Singapore Standard, 8 June 1953

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    Masthead
    17 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD O[JF,L;MDFOHN Vol. lil. No. 336. SINGAPORE, MONDAY. Jl NE 8, l«#o3. SIXTEEN PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    UNKNOWN
    196 1 i| i 1 \iiM R, Sun.— The Security Forces j_ v scored .mother big success against the !u killing seven, including a District ComJiembcr. They also wounded one woman f Wfl niorr terrorists have surrendered. Three of tm- terrorists were killed m a terrorist camp m the Kuantan area
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    UNKNOWN
    30 1 •he I to idual i not pi isi ?rn i I for 120 \yt i i he ii i j n to or in- I i T. i bloc
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    Workers Revolt
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    BERMUDA MEET
    29 1 THE New York Times reported yi sterday that President Vincent Auriol might represent France at the Bermuda "Big Three" meeting if the French Cabinet crisis continues. Reuter
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    TWO CHILDREN THROWN OUT OF FLAMING SHOPS
    377 1 4 A.M. SPORE FIRE Standard Staff Reporter TWO children were thrown 15 feet to safety from first floor windows of two shop-houses m New Bridge Road, Singapore, yesterday morning, when fire engulfed the buildings and trapped all the occupants. The children were caught
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    Maus Make Own Bombs
    66 1 NAIROBI. June 7: (Reuter) Mau Mau terror gangs are now manufacturing stocks of home-made bombs and hand grenades m their forest hideouts, police headquar ers announced here today. Combing forest areas m the Laikipia district. north of Thomsons Falls, poiice patrols m the last 24 hours
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    US Troops Will Stay In Korea
    132 1 WASHINGTON. June 7: (UP> Senate Republican leader Robert A. Taft said yesterday that United States troops must remain at their battle posts In Korea until a "permanent peace" is assured. Th senator said the United States •'can't expect" to pull its troops out cf
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    BURST WATER MAIN
    99 1 JOHORE BAHRU yesterday was a dry city. This burst main was the cause of it. At about 10 a.m. yesterday, motorists noticed that the road on the Causeway was wet. The Singapore City Council had dug up the road and water from Gunong Pulai gushed out from
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    NEW CRISIS IN KOREA
    805 1 Sh&§ Orders Martial Law 'No False Truce We March North' SEOUL, June 7. President Syngmcm Rhee today proclaimed martial law throughout South Korea and issued an ultimatum to the United Nations. The 78-year-old President m a broadcast over South Korean radio, said if the Allies Hid
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    SHOOTING WAR MAY END SOON
    155 1 TOKYO, June 7. (IP). -Truce negotiators met m a secret session at 11 toda y with only minor dillcienccs remaining to be settled before the shooting end" I 1 m Korea. Alter only 1 minutes ol discussion the Communists i quested a twenty minute cess
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    Sverdlov Sails
    32 1 THE newspaper Iz vest is announced yesterday that Soviet cruiser Sverdlov %miU i for England to part* ipate m the Coronation ROVgl r« I i Spitshead. on Jun.- 1 Reuter
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    STORM KILLS 21
    33 1 TWENTY-ONE pel reported I illed, four ml i md :.'«> injured m ;< iir.iv v form m iiu ii ha* Uci-n 1.1 hiiif Kyushu ires iin< c '1 hrn <i ,v. A.F.P.
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    Eden's Condition
    32 1 MR ANTHONY EDEN, the British Foreign Secretary slept comfortably last night after a restless first night at the New England Baptist Hospital m Boston, a hospital spokesman said yesterday. Reuter
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    INDIA MEDAL FOR TENSING
    88 1 LONDON. June 7, (Reuter) The Indian Government ha<? decided to award a special medal to tne Sherpa guide, Tensing. who reached the summit of Mount Everest with the New Zealander, Edmund Hillary, on May 29, All-India Radio reported today. photo. Princess Margaret seen with Robin McE
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    707 Reds Die Since Crowning
    93 1 SEOUL. June 7, Tn the five days following the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth 11, 707 North Koreans are estimated to have been killed and 191 wounded bl fighting around Anchor Hill. 10 miles north ot the :*Bth Parallel. The Eighth Army said today an outnumbered
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    Princess Reported In Love With RAF Hero
    242 1 Princess Reported In Love With RAF Hero NEW YORK. June 7, (AP).— The New York Daily News says Princess Margaret, sister of England's new Queen, is m love with a divorced commoner. Peter Woodbridge Townsend. bl a copyrighted story from London, the paper said yesterday: "It's love, but will it
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    Anti-Red POW's, A Headache
    114 1 SEOUL. June 7. (LT) Anti-Communist North Korean prisoners-of-war. lone headache In the protracted truer talk*, posed a big physical problrm today for the United Nations POW Command. Approximately ***** prisoners who behaved themselves while Chinese and North Korean Communists rioted, are today the ones who are
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    Actor Dead
    15 1 ROLAND YOUNG 65 old London-bom Him stir, dud m New Yor'. on Saturday.
