The Singapore Free Press, 23 April 1952

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    20 1 The Singapore Free Press Ttmißlt AFfMWPOW BAIJB IW MALATA So. 15.373- SINGAPORE, WfiDNESD AY, APRIL 23, 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    GOVERNOR ON FIGHT TO DEATH
    968 1 Chinese m Police Force Colony promise m Federation 's struggle "THE basis of *ood government is the maintenance of law and order," said the new S"i rf *fr. J- F. Nicoll, m reply to the address of welcome at his installation m Vwtoria Memorial Hall,
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    REGISTER CALL TO SINGAPORE PEOPLE
    231 1 REGISTER CALL TO SINGAPORE PEOPLE ffcet Press Staff Reporter TEH Governor of Singapore, Mr J F. Nicol. said to*3j that 'the people of the J .a. must understand that th- j. >.. ical philosophy of den^ :a which we aft applyin* depends^ for its success o v ±A the people
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    Girl stopped by man
    110 1 Free Press Staff Reporter CHINESE robber struck a 16-year-old girl m the fi last night after snatchtag away her wallet m Lorong Tai Seng, Singapore. Tfce girl. Tan Bee Eng, was rerun, ing home from the cinema m Paya Lebar Road when stopped by the man.
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    Wanger gets 4 months for assault
    98 1 Wanger gets 4 months for assault HOLLYWOOD, Wed. WALTER WANGER, the film producer, was found guilty yesterday of assault with a deadly weapon m the shooting of an actors' agent, Jennings Lang, who he believed was "threatening" his marriage -to actress Joan Bennett. He drew a four month sentence. The
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    BRITISH TROOPS OCCUPY TOWN
    101 1 LONDON, Wednesday. rnHE Colonial Office said yesterday that British Troops have been ordered to occupy Lane j after Sultan Fadhi Abdul Karim, Premier of the West Aden protectorate fled to Yemen. ernor and Commander-in-chief of Aden, requested the Sultan to go to Aden during an inquiry
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    Best bets at K.L.
    27 1 ALLAN LEWIS'S best bets today *re Constellation, Marcus Aurelius and Starveto. Best ,«"t«**e» CiMUgb and VnOlanme. The GOING will be soft at best
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    NEWSMEN STRIKE
    25 1 A nationwide 24-hour strike of Italy's Journalists add printers began last night, forcing all Italian newspapers to suspend publication until tomorrow morning. U.P.
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    ST. GEORGE'S DAY
    61 1 picture. ELEVEN members of the Singapore branch of the Royal Society of St. George attended a wreath-laying ceremony at the Cenotaph this morning to commemorate St. George's Day m the Colony. Here, Mr. SJE. Travis, president of the Singapore branch, prepares to lay the wreath. He ts
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    FAMINE IN INDU
    14 1 Famine I* spreading m several regions m India esBttMar ot A.F.P.
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    Lorcfs in row over flogging
    129 1 LONDON. Wed. rpWO Labour ex-ministers clashed 'in the Houae of Lords last *W* when one accused th» othef to give everyone thejfrht t* "*o* WL?«1 jWLi tod poaed a motion by Lord itansgmt* to throw out alai which among other ttiingj provided 'or a person.;
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    Colony welcomes its Governor
    305 1 Free Press Staff Reporter IN an address of welcome on behalf of the Singapore people, Sir Han Hoe Lim today assured the Governor that he could count on their co-operation m his efforts to guide them "to the happier and more stable days which must lit
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    Robot brain beats Duke
    75 1 HPHE Duke of Edinburgh played noughts and crosses against an electronic brain yesterday and lost. Prince Philip, who has shown keen interest, m British science m recent months, was visiting the National Physical Laboratory at Teddington. He started his game against the machine with confidence, but
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    Pledge to press on with social services
    523 1 Pledge to press on with social services Free Press Staff Reporter OpHE Governor of Singapore, Mr. J. F. Nicoll, sat* today that internal security was not only m matter of building up strong police and military forces and providing for Civil Defences mm is—. "We must also mess on with
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    ISLAND SINKS UNTO SEA
    48 1 The Island of Kutubdit, eight miles off the East Pakistan coast near Chlttagonsf has begun stakmjt into the sea. The ii w^* T> if was accompanled by a series of underwater explosions which be6 in on March 18, sending ,000 inhabitants into panic. u.p.
