev Sinnett Charles George Lloyd Rankin MB BChir of Hampton-in-Arden to Audrey Mary Charles SR of Welling Kent SIBLEY On Dec 10 1953 at Wynberg Cape Town Wilfred shuttle worth to Alice Mart widow of Thomas Francis Sibley late of Denmead Bassett Southampton Present address: Greenacres St Michael Road Claremont Cape Town TULLOH BLACKETT On Dec 7 at Newcastle on Tyne Marchant Earle Tulloh MB BS youngest aon of Mr and Mrs Tulloh of Newcastle to Kathleen Dorothy Blackett BS daughter of Mr and Mrs Blackett of Chester-ie-Street Co Durham van DIJK HENNESSY On Nov 28 i953 In Nairobi John van Dijk PO ox 5331 Nairobi to Sheila Hennessy (nee Matthews) eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Blandford Matthews The Kecdals Gillingham Dorset SILVER WEDDING DRC DRURY CATLING On Dec 12 1928 In London Graham Dru eldest son of Dr and Mrs Dru Drury to Helen Flora Hewlins youngest daughter of Mr and Mra Brian Catling COVENT NATO MUST BE STRONGER CALL INVENTORY CHECK From Our Own Correspondent CAIRO Friday Ten committees are stall at work on an inventory of property confiscated from members of the former South Pacific to Close Egyptian Royal family Unofficial south Pacific is to end its estimates of the value of the land Broadway run on Jan 16 after 1925 houses livestock agricultural mach- performances since it opened in inery and other property have April 1949 This will leave Okla-ranged between £50 million and as the Broadway musical £100 million but Mr Abdel Motaal record-holder with 2248 per-Director of Sequestration has de- formances scribed them as premature A committee is investigating re- GARDEN OPERA LDNFSD 1th DEC at MADAM BUTTERFLY With LAFAYETTE LANIGAN SINCLAIR MONDAY 14th DEC at 70 pm TOSCA With HAMMOND KRAUS MtDGLEY Conductor: PRITCHARD Christmas cards that are different! meeting with correspondents to-day Original Wood Engravings and Colour fucoH Prints The Cocklands Press Burford were reiusea Kelly declared himself too weak to answer questions after his brief statement yesterday so his full personal storv has not yet been made public The report of the Army court of inquiry on the case was described by Army officers as Oxford Boxes of 20 cards assorted sizes 12s 9d post free or 24 smaller cards for 10s 6d A11 with envelopes HR1STMAS SUGGESTION If In business what about a subscription to the Chronicle? It will keep him up-to-date with all financial matters One year 586 six months 30- The Publisher 72 Coleman Street London EC2 WALTERS Conductor: BARBIROLLI MR DULLES LEAVES From Our Own Correspondent WASHINGTON Friday Mr Dulles Secretary of State said cfaf State papers" not for publica- to-day before leaving Washington Exchange for Paris that the North Atlantic Treatv Organisation which had TUESDAY 15th THURSDAY 17th and SATURDAY 19th DEC at S30 pm LOHENGRIN (Revival) with DALBERG FISHER RANKIN SVANHOLM UHDE Conductor: PRITCHARD ports that big sums of money may have been transferred from Egypt Search is being made for certain FRIDAY 18th DEC at 7 0 pm AIDA With HAMMOND JOHNSTON LANGDON NOWAKOWSKI ROTHMULLER SHACKLOCK Conductor: BARBIROLLI MAU MAU CHIEFS TO LOSE LAND FORFEITURE BILL From Our Own Correspondent NAIROBI Friday CRASHES IN SIM SS SS 'Tin laS ffght to teatoh in 'rough seas annual NAT0- day esblainad thj 'drop in 1951 of oiveroft tn have council meeting aircraft reported to have A British Embassy spokesman to-explained the drop in 1952 of the amount of Egyptian currency The The Seata: 91- to 4- Box Office open 10 am to 730 pm Tel: COVent Garden 1066 for an An crashed in the Sound of Mull An stTh JLnd bought 1 boldly British purchases said that an Bntish Forc' purchases HANDBAG REPAIRS Your handbag relined and renovated as new Broken frames repaired new frames fitted new zips fitted Expert workmanship Moderate charges Post bag for free EXPRESS HANDBAG REPAIRS 18 Stamford Hill N16 Sta5486 LA V1EILLE CURE France's Finest Liqueur A Lebegue Import fOO REWARD LOST on the 23rd La" November possibly in the West End Diamond Crescent -shaped Brooch mounted in Gold The above reward will