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    School To Get 2 Move Holidays
    81 2 School To Get 2 Move Holidays TODAY and to morrow will be holidays for Eni-.'ish schoolchildren m Singapore. The Director ef Education Mr. R. M. Young, m granting these holidays, said that the hoys and girls haa done ■a lot to make Coronation Wee*« a success, an 1 it was
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    Tankards For Best Shots
    85 2 I)■ ER iwi .•!*>• members par- ipa ted m me Singapore Cur; > shooting competition al Bukit Timah Range yesterday. I ankards were won by the besl shots ot the day. \ir. G. W rut and Mr. P S' ver po »ns wore won by G.
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    Singapore Health Services Praised
    188 2 SINGAPORE has shown continuous improvement ni Its health services over the past 30 years, said Dr. M. Doraisingham, whose appointment as Chief Health Officer was recently gazetted. Pari I lis marked m the post-war years with the,' lopmc at and i entation of the Medical Plan,
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    Arch Is Low — Procession Turned Back
    122 2 Arch Is Low Procession Turned Back JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. The illuminated picture ol Queen Elizabeth placed on the Coronation archway at the entrance of the Johore Customs, prevented thousands of peop'e m Johore Bahru from seeing the Chinese procession which came all the way from Singapore, las) night. The procession
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    Pilgrim Ship Sailings
    128 2 PILGRIMS from the Federa with h n VC alFea dy issued _mh passes for the second sailings of the Anshu nd Anking which will leave Singapore on June li an< _o respectively a a 1J fh Th *°u S ce J Wi^ hin to change to hit
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    Hospital Board
    69 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.Members appointed to serve rV-i% Ba i U Pahat Hosp.tal M s, M° r v he C 2 trent year a^ Miss M. Van Someran, Shari r d Enson binte Ali. Mrs. C.R.B. Danby, Mrs. E. MacIntyre Che Fatimah binte tS S ii r, T, MrS
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    KL PROCESSION IS SPECTACULAR
    261 2 Is 3 Million dc 2V 2 Miles Long KUALA LIMPIR, Sun— Tens of Thousands of people from (he neighbouring villages and towns of the Federation capital saw la«t night one of the most spectacular processions with n recent memory. The 2 .-miie long Coronation procession is
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    Johore Needs A TB Settlement To Fight Menace
    352 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— Tuberculosis is so widespread m Johore Bahru District that unless a proper tuberculosis settlement is built the number of cases will be trebled m five years, an official of the Johore Bahru District Association for the prevention of tuberculosis,
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    Coronation Brides
    120 2 SIX Coronation brides were married yesterday at the Khek Community Guild at Peck Seah Street, Singapore. It was the third mass wedding of the GuUd. The vice-president of the Guild and two representatives for the bridegrooms and brides made speeches,, to which Mr. Yam Ann Pang replied for
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    S'pore Firms 'Neon-Minded'
    97 2 SINGAPORE commercial firms are becoming more and more "neon-minded" stated Mr. Leong Jee, a spokesman of Neon Industries upon the completion of the neon lighting of the fashionable $3,000,000 Odeon Cinema, yesterday. Mr. Leong Jee and Miss L. P. Lee. who are managing partners of Neon Industries
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    FEEDING THE 1,000
    27 2 ONE thousand bundles of rice with mutton were offered to the poor by the South Indian Muslim Mosque yesterday to commemorate the Queen's birthday.
