The Singapore Free Press, 6 September 1960

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    23 1 THE y^E» THAT IS UNRIVALLED FOR ITS ISLAND-WIDE COVERAGE y. J The SINGAPORE Free Pree No. ***** TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    A NEW HOUSING ESTATE
    232 1  -  R.G. PILLAI The Works Brigade starts levelling, Kill By Man Kaki Bukit to have 0 stadium and school TY Tues. A n r»crf project has p the new Malay Settlehousing estate chools. playing ry ind religious Works Bri rhc )alan Kaki Jjlan Eunos. are jown the
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    Govt. to build multi-storey flats to house 4,000 in Queenstown
    222 1  - Govt. to build multi-storey flats to house 4,000 in Queenstown HARRY CHIA By QUEENSTOWN, Tuedday blocks of skyscraper 12-storey flats are among the new buildings to be put up by the Singapore Housing and Development Board in the Queenstown area. A Board spokesman told the Free Press that work will
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    MOLOTOV IN VIENNA TO TAKE UP NEW POST
    11 1 MOLOTOV IN VIENNA TO TAKE UP NEW POST I ipert'i job
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    Holland will ask U.N. to take over control of West New Guinea
    76 1 Holland will ask U.N. to take over control of West New Guinea THE HAGUE, Tuesday. HOLLAND will propose to the United Nations that Dutch West New Guinea be "internationalised/ 1 possibly with the cooperation of the United States, India and Australia, authoritative Dutch circles said here last night. They added
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    Rail mishap: 85 hurt
    30 1 MADRID, Tues. Eighty-five people were injured yesterday, five seriously, when two coaches of a I passenger train from Madrid to I Rn/iaioz fell Intn a. ravine.
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    Lumumba (I'm still in control) is sacked by Kasavubu
    253 1 Lumumba (I'm still in control) is sacked by Kasavubu LEOPOLDVILLE, Tuesday. pONGO PRESIDENT Joseph Kasayubu said last night he had dismissed his Prime Minister, Mr. Patrice Lumumba but Mr. Lumumba declared he was still in control and appealed to the army to support him. 11 In a dramatic broadcast, the
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    Yves and Simone quarrel over Marilyn
    212 1 Yves and Simone quarrel over Marilyn NEW YORK, Tues.— French actor Yves Montand, asked about rumours of a romance between himself and Marilyn Monroe, admitted today: ''Perhaps she had a schoolgirl crush on me." Yves, who has left Hollywood for Paris, said the rumour* had upset his actress wife Simone
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    'Revamp Nato' call
    31 1 PARIS. Tues. President Charles de Gaulle last night called for j revamping of the Nato Alliance to give each member control of its own defenses and nuclear stockpiles.
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    President weeps
    35 1 JAKARTA, Tues.— President Su- karno wept when he told people j here during a weekend meeting he was 'deeply hurt to hear people say I'm opposed to religion, or am not upholding religion."
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    Race crash kills 3
    32 1 DARLINGTON. (South Caro- 1 Una*, Tues. Three men died when two cars collided and plowed into the pit area during the 11th 1 Southern 500-mile Stock Car Race.
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    Tour for Toure
    12 1 JAKARTA, Tues.— The Indoneian firw*»rT»mi»nt announced that 1 1
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    THE PLIGHT OF A REPORTER — IN SEE-SAW LEOPOLDVILLE
    106 1 THE PLIGHT OF A REPORTER IN SEE-SAW LEOPOLDVILLE BRUSSELS, Tues. -A Reuter correspondent in Leopoldville sent this message to Brussels on the Radio telex service last night. "Armed guards have just been posted at the door of the telex office to prevent journalists from entering." Asked from Brussels "Are you
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    Kishi: Man admits
    28 1 TOKYO. Tues.— A 65-year-old ultra-nationalist accused of stabbing former Premier Nobusuke Kishi went on trial yesterday in I the Tokyo District Court. He pleaded guilty-
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    Widespread gains at start of a new account in London stock markets
    278 2 Widespread gains at start of a new account in London stock markets LONDON. Tuts. I3EXEWED activity 1V and strength developed in the London stock markets yesterday for the start of a new account and further widespread— often substantial gains were recorded in industrials. Sentiment was helped by the end-August gold
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    AMSTERDAM
    52 2 Business limited in a quiet market A MSTERDAM The market A was quiet. Business was limited on lack of foreign demand with internationals somewhat below previous prices. Plantations were mostly unchanged. Shippings were generally higher on fair local speculative and arbitrage demand. State loans were mostly unchanged In a
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    Lock icon India eyes U.S. sugar market
    115 2 NEW DELHI: India is continuing to eye the lucrative American sugar market. According to local reports. Food and Agriculture Minister. Mr. S. K. Patil, told a parliamentary consultative committee that India was hoping to get an American quota. He said U.S. prices were about 40
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    Lock icon Delhi-Bonn deal on chemical plant
    57 2 NEW DELHI: India has entered into an agreement with a West German consortium for the local manufacture of basic chemic Us and intermediates. Under the agreement the German concerns will provide technical assistance in exchange for about Ms22B million in shares in the company which
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    170 2 SHIPS IN PORT j CHIPS lying aloncsMe the Sinr*- pore Harboar Board vbarrcs or expected today are: Nevasa 1 '2, Florlan Ceynowa 4/5, Sabrlna 6 A, Pres. Grant 6 '7, Neder Ebro 8 9, fichie Lloyd 10/11, Hoi Houw 13 14, Pyrt-hus 13/16, Dona Giessella 18, Soon Huat 19. Sadao
