The Straits Times, 7 May 1950

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    22 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday Edition Of Tit* Strait* Times Singapore Fm 9rmmm No. 771. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAT 7, 1930. PEICt TEN CENTS.
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    BRIGGS READY FOR BATTLE
    404 1 BRIGGS READY FOR BATTLE Control *over remote areas Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUK, Saturday. JHI Director of Anti-Bandit Operations, Lieut-Gen. Sir Harold Briggs. has sot In motion a long-term plan for bringing closer the end of the Emergency. One or its most important provisions will bring under active administration
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    37 1 SAM BUftMISTf R, 245-lb wrestler, spins hapless Curly Connors around his head during their bout at the Hippy World last night, before sending him hurtling to the floor. See story below in Col. I. Sunday Times picture.
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    37 1 RANGOON recently held its first beauty contest eiU chose Mies Idwinyj McDonald ac "Miss Bum,, of 1950." Mies McDonald. who is 17 year* old and an Anglo-Bmaiese, poses in front of one of Rangoon's lakes. A.P. picture.
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    "Raise volunteer jungle force' call
    297 1 Sunday Times Special Correspondent FEDERATION of Malaya authorities have asked the British Government to consider urgently the possibility of raising a volunteer special force for action in Malaya, the Sunday Times understands. The men wanted are those with wartime experience of jungle fighting. It is
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    CONNORS GOES UNCONSCIOUS TO HOSPITAL
    88 1 Sunday Time* SUIT Reporter BURLY Sam Burmister. Jewish all-in wrestler, went on his violent way last night when he knocked out. Curly Connors, Australian heavyweight, at the Happy World Stadium last night. Connors was taken unconsciuus to the General Hospital by ambulance after receiving treatment
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    Malay star falls on kris in belt
    113 1 Malay star falls on kris in belt Sunday Times Staff Reporter THI Malay film star Otman Gumanri wn seriously wounded during Hie making of a new Shaw Bros film yesterday when he slipped and a kris he was wearing pierced his chest. At the Ceneral Hospital late last night he
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    U.K. SOCCER
    46 1 Portsmouth became champions of the English League when they beat Aston Villa s—l5 1 yesterday. In the Second Division, Sheffield Wednesday held Tottenham to a~ goal-less draw and co into the First Division by a fractional ad-va-itagc on coal average. Kcsults in Pace 15.
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    INDONESIAN BLOCKADE
    21 1 JAKARTA. Sat.— The Indonesian Government has imposed a provisional blockade against the new self-pro-claimed "Republic of South Moluccas." Reuter.
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    Bomb wounds 8 in Saigon
    78 1 SAIGON, Sat. A FRENCH police inspector and seven other persons were wounded here early today, when a grenade was tossed from a speeding car into a crowded street. Police stated that the grenade was thrown by followers of Ho Chl-mlnh, Communist leader of the Vletmlnh
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    F.B.I. TO QUIZ KARL FUCHS
    110 1 LONDON. Sat BRITAIN has agreed. It Is reported. that United States Federal Bureau of Investigation agents shall be allowed to interview Dr. Klaus Fuchs, now serving a 14-year- sentence for violating the official Secrets Act. It is believed this Is the first time representatives of
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    OPERATION ON WAVELL
    26 1 LONDON. Sat— Field Marshal Earl Wavell, who underwent an abdominal operation on his 67th birthday yesterday, waa reported In good condition today U.P.
