Morning Tribune, 27 January 1948

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    4 1 EVALUTION IS MADE LAW
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    MORNING RIBUNE
    145 1 MORNING RIBUNE vr Atrial) 10 CEKTB. NO 668. I*"" 194g n'ESUAY. JA-> PARIS. Jan. 26. Devaluation of the French franc to the rate of 214.592 to the dollar and 864 to the pound sterling became law today with the publication of decrees m the Journal Officiel. The Journal, under the
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    ABINET MAPS SAVETHE£' CAMPAIGN
    318 1 C T\V 26 THE BRI- m BIVET' MAPPED ITS f THE POUND" CAM- "OPAY. nor of the Exchequer Sir a pps reported to his nisters at No. 10. DcwntC n his futile attemp to the French from esla*free currency market, unended steps to safet pound against
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    THE NEW RANC & DOLLARS
    130 1 THE NEW RANC DOLLARS IS. Jan. 26— The Govern- oday introduced a bill to tional Assembly calling I ablishment of a free marfoninn currencies m gold. fat m which the newlyI franc it expected to drop rate of 330 to one U.S. quoted on the Swiss free t. erdau the
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    EART FAILURE
    18 1 SARA Jan. 26. General Karabekia. President of n National Assembly died W today of heart failure
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    KING RECEIVES MR. MACDONALD
    23 1 rk,A Jan 26 -The King gingham Palace today reMJ i audience Mr. Malcolm a RevS Vern r General 0f
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    Mrs. Farmer goes out, Mr. Fanner has to stay at home—because they have only one suit
    174 1  - Mrs. Farmer goes out, Mr. Fanner has to stay at home because they have only one suit Modder acute is Siam's textile shortage that (By Nwe by M, ™MX tokl isri «hn t .V' Ath iPon P. Tha„,l' asena Mr ent taaSSES are at tto day. They expressed the opinion
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    BOY WHOSE HOROSCOPE SAID HE WOULD DIE BY DROWNING, IS DROWNED AT PICNIC
    439 1  -  John Spittel (By Tragedy marred a Singapore picnic party yesterday, when a sixteen-year-old Eurasian boy, Noel Dimney, a student of St. Joseph's Institution, was drowned near the beach at Marine Parade, Katong. And his mother. Mrs. A.
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    Gent Is Appointed High Commissioner
    293 1 THE APPOINTMENT OF SIR EDWARD GENT, GOVERNOR OF THE MALAYAN UNION. AS HIGH COMMISSIONER OF THE NEW FEDERATION OF MA-f-AYA WAS ANNOUNCED IN KUALA LUMPUR YESTERDAY. The Federation will be established on Feb. 1. Sir Edward will be sworn m a* High Commissioner by the
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      42 1 gfife» HANDKERCHIEF LADIES' FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS A wide ranee of selected handkerchiefs m new desig^. 3in a box. Prices: $2.60 upwards per box. KIDDIES' NURSERY HANDKERCHIEFS A wide range of embroidered *esiens! 3in a box. Prices: $2.00, $225 and $3 25 per box.
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    National Health Service For Malaya Urged
    921 2 National Health Service For Malaya Urged fPrem Oat Crun Reporter t Ku*la Lumpur, Jan, 23 pointing out that medlciae is v social system and politics is m thin* else but medictae on a large scale." Dr J. K. M, lan. L:M S:. at an MDU lecture meeting r a*ntly urged
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    HINDUS CELEBRATE THAIPUSAM
    246 2 HINDUS CELEBRATE THAIPUSAM Thousands of fcihdus congregated at tX Chettiar temple, lank Road, throughout the whole ci yesterday to offer piayers. th e occasion being the ihaipti&im festival. Ihe crowd began to arrive at] the temple from "an early hour! and as the, day advanced, the crowd increased m number,
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    RSDS HALT ANOTHER BRITISH TRAIN
    86 2 RSDS HALT ANOTHER BRITISH TRAIN w --w -w WW ff r w f f i BERLIN, JAN. 26— A second British military train from Berlin to the British zone was stopped by the Russian authorities at the zonal frontier during last night. Among the German passengers on board were a
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    NO COMPROMISE WITH BANDITS
    104 2 MANILA, JAN. 26—President Manuel Roxas told Congress today that the government could n 0 longer compromise with "roving bandits, communist led groups who have defied the government," and that efforts to ipprehend them would be intensified. "Complete peace and order exists In 90 per cent, of
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    NUNS SOLD At $70 PER LB.
