Singapore Standard, 9 July 1951
1951-07-09
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Title Section16 1951-07-09 1 Singapore Standard sfsfsf VOL. M NO. i SINGAPORI, MONDAY, JULY 9, 1951. 8 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.16 words
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248 1951-07-09 1 lard "Mall Reporter i, :(.[«> winrnl Trust will re-open its ieant* lot lru-t accommodation early in Disclosing this yesterday, the a ting Chairman uf ihe Trust, Vr. Norman Ward said that the re "Opening cf the books would depend on the Trust being248 words
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22 1951-07-09 1 Glass Factory Union Serves Strike Notice rtei V S Mr g Quinn Febft A S igi 11 I de- I ec ac-22 words
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Article36 1951-07-09 1 MOSCOW. Juiy 8 lAP) The S :U Air Force m their big air here today showed before Western observers for the first ne, a series or new, very verful and very fast jet fight-36 words
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Article55 1951-07-09 1 The United States plans to try to force world tin prices still lower. Mr. Stuart Symington, administrator of the Reconstruction Finance Corp.. said today. He gave no figures, hut other sources said the United States would limit its purchases of tin to 100 tons during55 words
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Article, Illustration35 1951-07-09 1 Well-wishers and people living m the Tiong Bahru area outside the Community Centre opened by Mr. Duncan Robertson, Singapore Municipal Commissioner. About 500 people attended the opening. Standard photo.35 words
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218 1951-07-09 1 A CONCRETE example of the people helping themselves has made the Tiong Bahru Community Centre possible. fc *l hope this example will be folio weel by people m other parts of Singapore/ said Mr. Duncan Robertson, Singapore Municipal Commissioner, when he opened218 words
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Article38 1951-07-09 1 NEW YORK. July 8. (AP) The New York Times declared m an editorial today any Pacitic security pact the United States wishes to conclude should include Malaya, Indonesia. Vietnam and the Republic of Korea.38 words
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76 1951-07-09 1 THREE Tibetans of a delegation, which virtually handed over their country to the Chinese Communists, left Singapore yesterday by air on their last lap home via Calcutta. The party, accompanied by four Chinese Communist officials arrived on Saturday night, by 8.0.A.C. m J76 words
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51 1951-07-09 1 THE Ceylon Public Services Commission has ordered the appointment of Mr. A. Nesaratnam as Assistant Commissioner for Ceylon m Kuala Lumpur Mr Nesaratnam was born m Malaya and educated at the Methodist Boys School, Kuala Lumpur, The office will be opened m Kuala Lumpur m early51 words
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Article32 1951-07-09 1 A three- year-old Malay dot, Mohamed Rashid bin Ali vrjs killed instantaneously m an accident with a lorry at the junction of Syed Alwi Road and Kampong Kapor yesterday.32 words
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Article11 1951-07-09 1 JOHUKJ- BAnnu, ouii.-wvc. eleven acres of land m the!11 words
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223 1951-07-09 1 Standard Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sua. I The Committee recently electjed by various Indian educaj tional and cultural institutions to consider the question of Inj dian education m the Federa- tion, at a meeting yesterday, resolved to request Government to postpone the223 words
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189 1951-07-09 1 Truman Has Suggestion To Invite Stalin WASHINGTON, July 8 (UP) —President Truman has before him a suggestion that he* invite Russian Premier Josef Stalin to visit here but has deferred action on it at least until the outcome of the Korean truce talks is known, it was learned today. Th*189 words
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Article104 1951-07-09 1 LONDON, July 8. (AP)— The Prime Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee, said yesterday an end to the Korean war may lead to an era of peace but he warned that Britain's rearmament remains "necessary and vital and w* have to go on with it." He told104 words
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200 1951-07-09 1 MORAL REARMAMENT I LOS ANGELES, July 8 (Reuter)—Mr. Thio Chan Bee, member of the Legislative and Executive Councils of Singapore, said here yesterday that the application of "moral rearmament principles" had averted a "potential civil war" between Chinese and Malays m Malaya. He200 words
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352 1951-07-09 1 TOKYO, July 8, (Reuter-AAP) Doited Nations and Communist representatives agreed at Kaesong today to open Korean ceasefire negotiations on Tuesday July 10. General Matthew B. Ridgway, United Nations Supreme Commander, announced this wight m a special communique. His public information officer352 words
