Sunday Standard, 8 April 1951

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    15 1 Sunday Standard VOL. 1 NO. 281 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 8, 1951. 16 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    STANDARD aNNOUNCES AWARDS
    359 1 -k Hau>-Par Scholarships To University, Primary School Cash Gift Fair Price Scheme To Fight Inflation Announced By Fed, Standard Staff Correspondent kIALV UJMFUR, Sat. Mr. O.A. Spencer, the FederaEconomic Secretary, announced today plans for the intro--11 °V a IKU|011 41 *air price scheme m the Federation to
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    3 More Asian Pilots Join Malayan Airways
    189 1 \Y\\ Airways which recently recruited Isian pilot, will have three more. ra Leottg Mm Sen nosed in' the distinction the first of the airline's local second pilots. So— Kirn. who has only a short time to iplete. Singapoi -c he ten lew le
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    Penang Rubber Traders Seek Information
    179 1 PENANG, Sat. Mr. Heah Joo Seang, president <>f the Penang Rubber Traders 1 Association, has written to the Assistant Comptroller of Customs Penang, requesting information on matters m connect i< with the announcement m the press that export of rubber to countries other than to
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    US Airliner Missing With 19 Aboard
    70 1 SAX FRAXCISCO, Apr. 7 (UP)— Southwest Airlines reported today that a DC-3 airliner was missing on a flight between Santa Maria and Santa Barbara, California, with 19 passenger! and crew aboard. It sad the plane had not reported since 0420 GMT shortly after it
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    Allies Secure Firm 90-Mile Front Across North Korea
    350 1 TOKYO, Apr 7 (IP) Allied troops secured an almost solid 90-mile front across North Korea today as new American and South Korean forces speared north of the frontier and Red resistance faded temporarily at most points. Rod troops stiil held salients m
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    Briggs In Cyprus
    71 1 NICOSIA. Apr. 6: (Reuter> General Sir Harold Briggs, Chief of Operations against terrorists m Malaya, has arrived m Cyprus on three weeks leave. phot*. This Singapore Chines* wedding 1 In which the unusual fruard-of-honour was formed by smartly dressed members of the BoyV Brigade took place yesterday
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    MacA Told US Policy Toward Chiang Unchanged
    63 1 WASHINGTON. April ii— UP) The White House handed General Douglas Mac Arthur an indirect rebuff today and said that President Truman's policy against usiiiff Chiang Kaishek's Chinese Nationalist troops m the Far Fast remains unchanged. Informed sources reported m the meantime that the
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    Superforts Bomb Two Vital Bridges
    96 1 TOKYO, Apr. 7 (UP) American Superfortresses poured more than '2M) tons of bombs today on two vital frontier bridges over which Communist supplies stream toward North Korea while covering American jet fighters had the biggest jet dogfigh' m aviation history. Thirty-four Superforts bombed a bridge
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    3 Competitions To Mark Anniversary Of Your Newspaper
    787 1 THE Singapore Standard takes pleasure m announcing the award of Haw-Par scholarships and a cash gift to its readers to mark its first anniversary on July 3, 1951. One of the scholarships will be for a boy or girl to a full
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    British Govt. Flays MacA. Statements
    223 1 LONDON. Apr. T (IP) The British Labour Government joined m the mounttug criticism of General DoogUs Mac Arthur toda\ when Minister of State Kenneth Younger deplored the "irresponsible statements' ab-mt Korea and the Far Last that come from "highly placed quarters." Younger did not meni
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    Young Wife Found Shot Dead In HK
    112 1 HONGKONG, Apr. 7 (AP)— I Police on Saturday charged iR. C. T. Hockridge, a former Royal Navy officer with unlij censed possession of a firearm I following his wife's death from a gunshot wound on Friday. Hockridge, now a businessman, is m custody.