    119 2 NUNS SOLD At $70 PER LB. NANKING. Jan. 36 "Young nuns m Harbin (Northern MawI churian city on the Sungari I R-ver) arc being sold to bathe I lors at $70 per pound of their i weight" according to a refugee woman arriving m Mukden from Tsitsthar, the official Kuommtang
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    NEW AIR SERVICE TO BANGKOK
    62 2 Ihe Siamese Airways, which recently sNar^e^ a service from Bangkok to Singgcra and Penang, hay.3 now opened a once weekly service bet>wSen Bangkok. Singgora and Singapore. The aircraft wili arrive m Singapore a* 1580 hours On Wednesday and depart at 0800 hours On Thursdays. Mansfield
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    FATAL PLANE SPIN KILIS 3
    67 2 SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 25.— Horrified witnesses today watched first the wing and then the tail of a Beechcraft plane buckle m mid air over Salt Lake City outskirts. Three aboard the plane were killed m the ensuing spin to death m southwest Salt Lake
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    Mystery steamer
    43 2 Walmer. Kent, Jan. 26.— A mystery steamer which went aground on Goodwins m a gale at midnight last night despite warning gu n s and radio danger signals, has freed herself unaided and continued her voyage, it was learned this morning.
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    JOHORE LEFTISTS PROTEST
    83 2 JOHORE LEFTISTS PROTEST Delegate ori lH oo<ne* m joh',rr in»2 clal meet inn r»»mfw!^B Lembnni X- 'ViJM jjrottsf a.Qnlnsf /Jte F*e<f< n9 **«f». ,i>, fi^?LM Tatb wresidt l fM tneetinn < i, J mo Masfaf|sai V (1) fha' v „1 Johore. all mimVert ,'jJB >ti«rfnors &< /^j,#,v7M faftfy ft< F.^.^lm
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    MINISTER STOLE UNKNOWN OF SOLDIE
    272 2 MINISTER STOLE UNKNOWN OF SOLDIE Guelph, Ontario. Jan. A Presbyterian minig Rev. J. C. Grier. has been ed to pay £250 damages I Ham Leveque. a war veten wounding tlu ex-soldieri and dignity by stealing hi Grier. who was to Minister of Knox Presbj Church here, was mi co-respondent by
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    COALFIELDS STRIKE ENDS
    27 2 COALFIELDS STRIKE ENDS SYDNEY, Jan. f strik c. «J fields engine drivers i* cost production 13-> last Wednesday ana efl drf> and railway rpsf irtl AAP Reuter
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      157 2 CREY HAIR tit !)r. AMItFK's BLACK HAIR DYE Natural Shade, No Stain, No Smell, Untraceable OH and water proof. W e have •itso Dr. Ambers EPPY COKN for Corn Cure. fci Hits CHABI CO., 29, Rohinron Road, Sing^re. MERCANTILE INSTITUTION 209, Queen Street, Phone 2370 NEW SESSION ALREADY COMMENCED Classes
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    UNKNOWN Son Persuaded unknown To Part With Weath
    641 3 UNKNOWN Son Persuaded unknown To Part With Weath I, j been duped .he Old W?"* E-* that ■it a> Kjl^ n s en- ,19 he had t E %„\ho««h they h^d ■iKfived. some of them j Arrow as he was ■^ed sorrow C,d live years peoal Et and fight yean
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    Singapore vegetarians
    65 3 Singapore vegetarians th e annual general meeting ge Malayan Vegetarian W held m Singapore last ay. the following were ed offic c bearers: mm, Madam c Yeo 800 Mr. Fred r e h y r f Cr T eta '-y and treasurer. Bw*?k*: committee, Miss Mr vU n Mr Scow
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    AN APPEAL
    38 3 A N APPEAL redin JuiS'iJij Was unem > J 194 t^agec)2o. iking ari rt g n He teglfc* ldp °»ans aT.% Burm h aclG aner.durlon ne prose)WS Ws preif/ Tson w^o ,Uld WhereaboUt s Cl Pena^ Cate with the
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    Air unknown Sir Hugh Lloyd's Tribute to French Air Force
    380 3 Air Marshal Sir Hugh P. Lloyd. Commander-in-Chief. Air Com- j mand. Par Bast, on Sunday re- turned to Singapore Irui^ a three-day visit to Saigon, where h e renewed old associations with the French Air Force, units cf which served
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    CREIK HOSTAGES
    68 3 BELGRADE, Jan. 25.~The Greet; "Democratic Army" (guerilla forcp) supreme l*»<kttartars ordered t£e ■string ot Postages m great numbers accon|Jng to a communique iroadcast' by^ffee Greek Radio" and quoted by tae Yugoslav new agency. The communique said it was according to tfie terms of this decision' thatjM; Lottkau Koutsopetalos.