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    Flare-Dropping Over S.H.B. Area
    304 2 (By A Correspondent) THIS is by no means my first flight; but it is certainly the first and most memorable with the Royal Air Force. I took off at b. 55 p.m. mi n the leading aircraft of a flight from the 88th Squadron m what
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    LAST VISITORS TO UNICORN
    71 2 LAST VISITORS TO UNICORN the aircraft ca r rier Unicorn, which was open to Singapore public for four days during Coronation Week, received its last visitors' on board yesterday morning. Among them were two specially organized parties. consisting of 250 members ol the Poire Force and 200 children from seven
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    Girl (16) In Gaming Case
    100 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— A sixteen year old Chinese girl stated m the Police Court today that she vrai one amonß 12 (>*her> who were arrested for inmblinf m a bouae m Kampong Pehent. She was Riving evidence m a case Bgainst Lim Keng Fi who
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    Speaking of Pictures...
    109 3 "THE GIRL WITH AN ARROW" by F. S. Ho of 401 Upper Serangoon Rood, Spore. Primaflex II f. 8 1/100 "HI CUT IT OUT, WILL YER by Kenneth Ton of 31. Kg. Dolloh. Rolleiflex f 11, 1/50 tec, Super XX (Below) "TUKANG JARING" by Lim Kiom Chui
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    Bouquet To Nicoll
    333 4 ■JTHE Governor of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll. is to He congratulated for the prompt manner m whi. h he settled the Singapore Graduate Teachers' grievances over the Education Scheme. Within a week of his return from leave. Sir John met delegates trom the Graduate Teachers' Association and
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    2 Great Sportsmen
    429 4 r |^IIE account of Sir Gordon Richards' victory m Saturday's Epsom Derby reads like the linal chapter from a story book. For 33 years, Richards has won every type of race worth winning except the Derby, the blue riband of English racing. He has been reigning Britain's
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    A DREAM ABOUT JOE McCARTHY
    1234 4  - A DREAM ABOUT JOE McCARTHY CASSANDRA By I'M a bit short of sleep and to save an. body else asking me what Senator Joseph McCarthy is like and how do you set about seeing him I'll set it down m black and white. Then will you let me roll over
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    I MET A CHINESE PRISONER
    932 4  -  PATRICK O'DONOVAN By THWE was a turmoil at the door Men came crowding m out of the nisht. They were hushed and respectful. It was as if someone very important hai arrived. The room was suddenly fuM of •fo'dicrs, and anion?; them they carried a
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  • We the PEOPLE
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      EFFICIENCY IN FED. POLICE FORCE
      803 4 Sir; Now that the expenditure of various government departments is being reduced by 20% it would be pertinent to ask whether the axe falls on the right places. A scrutiny of the Federal Estimates will show that the overwhelming percentage of public money is being
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      A BANNED BOOKS LIST
      110 4 Sir: I have recen v read m the papen booksellers being pro c for seiling hooks which described ay nheffm, lewd, and yellow.' As a gunk seller I fin,' h"aT3 4 6 w ~7TT^n'KuTvTi w^ difTerenee I no n o? all the books 1 veil. Many
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    R.I. Query On Dutch-Aast. Co-operation
    50 5 R.I. Query On Dutch-Aast. Co-operation an c Wr. i lav Foreign rtl »lio Mr. I inquired Holland j-opcr- New ftated. Fi aa WirtKernkamp late the te hnical co--1 a on < i ni New c ihe I a Ike* In .i.VS. I iiont )prodjo vas no t n aty and
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    1000 CHILDREN ENTERTAINED
    23 5 >RE li on g (Jen 're S; ><>r*.- j < ip main enj >yed fternoon. drinks ol awarded '.t irona ion
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    41 5 rnoto. MR. SIM Chee Soon and Miss Chins Hon Kgan were married m Singapore yesterday. The bridegroom is the youngest son of Madam Lira Siew Neo and the bride is the ninth daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ching Phye Chew Standard
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    Stassen Told To Go Slow
    71 5 WASHINGTON. June 7. tßcuter). The Senate Appropriations Committee yesterday "advised" the Mutual Security Director. Mr. Harold Stassen. not to start any new aid programmes until Congress had provided specific funds for them. In a letter to Mr. Stassen. the committee chairman. Republican Senator Styles Bridges,
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    26 5 FIFTEEN American B-47 Stratojet bombers wooshed across the Atlantic with clockwork precision Saturday, and shattered the U.S.-B rit a i n speed record three times. A.P.
