The Straits Times, 25 March 1951

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    27 1 LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAYA THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday Edition Of Th« Straits Times Singapore Fr«« Press No. Sl7. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MARCH, 25, 1951 PRICE TKN CENTS
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    SPORE POLITICS: UMNO WARNED
    510 1 'Open doors to all before it's too late' Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. QATO Onn bin Ja'afar, President of the United Malays' National Organisation, today said that if UMNO was to hdld its own in Malayan politics, it must open its doors to non-Malays
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    86 1 f T ■locacn of Kuala Limtpnr was jt Kallang Airport yesterday or. v greet her mother. Mm Esther Belokamcn. aged 1 62. who m Mjrb.n. Maadwria. The couple had not met fo» 14 years and there Mas a joyful reymon. Today Mrs Belokamcn ••H Hy to KaaU Lympur to see
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    LOTTERY PLAN APPROVED
    165 1 LOTTERY PLAN APPROVED Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. JJMNO assembly today appToved by an overwhelming majority the proposal to start lotteries to improve UMNO's economic position. The use of the funds was left for the executive committee to decide. The proposal to ask Government to provide Malay reservations
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    MAN KILLED IN HIS HOME
    26 1 Two armed bandits killed a Malay mandore, Che Mat bin Din. at his house In Pathau, near Bukit Tambun. last night
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    SYNTHETIC OUTPUT
    33 1 LOS ANGELES Sat.—American synthetic rubber plants by June should be producing 900 000 tons a year, forestallv rubber shortage, Mr. J Ward Keaner. of the B. I". Goodrich Co., said here.
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    Son shot: mother fights gunman
    140 1 Sjnday Times Staff Correspondent PENANC. Saturday. MOTHER triad to nVsjrm a Chinese g unman who shot and wounded her son in their shop at the junction of M Nilr Street and Presfrave Street. Penang, last night. other. Cdh Sew Sung, g-abbed hold of the I
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    Shrcpnel in his head 35 years
    60 1 LONDON. F| *<art Mr. TKomjt Husmh carried a piece o» ittn,»iul .n hn head, a relic of Mka Battle of Loot in tfce 1914IS war Doctor* laid it wai too dan- mc>c Now. rfcanki to an operation by Mr. C t Rowboriiam. NewcastU brain
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    Oxford had to swim for it
    215 1 LONDON. Sat. *pODAV S lnter-varslty boat race was declared 'no race' after the Oxford boat had become waterlogged shortly after the start. Condulons were appalling with a headwind throwing up great waves. Cambridge made a maimlflcient start and were quickly in a two lengths
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    RECORD MCA. SWEEP SALES
    125 1 Cu.ME lucky person In Maiaya will get this $250,000 cheque, the first prize of the M.C.A.'s second $1,000,000 lottery, the draw for whicji will take place at the Chinese Assembly Hall flt Kuala Kangsar Road, Ipon* on April 2». Malayan Chinese Association has already sold the
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    62 1 An Auster plane of the Kuala Lumpur Flying Club swooping down to below tree top level to drop a bat; of money to an isolated tin mine near Kuala Lumpur. More than 560.000.000 has been dropped in the Federation by the club in this way.— Picture taken by Sunday Timrs
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    COMPENSATION FOR 503 PASSENGERS
    233 1 Sunday Time* Staff Correspondent PENANC, Saturday. A FTER negotiations lasting eight hours and held on board, last night, 503 Malayan Chinese passengers disembarked at Penang's Kedah pier today from the K. P. M. vessel Tasman after they had agreed to accept $80 compensation each from the
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    BEANS FOR RUBBER
    23 1 HONG KONO, Sat. CornmunLst Chmese agents are reported trying to barter 150,000 tons of soya beans for rubber. —A P.
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    A BIG DAY FOR SPORT
    78 1 IT was a bit; day for sport 1 yesterday all over Singapore and the Federation. At Ipoh a record crowd saw Colonel Daly win the Prrak Derby. Here is a guide to your (ports reading: today: Chinese Swimming Club Sports Page IS Flghtt of the
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    HELD FOR HEARING
    30 1 HONG KONO, Sat. Chinese Communist police have arrested several people in the Swatow area for listening to the Voice of America, a newspaper here reported to A.P
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO AT BUKTT MERTAJAM
    810 2  -  R. J. FARRER. C.M.C. Love-letters in Jawi to the District Officer mm 9 •a^^mmmmm n^^ppj^j* JsWSRS^^jB?^fffJ^^^^^vy7T2 im BUKIT Mert«|jm was the antithesis of Nibong Tebal. The population was predominantly Malay, instead of Tamil. Th« D.O.'t quarters wefl o,, the top of a little kill,
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    THE HUMAN CASEBOOK
    1127 2 'Am I being a burden to my parents? AM li years old and at present attached to the pre-university class awaiting admission into the University of Malaya. It is the wish of my parents that I should continue my studies to as advanced a stage as possible
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    DROPPING $60,000,000 ISN'T EASY
    387 3 DROPPING $60,000,000 ISN'T EASY Things have gone well for K.L. flyers, but- Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. MORE than $60,000,000 has been dropped to tin mines and rubber estates by the Kuala Lumpur Flying Club since it started the pay-drop service in 1948. The Flying Club gazttte says
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    33 3 Kileen Tan. aged 21, secretary to a businessman, will be one of the entries for the "Ideal Working Girl" contest sponsored by Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce ».t Raffles Hotel on April 5.
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    Changi fells 400 dangerous trees
    206 3 A CANC of local woodsmen are changing the view at many parti of the R.A.F. Station at Changi. where they are busy felling more than 400 old and dangerous trees. The wood will ba u>ed ma nly as firewood, and will ease Singapore s fuel
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    UNIDENTIFIED CORPSE
    26 3 Sunday Time* Staff Reporter Singapore Marine police found the body of an unidentified middle-aged Chinese floating in the sea off Clifford Pier yesterday afternoon.