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211 1951-07-09 1 Malaya- Japan Trade After Treaty Signing Standard Staff Reporter MALAYA'S trade with Japan would not he changed overnight by a Japanese peace treaty. Nor will the Sterling area's trade with Japan. Removai of restrictions on JIZ^^ZZZZIZZ^^I^ZI the trade depends solely on how far exports from the two territories Malaya and211 words
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649 1951-07-09 1 'There Were Plenty Of Disagreements EIGHTH ARMY HQ.. July 8 (UP)— -Got Andrew Kinney, senior member of the preliminary armi*li<«negotiating team, told a press rwfflTTr tonight thai the Kaesong meeting was carried out "without im-Hlt-m*' ami that he considered the minion "10(1 per rent, successful." I I When queried about649 words
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Advertisement11 1951-07-09 1 Stow&way Handed Back To Ship Leaving THE Singapore Police yester I11 words
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Advertisement46 1951-07-09 1 E\.r\lhip» You Need The Grea I g^MSTjfc Occasion T l_B___j-*7'fll gifts l^S Ca!' dt G. C. De Silva Bros., JEWELLERS S, Raffles Place, Singapore. Phone *****. MODERN TELEPHONES THE MODERN WAY OF INTERCOMMUNICATION IN YOUR OFFICE WALKING WORKING TIMF TIMF FOR CONFIDENTIAL OFFICE COMMUNICATION. Sole Agents:-46 words
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95 1951-07-09 2 A CAT bnrglai leisurely rummage LU mms OU the first r of the YWC A. hostel Fort I V v oing i n Saturday night, while about 100 people were having a dance below. Tve burglar, a Chinese youth. had pocketed two gold chains.95 words
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Article86 1951-07-09 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government at the meeting o: the Legislative C uncii on Juiy 1, will be asked U mi rmation on the rights and privileges granted to officers m each od the Divisions I. 11. 11 l and IV into which the Public86 words
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Article146 1951-07-09 2 Mandard Staff Reporter MRS. YILASIXI MENON, Independent Member for Seletar District m the Singapore Legislative Council, will ask the Government if it is true that an English school will be built at Canberra Gate. 13£ milestone, Sembawang Road In written questions she will table at the146 words
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Article125 1951-07-09 2 Standard Staff Reporter MRS ANNE BRYANS. Direcj tor of the St. John and Rod Cross Service Hospitals Welfare Department at Headquarters m London, left Changi R.A.F. Station by air on Saturday to visit Hongkong and the Korean war zone. At Hongkong Mrs. Bryans will125 words
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Article34 1951-07-09 2 A THREE-MAN Siamese delegation to the International Civil i Aviation Conference at Montreal j arrived m Singapore yesterday by Qantas 'BO AC' They were met on arrival by the Siamese I Consul-General.34 words
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Article296 1951-07-09 2 ONE MORE TRY AND THEN.... Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE FEDERATION of Services Unions, representing over 30,000 civilian employees of the Armed Services in the Colony, jhas decided on a "secret plan" to get satisfaction on its demands for revision of salary claims and increased cost296 words
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Article199 1951-07-09 2 I Standard Staff Reporter AN Attack on the Family Planning Association was made editorially m yestefday's issue of the Malayan Catholic News which describes the "Contraceptive Canutes" as scarcely making any progress m reducing the populaThe editorial states that wave after wave of babies, resembling a "human sea,"199 words
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Article, Illustration183 1951-07-09 2 ALL the way from Madras to raise funds for the orphans and needy of the Bonsecours Convent are Sister Mary Louise Rita and her companion, Sister Mary Antoinette. The convent comes within the j Portuguese Diocese of Mylapore. Many of the deserving cases equiring183 words
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Article, Illustration34 1951-07-09 2 Photo David I he rolice Clerical Associa- tion held a Hari Raya picnic i party for the clerical and miscellaneous staff of the I Singapore Police Force at i Ponggol. Picture shows the picnickers.David - 34 words
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Article52 1951-07-09 2 MEMBERS of the Kiwi Club rounded off the club's fourth anniversary celebrations yesterday with an excursion to places of interest in the Colony. The party of 120 first called at the Pepsi Cola plant. Their next stop was the Haw Par Villa, Pasir Panjang where they spent52 words
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Article, Illustration516 1951-07-09 2 Standard Staff Reporter RENEWED WARNING that birth control is "a family scourge" was given to Singapore Catholics by the Bishop of Malacca, Monsignor M. Olcomendy in a pastoral read at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd at yesterday's morning service. The Bishop reminded the faithful that516 words