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    Governor At "Australia Day" Party
    227 3 H.E. th<> Governor, Sir Franklin Gimson, and 250 other distinguished guests attended a most successful "Australia Day" Cocktail party held by the Australian Commissioner Mr. Claude Massey at his office m Union Building yesterday morning. Th t occasion, was to commemorate the establishment of the
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    TRUMAN ASKED TO SAVE WOMAN FROM GALLOWS
    221 3 TR UMAN ASKED TO SA VE WOMAN FROM GALLOWS NEW YORK Jan. 25—Presdent Truman was urg^d today cc intervene personally to aid Mis. Ema Debeljak, an American citizen reported to be condemned to death m Yugoslavia because she allegedly obtained a passport to th e United States for herself and
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    He Whistles to Catch The Rats
    157 3 taONDGN A faint plaintive whteUe. almost too high-pitch-ed fo- human ears, is the Pied Piper's lute which Mr. J. W. Heywood. of Corby (Northants) uses to catch rats. Pecple with r?t-infc«ted nremis*s have called m Mr. Heywood when all else has failed, and then
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    Rare Drug Flown To Shanghai
    73 3 SHANGHAI, Jan. 25— A Cniteo States Air Transport Command plaft* Is expected to arrive Here early tomorrow afternoon from California with the rare anti-coagulent drug, heparin, urgently required to savrthe Mfc of a Swedish seama'. L Braßdem. Swedish Consulate authorities here cabled their representatives at
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    41 3 ROTTERDAM, Jan. 25— A fire which took eight hours to extimcuUi partly destroyed 35 tons of raw cotton and damaged the remainder m the holds of the 1.588-ton Swedish ship Sonja berthed here. The Cause of the fire was unknown Reuter
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    Brooke's Cable to Arti-Cession Associations
    150 3 Brooke's Cable to Arti-Cession Associations Mr. Anthony Brooke, former Rajah Muda of Sarawak, .has sent the following telegram to 16 Sarawak anti-cession associations:— "I thank you all most sincerely for your Joint messages, and I congratulate you warmly ot£ firm and united stand you nave sho.wn m the. face of
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    SILVER DEAL: REPORT DENIED
    57 3 SILVER DEAL: REPORT DENIED NANKING, Jan. 25— Presi reports that the Cnine'.e Government was at preient negotiating with the Mexican Government for the purchase of sliver preliminary to adopting silver standard for Its currency were denied by Premier Chang Chun > IJteqfday. He described tqestf reports as speculation and said
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    TO INCREASE POPULATION OF RABBITS
    92 4 TOKIO. Jan 26- Japanesfurriers will Increase the num■jber Oi fur rabbits threefold to meet the increased demand ?o< angora fur from the United ,Si tt At present angora rabbits •total 150.000. which will be JtOOtted to 450.000 this year. Las'. y .tr I0.:)2i) pounds of
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    9 Girls To One Man In This Army Unit
    318 4 DONJON. JAN 2b SO MAN i OIF J HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ONE OF DEVON fc TERR* IOHIAL ARMY UNI IS THAT U LS NOW ALMOST AN ALL .JWOMAN OUIFII AND 1 1 KaNTS MORE fiin^ recruiting began last Kay, 166 girls
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    AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS
    68 4 At a general meeting of members of the Singapore Branch of the Society of Licensed Aircraft Engineers held at Kallang Airport last Sunday, the following were elected office bearers: Chairman. Mr. A. F. W. Andren; secretary. Mr. Charles Short: treasurer. Mr. N. Nacron; council members. Messrs. Anthony Koh,
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    TEA PRICE MEMORANDUM
    56 4 COLOMBO. Jan. 26— The Cey,lo< Government has submitted t a in ••morandum to the British A Mmi.;t,ry of Food explaining her ■M*JHe tor an increased price for t<*t, it was authoritatively Hern /ed today. According to orncial sources. .Ceylon demanded an Increase of *our p?ncr pvr pound
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    NEW CO. FOR CHANGI
    117 4 gn>U|. Captain AP. CampLell, OJJJ2 has assumed command of -.RAP. Station, Chanel, from Group 9*PUm F. O. Cator. C3.E.. who Is raturnm^ to the United Kingdom h.ivtng completed his tour of du'v 9vcrf:<«ii r»>;ni»r Air Staff Officer at Air Headquirterj. Burma, before amv\ing m Singapore, Group
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    CEYLON INDEPENDENCE ORDER-IN-COUNCIL
    378 4 COLOMBO. Jan. 26— The Text 01 th t Ceylon Independence Order-in-Council. 1947. was published m a Gazette Extraordinary issued on Jan. 17: "The Act which provides for the attainment by Ceylon of Fully Responsible Status within the British Commonwealth of Nations stipulates that the Gov-ernor-General to be
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    FREAK TIDE DROWNS BOY
    52 4 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25:— A freak tide swept into San Franc&eo Bay today, flooding sewers and shoreline highways m three county areas and causing the death by drowning of a San Francisco boy. The tide, described by the Coastguard as the highest m years flooded the
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    138 DEAD
    46 4 CHICAGO. Jan. 25:-Deaths attributed to tho prolonged Fie.'c of icy wont her rose today to 138 One hundred and one died m fires reused by over heated stoves and furnaces. j 9 from frozen death WeWenU blamed on the culd ,nn went he U.P.
