Malaya Tribune, 26 April 1950

Microfilm: NL3773
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    61 1 MALAYA Tribune BY 7m PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Tek 'Tribune" Spore. LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN MALAYA Phone 5811/3 Nine Lines Published simultaneously at Singapore. Kuala LMipw. ipoh una Penan TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1950 TEN CENTS, THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE B Maurice Glover Malaya
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    Is This The Privateer's Raft?
    94 1 p Searrh!ead «r Cap!.; In O'Jhi l, K..ugler (I -t) and his assistant, raia Jfeaa Q. jaoies, exa mini- th- life raf! found In the l?a!ile s«-a ami hrotxtrht to -rur.-li hradqiiarf«rs at ('openhajr/eM, '< i iiarh. The rait Is be»u>v»l to L.'.-fi" fo the
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    PROF. BALL'S WARNING WAS PERSONAL
    108 1 Renter. SYDNEY. Tues —Professoi W. MeMahon Balls radio commentary on Australian aid to Malaya had no official significance, the Chairman of the Australian Broadcasting Commission. Mr. R. J. Boyer. said yes terday. A Melbourne newspaper published a cable from its tapore correspondent Tdav morning saymg
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    Best Bets For Today
    18 1 riif best beta for loday's in Kuala 1 Lumpur arc he Backer and Jaunty.
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    ALY BUYS A MANOR
    21 1 A.P. KATTERSTOWN. TUf Aly Kiian has bought nearby town Manor rrom Brocket tor an undisclosed pti<v a.J*.
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    Malayan Chinese Must Have More Influence, Says The Times
    209 1 A.P. LONDON, Tuesday. THE Chinese population in Malaya must have an influence commensurate with its commercial stake in the country and there must be no delay in dealing with the large number of Chinese souatters who are at present terrorised into
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    BOXING BOARD CHANGES
    405 1  -  Brooks Decision Is Upheld B > SPECTATOR THE Boxing Board of Control has decided to uphold the decision of Referee Eric Dunsford disqualifying Boy Brooks early in the fourth round ot' his fight with Dave Sands. This is in direct opposition to the stand to Von on
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    DRIVER CRUSHED TO DEATH
    59 1 JOHOHE BAHRU, Today.— A 25-year-old Chinese lorry driver was crushed to death at 8 p.m. yesterday when the vehicle skidded into a bank by the roadside after being fiied on by bandits on the Kluang-Mersing Road. Tnree other occupants of the lorry escaped injury and one
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    UNIONS TO FIGHT BENHAM REPORT
    535 1 Majority Of Govt Men Dissatisfied mu n Tribune Staff Reporter T enh a») Report released yesterday brought strong protests from most sections of Government employees. Several unions are preparing representations to Government on various aspects of the Report, it Ls understood The Singapore Teachers' Union
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    POLICE — TRIBESMEN CLASH: 24 KILLED
    122 1 POLICE TRIBESMEN CLASH: 24 KILLED Reuter. TRIBESMEN killed three African policeman and twenty African civilians in a clash in North-West Kenya yesterday, it was reported here today. the clash occurred in a i.gq:. with Suk tribesmen m me Lake Barincro district, while police were trying to arrest an African leader
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    Indo-Pakistan Trade War Ends Today
    50 1 U.P. NEW DELHI. Tues.—The terms of the trade deal ending the seven months old Indo-Paklstan commercial war were announced today. The agreement, signed In Karachi last Thursday, was formally approved by the Indian Cabinet today. The text was released simultaneously at Karachi and New Delhi.—U.P.
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    Mac A Feels Occupation Should End
    61 1 U.P. !XJS ANGL.KB. Tuts.--jj k.:;i ./.acAiiliur fees un v in#- occupation o! tn<l v [reace v ov«vdue' nut troop: ftjx •'< luaui r.g Uit wit sta^ sia irom niovimj ax, to Captain rison, the fIJ ,»s--torian for v.'. bj U 'lue itoMtc* <&;i said
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    STRACHEY DEFENDS THE KING
    111 1 U.P. LONDON. TtK*. Tiro King is just a figurehead in many parts of the world but the House uj Commons was shaiply rem?,nd w d toda y ™1 lie still has prerogatives and can do no wrong. The incident was i small one. War Minister .Tonn
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    PRODUCERS FEAR BIG RISE IN RUBBER PRICES
    286 1 rrmr ww TriD «we Staff Reporter s T m fl nn k i^ m V ld Wlth Prices ThpL d re S led u der widely fluctuating f 'May s& f ZL e« day and then sl id down to 74 l^tn^ 3^
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    WOMEN RIOTERS HELD IN SAIGON
    154 1 Reuter. PARIS. Tues. About 30 arrests were made when some hundreds or Vietnamese women demonstrated outside tN South Vietnam Government building in Seigon today. Agence Fiance Presse reported. The women complained they had been refused permission to take food to prisoners in the Central Prison
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    R.A.F. Are Ordered Out
    161 1 DOCK STRIKE Reuter A.P. LONDON, Tucs.—The British Government today ordered the Royal Air Force into London's strike-bound dockland to help the 2.500 soldiers and sailors already there unload and load the idle ships. Servicemen today were busy on 16 ships, most of them bringing food to
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    STOP PRESS Liberals Will Vote With Tories
    77 1 U.P. LONDON, Tues. The Liberal bloc of nine members has decided to vote solidly with the Conservatives against the Socialist Government s budget today. This left the issue to be decided by the number of ailing members able to hobble to the House
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    BLUE FLAMES SET MY SHIP ABLAZE'
    790 2 Stricken Tankers Captain Tells Of Pulau Samboe Tragedy TAPTAIN Alexander Howe, master of the AngloL Saxon tanker, 'Lingula,' told the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday that after an explosion at the Pulan Samboe oil installations one hour before midnight on April 16, "blue flames" ate
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    BRIDE OF THE WEEK
    51 2 Mr. Jack Livingstone a planter in Sagil Estate, on Dunlop Plantations, and Miss Pamela Harmoul wert married at the Presbyterian Church, Orchard Road, yesterday. The bride was given away by Mr. Waltei Mrs. J. Werne acted as the matron of honour. Mr. J. Werne was best
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    TALK ON YWCA
    48 2 Th? president of the Singapore and Malaya Y.W.C.A. Mrs. Amstutz. and the General Secretary. Miss Lynch, along with representatives from the Federation, will broadcast over the Blue Network ol tfadio Malaya today at 6.30 p.m., on toe occasion oi tne vvonu .Membership Day of Y.W.C.A.