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Article77 1951-07-09 2 Hassan 'Sandow' Does His Bit Standard Staff Reporter THE PENANG Benevolent Society of Singapore threw a Hari Raya party for children at their premises at Geylang Road yesterday. About a hundred children attended the party. The chairman, Inche Mohamed Yusoff bin Ibrahim told The Standard that he hoped other Muslim77 words
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Article83 1951-07-09 2 Mishaps Claim 2 Children TWO children were killed m road accidents m Singapore yesterday. Tlie first victim was a 10- year-old girl. Tham Ah Yuet. who came into collision with a i motor cyclist while walking along Changi Road. 13th milestone at 8.30 a.m. She died later m hospital The83 words
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Advertisement394 1951-07-09 2 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED A qualified Ac- countant and 2 audit clerks. Salary according to qualification. Apply to Jee Ah Chian Co., Sze Hai Tong Bank Building Chulia Street, Singapore. AV'ANTED by European Im- port House experienced I adv Secretary. Apply m writing, stating experience. qualifications and full personal particulars to394 words
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Advertisement95 1951-07-09 2 SUNRISE t. SBM Everyday Mm m m BAY 4jfa /fl/' savoury stem Agents: Boustead Co., Ltd. I ,Aj a d"f^ s m PEkSANO N\ \k PENCILS JT^ JUMP \k Mk K£i/AB/i/ry #7 >Kf#r %V >m J Jam. AMB£Ait77fM P« S9 */J APP£APAAfC£ (fffi fit a£ <KC&iWti hhiwi m i iht95 words
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Miscellaneous126 1951-07-09 2 LSl||rM|y||! CHINESE YMCA.. Selegie Road: Staff Meeting 9 a.m.. Board Of Directors Executive Meeting 530 p m.. Student Basket Ball 5.30 p.m.. Student Badminton 530 p.m.. Body Building 530 p.m. Table Tennis 730 p.m.. Billiard Tournament 7.30 p.m 930 p.m Evening School 5 9 p.m. YAV.C.A.. Rallies Quay: Farewell Tea126 words
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194 1951-07-09 3 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Sun. The Perak Adult Education Association was inaugurated here today at a meeting held m the Perak Library. lhe State Secretary, Che Osman bin Talib, gave his blessing to the movement. He gave an assurance of the State Government's194 words
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224 1951-07-09 3 I Standard Stall Correspondent V jj IPOH, Sun. The Barnes Report on Malay educa- tion came m for attack from Perak Chinese at a public I meeting today. About 50 people including the principals of some of the largest Chinese schools m the224 words
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179 1951-07-09 3 Standard Staff Correspondent N PENANG, Sun. A prominent businessman Mr. j Lim Hoi Keat and his brother-in-law Mr. Wong Ah h Huat the well-known Penang swimmer were stab- M bed by an unknown burglar who entered their residence near the Paramount Hotel in Northam Road179 words
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Article128 1951-07-09 3 Proposed Meeting Mystifies KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Many members of the Maiayai Trade Union Council are at 1 loss as to why their President Mr P. P- Narayanan, has call P I a meeting to be held it Kuaia Lumpur on July 10. The Standard understands thai the manner m which128 words
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Article54 1951-07-09 3 MALACCA. Sun.— The Col lector of Land Revenue. Mr. J E. NL Cave and Mrs. Cave, anc about 150 members were presea when the Bukit Piatu Cooperative Milling Society, the first rice milling co-operative society m tn e Settlement held tea-party to commemorate th< recent inauguration of54 words
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Article39 1951-07-09 3 I A "BABY SHOW", including Games and Swings for children 1 m aid of St. Christopher's j J Fund, will be held at the Johore Civil Service Club, on Thursday, I I Jul/ 12. at 3 p.m.39 words
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133 1951-07-09 3 PENANG, Sun. Members of Penang Harbour Board Staff Association numbering about 450, at an emergency general meeting held today, unanimously resolved to submit a 14-day ultimatum, commencing from July 9, to the Chairman of the Penang Harbour Board demanding the grant of cost of133 words
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Article60 1951-07-09 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. One bandit was killed and another wounded m the Federation m the 24 hours ending at 9 a.m. this morning. A rifle, a grenade, ammunition and packs were recovered. Three crash wagons and the engine went off the line yesterday when a down60 words
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Article135 1951-07-09 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Malay graduates m Malaya have resolved to join the United Malay National Organisation when Dato Onn bin Jafa'ar, the present President, j quits the Organisation. t This resolution was unani- mously adopted at a meeting j of the Malay Graduates held j during135 words
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Advertisement91 1951-07-09 3 m-.-.^m^ammmWlKMmmßamwmmmmMmHmmmmmmmm 1B „V^ Sjvv o "&T_H_l IPM t o O I il Vssigmee. ORMUJKf I the s.mraporf Pati 1 5th First .ARAM Issignee. ORDINANCE al ihe tgapare ngapere. 68 oi c B \K\M Issignee ORDINANCE art the we gapore. CI. the >i SENG OXDWANCF 151 ..m ..f the Sing ipare.91 words