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    Son Located In Japan After 10-Year Search
    288 1 Japanese Mother Happy Standard Staff < nrn^pondrnt IPOII Sat. Im-vrar March of a f. M m— mother tor her niissin«. mm i* nou -nihj, to an «>nd Madam Dukuyac kanrko. who has »i M 'iit 20 <»f |„.r 39 years m Malaya, told
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    Lie Says UN Will Fight On
    119 1 LAKE SUCCESS A fc (Reuter) Mr. 'i S( al of th ed Nations, addressing a pn coni reno as the o1 I fight tin' Unite I Na «s nusl seek to a.' bieve their goa by military means m Korea." He a<i,U' that one
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    30 schoolboys to spend Holidays Fighting Katong Profiteers
    287 2 30 schoolboys to spend Holidays Fighting Katong Profiteers Standard Staff Reporter THIKTU V I CT O II A SCIIQQL students are: to spend theiri Easter vacation helping the Katong Consumer Resistance Movement fisht rising prices by selling essential commodities at a Katong market stall. Yesterday their three leaders met officials
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    S 'pore-BengkalisTim her Trade To Resume Soon
    279 2 S 'pore-Bengkali s Tim her Trade To Resume Soon Standard Staff Reporter TIIK Indonesian Government is understood to have agreed to recommendations made recently to postpone enforcement of tin* barter trade -\*t«'in m Bt'!i::kali<, Sumatra, which supplies Singapore with about 10 per rent, of its timber imports. I Clarification of
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    Neo-Tan Engagement
    36 2 photo. INSPECTOR Anthony Nco <>f th«- Singapore Yoluntevr Special Constabulary was engaged to Miss T.tn Kay Choo at Capitol Wue Koom yesterday. .Miss Tan is a nurse attached to H. M. Naval' IVise. Standard
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    11 Convicted Of Stealing Rubber
    125 2 1 1 Convicted Of Stealing Rubber Standard Staff Rcporur FOl'R Chinese, and seven Javanese seamen were sentenced m the Singapore Third D..-.:ri< t Court yesterday tonne year's rigorous imprisonment ich for stealing ten bales of rubber valued ai $5,000. The rubber wa si en from the motor-vessel Bosnik on Jai
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    3 SHARE $3
    20 2 THREE Chinese, one armed With a pistol robbed a Malay Of at the Botanic Gardens yesterday morning.
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    Community Centre To Control Courts
    77 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Improvement Trusi has agreed to hand over control or ten badminton courts m Tiong Bahru to the i Community Centre there, an official ol the Centre told The S1 ndard yesterday. At the genera] committee meeting recently, members th< I
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    Interim Dividend
    57 2 THE directors of Kamuning (Perak) Rubber and Tin Co., Ltd. have declared an interim dividend of lf> per cent less tax at standard rate, payable on May 18. MR. A. BAKER, Malayan Administrative Pool, and Mr. J.E. Barton. Deputy Controller of Supplies, have assumed duty on the staff
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    Election: Two More Days To Go
    137 2 Standard Siaff Reporter I FH O\'L\ two more days to {_o for polling day m ihe elections to the Singapore Legislative Council on Tuesday, candidates are new winding up their campaigns. Except for a final rally by the Labour Party candidates at Farrer Park
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    CC Tan Assures Govt. Employees
    89 2 AN ASSURANCE that he would do his best to get a piece of land for the Government Servants 1 Welfare Organisation (Anthony Road) to open a communiiy centre was given yesterday by its patron, Mr. C. C. Tan. He was speaking at a tea party
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    Ship Firms Probe Ticket Racket Here
    171 2 Standard Staff Reporter INVESTIGATIONS are being carried out by certain shipping companies m Singapore into the passenger ticket racket recently started m the Colony. A spokesman of ti-2 China Navigation Company told The Standard yesterday that no person is allowed to sell passage tickets
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    Stole Cur — Charge
    33 3 Stole Cur Charge SIM CHAI CHIN was charged m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday with theft of a car worth $4,000 from Goh Yam Guan on JaiL 19 at Seng Poh Road.
