The Straits Times, 3 April 1949

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    28 1 LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAYA THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday Edition el th« Straits Times 6t Singapore Free Press No. 114. SINGAPORE. SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 1949. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    PROGRESSIVES WIN SMC ELECTION
    555 1 PROGRESSIVES WIN SMC ELECTION Labour gets only one seat Sunday Tim«« Staff Reporter "fHI Progressive Party won Uoft'e 18 «Uct«d seats in the Singapore Municipal Commission at yesterday's elections, failing by one seat to get a working majority. But one of the Independents elected, Mr. Ahmad bin Mohamed Ibrahim, third
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    Mrs Eu left before the "Verdict"
    111 1 Mrs Eu left before the "Verdict" .Sunday Times SlarT Reporter MRS. Robert Eu. the only successful woman candidate in yesterday's Singapore Municipal elections, was not in the Victoria Theatre when the results were announced. She was In the theatre for a few minutes earlier in the evening but left before
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    REPUBLIC TO MEET DUTCH
    50 1 BATAVIA, Sat, -The Indonesian Republicans today accepted the United Nations Commission's invitation to hold preliminary discussions with Dutch representatives In Batavia. Acceptance is subject to the condition that Initially the discussion will concern only practical details of the restoration of the Republican Government at Jogjakarta.— Reuter.
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    Ghosts on ship, say fisherfolk
    251 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter ItiALAY and Chinese fitherfolk living along Singapore's East Coast are convinced there *r* ghosts on the hulk of the former Japanese liner. Horai Maru, which is now being broken up for scrap off Siglap. A The wreck has earned the name
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    3 HURT BY GRENADE
    26 1 SAIGON. Sa\ EigiH Frenchmen were Injured, ti.ree seriously, when a grenadf was thrown last night in a ron-commls»:oned officers' c:ub here. Reuter,
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    DIDN'T KNOW HIS FATHER'S NAME
    68 1 SEGAMAT, Sat— A middleaged frdian who did not know the name of his father was today fined $20, with the upturn of 26 days' gaol, in the Segamat Sessions Court. Ramasamy was charged with failure to take out an Identity card and with violating the
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    LONDON LIT UP
    31 1 LONDON. Sat L ght« wii' on agatn tn London roright. and for the first time s'nee September 1939 It was possible to read a newpaper In P.icadllly Circus
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    RAJAH CHAIRED AND GARLANDED
    139 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter CLATED Progressives garlanded Mr. A. P. Rajah, who headed the poll in the South Ward and carried him shoulder high in the courtyard of the Victoria Memorial I Hall after the S.M.C. election result was announced last night. Mr. Pat Johnson, Labour's
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    FREE FIGHT AT GEYLANG STADIUM
    88 1 FREE FIGHT AT GEYLANG STADIUM Sun4*> Times SUIT Reporter 4 FREE fight in which part A of the large crowd joined orought an unexpected end to a S.A.F.A. Junior League match between the, Chinese Hurricanes and Shell Sports Club at Geylang Stadium yesterday. Fifteen minutes before the end Referee HowMl
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    HAI6H FOR TRIAL AT OLD BAILEY
    113 1 HORSHAM. Sat. JOHN George Halgh. 39--year-old company director, waa today committed for trial at the Central Criminal Court. Old Bailey, on Apr. 26, charged with the murder of Mrs. Olivia Helen Henrietta Durand-Deacon. 68-year-old widow. No plea wa* made on Haigh'c behalf but Mr.
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    COMMUNISTS ATTACK
    47 1 SHANGHAI. Sat—Reinforced by North China forces. Communist troops on both sides of the HupehHonan border have launched concerted operations against Nationalist strong points along the Peking-Hankow railway between Sinyang in south Honan and Hankow, 110 miles to the south, according to pro-Goveinmeiit reports today —Reuter.
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    I PARLIAMENT OUSTED
    24 1 HAMASCUS. Sat Col. Husnl Zalm. Army chief who seized power in last Wednesday's coup d'etat has dlagolved the Syrian Parliament. Reuter.
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    Mr. Wait meets Bacha the goat
    247 1 Mr. Wait meets Bacha the goat Sunday Times Staff Reporter. WHOSE goat? That ivojs th* Singapore Third Police Court magistrate's big headache yesterday. Arunachalam* said: 'It's my goat, sir."— 'How do I know that; can you prove it?" asked Mr Wait, the magistrate. Why. my Bacha. Sure I'll prove it."
