The Straits Times, 4 January 1959

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    15 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES landed Nettie m foil* No. 1,219. SUNDAY, JANUARY 4, 1959 20 CENTS
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    THE SIEGE AT No. 668
    1093 1  -  SIT YIN FONG SERANGOON RD., STORE ALL TRAFFIC STOPS AS POLICE FIRE TEAR GAS BOMBS TO DRIVE MAN WITH SHOTGUN OUT OF ROOM IN SHOPHOUSE By SUNDAY TIMES MAN-ON-THE-SPOT HE BEGAN BEHAVING QUEERLY FROM ABOUT 4 a.m. SINGAPORE, Sat. FOR 75 electrifying minutes a man
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    DETECTIVE IS FOUND SHOT
    267 1  -  EE BOON LEE By Marriage to bargirl was set tor today CINCAPORE, Sat—Detective Sydney Davidson, 22, was found shot in the head here tonight on the eve of his wedding to a former bargirl. I He was unconscious when police entered a well-fur-nished room in New
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    EARL ATTLEE IS 76
    24 1 LONDON, Sat— Earl Attlee, Britain's first post-war Prime Minister, celebrated his 76th birthday today at his country Cherry Cottage.— U.PJ.
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    Lock icon Destination Moon!
    403 1 RUSSIAN ROCKET ON THE WAY AT ***** m.p.h. MOSCOW, Saturday. RUSSIA yesterday launched a rocket to the moon. It is on course travelling at 24,840 m.p.h. The rocket, carrying a payload of 794,86 Ib., is expected to reach "the area of the moon" at 1 1 30 a.m.
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      RED ROCKET WILL BECOME A HEW PLANET OF SUN
      89 1 RED ROCKET WILL BECOME A HEW PLANET OF SUN Moscow, Sat. Tass announced late today that the moon rocket will pass within 5,000 miles of the moon tomorrow and go on to become a new "planet" circling the sun. "The result* of the processing of trajectory measurements confirm that the
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      Lock icon MIKOYAN FOR U.S.
      31 1 NEW YORK, Sat.— Mr. Anastas Mikoyan, the Deputy Soviet Premier, is due to arrive here early on Sunday morning from Copenhagen, on an unofficial two weeks' visit. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 21 guns boom for Tengku
    89 1 MANILA. Sat. Ten?ku Abdul Rahman, the Prime Minister of the Federation of Malaya, was received here today with a 21-gun salute when he arrived for a fiveday state visit. A 1,000-man Philippine army honour guard stood at rigid attention a s the guns boomed and
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    ONE MISTAKE SENDS A WHOLE NAVY TO ANNIHILATION
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      541 2 Be Proud of Your English Are you content with the way you speak and write? "Word Mastery" the prosAre you sure that you are not making mistakes p* ol 5 of the Effective English that cause people to Underrate yOU? Course-explains the importance of good English to you and cie.Never
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      144 2 YOU WONT Mt> Awnmte TO BEAT VI IM^ SMOOTHED FASTER Ol AMffc! A bright, clean, shining house is every woman's pride and joy. And when you see a home like this, you can be certain that Vim has been busy again, getting cleaning results beyond compare. You can really trust
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      233 4 W 5 I lata** Mm^MMMMMMMMMW^ /'*^3|^Bii. T» .^^^^f in Sin.u;ipore and Malaya, who are fed on :i mm/ Christopher Kosika X ON LACTOGEN. Here is positive proof, if Singapore Kok ix Lynn any were needed, of the pre-eminent suita- g Kota Bharu l>ilit> <>• LACTOGEN for the successlul l^Mtl feeding
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    End of the siege at 668, Serangoon Rd.
    59 5 IT'S ALL OVER AT LAST. .and the blood-spattered man is led away. From behind a hedge on the opposite side of the road, policemen open with up a barrage of tear gas bombs 0 THE deserted stretch of Serangoon Road. Note the
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    ALL EYES ON THE MAN AT WINDOW
    40 5 CI ONE LEG OUT Tear gas pours from the window. BOTH FEET OUT. .and the police watch with bated breath. Ht IS OUT. .with the girl in his arms. The police wait anxiously.
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    THREE MUSTS tor LAW STUDIES
    121 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. PROFESSOR Zelman Cowen. Dean of the Law Faculty. .Melbourne University, today listed three essential qualifications for a good law student. He said: "The student must have a clear, analytical, intelligent mind, a good command of the language, and the ability to work hard.
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    UMNO YOUTHS mm to KNOW MCA STAND ON LANGUAGE
    137 5 UMNO YOUTHS mm to KNOW MCA STAND ON LANGUAGE I^UALA TRENCCANU. Sat. The Trengganu UMNO youth section wants the state UMNO to ask the state MCA what its policy 'S on the question of the official language for Malaya. This was decided at a meeting of the state UMNO youth
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    More time for Malay broadcasts
    104 5 More time for Malay broadcasts I VUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Radio Malaya will increase the air time of its Malay service by about 20 hours to a total of 70 hours a week from tomorrow. The longest continuous session will be on Friday, when Malay programmes will be I on the
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  • FASHIONS..