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    No doubt about this applause...
    240 3 THE Singapore cono-rr audience U appreciative, understanding, quiet but generally tends to be somewhat ungenerous with lU applajse. Unlike the enthu- at the London Proms" who hoot and cheer. Singapore la «liscreet and usually accords t*vo 'se.soi applause and then makes on*. But on Thursday
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    HE DENIES RIOT CHARGE
    56 3 Sunday Timr» SUIT Reporter Chua Choon Keng claimed trial In the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday to a charge of rioting while being a member of an unlawful assembly at the 10th. mile Jurong Road on Mar. 21 The case was transfered for mention to the
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    ELECTION MEETING
    106 3 Sunday Time* Staff Reporter Mr V. Pakirlsamy, a Progressive Party candidate In the forthcoming Singapore Legislative Council elections, will hold an election meeting at the Sultan Theatre, 134 milestone SeMar. Singapore, at 10 am today. At 4.30 p.m., he will speak at the Naval Base. A mm who
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    CALL FOR GOVT. TO BUILD HOMES
    161 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter y^LTHOUCH the Singapore Improvement Trust has doubled its building programme this in itself is not enough, declared Mr. Thio Chan Bee (Progressive), who is standing as a candidate for Balestier district, at an election rally at Farrer Park yesterday evening.
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    31 CHANGHCLS STOLEN
    27 3 Thirty-one changkols valued at $124 were yesterday report >d to h*te been stolen from a house at the SiA milestone Changi Road. Sing a-
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    THESE SAKAI ARE NOW MUSLIMS
    161 3 JOHORE BAHRU Saturday. CIXTY EIGHT Sakais, harried by the bandits from one jungU retreat to another in the Rompin district of Pahjng crossed the Endau River into |ohore and have embraced the Muslim religion. Their arrival was notified to Inche Mahmood bin Hussein. District Officer,
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    CHEATED WOMAN OF $400, CHARGE
    99 3 A 37-year-old Chinese. Chua Soo Aun, appeared before Magistrate T. E. Smith in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday on a charge of cheating a woman. Poh Ah Meng. on Mar. 19 at Tank Road, of $400 by telling her that thLs money would obtain
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      113 3 Today's Radio SINGAPORE KS4 aatres •< aaetrr*) 9 a.m. Easter Hymn; 9.06 Muaica: Easter Egg"; 9.30 From Texas to Tahiti 10 News: 10.05 Radio Doctor. 10.15 "Interlude from Vienna"; 10.30 Easter Service fron: St. Andrew's Cathedral. Spore- 113 C "Top« or the Hit Parade"; 12 Malay. 1 p.m Oerry Soliano
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      111 3 'b.m'uiiei. Frederick Stone iptanoi; 10.42 "1 Remember" ta ween-end. with H O. Wellai: 10 50 Epilogue" iPi-aby-terlani- 11 close. BFIII (15.M. II.M. and t.lli .Me a.; I*. 25. SI and It aaelrea) 44b p.m. Foni lhe London Editorials": 4.35 "Famous Overtures"; 5 15 "Olad to Meet You" <"In York"); 5
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    An historic building in Johore
    110 4 An historic building in Johore /YV£ 0/ the mast his- toric buildings in the Malnv State*, the Old Dewan (seen above i In the nrounds of the istana La run. Johore Brhru. p-**cd into disuse with the opening if the Yir-r 'himf m M^reh 16 0/ the was r 1575.
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    RURAL LIFE
    54 4 RUR AL LIFE Reitfcn t c invited to tubmit •rtginjl pt- .3Vip!-.« M;iUv»« raw a I life lor vie with the Countryman |oi.rnjl. Ph tographt 'wfii.fi ihcjld be cloriy ■•irked v»ilh Hrn d and plactl •fcould be i.'i>m :tcd to The Iditor Sund v Tir-ci Paymrnt •uli be m.. v
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    A Malayan Countryman's Journal
    820 4  - A Malayan Countryman's Journal ...TUAN DJEK BY.. CUMDAY, March 18 This is the third day since the Cook graciously consented to "do" for the married planter «ver the way during the absence of his own cook. The wife is expected back shortly from hospital with her first-born. The Cook will
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    9 WAYS TO KEEP YOUR MIND FIT
    874 4  - 9 WAYS TO KEEP YOUR MIND FIT .GAYELORD HAUSER 8y.... YOU have learned that the secret of good health is a balanced diet; that the secret of good looks is a balanced bloodstream. What is the secret of a good life? Balanced living. The second half of life Is the
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      417 4 LOVELIGHTS h tot aVa^^^BM I ENRICHED CREME MMMPOQ J Alio|«iHcr MaMI Uilt Teal |M irx »j> IMW a-«i rtk ahampoo ar«> Hudrnn t nrxhto rein.- Sh.im [Sail mated atpactalty for th« pat- poo foarm Into lavtak Uihcra*aa) a* Urn nclunva Richard cleam »uur run and K...U- comHodniM Salon In New
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      158 4 NEW CROSSWORD ties. <6> for a sage. (61 J I £ire. (J) -j 14 B.A.s false po3« H^ V^i 27 Something like a p-lc- ww r them (6. 6> 15 Of couise one has a Road^TeV 1 Pd WUh thC CUy 6 Where a man llves? My game with them
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    HYDRO WORKERS MAY GO ON STRIKE
    233 5 HYDRO WORKERS MAY GO ON STRIKE Perak union insists on foreman's return Sunday Times Staff Correspondent IPOH. Saturday. JHE PERAK HYDRO Employees' Union today posted a letter to the General Manager of the Perak River Hydro-Electric Power Co.. Ltd., giving notice of a strike by its 650 members fourteen days
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    36 5 Mr Ismail Nainam Shah and Mm tsha See sunre Ahmat of 1.1.n Ismail. Singapore, wfca married in the Colony •arty ft.,, wee* Mr Ismail is •rtict.ee- to tfte Bast Workshops t I M Tong Photo, picture.