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    $15,000 Jap Notes Worth Only $980.70
    322 2 A CHINESE temple keeper, Yeow Chew Yu, who claimed he had settled three pre-war mortgages totalling $15,000 with the payment of a similar sum in Japanese currency in May, 1944 was told by the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Murray-Aynsley, yesterday that his payment was
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    PEACE LEAGUE
    35 2 Miss Yao Yih Lung. President of the World Peace League Association, has returned from Hongkong. Those who wish to meet her and join the Association may do so at 18, Hamilton Road, Singapore.
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    FILM SHOW
    31 2 The Tiong liahru Community Centre will hold a film show at Eng Hoon Street tonight at 7 pm. The films have been lent by the Department of Public Relations.
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    HAWKERS' MEET
    27 2 The Hawkers' Enqu' *y Commission will hold its next meeting on May 1, at 12 15 p.m. in the Board Room L* hOUI I Mlic
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    NEW DIRECTORY
    32 2 The second edition of the Malayan Trade Directory issued by Messrs. Mathespn Sinn and Co. have ten sections, including G.P.O. numbers of commercial firms and information on estates and mines.
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    THE 'RETREAT'
    28 2 The massed bands of the 26th. Gurkha Infantry Brigade will beat the "Retreat" on the Singapore Cricket Club padang on Thursday. May 4, at 6 p.m.
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    Mrs. Jogendra Singh. Mrs. Anand. wife of thr Indian Government Information Officer, and Mrs. Phyllis Jacobs at Monday night's party at the Capitol Blue Room, given by Mr. Jogemlra Singh, the Indian Trade Commissioner, in nonour of Mr. J. A. Gandhi and other members of the eCalico Milis Ltd., Ahmedabad and Alhed Industries Mission.
    54 2 Mrs. Jogendra Singh. Mrs. Anand. wife of thr Indian Government Information Officer, and Mrs. Phyllis Jacobs at Monday night's party at the Capitol Blue Room, given by Mr. Jogemlra Singh, the Indian Trade Commissioner, in nonour of Mr. J. A. Gandhi and other members of the eCalico Milis Ltd., Ahmedabad
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    SONGS STRUCK WRONG NOTE
    196 2 J.OHORE BAHRU, Tuesday. fHINESE songs which incited people to flout legal processes, bring the Government into disrepute and even threaten it were found in the Majedee Detention Camp this year. This was stated by a high C.I.D. official in the Magistrate's Court here today, at the
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    'No Interest For Jap Regime' Plea Fails
    188 2 MR. JUSTICE EVANS yesterday di.--misred an application by Mr. D. J. Elias tin. no interest be charged, for the occupation period, on a pre■ occunation mortgage debt. widen he rwed to the Easter i United Assurance Corporator. Ltd. The application was ma 'c
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    S.J.A.B. EXAMS
    49 2 Fifty-nine Members of the Kallang Division of the St. John's Ambulance Brigade passed the examination held at their Headquarters recently. Those who wish to join First Aid and Home Nursing Classes should contact the Lady Superintendent. Mrs. J. C. Barry or the Hon. Secretary, Mrs. D. Faris.
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    Union Seeks High COL Allowance
    156 2 THE Singapore Air Ministry Local Staff Union is claiming high cost of iiving allowance for th< Air Ministry's civilian employees as an alternative to housing allowance, it is stated the annual n-por: of th< for 1949. issued The present claim has been put forward because
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    TOOK MONEY BY -CHARGE
    108 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues Hussein bin Haji. aged 40 of Kota Tinggi Police Station was charged yesterday with intentionally putting Tan Lai Huat in fear of injury, depriving him of his identity card, and then inducing him to deliver $5 at Sungei Rirggil Village on Feb. 17.
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    ASSIZE TRIAL FOR MAN ON ARMS CHARGE
    86 2 Ycc Kicn Chong. aged was committed to the next Assizes for trial by the Sixth Pc'icc Magistrate yesterday at the conclusion of an enquiry in which Yee was tentative "y charged with carrying an automatic pistol. It was alleged that OB Maich 11.