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Advertisement565 1951-07-09 3 (CHAPTER 45) In the High Court of the Colony of Singapore Island of Singapore. N BANKRUPTCY. Wage Earner's Administration Order No. WA of 1940 RE: YEONG AH SOO of Na 219-3, Silat Road. Singapore; Tinsmith. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai a First and Fina! dividend is intended to b e565 words
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Advertisement634 1951-07-09 3 f^____Pf SITUATIONS VACANT CERVICES of Armature winding Mechanic required. Applications to Post Box 564, Singapore. WANTED Assistant Surgeon y for Eye Hospital, Balestier Road. Experience not necessary. House Provided. Write Secretary. WANTED teacher with w School Cetificate for Chinese School. Apply Box No. T. 299 Spore Standard. CINGAPORE MUNICIPAL- ITY:634 words
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Advertisement1099 1951-07-09 3 NOTICES I SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY j Notification under Section 15 Sale of Food and Drugs Ordinance Chap. 191. f\N the 22nd June 1951. A.' Mohamed Ibrahim Merchant of A. S. Ali Co at 8 A Market Street. Singapore, was convicted of selling food to wit Edible Oil containing a sub- 11,099 words
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Miscellaneous454 1951-07-09 3 FEDERATION DIARY i ITMPITR IMETROPOLE: Lightning vs Super OGrody 3. 7 and 9 p.m. KUALA LULU* fn Swo r d 2.30. 7 and 9.30 p.m. SOCCER: Div. I— Malays vs Kinta MA..RAS: Undertow 3. 6.30 and CATHAY: For Heavens Sake 12*. Europeans, g* Parang; D.v.^ KKa: P L m oma454 words
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1079 1951-07-09 4 ANTI-AMERICAN SLOGANS GREET U.S. SAILORS COLOMBO THE unexpected move by the Soviet to bring about a "cease fire" m Korea is already creating a near panic among producers of rubber, coconut, graphite etc. for which there has been a big demand during the past year. The mere mention of the1,079 words
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Article, Illustration12 1951-07-09 4 "Here it conns, darn it Another belt of rain!" .wwwwwwwwwwvvvwvvvvvvww12 words
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Article662 1951-07-09 4 nrHE shortage of electrical power m Singapore will be debated by the Municipal Commissioners on July 18, and we hope the debate will produce something useful and not just hot air. Daily we have evidence of the seriousness of the shortage; power cuts and load-shedding are taking place662 words
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Article1160 1951-07-09 4 Shirin Fozdar - Modern Man Kills A Prophet Shirin Fozdar By Mrs. Jf\X July 9 m 1850 at 12 noon v-/ 10.000 men. women and children m their gala costumes flocked into the barrack square at Tabriz m Persia to witness the public execution of a I handsome young man aged 30 11,160 words
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Article, Illustration557 1951-07-09 4 CASSANDRA - 'Take Thou This Rose CASSANDRA By T WILL now sing Take Thou This Rose." Moreover I 2 x shall sing it very loudly. I will go into a public place and raise my great harsh, coarse and strident voice and I hope that all who S value freedom will join557 words
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We the People
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273 1951-07-09 4 Only Locally Dom iciled People Will Suffer lon. zou reported m voui issue of July 5 that ont the Federal Councillors will querying the government the intricacies of the worl i of the War Damage t mrnis sion. It would appear that m people are having nice i is jobs273 words
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Article120 1951-07-09 4 Cheap Rice As Sol ution Kn- rhere has been na I controversy Lately on the I 1 cost of living m this cou 1 and 1. as a poor v. rke 1 tare to suggest to the Go vera--1 men! thr ugh the mn of 1 S ur papei thai120 words
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Article152 1951-07-09 4 Sir; A "Less* P«. daj v talks sense, He i iid l i Bai .<. s Report supi iking English and Malay compulsory subjects m What does the Barnes R-. acta.-., j a Throughout the week we have been nothing but pU I papanda about Chi ese152 words
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Advertisement26 1951-07-09 4 I 501£7 AGENTS j I Int SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT CO., LTD. (INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE) f P. O. BOX 92 1 5 __^^_^^^»"^^^^_p_^*^^___^^-_w I fc___«l_f!^*'^-"4_______-l^_-*B |T7rrr| I f26 words
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Advertisement70 1951-07-09 4 r r— i I 11H I L A- »AV.'T>K* LTD H. a Xj /JVALTISf MAWU«< RMM i HWI MMI J_t q^ jt^\ i li \Jualny i or //ic/Jes/ a Eco noun' I I I j Ok, Valiant' l)a,nf Form, mtlh *^_jV I <_> arrmamnn/ Arar/ o//jrt/r i *I I >««70 words
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Article, Illustration91 1951-07-09 5 1 VALETTA transport planes 1 i are replacing Dakotas on many of the internal and I 1 external air services operat- I i ed by the R.A.F. m Malaya. The new planes one of V 1 which is shown here m i flight over Singapore are91 words