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    LABOUR WIN IN NSW
    42 1 SYDNEY. Sat— The Labour Party has secured control of New South Wales Upper House— the Legislative Council—for the first time sines 1934 as a result of yesterday's election In which LaKoui won eight of the U seats contested.
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    DEARER FOR ASIANS
    91 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE rise In the post-war cost of living in Singapore 1 is greater for Asians than for Europeans, according tn official cost -of -living index figures, which show that prices reached a peak during 1948 and have now fallen slightly. Official index figures
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    Eight Perak terrorists shot dead
    246 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter IPOH. Saturday. THI security forces in Perak scored a signal triumph today when they killed eight bandits and captured six in an engagement in the Simpang Tiga area in Sitia* wan. They also recovered a number of arms, ammunition, Communist documents
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    72 TROOPS FALL TO TERRORISTS
    78 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Sat, rdate 12 Army officers and 60 other ranks have been .killed, and five officers and 110 other ranks wounded In the campaign against the terrorists, said an Army spokesman here today. He said that the Suffolk Regiment, which
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    Varsity club formed
    169 1 Varsity club formed Sunday Timrs SUIT Krpoitrr MORE than 30 gradu; Singapore, representing Raffles and Medical Colleges, and various universities, mv in the British Council Hall last night and aureori to form a University Club. The meeting, which adoyled the draft rules of the Club, elected the following officebearers Mr.
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    H.K. DEFENCE COSTS
    33 1 MONO KONG. Sat. Hong Kong is to spend 186 000.000. nearly 19 per cent. o{ Its expenditure, on security because of the "deterior^ al ing situation In South-East; Asia."— Reuter.
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    WHEN BONE 'SINGS, MAN DIES
    1053 2  - WHEN BONE 'SINGS, MAN DIES P.D. MANTLE by It looks harmless enough a six-inch silver taken from tbe skeleton of a kangaroo. But v hen this bone is pointed or "sung" at him, the Australian aborigine knows that he must die. AND die he will, though none lay violent hands
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      AUSSIE BAN IN JAPAN
      117 2 YOUR correspondent, Bob 1 Gilmore, attributes to the Australian Army authorities the ban on marriages between soldiers of 8.C.0.F. and Japanese girls. Actually this ban was introduced In 1946 when the British Commonwealth Occupation Force comprised components of the U.K.. Indian. Australian and New Zealand armed
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      SALUTE
      209 2 IN the last Issue of the Sunday Times you wrote about Mr. F. L. Shaw, who Is retiring from the educational service of this country. With i his departure, one more figure Is added to that Imposing list of able public servants whom this country has been fortunate to
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    Old Timer goes "into battle"
    374 2 npHE present emer- gency reminds me of a night attack which th e Volunteers carried out on Blakang Mati island, many years before the First World War. We were cold to assen oj. at the Drill Hall at 8.30 pm and after answering the 'di
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    RECORDS OF THE WEEK
    236 2 BEETHOVEN can never b left out for 'ong froi* this column. Here Cioconda de Vito. at present the greatest Ita liin violinist, gives us a wonder ful performance of Beethoven "Romance No. 2 in 'F During the whole of this piece her ton< sails high above
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      372 2 This climate is hard on good watches We service, repau una adjust promptly watches purchased from Us. 16 Colly er Quay. ALL OTHER REFRIGERATORS' STOP HEREp BUT THE CROSLEY HAS EVERY OTHER FEATURE PLUS THE SHELVADOR Sole Agents: LEE FLETCHER 102-106, ORCHARD ROAD, SIN6APORE. (Special refrigerator polish obtainable from us)
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    DYING MAN MARRIES OLD FRIEND'
    277 3 Too poor for ring, flowers Sunday Times Woman Reporter QN Friday afternoon, at five o'clock, in a ward of the Tan Tock Seng Hospital, where a hush prevailed in spite of the fact that it was visiting time, 'a 50-year-old Ceylonese patient dying from tuberculosis
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    42 3 QAVID Kennard, wellknown Radio Malaya commentator, announcer and actor, was married at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd yesterday to Therese .Margaret Walter, research librarian with Radio Malaya. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Walter of Kuala Lumpur.