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    AIRCRAFT PROF IN COURT
    58 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues A five-foot aircraft plJOpe" was in court today when tw Chinese were charged before Magistrate Taib with fraudulent possession of thr oropcl'ers at Jalan Kebon Teh, Johorc Bahru on At r. 24. The Chinese Hong Chuafl 47, and Wee Boon Teck. 51. claimed
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    ANNUAL MEET
    36 2 The Hongkong University Alumni Association. South Malaya, will old Its annual general meeting and dinner at the City Club on Friaaj at 7.30 p.m. Office-bearers for 1950 will be 1 ctea a. this meeting.
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    BIRTH CONTROL
    36 2 The East West S will hold a debate at p.m. tomorrow at the on tish Council Hall. The m jcct ot tbe a< l»t( '•Family planning Is one >• the most urgentl) reforms in South
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      418 2 RADIO MAI AVA MALAY PROGRAMMES mary in Mandarin; 12.48 Manda iy «lA*-AiA 12.00 p.m. Programme Sum- rim SekS-tions; 100 \«n in Mnn BLUE NETWORK EE! f& e^J** m > Vi A». y \«d r?nt»^ i"s 100 i \S w Dowa Foochow Selections; 2.00 Closevmphsu m M »c P-" 1 rrojrimme
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    NO BACK PAY ON NEW SCALES Form A S'pore Regiment
    163 3 Laycock A Singapore Regiment, based on the lines of a Commando trained group which would be trained to hit.'best standards of fflciency of the British Army, paid on the United X :i scaie, 'and liable to be sent anywhere in
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    Tan Calls For Cheaper Cinemas
    587 3 Mil. C. C. Tan (Municipal South West) speaking 1 the Legislative Council said that some reduced be made in cinema tax especially in the r seats of the first run theatres, the cinema,.Mr. Tan said, has assumed a very important role in the present day
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    YEW HOCK JUSTIFIES THE REPORT
    177 3 MR. Lim Yew Hock, Nominated Legislative Councillor and Labour Party member, justified the Benham Report In a broadcast over Radio Malaya. His reasons. The total remuneration and not the basic pay under the scheme is more beneficial. The scheme givea adequate avenues of promo* tion
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    Benhatn Urges New Method Of Conversion
    833 3 f OVERNMENT servants, both in Singapore and the U Federation, will not get back payments on con version to new salary scales if the recommendations of the fcenham Committee are accepted by the two Governments. 4 Instead conversion from old to new salaries will
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    CALL FOR QUICK DECISION ON BENHAM REPORT
    341 3 Mr. Lim Yew Hock, Trade Union member of the Legislative Council, urged the Government to minimise delay in dealing with the recommendations of the Benham report. Said he: "Immediateconsideration by this Council will do much lo ease the anguish and the mental as
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    Mekerron Says Goodbye-
    215 3 QIR PATRICK McKKRROX, iJ retiring Colonial Seor"» lary, shewed signs of emotion when iic rose in the Legislative Council chamber to bid farewell to Singapore aftei nearly thirty years c. < Jovernment service Baying thai, it wss wit'i considerable sadness that he pr epared to leave Malaya,
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    HIGHER S'PORE ALLOWANCE SUGGESTED
    754 3 IGOVERNMENT servant:! both in Singapore and the Federation will draw a lower cost-of-living allow ance, if the recommendations of the Joint Committee on Cost of Living Allowances are accepted l *y both Legislatures. The Committee's report was to leased yesterday. The drop will affect only those
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    —S'PORE SAYS 'BON VOYAGE'
    280 3 jllß. R. Jumabhoy, Legislative' Council ™lative'Council memoer for the Indian Chamber of Commerce, who has been in Singapore for 35 years, was the spokesman at tne Council's meeting, lor his fellow councillors In a welcome and a farewell. He welcomed back tne Governor. Sir Franklin Gimson.
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    The Secrets Of Arnhem Land
    177 4 WORLD WILL SEE ABORIGINAL ART DEEP in the numerous caves of Arnhem Land, on the northern coast of Australia, a recent expedition found traces of a lost civilisation. On the cave walls and ceilings they discovered paintings that were photographed in 4-olovir for a I'nited
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    This Is No Fairyland-It's A Big Boaring Fire That Gutted A Town
    63 5 This sight s. ene U,ow« fKmen ignited by a oigarche butt as they sweep through the iame< -Japanese r* < V imat il 1.500 building weft in the heart al the city. Damage is crtfcna**) at mor> (hu.
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    COST OF GOODS KEEPS PACE WITH BONUSES
    410 5 AND THE RICH MAN'S BREAKFAST IS THE POOR MAN'S MID-DAY MEAL THE VICIOUS CIRCLE HITS EGYPT Reuter. CAIRO, Tuesday. IN Egypt today, men in their clubs and cafes, and women out on shopping 1 expeditions talk more frequently about Ghalab el Mahecsha—the cost
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    FATHER'S DAY IN FRANCE
    57 5 A.P. PARIS. Tues. France will have its first Fathers Day on Sunday. Jane 19, the same day as this event in the United States. It Is- being sponsored by a new fetes and traditions committee, which has already revived St. ValenUne's Day in France and a
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    Royal Ban
    71 5 U.P. BANGKOK. Tues King Phuiniphon Aduldet's coronation ceremony on May 5, will be i losed to newspaper reporters and photographers according to an official announcement last night. The king's official photographer only will take pictures and sub mit the undeveloped films to the king. It was learned that
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    DIGGERS TOLD: C'WEALTH IS PROUD OF YOU
    92 5 Reuter. TOKIO. Tues.—The whole of the British Commonwealth is proud of the magnificent example which the British occupation forces have set tor Japan. Lieutenant General H. Rooertson. Commander -in Chief of the British Commonwealth Occupation Forces, today told an ANZAC parade in Kure
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    'OLD FAITHFUL' IS DISPLACED
    76 5 Reuter. LONDON. Tues. Mrs. Attlees 1938 'Old Faithful car has been displaced oy a 1950 satin-bronze Humber Hawk, with red leather upholstery. It cost £800 sterling and does 70 miles an hour. There was comment about the age of her car when Mrs. Attlee drove her
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    SUNSPOTS APPEAR
    39 5 Reuter. LONDON. Tues. —A small sunspot tirst reported on i April 22 has now grown considerably in size, and it is therefore predicted radio con--1 ditions will be affected over the next four to five days.— Reuter.