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    Light As Feathe
    24 4 Wanna Lift? King Kong gives Tribune reporter, M. Jf<**l who interviewed him, a lift m the air on an armchair, I
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    JAP CABINET LACKS SUPPORT
    106 4 TOKIO, Jan 26.— Over 70 per cent, of the Japanese people do not support the Katayama Cabinet, according to a recent nationwide public opinion poll by the newspaper. Mainiehi Shimbun. This is the third poll conducted by the paper. The first took place soon after the
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    WHISKERS CLUB
    67 4 Sf oJI h,H K and Hank Went s,ec P be«n thnkfi u n n gua,d Whisk bad thou.hr. CW awak en<?d from his thoughts by a nudge from Mr. Owl. -The sun is creeping I •We must be gctMng .1 °«S u v.aat Flop has m store ou'-^'^M
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    CABLE-WOMAN TAMER
    55 5 (Above) Clark Gable as Rhett Butler meets the tempestuous Scarlett (TBmra fplaped by Vivian Leigh) one of the highlights m the M-G-M classic •Gone With The Wind", now being shoxon to record houses at the Capitol, Singapore. (On left) Leslie-Hotcard and lovely Oliva de Havilland xcho also share
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    UNKNOWN A Chance unknown Cost His Life
    194 5 threat to commit suicide ii rife dij not po so that hf take m a housekeeper was at an Fve-ham, Worcester inquest, to hav c bee n made ■eph Henry Finch, agod 51 pwr, of Council Houses Kaham-roe I, Sedgberrew South W'orcesLshire cO
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    MORE KIMINGAYO
    34 5 M ORE KIMINGAYO UIU Jan. 25--Th t conn 25*f* »id U!ai Th ds is a 0 no > «vwT I>aper sai d th n^r d i; 0p T ular -on*. s a y Japan U.P.
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    4-Hour Battle In Holy Land
    191 5 Jerusalem. Jan. 25 Th e veteran Arab guerilla chief. Abdul Kader Husseini. today personally led a band of several hundred heavily armed* Arabs which fought a four-hour battle with Kaganah Jewish defence units m the Mount Castel area on the Jaffa-Jerusalem road. The Arabs claim
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    New Irish Party Wants Abolition Of Partition
    230 5 New Irish Party Wants Abolition Of Partition Dublin. Jan. 25.— Sen Mcßrlde. leader of the new Clann Napoblachta party, today disclosed his programme which, hitherto, had been a closely guarded j secret. Mcßride. who expects to bring down Eamon de Valera's govern- ment m the February 14 elec- j tions.
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    Arab Village Blown Up
    96 5 JERUSALEM, Jan. 25:— For ho first since the piesent troubles started last December. 'he Haganah today blew up «:ihe entire Arab village. At dawn all 17 houses, a pumphouse and several shed s i n Abu Suweireh, suth of the citru s tewnship of Rehovoi were
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    New Crisis In Japan
    160 5 f TOKIO. Jan. 25.— A new political crisis is brewing m Japan. Some members of the House of Councillors ar e burned up because their Vice President reiused to attend an Imperial audience at the opening ceremony of the secopd National Diet session under the new
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    IRAQ P.M.LEAVES U.K.
    51 5 LONDON, Jan. 25.— T*»f Prime Minister of Iraq, Saleh Jabur and members of the Iraq treaty delegation t» Britain left here for Iraq m a specially chartered York plane of the British Overseas Airways Corporation today. A The Premier signed the new treat> at Portsmouth last weelc-
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    Success Story From Korda's Studios \
    59 5 Success Story From Korda's Studios On the Mappin Terraces of London's Zoo. Sir Ralph Richardson and Michele Morgan enact a scene from the new Carol Reed production "The Lost Illusion." Meanwhile the brown bear tries valiantly to catch the eye of the camera rcew. "The Lost Illusion" is produced and
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    MICHELE'S 27,AND SHE'S INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS
    735 5 MICHELE MORGAN, the French film sta#of the tawny hair, ready smile and graceful i carriage, is at twenty-seven j internationally famous. Born on Leap Year Day, February 29, m 1920, at Neuilly-sur-Seine, it was 1 not long before the young Simon e Roussel. to give
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE london agents mesure clin Turner ltd.Talbot House 98, Bt. Martin's Lane W.C.2 TUESDAY. JAN 27. 1948
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      Corporation Or Co-Operation?