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      DON'T FORGET YOUR PETS DURING HOLIDAYS
      261 6 DON'T FORGET YOUR PETS DURING HOLIDAYS VTOW that the holiday season Is In full swing and many families are away from home for a week or two, household pets often have rather a thin time and feel lonely and neglected If you have dogs, cats, or any other animals for
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      Lock icon LOOK ROMANTIC IN THE ROMANTIC LOOK
      355 6 LOOK ROMANTIC IN THE ROMANTIC LOOK romantic 100k very feminine and very becoming —is noticeable in the new trend in overseas fashion collections, with emphasis on low portrait necklines, bell skirts, and long, tight sleeves even on evening dresses. The belling skirts usually lined so that they stand out from
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      Lock icon MARIA RINGS THE BELL WITH THE PETAL LINE
      99 6 MARIA RINGS THE BELL WITH THE PETAL LINE hu accruccive Lon- j don model, Maria 4 Scarafia, shows off 1 the new bell skirt with f I the petal line. This I party dress, essen- tidily for the young, I is called "Melodic" 4 T and is in pale grey
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      TOP SPOT IN COOKERY BOOK FOR MALAYA
      220 6 TOP SPOT IN COOKERY BOOK FOR MALAYA QNE of the newest recipe books to appear in Malaya is "Cooking from the Commonwealth," by Robin Howe. It is not only new. but very comprehensive, with dishes from every country in the British Commonwealth, including quite an extensive section devoted to the
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      Pantomime to help the sick
      187 6 YOUNG peope in ttin- gapore who are interested in ballet and stage dancing may enjoy themselves and help St. Andrew's Mission Hospital by booking seats for a New Year pantomime to be presented by 120 students from the Art of Dance Studio this month at
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      BEWARE OF THAT PONY-TAIL! IT CAN RUIN LOVELY LOCKS
      370 6 CHINY, pretty hair that D looks healthy and well cared- for is one of the first essentials for good looks and glamour and yet many girls fail to make it the natural asset that It should be. One reason teenagers often
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      201 6 There's OIL in your life Essentials and luxuries for the health and well -being of the community are for the most part made from or supplied by products or by-products of Oil Oil makes life better and more comfortable for you. Oil is part of your life, a vital part
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    A party of 25 men put 400 to flight
    1005 7  - A party of 25 men put 400 to flight Itamimuodin KARIM AN EXCLUSIVE ACCOUNT OF THAT ULU WAR By THIS is the story of the two war heroes of Trengganu whose pensions will be doubled this year for the part they played in a war 31 years ago. The heroes
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    Teacher's novel best in competition
    173 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A Malay novel depicting the I new life" of a Chinese Mus- USB convert has been awarder the second prize of $1,000 and a silver medal in a competition sponsored by the Language and Literature Agency. The author is a schoolteacher, Inche
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    Police to start an early 'war' on thugs
    244 7 Police to start an early 'war' on thugs I^UALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Royal Federation of Malaya Police headquarters m Bluff Road here has issued a directive to all officers and ranks throughout the country to start an early all-out drive against .nme to keep the Chinese New Year in February
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    $300,000 ALCOHOL FACTORY TO CASE PINES CRISIS
    193 7 $300,000 ALCOHOL FACTORY TO CASE PINES CRISIS FIRM SEEKS GOVERNMENT BACKING FOR PLAN SINGAPORE. Saturday. A LOCAL chemical manufacturing firm will establish a, 5300.000 factory to help solve the pineapple crisis if it receives the backing of the Federal Government. This was disclosed to the Sunday Times today by Dr.
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    Kampong gets new school
    71 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The District Officer. Kuala Selangor. Raja Mokhtar. yesterday opened an $18,000 Malay school and a $2,347 clinic at Kampong Ijok. The new school, which can accommodate 150 pupils, replaces an old one which was blown down by winds on July 2 last year.
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    Body is found in burnt clearing
    39 7 TELUK ANSON. Sat.—The charred body of a 70-year-old Javanese padi planter. Mat Serian bin Wong SawiJaya. was found In a newlyburnt clearing at Labu Kubong. 10 miles from here, yesterday. Police are investigating.