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    59 3 A KING'S Police medallist who in 1947 battled with the notorious Klian Intan bandits has been appointed A.D.C. to the High Commissioner of the Federation. Pictured above is Mr. P. It. Andrews, who was O.C.P.D. Grik in 1947 and later took charge of the Kedah anti-bandit squad. He is 27
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    SUCCESSFUL BROTHERS
    90 3 Sunday Times SUIT Krporler jl MONO Singapore "s success- I ful candidates in the last Cambriuge Certificate examinations weie two pairs of brothers, all of them Rj flies Institution students, who got Grade One passes They are Leong Vie Chung, aged 20 and Leong Vie Ying 18 1
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    TWO SPORE ROBBERIES
    74 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter IWO robberies were reported to Singapore police within the space of half an hour last night. The first was a hold-up at 9.30 p.m. in Thomson Road. In which two Europeans robbed a taxi-driver of $20 and a vrstwatch. In the second hold-up,
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    RESTORE BARTER TRADE SYSTEM'
    62 3 Sunday Times SCaff Reporter THAT the barter system in Singapore Indonesian j trade should be restored was the main theme of speeches at a three-hour meeting of i Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday at which 100 were present. The Chamber is to meet the Singapore
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    SHOPHOUSE ARE OUT-DATED
    115 3 Mm. in Time* Staff Reporter SEREMBAN. Sat. Comments by Dr. A. Morland. on English tuberculosis specialist, on the shop-houses he had seen during his recent visit to the Federation and Singapore, were quoted by Dr. S. Tara Singh, an unofficial, in an adjournment speech at this week's
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    NEGRO TROOPS IN SINGAPORE
    58 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter PORTUGUESE East African Negro troops, dressed in smart khaki uniforms, xl- i tracted a lot of attention lit Singapore yesterday when they stepped ashore from the 6.676-ton Portuguese ship Quanza. The troons were picked up at the East African port of Mozambique
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    FIRST AID CLASSES
    34 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter First-aid classes for women of all nationalities will be held at St. Peter's Church, Stamford Road, next to British Council, on Thursday. April 7 at 5.30 p.m.
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    $7,750 rewards still waiting
    182 3 Sunda y Time Reporter REWARDS totalling $7,750 art still waiting claimants at the C.I.D. in Singapore. The money is to b« paid tor information regarding murder, breach of trust and thefts. The largest amount offered a $2,000 on two different counts One for information regarding the
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    RUBBER
    74 3 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's noon prices on Saturday (Apr. 2> were, in cents per lb.: Buyer Seller No. 1 R.S.S. Spot loose nominal 36 36 1 P. OB. In bales Apr. No. 1 R.S.S. 36", 36% No. 2 R S.S. 34", v No. 3 R.S.S. 32*
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    $11,000 NETTED FOR CHILD CENTRES
    77 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter lADY Gimson and the Vol- untary Workers Committee of the Children's Social Centres announced yesterday that the total donations received to date as a result of their recent exhibition amounted to $11,000. Since the exhibition closed on Sunday last, further donations
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    SPORE FLOWER SHOW CONFUSION
    154 3 Sunday Timrs Staff Reporter BECAUSE the Singapore Gardening Society's Flower Show posters did not announce the times at which I the show would be open to; the public, many people who j went to see it yesterday were cMsuppolnted. The posters said that the Slk.w would
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    BOYS HOME MAKES ST. JOAN' SETS
    177 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter gOYS of the Social Welfare Home at Bukit Timah are building the scenery for the next Teachers' Repertory production, Bernard Shaw's "Saint Joan," which is to open under the patronage of the CommissionerGeneral, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, at the Victoria
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    TELEGRAM SERVICE
    36 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Cable and Wireless an- nounce that telegrams may be accepted for Telok Betong, i Siboga and Rengat in Indo- j neslan, Dutch, French or Eny- lish. Code Is not allowed.
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    CURFEW IMPOSED
    27 3 Sunday Times Correspondent SEREMBAN, Sat.— A cur- i few has been imposed In Kampong Salak in the Sepang area from 7.30 p.m. to 6 a.m.