      219 6 The Overseas Resources Bill which has passed its third reading m the House of Commons has important implications for colonial countries, inciudir.g Malaya. The Bill proposes the setting up of Colonial Development and Overseas Food Corporations with a view to increasing production throughout the colonial empire. While
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      Caesar Consults
      165 6 However, wo are of the opinion that these corporations are intended first to serve the interests of Britain and only incidently those oi the colonial people. This is particularly so m the case of the Food Corporation. The Ministry of Food's interest m the colonies is to provide
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    And Now They Want Dravidistan
    767 6 BOMBAY Vocal elements among more than 100.000.000 people of southern and western India ar e working for a linguistic "carve vp 1 of the large provinces of Bombay and Madras into new and separate administrative units. Statements are being issued and "demands" formulated; there is
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    PATIENTS WITH PATIENCE
    88 6 John Fulton, a patient of a special branch which caters for those suffering from industrial neurosis —at the Sutton Emergency Hospital, Belmont, Surrey, proves to some feUow-patients that it takes a steady hand to shave a balloon. This all goes to the making of a good barber,
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      22 6 Air Parcel Post For any destination within JVfalaya. Through any post office Surcharge 15c. a jMalayan Airways Limited Juaittfleli Co., Ud. IM
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    around The Jown
    944 7  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH L Mar« a acg c havp witnessed ence of *y l flt one riends cf tn, sn> and arranged the »hole 3 i m i«t say everything white suits were worn Dy w^ men. and all wore Urtan ties exactly alike. The band of
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    SINGAPORE SCOUTS INVESTITURE DOCTORS TO VOTE
    159 8 SINGAPORE SCOUTS INVESTITURE DOCTORS TO VOTE LONDON, Jan. 25. Britains doctors will vote '•for" or "against" Britain's now National Health Servi.-e m a plebiscite, organised ly the Brill: h Medical Association on 7u n, 3 i n thls wiH depend the 8.M..A. council's advice to practitioners on their attitude to
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    3 WOMEN SIKE AS TEACHNICS FOR TRIAL
    588 8 3 WOMEN SIKE AS TEACHNICS FOR TRIAL LONDON Throe midd'eaged women who had given evidence hat they had been through marriage ceremonies wi h a 49--year-cld schcolmas er, sho^k hands before leaving Axbridge magis ra'es' court, Somerset. The man, a Cambridge graduate, I ciarged with double bigamy, was ccmmiel for
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    No UNKNOWN This UNKNOWN
    85 8 Lived In 4 Vifl LONDON.- Fr.-J i James Tocgood, :>fi. ard 'housekeeper, Mrs. Kathleen U 1 combe. 36, lived m four M m seven mon-hs. I In every village nelg-ibo^^H 1 complained abou* ho way tfl L were treating Tcogcod's im year- old daugCi Imp Joy.
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    Girls Won't UNKNOWN Give A Kiss To Say Thank
    193 8 Girls Won't UNKNOWN Give A Kiss To Say Thank f i LONDON.— Boys expect a j as reward for taking out a P This was the unanimws] elusion of Wigan factorj j t aged 18 to 14, who at a F I carriage training course cussed "what to do wncn
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      54 8 DRESS MATERIALS I OF ALL SHADES AND DESIGNS. OF ALL QUALITIES, TO SUIT ANY GARMENT. AT STRICTLY CONTROLLED PRICES TO SUIT ALL POCKETS OF THE VERY FINEST QUALITY OBTAINABLE. (ALL ON US-WITH NO OBLIGATION TO BUY 10. RAMASAMY NADAR. HEAU>OF^ Phone 7692. „u BRANCH OFFICE 60. Market S Singapore? 28
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    SIKE HANDS IS SENT
    213 9 SIKE HANDS IS SENT Lei at F Harrison K r »< The Oo«eg» W'eston^uper- was niaron. 1 1 no r. saying he 1 I and they Ml I I M W Wei*on-*uper-J I THREAT ■nd f.'.a. ?a i.^^BHarri.*on (<1 J kr 'old her that 9 1 the r t fl
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    UNKNOWN
    149 9 Ibid 'he c:uple: ftromei the indisrryor.e who hear> hes-es from Xorto' Bom), Lower Zeais king o n (Dorset) leV preaen* boo* ion, rear Devizes, rinp Mows aearly Joy laltDg thinner ted. DIED 91b gl Rogers, ma ron b House, Devisee, ;hed 3 lib. 20z. vfaeti i,, d o n
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    THAIPUSAM IN S'PORE
    53 9 This devotee not only has pins bristling o ver his torso but has skencers stuck through his cheeks and lips. V.etc of the procession of devotees wending their way along Serangoon Road- followed by a huge crowd of supporters. They were en route to the Chettiars* Temple
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    Fulflling A Vow
    32 9 A devote* currylh^Hn/dvadi which atlacheWto his torso by long pins. This is the Hindu way of doing penotso*. Ficture tukm by Tribune cameraman at the Tiaipusam festival yesterday. i
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    POPE'S PEACE MESSAGE
    83 10 -VATICAN CITY, Jan. 25:---rho Pope 'oday decided l© senj a special "message of peace" t: all he peoples of he world; irrepec iyA of creed or nationality— m his own h indwri'.njr, i L was learnej au hori 1 atively. Pius XII will write a personal message,