be paid by Dangerfleld ft Co Adjusters 3 Avenue London EC 3 to anyone returning the missing brooch intact or pro rata rt 1 REWARD LOST December 3rd on dLLO train EustonStoke-on-Trent Sable fur summers Henderson Si Co 1-2 Grace-church St EC 3 ii a REWARD for return Intact of gold i Brooch inscribed Augustus Carter P1772 Dally Telegraph BC4 CARPETING as advertised trom 8s per yard See the lovely colours Lesleys 308 Euston Road near Warren St Stn YOUNG LADY highly intelligent and resourceful for responsible position in connection with tamous London hotel State age and qualifications L14490 Daily Telegraph EC4 4 CHRISTMAS GIFT WITH A DIFFER-A ENCE For Investors and all interested in finance Industry Free Investment Advice Service The STOCK EXCHANGE GAZETTE delivered each week direct from the Publisher a reguar weekly reminder of yourself and a constant compliment to your integrity and ludgment The Publisher will notify the recipient of your gift at Christmas and on request will convey your greetings One 58s 6d six months 30s the Air Ministry spokesman The Legislative Council RAF Shackleton aircraft with a hnnnthnrl Arabic Press had claimed that the to-dav approved legislation authoris- 01 Af ninp waq missine from Bally- Penl of our time- We others decrease was due to the fact that 1 HherneUnd win follow in that way' the balance was obtained from mem- kellv Nortnern ireiana in any case progress will of bers of the ex-King's family who SJ necessity be gradual In the mean- smuggled out the sterling thus DEATHS (continued) time essential to maintain the obtained Commissioner pointed out that this line of action had been taken largely CONCERTS KINGSWAY HALL HOL 3246 THURSDAY NEXT DEC 17tb at 7 THE KINGSWAY CHORAL SOCIETY Conductor: DONALD CASHMORE CAROLS with ISOBEL BAILLIE Tickets: 76 46 36 26 from Hail or IBBS ft TILLETT 124 Wigmore St I WEL 4818 CONCERTS St Oeurge-the-Martyr Queen Squat VV 01 TUESDAY DECEMBER 22nd 8 pm BACH Magnificat in flat (1st erf in England ol original version) SCHUTZ Xmas Story: TIPPETT Motet Peter Pears Michael Langdon George Malcolm Margaret Field-Hyde Rosemary Phillip LONDON BACH GROUP John Minchlnton Admission by programme 3- ft Chappells and usual agents At right of concert only SARA MEDINA 5- from Church oo fiRn Et nci)eCfa ther uben a nd power to defend against and strike The spokesman said that British andTtepfathedf Rena and1 Leslie at his 1 back against any home 22 Clarendon Road Fulwood Sheffield alter lone and painful suffering nobly borne WAliSTAFFE On Dec 9 John Henry aggressor drawings last year were about £6 It is largely through NATO million compared with £17 million that we gain that power in the in earlier years The difference was common interest It is vital to the caused by Egyptian restrictions on United States to have these strong supplies to the Forces in the Canal and loyal NATO Zone 345 WORTHING PAVILION DEC 17 Bach Minor Concerto WESTMINSTER CHORAL SOCY CENTRAL HALL WESTMINSTER SH SATURDAY 19th DEC 7 pm CAROLS for CHOIR ORGAN BELLS and AUDIENCB Vocalist: GLADYS R1PLY 8010 Organist: GEORGE TH ALBEN-BALL Conductor: ALLAN BROWN Tkts: 76 5- 36 ft 26 Tel WHI 259 IN MEMORIAM NAME LIVETH FOR CAIRNS In loving memory on his Birthday of my husband Lieut A Cairns Somerset LI att Staffords Chin-dlte killed in action March 1944 Ena CONGREVE In proud and ever-loving memory ol my dear son John William Congreve Lieut RNVR killed in action Tynedale Dec 12 1943 LEATHERLAND In everlasting memory of my dear son Douglas BSc SqdnLdr RAFV AFC (Pathfinder Force) on this his birthday killed air operations April 20-21 1944 Always in my heart Mother NIAS In ever-loving memory of Peter Kendall Wade Nias Sub-Lieut Fleet Air Arm who lost his life flying on duty at Scapa Flow August 1942 On this his birthday and through the years shall shine his undimmed youth OSMOND To the memory of our son and brother Tony on this his birthday Sergeant Pilot Anthony Osmond RAFVR who did not return trom operations June 25-26 1943 REM1CK In unfading memory of Tom Remick Ch Yeo Sigs RN killed