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    CAPT. HUSSEIN IS NEW UMNO SECRETARY
    123 1 CAPT. HUSSEIN IS NEW UMNO SECRETARY Sunday Time* Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. T)ATO Zalnal Abldin, Deputy Chief Social Welfare Officer for the Federation, has resigned from the office of Secretary-General of UMNO. His successor Is Capt. Hussnin bin Onn. eldest son of .Uato Onn bin Ja'afar, founefcr of the
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    HURRICANES KILL SEVEN
    93 1 CHICAGO, Sat. WINDS of hurricane strength roared into their third day of destruction today, leaving seven dead, more than 100 injured, and ajiore than a million dollars worth of damage to property behind them, as they roared on into Canada. The weather bureau said that the winds
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    RITA AND ALI ARE 'EXTREMELY CLOSE'
    81 1 CANNES, Sat.— Prince Aly Khan denied emphatically today a report printed In an Italian newspaper that he and Rita Hayworlh are thinking about getting a divorce. "Just because I go to London to look at my horse* or my wife goes to Paris to
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    U.S. QUARANTINES AN AIR LINER
    120 1 NEW YORK. Saturday. rE health authorities today held In quarantine an American airliner from London— warned by radio as "a smallpox suspect"— but had released all bat two of Its 11 passenger*. They quarantined the plane, a Pan-American Airways Constellation, when It arrived at Idlewlld
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    FUN AND GAMES IN NEW DELHI
    162 1 NIW DILHI, Saturday. A CAY celebration in New fteMii's Hotel Imperial U* night brought «n unexpected bath to Argentina's ambassador, Mr. Oscar Taseheret. As His parry heightened, guasts sporting souvenir berets and scarves Mow merrily on t4irifl police whliHes. Nont were louder than the
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    H.K. Governor speaks out
    198 1 CHINESE IMMIGRATION HONG KONC, Saturday. THI Governor of Hong Kong, Sir Alexander Granrham, today strongly defended in a public speech th« government's recent clam* down on Chinese immigration to the colony, in the face of growing Chinese dissatisfaction. The powerful Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Hong
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    Horse won, but backers lost
    53 1 REVE DE GLOIRE ("gift from the handieapper") did win at Penang yesterday, but hi* backers lost SI on each win ticket. Here de Gtoire, who wa* a hot favourite, deadheated with Raj Mahal, and paid $4 for a win and W for a place. (Report
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    Extra pages, new stories
    284 1 Extra pages, new stories UERE is good news tor •very reader. Next week the Sunday Times is expanding into a 24-page paper 24 pages packed with new, vigorous, appealing articles of interest to all Malayans, as well as the usual features. Among the new features is a picture story from
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    HOW THE STATE CHECKS CONTACTS WITH WESTERN CIVILISATION
    2071 2 INSIDE MOSCOW fear silences the friendly tongue The second of a series of articles on the personalities and people of Stalin's Russia By BRITAIN'S EX-AMBASSADOR TO MOSCOW Sir Maurice Peterson, G. C. M. G. CO VIET citizens must perforce see the West
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    HUMAN CASEBOOK
    954 2 am a young husband, very much in love with my wife. On marriage we decided not to have children for four years. I am in a job with an assured future but at present earn very little. With my wife working too we manage an.i are very happy.
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      154 2 because Kolynos foam dcansS^^ol^^ It's between the teeth that danger lies. That's where baueria multiply and go to work producing the acids that cause decay. Kolynos foam penetrates straight to the danger spots. Kolynos alone contains special ingredients that neutralise the acids, destroy bacteria. Expert laboratory tests have proved that
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    PLAN TO EXCHANGE OFFICERS
    406 3 Malaya assists New Guinea Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE possibility of reciprocal visits by young officers of the New Guinea and Federation Departments of Agriculture is foreseen by Mr. W. Cottrell-Dcrmer, Director of Agriculture, Stock and Fisheries in New Guinea, who will leave Singapore tomorrow after
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    CAMERAMEN BACK FROM HONG KONG
    153 3 Sunday limes SUIT Reporter A LOCAL cameraman who took the place of Mr. P. Catford. of the Crown Film Unit, who was injured in an ambush two days after arriving in Malaya, -eturned yesterday after a l«-day trip to Hong Kong. He was Penan,; -born
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    WARRANTFOR HUSBAND
    54 3 Sunday Time* Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. The Jo'nore Police Court Magistrate today directed that a warrant of irrest be issued for Chua Kong Pao, who was due to appear in Court to answer a charge of voluntarily causing hurt to Tai Kirn Tiam, his wife. She is
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    HAWKER COMMISSION
    20 3 Singapore Hawkers Inquiry Commission will sit at 215 p.m. tomorrow in the Board Room of the Chinese Secretariat.
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    BLACK-OUTS ARE BACK IN SPORE
    132 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter INCREASED consumption of electricity by Hi* Singapore public was given yesterday by the Municipal Electrical Engineer, Mr. C. C. Payne, as one of the chief reasons for the recent series of "black-outs." Increasing demands hare been made by consumers during peak
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    GAMBLERS' MONEY FOR POOR BOX
    49 3 Sunday Times Staff ReporUr Five youths were each fined $10 In the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday for gambling on 'he five foot way in Joo Chiat Road. A sum of 20 cents seized from the players was committed to the Magistrates Poor Box.
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    'MAN AND HIS BODY'
    48 3 Mr. N. Nadarajan will speak on "Man and his Body" in the Discussion Oroup Meeting of the Cultural Section of Singapore Kerala Samajam at 6, Race Course Lane at 5.30 p.m. today. Mr. N. G. Nalr, 8.A., BX. will preside. All are cordially Invited.
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    FAMILY REMITTANCES
    24 3 Sanday Time* Staff Repartee Family remittances to China for April amounted to $349,268 from Singapore and $130,144 from the Federation of Malaya.