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    RUBBER
    276 2 Buyers unresponsive with quotations up in dull market T ONDON, Tues. London JL rubber quotations were marked up by a half-penny per pound at the outset following the higher level at Singapore but buyers were unresponsive and the market was a dull nominal affair throughout the morning. Traders reported
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    Lock icon LOOK-AROUND
    123 2 New bullion rates BOMBAY: The Maharashtra State Government has announced relations in exparte margins for bullion trading applicable to the November settlement. The new margins will be 2.000 rupees per silver bar and 40 rupees for gold tola. Previous rates were 3.000 rupees per silver bar and 60 rupees
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    Tin industry does not mOy with times Exchange
    812 2 Tin industry does not m Oy with times Exchange PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS or-hT UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVEST^ SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE Malayan tin industry has never moved with the times in the matter of shareholder relations, says the Mining Notebook of the latest issue of the
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    Bonn's steel output
    38 2 DUESSELDORF West Germany's iron and steel industry had its highest monthly output since the end of the war with 3.004--746 tons in August, according to provisional figures issued by the Federal Office of Statistics here.
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    UP 21 DOWN 12 UNCHANGE 161
    434 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, Monday. Previous Today INDUSTRIALS A!u. Bricks Ords (N) .93 .90 Attas lei 12.G0 Buyers S.B. Petrol 38 6 38 6 B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.26 Con. Tin Smart. Pref. 20 3 20 3 Ords. 50'- 50/FMerat Cispwsary
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    Mioutul the World Market Prices
    106 2 MTE. All jjrtces oelou are middle prices. TIN Sptt TONI Q TURNQvt LONDON, tn Previou RUBBER No i Mac c.i.f. European ports. Sept Oct RUBBER No. 1 RfcS Spot RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms. Oct. Nov. TONE: Slightly easier. PEPPER: Wnitf Sarawak t.a.a.
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    METALS
    95 2 Noon trading extremely quiet due to absence of US advices LONDON. Tue.v- moderately traded thi> morning with pric» ly lower. Continental demand reported quiet, with U.S. market day. Copper was easit early dealings under influence ot larger-t expected Increase In ket stocks Uu»t weel the continued ab outside bu;.
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    Lock icon Price of rice rises
    15 2 HONG KON(i: The pnc« of Thai rice rose during July— U.P.l.
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    Jakarta's reforms: TU businessmen adopt 'wait and see' atttu
    28 2 Jakarta's reforms: TU businessmen adopt 'wait and see' atttu .1. [XDOXESLVS recent welcomed with cmli economists here who a attitude. \kaivi on h dopti 1 1 Significant 1
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    Enough food for allscience conies to a
    80 2 pARDIFF. Tues. V/ world can enough food lor its doubling oopulation in the few decades only comes Immedlal th» rescue. Bkgger cropc n m i inp nelds, farminf now barren, birth sharing of loud surp] emigration, and e aid to under-devt countries all
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      14 2 tTmT BARBER I V I fCHNSTATE II Sept r \JjOP FERN-VILLE FAR E AM
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    ;artha Kitt's search for her ideal ova ends: Now she seeks serenity
    70 3  - a rtha Kitt's search for her ideal ova ends: Now she seeks serenity PETER EVANS czxcxzc London, Tucs w! is once unfortunate ,llni The World's Most Kv .1 \\\c tea and s;ii<l: "My not. blems. Why should I !iu Ihe man you love K ii. who arrived in Lonliinc since
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    AN ELECTRONIC NOSE' TO TRACK DOWN SUBMARINES
    72 3 AN ELECTRONIC NOSE' TO TRACK DOWN SUBMARINES LONDON. Tues ectronic "nose" which down submersed like a mmand ed. ailed the Sn: by detecting from torkel-tube travelli Ingenious the Sniffer betw< exhaust and the .chip's It is so sensitive that it :p the trail many iownwind and track their oriiibmarine has
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    THE SHAH IN DANGER AS PERSIA SIMMERS
    165 3 THE SHAH IN DANGER AS PERSIA SIMMERS TEHERAN. Tues. The Shah of Persia is still in deadly danger despite his dismissal of Premier Manuchehr Eqbal. who has been brazenly rooking election results. The Shah has culled on 50--ir-old Ja'far Sharel ;\mi. former Minister of Mines, to form a careGovernment. Having
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    Suddenly the eggheads go into business: Now they're millionaires
    144 3 Suddenly the eggheads go into business: Now they're millionaires NEW YORK, Tuesday. ABOUT IO() eggheads in the United States have achieved respectability. They have become millionaires. But they little resemble \<>ur old-fashioned Park Avenue and Oyster Bay money-man. Nearly all of the new mil- lionaires are scienitsts. They are clever
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    DRUG WAS CAUSE FOR THOSE SWOLLEN FACES
    113 3 DRUG WAS CAUSE FOR THOSE SWOLLEN FACES LONDON. Tue>. Chlorpromazine hydrochloride, a tranquilliser now used tc treat certain mental disorders, is causing concern at the Royal College of Nursing. A number of nurses have been found to be sensitive to it. Rashes have followed, and faces have swollen up. The
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    Six-storey fall
    15 3 R v Tues- Mai *ife of Belgium* her fall f« presumed to be
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    'Aggressive' note
    11 3 BONN :lieTlt l l revnU Of a ie\i\ai o.