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    SIGNS OF A FIGHT
    48 5 A«aAa» I,m s Mil KrpwUr Norwegian seamen. r> from different ships, v $10 each In SineaI lay for fighting r Telnk B!?."^ah Road on Friday >f thr seamen. Puin- Iflrum. aopeared In plaster 10th eyes, and r- the other man. had 1 i'!how bano
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    $10 OR 5 DAYS
    26 5 KLUANO Sat Lirr. Si Chuan. aged 45. who parked his taxi in a prohibited place, was fined $10 or five days" imprisonment.
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    Gilmourhas a big task
    135 5 Sunday Tiases Stmff Reporter A BIG planning and economic research Job for the British territories in SouthFast Asia is being undertaken by Mr. Andrew Gllmour, senior member of the Singapore Government. He has been seconded temporarily to the office of the Commissioner-O ene r a 1
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    BAIL ALLOWED
    29 5 MUAR. Sat —Lee Pai. aged 48. accused of having cheated Tan Sim of $2,400, was allowed bail of $500 by the President of the Muar Sessions Court.
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    Malay teachers 3-point call
    270 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter CINCAPORE Malay Teachers Union at its fourth annual meeting yesterd. called on the authorities for better quarters, for a M 'ay teachers training college and for a two-year period for Malay children in primary classes. The meeting also backed the demand made
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    127 ARRESTS ON GOOD FRIDAY
    54 5 Sunday 1 imei SUIT Reporter Tlie Singapore Third Police Court, sitting as an Emergency Court yesterday before Mr. T. E Smith, to cope with cases arising during the Good Friday holiday, dealt with 127 arrest cases, including petty thefts, gambling, customs offences, fighting In public,
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    59 5 Last week the Air Officer Commanding. Malaya, Air Vice-Marshal R. S. Blucke. flew as second pilot of a Lincoln bom4er daring an airttrikc against a bandit target in Nogri Stmbilan The picture show* the A.V.M. climbing into the aircraft. After the mission. A. V. M. llacke congratulated Mia aircrews on
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    S'PORE C.V.M.A. OFFICIALS
    162 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter AT the 15th annual meeting of the Catholic Young Men's Association 'Church of Sts. Peter and Paul) held recently, the following were elected officials for 1951: Spiritual director. Rev Fr. E Becheras; axst. spiritual director. Rev Fr. H Berthold; pa'rons. Messrs. Chan Peng
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    MORE PAY FOR R.A.F. (MALAYA)
    130 5 REVISED and increased rates of pay for men of the locally-raised RAF (Malaya) is expected to be announced shortly. Men of this nine-month-old force are now passing out In increasing numbers from the first stage of their trade training, and taking their places as tradesmen
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    32 5 Mm Pam Haggle it photographed in smiling mood jrter winning the 200 metres breast stroke for women at the opening of the new Singapore Chinese Swimming Club pool yesterday. Sunday Times picture.
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    FUND FOR A MATHS PRIZE
    112 5 Sanda? Times Staff Reporter a tribute to Mr. O. R. A Menon. who taught mathematics at Raffles Institution for more than 30 years, and who is to retire soon, the Old Rafflesians' Association propose to start a fund for an annual prize for the best
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    STAR IS ON HER HONEYMOON
    80 5 Sunday Tim^s Staff Reporter Belgium's champion skating ballerina of 1947. Miss Michelin Flon, who arrived in Singapore yesterday afternoon by Q.E.A.-8.0.A.C. Constellation from Calcu.ta Is all set for the forthcoming Scandinavian Ice Revue at :he Capitol Theatre. MUs Flown is also on her honeymoon. She
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    N.G. NAIR ANSWERS RUMOURS'
    86 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter REPLYING to rumours of his own candidature in the Labour Party for Singapore's forthcoming Legislative Council Election's, Mr. N. G Nair said last night at an election meeting at Seletar that he had been nominated as he had already served the Labour
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    Vote for me and see big changes'
    128 5 Sunday Timei Staff Reporter A GOVERNMENT MAN" will never be able to fight freely for the welfare of people, said Mr. V. P. Abdullah, a Labour Party candidate in the Singapore Legislative Council Elections, yesterday. At his first election meeting at Bukit Timah,
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    CHURCH SERVICE IN MALAY
    70 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter The Seventh-day Adventlst Church at 5 Penang Road will hold a special church service in Malay at 715 p.m. today. A quartet will be rendered by the students of the Malayan Seminary. A sermon on "Apa-kah hertl segala perkara Inl?" ("What do
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    THE SINGAPORE SCENE
    2192 6 cut (Ifaui/ REPORTING CASTER greetings, and may you all be as comfortable reading this page as the eight or ten people I met this week who, upon being introduced to me, all happily •xclaimcd "Oh yes. wt read your page tvery Sunday morning m bed Well, wherever
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      93 6 9 QSfiifSS! o* .•-!>■ hobmi «(0 a) mt^ *>■ r^-^ I tm< .-nd rot urn WT^ 0^ »> I ■i« •triis* yO M *aid >m> «ma 111 Jj^kr^MA. A' m [ff^^^y you JrJ >* y£^^ NSf^^' Suffer from IT -/l' v> HEAD4CHB. WURWGIi J \jJ V y RHEUMITK P4INV. X:^
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    What is an ideal home?