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    Relief Aussie Airmen Arrive In The Colony
    280 3 Relief A ussie A irmen A rrive In The Colony THE FIRST BATCH of ■*0 reliefs for ground crewsmen of the two R.A.A.F. Squadrons operating with the K.A.F. m the anti-bandit war arrived m Singapore «>> civil charter plane yesterday. Today about 43 nun who have hern serving m Malaya
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    Broke In And Slole Three Fans—Charge
    75 3 Broke In And Slole Three Fans Charge A CHARGE OF house-breaking plained to a young ChiOng Koon Seng alias Ah Kui m the Singapore Second c Court yesterday. The charge alleged that at about 2 p.m. on April (i. Onn :e into a building m Stanley et and stole three
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    SAMSU ROUND THE WAIST
    97 3 TWO WOMEN, Lim Sian Get, I 4 and Sim Ah Kum, 34, pleaded guilty m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday when charged with possessing four > of samsu on April 6 at Bukit Timah Road. Both women were arrested by ■•me officers at Bukit Timah
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    Myriad Lights Will Brigh ten Ceylon Fair
    201 3 Myriad Lights Will Brigh ten Ceylon F air Standard Staff Reporter ML ROADS WILL LEAD to the Ceylon Sports Club grounds on Balestiar Road when the Ceylonese and their friends attend the C.S.G Fair and Hockey Gala on Friday. April 13, commencing at 4.30 p.m. This i* the first Carnival
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    H.K. Air Chief Will Bring 1t Hornet
    152 3 OORNET TWIN-EXGINED lighters will start arriving m Malaya this week for the re-equipment of the Tempest fighter-bomber Squadron based at Butterworth, the R.A.F. said last night. The Hornet is the fastest piston-engined fighter m service with the R.A.F.. and cruises at a speed
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    19 3 Captain and Mrs. Prior. Captain Mason and R.S.M. Beasley at the Military Polite dance held at Oilman Barracks recently.
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    Sailor Says: We Must Industrialise Or Die
    227 3 MALAYA SIMPLY cannot flourish or even exist unless she is industrialised. Ships ami engines can helm ill here at halt the cost. because our land and factories need not cost much. We could start off our factories with the latest m machinery and
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    'Vote-Workers Only Weapon'
    192 3 Standard Staff Reporter MRS. ilasini Menon, only woman candidate contesting the Council elections for Seletar said yesterday at a meeting held m Mariaminaii temple, that people should use their votes intelligently. "It is not a thing to bo sold to the highest bidder as m an auction
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    'No Change In Rent Bill'
    94 3 THERE SHOULD NOT bo any alterations m the Rent Control j Bill m favour of the Landlords, said Mr. M.A. Majid, Independent j candidate tor the City Ward. addressing a meeting m Upper j Pickering Street on Friday. Mr. Majid said that the Progressive Party
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    Bandits Seize Typewriter
    58 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat Teluk Anson has educated mdits. Three of them who were armed, walked up to an estate clerk and threatened to kill him if he did not hand over to them his typewriter. They did not wait for his j permission but
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    BANDITS SHOOT OFFICIAL'S CAR
    42 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KI'ALA LUMPUR, Sat.— At lunch time on Thursday, a single shot was fired at the car f the British Adviser, Kedah. It is not stated if ho was travelling m the car at the time.
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    LABOURER KILLED Standard Staff Correspondent
    39 4 LABOURER KILLED Standard Staff Correspondent KLUANG.— WhiIe labourers were <i;*'ing down rubber trees m the resettlement area at fifth mile Baiu Pahat Road a rubber tree fell on Thiru- a labourer employed on the Chetty Estate and killed him.
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    Terrorists Walk Into Ambush
    143 4 standard Staff Correspondent KUAI A LUMPUR, Sat. Nineteen terrorists have been ed m the Federation this week, three of them m the last 1M hours, when two were also woun t The first, was Loong Swee who walked richt into a security fortes' ambush m Bahau
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    Loan Board's Claim Fails
    689 4 Debt Settlement With Jap-Time Custodian 'Valid' Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Japanese authorities during the period of the Occupation had the power and the duly ot administering: the government of the territory, not only m the interests of themselves but also of the inhabitants
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    Officials In Fed. Council
    100 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The following members m the new Government set-up will be Officials m the Federal Legislative Council as from next Monday: Dato Onn bin Ja'afar, Mr. O. O. Spencer, Mr. K. P. Ringham. Dr. Lee Tiamj Ken?. Duto E. E. C. Thuraisinsham. Mr. K.
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    Offieial Tours 7 Kampongs
    145 4 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman, the State Secretary of Johore and the Stati Information Officer Tuan Sy< I Othman, walked about 26 miles along muddy and slip- i ry fi oi paths visiting ay Kampongs during the iast three days.
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    4 FINED $400
    42 4 FOUR CHINESE, Lim Mvi Er. g Piar, I >• Boon Hwee I Koh Tliiain B^ck were e;sch fined >ioo m the Singapore F url Police C'»urt yesterday for bling on April <> m front i a s >p in Changi R
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    SCOLDED P.C.