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214 1951-07-09 5 CABLE and Wireless Ltd's station at Nairobi is being •developed to provide additional automatic relays for the London-Australia service, as well as alternative links with places in the Far East such as Singapore, Hongkong and Osaka. Valuable automatic relay services have also been developed at214 words
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Article, Illustration173 1951-07-09 5 China Coast Skipper Seeks 'Safe' Job CAPTAIN R. C. Thomas, 35, who. with the entire crew of the Norbay, recently left the ship tn Hongkong because she was to sail to the Red China port of Tientsin for her owners, Grea; Southern Steamship Company of Hongkong, is now tn Singapore.173 words
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Article55 1951-07-09 5 FOLLOWING is the I. MI. weeka "lair price" list Issued i» the Deputy Controller of Supplies* Cigarettes: (20's) "Rothmans" De Luxe increased from 80c to 85c (50s) "Rothmans" Consulate increased from 81.65 to Sl 75 Condensed Milk: (14-oz. tins) .Montblanc" increased irom 60 to hoc "Avam" 65c Evaporated55 words
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Article, Illustration65 1951-07-09 5 AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES I To New Tor. and ttostor. 10 Ceylon, Indio tgypt and Mediterranean Ports S'pore P. S'ham Penong "PRES. GRANT" 17/22Julv 23/24Julv 7«;/7<i i "PRES. JOHNSON" 27July/2Aua 3/4Aua S/«l "PRES MONROE" 7/13 JE! 1 4 f U fl "PRES. HARRISON" 1 1 1 8 A^ 9 /20A- g65 words
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Article267 1951-07-09 5 Riverview: 22½ p.c. Dividend THE directors of Riverview Rubber Estates Ltd. will declare a final dividend of '22k per cent for the year ended Mar. 31, at the company's twelfth annua] general meeting at "bartered Bank Chambers. Ipoh, on July 24. This will nake a total dividend distribution of 75267 words
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Article42 1951-07-09 5 Harrisons Crosfield (Malaya) Ltd.. secretaries, report the Colowing rubber crops last month: Allenby 33.000 lbs.. Benta 80.000 bs Jeram Kuantan 66.500 Jbs.. vundong 40.000 lbs.. Mentakab 56,500 lbs.. Sungei Bagan 136.000 bs.. Sandycrot 18.600 lbs., and ranjong Jau 50.000 lbs.42 words
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Article170 1951-07-09 5 Industrial*.: Fraser Heave Ord 3.50, Fraser <?_ Neave Prei 96 sm, rionckong Bank Col. Reg. $765 00 o $794. Malayan Breweries So 65. Malayan Cement .25 ets. Robinson 3rd 53 .00. Straits Trading SIT 40. Singapore Cold Strorage S4 25 to ?4 35. Singapore Traction Pief. 23s170 words
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Article295 1951-07-09 5 Despite Hari Raya By A Special Correspondent A GOOD turnover was effected on Malayan markets in three business days interspersed between two Bank Holidays and the Hari Raya Puasa Public Holiday. Had the news of the Bangkok outbreak been received while markets were working, doubtless there would have been some295 words
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Article376 1951-07-09 5 Taiping Consolidated Ltd., report the recovery of $133,994 from the Thai Government, being compensation for the contents of the Taiping workshop which were removed to Thai territory during the war. The amount received works out at 13 cents per share. Nawng Pet Tin Ltd: Liquidator has informed shareholders376 words
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Article76 1951-07-09 5 Royol lotterdoro Lloyd Holland Americo Line Nederland Lint ESSSfP 1 Rotterdam Amsterdam MONTREAI HALIFAX. BOSTON, NEW TORK PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. MOBILE NEW ORLEANS S'pore P S'ham Penang Bantam (RL) 21/27 July 28/29 July 30/31 July Singkep (SMN) 27 July/3 Aug 4/5 Aug 6/7 Aug Excellent oassenqer occommodotion76 words
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Advertisement552 1951-07-09 5 f AST REGULAF TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE Direct Overland Sin Francisco Lo< Angelc* All American Canadian Citie« Penang P S'hom pore EOG4.R F LUCKENBACh BJuly 9/10 July 11/15 Jul JACCB LUCKENBACH 24/26Aug 27/28Auy 29Aug/lSep Accepting c« rgo to» Hongkong F» luU oartkulan Dr. Corgi D^cd Tanks and Passenger Boo* ngs etc.552 words
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Advertisement472 1951-07-09 5 1 I M J f .-Mil _w^ k. a M wk TT^ SAILING FROtV SCANOINA vTT^^^IIIf "MALACCA" to. Bangkok. S D f s^ Hongkong Monilo Kobt **•>♦»> Vokohomc c "LALANOIA* tor c „gon r Bangkok m t "KAMBODIA" tor Bangkok Hj* Hongkong Manila Kobe '''-•< Yokohomc S -7 a, "FALSTRIA"472 words
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Miscellaneous177 1951-07-09 5 Crossword No. 7 .L_J— —w^J— —^^H— CUES ACROSS:— 1 A stout rellow? it would seem so! 6 Vocal rocri 8 Separate entrance to a room' 9 The Garden of England 10 Deportee from a French island? 11 Work- on the land somewhere for the money, and- 13 —here it Is!177 words
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Article, Illustration363 1951-07-09 6 >V luU H: Coincident with Iran's reported decision to rational Cowrt ol Justice at The Hague, after rejecting the on ti»t oil dispute, the Iranian authorities have abruptly nation ol Britons from the Abadan oilfield. I ims was brought about by an order that363 words