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    MORE MONEY FOR THE UNIVERSITY
    58 3 Snnda> Times Correspondent TELUK ANSON. Sat. A NET sum of $1,523 was collected for the University of Malaya Endowment Fund by the Kuam Ibu. Teluk Anson, recently, when they screened the film, "Singapore Night" at the Royal Theatre. The cinema show was the first function
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    CHARGED MAN TO GO TO K.L
    55 3 Sunday Times SUIT Reporter Loh Poh Mun, a 34-year-old former employee In a Kuala Lumpur goldsmith's shop, appeared In the Singa£>re Fourth Police Court yesrday, charged with criminal breach of trust of $30,000 worth of jewellery belonging to the shop. He was ordered to
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    Sick, at 83 she flees from Reds
    238 3 Sunday Time* Staff Reporter A REFUCEE from the Communists, 83-year-old Mrs. Anna Pietkiewics was in Singapore last night en rout* to Australia, htr dreamland. A Qantas doctor and a car were at Kallang Airport runway to meet her. The old lady was so
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    FOREST OFFICER
    31 3 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.— Mr. J. 8. Smith, on his return from leave, has been appointed District Forest Officer, Johore South, with headquarters In Johore Bahru.
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      193 3 Experience has proved, tkere is no Finer Cigarette than j SINGAPORE $1.35 j FEDERATION $1.50 l Ta!W*WeSk~ CLEARANCE SALE" Exciting Bargain* on all our slocks Several Mow Arrivals on Display Hay Your First Choice NOW Washing Silk 29" »t.95 Panama HnlUnff 1 English Ptd Halrrord .M 5 colours M" 79*
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      271 3 LJJ xajLll 10.30 Nocturne: 10.60 Epilogue; Claaito; U J» "Soutto America, SINGAPORE xi Close. ->~~» Takt It Away": 1-7.U p.m. a-m. Dane* Music; 9.30 Much- LUMPUH 7 s!^ N ß^^v; U U kus*c Blndlng-In-The-Marsh; 10 News 9 a.m. Da?ld Qrenvllle Ensemble; in Jttnlature; ~TJo J< #w 1 i ,f*s fr«Kl.:
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    THE SINGAPORE SCENE
    2797 4 I oui vlolum/ REPORTING IVING proof that 4at 31 one can have a family of four and still look young. slim and glamorous is Mrs. Winnie Lewis, wife of an Assistant Superintendent in the Singapore Police. Petite, with honeyblonde hair and big browi, eyes, lt Is quite
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    SECRETS OF 3 SMART GIRLS
    630 5 LARGE Incomes do not necessarily mean smart wardrobes. They do make f a s h 1 o n-followlng easier, but women who can afford to pay £150 for a couturier outfit all too often spoil the perfect suit with the wrong accessories The real fashion
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    Hobbies, happiness and health
    881 5  - Hobbies, happiness and health JANE BLUNT I by ADJUSTMENT to climate in Malaya is obvious, although its Implications are not always appreciated, but the re-organisatlon of daily habits is a more subtle process. It should r»e easier in the towns, where there are not only doctors readily available, but various
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    HERE and THERE
    311 5 NECKLACES teem to b* the mo«t important fashion accessory at th* moment. In Paris. th*y have given up wearing pearli. I ant told, for rhineitona and jewelled affairs. But here in London we stick to pearls for daytim*. in chokers, tingle strand*, plait*, bibs, but thera ■M
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    DEBUTANTES AND COVER GIRLS
    638 5  -  MARY HEATHCOTT j by QNCE upon a time the glamour girls used to be debutantes. By glamour I mean they possessed that indefinable something, that newsworthy significance which got their pictures into the newspapers Quite soon at the beginning of The Season, we discovered who was
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    Coconuts galore
    474 5 THE coconut might al--1 mast be called the national fruit of Malaya. No curry Ls complete, or to the local cooks, even possible, without It. Many of us have coconut? growing in our own gardens, if we are able to run faster than our servants, we can occasionally
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      190 5 PYORRHEA is the Natural Enemy of Beautiful; Healthy Teeth BmttVfck__.a^Bmnßßl k 1 M 4 Out Of 5 May Be Victimsl If gums bleed even a little) when you brush your teetli take heed! Tender, bleeding gums are often the first warning signal of dread Pyorrhea, enemy of sound, attractive teeth.