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    Midnight slaps if Angela (6) slipped
    236 3 L kept his ste-y«^s ho lighter up until neany ieht making her remultiplication re l, beaten. h>> ■-»><'. William Day, a old miner, was found guilty at Nottingham of causing unnecessary suffering to his daughter. Angela. The hearing was adjourned for three weeks for
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    Spies on ground take over
    403 3 THEY KEEP AMERICA INFORMED OF RUSSIAN MILITARY SECRETS AFTER STOPPAGE OF U-2 FLIGHTS: POSITIONS OF 10 ICBM BASES AND THOSE UNDER CONSTRUCTION HAVE BEEN SITED WASHINGTON, Tues. Immediately after the U-2 incident it became necessary ior the U.S. to intensify conventional espionage efforts in Russia.
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    Lived on sea water
    41 3 SYDNEY, Tues.— An Indonesian I seaman was In Derby Hospital in North Western Australia last night after a 10-day ordeal during which he clung to the wreckage of his ship and subsisted on nothing but sea water.
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    Hurricane Donna
    26 3 SAN JUAN. (Puerto Rico). Tues. —The weather bureau warned that hurricane Donna is expected to reach the north coast of Puerto Rico this morninc
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    Reds lift entry ban
    13 3 WFRLIN Tuts .-»-Ea>t Germany West Germ, ting East Berlii
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    Mali breakup talks
    34 3 TANGIER, lues. Mr. Modibo Keua. Sudanese Prime Minister, arrived here yesterday by air from Paris after talks with P^sident Uc Gaulle on the breakup of the Mali Federation of Sudan and
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      170 3 at home W and abroad. jt& I HERMES BABY, of SWISS precision I manufacture, not higher than a motchifi I box and weighing less than 8 lbs., has I I all the functional equipment of a big l^ I macnine 2,000,000 "Baby" are in W^ 1111 JTS I private use
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    'Wolf' terror in housing estate
    249 4  -  A. RICHARDS PARENTS KEEP GIRLS INDOORS AFTER MAN TRIES TO MOLEST 3 ON THEIR WAY HOME By SERANGOON GARDEN, Tues. "WOLF" on a bicycle is terrorising teenaged girls in this housing estate and the angry residents are appealing for more police patrols particularly at night
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    5,000 ATTEND A FUN FAIR TO RAISE MONEY FOR CHURCH BUILDING FUND
    137 4 5,000 ATTEND A FUN FAIR TO RAISE MONEY FOR CHURCH BUILDING FUND 2ERANGOON GARDENS, Tues.— Five thousand people attended the fun fair of the Church of St. Francis Xavier, at the church ground in Chart well Drive. The fair which was In aid of th^ church'* building fund was open
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    Treat on Prophet's birthday
    101 4 MUSLIMS in Singapore celebrated Prophet Mohamed s birthday on Saturday with special prayers, Koran recitals and treat for the poor. More than KiO people attended the Fraser Neave celebrations of its Muslim employees at the F X Pavilion, where the guests included the managing director, Mr.
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    Tour for Tengku
    34 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Arrangements are being made for the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, to tour the Olympic Games site when he goes on an official visit to Italv in November.
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    A gala dinner to mark Girl Guides' Golden Jubilee celebrations
    227 4 SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. JT WAS a gala night for 120 guests and' (iirl Guides who attended the Guides Golden Jubilee dinner at the Seoul Headquarters in Clemenceau Avenue. After a Malay and Chinese dinner, guides from different i companies staged
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      75 4 Radio Singapore's advanced lesson No. 6 begins today at 6 30 p.m Have a copy m the Free Press in your hand a s the lesson comes over the air. Remember this lesson will be repeated on Thursday at 6-30 p.m. So don't throw your copy of the paper away.