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      42 7 TOE <SAMBQL<S A- la/ifrf Am-b^ f*-^ IfiTs EXACTLY uirt TueoNcirDo,^'-' IF j TAla*\-JJTueN POC TWE PRICE OF TWO t£*£^J£li£^f y I 80U»3i4T MVCCLP f©R NOU/ -t™*" e-^" JMANOBAdS I SHALL M A6U W m< wjc c^gtrrMAgy to *\\*Mmyjj 7^775 ceepiT?^ Tpa\sj£u° southing
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  • INSIDE SHOW BUSINESS
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      AUDREY IS A NUN IN NEW FILM
      124 8 AUDREY IS A NUN IN NEW FILM QNCE again I present the first scene from a controversial new picture. Here is Audrey Hepburn as she appears in the new Warner film "The Nun's Story." She plays Sister Luke, and has as her co-star that magnificent actor Peter Fineh whose biggest
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      Four leave for military course
      50 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Four officer cadets of the Federation Military College left here by air *oday for a twoyear course at the Royal Military Academy in Sandhurst, England. They are Mohamed bin Munip, Ibrahim bin Hajl Abdullah. Abdul Halim bin Mat and Yeoh Oon Hin.
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      NEW ENGLISH SCHOOL
      35 8 IPOH. Sat.— The Catholic mission is starting a new English school In Menglembu on Jan. 12 for children living In the Menglembu and Lahat areas. Registration began yesterday at the school premises.
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      Now the French turn against 'sex kitten' Brigitte Bardot
      265 8 FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT PARIS, Sat Straw how a nation looks for clay feet on their own idols. Latest attack is on "sex kitten" Brigitte Bardot. Under de Gaulle, a wave of purity sweeps France And Miss Bardot, long regarded as
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      Red menace can I be wiped out in S.-E. Asia, says Tengku
      292 8 Red menace can I be wiped out in S.-E. Asia, says Tengku MANILA, Saturday. kJALAYAS Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman. tonight expressed the opinion that with their affinity of race and common interests, Malaya and the Philippines could wipe out the Communist menace in South-East Asia. i He said that
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      Chevalier (70) still has the girls sighing
      750 8 THE cinema was packed for the premiere of "Gigi." Outside, in the Boulevard Adolphe Max, necklets of lights stretched far into the distance. From loudspeakers came the sound of soft music. And in the foyer stood the man I had come to bee...
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      Big ceremonial farewell for Cassels
      87 8 Big ceremonial farewell for Cassels KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Director of Operations. General Dato Sir James Cassels, will be given a ceremonial farewell vn Wednesday before flying back to Britain. There will be a combined military/police guard-of-hon-our for the general, with units of the 6th Bn. Royal Malay Regiment. Depot
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      184 8 EBEL NEW YEAR QUIZ Ist PRIZE: One 18 k gold EBEL watch 2nd PRIZE One stainless steel EBEL watch 8 CONSOLATION PRIZES 20% 15% Discount Voucher* ENTRY FREE ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE IN SINGAPORE AT SIOW HIAP BROS. 70 North Bridge Road LEE MIN WATCH CO. 5A Change Alley LANKA JEWELLERS
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    THE COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL
    506 9  - THE COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL TUAN DJEK By KIND friend took the Tuan to the Club on Christmas morning. He met several people who were there last year. Among them was the M.1.0. with his wife who last December were looking for quarters in Kota Tinggi. Now that Operation Badak has been
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    FEASTING AND DIETING
    63 9 FEASTING AND DIETING pHRISTMAS eating in \j Denmark is on an enormous scale. One Danish newspaper told its readers that the aver- age Dane put on lUb. ir. weight over the three days' festivities. As a service to the community the newspaper printed an after-Christ-mas diet regime which it guaranteed
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    The Problems of the Monarchy in 1999
    641 9  - The Problems of the Monarchy in 1999 WOODROW WYATT By THIS IS 1999, the age of easier living, and shorter hours— when machines are so all powerful that they emphasise the shortcomings of the human being. This is the forecast of the men who rely on science and know-how to
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    LIFE in the future: More leisure
    463 9 LIFE in the future: More leisure 1999 AND THE mmmmanmM PEOPLE IN BRITAIN AIR it will be pure, as pure in London as in the country. Says Dr. Shepherd of Harwell: "By then there will have been 20 years free from the burning of coal and the cruder forms of
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    A GAME WITH SOME FAMOUS NAMES
    365 9 A GAME WITH SOME FAMOUS NAMES WHEN a family talks about Hilda or Peter, everyone knows at once who is meant. The Christian names are so familiar that surnames become superfluous. Every now and then, some person, whom we may never have seen, who may have been dead for centuries,
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    19th CHILD GIVES PARENTS A PENSION FOR LIFE
    166 9 19th CHILD GIVES PARENTS A PENSION FOR LIFE By JOHN GORDON IREUENSBOKCi. Sat—Denmark's be*t Christmas luck story if luck b the ri>;ht word. Dane ulio cmiuiutcci to America and made a lortiitie there has established a fund to give an annual prize of BSM (about M.700) to the producers of
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    35 10 :u Word* flu (Minimum). THE FAMILY of the late Mr. Wong Kum Toy respectfully thank relatives and mends for the offering of prayers, wreaths and condolences, attending of funeral and other expressions of kindness.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    41 10 20 anli $10 (Minimum). TO EUROPE AIRCONDITION-ED-ln comlort In Lauro Line passenger ships "Sydney". "Roma", which will have all cabins, public rooms, tourist, first-class, alr-con-clitioncd Horn 4th April and 10th September 1959 respectively— Agents: Sharp <&; Co., Union Buildins Tel: *****.