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    SHAHRIR'S BROTHER INPENANG
    864 6 SHAHRIR'S BROTHER INPENANG Sunday Times Staff Reporter ROY FERROA meets a QUIET, softspoken Indonesian checked in at one of Penang's seaside hotels last week, signed the register, then went Into his room. The name given in the register was "Mahroezar". and as far as the people of Penang were concerned
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    ...I heard a woman crying in the night
    811 6  - .I heard a woman crying in the night COLM BROCAN by IN Britain there are 750,000 people forced to live alone. Some of them also die alone. This is not surprising, for they don't go out much and they aren't quickly missed. But. some day. a neighbour notices that there
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      194 6 Not only at Christmas time There are many other ways of using Mincemeat, than mince pies. Dutch Apple Tart, for instance: mix some Keiller's Mincemeat with the apple and taste how good it is. Here are other uses: in the cored centre of baked apples; mixed with Magnolia Ice Cream;
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    SAINT' OF BUSHEY PARK
    687 7 Spore home of lost hopes Sunday Times Staff Reporter A FEW hundred yards from the business offices of millionaires, and right beside some of the loveliest homes in Singapore, are to be seen the poorest people, the most pitiable sights, of this teeming, wealthy, almost unheeding
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    ARMY MAN ON CHURCH COUNCIL
    150 7 ARMY MAN ON CHURCH COUNCIL .■Mind ay Times SUB I orresponaeni JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. THE Church Council have elected Captain Auld, Adjutant, 221 Vehicle Battalion, as Its official Army representative because St. Christopher's Church, Johore Bahru, is regarded as the garrison church says the Rev. Holthy, Army Chaplain of Nee
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    RUBBER PRICE UP AGAIN
    114 7 RUBBER prices in Singapore rose appreciably yesterday in sympathy with London and New York, business being transacted at 77 cents per lb. for buyers of the first grade May shipment. However, traders were still cautious and dealings continued on a restricted scale. Singapore Chamber ol Commerce
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    Tin Prices
    20 7 SINGAPORE, Sat.. May 6. 5293.62', Down 25 cts. LONDON, Friday, May 5. Spot: £591. Three months buyers £591.
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    SERVICE ON BEACH
    27 7 The Bethesda (Katong) Church will hold an open-air service at Marine Parade today 5.45 p.m. Mr. A. J. Turner will preach. All are welcome.
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    CRUELTY TO DUCKS COST HIM $20
    42 7 Koo Joo Chin appeared in the Singapore Fourth Police rourt yesterday charged with cruelty to five ducks by placing them, feet tied, In a small basket. He pleaded guilty to the charge and was fined $20.
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    24 7 MR. and Mrs. A. R. Jumabhoy of Singapore have arrived i» Penang on Hie Corfu after their recent wedding at Bombay. Sundjy Times picture.
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    Parang attack told in court
    171 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter kJ RS. Tay Seiw Chuan was sitting in her room in Merchant Street last December when another Chinese woman, Chow Quee Huay, 35, rushed in with a parang in her hand and, without saying a word, sprang at Tay and struck
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    ST. JOSEPH'S EXHIBITION
    115 7 EDUCATION week at St. Joseph's Institution will open with the school exhibition of work tomorrow at 10 a.m. Mrs. A. W. F.isby, wife of the Director of Education, will open the exhibition. Other highlights will be the School Drama Festival; a combined school drill display; the St.
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    FISH MART FOR JOHORE BAHRU
    89 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. ANEW fish market is to be provided for Johore Bahru to relieve congestion in the general market. Fish is at present sold in a side shed which has outgrown present day requirements so much oo that large quantities of fish have daily
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    KIWI DRIVE FOR FUNDS' DANCE
    65 7 A dance, organised by the 'drive for funds' Committee of the Kiwi Members' League will be held at the St. Andrew's School Hall at Woodsville, Upper Ssrangcon Road, on June 3, from 7.30 p.m. to midnight. The Sambodlans Dar.ee Band will be in attendance. Tickets
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    $200,000 FROM MCA SWEEPS
    97 7 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. M EARLY $200,000 was realised by the Malayan Chinese Association in the last two sweeps drawn in Kuala Lumpur. An M.C.A. official said a large portion of the money had already been spent on squatter relief. He said applications
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    PAINTER FINED
    35 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Chun Hoong Chuan, a portrait painter of Kulal, was sentenced In the Johore Bahru Police Court today to four months' Imprisonment for outraging the modesty of a girl of five.
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    TWO ARE CHARGED, ONE IS FREED
    66 7 Sunday Times Correspondent MUAR. Sat. A woman. Choo Kirn Eng, 27. and Gan Klan Hal. 19. were charged in the Muar Magistrate's Court today with possession of two tins of benzine, suspected to have been fraudulently obtained. The case against the woman was withdrawn
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    DEATH IN GEMAS
    34 7 Sunday Times Correspondent GEMAS. Sat.— The death occurred at Segamat Hospital this week of Mrs. Ponnudural, wife of Mr. K. Ponnudural, senior master of the Tungku Abdul Rahmin English School, Oemas.
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    TRIED TO EVADE CUSTOMS, FINED
    100 7 Snndav Times Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. tne conclusion of the resumed hearing of a charge of conveying 48 wrLst watches on which duty had not been paid agalnit La* KuekPeoWj^^^Slngapore ted In the Police Court here today and fined $750. The 48 watches were
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    30 8 MR. LEE TECK BONG Si Mr. Lee Teck Hock sisters thank nil friends Si relatives who sent ureatks who attended the funpral of their late mother en 5.5 50.