    1009 7 But rubber makes homes healthier say DOROTHY THA TCHER THt^E is something very like defiance expressed in Hie lavish perfection of the Ideal Home Exhibition at London j Olympic this year. As you know, we share wth you and the rest of the world the
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    Ring the changes occasionally
    516 7 r THERE comes a time when the old regulor combinations of baconand liver, steak and kidney, roast beef and Yorkshire pudding etc. etc. get a little boring, excellent as they undoubtedly are, something to "make a change" would be welcome. The following recipes are Just a
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      306 7 taaa^^^ Deep-cleansing ca/i gtve A stin is the first s>gn of beauty. But only by can you achieve a flawless skin. You r t dden dirt, the particles of dust and r you can't even see. That's why Anne French ■?ss complexion. Becaos* rench 1 Cleansing Mi'k deep-cleanses rig'it •>
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      330 7 cO Oo<^\^ lir//^. Jfi^f BAD TIME V»4 TOMORROW /^B A f°°4 night out meant a bad \T>v ht«d neir morning ir yoy don t nX till* precautions You ihould '|L>^\^il i^llv k rwo Aipf ibltt btlor I l^ij fPrd itarting your night out tt\4 ■■g/\ tw mor rh 111 I
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    Away with these silly questions
    316 8 /W<n iLATHL&KN HICKLEY answers last week's poser— 'lf a wife is forced to €k*o»e between husband and children, uhich tome first'— and decides... <;i: IT stems to be the fashion these days to pose unanswerable questions on the time lines as, "Have you stopped beating
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    THE BLOUSE GROWS-UP
    443 8 R I NMM HAPPELI.E SISCS the blouse first made its appearance abou.: 60 years ago if ha% gone through an amaring series of transformations. First worn only uith tailored suits and lookirg extremely mannish, it became so very feminine in course of time that about 1910 various
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    Mem's Diary
    554 8  -  MARIAN by.... SUNDAY: Going In to lunch today. I find that two Chinese children one Malay, and a minute European are sitting expectantly round the table. They show no signs of 1-aving. and four pairs of eyes eagerly watch every mouthful of soup as it disappears After a
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    Sweden, the land of Equality, but...
    273 8 DID you read about Sweden, the land of happy wives. There, women have had v:>nomlc equality In marriage for 30 years. There must b e something in the northern air. for IN NORWAY A husband must pay his wife's clothes bills. Unless she is
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    PEACE IN THE TEMPLE OF A THOUSAND BUDDHAS
    510 9  -  PATRICK KEITH Story by Pictures by YONG PENG SEONG A Kuala Lumpur sanctuary TWO thousand eyes look down on you ttu» moment you step into a lonely Chinese temple In Kuala Lurr <ir the eyes of a thousand images of the Lord
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    41 10 PCATH received cable from Carton Uat Mrs. S. Kylasam. sjntlur ot Mr. K. Nagarajah ATS. Ofßce, (Mo. 1 Institute Bo»d Sentub and Mr K. Nagaratnam. Chkf Accountant's Office. Malayan R&liWay. Kuala Lumpur, (tad Mr K Nagallngas. Irrtgatson Branch. Kachcherl, Vavunia.
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    BINGAPORK. MAR. 15, 1951. General Dunlop s bowler hat'
    533 10 BINGAPORK. MAR. 15, 1951. General Dunlop s bowler hat' TIME was when the lnternal »w3i r i of the Services Anii} Navy and Air Force were a closed book to the civil- 1 ian. It was not for him to inquire Into the doings of those in authority, nor was
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    A MASTER PIECE THA T HAS SUR VIVED THE JUNGLE
    1473 10  - A MASTER PIECE THA T HAS SUR VIVED THE JUNGLE MARGUERITE ALLEN mm By******** The magic of Angkor Wat |N 1861 th« French naturalist, Henri Mouhot took a hunting expedition into Cambodia, Indo China in search of wild animals. He chose this specific spot since superstitious dread and fear of
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    THE WINDSORS IN EXILE
    593 10 THE WINDSORS IN EXILE By A Special Correspondent THE mere fact that the 1 Duchess of Windsor has just had an operation in a New York hospital is *n item of world interest For even today, though nearly 14 yeara have passed ■ince her marr.age to the Duke, she la
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    A THRIVING RACKET EN SINGAPORE
    438 11 A THRIVING RACKET EN SINGAPORE $130 each for new car tyres Sunday Times Staff Reporter AN acute shortage of new motor tyres of the popular sizes and brands has resulted in a thriving racket for biackmarketeers in Singapore. Tyre spivs are -eported to have earned handsome profits, ranging from forty
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    HEADING FOR THE PROMISED LAND
    177 11 HEADING FOR THE PROMISED LAND Sunday Times Staff Reporter ■TWENTY SIX travel weary )ew sh men women and children, with RusKjndmg names, many of them exiles from the Russian revolution of 19)7. arrived m Singapore by air yesterday on the second statje of their tourney from Red Ch. na to
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    Club is worthy of community'
    388 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE new Singapore Chinese Swimming Club building is worthy of the part the Chinese community have played in the Colony s social life, said the Governor of Singapore, Sir Franklin Cimson, yesterday when he declared the premises and swimming pool open.
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    WOMEN CLAIM TRIAL
    50 11 MUAR, Sat —Two women. Vto Ah Lian and Ah Chai Soh. who were charged with having caused hurt to another woman, Cheong Lee. claimed trial before the Muar Magistrate. It was alleged the women hit Cheon? with a piece ol wood in a house at Jalan Salleh.