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    TRANSJORDN MISSION IN UNKNOWN
    70 10 TRANSJORDN MISSION IN UNKNOWN JjONDON. Jan. 25<-Th<H Jordan mission whiah js |*_H with the British Governa^ revision of me An<io-in^H treaty ana other eiutfgfi^H sfidoic East consequent °n H ing British withdrawal r "j^H uue. arrived at London day. JH Xhe mission is he ***!_H Prime Minister of T&^M TewflJc
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    Rival For UNKNOWN
    87 10 WASHINGTON, i —Mr. Harold 1 1 former governors sota and candidate. Republican nomin" the United Stat* dency. announced that he will enter" publican primary! to be held m Ohifl^ 4. He thus cM Senator Robert 1 publican leader J United States sew the Senator's wound. I a
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      136 10 "SUNSHINE FALLS" \H_T' uamwrwir 1 rV" JERRY WAS PUTTING \\7 LOOK. MAC .TOE RELD A^^S THEY \HT «B SMIFF TOOK A FEWI /ACROSS A PARTICULARLY V CASH BOX VOL I KNOW 1 t£ MINUTES OFF DUTY... HE (fTeRCE HATE THAT DAY- I WHAI ;THATI *DLDS_ BACK J < N j
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    N the NIGHT OF the NINTH
    969 11  -  J. R. Wilmot I Se rial Ssmy- ■CHER IS rIIE ■mi es f"" 001 Cra s a North-Easterly, ■re the sandy coast- ■> the *a. W»W of fen and nurshKd been reclaimed. ■i as a battle with H-. relentless oaiuc ■places the sea was
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    Kashmir Plebiscite, Compromise Likely
    326 11 LAKE SUCCESS, Jan. 25.— The Indian and Pakistan delegations to the Security Council spent the weekend m consultation with their governments, and there are strong indications from reliable sources that a compromise solution will be found on the question of a plebiscite for Kashmir. Main points
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    SOLD BATTLESHIIP -ARRESTED
    82 11 TRIESTE, Jan. 25:—TweGyirin? year old Bruno Nidoii was under arrest today for selling to a group Of shrewd Milanese businessmen a bomb-wrecj^i Italian bettfeahrp G*«*to Cea*re. m the port of Muggia here. Falsifying Allied MiU^ary Goverpmen: dbcomentb, purporting to ahow he had acquired C)k sunken b* tieahip,
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    U.S.-Soviet Trade
    47 11 WASHINGTON, Jan. 26. The new Soviet Ambassador to the United States, M. Alexander S- Panyushkln, called here today for expanded Soviet-American trade as a step towards better diplomatic relations. M. Panyushkin said the people of both countries were equally interested m battering these relations^— Reuter
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    May Change Surnames
    35 11 BERLIN, Jan. 26-- Jewish residents of the British sector of Berlin are to be allowed to adopt ne^ sur- i names that do not attract immediate If attention to their race.- Reuter
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    Coroner Says Girl Was "Double-Crossed"
    571 12 LONDON —After hearing from a wife of her visit to the "other woman:' who committed suicide soon afterwards, a coroner's jury at Chippenham, Wilts, said ».ia. the husband should be censured. Addressing the man. Cyril Greenslade, ased 28. a lorry-dri- j er. of Victoria-buildingfc, Twerton.
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    678 13 8T& Sfi X Sun* el B*&1 41/f Sunirei KinU "g Sun*ei Lius I.J j-g Sui^ei Way 2J5 2.80 T aip.n* Con 2 3 45 Tanjon* Ttn 13/- w Takiap. Valley 11/- «A TVkka" 9/J 10/ Tekk* Taiptaf 13/6 14/6 TelokKruin 1.67% 1.75 Terooh l"'' 17/ Th.bawleik 46
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    Pocket Radios May Be Powered By Sun
    112 13 Pocket Radios May Be Powered By Sun NEW YORK, Jan 26 -Frank o P res^«nt of the Columbia Kioadcasting System, predicted to<>ay that pocket radio sets power--0 J by the sun would be m use within from two to five years. i He said that radio "no larger |tnan a
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    NEW FRANC SETS A RIDDLE
    1000 13 (From Our Financial Com WITH NO LEAD FROM LONDON OR NEW YORK AND WITH THE LOCAL MARKETS CLOSED FOR THE THAI- PUSAM FESTIVALS. SUCH OFFICES AS WERE OPEN YESTERDAY WERE DISINCLINED TO VENTURE ANY DEFINITE OPINION AS TO THE POSSIBLE IMMEDIATE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SITUATION.
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    Red drive for world domination becoming more powerful daily
    239 14 —Polish leader's warning f HICAGO. JAN STANM.AW MJKOLAJOZVK.Or Till. nOUM PKASAM PARH >\ll) TODAY THAI THE COM--41NIST DRIVE EOR WORLD X»MINATION WAS BECOMING «ORE FOWKKH L K^ KRY DAY Mikolajczyk spokv II the Chiago Civic Ope- HPOse nnder the auspices 01
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    Betting Charge Against Junior Davis "Cuppers"
    160 14 Betting Charge Against Junior Davis "Cuppers" NEW YORK. Jan. 23: Charges that members of the Junior Davio Cup squad bet on matches and gambled among themselves, and received lavish expense accounts for competing m tournaments, were revealed m the annual meeting of the United States Lawn Tennis Association. The squad
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    TABLE – TENIS
    116 14 TABLE TENIS In a ma'ch hel.l a i the Queen. Street Boy's Club en Jan. 23. at r >oo nm. the Queen 8 roct BoVi ilub defeased the Stat?trusl tjabl? snail 'earn by 6 earnes to 1. The resuls (Quee n Street Roys Club players men' ion. '4 firs >
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    Soccer Fixtures For Sat.