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      131 4 GpabA The loveliest cardigans under the I sun you'll find I )J up to the minute I styling, superb I quality and wide variety shaped and shaded in a luxurious mood designed in the softest and prettiest Nylon Velvet Tncot Now priced to fit the most demanding budget. Sires available
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      77 4 Learning Malay with Radio Singapore: 6 ■ASNAH \HM\I> HAS\ \lf Kjta moti beli baranr- bulanan kita. \HMAD: B. Kita pcrgi kedai barang2 prtang ini. (That evening GROCER Oh Che' Ahrr UDUB beli HASNAH Dua GROOR. B AHMAD: Berapa harga sahatl? GR(H puloh sen. Ini txras jrnis haik. HA>\ \H S
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      83 4 boleh beli GROCBB: Susu' HASNAH: Oh ya dua tin suMi tepong. AHMAD: Berap.i harca satu tin? GROCER: Lima ringeit dua puloh \HMAD: Apa? Bagitu mahal! HASNAH: Tin dua lb. Ahmad. \HMAD: Oil bagitu. ng baru. towkav. GKOCEK: Tentu-lah. Awak, p^langgan lama saya. BASNAH: Dua batang sabon ba^oh <ROCER: Chap apa'
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      90 4 ini Sedap ya? Towkav beri empat buku. GROCER: Laln2 barang. 1 Obat ciei? HASNAH: Oh ya. Dua tube kechil. chukop-lah. AHMAD: Saya perlu berus gigi baru. Hasnah. HASNAH: Beli-lah satu. Towkay. tolong huboh semua barang? dalam satu kotak. AHMAD: HanUrkan karumah. GROCER: Baik-lah. Ini surat bil-nya AHMAD: Twenty kati beras
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      183 4 n ett on wwtttMs~^tM^wMi 1 1 w--c C Hi' ES ACR OSS 6 Young creature seen in hose 1. Hes devout, seeing my stick (4) fl s#l Lf b H° ker (6 i" 7 Gnats beheaded and chopped 8. Fifty merit and gain know- up are still insects (4) 9.
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    NEWSMAN HERE TO GO ARMY ROUND-UP
    18 5 NEWSMAN HERE TO GO ARMY ROUND-UP the med rrived a nent ip of rson- med for Force ldf,lm,dflmf;ldfm,lfmdb
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    Super shoe-shine Lim
    174 5  - Super shoe- shine Lim PATRICK HENG. By SERANGOON, Tuesday. THE MAN WHO KEEPS YOU IN STEP WITH SPIRIT AND PERFUME SINGAPORE'S mo>t expensive shoeshiner Ines in I pper Soran K oon Road. He is a deal mute aged about 61), popularly known ii v ljni. Lira who looks half his
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    Bedok group holds buffet party
    30 5 BEDOK. Tups. -The Bedok Adult GrouD held a buiTpt I function since two w'he weekend. the party which was held at the Bedok Methc Chur
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    HOWARD'S JOY IS TO NURSE BIROS AND FREE THEM
    202 5  - HOWARD'S JOY IS TO NURSE BIROS AND FREE THEM TAN BAH CHEE HE IS A BIRD DOCTOR' AT 15 By DASIR PAN JANG. 1 Tues.— An English boy whose schooling was cut short because of a badly fractured wrist is today devoting all his time to the nursing and rehabilitation
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    Envoy's departure
    23 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Dato Nik Kamil. Malayan Ambassador lO the United States is expected to leave for New York this week.
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    The ruffians who insult girls: Get rid of them, say villagers
    156 5 The ruffians who insult girls: Get rid of them, say villagers IWSIR PANJANG, Tuesday. RESIDENTS in the West Coast Road here are worried over ihe increasing number of youngsters roaming around the kampongs. Dressed in tight trousers. these youths usually go about in groups of four or five. The villagers,
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    New villagers' plea
    27 5 ALOR STAR. Tues.—Thousands of families resettled In new villages during the 12--year-war against Communist terrorists, are now asking to return to their iormer areas.