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  • THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday, Jan. 4. 1959.
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      PRESERVING GOODWILL
      348 10 OPEAKING at an UMNO New Year's Eve dinner at Alor Star, the Federation's Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, warned against "adventurers and opportunists" who were out to create ill-will and suspicion between the races. This warning has been uttered so often by so many
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      The rice bowl
      125 10 The Singapore Government is giving relief to more unemployed workers. Five hundred are to be put to work at Paya Lebar. No-one can be in doubt as to the limitations of the Government's scheme to i help the jobless. No more than a thousand or so will
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    TODAY'S PROFILE
    926 10  -  LLOY^MORGAN^ INTERVIEW... MEWCOMERS who mccl Ed- Mimiiut Alan Grove Blades Cor ■"the first time on non-official social occasions are apt to be surprised when they learn he is Singa- pore's Commissioner of Police. Out of uniform, at least, he looks more like a suave, sophisticated detective-on- the-side, newly
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    TOURISM CAN BECOME A NEW PROP TO MALAYA'S ECONOMY
    1498 10  - TOURISM CAN BECOME A NEW PROP TO MALA YA' S ECONOM Y LLOYD MORGAN By WHAT is the significance to pan-Malaya of the approaching Singapore conference of the Pacific Area Travel Association? What benefits will derive from this meeting of the biggest and most influential number of buyerambassadors ever invited
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      527 10 f" Straits Times Free Press For the convenient* of odvtr- tisert our reprcienrativci ot lit 3 floor. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE, i I ORCHARD ROAD, will receive to box numbers. Classified odvertisemcnrt may alto be handed to: I CITY BOOK STORE LTD., Winchester Hoiim, Collyer Quay, Singapore. MR. M. M. ISMAIL,
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      67 10 V'.:^ W ft m^^9 t^aTv' 1 Xl i »h^ 1 T Celebrations... and a celebrated drink *~*r "^n. Celebrations and Key ty fa"*) Brandy go so well //'l'i^rhr^ together and so they (I vNa/*' should because Key <Zl) Brandy is a celebrated VN^ 1 brandy, warm and invit\sl/. rs <
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    This could be end of pineapple crisis
    558 11 PERMANENT SOLUTION DEPENDS ON FINDING OUTLET FOR FRUIT, SAYS YAP THE CANNERS ACCEPTBUT PRICE IS TEMPORARY CINCAPORE, Sat. The on-off-on pineapple crisis today showed promising s gns of ending when canners agreed temporarily to pay the t price asked by the smallgrowers. The
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    Miss Singapore's new Mrs. Bob Woodworth
    222 11 Miss Singapore's new Mrs. Bob Woodworth SINGAPORE. Sat. "Miss Singapore," 20 year-old Marion Willis. became Mrs. Bob Woodworth at 4.30 p.m. today. The lovely model never looked lovelier. Although she has taken part in innumerable fashion shows, she had never modelled a wedding gown. The gown was a dream of
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    India envoy at Highlands
    52 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The High Commissioner for India. Mr. S. K. Banerji who is on a 10-day tour of North Malaya, visited the site of the proposed Cameron Highlands hydro-electric scheme yesterday. He was accompanied by the Minister for Works, Posts and Telecommunications, Inche Sardon bin
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    From constable to OCPD
    43 11 BENTONG, Sat.— A.S.P. Pall Singh has been transferred from Perak to become Bentong's first Asian OCPD Mr. Pall Singh. 43, joined the force as a constable in 1935. He came to Malaya from India at the age of seven.
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    THE FIRST FATALITY
    38 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The first fatal accident In the Federal capital this year occurred yesterday when a 17--year-old cyclist was knocked down by a van at the 2i mile Sungel Best Road, police ?aid today.