in action HM 6 Exeter Dec 13 1939 8CHOLF1ELD In proud end most loving memory of Michael Scholfielo Lieutenant Royal Navy loet in the sinking of HMS Duchess Dec 12 1939 WILD John David Russell Lieut RN only son of Margaret and Norman Wild MC In proud and loving memory of our son and his comrades of HM Submarine Traveller missing 1943 DEATHS ADAMS On Dec 10 1953 Anne aged 69 of 26 Poole Road Bournemouth daughter of the late Beresford and Annie Adams of Chester Interment Prestatyn Mondy 2 pm BAILEY On Thursday Dec 10 Florence at Durley House Seaton Devon formerly Head Mistress Royal Home Hampstead Private cremation Weymouth 1130 am Monday Dec 14 No flowers please BEABDSELl On Friday Dec 11 at his home Ivy House b4 Parsonage Road Heaton Moor Stockport In his 87th year Joseph Bentley the very dearly loved father of Joan and Pat and brother of Annie Scott Service at Tiviot Dale Methodist Church on Monday Dec 14 at 1110 am and afterwards at Stockport Crematorium at 12 noon Inquiries to Stockport tel 2111 BODGER On Wednesday Dec 9 Samuel Emery suddenly in London Funeral service 2 30 pm Monday Dec 14 at St Sm I SOUTH PLACE CONCERTS 6 30 Conway Hall Red Lion on representations from leading Kikuyu The legislature approved a Bill authorising the raising of a loan of £2 million from the Colonial Development Corporation for African housing Another Bill imposes a special tax on the Meru and Embu tribes because of th spread of Mau Mau in their areas Two Lincoln bombers to-day bombed 10 Mau Mau gangs who had been terrorising villages near a prohibited area in the Rift Valley The operation had been postponed for 24 hours because bad weather made precision bombing impossible MORROW Hoi born SEBASTIAN STRINO QUARTET Schubert A mi Op 29 Hugo Ool FRANZ OSBORN Brahms Pf Qnt Adm 16- The Children's Bailg (Tf Irjjraph OTHER CONCERTS APPEAR ON PAGE THREE (retired County Court Auditor Treasury Dvision) at the home of his aster Mr Lucy John Park View Mormton in hs 8ord year Cremation at Glyntaff Pontypridd at 1130 On 10 1953 at her home Meiverlev Alexandra Road Watford after en-during with great courage a distressing illness Mary ('moIU? the wife of A Weller No mourning piease Strwc at St Church Watford Monday lt0r14n pm followed by cremation mt Golders Green Flowers (simple bunches) may be sent to Mei-verley or donations to Cancer Research WHITE On Dec 9 1953 at Tanyfron Seven Sisters Glamorgan the residence of his daughter Lt-Col George Henry White APC in his 78th year Funeral today (Saturday Dec 12) cremation at Pontypridd (private) -Q WHITFIELD On Dec 11 at 58 Grevlands Avenue Norton-on-Tees Anna IIFATHS poiilimipiil Elizabeth beioved wife of tne late William (conunueaj of Greystones Wolsingham Dec 10 1953 peacefully at private funeral at Wolsingham Parish Church Penarth Glamorganshire WILLIAMS On Dec 9 1953 at a nurs- 330 Gresham House Old Broad St EC LIGHTER for receipt of P-O Delyn PRIZE No 8736 year Publisher RONSON upon Thr of books to a vlu of thirty shillings to be selected by the nneu from advertisement in The Daily Telegraph on Friday wU be awarded to the senders of the first three correct solutdns opened Twelve double pcks of Daily Telegraph playing card will be swarded as consolation prise Solutions must reach Tee Daily Tblegrafh 133- Fleet Street C4 not later thin first post on Thursday Envelope muat bear 2Id stamp and ba marked Prse Oompenton in top left-hand corner names appear cm Monday Dec 21 if preferred CAD1LLY SCPACKLEB: LEWIS Erwr Howell Elvet Lewis CH MA DD ln- home after a long illness David LLD Elfed in his 94th year No williams aged 63 of Strathmore flowers please but donations to the National pRssage Road Westoury-on-Trym Bristol and Institute for the Blind late of Indian State Railways loved husband On Dec 11 1 1 Helen Gwyneth Lyndi iate of Indian stale nauways iutcu 1953 at Oxted oI Gladys Williams and only son of the late of Holbem House and williams of Swindon Funeral WIN A CHRISTMAS TREE COMPLETE WITH ALL DECORATIONS SPARCHEL Sloane Square SWl Funeral on Monday at 230 at St Peter's