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    MAMMOTH WELCOME AWAITS CLIMBERS
    178 5 CALCUTTA. June 7 (AP)— British Embassy officials m Khatmandu, preparing a mammoth welcome lor the Everest conquerors, revealed last night that Colonel -lohn Hunt, leader of the expedition, wants New Zealand's Edward Hillary and Sherpa Tens.ng flown to London immediately they reach the Nepalese capital. He
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    CALL FOR TEACHERS
    71 5 APPLICATIONS for appointments m th c Singapore Education Service scheme for English school teachers are now being invited from serving Government officers. The scheme of service has been approved by Government with effect from Jan. 1. 1 J53, and was gazetted on Friday. Arrangements are being made
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    Dr. Everett Is Here
    93 5 DR. EVERETT C Preston, past president of the Adult Education Association ol the United States is m Singapore, for three days, to meet adult education chiefs. Director of Adult Education m the New Jersey State Department of Education. Dr. Everett said h e had come here
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    Chemical Fumes In Anson Road
    48 5 SINGAPORE firemen had to use gas-masks to tight their way through smoke-filled Anson Road yesterday evening caused by crternica. fumes at the rear portion of Malayan Laboratories Within minutes, the firemen had cleared the fumes. They used foams first before resorting to water.
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    1,560 ACCIDENTS
    12 5 THERE were l.abO road accidents m Singapore during Coronation Week
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    House C'ttee To Probe Bunehe
    81 5 House C 'ttee To Probe Bunehe BALTIMORE. June 7 (Renter)— Mr. Adam Powell (Den. New York) said here yesterday the House of Representatives Un-American Activities Committee was going to investigate Dr. Ralph Bunehe. Negro wini ci of the Nobel Peace Pr?e and a member of the United Nations staff His
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    Peron Uncovers Big Treasure Rackets
    150 5 BUENOS AIRES, June 7, President Peron's drive against corruption is almost daily uncovering new rackets involving millions of pesos, it was learned today. Many people are under arrest. Diamonds, jewellery, gold bullion, a sunken ship said to have been loaded with cement instead of fine
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    'British Careless With The Facts'
    222 5 U.S. ON CHINA TRADE DISPUTE: WASHINGTON, June, (Reuter)— A member of a Senate sub-committee yesterday accused the British Information Service of being careless and reckless m a statement it had issued on British ship s engaged m trade with Communist China. The accusation was made
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    PITCHED BATTLE
    32 5 THIRTY-SIX Moroccan prostitutes, divided into two rival factions, fought a pitched battle m Meknes. French Morocca. last night m which one of them was killed and six gravely wounded. Reuter
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    Specialists Examine Mr. Eden
    143 5 BOSTON June 7 (Reuter)' —Three of the world's leading medical specialists yesterday began a thorough examination i of Mi Anthony Eden, British Foreign Secretary, before his third operation for a gall bladder complication. Dr. Richard Lahey head of j the famous Lahey clinic here and Mr.
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  • World News In Brief . ...