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      245 5 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS I MINISTRY OF CULTURE: Free film shows at 7 p.m. SeleLabourers' Quarters: Kampong Soo Poo; and Tanjong Penjuru. SINGAPORE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION: Clinico-Pathological meeting of Medical Unit I. Pathology Lecture Theatre, Sepoy Lines. 8.15 p.m. TOC H: Talk on Shipping" by Mr. Fred Wilson of Boustead and
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      Five points for the librarian
      248 6 gO ONE of the aims of the expanding Raffles National Library is to improve its service to the children. Considering that more than half our population consists of children, the Director of the library couldn't have been more right in her decision. To be of
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    Catholics in giant process!^
    62 6 THE procession begins. Some oi the iu.ooo devotees assemble at the start of the ceremony narking the feast of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour at the Monastery of the Redemptorist Fathers in Singapore. Top picture shows acolytes leading the procession while In the picture above. Rirls
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    Geylang school gives lessons in Chinese boxing
    129 6 Geylang school gives lessons in Chinese boxing QEYLANG, Tu e s.— The Ling Nam school for art of Chinese boxing and the lion dance in Geylan^ Serai has started a membership drive Mr. Soons Chr-w Yi::. the school s instructor that more Malayan youths ;hould develop this art as £snln*
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    A childhood interest in France has gained Irene a trip to Paris
    125 6 A childhood interest in France has gained Irene a trip to Paris SINGAPORE CITY. Tuesday. ]\|ISS Irene Smith, 1<), former student of the Convent of Holy Infant Jesus, has been awarded a French Government scholarship to study French at a university in Lyon. Irene is expected to leave for Paris
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    CHEONGSAMS AT DANCE THRILL THE 'WOLVES'
    128 6 CHEONGSAMS AT DANCE THRILL THE 'WOLVES' SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. The Wolwrhampton Chronicle has voted a recent annual dance by the Malayan Teachers College, held just outside Wolverhampton. England, as "the most colourful social event of the year." According to a report reaching here the newspaper said: "Most of the Malayan
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    SCHOOL EXPECTS 84,000 FROM FAIR FOR CHAPEL FUNDS
    93 6 SCHOOL EXPECTS 84,000 FROM FAIR FOR CHAPEL FUNDS OINGAPORE CITY. Tues.— j O A crowd of more than 1.000 attended a giant fun lair at the St. Andrew's School. The proceeds will go towards the school chapel building fund. Urgent need A spokesman for school told the Free Press that
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    Car loans for town Council staff
    44 6 IPOH, Tues.— The staff of the Ipoh Town Council can now get loans from the council to buy cars and motorcycles. The council, in accepting a Aecision by its general purposes committee, has created i $75,000 advance account
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    Dato Ong's assuranctJ overseas recruitmen
    99 6 MALA 1.1 Ml i I r H Mi nisterof tk.lth I I):ito On- V>kc Lin recruitment of staff iron hinder the prospects ol \h vice. Dato Ong referred to th( shortage of staff in the F ration's medical service v Ihe spoke at the cU
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    A DANCE TO AID CHRISTIAN WORKERS' FUND
    75 6 A DANCE TO AID CHRISTIAN WORKERS' FUND SINGAPORE CITY, Tues The Evening Star.., a group of young Christian workers will hold a dance on Saturday at the Singapore Military Forces Hall Beach Road. There will b<- several floor shows and the Combo a la Carte band will be in attendance.
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    Bearch of ,2,000 Its ends tddiflg
    13 7 Bearch of ,2,000 Its ends tddiflg 1 I I I Prayers czxcxzc l.d,b;ldf,b;lf,bl;fd,b
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    Row over unregistered seamen
    304 7  -  BOB PERIES UNION LEADER ACCUSES SHIPPING FIRMS OF RECRUITING THEM BY THE 'BACK DOOR' By Singapore City, Tues PAPTAIN Mohamed Said bin Alias, secretary of the Malaysian Ship's Officers Union, has accused Singapore shipping companies of signing on unregistered seamen through the "back door." He said
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    A photo show of Malayan culture
    280 7 Singapore entry list with 383 prints SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. A total of 170 prints, out of which 145 were from Singapore, is now on display at the 1960 Bth Pan Malayan Photographic Exhibition at the Hollywood Room of the Odeon Theatre. The exhibition was
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    THEY WANT HAWKERS TO REMOVE STALLS
    113 7 THEY WANT HAWKERS TO REMOVE STALLS HPHOMSON ROAD. Tues. Residents of Kampong Chia Heng, ofT Thomson Road, feel that a small market should be erected In their area to provide stalls for hawkers who obstruct the narrow road leading to the kampong. Hawkers have pitched their stalls on both sides
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    A FAMILY FINED FOR RIOTING NEAR A CINEMA
    84 7 A FAMILY FINED FOR RIOTING NEAR A CINEMA BUTTERWORTH. Tues. A father and fours sons i were found guilty of a joint charge of rioting and assaulting two cinema employees on the night of July 16. The father. Lim Kong. 56. was fined $250, or four months' jail. Three of
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    DEPARTMENT MAKES 'DIPHTHERIA JABS' APPEAL TO MOTHERS
    112 7 DEPARTMENT MAKES 'DIPHTHERIA JABS' APPEAL TO MOTHERS K.^UR. Tues.— Municipal Health Department here made .ppeal to mothers e children below the age of five to take them tor a second inoculadiphtheria. :nent has stepped anti-diphtheria '.ion centres h. been set up in the tow: kets Jalan R; Be :<et. Ipoh
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    'Forgotten people' urge the Government to put up street lights
    182 7 CHAXGI, Tuesday. RESIDENTS of Kampong Changi, a large village off Nicoll Drive, feel that they are the forgotten people of Singapore. The village headman, Inche Abdul Ghani bin Haji Md. Vmin <;:>, said thai their repeated requests to jhe Government
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    A PACKED HOUSE GREETS THE OPENING OF YOUTH FESTIVAL
    86 7 A PACKED HOUSE GREETS THE OPENING OF YOUTH FESTIVAL SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. The 13-day Youth Cultural Festival, organised by the Singapore Teachers' Union, began last night at the Cultural Centre. Canning Rise. The Adjudication Performance was opened with umental music (westerM piano and violin before a packed house. The performance
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    ONLY 13 BUT HE PLAYS 5 INSTRUMENTS
    94 7 ONLY 13 BUT HE PLAYS 5 INSTRUMENTS TANGLIN, Tues.- Master Wong Boon Sun of Anderson Road is only 13, but he can play a variety of musical instruments the bongo, jazz, guitar saxophone and the violin Of all the instruments, he likes the violin best. He started playing musical instrumtnts
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    Lights on again
    30 7 JESSELTON, Tues. Partial electricity supplies have been restored in Beaufort near here. The town offered a fortnight's blackout after fire gutted the power station on Aug. 17.