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    New Cancer Treatment To Be Tested
    116 5 A.P. NEW YORK. Tues. The American Cancer Society announced that a piece of radio-active cobalt, about twice the size of a golf ball, is going to the University of Texas for cancer treatments. Cobalt is a tough, heavy, silver-white metal. This particular piece has
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    ACCOUNTANTMANILA'S BEST DRESSED MAN
    59 5 Reuter. MANILA, Tues. —For the first time since liberation, the country's best-dressed man has been proclaimed. He's Amado S. Carlos, Manila tax accountant by profession and man about tcvn. He captured first place in a sartorial tilt conducted by a Manila newspaper. Runner-up honours went to
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    U.S. BOLSTERS TURKEYS NAVY
    173 5 Reuter. ISTANBUL. Tues.—United military aid to ™urk< has "strengthened l he Turkish Navy by 200 cent, from the point lew of training, material and the number of ships," according to Ad roiral Samuel Ginder. head f)f the naval section of the United States Military Mission to
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    Assaulted Foreign Women: Two Die
    140 5 Reuter-AAP. HONGKONG, Tuesday. TWO Chinese robbers have been executed tc 1 Shanghai after being convicted of armed robberies and criminal assault on foreign women, according to arrivals from the north. The order for their execution was issued in accordance with an eightpoint proclamation issued by
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    SMUGGLER'S END
    38 5 A.P. TAIPEI. Tues.—Sentence of death was passed here on Wu Yung-chi. 30-year-old Cantonese alleged to have been the ring-leader of a gang which smuggled gold bars to Hongkong and engaged in other outlawed financial transactions. A.P.
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    Perverted Murderer Of Devil's Forest
    117 5 Reuter-AAP. TOKIO. Tues. —The poLco here have been alerted against a perverted murderer who selects lor hi* victims girls who stroll with their boyfriends at night. Since the night of March 15 the murderer has stabbed to death three girls, all in the neighbourhood of
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    AFTER BENHAM
    639 6 THE Benham Report and the findings of the Joint Committee on Cost of Living Allowances wiU not cause much jubilation, if they cause any at all. In fairness to the gentlemen who have been probing salaries and allowances, it must be said that their chances of producing a
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    PERSIAN BABIES TAKE TO OPIUM
    1054 6  -  by Leopold Herman Reuter. TEHERAN, POWERFUL sections or j.ublic opinion in Persia today are again pressing the Government to take more vigorous action against the consumption and i" legal cultivation of the opium poppy. There are some two millions opium addicts in Persia today. It
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    ARAB LEAGUE TAKES STOCK
    890 6  -  by Olof Haddad A.P. CAIRO. THE Arab League has had its birthday. What lies ahead? Israel has emerged as an alien state in the heart of a troubled Arab world. It introduced a new, unpredictable complication into the already complex problem of Arab unity. The problem
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    AMERICA PLAYS THE GAME
    656 6  -  AMERICAN NEWSLETTER hw J. Kerigan NEW YORK. PRESIDENT Truman uphold a 38-year-old tradition by appearing At Griffith Stadium in Washington to toss out the rirst ball of the 1950 major league baseball season. Every American President since William Howard Tal i in 1912 has looked upon
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    AID FOR INDIANS
    336 6 A.P. NEW YORK. THE American Indian problem is ripe for re-study, Indian Commissioner lonn R. Nichols .-aid in his annunl repo "t. "The 400,000 Indians in United States, with their 56,000,000 acres of undeveloped lands, represent human and natural resources whuh our nation cannot afford to negle:t,"
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    MILLIONS ARE STILL WAITING FOR HOMES
    418 7 Five Years Afier The War LONDON, Tuesday. FIVE years after the war, millions are still waiting for homes of their own to rise from the nibble of the conflict in Europe. From Moscow to London, new homes and business structures are going up. But
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    POSED AS SALVATION ARMY MAN
    154 7 Ailahiui tin Ismail, aged i, was yesterday sentenc- the First District Judge to three years' rigorous imprint." to De followed by two police supervision after was convicted of: i. Falsely representing to K.ij; h bin Alias, on Jan. 18. that hi was an employee of
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    CASE SENT TO MAGISTRAITE'S COURT
    141 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Tuci, M W. B. Suther'an 1. President of the Sessions Court, today ordered the hea ing of the case against S. Seenannttv. Government storekeeper, to be stopoeO and transferred to the Magistrate'? Coure So.napatu is charged wit 1 dishonestly misappropriating 14 boxes of
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    Complete Houses By Air
    85 7 Reuter-AAP. SYDNEY. Tues.—Houses are being flown into the central highlands of New Cuinea and assembled at the rate of of one a month by Hying carpenters" of C.oroKa. the unofficial capital of the area. The flying carpenters are three Australian building contractors. Tbev say pre-cut houses
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    BIRTHDAY SPECIAL
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    P.C. TIED TO TREE AND KNIFED
    109 7 KUA'.A LUMPUR, Tuesday AN LXTRA POLICE CON STABLE who was go' ig from Fong Yew San station to Tapah was stopper! by bandits, who tied him to a tree and cut him on the thighs and forearms. He was also beaten on in back
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    'McKerron' Stadium For Singapore?