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  • THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE, MAY 7. 1950.
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      OUR MONEYS WORTH
      390 8 FIGURES of emergency expenditure given In Kuala Lumpur on Friday by the acting Chief Secretary of the Federation provide yet more ammunition for those who are demanding drastic all-out measures to bring a speedy end to Malaya's bandit war During this year the Federation Is to spend
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      A CHALLENGE ACCEPTED
      175 8 IN the strongest language which diplomatic usage permits, the United States Government has accused Russia of conducting herself In a manner dangerous to peace. Russian actions, says Washington, show complete disregard for the law, custom and opinion of mankind. The American protest concerns the Baltic tragedy, in
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    Malaya's big game is not dangerous
    1472 8  -  HARRY MILLER by MfHERE do Malayan elephants go to die? Is ther e a common dying ground in the depths of the Jungles containing a fabulous hoard of ivory? Charles Edward Jackson ("Peter" to his friends) does not think so— and he should know.
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    Penang blueprints a new township
    1043 8  -  CHIA KAY SEE by JULY this year will see in Gree n Lane, Penang, the first six bungalows of a housing scheme which may change the landscape of some 100 acres of semi-rural area into a thriving little suburban town in a decade. Spurred by
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    TEACHERS TO BALLOT ON STRIKE
    309 9 TEACHERS TO BALLOT ON STRIKE We will fight Benham Report* Sunday Times Staff Reporter A SECRET ballot will be conducted by the Singapore Teachers Union "to discover whether members will consider a strike if other conciliation methods fail" in their fight against the recommendations made by the Benham Committee. This
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    25 9 A ROYAL AIR FORCE officer was slightly injured when his car became involved in collision with a truck in Changi Road yesterday. Sunday Times picture.
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    30 9 CMILINC happily. Mrs. Irene Hughes, a Singapore girl. Him week returned to Malaya oh the Corfu after three y»tt in Bj rigor. Wale*, She disembarked in Penang. Sunday Time* picture.
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    JULY 8 IS VARSITY DAY
    126 9 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent IPOH, Sat. THE first convocation for the conferring of degrees on the successful candidates of the University of Malaya will be held on July 8 and it is expected that both Sir Alexander Carr Saunders. the "father" of the University, and
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    DAWN SEARCH IN HILLS
    98 9 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent PENANO, Sat. pENANG Police this moming screened the hilly areas in the extreme southeast of Penang island and picked up one suspect at Batu Muang village, near Bayan Lepas. From 5 a.m. the hills of Kampong Tempoyak Besar and Kampong Tempoyak Kechil
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    28 9 Mr. O. M. K. Sabal, secretary of Singapore Hindu Association, yesterday sent a telegram of congratulations to the King of Siam on his accession as Rama IX.
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    70 9 THE Singapore Musical Society will present Mendelssohn's oratorio "Elijah" at the Victoria Memorial Hall next Friday and again next Sunday. Soloists are Evelyn de Souza (soprano), Paul Abisheganaden < tenor > Julie Pope »alto) and Paterson Hutton (bass i. Mr. Gordon Van Hlen will conduct chorus
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    43 9 Sunday Times Correspondent PARIT BUNTAR. Sat. Three Chinese. Khor Ah Ong. Ah Luck. Hong Yew. and a Malay. Idrls. were each fined $20 in the Bagan Serai Court for gaming at Sungel Gedong. The Informer gets $20 of the fines.
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    260 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE latest addition to Malaya's own fighting forces the Malayan Auxiliary Air Foree will shortly have the fulltime services of Royal Air Force instructors and aircraft, now being assembled at Seletar. In addition, the new air force will have full use
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    68 9 Sunday Time* SUIT Reporter A beauty competition to select "Miss University," is being suggested for the Batu Pahat District Appeal Committee University month to be held in August. It is proposed that a "Fun I and Frolic" fair should be held on the Batu Pahat town padang.
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    WIFE IN COURT WITH BLACK EYE
    43 9 Sunday Times Correspondent SEQAMAT. 3at.— For assaulting his wife. 20-year-old Llm Seng Kern was today fined $20 by the Segamat Magistrate and ordered to pay her $25 compensation. The wife appeared in court with a black eye.