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    ICELAND PLAN
    10 1 American engineer* are olaunthfc to trafldt new air-
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    Everyone Has Right to to Health
    689 2 ....And W.H.O, is helping to make that right a reality, says a Special Correspondent EVERYONE m the world has a right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well being of hitnself and his family, says the United Nations Declaration of
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    A Persian Village...
    22 2 part of one of the "undeveloped areas'* of Hie world* where WHO is figtitmg a winning battle against malaria.
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    A Persian Girl...
    49 2 a poor villager with a baby at her back. She looks to WHO to fight the disease* which prevent tome mothers from teeing one ton grow to manhood, to lower the infant mortality rate which it between 25 and 50 per cent of all live births.
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    Mystery of the Bald Patches
    705 2 Mystery of the Bald Patches The SINGAPORE DOCTOR says- jyiLL you kindly inform me of the cause of the sudden appearance of two hairless patches one under my chin and the other at the back of my head. The one under the chin is about 1 inch wide and 1M
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    The man who Jaiows all the Palace secrets is thf Old Guard Ink with the Prime Minister
    1308 3  -  JOHN MATHER ll THE PEOPLE CLOSE 1 1 PI TO TH? QUEEN 11 by j^N American feportec asked Sir Alan^ Lascelles whether he was related to or d Harewood, wliose family name is
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    95 3 The 57 ft. ex-German yacht Marabu (26 tons), now used bg H.M.S. Hornet, Gosport, for racing, hat sailed from Gosport, with a naval crew x>f nine to cross the Atlantic to Newport, Rhode Island, U.SJL. She to compete with other British yachts m the Newport-Bermuda race {900 miles). Marabu* s
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    'KON TIKI' AUTHOR WRITES NEW BOOK
    358 3  - 'KON TIKI' A UTHOR WRITES NEW BOOK Harold Ramm by fHOR Heyerdah!. Norway's young scientist-explorer, has gone into seclusion to write the finishing chapters of a scientific report on his "Kon Tiki" raft expedition across the Pacific In his world best-sell-ing "The Kon Tiki Expedition" he told how he rode
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      204 3 Radio Listening =a» f NDICATING that °c hasSINGAPORE ?B3tSSSraLS Iflg* a n!atertai 0 5or e hS '10 ajn. News- lOjM Women's Hoedowners, Caller: David Mller; BS^SF J^SthJ? 10 ajn. «ews. 745 coto.fia conimentary; book, he say» he has emMagazlne; 11-11.30 London stu- Scottdsh Magaxine~A programme ployed several persons for dto
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, April 23. 1952. Sun rises again
    521 4 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, April 23. 1952. Sun rises again ARECENI announcement telling of the changed status of Occupation Forces m Japan to United Nations Forces stationed m Japan has history completing a full cycle, allowing the Japanese once again proudly to unfurl the Rising Sun of national independence
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    Wagner is 'Out:' Strauss is Back
    745 4 WAGNER is as unff popular In West Germany as he was the rage of the Nazi regime. Germans are m full revolt against the, heavy musical fare they were served up by Hitler. Nationalism Is on the rise, but you would never know it
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    LES PAUL IS A BEST-SELLER
    376 4  -  FELIX By AMERICAN record companies have reported increased sales m 1951. Patti Page and Les Paul were the top sellers about 6,000,000 discs each. Patti's "Tennessee Waltz" (reported to be 4,000,000) was second only to Bing Crosby's "White Christmas'' as the biggest seller of all
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    LATEST RECORDS
    107 4 ARTIE SHAW: Sweet Lorraine. Streamline (Col. D.C. 553). This is a re-issue of two sides which were hits when first heard more than 10 years ago. for economic survival, she must have territory for her over-crowded population, whose prolific rate af multiplicity demands it She tried once, and
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    86 4 COMING SOOH For the two recitals by Walter Giesekine (above) on Thursday (May 8) and Sunday (May 11) the City Council has decided to allow seating for 124 on the platform of the Victoria Hall. These are being sold to University students and Other Rank Servicemen for $1.59. Already they
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    Landlord: Victim or Villain?