    42 4 A TRIS-'.AW HIUKR. Clr.ia Kiw But Tee, 18, ho was c irged with using ;.bw-:\ c guage to a detective, at Weld Ro:id on April t! was cautioned and ci ged m the S Sceor.d EV ice C Hi yesterday
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    Woman Bandit Is Disiilusioned
    341 4 Standard staff Correspondes! KUALA Ll/MPUR, Sii Recently The Standard published the story of how a bandit couple were forced to part with their few weeks-old baby as the c:. 'i'.- existence was considered a danger to the party. Today, we are told the story of the
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    Permanent Airport HQ In KL Urged
    195 4 Permanent Airport HQ In KL Urged Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— A proposal was made today by Mr. C. Thornton, President of the F.MS Chamber of Commerce at the Chamber's annual I meeting, that a permanent terminal building should be con tructed at the Kuala Lum- pur airport m
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    Wife Withdraws Divorce Suit
    74 4 Wife Withdraws Divorce Suit Standard Staff Corrcspondeoi KUALA R. s The by Edgar B Patricia Kam) husband, a <: < U I m R v Police was wil drawn by her tl cond maj trate' I re The plaintiff I led to 1 rate a ent ir which s said
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    Bandit Lairs Hit
    50 4 IX AIRSTRIKES g i I sets stei n I f F r E ist Air F< tree a1 an objective m Perak. Later m the day, I.:Brigand light bomlx es for the Negi Sembilan-Johore border are: The operations were m sypi of ground security force ie ten
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    When Jupiter Misled The Astronomers
    1123 5 ]jMOA/> Mars there is the realm of the dwarfs, the asteroids or planetoids. Over fifteen hundred of them are kttoun and registered at present. Twenty times that number probably exist unknown and unrecorded. L'ke the number of lunar craters, the number of bodies m the
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    'EXPECTANT FATHERS' AND PAINS TOO DR.X' SAYS
    471 5 'EXPECTANT FATHERS' AND PAINS TOO DR.X' SAYS LONDON. MEN__if you are having a quiet di-ink m a pub during the next few months ana a six-foot stranger comes up and asks: "Did you have any funny pains when your wife hi d a baby? don t get mad at him.
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    THE CONQUEST OF SPACE
    346 5  -  WILLY LEY CHESLEY BONESTELL TEXT By ILIUSTRAT -SHS By pore, going I Jittle-k' ages b< of the enormous pres the inner layers. T maining hydrogen W i form a deep atmosphere with clouds of me B I ammonia crystals. This o ci cloud la: i r
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    Claims New Swim Record
    31 6 BUENOS AIRES, Apr. 4, (t'P). Argentine swimmer Hector Dominguez today claimed a new world record for the 500 meters breast z:i >ke m .seven minutes 1.4 seconds.
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    BUSINESS HOUSES LEAGUE BEATS SAFA
    484 6 BUSINESS HOUSES LEAGUE BEATS SAFA Win Norrie Plays Fine Game For Winners A WELL PLACED flag-kick by Norrie three minutes from time provided the opening for Business Houses Assn. XI to score a three-two victory over Singapore "A" XI at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Singapore led at half-time. Business Houses
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    Batu Pahat Teachers In Tennis Final
    131 6 BATU PAHAT, Sat. Batu Pahat G.E S. teaclu-rs reachod the final it the inter club tennis competition for the Somerville Cup sponsored by the Bat;: Pahat Lawn Tennis Association yesterday by defeating the Malay C1 ib by four games to three m the mi-final.
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    Sembawang Trounce 'Y'
    238 6 Sembawang Trounce 'Y' YMCA were trounced by RNAS m a friendly cricket i match played on the Y"s ground yesterday a the Navy side winning by six wickets. Batting first YMCA was all out for 83 runs. RNAS passed the total easily and finished the innings at 149 with three
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    Penang CRC Win At Cricket
    92 6 PENANG Sit The Chii ese Recreation Club beat the Endian Association b> one wicket at cricket today on Victoria Green. Batting first, the Indians could '~>n]y total 49 runs, top-scorer being I). Arul with -14. I.< mg Saik and Toh Bonn \V.;i shared bowling honours,
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    Kuantan Basketball
    26 6 KUANTAN. Fri. Abdullah School's basketoall team won 32 20 points m a match against the Hwa Kiaw School. It was j their fir.st match.