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    ACQUITTED ON MODESTY CHARGE'
    35 11 KLUANG. Sat X Rama«:,my Pathar. 84 Mengkibol Village, accused of having r 'erea the room of KrishIth intent to out- rage her modesty »a£ acquitted by the Kluang i M ate.
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    Prof. G. A- RANSOME
    28 11 Prof. O. A. Ransome of the University of Malaya returned to Singapore yesterday by Q.E.A.— 8.0.A.C. Constellation from nine months' leare In United Kingdom.
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    MALAYAN EXPORTS SHOW BIG INCREASE
    137 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter VET ANOTHER increase has been registered in Malaya's export trade which totalled $602,979,958 in February and left a favourable trade balance of $184,013,174. i Imports In February amounted to $418,966,784. This favourable trade balance shows an Increase of $42.735.6»7 over January.
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    TIN ORE FOUND ON ESTATE
    55 11 Sunday Times Correspondent JOHORE BAHPU, Sat. A deposit of tin-o;_ has been found on a rubber estate near Kota Tinggl town and applications for mining titles are under consideration by the Johore Government. The applications resulted from prospecting In the Sungel Susor Rotan area of
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    MORE KOREA WOUNDED HERE
    69 11 ANOTHER 28 sick and wounded soldiers from the Korean war arrived at Changi yesterday by R.A.F. ambulance plane from Japan. There were 12 stretcher and 18 walking cases. Three of the United Nations were represented—Britain (15). France (10) and Holland (3). Cloria CoMsmiHi. ag«4 17. m
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    JOHORE NEEDS NEW WATER SUPPLIES
    217 11 Sunday Times Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Saturday. THE growth of population is such that a number of the existing water supplies in Johor* are reaching, or have reached, the limit of expansion, it is officially stated. Major extensions to supplies will be necessary if the present
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    Poltergeist stops act
    64 11 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Saturday. WITH faces beaming with Joy, the Indian occupants of the house in Kampnni L'jong Pssir, at which a poltergeist has been throwing stones, told the Sunday Times that peace and order had returned to their humble dwelling For the past six
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    46 11 MR. WANG GUNG WV, Arts student in the University of Malaya, who will appear in the title role of the medieval morality play, "Everyman.'* which will be broadcast tonight at 8 p.m. Mr. Wang played Harmon recently in the University production of the "Antigone" of Sophocles.
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    ALLOWED BAIL
    38 11 Sunday Times Correspondence MUAR. Sat— Charged with attempted theft at Paya Mas Estate, Tangkak. I- mail bin Sadin was allowed $150 ball at Muar Sessions Court. He was alleged to have entered the estates rubber store.
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    Heavy guns hit bandits
    110 11 JVO 25-pound field < t went into action c bandits in Perak last Httk when D troop of the r >4 (Maharajapore) Bath a, 25th Field Regiment, Artillery, now Operating with 3 Commando Brwvde, trained their guns on a suspected bandit hU deep in the Parit
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    JOHORE PLANTER IS HONOURED
    71 11 Sunday Times Correspond' n; JOHORE BAHRU. Sa' Mr. H. E. MacKenzie I ral Manager of the Liv Tiran Estate In Johoi' a member of the Johore Executive and Btate Councils, was elected a F ship Member of the I porated Society of P. at the annual
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    782 12 1^ aj I 1.- a S ir i r rj proarajnin^ trom B] a i w I rhi. K»" r all t s a d.y f u'Si a. r:ce m-woomen tpnitiucraore a f i -ht, a are reprePMyrna v in |i < talentrd inf 'TVa-h" ronight. B.>ow
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    SITTING on the FENCE
    803 12  -  NAT GUBBINS By -I remember elderly ladle* M er T9 year* ago who said yaller' for yellow, gould' for good. 'raws*' for vase, 'brasslef for bracelet, chalney' for chin*, and cawfee' for coffe*. Olrto were called -gells' and, of course, there was hunttn" an' shooUn'." Letter
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      11 12 WHAT, ALL SO SOON ASLEEP —THE TEMPEST. Act II Sc II
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      167 12 THEY NEVER DlE— Arthur Rimbaud, poet, soldier and eccentric trader "T™"^™"™ """""""T™"" '^^^S^^fTlNG LONDON, THEY WANDERED ||B mfim- then bolted /^^^^wLmJJ^^». i C^-^ I mIW penniless ru hough dockland Cr%o DA O/C >^bbb!>*bbbbW BbbbbbbbV mlKaW^^^^ J I L 1 UK f3^r W*&-~ aat^^ _J^ V WfQF REPUTED TO VISIT LIME
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    856 13 WHAT ARE THEY LIKE AT HOME? THE TAILOR'S BOYS FROM THE TENEMENT ARE AS CRAZY IN PRIVA TE LIFE AS THEY ARE IN PUBLIC by VIRGINIA GRAHAM I HAVE read a book recently published in the United States about those lunatic film stars the Marx Brothers; an
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    SPOTTHE STAR
    236 13 SPOTTHE STAR Cl RPRISINU results << from spotters last ■>> week. It was thought to br one of the long best yet. but many of you saw through Sir << Laun me Olivier'! disguise as an old-time Lordon policeman B In the film "The Magic Box". U First prize winner
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    Malay discoveries for new film
    239 13 By Our Malay Film Reporter r\NE of the three new screen personalities discovered recently by Malay Film productions is Slti Rahani, pictured here. She has been chosen to make her debut in a new Malay film entitled "Pulau Mutiara" (Pearl Island). This film is now
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    Fast and furious comedy
    521 13 THE Affairs of Sally Ls screamed through In more ways than one at running pace by Lucille Ball with the aid of stooges almost as dumb as the original "Three" but twice as funny in a .serious double-take kind of way Lucille storms her way through
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    Perak's first Mentri Besar has brought harmony tc his State
    1212 14  - Perak's first Mentri Besar has brought harmony tc his State J.P. CHRYSOSTOM I by WHEN the lar. Sultan of Perak. Sir Abdul Aziz chose Tuan Haji Abdul Wahab bin Toh Muda Abdul Aziz, Orang KayaKaya Panglima Bukir Cantang, Sri 4mar DiRaja as the first Mentri Besar of Perak under the
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    FULL CHURCH SERVICE TO BE TELEVISED TODAY IN BRITAIN
    212 14 FULL CHURCH SERVICE TO BE TELEVISED TODAY IN BRITAIN AH latter Scrvic* it r* b« televited today tor the first t n« from church this year in England. Th« 8.1.C. telcvrtioa cameras will take viewers in Britain to St. Anna's, Kcw— originally built by Queen Anne in 1714 as a
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    CHWEE KOK HAD THE Ist PLUNGE
    508 15 Governor opens new C.S.C. pool TO dimunitive Neo Chwee Kok, who won four gold medals at the first Asian Games recently, went the distinction of being the first to take a plunge into the new pool of the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club, which was
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    Kota Raja beaten
    38 15 INDIAN Recreation Club beat 1 Kota Raja by two goals to one In a soccer friendly at Parrer Park yesterday. S. Krlshnan and O. Supptah scored for the Indians. Sharif! Madon netted for Kota Raja.