    284 7 THE new spprts stadium of Singapore may oe 1 called the "McKerron Stadium." It was due to Sir Patrick's suggestion and enthusiastic assistance that a bill has been introduced in the legislative Council to provide the city with an up-to-date spore s stadium. This was revealed
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    'ELIJAH' AT VICTORIA HALL
    69 7 A chorus of 90 singers aad the 50-scrong Singa pore Symphony Orchestra will present Mendelssohn s "Elijah" on Friday. May 12 and Sunday. May 14 at the Victoria Memorial Hall. The soloists will be suprano. Evelyn de Souza. Tenpr Paul Ablsheganaden, Alto Julie Pope and Bass
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    War Department Men Will Study Benham Report
    414 7 THE Army Civil Services Union and other associations of War Department employees in Singapore will be invited to comment on the Benham Report on salary revision for Government servants, the Tribune understands. The War Department has always used Government's policy on salaries as
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    "We Are Seeing Thru' The Reds"
    219 7 PEOPLE in tins Colony are beginning to realise wnai. Communism means. Su Franklin uimson, the Governor, told the Singapore Legislative I,OUUC' >' v 1 <lu V They appicciate iat it la a system ot Government that ptomotcs the ideology of comimt and happiness 01
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    REOPENED
    26 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Sepang sub -Jistr» office is being reopened Tuesday and Thursda"* only. National registrat on work will be attended to on Thursdays
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    S'PORE POLICE PRAISED
    198 7 SIR PATRICK praised tlu Singapore police for kce ing down the terror from the Colony. He .said that for ov«r a year and i half, the Colon*/ had l>cen "spaced ffom actus* terrorist incidents in midst." Sir Patrick, who was or» po. ing the prolongation of the
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    MALAYAN FORCES HAVE SUPERIOR EQUIPMENT
    450 8 THE FRENCH, LIKE THE BRITISH, FIGHT TERROR IN S-E-A BUT Reuter. THUC TRUNG, South Vietnam, Tuesday. UIGH, narrow brick towers garrisoned by a feu riflemen armed with a machinegun stand guard today every half-mile along main roads out of Saigon. They are part of the
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    H. K. WANTS NO NEW FACES
    58 8 Reuter-AAP. HONGKONG. Tues.—Restriction of the entry of Chinese from Macao into Hongkong will be effective from tomorrow. The immigration authorities yesterday conferred wkh shipping firms operating Mc-cao-run vessels, and it was agreel that only the same "umber of people taken out r.om the Colpy
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    ASIAN INSTITUTION
    39 8 U.P. KARACHI, Tues.—An Asian agriculture training institute will be set up at Lahore ttus winter unde- the joint sponsorship of the Government of Pakistan, tne Food and Agriculture Organization of tho United Nations and the International Bank.—U.P.
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    CARD TO SETTLE IN JAPAN?
    80 8 Reuter-AAP. TOKYO. Tues —In Ja'.Mti today it cos.s 20,000 yen (£*?o sterling) to obtain an "alien registration card" whi?o gives foreigners legal residence here. The newspaper Ashai Shin.bun reports today that that is the price of a registration card on the "b'eckmarket." Blank registration car-Js
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    AUSTRALIAN BEAUTY
    41 8 Margo L»*e, the fUwt" j ralian singer and act- who >vil! make a p. r< »ual appealan~.* at th«- Cathay Jlestauranl on Satuida.v. Margo is on a world t.eir. S"he will stay over in Singapore for a tew days.
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    Hainan Victory Will Break S'hai Blockade
    169 8 U.P. NEW DELHI, Tuesday. THE successful Communist invasion of Hainan island threatens to break the back of the Nationalist blockade of south China and to cut off Japan's steel mills from their last Asiatic source of iron ore. If the Communist I in capturing
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    MALAYANS TO STUDY IN THE STATES
    85 8 Three Malayan students, two from Ipoh and one from Singapore, are shortly leavbu: for the USA for further studies. One of them is a girl, the 21-year-old Miss Cheong Cn?c Pin ot Ipoh, who will stuoy international trade at Merger University, Macon Georgia The
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    MUSICIANS
    44 8 The Masters Quartet who are giving concerts on April 28 and May 1, will arrive to day ai 3.15 p.m. at Kallang from Cairo by Q ANT AS BOAC. The quartet include Mr. Masters, Mr. Anders >n Miss Jamiescn and Miss Tav lor.
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    CONGRESS MEET
    26 8 The Annual Genera' Election of the Singapore Regional Indian Congress w'.U 1 held tomorrow at 6 p.m at No fi Race Coarse I^anr, Singapore.