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    Grand National Result
    79 6 Grand National Result AINTREE, April 7: Mrs J. Royall's Nickel Coin won the 1951 Grand National I about three lengths ahead of the Irish-trained Royal Ten. It was a sensational race only three horses of the original 3G finishing the full course. Arctic Gold the favourite fell early. Soon after
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    Malacca Malays Force Draw In Fine, Late Rally
    308 6 Malacca Malays Force Draw In Fine, Late Rally MALACCA, Sat. V thrilling last-quarter rally l>v the Malays, who were irailin;: I t, tMiablt'il them to draw with the Detention Camp m a "Craven A" trophy The Malays started the game with sonic quick moves that went deep into the Detention
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    Katong Saj. Win Easily
    216 6 KATONG SAJARAH Sports Club, one of the unbeaten teams and strong contenders for housing m Division 2 of the SAFA league, scored a convincing 4 2 victory over the Cheerful Lads Athletic Party .yesterday at the Geylang Stadium yesterday. Cheerful Lads started m whirlwind fashion and
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    Malayans Win Easily Against French Stars
    206 6 PARIS, Apr. 7 (Reuter)— The Malayan badrnininn players won all their matches against Parisians here tonight on the courts <»t the Hariri*: Club lU* France before quite a number of interested fans. i The Malayans had no trouble m beating the Parisians who were
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    Ooi Teik Hock Leads Penang Badminton Team In Siam Tour
    357 6 Ooi Teik Hock Leads Penang Badminton Team In Siam Tour 001 TEIK HOrk, Penan*:'* TboouM (up star will captain the Sin Han toam on a tour of Thailand thin month. Ooi, who recently declined an imitation to make tin- trip to Britain for the All Englaad tournament, will «ii\ <*
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    Muar GES Win
    42 6 MUAB I Government Fnglish School. Muar beat Kluang lea three-two at soccer yesterday. Kluang vat leading by I goals m the Rrst half. A 1 half-time IfiUU pulled up well Bl i scored three goal.^ m thrilling late rally.
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    NEGRI NOVICES TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    208 6 NEGRI NOVICES TENNIS TOURNAMENT SEREMBAN. Sat.— The following are the results Ol the Novices tennis tournament now m progress m Seretnban: Singles: Jamaluddin beat S ,R. Hills 6-1, (i-2; TunkU Jamil beat R.W Cooper 6-2, 5-7, 8-6: Ho Hon Quee beat Captain B. M. j Green w.0.: Lvi Fook Kwan
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    Alang Ahmad Plays Well For Kuantan
    90 6 KUANTAN, Fri.— The Kuan- i. tan District XI defeated the' Abdullah School XI by one nil m a keen soccer match yesterday at the K.R.C. Padang. From the start the District forwards pressed hard and scored their first and winning goal through Chin Yee
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    Negri Chinese Start Winning
    25 6 SI FtEMBAN. S I I la ring p lefi te match. Sen,:, mate:. will be N and a p.coming Malax a
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    TA Plans To End Soccer 'Slave' Market
    500 7 TA Plans To End Soccer 'Slave' Market Transfer Ceilings LONDON, Apr. 7 (AF) The English football league ig to put before its 92 member clubs a plan to deflate transfer prices. The league proposes to conduct all transfers itself wilh a ceiling price of £15,000. That's getting j near sanity
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    52 7 SEREMBAN, Fri.— Grant, the European player of the Police soccer team m Seremban, who was ordered off the field by referee Ho Seng Aun m a first division league match between the Police and the Malays recently has been suspended by the disciplinary board of \h<i X.S.F.A. for
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    187 7 MELBOURNE, Apr. 7 (AP)— Australia's amateur athletes are to fitiht against Melbourne's ;ii>in;r up the Olympic games ♦!:«<■ to he held there m I^of). The announcement that Vie- toria State political leaders will meet on Tuesday to consider giving up the
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    69 7 The following have been selected to i>lay for the Sinhalese Association Cricket XI In the SCA tournament fixture against CJR.2 <N"ortrO at St. Andrew's School Grounds, Woodsville today a1 11 a.m.: Christie Seneviratne (Capt). V X Fernando: Mayo Perera, Noel Perera; K. S. Williams: S Piyariasa; L. Frugtniet;
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    2560 8 Billda wßompsHome By Seven Lengths UNWINDING a terrific run m the last furlong Waterloo, cleverly ridden by Norman Lewis, snatched a brilliant victory from Cape Horn m the mile race at Bukit Timah, yesterday. Waterloo was badly away but Lewis rode a patient race. He was
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