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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1950.

Cambridge 11-4 Favourites Sydney Conference

For Boat Race

BUT DARK BLUES ARE FASTER THAN THEY LOOK

London, Mar. 31. Cambridge will start firm favourites to win the 96th inter-Varsity boat race- over the course of nearly four and a quarter miles from Putney to Mortlake tomorrow. Cambridge, at present are 11 to four on favourites because of their superior weight and greater experience, but Oxford, fast off the mark, have shown better con- trol of their boat in rough water.

crow

GIT

the

need

With five old Bluck, and bridze, with heavy-weights In six of the Henley record- the middle of the bont, may stay

the course better. breaking

Margaret Lady

If Oxford make Hammersmith crow in the buat, Cambridge| Bridge in the lead they may

holding succeed have been rowing the same challenges of their more power-

since January 16,

fut rivais but they will whereas the Dark Blues the benefit of the Surrey bend have been dogged by mla- to medst Diem, fortune, losing their stroke, Christopher Davidge, through jaundice on the first day at Putney.

Everything points to 20 ex-

elting struggle for the first two miller,

the at- but thereafter vantage should rest with Cam- brid

It is unlikely that last year's ! Juderd by any standards the

finish, when Cam- Light Blues should win comfort thrilling Ably. They are longer behind bridge won by a canvas, will be the row locks, more powerful repeated, but the thousands of In their stroking and individual-people who will line the tanks Yet they of the four and a quarter-mile ly stronger oustern. "bump" their boat along and Cour, attracted canut keep it running smoothly this traditional encounter, will at do Osford jrtiently when have a great day.-Heuter.

10

water

bo

Is "popply" or inclined

rough. Following thefr misfortune Oxford have developed slowly

but murely into a racing machine

have reached

and may peal: by tomoITOW,

Beir

Cambridge are considered to

have

a really great crew and many think that the only ques- tion to be answered is by what distance they will win.

HAMMERSMITH TEST

Oxford do not have . many supporters among the critics but me anys that the Dark Bes are mich faster than they look and that Cambridge loot much faster than they are.

In the matter of starling. Ox- toed have the elee and if con- ditions are favourable they ran lead at Hammerania. The the real test will come, for Can.

WEEK-END SPORT

TODAY

V

King's

|

Antally by

Bowlers

Dominate

Play

Rawalpindi, Mar.

31-

Bowlers dominated the play] on the first day of the three-i day match between Ceylon and the Pakistan Comman- der-in-Chief's XI today, when 13 wickets fell for an average of 18 runs each.

198 runs at the

LOITONS PATES BERVICE, INC.-NUEVA YORKE

"They're not going to palm a baby off on me like they did on you, are they, Mum?"

Russia To Take

Half Of Sinkiang Oil Production

Washington, Mar. 31. Secretary of State Dean Acheson called the attention of the Asiatic peoples today to the fact that half of the mineral and petroleum produc- tion of China's Sinkiang Province will go to Russia under the terms of the recently concluded Sino-Soviet agreement.

concluded in The Secretary of Statements read the following slate-were announced, I pointed out that the important thing was not ment at his press con- | the provisions in Biem, but the ference:

remits which would follow from "Several weeks ago I em- them.

move

the phasized

Sovlet rainst Chinn's border provinces

Moscow

"The recent announcement in Press of the setting as one of the significant deve- the Soviet

joint companies to lopments of today. When the up of two

the olf and mineral exploit texts of the Sino-Sovlet agree-

of Slokiang Pro- resources Vin

further point

tu #tives what I gald We now see the apparent resumption on a farge reale of the detachmen of Sinkang Province. This pro- cess besan years ago, and was interrupted only briefly during desperate period of the last

Point Four

Funds Cut By House

war.

"The device now being cm- up ployed is that of setting julm slock comparties, now instrument of

Canllar

in

Manchuria

and

The Commander-in-Chief's "XI. batting Beal, were dismissed for Washington, Mar. 31.— Sovie economic penetrallon

tea julerval, to The House of Representa-control which Ceylon replied with 17tives today voted tentatively Eastern Europe. It seems clear RIOS for the loss of three wickets at the dose of play, to eut President Truman's

that the effcet

of one of the unpublished agreements arrived

A century partnership for the $45,000,000 Point Four pro- in Aloscow fast winter was econd wickt between Intias

(75) and Waqar (36) gave the home term a stood start, but the remaining eight batzuen failed

grainme to $25,000,000.