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    C.A.T. LEAVES HAINAN
    61 8 A.P. HONGKONG. Tues.—l Civil Air Transport (CATj flew its last two planes our of Hainan Island last night a spokesman for the reti r eo Major-General Claire L. Chnr. nait's airline said today. The pilots, Weldon Bigny. and cnarles Hayes took on at 1700 and 2000 "hours
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    TOKIO POLICE HAS WOMEN SERGEANTS
    58 8 TOKIO. Tues.—The Metropolitan police force here will have in its ranks for the first time in history four female sergeants. The four were qualified for promotion alter taking examinations this month. Two of them will be assigned to the crime prevention section. and one each
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    TO MOSCOW
    26 8 A.P. SAN FRANCISCO. Tues A Chinese Communist Labour delegation is enioutc to Moscow to attend Soviet May Day celebrations, the Peiping Radio said yesterday.—A.P.
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    US FIFTH COLUMNISTS' IN SIAM—RUMOUR
    137 8 BANGKOK, Tuesday. JjIAMESE police iirimediately carried out a probe following publication in Siamese language newspapers of reports that American "fifth columnists" had set up a network in Siam "Under the supervision of General Mac Arthur." Major Genera! Phao Sriyanond, Deputy Director-Gene-ra! of the Police Department,
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    TWO BOMBS THROWN INTO OFFICERS' MESS
    89 8 Reuter SAIGON. Turs.—T/'o ,rerades were thrown by T 't minh rectutl.; in front of a French cMcers mess in centre of Saigon. One ofli'vr wlk) was badly injured, pm sent to hostital. "A. kronen officer who been stabbed during recent riots between young Victn;
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    'Help Formosa', Pleads Koo
    171 8 U.P. TORONTO. Tues.—Wellington Koo, Nationalist QH&l's Ambassador to the Unltea States, made a new appc today for military, econonvc and political help to Nations list forces ir Formosa. In a speech prepared for e*eUvery before the Canadian Club of Toronto Koo assort 1 that prompt and
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    RUBBER STOCKS DOWN
    86 9 ■i I van übher stocks in ,t: with the deaW-rs 0 30 tons 'i I end o f Ma«.cn spared with the end of v ihe rubber statrs immaiy issued yestevwed tocks 'at the mA March a» 61,033 tons I 70.063 at the end rf 1 rbtuary.
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    U.S. RUBBER CO. MAKES BIG SALES DRIVE
    175 9 NEW YORK. Tuesday. A new chapter in advertisjng history will be written tomorrow when the United States Rubber Company begins a major scale iblicity campaign to sell its rubber products outof the tyre and tube category. Beginning April 27 newspapers in th° Pittsburgh
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    LONDON SHARES
    186 9 Reuter. LOXDON Tlies.- -Today was "pay day on the London stock exchange and settlement appear- cd to proceed smoothly and m ithout dittlLir ty. Prices were steady to occasionally tiriaer with trading lestricted by a disposition to await the outcome of the vote on the United Kingdom budget
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    RUBBER MARKET
    142 9 THE rubber commodity market was very erratic U ia\. The market open•h only buyera about and no sellers. Business passed at 77 cents per pound May shipment No 1 RSS. thru with sellers entering ket pi ices slid down to 73 cents but steadied tods the close reaching
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    STEADY BUIL DING GOING ON IN S'PORE
    338 9 RECONSTRUCTION and building repairs in Singapore made steady progress throughout the last year. A number of large contracts have been placed, a number of buildings and installations have been completed, and there are indications that the present building trend will continue. The Singapore
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    Tin Prices
    88 9 SINGAPORE, April 25: Tin price was *29t 5 8 per picul ev-sme'ter. I p $5 8. LONDON, April 24: Spot £591 1 2. Down £2 J 2. Three months £591 1/4. Down £3. Settlement price £»{»2. Down £2. Turnover 5 tons. Second session: Spot £591. Down £2 3
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    'US. Losing Faith In Synthetics'
    210 9 Mr, E. C. Martin, alternate for chairman of Jeram ITI Kuantan Rubber Estate Ltd., told shareholders a* the annual general meeting on April 22: "The USA seems to have lost some of its confidence in its substitute products, even in their most sophisticated forms, while
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    FORD SALES
    36 9 A.P. DETROIT, Tues.—The For I Motor Co., said its dealer* sold 355,315 cars and truck* during this year's first quarter. This compares with 23** 465 /chicles sold in the mm» ?riod of 1949«— A.P.
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    AIR MAIL
    130 9 Mails are expected from Aden. Afghanistan. Alaska. Europe. South America. Azores. West Indies British Guiana. Biitish Hondui/s. Canada. Canary Islands. Cyprus. EtfyP l Etc Falkland Islands. Gibra tar. United Kingdom. Honduras. Tr-.-h.nd. India Iran, Iraq. Leward Islands. Vss r. U.S.A., Virgin, 1.-lands. Windward Islands. Aft hi. Aus tralia.
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    SEA MAIL
    40 9 Mails are expected from the Federation ot* Malaya. Hongkong. Japan and China today at the G.P.O. Mails for Hongkong. China South and East Africa will close at noon and for the Federation at 5.45 at the G.PO. today.