Church Limpsfield MARTIN On Dec 10 1953 peacefully service and cremation Vale Bristol Monday Dec 14 at 230 Pm WINDER on Dec 10 1953 at Park Hospital Manchester Sir Arthur Benedict Winder JP aged 78 years dearly MAJORITY UP KHARTOUM Friday The National Unionists who I favour union with Egypt and who won the most seats in the recent Sudan elections gained a majority over all other parties to-day by winning three of the five graduate seats in the House of Representatives These seats are filled through I electoral colleges The final results of the returns to the House of Representatives were National Unionists 50: Umma party which wants- independence 23: others 24 In the elections to the Senate the National Unionists have won 20 of the 27 results so far Reuter '06 at Camberley Court Hotel Camberley Robert Philipp Martin ot Martin ft Co Bishopsgate loved husband of Mary Funeral service at Woking Crematorium 230 Dm Tuesday Dec 15 No flowers please MASH On Dec 10 1953 Mabel IjILIan wife of John Martin Mash passed peacefully away at Crossways Nightingale lane Chalfont St Giles Bucks after a long illness borne with great courage and patience Funeral Monday Dec 14 at St Mary's Parish Church Chesham at 215 McCOMAS On Dec 7 1953 at Haverfordwest Hilda Lilian McComas after a long illness bravely borne No letters please ACROSS 6 It often has a striking culmination in the works (6) 8 Well you need it do you? (8) 9 Commonly cheat or perttaps dissimulated about a divine heart (6) 10 Men can see through it but can seem to make it 8 11 To be so would be good fortune for some poor fellow (8) 12 Back first-class to South Africa? Wrong continent! (4) 14 Something to lend to 28 across (3) 15 Had he the power to turn himself into a falcon? 6) 16 Not distinguished wallet empty! (8) 19 Cast dirt to spoil concentration (81 23 A magazine for after dinner reading? (6) 26 It can be Joined to a fin ln excellent style (3) 27 A pre-eminent feature ln perpendicular churches (4) 28 Since its invention do people send fewer telegrams? (8) 29 The heart of the body civic (4 4) 31 Once a lady's garment or a quantity of flax (6) CARNDLERS grandfather of 'Susan Service Ramnoor Church Sheffield on Monday Dc 14 II 45 a fo lowed by cremation at the Sheffield Crematorium Cut flowers to Messrs John Heath ft Sons funeral directors Sheffied WOOLF On Dec II at her home 4 Bentinck Close Prince Albert RoadN Elizabeth Woolf widow ot Sol Woolf and beloved mother of Betty and Howard Funeral Sunday 1130 am at WiUesden Jewish Cemetery Prayers 8 pm Sunday evening at 4 Bentinck Cluse On Dec 9 Ernest Christo- MELllSH On Dec 11 Kate Mellish pher of Narbonne Avenue Clapham peacefully DOWN 1 A word that reveals its user as not without reason (7) 2 Men did not find it because they smelt it quite the reverse (7) 3 Cap it for a whim (4) 4 Perhaps you may have read a book on it (71 5 Too little application will not enable this artist to make the best use of his chance when It comes (10) 6 He used to be extremely liberal ln his views (7) 7 Domestic utensils for thrifty people about fifty (7) 12 After an early start end ln the middle (4) 13 She would be useful on flag day 4) 14 The action that was ended by a union (10) 17 One of the big pots (4) 18 A son of Adam (4) 20 The sort of letter that never ends (7) 21 The headquarters of a made up company (7) 22 Quite prepared to leave everything (7) 32 The Earl the Marquis and the 24 What the rag and bone man does Dook the Butler and the with the rags (7) (Gilberti (3 5) 25 Bivalve which swallows the lot (71 Wisbech No flowers by Friends please accept as only intimation BOORER On Dec 10 Louisa Ada mother of Muriel Carter of The Spinney The Park Gt Bookham BREFFIT On Dec 9 at Wandle Valiev Hospital Mitcham after a long illness Joa Downing aged 84 peacefully in his sleep BUTCHER On Dec 10 1953 peacefully at private nursing home William Edward Butcher aged 81 late of Wrightson ft Co and Southborough Road Bickley Funeral at Eltham Parish Church SE9 Wednesday Dec 16 at 130 Flowers to Chappell ft Sons Orpington Kent