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    Singapore Sinhalese require 73
    420 15 Singapore Sinhalese require 73 SINGAPORE Sinhalese have a good chance of winning the P. H Hendry Cup In their cricket match against the Federation Sinhalese. At the close of play at WoodsvUle yesterday, the score* were: Federation Sinhalese S3 and 59; Singapore Sinhalese 70. Singapore Sinhalese have to make 73
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    K.L LEAD IN SHELL SPORTS
    251 15 trom Sunday Times Penang SporU Correspondent TZUALA LUMPUR are in the lead lv in the three-day Shell Uiangoiar sports meet which began at Penang yesterday. In the first day's play yesterday. Kuala Lumpur beat Ipoh at table tennis by five games to nil. They also
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    DIXIE' DEAN FASTEST IN MOTOR-CYCLESCRAMBLE
    357 15 DIXIE' DEAN FASTEST IN MOTOR-CYCLESCRAMBLE rpm a«e-old formula of spills and thrills gave spectator, a [aui of excitement jesterdav morning at the motor-cyefe "scramble" run by RE ME Singapore near Colombo Camp, CletnenU Road. A rugged cross-country course made the racings as tough oa the riders' nerves as It was
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    31 15 '('HE MALAYAN and Singapoie Sinhalese cricket teams which beran a two-day cricket match for the P. H Hendry Challenge Cup at St. Andrew's f round, Singapore, yesterday— Sunday Times pi. 'to
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    LOPE ABDUL AZIZ IN BIG UPSET
    553 15 ALL-MALAYAN MALAYS TENNIS Sunday Times Kuala Lumpur Sports Correspondent DLAYIXG a steady game throughout, Lope Abdul Aziz of Perak created the second surprise in the All-Malayan Malays tennis tournament at Kuala Lumpur yesterday when he beat the Malacca champion and seeded player Abdullah Lincha
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    SCC BEAT ARMY BY 5 WICKETS
    169 15 SINGAPORE Cricket Club beat Army by five wickets on the Padang yesterday. Scores: aiun Muuro n>w Murray 17: Street c L.joda b Wolfe 1« Sowrev b Wo fe K Knox c and b Wolfe 3. Simpson b Di» lock 29: Bad:ier c Cashln o
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    Madhavan, Ramiah keep title
    291 15 Madhavan, Ramiah keep title Sundj Times Kuala I uni|iur Spor.a i'nrreaponrient. KUALA LUMPUR I CMADHAVAN ami 11 B V. Ramiah had little difficulty in retaining theii doubles title in the All-Mal-ayan Indo-Ceylonese tennis championships at XL last afternoon when tht beat K Ra.-lah ai.ii M \V. Ramu 6-1. 7-5 in
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    LATE COAL SAVES GHQ SIGNALS
    135 15 A COPY-BOOK gO4l Kensie in the 1. minutes of the game sn\ed C-l Q Signals from defeat by KEM C. in their United Service* Sm.ir League fixture at Tanglm day. The final score was Signals played most of s game with io men and did
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    COLONY LEAD IN Y.W.C.A. SPORTS
    130 15 Sunday Times Pcnanj Spurts Correspondent. CINOAPORE are leading In Iks Y.W.C.A. Triangulri Meet which began in Pe;i terday and are still onbeaten ..I badminton and netball. Penang are second wiih Ku .la I itmpur third. At netball played at the Anl>Cbinrae Oirls" School morning. Singapore
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    322 16 WHEN Col. Banner bought the famous Summit estate, he began to make certain change* In the house. For example, he found that the square, rare window on the south side of the library let In too much sunlight to suit him. He decided to black out
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    534 16 C AMU EL M Stay man has written a book (it should be on the market within a few days M this Is written) called Expert Bidding In It, Iw goes Into a thorough analysis of notrump bidding and responses with especial emphasis on the convention which bears
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    FIGHTS OF THE CENTURY
    1270 17  -  BLAIR. It was the end of the Pampas Bull' »y ly JOHN LIE spoke Spanish fluently and English badly. When riled in the ring he would curie and swear at his opponents in a mixture of both, and when cautioned by the referee would stick out
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    88 17 They called bin tha "Wild lull ef H»e Pampas. He was a huge hulk ef a man, tfmdinr «oH ever six feet. His weight? around sixteen stones. The c> ci said that he had the thickest neck since the days of |im |eft. s. He
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    192 17  - Buckley's pep pillsfor Cup |ACK MILLICAN Br MAJOR BUCKLIY i* it again. Rtmambtr rtia MMJtion m 1939 wtitu b* started to (i*« Wol»«t "monkey (Ijnd trMtmtnl »i part *f Miair Cup training? Now he hat prescribed am up-to-date form of gland treatment for Lacdt United plarcn. New* leaked out recently
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    580 18 Piay football with Charles Buchans million team By BERT WILLIAMS England and Wolverhjmpran Wanderers goalkeeper THERE is lirrle difference between being England s goalkeeper «nd acting as Aunt Sally for a village ream. It s just a matter of fitness, confidence and concentration. They
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    236 18 Shares lead with Jackson in qualifying round From Sunday Times Special Correspondent JJ H. L MRISTON (Selangor) yesterday returned the best card of 76, one above par at the end of the first 18 holes of the 36-hole qualifying round for the Malayan (iolf championship which i s
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    27 18 TIIK Governor of Singapore. Sir Franklin (iimson, cut- ting the ribbon when opening the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club's new pool at Amber Road yesterday. Sunday Times picture.