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    MADE IN JAPAN
    59 9 The ;»,200 NO freigh»er If. s. rhiUippe—the largest fnightei yet built in post-war Japan —was launrhel from l'r«ga Dockyards recently. «he ship is owned by Iv>u Dreytes Co. Ltd.. of France. If has a length of 138 feet and a breadth of n\ fp»i. maximum spe-tl of
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    IN PORT
    78 9 President FlMinore (44); Bolam (SHEERS); J. ILuckenbach Bo'ssevdn (42 3); SigU (40 1); Tjipanas (38 9); Beneruaehan (36); Steel Vendor (38 4): Melatn pus (81 2): Lenevere't (WSKDE); Memnon (17 <>; Evros (19 20); C McLe-vl »1 I); Amain (23 4); Lal»o dia— (25 6); Nago a (27
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    TALKS SOON ON NEW PACT FOR JAPAN, £ AREA
    130 9 TALKS SOON ON NEW PACT FOR JAPAN, AREA Reuter-AAP. TOKIO, Tuesday. NEGOTIATIONS for a new £150,000,000 trade pact 11 between Japan and the sterling area are expected to beerin here here on May 16. Gen Douglas Mac Arthur's Foreign Trade Section has advised Japanese officials to be ready to attend
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    TRADE MISSION
    19 9 SAIGON Tues. An economic mission consisting of two Americans and 14 Koreans arrived here today from Hongkong.
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    Rubbers —Poor Interest
    49 9 Rubbers Poor Interest SINGAPORE, April I*. The pi cc of niboer which is continuing to rise as All acted greater interest in sibling rubber shares in the London market. But locally :he respond has been i.ivappointtng. Industri |M ti nd t i sbares WW quietly steady with moderate bnsiness.
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    835 9 Singapore, Apr. 25. INDUSTRIALS Buyer* Seller" Atlas Ice U. 90 12.25 AJe*. Bncfcj Prcf 2.30 2.40 Ord .25 8.8. Petrol 33,3 34^3 BM. Trustees 150 ».w Bmeit 21/3 22/3 eO Ord 16 3 E. Utd. Awur. 38.75 39.75 Fed Dispcnaary 6.25 «75 Fraser Neave Pref 7.00 SOO
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    INTERNATIONAL RUGBY HAD DRAMATIC FINISHES
    1204 10  -  By PETER LOVEGROVE DERHAPS the international rugBy season, which came to a fitting close under a deluge of Welsh points at Cardiff, will be remembered through the years even more for its dramatic finishes than for the feats of the Red Jerseys. I cannot recall
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    G. MARZOTTO WINS MILLE MIGLIA RACE
    110 10 Reuter. BRESCIA, Tues. Giannlno Marzotto, one of Italy's four famous racing brothers, won the Mille Miglia road race, in which 383 starters left a trail of wrecks over half Italy. In blinding rain he covered the course of 1,685 kilometres in his Ferrari in
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    SCOTTISH F.A. SPLIT OVER RIO
    555 10  -  By ARCHIE QUICK WHETHER Scotland go to Rio or not for the World Soccer competition one thing is ceitain. The Scottish Football Asosciation has been split in two over the question. Old timer Secretary George Graham has always been adamant that the Scots would go
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    Glamorgan Hope To Be On Top Again
    417 10 A.P. LONDON, Today. GLAMORGANSHIRE'S drop in the county table last summer after winning the championship in L 948 has not lessened interest in cricket in South Wales. The club membership has passed the 6,500 mark—a record. Once again under the leadership of form??
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    M.C.C. CALENDAR FOR AUSTRALIA 1950 TOUR
    182 10 The tour of Australia duiin>the 1950 51 season by the M.C.C. will open in October, 1950 and end in Feteuary 1951. The fixture Hat i follows: October :20 24. vVv fa Australia at Perth 27 —31. v South Australia Adelaide. November: 3 8. v
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    MOUGIN WINS FIRST FIGHT IN AUSTRALIA
    94 10 A.P SYDNEY, Man. The Frenchman, Jean Moug :i, (144 i 2 ibs.), making Mi first appearance in the Australian ring decisively be.t champion, k.ew Delaney (146 J lbs.) on points in a 12--round 1-out at Sydney stadium tonight. It was a last contest with
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    S.A.S.U.
    46 10 Mr. Willie Tan has been e'.ecC,ed hon. secretary of tne Singapore Amateur Sports Union in place of Mr. E. Cheng Leong. All future communications should be addressed to him c. o American President Lines Ltd., P.ron Binding, or 26 Lorong M-.avu, Off Changi Road, Singapore.
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    CUP FINAL WILL NOT DIM LEAGUE GAMES
    425 10 Reuter. LONDON, Tues. Though the Cup final tussle between Arsenal and Liverpool will undoubtedly overshadow the rest of next Saturday's football programme, interest in the League championship race will be intense. Portsmouth, who are within sight of retaining the title they won last
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    GRAZIANO WINS
    44 10 U.P. NEWHAVEN, Tues.—Rocky Graziano (61 bs.) knocked out Danny Williams (165 lbs.) of Detroit in the third round of a scheduled 10-round bout on Monday night. The fight was so one-sided that the 5.200 spectators were happy to see it end. —U.P.
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    RESULTS OF BODCA SHUTTLE TOURNEY
    258 10 The following aie tli" i in the BODCA Badin pionship ties payed over tlx weekend: It MICE SlN<;|.l> K. S. Pathy bea; Lim Hon.. X S. S. Ham id i)«fit L:m Ah 1--15—12. 15 8: Thian C bear Sukouan bin San I" 15— R; Teu
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    Johnstone Severely Cautioned
    67 11 A.P. VKW M lIKET, Tue* (Ri:«") Johnstone, Ihe \nstraHan jockey «ho rides mostly In F'raicn today the Stewards t the Jockey Club bave \.r l\ autioned n.e r,H to trrj future rH*T>g." Johnstone was susnen'Vd from riding at the t Epsom Spring meeting and the local stewards
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    JAUNTY, BANKER-DAYS BEST BETS
    97 11 GOING SHOULD BZ HEAVY AT K. LUMPUR BY ALBERT SPENCER The Man with 2,000 Winners Jaunty has been given six pounds more to carry today after her win on the first day, I take him as the best bet on the card for today's Kuala Lumpur
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    ALLEN WINS WORLD CROWN
    533 11 Reuter. LONDON, Tues. Terry Allen, 24-year-etf. I mdon fruit peddler, won the Flyweight ehan>Dionship of world tonight by outpointing Honore Pratesi (France) in 15 rounds at Harringay arena, and thus avenging his defeat of v year ago. Allen weighed 111 3/4 lbs and Pratesi 100 lbs.