BUTLER On Dec 9 1953 in London Beatrice Emily Butler of 28 Holland Park W1L Funeral private CASTLE On Dec 10 19t3 the Reverend Ernest George Castle after operation Vicar St Michael and AU Angels Portsea 1921-1939 Rector West Meon 1939-1949 aged 73 RIP CLARK On Dec 10 1953 at Torcross South Devon Walter Percy Leonard Clark much loved father of Paul Mary and Nancy tr his 79th year Funeral service at Stokenham Church Monday Dec 14 at 12 noon prior to cremation at Efford Plymouth CLARKE On Thursday Dec 10 Capt Harry John Aged 70 of 278 Belle Grove request Kent Thursda agei Another speeiii Christmas competi- Sj SAVOY DEAL (Continued from 1 Col 1) with the Lord aged 85 beloved husband of Rachel Charlotte and father of Ernest George Christopher Ivy Stanley and Cyril Burial Tuesday Dec 15 Meeting ln Narbonne Avenue Room Clapham 2 pm afterwards Lambeth Oemetery Blackshaw Road Tooting 3 pm No flowers please With hie about Christ fch is very much better IN MEMORIAM keeping to the sidelines the price fte the closing showed a fall of 10s 6d At 330 pm drifted down steadily all day At the closing level of 50s 9d they I BOND Frank Nelson Loving memories of dearest Frank who died Dec 12 at 3 Derond Road SI24 aged 92 Funeral Dec 15 West Norwood Crematorium at 230 MILLS Cn Dec 10 at Lewisham Hospital Annie Ruth aged 82 dearly loved wife of Charles Cremation at Honor Oak Crematorium Tuesday at 3 pm Flowers by 1 pm to Francis Chappell ft Sons Lewisham MILLS On Dec 11 at 8 The Grove Durham City Captain Percival Findlay Mills MC husband of Grace and father of Rosemary and Sheiia Service St Durham Monday Dec 14 at 230 pm followed by (private) cremation Newcastle No flowers please MUGLISTON On Dec 10 ln hospital Gerald beloved husband of Florence (Bee) of Harley House NWl Cremation il am Monday Dec 14 at Golders Green Please no flowers or letters MURRAY JONES On Dec 11 1953 at Willesborough Hospital Ashford Parry Murray Jones CS LRCP Surgeon Captain Royal Navy (Retd) and for 25 years the much beloved Doctor of Wye Kent ln his 82nd year Moll and Jack In of Road Welling Kent COLLINS On Dec 9 at Veniscombe New-efeurch loW David Leonard aon ot the late David Collins Rosario South America CORNET On Dec 11 1953 in a nursil bomein Hove Reginald Oscar Cornet father of Veron Hannington Memorial IS at Mno? i3 Tudor Close Hove father of Veronica ervlce at the Bishop Hannington Hove on Tuesday Dec Church Vai 1 UtOUBj ft'vv 4n 33 Apt name for the man on watch 30 Its end Is something to look for-(B) 1 ward to (4) JY ame A (I dr si tion this wek and very special prize to try for It la a hi Christ-U mas tree complete with fairy decorations lights and presents and it will go to the boy or girl whose answers to this easy puzzle are correct and the best written Six runners-up will receive boxes of crackers Open to all under-16s Age taken into account You just have to name six things on this Christmas tree by crossing out two letters in each name panel Start with the top one you cross out antl that leaves TOY your first answer rind the others in the same way then list all six answers neatly on a postcard with your own name age and address Have the card signed as your own written work and post it to Junior Puzzle Dally Telegraph Fleet Street London EC4 Entries must reach this address by next Thursday Editor decision final AUA DRC in the Word Puzzle Nov 28) are Giant Christmas Cracker to nwnnuo Raymond Rollings Whixall 7s 6d lor Charles Dorin Croxton Barbara Lowe Apvley Bridge: Anthony Neeves Leicester: A Stevens Sparkford Susan Wharton London WCl and Dudley Withers Croxley Green SOLUTION Fancy Catch Sunny Locket Master Signal Pickle Carol News From The Christmas Shows WTHEREVER I go in theatreland at this time of year through dim audl-v toriums untidy scene docks and bare stages I meet the hectic preparations for that moment on Christmas Eve when the curtain will fly away and the show will be on In a large rehearsal studio nt the famous Italia Conti Stage School I saw boys and girls rehearsing for here the Kainbow at the Stotl Theatre