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    ANNUAL MEETING
    23 11 IPOH. Sat.— The Ipoh District Welfare Committee will hold its annual meeting on Jan. 22 at the Town Council chamber here
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    Radio Singapore on air today
    174 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yev Hock, will open Radio Singapore at 1.40 p.m. tomor- i row Aith the slogan: Anika budaya tunggal suara < from many cultures one voice Henceforth listeners will havi a choice of two programmes some portions of which
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    DIRECTOR ROBBED BY CAR-JAM THUGS
    227 11 Dagger men make off with $7,450 CINCAPORE, Sat —Robbers yesterday held up the managing director of the Tien Wan Press Ltd., and robbed him of $7,450 shortly after he had withdrawn $17,500 from a bank. The robbery took place at 2 p.m. at the junction
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    Katong's district council has 'teething troubles'
    220 11 GARBAGE IS PILING UP SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE KATONC District Council here has run into "teething trouble" two days after taking over from the city council. Rubbish has piled high and the district council's 83 garbage-collectors are working overtime to clear it. Residents have complained
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    NEW COUNCIL SECRETARY IN MALACCA
    64 11 NEW COUNCIL SECRETARY IN MALACCA MALACCA, Sat— A former solicitor's clerk here, Inche Mohamed Ali bin Salleh, has assumed duty as secretary of the Malacca Municipal Council. He is the second Asian to hold this appointment. After graduating in law in England early this year he returned here and went
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    TIN PRICE
    26 11 The price of tin In Singapore fell again yesterday dropping by 62 M cents to $381 per picul. The estimated offering was 140 tons.
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    PAP leader for jurists talks
    74 11 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. a lawyer and PAP leader in the Assembly, will leave for New Delhi by air tomorrow morning to attend the Conference of the International Commission of Jurists. He will be back on the third week of January. Professor L.
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    COPRA PRICE
    38 11 Sln<apore Copra Association noon prices per plcul on Saturday: Fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra; January $40% (nominal). The tone was steady. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers' Association: Bulk $61.50 seller*. drum $65 sellers. The tone was quiet
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      63 11 HIGH TIDES TODAY: Singapore 5 30 a.m. 1 8ft 3ln> 6.39 p.m. (7ft 2ln>; Port Dlekson 1.06 a.m. '7ft Bin> 1.34 pm. <6ft 2inV Penane 7 46 a.m. (sft 51n> 9.01 p.m. (6ft 7in) TOMORROW: Singapore r, .40 a.m. (Bft 4in) 8.24 p.m. <7t> 4in>: Port Dlrkson 3.34 a.m. (7ft
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      162 11 INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY MOVEMENT: Free film show at Outram Prison 9.30 a.m. and Reformative Training Centre 7.15 p.m. RAFFLES MISEIM (Stamford Road) Exhibition of photographs of Sarawak by K. P. Wong. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. CHINESE YMCA (16 South Pier) Table-tennis, basketball 9 a.m.. art class. Red Cross, first-aid class
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      106 11 235 Teiok Ayer Street. 3 p.m. TAMIL YOUTH LEAGUE: Speech training, football, carom 10.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. GEYLANG STRAITS CHINESE METHODIST CHURCH: Sunday School "Promotion Day" 2.45 p.m.. combined Holy Communion service 4 u.m. At your cinemas Kola Hharu ODEON: Gunnght at O.K. Corral 12.30 3, 7.15. 9.30; LIDO:
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      THESE FIVE CAUGHT EYE OF THE JUDGES
      204 12 THESE FIVE CAUGHT EYE OF THE JUDGES DEADERS entering the Sunday Times photo contest are urged in their own interests to include stamped self-ad-dressed envelopes with their entries if they desire the return of their pictures. No pictures will be returned unless accompanied by postage and envelopes bearing the sender's
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      DUST, RUST, MILDEW, FUNGUS, the FOUR BIG VILLAINS
      1328 12  - DUST, RUST, MILDEW, FUNGUS, the FOUR BIG VILLAINS Raymond Thomas Photographic Digest by J^APPY New Year to all photographers May it be prosperous, peaceful and productive of many pho tographic master pieces! In Malaya, where one season is very much the same as all the others, there is not the