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    Flown to S'pore tor T.B. vaccine
    168 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A CHINESE dentist from Kuala Lumpur made a special plane trip to Singapore with his two young children last week so that they could be vaccinated against tuberculosis at the SATA Clinic. Commenting on this yesterday, the Director of the
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    WOMAN LABOURER GETS COMPENSATION
    66 9 Sunday Times Correspondent MUAR. Sat.— Llew Yin, 58. a woman labourer in the Johore Labis estate, has been awarded $1,459.50 compensation by the Commissioner for Workmen's Compensation, North Johore: It was stated that Utw sustained a compound fracture of her forearm as a result of a
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    THEY SIGNED SILKEN BOOK
    85 9 Sunday Times Staff Correspond! m PENANO Sat. yiSITORS attending the cocktail party given yesterday by the Penang consul, Mr. Nal Chal Suwannathat, on the occasion of the coronation of King Phumlphon Aduldet signed their names in a beautiful silken visitors' book. This book will be flown
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    IGNORED SIGNAL
    26 9 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent TELUK ANSON, Sat. For failing to obey a "stop, look and go" traffic signal, Aliman bin Durinidi was fined $5.
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    ONE DAY SENTENCE
    48 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.Ibrahlm bin Alwl, a 20-year-old Malay policeman who, while on guard duty at the house of Mr. Justice Taylor stole two tablecloths, was today sentenced to one day's hard labour by Mr. D. M. K. Grant, the President of the Kuala Lumpur Sessions
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    622 ROAD ACCIDENTS IN APRIL
    69 9 CINOAPORE had 622 road v accidents last month. Six persons were killed and 199 were injured 55 of them seriously^lntheseaceldenta^^ yesterday said that 383 motor cars, 181 motor lorries. 139 pedal cycles, 108 taxis, 86 buses and 83 service vehicles were lnvolrtd. Moat common cause
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    PoW tractor gift arrives
    189 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter CORMER British prisoners of war who toiled on the Siam-Burma "Death Railway 1 have presented a farm tractor to a Siamese, Boon Pong, who risked torture and death at Japanese hands when he helped the prisoners during their captivity. The tractor has
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    Dying officer shoots dead bandit sentry
    303 9 Dying officer shoots dead bandit sentry Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. A YOUNC European police officer crept within a few yards of a bandit sentry in a camp in the Kulim area of Kedah last evening in an attempt to kill him without a sound and so get
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    60 young men wanted in J.B.
    97 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter SIXTY Jobs are available for young men of Johore Bahru. The jobs ar? with the Royal Army Service Corps and the Oener-U Service Corps. Major J. Frost, Chief Recruiting Officer. Federation of Malaya and Singapore, will be at the Johore
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    U.M.N.O. GETS OWN HOME IN MUAR
    88 9 Sunday Times Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. The Muar branch of the UMNO Is shortly to have a permanent home of its own. Through the efforts of Tuan Sheikh Abu Bakar, the divisional president, Inche Abdul Shukor, and Che Fatimah, wife of the District Officer,
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    GOES TO GEMAS
    27 9 Sunday Times SUff Correspondent OEM AS. Sat. Sub-Inspec-tor Bachan Singh of Seremban has been transferred to Gemas as District Assistant Officer of the Police.
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    DRIVER DENKS THREE CHARGES
    69 9 S"M-!.< Ties Staff Repori.T SEGAMAT, San. "The charges are all ia!se ana I am not guilty, declared 29--year-old car driver Tan Kee Yam, of Labis, t n 'he Seg;.mat Circuit Court today. He was alleged io iuve failed to produce his identity card, to have abused
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    753 10  -  NAT. GUBBINS By "Our aim is to create a happy country So let us go forward together with courage and resolution towards that happy country Sir Stafford Crlppss Budget broadcast. MAYBE a hundred years from now A happy day will dawn When men will ask "What's income
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    581 10 You can help to choose your cinema fare IF you Singapore cinemagoers really want to have your range of entertainment extended then the chance is coming but, say the exhibitors, 'it's up to you. If you back our enterprise then it will go on. 1 The enterprise Is the bringing
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    Schools film for London
    107 10 THE 11 -minute documentary film on life in Singapore schools, produced by Shaw Brothers, will probably bo shown to the Colonial Office by the Director of Education, Mr. W. A. Frisby. The film has been screening for the past few days at the Shaw cinemas as
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    "PIPED" RELAYS DEMAND
    785 10  -  Listener RADIO HIGHLIGHTS.... By A KUALA Lumpur reader makes a complaint which I am surprised has not been made before. Why, he asks, cannot the news bulletins and some of the top flight programmes, such as Tuesday's, b e put on landlines to Kuala Lumpur and relayed,
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    'I am sick of the sight of guns'
    1338 11 'I am sick of the sight of guns' SOS. FROM A PLANTER'S WIFE rPHE anti-bandit campaign in Malaya makct 1 little progress. Her* we publish an "in-rhe-thick-of-it" letter from a planter's wife in Kedah whose name is withheld for security reasons. It it one of the few first-hand accoundt of