Among them were Gawn Grainger who has the popular part of and Tony Verner who plays Crispin" Both 16 they have made a firm start on their careers at this achool where many stars began 1315 sprays may be 1315 pm followed by cremation Flower sent to Hanningtons Brighton MUSSON On Dec 11 after a long Illness Francis of 35 Mall Road (formerly of 61 William Bridge Avenue) W6 son of the late 6 ever-loving memory Evelyn Everard Brinkley the very best of mothers Mab Vie and Norah BUBBERS In loving memory of my dear mother Rachel Bubbers who died Dec 13 193 Also dear Dad Dec 13 1909 and my dear brother Will Aug 9 1939 Maud D4WE (nee Dunbar) Sweetest memories of our darling Mary and baby Noelle So dearly loved For ever missed FOST In grateful and loving memory of Archibald Henry Fort Dec 13 Eve our Children and Grandchildren FUEFORD Ernest Henry Treasured memories of a very dear Husband and Father passed peacefully Dec 12 1952 Ella and Raymond HARDCASTIE In loving memory of Margaret who died Dec 12 1946 Always in our thoughts HEATON Annir Ellen In ever-loving memory of our dear Mother who joined ner loved ones on Dec 13 1952 In Irene and Doris HYMAN In treasured memories of my dsrling Husband who passed awsy seven years to-day Dec 12 1946 ISAACS Jennie Dec 12 1942 In con the official closing hour on the Stock Exchange jobbers decided to -ease dealing until Monday in view of pending No business took place between offices after market hours In the City the end of the Savov struggle will be welcomed from manv points of view In most quarters the Savoy declared policy of continuing the Berkeley as a high-class hotel "on bigger and better lines has been wicfelv endorsed That policy will now be carried into effect The winding up of the Worcester Buildings Co which is an integral part of the settlement will also be acclaimed The City will hope that there will be no repetition of such a plan to place important assets outside the control of the general bodv of shareholders For Savoy shareholders the teims of the settlement create an intriguing position While thev must welcome the improvement which has taken place in the value of their shares from under 30s to over 50s as a direct result of the control conflict they will now eagerly await developments in the affairs to Justify the 62s 6d which the directors and friends have paid Among other things a more liberal dividend policy seems to be more than an even chance At present the Ordinary dividend is 10 per cent paid out of earnings of 18i per cent 13 12 stant and loving memory of our adored Mother Lily and Sylvia 15 KING In loving memory of my dear sister Amy who died Dec 12 1952 George LANG Rememoering my darling sister-ln- SuffiSk Jonah the 60ft long model whale that is propelled along the ice ln Sin had the Sailor at Empress Hall can spout water eight feet high and can even manage a wink It was copied from a whale in the Natural History Museum in Kensington but was given a more friendly looking face than the original The actors perform on 20000 square feet of ice it will certainly be a White Christmas there! QUICK CROSSWORD ACROSS I Ordinary 4 Persons 7 Slid unstesdily 9 A fish 10 Repose II Tree 13 Drooped 14 Movab tesst 15 Vegetables 17 Self-possession 19 Showy 20 Fragment 22 tAte 23 Mine host 24 Pulled 25 Commotion DOWN 1 Prickly plan! 2 Slipper 3 Caught 4 Penetrato 5 Above ft Devon city 7 Kind of macaroni 8 Warship 11 Existing 12 Contented 15 Gallows 16 Discharged 17 Church season 18 Chest 21 Cosv 22 Perod On Dec 10 1953 Nolan Dalt CA LRCP of Sherborne St John Cremation at Reading Crematorium on Monday Dec 14 at 3 pm DANIELSES On Dec 10 1953 Dora Evelyn (Miska) passed peacefully awa? at her home Napier Lodge Minster nr Ramsgate aged 76 yeara Funeral AI1 Sainta Church Blrchingten Monday Dec 14 at 12 15 DAVEY On Dec 10 1953 at Bratton Cottage Minehead the residence of her son A Davev Emily Sarah A Davey of Barkway Herts in her 96th year Cremation private No flower On Dec 10 at his home 38 Prestburv Road Cheltenham Kenneth Harinoton NTR CS LRCP (London