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    300 local artists for State's pesta
    127 7  -  HARRY CHIA By SINGAPORE CITY, Tue«. w^FSTA. Kebudayaan 1 Spore's .irstcultur.a organisations to nu>e funds for me wauu .are Fund. Organised by the Cultural Festival sub-com-mittee of the National Theatre Fund Committee, it aims to bring to the L..WH- pvp the works ot combined
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    Father's plea to missing daughter
    160 7 UPPER SERANGOON, Tues.— An eighteen-year-old Hainanese girl, Tan Chek Hat. has been missing from her Kovan Road home, 6th. milestone Upper Serangoon Road, since July 31. Miss Tan's lorrv driver father. Mr. Tan San Hock. 52 said she left home that night at 7.30 p.m
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    GAMES AT TEMPLE
    108 8 r M NG KEMBAXJ™: 7*ll Buddhist Union Club of the Jalan Senyum Temple provides recreational facilities for Chinese youths in Kampong Kembangan. A temple and club leader Mr. Anff Loon Huat said >ince there was no community centre in the village, the club met some of the
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    Nurse makes good as lecture
    198 8 THE SINGAPORE SCENE MISS MUDELIAR FROM SINGAPORE GETS PRAISE IN AUSTRALIA: EXCELLENT APPROACH' SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. jyjISS Vijayambal M.»deliar, a nurse froi the Singapore General Hospital, has hi come a successful lecturer in Australia. Miss Mudeliar is in Australia under the Colombo Plan, taking a
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    FUN ON SCOOTERS
    155 8 SINGAPORE CITY: Thir-ty-seven scooter fans took part in the recent treasure hunt organised by the Singapore Lambretta Owners Club. Said Mrs. Kim Vegter secretary of the club and one of the organisers. "A good time was certainly had by all. "It was screamingly funny at times and
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    TEMPLE PLANNED
    155 8 SEMBAWANG: Hindus In Sembawang and Na Ba>e areas are planning to build a temple. They will call it Sri Krishna Bakthalayam. It.-> sponsor is >Ir. P. Kunjikrishnan. a resident in the area for 20 years. Mr. Kunjikrishnan said he had already secured a piece of land and will
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    SPIRIT OF ISLAM
    144 8 SINGAPORE CITY: Mr. M. J. Namazie. an advocate and solicitor, said that the teachings of Islam led to the lack oi racial consciousness. at me luncheon meeting ot the Rotary club at Camay Hotei on *Tne Spirit 01 Islam ne added: "Although other religions 0 believed in
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    Rupert and the Whistlefish-25
    96 8 zxcxzxzcxz The boat containing Sailor Sam speeds away wjth a queer rattling noise towards the distant posts rising from the sea. In spite of ijP" 1 5 e xcitement at seeing his old friend, his grim companions will not let him pause more than a moment.
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    PAYING HOBBY
    82 8 IPPER SERANGOON: As a boy, Chin Chonp Fatt. of Surin Avenue, kept fight, fish as a hobby. Now at the age of 21. Chong Fatt is making money from it. He owns more than 2.000 fighting fish, all of them Siamese breed. Those in the fish business have
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    INDONESIAN PICNIC
    68 8 BLAKANG MATI: About .embers of the Indonesian Women's Association in Singapore will go with their families to Blakang Mati tomorrow for a picnic. They will leave at 8.30 a.m. from Jardine Steps for this island. The Indonesian ConsulGeneral, Col. Sugih Arto and his family will join them. This
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    ROUGH TRACK
    40 8 farrek PARK: Gloucester Road off Dorset Road the only road that leads to the Farrer P-ark cinder track, and often used by the Vang: di-Pertuan Xegara and other V.I.P.s. is full of pot-holes and has a rough surface
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    More about the shingled 100k...