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    546 11 Donald moure TALKING OF BOOKS IT Is as well. I think, from time to time to forget about the latest novel, biography and travel book, and to remember that most of what is good on a bookseller's shelves was not necessarily published this year. A book which I spent a
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      363 12 BOUNCING BALL f WONDER what makes 1 the ball bounce." said Tommy. "That's elasticity," BlUie replied pr mptly. "When rubber hits a hard surface It flies back with the same force." "But It only goes back part of the way/' Tommy corrected. "That's because of che resistance of the air,"
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      465 12 ITERE is another example ot How could North tell that us n Mr. Blackwood's clever me- partner's four club hid was a cuethod of avoiding slams where bid and not a real suttf Because then Is a "duplication of va- having recleved a skip-raise In lota." spades, South would have
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    OFF THE RECORD
    1210 13 'SHARPSHOOTER' takes yon inside spo VIY sporting col--ITJ leagues have been pretty well unanimous that Singapore's soccer eleven has not been very impressive so far this season, despite their /ictories. That Is my view too. But now Mr. R. B. I. Pates, who coaches the team, confounds
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    SLTA TOURNEY NEXT MONTH
    56 13 ENTRIES are now open for the Singapore lawn tennis championships, which will start at the S.C.C. courts on June 5. Entries from affiliated clubs are to be sent to Mr. C. K. Pang, hon. secretary, Singapore Lawn Tennis Association, IS, Change Alley. Entries will close by
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    MALAY COLLEGE SPORTS MEET
    63 13 Sunday Times Koala Kangtar Sports Correspondent FZ annual athletic sports of Malay College. Kuala Kangsar, will be held on Saturday, May 20, at 4.30 p.m. on the College ground. The Sultan of Kedah has contented to give away the prizes. All Old Boys, parents and friends
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    Cuptie postponed
    38 13 PAHANG Football Association has agreed to a request by Penang for a postponement of their Malaya Cup fixture on June 3 at Raub. Pahar.g s next match will be against Selangor at Raub on June 10.
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    Naval Base bowmen form own club
    243 13 DEAR-ADMIRAL W. H. Faulkner, who has shown "'much interst in the sport of archery, has given great encouragement to the founders by accepting their invitation to be the honorary president of the Naval Base Bowmen's Club. This Club was formed recently at a meeting
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      105 13 CROSSWORD SOLUTION Across: 1. Paces. 4. Nettled. 10. Cheer. 11, Ire. 12, Caper. 14, Erasers. 16, Tees. 18, Imp. 19, Tcilet. 30, Ache. 31, Nap. 34. Onager. 25. Dahlia 36. Bag 37. Seem. 30, Infuse 33, Ado 14. Sail. 35. Emanate. 39. Tease 40, Set. 41. Maybe. 43. Steeple 43.
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    TWO S. AS. A. RECORDS BROKEN
    856 14 Mitchell loses open title TWO of the three attempts, made on the existing 1 Singapore Amateur Swimming Association records, during yesterday's No. lof the Singapore Swimming Club, held at the Club pool proved successful. The record breakers were Misses Joyce van Tright and Jan
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    Selangor in strong position v. Perak
    254 14 Sunday Times Ipoh Sports Correspondent SELANGOR Rained a lead of 42 runs on the first innings over Perak on the first day of their State cricket match on the Ipoh nadang yesterday. By close of play Selanfor had been dismissed for 83 In their
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    Walkie-talkies used at sports
    75 14 A NOVEL feature of the annual R.A.O.C. athletic meeting held at St George's ground yesterday wa» the use of walkie-talkie sets to report the results o« severs! concurrent events. The cup for the outstanding athlete in the meeting was won by Maj. Chapman of 443 BAD.
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    DOCKYARD WIN
    58 14 H. M. Dockyard beat Customs s—o In a Junior A-l league game at the Oeylang Stadium yesterday. Dockyard got their first goal through Obad. Ten minutes later R. Nell scored the second goal and then went on to score the third. In the second half. Nell scored again.
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    P. Buntar soccer
    41 14 TiTI Serong Malay School. Parlt Buntar. champions of the Inter-Malay school soccer competition, scored a two-nil win over the Nlbong Tebal Malay School, champions ot Province Wellealey, In a friendly match played on the Station Padang on Friday.
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    J.B. YOUNGSTERS GO DOWN TO J.E.C.
    99 15 Sunday Times Johore bahru Sport* Correspondent •yuE English College defeated th» 1 Johore Bahru youngsters by 29 runs at cricket on the Johor* Cricket Club ground yesterday "Mr. Extras" contributed a useful 23 towards the College total R. Jayaalngam who skippered thr Youngsters, top-scored
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    A. BAKAR HERO OF S'PORE WIN
    682 15 A. BAKAR HERO OF S'PORE WIN Johore go down 3-1 in Cup tie Sunday Times Muar Sports Correspondent AS expected, Singapore beat Johore fn their Malaya Cup soccer match on the Muar Club padan* yesterday, the margin being three goals to one. A brilliant display by the Singapore forwards, particularly
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    42 15 SAM BURMISTER, the singing Jewish heavyweight wrestler, at the studios of Radio Malaya yesterday, when he made a recording of several songs. Burmister trill be heard on the Talk Of The Town programme over the blue network next Tuesday. Sunday Hires picture.