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    ORTIZ OFF
    31 11 LOS ANGELES. Tues. Manuel Ortiz, world bantamweight champion, leaves by plane tonight for Johannesburg. South Africa, where he will fight Vie Towell. British Empire title holder on May 20.—
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    Masked Light To Win The Guineas
    267 11 Reuter and A.P. LONDON, Tues. ONLY seven of the 20 runners were quoted at the final 2,000 Guineas call-over at the Victoria Club tonight. Most of the bookmakers were at Newmarket and not a great deal of business was done. Mr. E. Wanless's Mu..l
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    Snow Holds Up English Amateur Golf Play
    296 11 DEAL, KENT, Tues. The second days play in the English Amateur Golf championship on the Royal Cinque Ports Club's course here wp.s abandoned today owing to heavy. Borne on a bitter northerly wind tne snow caused a stoppage in play an hour after
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    Sedgman Is Tops In Australia
    72 11 A.P. MELBOURNE, Tues.— i'rank Sedgman he Us list ior 1950 made by the the official tennis ranking Lawn Tennis Associate of Australia. The men's rank ng.are: Fran!; Sedgman 1, John Bromwieh 2. Bill SidewH 3, Geoff Brown 4, Hon McGregor 5, Adrian Qufst 6, George
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    BADEN WINS
    40 11 LONDON, Mon. Group CaDtain Douglas Baden, the war ace, who has two artificial legs, won the Golf Illustrated challenge cup at Camberly Heath. He had a handicap score of 75 (79-4) and 78 (82-4) for the 36 holes.—
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    Today's Selections
    116 11 By "MIKE" RACE ONE MAINTAIN Son of India Batti II RACE TWO WERRISTON QUEEN Rain bo iv Miss Fino RACE THREE RICKSMEAD Wination Jaunty RACE FOUR PERAMBULATOR Desert King Baroness RACE FTVE ATOM BOY Alpha Catherine RACE SIX LAST DOUBLE Skyscraper Caligula RACE SEVEN MAYFAIR I ross of
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    RACE CARD
    909 11 The following is the card for second day of the Selangor Turf Club meeting. RACE ONE 2.30 P.M. HORSES CLASS 5. DIV. 3—51 KIRS. Batti II it. Donnelly) 9.00 Mr. Ong Huck Lim M. v. Br* vikelen Royal Eagle tJ. Don.) 8.12 Mr. W. K. Choong Mme. Sin
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    SOCIAL B.P. WIN FRIENDLY MATCH
    109 11 Playing away on Saturday the Socia- B.P. defeated the Superflight B.P. in a friendly badminton match by five games to two. Results (Social first): SINGLES: Wong Yeok Yeok beat Chan Soo Guan 15-9, 15-5; Chua Poh Koon beat Wee Aik Hoe 15-4, 15-10; Pang Kia
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    BAD LUCK DOGS AIRMEN'S STEPS
    343 11 frowned seve- !v on t:ie Nov il Air Fcrce, 14 Changi yesterday when they were defeated by two goals to one by Pirlau Brani United in a Singapore Amateur F. A. Senior League match at Jalan Besar Stadium. The Airmen could have easily forced a
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    POLICE GET THREE GOALS AGAINST R.A.O.C.
    132 11 The Police Sports Assoc:; tion yesterday defeated *%f :'.'J Battalion of the K.A.O C after a hard tussle hy thn-t goals to nil in a S-A.F.A lunior A —League at Geylan<L Tho Police, owed their victory to their goalkeeper, .ih--naludin who resisted the ctt
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    SIGNALLERS BEAT DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS
    231 11 The Headquarters Singapore District were unlucky to lose their S.A.F.A. Junior B-l league to the Singapore District Signal Regt.. by two goals to one at C.V.M.A. ground yesterday. Although it was a winning game for the Signallers they had to fight hard to secure victory, and
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    MALAY SHUTTLE CHAMPIONSHIP
    93 11 The following lies in ihc Singapore Malays Badminton Association Championships will be played on Saturday: BOYS' SINGLES (FINAL): Arifltn A. Rahman .Kg. Melaju) v. Yahya Dolmuri »B. Aiiffln). JUNIOR INTER TARTY (QLARTER-FINAL): Gentle B.P. v. Alsagoff 8.P.; Kg. Me ayu B.P. v. Kg. Jagoh Muslim B.P. VETERANS'
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    RED ASSAULT ON CHUSANS SOON
    220 12 1,000 LANDING CRAFT SPOTTED OFF SHORE U.P., A.p., Reuter. TAIPEI, Tuesday. WITH Hainan practically in their pockets, the Chinese Communists are now turning their attention to the Chusan Islands, a group from which the Nationalist navy bases Its Shanghai blackade. Red sources say that the
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