    297 14 LONDON. Jan. 26 -The i lowing are Football fixtures for Saturday, Jan. 31:— i FIRST DIVISION Arsenal v. Preston N£. Blackburn R. v. Sunderland. Blackpool v. Aston Villa. Bolton W. v. Chelsea. Charlton A. v. Stoke City. Derby County v. Wolves. HuCdersneld v. Wolves. i Liverpool
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    Malayans-Victories In Ceylon
    164 14 MalayansVictories In Ceylon COLOMBO. (By Air NL-ih,-I Malayan Badmint)r. pay-' M swept their opponents off the board m th* third natch of l"helr tour against a team ot the iadminton Association ot Ceyion. They easily annexed all tile live games played OQ Jan. 23. j The visitors uave the local
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    OVERSEAS CHINE HONOUR CHIAN
    207 14 O VERSEAS CHINE HONOUR CHIAN SHANGHAI. Jan. 26.— An institution mi n J the achievements of Generalissimo Chiani/S^H and aiTording special facilities for oversea jX^M students seeking hi^ier studies m Shanghai wj be open-d, it is learned. W To be k .own as the Oversea Chinese College of Arts and
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    THEY SEND FOR A COOD SAMARITAN
    141 14 LONDON.— Boot repairers m Nottingham who fall ill or cannot carry on because of flood or fire set a *<Good Samaritan*' to do their work for them. All a luckless repairer has to do is to phone the Nottingham end District Boot Trades' Association,
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    BOBEY LOCKE WINS PHOENIX OPEN
    45 14 PHOENIX, Arizona, Jan. 2*.— Bobby Locke of Johannesburg. South Africa, won the $10,000 Phoenix Open Golf Tournament j with a, record-breaking 72 holes j and a total of 268, one stroke I ahead of Jimmy Demarret o* Ojai. California. U.P.
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    MacA. WARNS TAX EVADERS
    30 14 TOKIO. Jan. 26:— General MacArtKur's headquarters today an- nounced that it will use A|lied troo.w to back up its demand ♦*>»» the Japiine:e pay their taxes.- U.P.
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    MP UNKNOWN Face UNKNOWN
    84 14 MP UNKNOWN Face UNKNOWN LONDON. Eastern I^l H.Q. of the Raiiwif jj said they c re considetiJ^^l summoiiv 1 against 2- m Counties MP for: '^_H Trespassing on raiiniH petty, cbst".ici;/. hrn cials and ;><lic-rr.en ini^M cution o- their ronton and other offences. SHUNTED INTO ij AU the alleged ct!ej
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    61 14 Ships alongside the &M wharves VESSEL 0(B Java Mail fl Em p. Hauible _^l Sangola Emp. Pala.e MenkUca i Xantau- Mix?i Pentak'Ha Lake Lillooet; Roeptt (Zee man i Fort Brunswick Mt. Revelstoke Paris (Emp. Pass i- a re Laomedon Againer ir. "i". (Luxrai) _H Falrport Marine Flier Myrmidon
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    France Beats N.T
    29 14 BORDEAUX. Jan. 25.-J I national team beat the Rugby League touring sim points to 7 here u,d:,J n "_B Una France led by 17 i<*a»| Reuter
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    ICE HOCKEY
    23 14 BASLE. Jan. game against tee S*« team, the Canaoian 0 «H hockey team was l 2 .7_8 Period scores were: U.P.
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      276 14 Y«im itAuio Taw At BLUE NETWORK ft close d*-* tons- 12.30 Mr s* l^ WWt ft ENGLISH MAIAV PROGRAMMES UewJ m Maiicunin- PROGRAMMES N.y nnan Programme Summary; I toiiese; 1.15 Ope w iv M 12 00-100 on? ioa l 2t 3 MuBic 1 12.45 Neis summary m Tamil vut<> thi
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    UNKNOWN hester Blackpool
    17 15 UNKNOWN hester Blackpool IfS. JAN J v rvu I NITEfSSS BK_*s£r« for; f^Htej one __*^Lt if centreJon.
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    AUSTRALIA'S OLYMPIC UNKNOWN WINS
    80 15 AUSTRALIA'S OLYMPIC UNKNOWN WINS IXJRNE. JAN. 26.— John &ne of Australia's hopes )lvmp«c games sprints, np Saturday's 100 yards v winning the 220 yards the record Australian 20 9 seconds, when the Athletic Championre resumed today. •*s time was 210 of a etter than his own rei only 6 10
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    25 MILLION PEAL FOR JEWS
    70 15 25 MILLION PEAL FOR JEWS AGO, Jan. 26 Mrs. Golda i head of the Jerusalem department of the Jewish for Palestine, appealed to n Jews tasty to furnish J20.000.000 and $30,000.- lediately to the Jews of lyeraon told the annual rof the Council of the and Welfare hat the 9.000
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    RUPTION UNKNOWN BIKINI"
    48 15 RUPTION UNKNOWN BIKINI" lANCISCO. MX. 26.- voican, at the patella isl:indi We Galapagos irouo y' e afvr^ fiC en,pt- a er 2i years of ii„ ?P* '"cwase from W* boat reported to£«!J_ Banana f» •■•ssued a Bikini- > mushroom at mid"d observation was ,V smoke and haze' ""injhat &H
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    Wotest Fast By 400,000
    25 15 Wotest Fast By 400,000 (tog t, f««iO t, sai(i that '"Cncn-t,. J tho labour es m X f tlJn<! s for evictk °n? eviction U.P.