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    Selangor gain 4-1 victory
    438 15 Sunday Times Kua'a Lumpur Sports Correspondent AFTER MISSING four goals for every one they scored, Selangor beat Perak by four goals to one in a Malaya Cup soccer tie at Rifle Range Road yesterday. Selangor were the superior side all the way through, but every goal
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    INDONESIANS SCORE FIRST LEAGUE WIN
    136 15 INDONESIANS SCORE FIRST LEAGUE WIN THE Indonesians scored their first S.A.F.A. Senior League victory at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, when they beat the Chinese Casuals by four goals to two. The Indonesians played clean, fast and clever soccer and their victory was well deserved. Casuals opened the score In the
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    KEDAH BEAT PERLIS 4-1
    238 15 Sultans' Cup Sunday Times Kancar Sports Correspondent OLAYING brilliant football. Kedah Malays beat Perils Malays by four goals lo one In their Sultans' Gold cup fixture at Kangar, Perils, on Friday. Kedah were a much superior team, strong In both attack and defence. They gave Perils
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    PORTSMOUTH ARE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
    184 15 LONDON, Sat ijiOLLOWINQ are yesterday's J3K aoccer results, last day of the season. Champions In the four divisions are: Tlrst Division— Portsmouth. Second Division Tottenham Hotspurs. Third Division (South) n ta County. Third Division (North) Don caster Roys. SNGMSH I. AGUE— Dl>. I D«rk7 Er.rton r<Uta
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    MALACCA SCORED JUST TOO LATE
    259 15 Sunday Times Malacca Sports Correspondent INTENSE EXCITEMENT marked the end of a scoreless game between Malacca and the RAF. in a Malaya Cup fixture played at the Malacca stadium, used for the first time yesterday. As Bakar Jaalim, Malacca's centre-forward raced across the field to
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    JOHORE ENTER FINALS
    96 15 Sunday Time* Johore Bahrn Sports Reporter THE Special Constabulary triangular rifle shooting competition held at Muar during the past three days resulted In a win for Johore and the elimination of Malacca and Negrl SembUan from the Federation championship. This Is the Inaugural year of the competition
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    J. BAHRU TENNIS
    25 15 TT U proposed to bold the annual Johore Bahru District tennU championship In Johore Bahru on May 18. 19, 38 and 18.
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    Century by Jansen
    49 15 AJANSEN scorea a fine 101 not out for the Wanderers In their cricket match against the V.M.C.A. yesterday, whom they beat by seven wicket*. Scores were: V.M.C.A 80: (MacDonald M; Makesan fly* for If). Wanderera. 177 (for 3 dad.): (A. Jansen 101 no., a. Perera 28).
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    49 16 Total Pool: $287, 3 M First prise: No. *****9 ($74,698). Second prize: No. 15G463 ($37,349). Third prise: No. *****8 ($18,674). Starters ($4,66g each): Nos: *****1. *****1, *****2, ******). *****5, *****7, *****9, *****3. Consolation priies ($1,867 each): Nos. *****5. *****6, *****0. *****7, *****8, *****4, *****0, *****3, *****0, *****1.
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    2014 16 Reve de Gloire pays $4 for win From EPSOM JEEP JJIGHLIGHT of the day's racing at Penang yesterday was a dead-heat the first to be recorded by the "magic eye" camera on the Penang course between Reve de Gloire (E. Donnelly) and Raj Mahal (Dunwoodie) in
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    59 16 YOUNG Lucius, by scoring his fifth win in a row at Penan? yesterday, equalled a Malayan turf record. No horse has done this in Malaya since the liberation. No Regrets, Kia Ora, Constance. Skiltals, Empire Rose and Kaiserine won four times in succession. Fre-war only Cooltipt,
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    202 16 Sunday Times Seremban Sports Reporter pOR the second year in succession the Malacca 1 Combined Schools defeated the Negri Sembilan Combined Schools, this time by 23 runs, in their annual cricket match at Seremban yesterday. The fame was decided on the first innings. The
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    103 16 SINGAPORE Cold Storace Sports Club (Koala Lumpur) ha* done vet? well since Its formation eight months a«o. It has made good progress In soccer, badminton and table tennis. Picture shows this year's committee. Seated, from left to right: Mr. Wong Kum Pak (football captain), Mr. Khoo 800 Chnan (badminton vire-raptaln),
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