The action, subject to a later roll-en!! vote, was inspired by

minent

to award to the USSK B-

In rights

China's strategic Westermost province,

Cricket - First Division

In stand up to the deliveries of an ceundmy bloc rep.senting

"The propies of Arla will be that under League: Optimists y Reereja |

De boyma, the right-arm slow members of both Parlie",

interested to note Chater Road; GrangongwVOR

the terms of the agreement, as legt-spinner, navd were stiffled

one htt The House alu posted as re-announced,

of the Waiver ty 1 Happy Valley; Aring RAF at Sekumput for the ablition of 09 r

to the total.

solution requiring all employers mineral and petroleum produc-

whi

to to officials engaged on the tion necomplished Royal Navy v IRC at

Deboysa, who wa in

dejt

half Park

forin, clashard rix Peint Four aid plans to help the the USSR, leaving only one Second Division League: dating

the use of impoverished 275 world's backward peoples to be for run in KCC v Royal Navy at Cox's wielu ta

over", MIN rip which were vetted first by a loyalty check of China, Evidently, Soviet econo

the Federal Bureau of Investi-mie aid' is not cheaply bought.

as we see in

this Foathail-First Division noiden,

Zolanned Kean, once Ration.

requiring,

Loth impairment of League: Kwong Wah v Kitche

jf zudus ryan tian Test bo nt Causeway Bay, 4.30p

the Chuamande-esitte! The attack on the Point Four sovereignty and relinquishment Happy Chil v St Jureph's at

aj Pogatune was opened by Mrf 50 percent of current pro Valley, 4.30 pm; South Chum Chiers XI red contralated

(Republican duetion."-United Press. Caroline ble 27, meluding a nighty Lawrence Chine Athletic

suht seven and Representative the

Wisconsin) temained not out at the end of who said that it had been put

forward by the Communists.

Road.

ht

ITul. 4.30 p.m.: Commandos

at Sookupo, 4.40

Eastern

V

p.m.; KMB y Navy at Boundary Street, 4.30 p.m.

Way

3

the inning

for 45

Smith

of

of

The Ceylonese tuah poor N,

He introduced an amendiment mit the openisa; pair, Mukinį

would! eliminate the Second Division League: Salh and Navaratne, with the which

Foreign PCA at Cause total of 15 Dockyard ་

Tuts, and before programme from the Bay. 3 p.m.; Prisons stumps were drawn they lust A

Mr E.

(Republican Short another wirket for the addition v Club at Happy Valley.

Missouri) m; Eastern v BA at Caroline of only two more rur-Reuter. Representative

jeriticised what he called the Till, 3 p.m.; Army v Police at

*prysfagional Uplifters and Sookimpoo.

nioral reformera" who wanted Athletic v

Ip save the world. Street,

"I've seen the world and Solicitors, 4.30 pm.

I think it's too big for America {1} really

save,"

sald, Reuter,

3 14.107; Navy at

Chinese Boundary

m University

F

Softball-Inter-long League:

San Migeul W

[7.177.

(CBA);

Drobny And

Stavec, 3.45 Cernik Turn

Tadles Junior: Squaws. MeTyeelreans, 2.15 p.m. (CBA). Midgets Mohawks v Black Arrows, 2.15 pm,

(Recreio): Blackhawks, 3.45 p.m. Lion Y (Recreio).

TOMORROW Cricket-First Division Comman- League: Scorpions v don at Chater Rond, 1.45 p.m.

Friendly: Pressimists v King George V School at the School 1.45 p0.

Football Memorial Cup

Egyptians

31,-Jaroslav

Calro, Mar. Drobny and Vladimir Cernik,

he

Miss Jackson

self-exiled former Czechoslovak Clocks

In 100

10.7

case,

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Mr Follows' Reply

mist be Sir, Mr Follows congratulated on his defence of his Budget, even though he did direct not steny that increased taxation represented the line of the bot resistance, it affected minimum number of people the brake on most, and it put

invest- capital available for ment at a most inopportune time.

#

As reason for rejecting Increase in the petrol tax Financial Secretary feels

any

the

Auro

the

on Tellection we would realise Davis Cup jilayem, have been granted Entyptian nationality, it

that the east of petrol Is an im- was officially announced here

portant item in all distribution today.

Yards cost and that this affects food They lett for Monte Carlo

prices and building charges, after taking part in the Egyp

Sydney, Mar. 31.--Miss Mar- This, notwithstanding the fact tinn Tennis Championships.

jorte Jackson, 10, dual Empire there can be few places in

be Drobny and Cernic will play Games sprint winner, set up world where the haul can Final: Army " Combined under Egypuan colours in

for that matter Chinese al Boundary Street, Monaco, Rome and Paris until world record figures by running shorter, or

represent the 100 yards in 10.7 seconds where petrol oft times is not re- quired at all in distribution. He Egypt in the Davis Cup in two tonight.

time che bent by one goes on to suggest any increase V News Vendors nt years time.-Reuter.

tenth of

second the record held might react unfavourably

of living, which is Happy Valley. 3.30 p.m.; Kit-

Jointly by herself and Mrs Fanny the cost chec v Naval Yard Palice Happy Valley. 3 p.m.; South China v

Si Joseph's at Caroline Hi, & p.m.