Hospital) aged 80 formerly of 41 Prospect Hill London 17 Dearlv loved husband of Edith (Cis) and son of the late Captain William Kenneth Douglas branch pilot of Bengal Pilot Service Great loved by all EVERARD On Dec 10 1953 at The Lodge Kibworth Leicestershire Rowe elder daughter ot the late John Breedon Everard JP MTrwtCE of Leicester Funeral service St Church Bardon Hill Leicestershire on Monday Dec 14 at 2 GORE On Dec 9 1953 at Doveridge Teignmosith Emily Oore aged 89 GREENAWAY On Thursday Dec 10 at Hospital Reading Prank Leslie -Col (Retd) Funeral oo at Henlv Road Crematorium Reading GREY On Dec 9 in London suddenly Crarlks Gret Gret Coomb Hill Lodge New Maiden Surrey FoundereBditor of Tile Private funeral No flowers n'ease but donations may be sent to the A Benevolent Fund A memorial service wtli be held early in the New Year GRIFFIN On Dec 10 at Amershsm Hospital the Rev Oliver Griffin of Windsor Croft Great Missenden hi 83rd year Funeral Little Missenden Church Monday Dec 14 at 2 30 No flowers HANCOCK On Dec 10 1953 suddenly Dora Russ Hancock wife of the late Clarence Colee Hancock Funeral Christ Church Chiicorapton Dec 15 at 1 pm No Bowers ilt Sarah widow of Doctor Edward Ccvulson Mpsson PEDRITTE On Dec 11 1953 very suddenly at his home 10 Arden Road Finchley 3 Walter Raleigh Pedrette beloved husband of Queenie and father of Brian Cremation Golders Green Crematorium on Tuesday Dec 15 at 1 pm No flowers please PITT On Dec 9 1953 suddenly Arthur Irwin of 108 St John's Road Petts Wood late of Addiscombe Cremation Honor Oak Tuesday Dec 15 at 1130 Flowers to Messeot ft Sons Ltd Thomas Street Woolwich SB 18 RADMORE On Dec 10 1953 at 10 The Parade Truro suddenly Margaret Elisabeth (Daisy) beloved wife of Francis James Funeral private No mourning no flowers and no letters please ROGERS On Dec 10 Janie Isabella widow of Colonel Rogers SO LA and daughter of Mai -General Rawlins BSC ROWSE On Dec Australia after a bathii Bowse of Southall Middlesex No letters picas SALAMAN On Dec 10 at Barham Brookhill Road Hythe Kent Blsik Esther Salaman younger daughter of the late Mr anc Mrs Salaman ot Edgbaston Birmingham Service at Charing Crematorium on Monday Dec 14 at 3 pm SAXBY On Dec 10 at his home 179 Farnborough Road Par do rough Hants William Henry Saxby Fit Lt RAF (Retd On Dec 11 Kmily Louisa at 34 Haven Green Court Baling 5 widow of Lewis Gordon Smith Cremation Mort-lake 1140 a on Dec 14 Please no flowers or letters On Dec 10 at Severncllffe Nursing Home Clevedon Laviria Mary younger daughter of the late Thomas Maitland Snow of Cleve House nr Exeter aged 90 Funeral Clevedon Parish Church Dec 215 804 ES On Dec 8 1953 at Down 14 at 24 25 27 Six white ponies descendants of the ponies kept by Queen Victoria will draw coach across the stage of the London Palladium This is the only pantomime to be held ln a West End theatre this Christmas The ponies were specially selected for the Job from a herd kept at Maidstone Zoo and during the run of the pantomime will be kept ln stables near the theatre Eighteen year old Julie Andrews plays the part of Cinderella "lit hael vlarland 130 29 law May of Thurston 'Heath and our happy hours together Vera MARK On Dec 12 1945 Jennie Child Mark aged 85 Remembering our darling gay gallant and so dear ATTHEWS George With hanpteet memories and much love oo this his birthday Bthei and Steve MAWHOOD Joseph Major 10th Baluchis Regiment and Imperial Bank ot India died Dec 12 1947 Gratefully remembered Mother PARKER Ellen Died Dee 12 1951 wife of Albert Parker died May 5 1939 Beloved memories of them both Iris and Family ARKER Ellen With deer and happy memories of my sister Nell who died two years ago So missed Kit FERKIN-WATERS In affectionate and loving memory of George who died Dee 13 1940 also of Margaret his wife who died April 26 1949 Rose and Charles PLATTS In memory of my deer wife Elizabeth (Mis Lilian Ware) died Dec 12 1948 and our only son 2nd Lieut Bahon Edmund A killed in action in the Wong littfe kowlwork for buyers of STEAH TRAPS SOLUTION No 87S5 11 1' I I I I I I