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    Drawa Te Meet Is Fifth Round
    226 15 10 olproof way to sU>p Matthews, there's -no Cejliiig what the result ma/ be. Third Diviskm-r Queen s Park r anK ers who humbled Stoke J city last saiartfay ha*e_a splen--1 did chance of ertteffcig the ouarter-nnals. They have drawn t home to Second
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    QUIST WINS SINGLES TITLE
    68 15 MELBOURNE. JAN. 26. Adrian Quist won the man's singles title of the Australian Lawn Tennis championships defeating John Bromwtch 6-4, 3-6. **3. 2-6. 6-3 m the finals. Mrs. Nancy Bolton, who on Saturday won the Women's singles, today won the women's doubles m partnership with Mrs.
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    North-South Rugby Post Mortem
    526 15 Tribune Rugby Reporter). Jalan Besar stadium was the "Mecca" of rugger enthusiasts last Saturday when the annual North versus South encounter took place. The south emerged victorious by 18 points (three goals, a try) to 0 (three tries). Hundreds of visitors from ail btates up-country ami
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    KRAMER LEADS BOBBY RIGGS
    86 15 MAJ>ISON. Wisconsin, Jan. 25: Blf Jack Kramer took an 11-9 lead m -thia national professional tennis series with BdbHy Riggs here today, winning a 6-4, 6-W Victory before 4,175 fans. j Kramer controlled the pwy throaghout with a cannon ball ser- J vice and alert defensive
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    BUSMEN'S SOCCER
    65 15 The following will play football for the Keppel Bus Company against the Paya Lebar Bus Company m a return friendly match, at the Mental Hospital ground (Kick off, at 5.15 p.m,) _i__i Mat Noor; Murugasu, Muni; Gham. Rasu. Mahmtod; Smthu. Taib, Huat Gin, Dollah, Sala. a Reserves: Lim
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    653 15 Following are the weight* for the first diy of the Perak Turf Club races. Sat. Jan. 31: Horses. Clan 3, Div. 1. 6 Furs. Pluto (late Admiralty) 9.00 Red Ted 8.07 Assail 8.07 Elegant Art 8.07 Merry Millet 8.07! King's Mace 8.05 Diamond
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    INDIA STAGES GREAT RECOVERY HAZARE HITS BRILLIANT 100
    1184 16 ADKLAIDE, .lan. 2fi.-India mm** lj* !,antly today -tor their «""__fff_!__2 day, and thanks mainly to a splendid pa. tne.ship !,,,\v<,.n Hazare and Phadkar, both of whom Ml pot „ut at close, may yet "W***£Tels_- and Hazare. who rtOMl a nw« cenw^ry Phadkar.
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    104 16 Australia Ist. Innings 674. India Ist. Innings. Mankad b McCool 4 J Sarwate b Miller Sen b Miller Amarnath c Bradman b Johnson JJ Httare not out IWO Gul Mohamed st. Tallon b Johnson JJ Phadkar not out Extras Total (for 5 wkts J99 BOWLING Reuter AAP. New
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    644 16 Aussie Bowling Looked Cheap At Times... It proved to be Mahomed's only scoring stroke, for stretching forward m lan Johnson's next over he missed and was smartly stumped and half the side was out for 133. Phadkar was promoted to join Hazare. So far Bradman's policy of trusting to his
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    97 16 Miami, Florida, Jan. 25.— Felix Bocchicchio of Camden, New Jersey, is scheduled to arrive m Miami tonight for a conference with Mike Jacobs about the June title fight between Joe Louis and "Jersey" Joe Walcott. Bocchicchio, though not Walcott's manager, has
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    93 16 SHANGHAI, Jan. 26 —An ntom smashing crpen»n«_ J^M first to be attempted m this country—will be stayed ly rj scientists some time this month at the National i'tui^nM Taipeh capital of Taiwan {Formosa), according to Ta\ y3 head of the Physics Department of
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    294 16 FRENCH DECISION BIG TO ECONOMIC CO-OPERATING FRANC CUT REACTION I ing on the franc dfvalutfl an editorial today, said tiM unfortunate result of th«l slon is undoubtedly the] which international econoM operation has received/H time when co-operation ]M needed. The paper added: "Wlfl the plan will achieve all jfl Jectlves
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