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      181 12 ACROSS: 1. Ardent spirit of employment (5); 2. Convent (6); 5. Sort of stealc (4,; 10. «>£ OjJ-, gs'c U-Jb. Snake <3>; 11. Ruler (7): 12. fiddlers (5); 6. Group (4); 7. Corded fabric (9); 14. Journey Controllers <8>- 8. Feign (7); (4); 16. Trouble-maker (8): 18. 9. Burnt ft);
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    IN RETROSPECT, THE BAD TOO WAS PRETTY GOOD
    1436 13 >V H| CH was your favourite movie in 1958? What was your favourite type of film? Who among the stars gave you the greatest entertainment? With 365 mcvie-going days behind us some good, some bad ond many perhaps we wish we'd never
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    ON THE RECORD
    588 13 COME of the loveliest music Mozart wrote in his lifetime may be found in his 23 divertimenti, four of which the D Major (K 131). D Major (K 136 1, B Major (K 137> and F Mai or <K 138) have now been admirably compiled by the
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      1457 14 BRfc^*~ JL MISM A&OVE THE JUNSLE WOKLP, TAKZaN AN7 ITO HAVE GAINE7 THE SUJMMT OP jf\ i 4^rST L^v/l\ V X GZBKT SKYLANP VALLEY... wEKE, a PREHISTORIC VOLCAkiO— a aMLLIOm Slli/J I _rmM ruwwiNiS was Sui7EC MAN to Jt^iL IfAj YEARS AGO- KLEW ITS TOF^ AM7 LEPT A LUSW VALLEY
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    A reader's suggestion on how to end chaos at crossroads
    1027 17 A reader's suggestion on how to end chaos at crossroads 1/1/ '■H_^^^^CuT^V"'j RL IWAS driving past St. Andrew's Mission Hospital the other night when I encountered what I suppose must be a 1 ightly occurrence In this ana. About 30 Ldrivers were bogged down in the midlle of a junction
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    860 17 Behaviour of a Teddy Boy causes her pain HAVE a boy friend who 1 dresses like a Teddy Boy E and behaves like one too. E He swears and uses vulgar E words in public and this embarrasses me. I have triEed to change him but he E will not
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    What Mr. Gladstone said in 1886 is on record
    579 17 Address your letter: The Know Alls,' The Sunday Tines, Times House, River tfalley Road, Singapore. Some Bronze Age trumpets were dug up near Copenhagen and their sound was recorded recently. The trumpets were 5,000 years old. However the 8.8.C. has a
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    Own goal robs Japanese of victory
    217 18 PENANC. Saturday. AN OWN goal robbed the visiting Japanese football team of victory when they drew 2-2 with Penang, the Malaya Cup champions, at the City Stadium here tonight. After hoiding the state team to 1-1 at half-time and having slightly the better of
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    Wolves get 2-l home beating by Chelsea
    345 18 Wolves get 2-l home beating by Chelsea LONDON, but. The shocks continued In the English loot-ball league today with Wolverhampton Wanderers. the fir-H division leaders, taking a surprise 2-1 tumble at home to Chelsea. We>t Bromwich Albion, beaten 2-1 at Bolton. .slipped from second place, and three teams— Arsenal. Manchester
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    GOVERNOR AT REGATTA
    112 18 SINGAPORE, Sat The FARELF Sailing Club and the Royal Engineer Yacht Club held their annual regatta at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club today. Seventy-four vessels took part and only lour failed to complete their races. The Governor, Sir William Goode, competed in the 14--foot RNSA Dinghy Class
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    AN EXPERT FROM JAPAN TO TRAIN MALAYANS
    155 18 AN EXPERT FROM JAPAN TO TRAIN MALAYANS SINGAPORE. Sun. A JAPANESE judo expert has arrived here to train Colony judoists for the next world championships scheduled to take place in 1961. But Haruyoshl Ichijima, 51, from the foreign section of the Tokyo Kokodan. Is no stranger either to Singapore or
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    AN OUTSTANDING SMALL CAR WINS AN A WARD
    444 18  - AN OUTSTANDING SMALL CAR WINS AN A WARD Ambrose Khaw MOTORING .by A NEW YEAR-and a time to take stock of trends in motor car design. Towards the end of last year, the American Elmer A. Sperry award for outstanding contribution in the field of technology was presented to the
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    HOW DO YOU RATE?
    59 18 HOW DO YOU RATE? 1. a=3, b^l, c=3. 2. a=3, b=l, c=3. 3. a=l, b=2, c=3. 4. a=3, b=l, c=2 5. a=l, b=3, c=3. 6. a=3. b=3. c=3— and if it never happens count 0. 5 7: No one should have refused to drive with you. 8-10: MUST try harder.