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    BRIBE TO FREE SON
    93 3 Sunday Time* Staff Reporter IPOH, Sat. AMININO labourer, Chal Mow, was sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment by the Kampar circuit magistrate, Che Anuar, for having offered a bribe to Special Police Sergeant San- jeevi. Chai Mow* son had been arrested under the Emergency Regulations and
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    'Eureka film' is banned
    223 3 'Sunday Times Staff Reporter EUREKA Stockade." an i Eagle-Lion "prestige" fiim of a famous incident in Australia's history, has been banned in Singapore and the Federation during the period of the emergency. The fiml decision was taken by the Appeals Board after the f ilm had
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    KLUANG TO HAVE UMNO BRANCH
    99 3 Sunday Times Correspond .-..t KLUANG. Sat —At a meetIng of the Persekutuan Melayu Kluang (Malay Association i presided over by th« District Officer, Ungku Hassan bin Omar, it was decided to form a United Malay National Organisation branch In the District of Kluang. Chairman: Unglcu
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    40 3 Sunday Time* Staff Report* t Mr. and Mrs E. C. Meyer were married at the Wesley Church, Singapore last week. ■Mr. M«yer Is from St. Gall, Switzerland, and Mrs. Meyer, formerly Miss Dorothy Heyt- man. from Utrecht. Holland.
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    TALES OF THE OLD ORIENT
    1136 4  -  S.C. GEORGE By IF MandeviUe wrote of headless men in the M- Archipelago whose eyes, noses and mouths were in their breasts, who am I to query it in the face of the woodcuts accompanying the text to add verlsimiltude to an otherwise bald and
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    Fine for the ladies
    467 4 "WO HIGHWAY by Nevil Shute. hears the hallmark of medtn crity: it Is a. Book Society Choice. It is easy to read and easy t« forget. Women of the Eukusi; middle class, taking thenpatient place in the queue will demand it with gloomy avidity at the
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    Politicians go to war
    500 4  -  Bob Gilmore by MELBOURNE, Mar. 27. ENDING of the se- cond session of the 18th Parliament of the Commonwealth leaves only two brief sessions before the December General Election —and releases members for the political shooting war. Within two days of the session's ending. Opposition Leader
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      378 4 When you brush your hair after using Brykreem, >ou notice that it is soft as \icll as glossy in perfect position yet without a trace of gumminess. There's nothing like Brylcreem for giving that well-groomed look sought after by all amart men. And Brylcreem does it the healthy way. §Its
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    SCHOOL FOR GIRLS BY A LOVELY LAKE
    919 5  -  MARY HEATH COTT by LONDON, Mar. 22. old Georgian house, a fake with swans, starry jasmine flowering in the greenhouse do these words conjure up a pleasant English picture? WinkuYld Place, where I went visiting this week, is in Berkshire between Ascot and
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    41 5 A charming nightdress of nylon chiffon, in a pale turquoise shade, with ruched shoulder straps and a girdle waistline, is one of London's .current fashion "hits". Although the fabric looks glamorous enough for any trousseau, it is rerr*urkably hard-wearing and creaseresisting.
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    Temple
    123 5 Can you gtve me any help on how to advise a daughter in her choice oi a husband 9 -G. DONT wait until she U personally interested. If a girl's interest and affection are already engaged, criticism and opposition will be bitter'y resented. The way to educate daughters in
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    BE CAREFUL WITH PERMS
    560 5  - BE CAREFUL WITH PERMS HELEN FORD By HOW often one hears this sort of remark: "1 wish I could do something different with my hair— think I'll have it permed again this week." Now, modern permanent waves are truly wonderful things, both run-of-the-mill hrat type and the more modern cold
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    CROSSWORD SOLUTION
    112 5 ACROSS: 1, Reach. 6, Shanty. 9. Cloister. 10. Scrag. 12, Yam. 13. Thin. 14. Pelt 16, Ere. 18. Sad. 19. Gone. 20. Oral. 21. Iris. 22. Tarts 23, Billows. 25. Rigid. 27. Adit. 28, Uses. 29. Even. 30. Gnu. 32. Set. 33. Ales. 34. Slap. 35. Ago. 36,
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    16 5 i^uceii/. inborn Virginia Mayo, u/io l» starring in Danny Kaye's latest film, "A Song is Born."