    560 4 ]t|Y sense of justice A is disturbed by your editorial of last Tuesday under the heading. "Tenants and landlords. You appear to have swallowed hook, line and sinker the largely unsupported generalisations made by "A Lawyer" m the Sunday Times a week before. Lest Ibe accused
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    NEW RECORDS
    162 4 Falla: "Nights hi the Gardens of Spain" played by Rubinstein (piano) and the St. Lonfa Symphony Orchestra. DB 9708-10. The worst features of the modern virtuoso pianist are here apparent. Rubinstein's brilliant technique has never been doubted and hi this recording hit performance Is a tour de force.
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    A New musical 'Language'
    1351 4  - A New musical 'Language' PRESTO Music topics by LAST week I quoted Toscanini's wither- Ing opinion of modern music. This week I had a chat with a modern composer whose opinion of Toscanini's opinion is no less withering. The composer is Mr. William Rea. 38-year-old Belfast man who has been
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    1,300 are quarantined for 14 days in Penang
    198 5 1,300 are quarantined for 14 days in Penang PENANG, Wed. OELATIVES waiting* to K% greet 1,300 deck passengers who arrived from India m the Rajula two weeks ago have asked the Settlement Government for facilities to contact them at the quarantine camp m Pulau Jerejak, off the south-east coast 61
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    BUILDING MATERIALS CONTROL MAY GO
    161 5 BUILDING MATERIALS CONTROL MAY GO simple stocks m Colony > SINGAPORE Government may lift the^ontrol on the importation and distillation of building materials by the end of this month, control was temporarily suspended m December. ■•> Bn fl rH h .f d n ec H io1 may be tak at
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    26 5 picture. THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER Ocean which arrived »t the Naval Base, Singapore, yesterday with 3Q planes aboard. It will leave on Saturday for Korea. Free Press
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    Public lecture by Dato Onn
    69 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Dato Onn bin Ja'afar, Membe? for Home Affairs m the Federation, will speak on his recent visit to India at a public meeting to be held at the Town Hall, Kuala Lumpur, on Friday at 5.30 p.m. "A Week m India" is
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    Blackout schedule
    70 5 SUBSTATIONS liable to load shedding tonight arc: Great World. Ho Hong Oil Mills. AlexMidra Incinerator, Havelock Rd., jSalayan Brewery, St. James. MUri Rd.. Silat Rd.. Bukii Pasoh. 8J1.T., Trafalgar St., Anton Rd.. Ttonff Bahrn, Sago St., Raman St., Peoples Park, Nanaon Rd.. Lam Soon Oil Bfills* Gnan Hln,
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    Blythe to open hospital wing
    86 5 r THE Colonial Secretary, A Mr. W. I/. Blythe, will open the new $425,000 wing of the Youngberg Memorial Hospital m Upper Serangoon Road tomorrow. Dr. G. G. Innocent, resident house surgeon at the hospital, will deliver the address of welcome. The dedication ceremony will
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    Lorry driver not to blame
    80 5 BUTTERWORTH. Wed. The Province Wellesley Coroner. Inche Abdul Rahman, yesterday held that a lorry driver. Chong Fah, was not to be blamed for the death of a 60-year-old pad! planter. Hussein bin Ahmad. Hussein was cycling out or a lane into the main road of
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    ESPLANADE STALLS: HAWKERS PROTEST
    136 5 fPHE Singapore Hawkers' Union has written a letter to the City Councillors, criticising an alleged proposal to let out the new stalls at the Esplanade to the highest tenderers. The Free Press understands; however, that no definite decision has been made on how the stalls are
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    MINIATURE CAMERAS POPULAR
    130 5 ]||INIATURE cameras are lf gaining popularity, especially among Servicemen, m Singapore. Enlargements of pictures, taken by photographers using miniature cameras, have competed m local photographic exhibitions, organised by the Singapore Art Society and the Singapore Camera Club. The cameras are imported from Germany, united States, Japan, Czechoslovakia
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    Girl Guides in camp
    66 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. GIRL Guides from all parts of the Federation and Singapore are m camp at Klang, Selangor, this week. Led by Miss Wilson, Guide Trainer from Imperial Headquarters m London, the girls are learning campcraft, songs .and games. The camp started on Monday and
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    THIS SCHOONER IS FOR SALE
    136 5 Free Press Stajt Reporter JUNE, the 138-ton refrigerated Danish schooner which has carried frozen fish from Greenland to Denmark and from Denmark to Palestine since her New Zealand owner Mr. N. W. Thomas, bought her nearly a year a*b» will be finds a new owner,
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    Ratepayers: 'Speed power station'
    225 5 TIE Singapore Ratepayers Association, In its annual report to be presented at the general meeting on Apr. 24, says every possible measure must be taken to alleviate blackouts and bring the new power station into operation as early as possible. The association says it has emphasized
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    Bonds are 'undignified finance'
    61 5 Bonds are 'undignified finance' rE issue of premium bonds is a "rather undignified method of public finance* which might "create an impression m the financial world prejudicial to the Colony's long term interests/ smy s the Singapore Ratepayers' Association m its annual report. That is why, the report adds, the
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    IT WAS NOT HIS LAND
    48 5 PARIT DUNTAR, Wed.— Kee Ah Chong, a sand dealer, was fined $50 m the Parit Bun tar Court for unlawful occupation of State land. It was stated that he used the land near the river bank m Parit Buntar to store his sand.