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    NOW IS THE TIME TO TEST YOUR DRIVING
    194 18  - NOW IS THE TIME TO TEST YOUR DRIVING by MIKE HAWTHORN IJAVE you made any New Year resolutions to be a better, more considerate driver? Well, how about a test flrst. "1 When you are approaching a red traffic light do you: (a) Roll up out of gear? (b> Change
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    I A FLASHBACK TO THE FIRST DAIMLER
    136 18 I A FLASHBACK TO THE FIRST DAIMLER A NEW YEAR also a time to look back. Back for instance, to 1886.... The car above was the first one built by Gottlieb Daimler, who is seen in the picture being driven by his son Paul. TECHNICAL DETAILS: Mr. Daimler's patent for
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      114 18 CROSSWORD SOLUTION ACROSS: I, Brandy. 5. Rump. DOWN": 1. Berth. 2. Abbey. 3. 10. Boa. 11, Monarch. 12, Bom- Nook. 4. Dam. 5. Rosin. 6, Unit, basine. 14. Trek. 16, Agitator. 7. Managers. 8, Pretend. 9, 18, Hay. la. Grin. 20, Gear. 21, Charred. 11, Magic. 13. Baron. Bloc. 22,
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      74 18 TODAY'S RADIO PROGRAMME SINGAPORE Medium wave 476 metre* NATIONAL SHORT WAVE SERVICE 41 metres MEDIUM WAVE SERVICES Koala Lumpur 341 metre* Penan* 366 metre* I pah 330 metre* Malacca 297 metres Radio Singapore A.M. 630 Good Morning To You: 6.32 Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News: 7.05 Moments of Melody: 8.00
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      105 18 About Teaching, 11.15 Leopold Stokowski Conducts; 11.30 Religious Half Hour; 12.00 Cosmopolitan Corner; 12.30 This Our Exile; P.M 1.00 Programme Summary; 102 A Sunday Selection; 1.30 The News; 1.45 Screen Serenade; 2.00 Vintage Goons; 2.30 Born On Broadway; 3.00 Concert Hour: 4.00 To Each His Own: 5.00 The Rocket Club:
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      221 18 tfead between »h« liiMft to find the Hidden rer»onality 1 Came which makes rapid, movement (5). 2 3. No need for a putter on this occasion (4, 2. 3). 4. Not much, but straight from the horse's mouth (3). 5. Attention given on court (7). 6 7. Under pressure, like
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    JOHORE ASIANS ENTER FINAL WITH A SMASHING WIN
    300 19 Singapore fail after good start SINGAPORE, Saturday Johore 17 Spore 5 pOR the first ten minutes of this key All-Blues Cup southern zone match Singapore, finalists for the past two years, looked the better team, but they failed to keep up the
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    68 19 PERTH, Sat.— Ray Strauss, with match figures uf nine wickets for 90. helped Western Australia beat Victoria by an innings and 141 runs here today hi the Sheffield shield. Victoria, who followed <>i< after being bundled out for 100 in reply to Western Australia's 392. were
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    GOLF WINNERS
    36 19 SINGAPORE. Sat. W. Wood won the Royal Singapore Golf Club's "A" division medal stableford competition with 40 points at Sime Road today. Ball sweep: First nine: W. Wood. P Tobin; Second nine: W. Wood.
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    Lock icon NSW MAKE 226-6
    42 19 SYDNEY. Sal. A fighting partnership b> Brian Booth (85) and Neil Marks 54 1 helped New South Wales to score 226 for six in reply to Queensland's first innings of 153 in the Sheffield shield match here today.— Reuter.
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    SCHOOLS DRAW
    24 19 SINGAPORE. Sat. Pasir Panjang Tamil School and Vivekananda Tamil School drew 1-1 in a Tamil Festival soccer match at Jalan Besar today.
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    BLACKS BEATEN
    26 19 SINGAPORE. Sat.— G.H.Q. beat The Blacks by 11 points (goal and two tries) to five (goal i In a rugger match at Tanglin today.
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    Two defensive errors decided the game
    213 19 Two defensive errors decided the game and dashed 40 yards to score. Another mistake by the Singapore backs gave Johore their third try two minutes I before half time, Ungku Ismail picking up a loose ball > and outstripping the Singapore defence in a 50-yard race to the line. Singapore's
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    Perak hold late Penang rally to win 11-9
    249 19 PENANC. Saturday. DERAK beat Penang by 1 1 points (a goal, a try and a penalty) to nine (two tries and a penalty) in an All Blues Cup match on Victoria Green here today The game, which was a battle between the
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    GOLD MEDALLIST TO WED TENNIS STAR
    68 19 GOLD MEDALLIST TO WED TENNIS STAR CHRIS BRASHER. Britain's Olympic Gold Medallist, and tennis star Shirley Bloomer seen after they had announced their engagement in London on Dec. 30. They plan to marry in the spring. Brasher was voted "Sportsman of the Year" by the Daily Express after his win
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    HUSSARS ENTER ARMY FINAL
    70 19 IPOH. Sat. The 13/18 th Royal Hassars entered the southern zone final of the All Malaya Inter unit (Army^ rugger competition when they beat 22nd Special Air Servlc. by eight point* (a goal and a try) to three i penalty) on the Tiger Lane ground here
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    GURKHAS WIN
    36 19 IPOH. Sat. No. 2/6 Gurkha Rifles beat the 13/18 th Royal Hussars by 24 points to 19 points in a North zone semi-final of the All Malaya Inter unit (Army) basketball competition here today.