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Article135 1951-07-09 6 o I i i vv re Mesh Pm D Quarry, Manolacl iring Company, Pai Nsti Carbon, i Bukil Ttou i Village, P..- JurOBS 3 and 3. ted I c- a Rubber W rks. Lam C Li m Cx. Robber H Rubber W rk-. Fred a c oopani Indu135 words
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Article129 1951-07-09 6 IHf. .\ial,-\i.-\.n. Indian anu Pakistani delegates to the Second World War Congress ot the. International Confederation of Free Trade Unions joined with representatives oi other countries m voicing disillusionment with communist labour practices and m declaring their support for free trade unionism. The congress representing Labour129 words
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Article, Illustration55 1951-07-09 6 A new pictuie of 20-year-old Prince Baudouin who becomes King of Belgium on July 17. The day before, his father, King Leopold is due to abdicate in favour of his son. The new King will have at his disposal the Royal Palace in Brussels and the Royal Castle at Laeken,A.P - 55 words
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RITA: ALY CANNOT CHANGE MY MIND'
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Article136 1951-07-09 6 BEVERLY HILLS, (Latj, July 8 (Reuter) Film Star Rita Havworth told newspapermen here that nothing Prince Aly Khan could do would change her mind about divorcing him. "I have made my decision,'* Rita said. She said she would probablv return to Nevada next week to file a suit for divorctReuter - 136 words
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Article45 1951-07-09 6 JAPAN is turning to India for iron ore supplies to feed her expanding steel industry. Mr. Albert L OConnell. Far East representative of Aetna Standard Engineering Company. said in Hongkong. He said Japan was willing to lend India technical aid f~~ iron ore deposits. U.P.U.P - 45 words
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Article27 1951-07-09 6 THE Peiping daily newspaper Kwan Ming said that China would npver allow restoration of the Japanese armed forces and demanded an over-all peace treaty for Japan. ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article34 1951-07-09 6 A SECOND agreement for tecn- m.-u assistance has been signed between India and the UNESCO. It aims at facilitating lmplementa- on of the scientific research programme drawn up *v *he New Delhi Government A.F.P.A.F.P - 34 words
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Article24 1951-07-09 6 strong urge for "unity" among all Asian nations. He is en route home from the 34th I.L.O. convention held at Geneva last month. A.P.A.P - 24 words
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Article70 1951-07-09 6 persons in front of the Soviet diplomatic building at <>80 Park Avenue. They protested against I ma«s deportations to Russia of I Hungarians, Czechs and Poles. "The rope for Stalin," shouted the p'ekets. A.P. NEW 50 cents coins have been I put into circulation in Hongkong.— Reuter. BRITAIN and SpainA.P - 70 words
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Article, Illustration118 1951-07-09 6 JENSTEN Dhombrap, 20-year-old brother of the Dalai Lama of Tibet. I is en route by air to the United 1 Slated to become an undergraduate I at the University of California. i SIX members of the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee have left Washington for Paris after a last-minute briefingU.P - 118 words
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205 1951-07-09 6 LONDON, July 8 (IT election m Britain is now c Labour Members of Parliai A late October general onsidered almost certain by nent. The Cabinet is said to have arrived at this decision during the past week when it faced arguments put forward by205 words
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Article222 1951-07-09 6 Malaya- Japan Trade Survey From Page 1 that Japanese goods could do would be to stabilize the local market. Malaya is one of Japan's most important markets among those m the sterling group of countries. Its large raw material supplies which include rubber, tin copra and iron ore are valuable222 words
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Article64 1951-07-09 6 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government will be asked, at the next meeting of the Legislative Council on July 17, whether arrangements have been made for resettlement of the Malay inhabitants of Cocas Islands m North Borneo. The query will be made by Mrs. Vilasini Menon,64 words
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Article130 1951-07-09 6 NEWARK, (New Jersey) July 8 (AP): A rocketlike series of explosions ripped through a gas storage plant here, setting off a general alarm fire which raged out of control for hours. The 70-foot-long cylindrical tanks were flung hundreds of yards like giant toys by130 words
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Article235 1951-07-09 6 THE FIRST FARELF InterServices Salon of photograph y, sponsored by th e FARELF Camera Club, will be held at the British Council Centre. Singapore from August 25 to Sept 1. Two well-known photographers will act as judges, Viscount Hanworth, who is at present m Hongkong and235 words