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    Study gifts for two
    88 5 Study gifts for two KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A two-year scholarship for two Malay students at the Dr. Alagappa Chettiar College, South India, was announced by Mr. X/ V. M. Ramanathan Chettiar. m Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Mr. Ramanathan Chettiar. secretary of the College, said the students would be given free tution
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    GOING ON LONG LEAVE TO U.K.
    46 5 TATPINO. Wed.— Dr L. H. Turner. M3.E., Medical Officer, and Matron D. Macdonald of the Taiping Hospital, are proceeding shortly on long leave to Britain. A group photograph was taken of the hospital staff with Dr. Turner and Matron Macdonald.
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    EIGHT BROKE PRICE RULES
    56 5 Kuala Lumpur, Wed.— Fines ranging from $10 to $150 were Imposed on six Port Dickson and two Jelebu shopkeepers for contravening price control regulations. Three gold, coffee and tea, three soul condensed milk and one sold brefcd without valid price control licences. The other shopkeeper did
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    TRANSFERS
    32 5 PORT SWETTENHAM, Wed. —Mr. I. R. Price, Assistant Commissioner for Labour, Klang, and an official member of the Town Board, ha* been transferred to Kedan Mr. H. P. Setchil, District Offl-
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    Dalley to train S'pore unionists
    137 5 Dalley to train S'pore unionists MR. Fred Dalley, a lfl British trade unionist, will arrive m Singapore from the Federat on on June 15 to conduct a. three-week course m trade union leadership here. Arrangements for his visit were made by the Government In consultation with British Trade Union Congress,
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    Workers get, paid leave
    82 5 PENANG, Wed. EMPLOYEES of the Eastern Smelting Company will now get 14 days paid leave every year. This was agreed to by the management at a meeting on Monday with seven representatives of the workers' union. The management, however, rejected a demand for an 85 per
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    FINED $25
    47 5 SEGAMAT. Wed—Muthusamy, aged 55, wa s fined a total of $25 m the Segamat Court on two charges. He wag aCCeged to have broken the curfew at Sungel Senarut Estate, Batu Anam, and to have been caught taking dried flsh out of a restricted area.
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    SERVICES SOCCER ROUND-UP
    401 6 Lodgers *cdtiM to easy WUT Ltitm 3; GBQ Sigs ROYAL Air Force Lodger Units cwipfiitditrrt their position fts leaders m the United Senrtces FA Senior League with an easy victory over O-HQ. Signal Regiment at Chang! yesterday. In a cinci ntrtrrt game Lod* gen played good football
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    Top-form R.N.A.S. crash in five
    651 6 RJiJLS. 5; RA.O.C. i 0. POYAL Naval Air Station Sembawang got back to peak form m w yesterday's victory over Thirty Battalion Royal Amy Ordnance Corps at Sembawang. Centre-forward Leversedge scored a secondlyjf hat-trick. Tfcese two well-deserred 1 points improve Sembawanf 'a 1 standing m
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    CHANGI FORCE A DRAW
    202 6 CHANGI FORCE A DRAW Terror, 2. RAF Changi. 2. A DRAWN result lor which Terror can .only blame themselves. This United Setvices Senior match at Terror yesterday was keenly fought. Terror looked like winning when they held a two-one lead at hall-time, but. a penalty goal lust after resumption levelled
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    JUNIOR LEAGUE
    86 6 Eight goals at Changi TN a high-scoring Services Junior league match, at Changi yesterday R.A.F. Changi 2nd XI beat Royal Nary Kranji by five goals to three. Rayman scored three goals for Changi. The other two were gained by Evans and Worthing ton. Meldrum, Over and Fyffe scored
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    Today's sport
    49 6 SOCCER S.AJF.A.: Div. I— F.f) Raja v AmfcaMes, J&lan Boar; Mr. 2— KoU R«M '-V v Tamil BJI..CTMA gr.; DiT. 3A— Netajl t Social AJP., Gcyluc. BUSINESS HOUSES: P. Bakom v Stan vac, Thomson Road; Dinlop t CoW Storage 'A*. Farrer Park; Mercantile Bank Handelsbank. C.U gr.