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    Lock icon ASHLEY COOPER RANKED 7th IN PRO LIST
    185 19 BRISBANE. Bat. Jack Kramer, the professional lawn tennis promoter, last night included Ashley Cooper in a ranking list for his troupe though Cooper has not announced that he will turn professional. Kramer gives him seventh place in the list of _11 players. 1
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    RASC S'pore foiled by the wet ball
    193 19 RASC S'pore foiled by the wet ball KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. CELANGOR CLUB, scoring an early first half goal, beat the Royal Army Service Corps, Singapore, by 5-0 in a friendly rugger match on the padang today. The Corps were the better ail-round team, but their backs could not control the
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    BIG MATCH IS POSTPONED
    54 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. T. c international hockey atch between Singapore and Malaya scheduled for next Saturday at Singapore has been postponed at the request of Singapore. One of the reasons for the postponement is because of the soccer match between Singapore and Japan, which will be
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    Lock icon 147 set for innings win in Test
    200 19 INDIA 69-5 AFTER BEING DISMISSED FOR 124 Sat. West Indies were well on their way to an innings victory in the third Test when India, forced to follow-on 490 runs behind, had lost five wickets for 69 runs in their second innings at
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    810 20 ALL OUT FOR 87! Australia need 30 runs for Test win From JACK FINGLETON Melbourne, Saturday MECKIFF TAKES SIX WICKETS FOR 38 RUNS y^FTER a most sensational batting crash, which saw England bundled out in the last innings for 87 runs in 177 minutes, Australia are left here
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    88 20 3 RD. TEST TEAM SELECTION DEFERED MELBOURNE. Sat.-Selec-tion of the Australian team for the Third Test to ■tart In Sydney next Friday has been deferred until next week, at the request of i he Australian selectors who were originally instructed to hand in the team today. The chairman of the
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    69 20  -  MELBOURNE. Sat. New world records for attendances and takings are likely to be set at the Second Test now in progress in Melbourne. Greatest aggregate attendance at a Test was established in 1936-37 when 350,534 people, paying about $210,000. saw the third of the series in Melbourne
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    74 20 Jll Words $10 (Minimum). PARKER Percival AHred Jirres passed away suddenly 2.1.59 buried i he same evening. MADAM AW YONG LENO CHEE (Mrs. Teoh Tit Ho), aged 40. passed away peacefully at her residence No. 163, Marine Parade, at. 9.40 a.m. on 3.1.1959, leaving behind her beloved husband. 3
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    207 20 ENGLAND IST INNS. 259 AUSTRALIA IST INNS. (overnight 282-6) McDonald c Craveney b Stathatn 47 Burke b Statham 3 H tvcv b Loader 167 O'Neill c Evans b Statham 37 i.i.i. K.iy c tvans b if.ith.im 18 bi.tipion Ibw Leader 0 Benaud Ibw Stathom 0 Davidson b Statham 24
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    Workout for Civilians
    59 20 SINGAPORE. Sat. Singapore's probable Civilians team for this year's H.M.S. Malaya Cup Rugby competition final against Perak at Kuala Lumpur on Jan. 17 will have a workout against Royal Navy on the padang on Monday. The team is: Parker; Willings, Forbes. Dalgleish, ißamli. Allan. Wah Fatt; Hulls.
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    18 20 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Rajaji beat Geylang United 4-2 in a friendly soccer match at Geylang Stadium today.
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      171 20 ON THE TRACK with Epsom Jeep IPOH. Sat. Conservative 1 did a stylish gallop on the training track here this morning Ridden by Peter King, he went better than Punter's Delight II at the finish of a 3f. tryout in 38 1/5.
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      88 20 DUBLIN, Sat. Mrs. Polly Burns, once known as "Woman boxing champion of the world." died in hospital yesterday. She was 77. Known by her maiden name as Polly Fairclough she was reported to have boxed with such fighters •»> Billy Wells. British heavyweight champion 1911-19. and
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    250 20  - Five named for Jakarta —but only two will go LEE FOO SAN By Ipoh, Saturday. THE Lawn Tennis Association of Malaya has named five players from whom two will be selected to take port in the Indonesian "international" championships to be held at Jakarta from Feb. 16 to 20. They
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    81 20 Chew Bee is rated No. 1 by LTAM IPOH, Sat.— Ong Chew Bee of Singapore was ranked No. 1 according to the ranking list issued today by the Lawn Tennis Association of Malaya. No. 2 is Moses Tay of Perak. followed by three Singapore players No. 3. A G. B
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    MALAYAN SCHOOLS WIN IN BANGKOK
    41 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Federation of Malaya Combined Schools soccer team beat Chulalongkorn Univei\ sity of Siam 4-2 at Bangkok yesterday. Scorers for the Federation Schools were Ng Boon Bee (2>. Robert Choc and Woo An Wah.
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      197 20 20 Words SlO (Minimum). DAS: To Regl juxl Das. a son at K.K. Hospital on 2.1.59. Botb very well. PARTINOTON On Jan. 3 at Singapore Nursing Home, to Kay and Harry, a son (David John). ONG: To Betty and Frederick n daughter, Janet, at K.K. Hospital on 2.1.59. Both well.
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