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      9 Say They Saw Monster
      60 5 Reuter SAM RANDAZZO a fisherman m San Pedro Calilonna, cairns he and eicbt others saw a '*»ea monster as big aa submarine" off the itornian coast. He said the beast quiet It submerged when he fired two rfle shots Info It It had a neck
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      30 5 Reuter BRITISH officer* warned F-;<. iiiion authorities ai lsm'.illa that thev w:*re se.'inc o?f Coronation tireworks last nifht "to avoid anv mv understanding;' the exploding < >efccn and waekaia ni.fhl cause.-
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      31 5 A.F.P. NEWS reached Teh-ran ve* ferd.ty traps 9tmhitaa4 rapttal at Kurdistan 'hat «»ne nrr hid been ki"-d and feur v* j tided in ihe rour>e «»f tin's caused by l.eltisl eieaaaaomm
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      28 5 UP PKI'SIIIKNT Elsenhower p-«ir!a*nsed Tune 7 fo IS "Aid fo Korea Week" ird ur**d Americans to rentr'lnr* as iiiii-h a« possible 10-\^ rd th- war-u reeked nation'- rehabilitation.—
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      34 5 A. F .P. THK Iranian Government ycs.erriiy decided to renew f-e thre* month* the decree on Ihe 1 it lintenanre <•• public aerui t pf->ons .omen' in. trnuh'i subieet to severe peaaltiee under ihli law
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      28 5 S»X hundred .mil ninetv-ntne pl.'-irs slaved one of Ihe g 'si-ever p-wr 'ime air display* -»ver Sfn;kho'm on v day mark he cil>'e tilth annnei sar >. A P
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      30 5 ONE 4 year nd Chinese boy was killed and aix were mjuied wicn a heavy thu ad^rstonn Vesterdae caJsed tnr-« iiOJ»ce to collapse In Kowloon on the China mainland. Reuter
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      28 5 A British Canberra let bomber <et an imolTicial -peed leoord when it crossed Ihe At- lantle fiom fJS**i *o VW^i on Friday In 4 his. 26 mmv Reuter
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    N'LISTS TO BE DISARMED
    338 5 Accord Reached On Gen. Li Mi's Men In Burma RANGOON, June 7: (UP)— A four notion military commission comprising American. Bur- 1 mese, Thai and Nationalist Chinese delegates reached tentative agreement here yesterday on the disarmament of the 20,000 Nationalist Chinese troops now m northern Burma.
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    Truce To Save US $2,000 M. A Year
    174 5 WASHINGTON, June 7, (AP)— Senator Robert A. Taft (Rep. Ohio) said m an interview veter^av a Korean truce might save the United States I 552.00,!.--000,000 annually m war costs, but probably would not permit the withdrawal of any American troops until there
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    Council Of Stats For Royal Tour
    179 5 Council Of Stats For Royal Tour LONDON Jure 7 (R i m formal appoiatn f I 'ouncil <>f State to i d irInf liei _b i nee m ■nd New Zealand with ill which fall within t;; pn ncR nf the Smc-nqn i< like o l»e am uf the lir-*
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    Jap Tanker In Iran
    39 5 AN official Tetaei revi .1 X JapOf Ni-.-va vi ru ia due bl ,i Bund, v lis is the i ii trip "I the '.inker to to load Irani m nat i a I. AP
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  • YOUTH
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      7 1 YOUTH ttL 2 (ft 4 Monday, Jm«1953
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      The BOYS and GIRLS PAGE
      467 2 The BOYS and GIRLS PAGE 'TIS BETTER TO STAY INDOORS YOU have asked me a tery personal question, bat as it is of interest to most students. I take the liberty of answering it m this column. bm ij pears o d r i fm ir.e ftph I My fatter
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      THIS WEEK'S CONTEST
      188 2 La>t weeks conte>t proved to be very popular Youth readers as no less than 1 TOO returns were n up to fr riday The Contest Editor thanks all thn-*e m ia their effort* and has awarded five prizes of $5 e_. to the following: Doris E Lai
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      I SAW A MAIDED FAIR
      61 2 mv dreat Sr r a i air a>d fRMOt, A cheerful *n., s o) rustic bre.'d, A charming queen, an ugly knu For:u thicvr* m r'.p cave, A lonely minstreL an md- <>o\. A aladf>r. resth M Gallant C-. ers fw*9 t Dared the B-BRfg
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      K.L. Tea Party
      56 2 •Left THE C hief Sec re tar> for the Federation al Malay a Mr DC IFatbei ston. speaking at the Al! Youth Coronation Tea Pam sponsored by the Kuala Lumpur Young Malayans Club al the Eastern II I K.L. on May (Topi: A section <>f the large
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      COLOUR BAR
      670 3 &_t_A__4_MiAl__^__ta _UL_I__^_J il_^il2r^ In England the schools are much better than those m Malaya. Why even the teachers are better TODAK E I I E B B B B E B E E B E B E fl B E H[ Br B l stopped to Bf Ac
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      Paul Minter's "ENTER THE ROYAL'
      991 3 THE l a n k e r "PORT ROYAL 1 bound from Singapore to Hong Kong meets a Dutch merchantman ichich lias been pirated off the China coast. Bill Wilton, the Third Officer and Davies, the Second Officer, go aboard the Dutchman to offer assistance
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      YOUTH CORONAT RALLIES
      210 4 YOUTH CORONAT RALLIES At another rally at St. Andrew's school, a commonwealth pageant was staged by "pupils of St. Andrews, Malayan Seminary. Chung Hwa Girls High School, Hartley. (Secondary and Junior) and Play fair Schools. Picture above shows a mass drill by the students of Chung Hwa Girls High School
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      Scene From William Tell
      27 5 At the Outram School a variety concert was held after the rally. Picture _hows a dramatic scene from one of the many plays.