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Article138 1951-07-09 6 ixtrutm x- »v i^eiumui c ruviug evangelist of tne 7th Day Adventist Church, yesterday proved to packed houses at the' Victoria Theatre by a unique "trial by jury" ballot that God never changed the Sabbath from the seventh day of the week to the first.A.P - 138 words
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335 1951-07-09 6 4 Delega tes For New York Youth Talks THE Government of Singapore ha- agreed te j defray the expenses amounting to 5.1.000. ol one mi I the four delegates from Singapore to the fir*t General (Assembly and the third General (ioiineil of WA_f (World Assembly of Youth) which Hill be335 words
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Article101 1951-07-09 6 LONDON. July 8 (Reuter': King George yesterday made (.is first public appearance since nil chest trouble when he attended the opening of I new social cob and recreational centre at a model village in Winds >i T Park. The Kong 1 oked well after his six-week101 words
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Advertisement96 1951-07-09 6 OLD FRIEND WITH JUST A NEW LABEL 1 1 l H%, iH H Ei^ J^ W I TV E jpfcf 7tf^M_(______r JACKSON CO. LTD. WmmmW ~Ti .blleeTsale 1 Great Reductions Ever Seen :imeneii.« From 9th. July i| opportunity For Everyone I j 'rylhing W nrtli For E\erybody mt ra Are96 words
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Miscellaneous34 1951-07-09 6 ilT/i VOU BUY A NEW #J^ ES 1 l UG&0 IT'S NOT «a K w~ 1 DOGHOUSE FOR/ W^^ +M SO NEwJ Wg, 1 KTvVVV^^N. S/V^\ A av^~-—^H ttp». IT»I r >rur» >|HUII, W.^H34 words
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Article201 1951-07-09 7 [Equals Feat Of Brough I Wimbledon, Surrey, July g (Reuter): Miss j Doris Hart, 26 year old I American No. 2, won three titles at Wimbledon yesterday to set the seal on a brilliant tennis carreer. She won the final of the women's singles, the women's201 words
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Article189 1951-07-09 7 REGRET that the Singapore Chinese FA. 15.000 strong and i sp rts organisation to play any western game, did not 'nave a sports ground of its own was expressed by Mr. T. W. Ong president o: the SCFA on Saturday. He was speaking at189 words
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85 1951-07-09 7 LONDON. July 8 (AP) I Sheila Ler.vill. 22-year-old Bri- tish secretary. today high jumped 5 feet 7 1/2 inches to surpass the existing world's record for women by a quarter i of an inch. 1 Mrs Lerwiil's jump, good for 1 first place m85 words
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Article137 1951-07-09 7 A SOLITARY goal scored m j the 20th minute oi the second j i half enabled the Police Sports Association to score a 1-0 j j victory over the Indonesian j League "A" in a SAFA Division I] league match played at Geylang Stadium yesterday. Police came137 words
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Article45 1951-07-09 7 I SINGAPORE Medical Workers i Union beat H.M.S. Terror by I 3-0 m a SAFA Division 111 j match played at C.V.M.A. i ground yesterday. There was no score at half I time. S.M.W.U. scorers were Muniandav, Dollah (2>.45 words
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Article155 1951-07-09 7 A S S E N. Netherlands, 1 July 7 <AP> The main event m the motorcycle races today on i the Assen circuit, the senior .^OO i 1 cc. was a fresh victory for Bri- j I tain's star rider, Geoffrey Duke. After today. Duke155 words
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Article503 1951-07-09 7 Five ot the ties for the Singapore Badminton Association^ Junior Singles cnampion- ships went to three sets when !a further batch of 19 ties were fought out at the Clerical Union Hall (Haw Par Gymnasium! Hal Din Rangoon Road over the, weekend. Benny Kee (Merrytime) and \'e503 words
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Article, Illustration52 1951-07-09 7 M.C.F.A officials at Mr. T. W. Ong's dinner-party at his Bukit Timah residence on Saturday. Left to right; Ho Seng Aun, C. B. Tan, Kwok Kin Keng, Tay Soo Yong, Lee Kong Chian, T. W. Ong, Lim Koe Siong, Yap Ah Chuan, Yee Cheok Wah, Choo Kwai Low and Tan52 words
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Article47 1951-07-09 7 NEW YORK. July 8 <AP)— Saturdays major league baseball results: Cleveland 3. Detroit 13; New York 4. Boston 10. National League: Boston 6, Nev York 7. St. Louis 1. Pittsburgh 5, Cincinnnati 8. Chicago 6, Brooklyn 6. Philadelphia 2. American League: Philadelphia 4, Washington 3.47 words
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219 1951-07-09 7 BRITAIN SWEEPS BOARD IN HENLEY REGATTA HENLEY-ON-THAMES, July 8 (Reuter): Britain's oarsmen overthrew all but one of the overseas challenges m the Henley Royal Rowing Regetta which concluded here yesterday. Of the 10 finals only one went to an overseas crew, the University of Pennsylvania 8, winning the Thames challenge219 words
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Article392 1951-07-09 7 j KOTA RAJA Club took the field again at Jalan i Besar Stadium yesterday after a month long fast and thrilled a good Sunday crowd with their own lively brand of football. It was their first SAFA Cup game i and they won, defeating392 words