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    2 snap goals beat Rovers
    399 18 tigers z; Rovers 9. TWO snap goals in the first half by Jimmy Tan enabled Tiger Sporting Association to collect full points from Rover Sports Club when they clashed in a keenly-contested S A.F.A. Div. 1 game at Jalan Besar Stadium ye srday. The two-nil
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    208 18 Miri win interport rowing YJIRIBELAIT Boat Club beat Royal Singapore Yacht Club to annex the Interport Pours Challenge Cup In the R S Y.C. Rowing Regatta, off Blakan Matl yesterday. This was the first lnterport reTatta to be held in Singapore since 1939. MBBCV led by Dr. A. O Lelshtnan.
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    K A JANG SCHOOL WIN 3 C
    30 18 "pHE Kajang High School football eleven on Thursday defeated the Tuanku Muhamad School of Kuala Pllah by three goals to nil at Kajang.
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    STOP THOSE GOALS
    89 18 Continued from previous col. step and toes pointing to the ground, drive the ball hard icith the instep and follow through. Never toe-end the ball as it may go anywhere. I suppose I must bring In the penalty-kick. Well, you've no chance if It Is taken properly.
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    MATCH PLAY DRAW
    97 18 S.T. K.L. Sports Corr. MATCH play In the first Tm round of the Malayan golf championship will begin this morning as follows: Pearcey v N'ewey; Lauriston v Quirk; Jackson Mayor; and Davis v Matheson. The above eight qualified yesterday eveninc after completing the 36-hole qualifying round w.'h
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    CHAPPEL MEMORIAL CUP SOCCER
    68 18 THIS year's Joe Chappel Memorial Cup soccer match between Army-Navy and Singapore Clvllian, will be played .at Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday April 1. The proceeds will be given to "Boys' Town". Admission charges are SI and 50 cents. The probable Civilians XI is Chee Seng:
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    JOLLILADS DRAW WITH Y.M.M.A.
    40 18 TOLLILADS drew with Young Men's Muslim Association two-all at soccer yesterday at Kampong Bahru. Noordin and Omar scored for VMM. A. and Tuck Choo and Ibrahim for Jollilads. Jollilads meet R.A.M.C. today on the Railway ground.
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    Siong 800 Billiards
    57 18 CIONQ 800 Athletic Association 13 will play a friendly gam* of billiards against the Nam Wan Sports Club at Sioux 800 premises at 11 a.m. today. Sion« 800 players are: Wong Soo Tong, Yeo Sim Llm. Leong Chong Tin. Chua Boon Lay. Yeo Koon Yam. Yeo Cheng
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    KWA WINS CYCLING
    143 18 CTAVINQ off a challenge by Sukim bin Hajl Nalb. Kwa Chin Swee rode a fine rac to win the flve-mlle open cycling •print, organised by the Singapore Cycle Racing Association by halt a length at Hong Llm green yesterday. Of 30 starters only eight completed the 29
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    REVERSE FOR THE 'SPURS
    311 19 A 3-1 defeat at Portsmouth LONDON. Saturday. TOTTKNHAM Hotwpars, the League leaders, had a reverse today whe». pkayi»g away from home, they were beaten by Port<im#atk 3-1. The ru»ner«*-iif> Middlesbrough and MancihtJaipr I'nited both ronsolidated their position by winning. Highest score of the day came in
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    44 19 DOT AL Msthiitg Yacht Chah toaaa, which west the Paketraart Wisselbeker Trophy m the scuAfaac ewesM at the intsrpart refsrtta held off Baahaß laaeei jtsaaidsij Picture atiaan: HUndsac Bow. R Lukman G. Purvey Smith Saaw T. kWkW. Kneelis* Cvxwaifi J. gh*»3». gsiajdMy Tlme» aeetawe.