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    RUGBY RESULTS
    26 6 Yesterday's UJK. Rugby results: BUG BY UNION: Palmouth 3 Cardiff 6; Deronport Sarvices 0 Ebbw Vale 15. RUGBY LEAGUE: Dewsbury 18. Featherstone Rovers A.P.
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    SAVES ARYAN
    585 6 Aryan* Z: SJB&JFJk. 2. 4RTAN GYMKHANA F.C> the touring Indian team, who played their last soccer match yesterday at Jalan Besar Stadium can count themselves lucky U tore heid the* Singapore Business Houses FJL to a two-all draw. Business Houses were first to score m the first half.
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    VICTORIA WHIP THE SAINTS
    199 6 17ICTORIA school played grand football to blot out St. Andrew's school team from the Singapore Amateur FA. Youth League m the semi-finaL played at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. This was their third meeting. They won more convincingly than the score two-nil suggests, being superior m every
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      181 6 MdndrflkC Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya l ->T >> A^,?Tl2^iJ??uiv O 7nA A c R 'J I liviiiJJc T/^NM Shh~ 3 I ALL THIS- I If MANDRAKE ONLY Mr roijrmTM^rci n > ,H .^rM T LA r M lSn?^l 4* ¥7 boss--! a loap KAt«^6 AROUWOQUTSIOE. j^j
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      226 6 YOUR LUCKY STAR ftOBN today, you -hive a progressive and energetic nature. A little too sure of yourself, at times, it Is probably this self-assurance that helps you to get what you want when you want it. The stars say you ■■■■If be successful m what-evu project you undertake but
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    STURVETA TO SCORE A DOUBLE TODAY
    1139 7 Latest hints and tips from K.L. course o From A^LAN LEWIS STURVETA, for a double was the general opinion at the Kuala Lumpur track this morning. Though he did not beat much when He won on the first day he did his job like
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    34 7 picture O-un Angulha, Business Houses' goalkeeper, leaps to ,ay? a hisrh shot during yesterday s game at Jalan B sar stadium against the Indian tourists The result was a two-all draw Free p ress
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    Second-half storm subdues Rocklites
    428 7 Baton* Sajarah A' 4; Rocklites aaRRYIXG all before them m the second half, 1 Katons Sajarah *A* scored a well earned fourtwo win over Rocklites m their S.A.F.A. Second Division ?arae on 8.0.D.C.A. ground yesterday. Rlx -klites had as much of the first half as their
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    Marciano kayos Gino
    105 7 ROCi^i M*rcia~o, 18^4 lb., scored a sensational second round knockout over Gino Buovino, 196^ lb.. of Italy, m thei^scheduled 10-round fight m Providence on Monday night. The knockout came m the lmin. 39sec. of the second round. Marciano, punching sharply, scored his 40th straight victory and his
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    ANTHONY HURT
    38 7 Aryan Gymkhana half back Patrick Anthony was injured m yesterday's game against Business Houses F.A. and will have to rest for a couple of weeks. But he will travel with the team to Saigon and Manila.
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    Three matches for Aryan
    66 7 Three matches for Aryan KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Football Association of Selangor has approved three games to be played by the Aryan Gymkhana soccer tourists m Kuala Lumpur. On May 3 they will r-e f Selangor State*, on May 4, T.P.C.A., FAS Cup winners and on May 7, Selangcr Chinese
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    'Tiger 'out to mar Samara's record
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