    220 9 More about the shingled 100k... t^l^l |^JT||TtTj BACK FROM THE 1920s BUT HAIRSTYLISTS SHOULD LOOK LIKE JIIK ikw Inu- <jn the fashionable heads in i<<>nd<>n and Paris has conic to Singapore I in referring, of course, to the shingle which has made a comeback from the 1920s But the 1960
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    It is instant tea now: Made right in the cup
    149 9 It is instant tea now: Made right in the cup rrd In the icht-n Is "instant." ically everything from chicken come all .idy to tant coffee, inlcing. Instant it pudding. T: la; time-sav-rea by u it will Juced to Singapore ek. It Is made from the soluxtract of the choicest
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    THEY SAY THESE RED BEANS WILL BRING YOU GOOD LUCK
    68 9 THEY SAY THESE RED BEANS WILL BRING YOU GOOD LUCK DO you believe in luck? If so get a Lucky Bean from Orient Craft In Orchard Road. According to an Indian belief. Lady Luck will >tay with you alway>. E-ach bean, red in colour, contains tiny ivory elephants from one
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    YOUR HAIRDO SHOULD SUIT YOUR FACE AND FIGURE
    146 9 DO you find that when choo.sing a hair style. you only think of it in relation to the shape of your face? That is the fault most hairdressers find in our girls. Hair styles should flatter not only your face but general
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    An out of the ordinary dessert with a minimum of sugar
    155 9 An out of the ordinary dessert with a minimum of sugar IF you arc having a parly of six for dinner tonight, here is an oiit-of-the-oniinarv dessert. Called Lime Delight, any woman can enjoy it without any guilt as it contains ingredients with a very low calorie count. Sugar is
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    'SHOPETTA' WILL REMIND YOU WHAT TO BUY
    68 9 'SHOPETTA' WILL REMIND YOU WHAT TO BUY rbiusy housewives, a shopping reminder is invaluable. I found such a one at Robinson's the other day. Called Shopetta. it is a light white plastic disc. Round it is printed a list of general household requirements. On the other side of thp disc,
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    DRIED-PEA SOUP WINS THE TOP PRIZE IN RECIPE CONTEST
    201 9 DRIED-PEA SOUP WINS THE TOP PRIZE IN RECIPE CONTEST MRS. G. R. Pereira. 52 Figaro Street, Singapore 16, wins the first prize In Recipe Contest No. 35 for her Dried-Pea Soup dish. She gets $10 and a Nestle hamper worth $10. Ingredients: Two pigs trotters, half pound Vienna sausages, one
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    830 10 SHOPPING Centre gHOPPING CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available in the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas in Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. HIT PARADE! Latest releases of DOT and other famous brands of records
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    A gold medal just what doctor ordere
    378 10  - A gold medal just what doctor ordere HERBERT SPENCER REDS HAVE io,o 0o CENTRES TO B00«* 1 (By I RUSSIAN Olympic science cm l>iiil j i sputniks. According Lo distributed by the Sovi 1 on duty with the a til lei medals is just what tin "It's true," said Olympic
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    British inquest Rome flop
    9 10 British inquest Rome flop I I One day 1
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    SPEEDY TERBANG BEATEN BY RIVALS
    75 10 SINGAPORE yacht Terbantf into third place on Sun the Royal singaporr Ciub. after setting up impressive record of H cessiTe wins. Manned by J. Church. 1 bang was beaten by At: and Ruth 111. It was Church's handling that the race. H. Pirunder on How
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    Part of the Business houes mile
    34 11 ■>:■:■::, w-.x-.:-:---:^-:-:-:-: lortN participants who took part in the one mile final at the Singapore Business Houses athletic meet. The winner was Mona Shariff of Wearne Brothers Sports Club.