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Miscellaneous41 1951-07-09 7 <*^*e*^ Hl^H TIDES at the principal resorts in Malaya. TODAY: A.M. P.M. Singapore 01.07 2.26 Malacca 10.31 10.53 Port Dickson 9.12 9.34 Port Sham 8.49 8.41 Penang 3.29 3.08 iiiii I < 'ii ii t__^_^^^____-_-----m N !^^^Z F ~uj'~*(' mm mm—mamm mOj'^"41 words
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Article446 1951-07-09 8 Penang Get Easy 4 Wickets Win PENANG, Sun. Penang beat Selangor by four [wickets m the inter-state cricket match which concluded this afternoon on the sports Club ground. Selangor j scored 227 runs m the second innings and Penang, given two hours and 20 minutes,446 words
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Article55 1951-07-09 8 The Singapore Cricket Association's junior tournament match between RAF Tengah and BODCA was abandoned at Tengah yesterday when the BODCA captain called his team off the field after disagreeing with the umpire's decision. BODCA. who batted first, were half way through their innings when the match55 words
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291 1951-07-09 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Four ro v records were set up at the Selangor Indo-Ceylonese sp >rts this evening. Sivarajah sel a new time I >i the ioo yards. clipping 2 seconds ofl Balakrishnans 1949 record and .1 ofl the me runner's time m the291 words
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83 1951-07-09 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun with half the side out and requiring 23 runs to win Kiang Coast Club collapsed and lost to s the Selangor Club by 11 runs. t Selangor Club declared with t nine tor 166. Mansbridge top- scoring with 49. Cameron83 words
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Article, Illustration47 1951-07-09 8 To beat the giant Swedish Angel m the» main event at the Happy World Stadium on Saturday, Baron Von Heckzy tried many novel tricks ranging from flying drop kicks to high-level neck-twisting as pictured here. But it was m vain. The Angel won a K.O. decision. j47 words
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Article94 1951-07-09 8 Peng Soon, Piruz Win 3rd Round BOMBAY. July 8 (UP)— Malayan badminton star Abdullah Piruz beat P. S. Nil- i kanth of India 18-14. 15-5 this evening m the third round of the Cricket Club of India Championships. Piruz played with a badly sprained left ankle and had to come94 words
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Article68 1951-07-09 8 irun, bun.— in a two-day golf j match played here during the week-end Selangor Golf Club 1 beat Perak Turf Club golf section J by eight points. At singles the home team secured 11 points to the visitors' I 15 and m the four-ball competi- j tion68 words
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543 1951-07-09 8 I 1 White drove his XKI2O over the mile with its three tricky bends m 50 seconds, beating by one-tenth second the record set by the ultralight and powerful Kudensay Special driven by J. N. K. Moncrieff last year. Records went543 words
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Article1028 1951-07-09 8 KfcSLLTS went very much as expected m yesterday's senior division league cricket matches m Singapore. SCC took full points agains Changi m the nearest thing t an upset Changi were expect ed to hold them down to only I first innings win SRC reign ing champions1,028 words
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Article506 1951-07-09 8 IPOH, Sun. Perak beat Negri Sembilan I» runs in their interstate cricket match which ended hcrt today. It was Perak's first victory in three out in-. this season. Skipper Jerram of Perak used hi* t*o main spin bowlers koenitz and Jagdev Singh to full advantage for506 words
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Article49 1951-07-09 8 BRADDELL Cricket Club >eat RAF Changi by M rung tor trst inning points ii B SCA hvision "B fixture a: Chai c r esterday Chargi batted Irsf and scored J. ttobinson 25 and Loa s [Ot out. J Braddeil CC. totalled m rright 4. Day :i249 words
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Article78 1951-07-09 8 RAE Tengah beat RAF Sembawang by 10 wickets Ln a SCA A Section match played at Sembawang yesterday. Sembawang were' dismissed i for 52 runs m the first innings. They fared better m the second to total 145. Tengah replied with 152 for four78 words
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Article62 1951-07-09 8 noiAL wavy nem KtMti m a friendly cricket match played it Naval Base yesterday. REME made 160 runs m their :wd innings Jannawav made 26 md Stroud 23. Gilett took five for 26 m the flt>t innings and Sills two for six. Navy replied with 153 with62 words
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Article110 1951-07-09 8 Badminton In Penang r ca«AHur, aun. Results of seven more matches played today m the Penan* v badminton championship.. Chung Ling High School were as follows: SINGLES: Oh Chora X beat Foo Yeow Tatt 15-8, 15 ll Che e Choong Hong beat Ismail bin Ahmad 15-1. 15-7; T h B110 words
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