Match:

Second Division Lengua:

Talkoo

Hockey Interport

nt

Hongkong v

Blacão at King's

Park, 4 p.m.

Navy

King'o Park, 11.30 am.

they

able to are

SINGAPORE

FIGHTS OFF

London,

watching for his title, of London,

an

Blankers-Koen, tho Dutch merely repeating what he has

triple Olympic winner.

+

already said. He does not say

bad thing anyway to have less Caru on the rond if it had this effect.

Blisa Jackson clocked tonight's we have the highest car density Lino

during the Newcastle anywhere, that a large proper- Mar. 31.--Negotia-Amateur Athletic Carnival, but tion are used by rich refugees tions for two fights in Singapore no announcement was made as who could be fairly taxed in 'Thompson, British to whether the record would be this way, or that it might be no Friendly: Macao "B" v Royal for Buly

have recognised-Reuter and

at light-weight champion, Royal Marines

broken down and the proposed League: Recreio "B" v Dutch trip is now off.

at King's Park, 10 m.

Thompson will be

I suggest the majority of his FASTEST 220

arguments

ndditional Bowls KCC Rinka two challengers

against Lawn

Indirect taxation were In Competition (First Round) and Tommy McGover

SWIM EVER and Peter Falion, of Birkenhead,

similar vein, hypothetical and Wappinshows. 9 p.m.

Setiball-Men's Senior when they fight their elimina-

| high sounding but without to League play-offs: Braves vtor at the Royal Albert Hall on

New Haven Connecticut, Mor. menning except Insofar as 1 p.m., and St Tuesday, Later he will be called 31-Jolm Americans,

Marshall, the Aus opinion is better than

contend unconvincingly that his Joseph's v Jaguards, 2.30 p.m., upon to meet the winner

atralian swimming nice now at opinion, although he did both at CBA Ground, King'n championship match.-Beuter,

Yale University, tony swain Park.

e fastest 220 yards freestyle the grace to include the regis Civil

ever recorded when winning his tration scheme with his qualifying heat in the National proposals. Gibb

Champlonships In 2 Mr. Follows agreed that rich refugees would only be affected mins. 6.4 seca. Le Havre, Mar. 31,--A bad- The Une eclipsed the lated by indirect taxation and minion side composed mainly world reconi of 2 mins, 7.1 quite logically makes no effort

Cambridge Ladies' Senior League: Wild-

University sees. which has stood to the 10 do anything about it.

xym ho had some of players best in French national credit

Bill Smith, of the admitted cats v. Canadiens, 4 pm. CBA),

Midgets Lengus:

States. since team by eight matches to one United

1944. pathy with the view that it was 11.30 Delawares,

this mouth (Re- here. Captained by S. R. Lee, Earlier

Marshall wrong for the comparative fow a.m.

distance In 2 to bear the cost of preserving. creio); Accs v Dodgers, 1. p.m. of Malays, they won five of the covered (Recreio); Falcons v Bluebirds, six singles and all the three mine: 7 secs. to beat the old security for the many

[figures,--Retitor. 4pm. Recreio).

doubles matches,--Reuter,

Inter- Hong League: Service v Unon Insuranco.

Bh (CBA): Sheil

Livingston, 11.30 a.m.

ID

V

(CBA);

Callex v Mercantile Bank, 2.30

p.m.

(Recreio),

Saints

or

V

in

Cambridge Beat France

the

popular

hove

own

then

Hle

Off To Poor Start

con-

London, Mar. 31. The Commonwealth ference on the economic defence of Southern Asia, scheduled to open on May 15 in Sydney, appeared off to a poor start when official quarters learned today that only six of the eight Commonwealth coun. tries were likely to participate.

-0.1

The government depart with today's Washington ments making preparations porta of the Senate's cautious for the conference said the appropch to the question. On- Intest advices indicated thatparation of departmental briefs cials engaged here on the pre- Canada and South Africa for the conference noted two probably would not send alleged tendencies in the United

States' approach: delegates to the conference.

1. Thero was no offelal com- American singers burned by re- Determination not to get ment, but it appeared

likely penting the policy South China. that both Canada Afries were doubtful whether they could contributo to any 2. American aid chould be plans which might make large given only to areas demands on capital. Quarters could contribute to balanced here sald neither country was economy and where capital in- directly interested In Southern vestment could be well pro- Asla's economic development.

and

From all available comment. It appeared likely now that the Sydney conference would be limited to a survey of Southern Asia's needs and resources and

tected.

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