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    No sugar?— Use jam
    423 5 CWEN if your sugar runs low do not go without home made cakes and puddings. Jam sweetens, flavours and gives a certain amount of substance at the same time. The following dishes show how Jam can partly or wholly replace sugar. Jam and lemon cheesecake Pastry.—
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    POMPEYSTAYTOPOF TABLE
    450 6 Wolves beat Manchester LONDON, Sat. |N English League football today Portsmouth showed that last Saturday's F.A. Cup reverse had not shaken their morale. They took another step nearer the premier division championship with a narrow victory over Liverpool, after leading 2-0 at the interval. Leicester City, Cup conquerors
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    POLICE AND CLUB DRAW
    352 6 AN S.C.C. eleven drew on tne S.C.C. padang with the Polios yesterday S.C.C. Graham lbw Pennefathar }7 Darke b Sanderson lft Steele b Haxworth $8 Srraham b Haxworth S4 Busbridge c Cooke b Haxworth IS Baker b Hope 0 Morrison c b Devadas Margrave not out
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    SOCCER CANCELLED
    64 6 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent Johore Bahru, Sat. f PHE soccer match between the A Singapore Recreation Club and Johore district which was arranged for tomorrow has been cancelled owing to the former not being able to send a team. Instead of this fixture a team picked from the
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    Lall Singh's XI well beaten
    395 6 D A.F. S«l«t«r proved their strength yesterday when ey beat a strong cricket team captained by Lall Singh at Seletar. On the padang the S.R.C. beat the S.C.R.C. by 38 runs and the Cricket Club and Police played a draw m a keenly contested game.
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    Y.M.C.A. WIN
    146 6 A.plendid batting and bowling p?rformance by Delikan for the YM.C.A. enabled his side to b?at the C.V.M.A. by 88 runs ln a cricket match. V.M.C.A. Suratta c I im b Woodford 0 j Tan Hock Chuan b Schubert 48 Delikan c Schubert b Perry 36 M. Andy cde
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    GALISTAN'S 50
    217 6 THE BOD. Civilians KM well set on the road to victory when their cricket match against an S.R.C. XI was left lira.'. v at St. Georges Road yesterday. S.R.C. W. GalLstan c Razak b Paterson 50 B. Klemman l.b.w. t> Paterson E. Ebert c Chong b Lawaon 1
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    I.C. WOMEN'S SECTION
    48 6 AT a meeting of the women's section of the Island Club (Singapore), the following officials were elected: women's captain, Mrs. 8. Mayor; vice-captain, Mrs. K. T. San; L. O. U. sec. and handicapper, Mrs. E. McMullan; committee members: Miss C. Lee and Mrs M Townsley.
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    JOHORE STATE TRIAL
    41 6 THE first State trial to pick n.e the Johore team for the openIng match of the Malaya Cup soccer competition will be held at Segamat next Fhursday, when the Probable State XI will oppose team representing Segamat District
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    SPORE HAS 4 CLASSES OF PLAYERS
    390 6 Badminton Notes....by FEATHER BADMINTON players tmulng up for practices at courts all over Singapore fall Into four classes: those Just taking up the game, those playing merely f r recreation, those '"has beens" who still think they are good enough to win titles, and
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    TRY OUT CHEE SENG' APPEAL
    222 7 SCFA to write to SAFA Sunday Times Staff Reporter "fHE omission of Chu Chee Seng, a member of the China Olympic soccer team last year, in S.A.F.A. trials to select the Singapore side for the Malaya Cup competition, gave rise to much comment and criticism
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    52 7 THE Uc.kixAN Luf, wmch will be played for Between the Combined Singapore and Seljngor Colonials C. C. and the Selangor Club, in July. The cup was specially made in England and is at present in Selangor. It was presented by Mr. A. E. Delilkan, president-founder of the Singapore and Selangor
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    SEVEN GOALS IN JOHORE
    221 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. CTRIKING their best form so far this season the Majedie Garrison overwhelmed 221 Vehicle Battalion in a league soccer match today by 7 goals to nil. Parkinson, the Garrison's centre forward who was consistently fed by Carr who was
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    ROVERS BEAT R.A.F. CHANG!
    88 7 ROVERS Sports Club beat RAF Changi 3—i in a soccer friendly at Changi last evening The League champions opened j accounts in the 15th minute when Smith, taking a penalty given for] "hands'' against Buckley, gave V^n der Meulen no chance with i his shot. Immediately
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    Von Nida wins in Sydney
    106 7 "M'ORMAN VON NLDA won the Me Williams £2.500 open golf tournament In Sydney yesterday with a total of 281 three under par— for 72 holes. He returned rounds of 72, 71, 70 and 68. Ossle Piclcworth, the Australian open champion, was second with 287, acd
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    CHESS RESULTS
    58 7 TWE Singapore chess Club championship (third -round) ties played yesterday at the V.M.C.A. resuted as follows: Class I: Teh Shoon Klat L Mohd. Yassln 0; Tay Chong Ann 1, Lim Hee Seng 0. Class II: Tay Kheng Hong M. Kandasamy >4: B. R. Vakil 1, Man Beng Ouan
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    CSC ANNUAL MEETING
    23 7 THE annual general meeting nf the Chinese Swimming Club Singapore, will be held at 11 am today at the clubhouse.