I I nn A PRINCESS ENGAGED From Our Own Correspondent MADRID Friday Ex-Queen Giovanna of Bulgaria who has been living in Madrid for the last two vears to-night announced the engagement of her P-m Westonbirt Tetbury Archibald Nel Chong Gap area December 1941 FORTNEY ln i Aldwin Soame3 aged 37 son of Major loving nd sorrowing the iate Mrs Soames Breach a s' H-Jlf! 1 stHHI 34M remembrance of a dear brother John Pownet born at Lansdown Bath March 29 1863 and died at Durnngton Salisbury Dec 12 1942j SWIFT In toying memory of Cynthia and our beautiful friendship TimothSe SWINDELL John Geovvret To your Berkhampslead Herts and nephew of Mrs Malcolm Thompson Shlpton Tetbury Oloa No flowers please but to League of Friends Tetbury HARTSHORN On Doe Doc at hi homo at 3 St Cuthbert a On Dec 10 at St Hospital WeunntoY Cent Fbepebick Henderson of Httch BnJ and law of New York and San Franewco aged o3 dearlv beioved husband of Lily Henderson Cramation private No flower by request HOPS On Dec 11 1953 at a nursing KlUy atKl ln London Margaret Alicia Hope stone of Clare South Australia JPuneral Doctor Soijies anc Little Major and Moyne donations hwbM V2T SPOONER llllflsg beioved Ceyioo On Dee 9 1953 after short dear memory on thia your birthday and the day Harold Spooner aged 64 year you left us in 1951 Your Wife and Family husband of Kata Maud and father of TOMLINSON-MACDONALD Lotring metno- am i ni 7 -'Visvvu cm lUCUlUTI an old Dutch family was born in South Africa nn pi HHn a ranhimnn mmnn nm nnn eginald gM Dee ries of our der son Vaughan and his gifted Aunt and Godmother on theae their birthdays Dec 13 and Dec 16 Pop and Mommer WILKINS Lorenzo Edmund Harris In loving memory of my beioved Husband who died Dec 12 1950- For I in thy heart had dwelling and thou hast in mine for JPm Tnncocial! after short illness Dawn aged 23 much lovd wife of Lieut Richard Stone RN and mother of Rodney i VEITH-On Dec 9 1953 in hospital Ale Martha Amelia Veith (Nurse) of 14 Shorn- Kensal Groan Cemetery 2 45 pm on Tuesday On Dec 9 suddenly at 4 Pern Newcestle-on-Tyoe Jeemond Avenue dearly loved dearly loveo wnnnnnn tinnnnr rfrf flmnnnnnnnnffinn JU KaRmkl SrtmuiDFHANK 1belovedlKhusbnfoJ Street Foikeeton on Wednesday Dec 16 Vire (WUlA) Broadway" 111! at 930 am followed by funeral service at FiSi vs SSmtlon 11 45 am Wednesday Hawkinxe Cemetery at 10 30 am Flowers to fg? 7l56 Wmh Oi crematorium 1- vDo'r Rod Folkestone (Inver VESTS On Dec 11 1953 peacefully Wwiunwi -On Dec 9 1953 suddenlv at Wuodberry West Overcllff Drive Bourne-hr iT Eh7beth Court Bogncr mouth Ellen Ldy Vestet widow of Sir Catherine (Kite) Knowles widow ofFrank atherine fkstei Knowles widow cliffe Road Folkestone aged 75 yeara Requiem Mss at Jhe Roman Catholic Church Guildhall widow oMank Edmund VeayBarbnet Punera service at Oretn Crematorium StATVS Zafrullah Khan Foreign Minister said in London been decidec that his country would have her own Head of State but would continue to recognise the Queen as symbolic Head of the Common-weaUh Pakistan was framing her Constitution and the amendment to move out of the Commonwealth had been defeated ev I Also my der sister-in-law Jessie Margaret Wilkins who died June 5 1952 WILKINS Loreneo Edmund Harris Remembering always my dear Father who died Dec 12 1950 Alao my dear aunt Jessti Margaret Wilkths who died June 5 1952 WILKINS Lorenzo Edmund Harris In fondest memory of my dear Father win died Dec 12 1950 So greatly missed Als Golders on Tuesday Deal Dec 15 at 12 30 No flowers by 1 Slaughter 11 Hush SOLUTION: ACROSS I House 9 Longevity 10 Err tnaers Mother 14 Beaker 15 Bi Damp 21 Sue 23 Femrn- perse DOWN: 1 Sylph 2 Amnesia 3 Grev 4 Triton 5 Rhvthm' 6 Ruler 7 Her-nng 13 Pwjured 14 Beewx 16 Weakens 17 Scams 18 Regal 20 Pests 22 Onre Pr-fed e-rt Pub mheb by TAM DAILY TELEGRAPH Limited 1357Fleet Street Lmdor BC 4' Inowles i EE Cremtion The ton Dec 14 (Continoed on next column) request (Continued on next column) DRAYTON REGULATOR ft INSTRUMENT COLTD WEST DRAYTON MDX West Zhoytow 3611 June 5 1952 PhyiiiA nd Withy Grove Mancheorer 4.