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    SINGAPORE STANVAC TAKE THE HONOURS AT 'LITTLE OLYMPICS'
    311 11 SINGAPORE STANVAC TAKE THE HONOURS AT 'LITTLE OLYMPICS' TANJONG PAGAR, Tuesday. QTANVAC Sports Club of Singapore took the honours in the second "Little Olympics" when they won the "Beemer Cup" for the second time in succession. The Singapore team won by 3 games to 2. The "Little Olympics" is an
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    U.S. coach for tennis players starts clinics
    20 11 cnnlcs for Players at the :o 19. and also ai Littles. Singapore l
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    Warriors fall to Gassers & beat Kiwis
    264 11 Warriors fall to Gassers beat Kiwis Weekend's softball SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. Stanvac Gassers continued their winning way in Singapore's softball league when they beat the Warriors 10-2 during the week-end. The Gassers, unbeaten in the first half of the season, is likely to keep the record clear for the rest
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    U.K. soccer: Six for Albion
    105 11 LONDON, Tues— Results of yesterday's football matches were: LEAGUE THREE Chesterfield 3 Halifax Town 0 LEAGUE FOUR Barrow 2 Mlllwall 1 Bradford 3 York City 3 Hartlepools U. 0 Stockport C. 2 SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP PLAY-OFF— IST LEG Dumbarton 3 Cowdenbeath 0 LEAGUE ONE Blackpool
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    S'pore sweep the inter-port foursomes
    121 11 S'pore sweep the inter-port foursomes rriHOMSON, Tues.- In the 1 Singapore— Hongkong lni ter-port match, played on i Walker Cup lines, the State swept the board by winning all four matches in the lour- somes at the Royal Island Club yesterday. Results were: ("Singapore pairs first) Fred Turner ana P.
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    SIKHS POSE WITH TROPHIES WON AT ALL MALAYA MEET
    43 11 I a. 11 it th«^ recent All Malayan Sikhs athletic and badminPicture rtmra thr Sm^.tpore team with trophies won at left to rUht Kartar Sin-h. Arjan Singh. H. S. Dhillon, Pal n?h Dial Sinqh.
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    AUTUMN CUP PRESENTATION
    35 11 r «f tu- th airman of the Singapore Turf Club, presents the Mr. Bath wife of f o t owner D-. J. D. Dennchy at Bukit Autumn Cup to won the race.
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    McBAINE PUTS THE NAVY OUT
    148 11 RAF Seletar 3 Royal Navy 0 JALAN BESAR, Tucs. Singapore Joint services' forward Dave McBaine. 21. on the eve of his departure for Hong Kong netted two of RAF Seletar s three goals in putting Royal Navy out of the SAFA Cup competition here yesterday.
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    Milka Singh in 400m final
    60 11 ROME. Tues. Bearded Milka Singh. Asia's fa>test human, sped to an easy qualification in the men's 400 meters yesterday with a 45.9 clocking that tied the old Olympic record. Singh placed second to the U.S. Otis Davis, who spun to a new Olympic record at
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    Eveready sports club sparkle at Business meet
    428 11 Eveready sports club sparkle at Business meet FARRER PARK, Tuesday. PVEREADY Sports Club won the Federation Trophy with 7(i points in the fourth InterBusiness Houses athletic* meet held during the weekend. The five-man Barretto Sports Club team were a close second with 74 points. Henry Waugh and Wearne Brothers tied
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    1,500 METRES RUN TODAY & HERB HAS AN INJECTION
    89 11 1,500 METRES RUN TODAY HERB HAS AN INJECTION KOMF. Tues Herb 11--liott. Australian favourite for the Olympic 1.500 metres championship, had a penicillin injection terday for a throat inlet i tion. Elliott said his throat was very sore, "it's come on over the last two or three days." he added.
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    From gold winners to all-time greats...
    130 12 From gold winners to all-time greats... Jeffery James mill' i.... nmencans may have lost some marks in world athletics, but their swimmers have made quite a splash to restore whatever prett the Americans may have lost at Rome. ail-romld" Amerfean d Britain. Japan and German? ti™ 1 1 r ll
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    STORE SHOOTER FAILS: YACHTSMEN PLACED 26
    531 12 zxczxxzczxcx First six in the overall classification and points alter the fifth race in the 5.5 metres class: 1. USA 5520; 2. Denmark 4502; 3. Switzerland 4219; 4. Argentina 3867; 5. Norway 2830; ti Britain 2700. First mx in the overall classification and points
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    Rain soaks Romans and holds up day's programme
    501 12 ROME, Tuesday. SINGAPORE'S lone shooter for the Olympics, Koh Kum Wah failed to qualify for the final of the Free Pistol (50 metres) 'four ten-shot series here today. Kum Wah, who finished 30th in qroup two ?L the 1 alifying round yesterday,
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    Singapore selection go for the goals cuppers didn't net
    168 12  - Singapore selection go for the goals cuppers didn't net V. A. MARKAR By Jalan Besar. Tuesday Snwaporc Selection.. .7 Kelantan.. .2 gINGAPORE selection went for the goals the Malaya Cup team missed the previous dav to hit Kelantan 7-2 in the inter-state friendly football match here yesterday. Ali Aril! and
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    Race weights for Penang on Sunday
    205 12 Penang Turf Club Autumn meeting weights for first dav on Sunday Sept. 11 are: CLASS 4, DIV l-_5' 2 FURS: Sunshine Lad 90; tapt. Marvel 8H: I-oiir Winds II 8.7; Majula u 8.6; Palomar 8.6; Legisrika 8.5; Red Uoli 111 85; Nip On 8.4;
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