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    ATHLETES WIN FOUR-ONE
    307 7 SJ 1 Athletes 4 Pulau Brani United 1 p RtTTY goal scoring delighted a large crowd at lalan k d i 3' o U !7 r esterda r w "en Chinese Athletes beat Pulau Brani United by four goals to one in a S A F A
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    SEGAMAT BEAT BATU PAHAT 4-2
    248 7 Sunday Time* Bata Pahat SporU Correspondent PEGAMAT beat Batu Pahat 4-2 on Friday In the Mohamed Cup soccer competition In a fast and thrilling game at Batu Pahat The re'ult was unexpected, the inclusion of five Services players In the Segamat team making all the
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    34 7 A PULAU Brani United forward trim hard r beat Hi* C.A. defence, with Ah Hoe (second from left) looking on anxiously. C.A. won 4 l. The match was played at 7alan Besar Stadium yesterday.
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    50-MILE CYCLE RACE ON MAY 1.
    159 7 50-MILE CYCLE RACE ON MAY 1. THE Cosmopolitan Cycling Team 1 Singapore, organisers of the Singapore "Best All-Rounder Competition", will be holding a 50-mile massed-start road r»ce on Sunday, May 1. This will be the second event in the competition and will be held at Chua Chu Kang Road. i
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    SEMBAWAMG LOSE IN BADMINTON
    86 7 Sunday Times Johore H»hru SporU Correspondent IN a friendly badminton match played on Friday the Police Depot (Staff) beat R.A.F. Sombawang S o. Results (Johore players mentloned flrot) Ithnln bt. Mansor 14 15. 15— 15—4; C. K. Thong bt. F/Sgt Curtis 15 B, 15— 6; A
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    Johore Garrison win by Innings, 47 runs
    423 7 Sunday Times Johore Bai.ru Sports Correspondent pi ELD INC a weak side Johore C.C. were well trounced at cricket on Friday by the Johore Garrison who won by an innings and 47 runs. Batting first, Johore C.C. was dismissed for only 30 runs.
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    CAMERAGRAPH RECORDS DEADHEAT
    2443 8 CAMERAGRAPH RECORDS DEADHEAT Many upsets at K.L. races From EPSOM JEEP "J"H E camera graph recorded its first dead-heat on the Malayan turf at Kuala Lumpur yesterday, the concluding day of the Selangor Turf Club March-April Meeting. Four horses Dancing Fury, Chastity, Dobra and El-Alamein flashed past the post together
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    BIG SWEEP
    54 8 THE Big Sweep drawn on race eight at Kuala Lumpur yesterday resulted as follows: Total Pool: $251,500. First: No. *****3. Second: No. *****6. Third: No. *****8. Starters Nos. *****2. *****8, *****7, *****9. *****1, *****8, *****4, *****2, *****0. *****5. DOUBLE TOTES First Double: ten tickets, $164 each. Second Double:
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    Penang CFA snatch 1-0 victory
    210 8 Penang CFA snatch 1-0 victory Agon, man ten minutes from end. enabl d last year's triple champions, tba Penang Chinese Football Association to fnatch a one— nil victory over the Polio* in a flr»t division league soccer match played on the Wetlands School ground yesterday. The Police dominated play In
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    TAPAH CRICKET
    24 8 TAP AH. Sat. THE Tapah cricket XI captained by Dt. Mvtl will play against the Dew ReoVefction Olub at Telok Anson tomon-ow
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    2 MORE INVITED FOR CUP TRAINING
    245 8 rO more Singapore footballers have been Invited to take part In the training for the Malaya Cup competition which Is being conducted prior to the selection of the Colony team. They are Abdul Rahman, who has occupied the right full-back position In the Colony
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    K.I. POLICE WIN AT SOCCER
    85 8 THE Kuala Lumpur Police Circle yesterday defeated th« Olu Langat District Football A-socia-tion by fly» goals to two In a B. Division (South i League match at Kajang. Within the first 10 minutes the Police led by two goals :cored by Chan Ah Chan and
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    TECHNICAL COLLEGE, T.P.C.A. DRAW
    102 8 I Sunday Times Kuala Lumpur Sports Reporter TIME forced a draw In yesterday's cricket match between I the Technical College and the !TJ».CA. at the T.P.C.A. ground. The Tamilian* declared at 126 for nine giving the College leas than 2 hours to bat. The College had
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