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    IENGAHBEAT S.H.B. 3-0
    132 19 O^' reagah beat tHuganare ijout Board Hecrfation Cub three-nil in their S.A A Chv 2 fixture at Oeylang yester*a» RAF Tengah esjaassssal ausen Peace* pat tte Raf in ts» lead n A* flrat naif. Thm ■stawsr Board Hurt taatad Lowrte aa nurnoer of occasions 1 bvt failed
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    MALAY TEACHERS FKST SPORTS
    81 19 ■safapore Malay Teachers Union yesterday held its first sports me»tin»; at the Geyiana: School around. Malay women teachers, too. narticlnated in the sports. Thay joined in the "mengaram ketupaf. rice-sack romsjctition. m*the 100 yards race for women.' ln "get-the-rhair" competition and netball m Mrs Frisby. wife
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    SPORE BOXING RESULTS
    58 19 DLBi:LT6 ol !a.-t tighf> boxing Cif C M World 9radiun> Boy N;.ho:^^ bt Voun-.' Jamil o» pouiU: Ciever Ounond bt n i«in'« Tee Chsn Ma lim on points: Kan .•p cren with Jonr. James. v. ho was to have (ought Jaflar bin Juflar In Uir main event,
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    57 19 1H (lniah v. one «f tile be at* in the UN metre* i>rt- mr sprint. nrrMisti by the Singapore Cycle Racine Association, at Hon« Ltsn gr*«a on FrMamr- I*e wiMir km Sukim bin Haji (Wk follow*^ by Kam Chm »m Tha.ni Chan Mrn<. ttoird. and Xanaswr Mb 9«wi. fMsrtk. are
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    Transferred to Tapah
    24 19 Peraii SMite foatbaHsr i-iwah m now in Tapah IbßVtßl r |)m n 'ranatfr M r< '<d Tontrol I>partmai»t He nan football
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    MUNUSAMY ROUTS PERAK
    140 19 .•> Time* Iswti Saerto Tner Atauiaor bewler R I f:av routed match bei nang ob the I (adane br 'siting ei«ti9 wwkata I >■ I. it I 44 »»r.ans ftnt IM Penaiu i U Tor nine i Fndav. when i i Ih* spwt borler Joe Andrea te#geored
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    S'PORE POLO CLUB GYMKHANA
    288 19 ITWMR MM pilnMK of Grn Mr John Harding. C-in-C. PAh'BLF, and with wounded gok'ierf from Korea, And Malaya Imiiad at onlookers Singapore PdSo Oub yislfUr held a mo* •uneatful gymMiam whie* tacludod a display tqr the .Guard I>-i Unit. W niter of ili« VC race. »n
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      TAM bound by terms of trust'
      281 19 I HAVE carefully read the letter written by Tengfcu 1 Abdul Rahman, as President of the Football \s>.»( iation of Malaya, to .Mr. McGregor Watt, as President of Singapore A.F.A.. regarding the eligi bility »»f Singapore t© compete in the Ma!a»a Cbd Competition. I
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    F.A. team not playing here
    75 19 CIR Stanlry Rous, secretary Of the Football Asaociati»n has wriiten to Mr. W McGregor Watt, presiden of Siagapere Amateur Football Association, smymg the F.A. team for Australia will not be akle to play in SHiraporf The r A. team. Sir Stanley reveals, will be travelling
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    BORSODI IN THE LEAD
    248 19 MA.NY ihnlilng gi-rut-s were seen m the third and fourth rounu* of the 1961 Malayan cheat championship M .the V M.C.A.. S:r.ijapore. yesteroay. B. W. Borsodi. play:ng with skill and determination, toak over the lead war. two wins, one if ggga over Charlie Lim, who met
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    MARTENS HIT 87 FOR RECS
    173 19 CP«GAPORI Racreaiion Club beat CRX (North) by lour wicaeu on the Ptdang jeatciQaj J. atartarn hit «7 for Rece. Scares: c.sui. ivuarau ArabM a a. WtwrtwH Sway G WvUftuil Fernando b G a* Wtiwt nowxl b O. Wnurnwl J. niiin c Baxter O WMltrUbu* n.
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    9-WKT VICTORY
    53 19 DJf ajS. SaaMawansj irk bat •ram beat todlan HMSatstinsi 2nd S by nine nlsteils at Baieati nlaens «8. !f. n «deb W. B. ■aaiMhim n. M. a. GIU 15) nsmbswtrg mkk tIM leqnlren rtsee ftr the loea of anly the Brat WaaVaaeeA. I C^MtMt VBB IMthaeeVtaW with B.
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    COLONEL DALY WINS DERBY BY 2½ LENGTHS
    2275 20  -  EPSOM JEEP By No Regrets gets sprint in photo-finish COLONEL DAI.V put up a great exhibition to outstay the cream of Malaya's st orrs in the 530.000 Perak Derby over 1} miles at Ipoh yesterday, concluding day of the Perak Turf Club Easter
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    Big Sweep results
    71 20 111 l \l POOL: 5474.0?»0. Ist: N (5137.227) -Mid: V.. irTtll (SUS.6I3) 3rd: No. 3512W (534.3W) M.irl.rs >111« -a»hi KM !3«3M *****8. 1 4T!I'" IMM.MSMI, onxil ition (Si 000 c i. h >.II4H 4711 i:.! ItiBlli4. 373 MM. 4.*>m?. 331 M!). 7303. O« t t. MtM' tm
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    SANDS FOR U.K. IN MAY
    65 20 r\AVE Sands. of Australia, British Empire middleweight champion, will leave tor England in May to defend his crown against the British title-holder, Randolph Turpin. This was announced In Sydney yesterday by Mr. Tom Magulre, Sands' manager. Maquire said he had cabled acceptance ol an offer
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    B.O.D.C.A. badminton section officials
    67 20 /"VFFICE bearers of the Base v Ordnance Depot Civilian Association badminton section (or 1951-52 have been elected as follows: Convenor. Jimmy Ooh; asst. convenor Andrew Tan; committee member. Lee Bon Soo. Affiliated parties or clubs who want matches with the team are to communicate with the
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    Thiam Siew top scorer
    283 20 r|ESPITE a coulribuUon of H ruiu by Colony and South cricketer Cheong Thlam Slew. Singapore Chinese ifecreatton Club were beaten by three wlckeU by Police at Thomson Road yesterday. B.C.R.C. were all out (or 158 (Khoo On« Lee 25). Police replied with 173 for seven (Chia
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