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      ZOO'S WHO
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      306 7 UNKNOWN Laugh AH with FUN iHuiui stop bullying link dot] Lily, you're bf-u _blf to train it H ><>v' It's t<m stub- ira! k I wouldn't nu> that. ill look it uli. it l"ye tin fOI f 1 r, m r a oi her J lu '-sts are stay- spoke
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      GOVERNOR SPEAKS
      203 7 EXTRACTS of Sir John Nicoll's message to tiie Youth of the Colony i;iven m a commentary when a Coronation film short was shown m 23 cinemas last week. Queeh Elizabeth who was crowned m Westminster Abbey m London is our Queen as well for she is Queen of
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      AMERICA'S JAMES MONROE
      616 7  -  Isaac Teoh GREAT PEOPLE OF YESTERDAY By Born 1758 Died 1831 JAM E S MONROE, fifth president ol the U.S.A.,- son of a carpenter and mason, was born In Westmoreland eonnty, Virginia. led at Wil- I v Co 1 ge bul tished h icat on w i
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      CEYLON'S UNIQUE POLYTECHNIC
      317 7 "YOUTH Correspondent PIOVV and where to quality for a better job has often ■stumped many an eager youth. In various parts of the world where there is great commercial activity. the Polytechnic is the answer. Ceylon is no exception. But tlie Polytechnic m Ceylon is unique m
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      148 8 Look at this handsome gentleman! How old is he? is he liom Manchuria? Xo. he is Yong Kwei Leong of the St. Andrew School. Singapore, and he is m Standard one only. rvwei Leong weiuhs 13b' pounds and li 4 feet 4 inches tall, though he is only nine years
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      They Took Me To Be A Japanese
      393 8  -  NG FOOK KHAU \T Colombo, tlie .ship did not berth alongside the wharf as most ships do m Singapore. We loaded copra and tea for England the whole day. I interviewed one of the labourers who happened to have been a former resident
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      SINGAPORE WILL REMEMBER THE YOUTH ROUTE MARCH
      87 8 SINGAPORE WILL REMEMBER THE YOUTH ROUTE MARCH More than a thousand members nf the various Youth ore m u,,^ paid their tribute to the Queen when they marched through ih. n on Thursday eve mm;. "**i Needless to B*J, the Youth lived up to expect ions _nd nnpr. Ny lh
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      219 8 tii' *\w m W our I 'm J I I Pr,., In th<> very earl- moi while moat poop c _i sleeping soundlj Wn g s^e gets up and I s res work. !U has a simple meal before h« iteps oul Into the dark and cold m 11"
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      SMALLTURNOVER IN SHARE MART
      389 6 SMA LLTURN OVER IN SHARE MART By A Market Correspondent THE Coronation celebrations, the predominant holiday spirit and only a shortened period all contributed to retard a recovery with regard to business. 1 but the effectiveness of the Coronation celebrations 'and our belief m the future enabled us to view
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      India Dedicates Oil Refinery
      66 6 BOMBAY. June 7. (Reuter). —The Stanvac Bombay Oil Refinery, now being built near hero at a cost of 170 million j rupees was yesterday dedicated to the service of the people of India, by Mr. Gir.i Shan-j k:.r Baipai, Governor of Bom-' bay. It was described
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      JAP TRADE MOVE
      26 6 JAPAN yesterday drastically I cut restrictions on barter trad-) ing with the aim of stepping up trade with Russia and Communist China Reuter
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      COMPANY REPORTS
      247 6 The Aver Weng (Rahman) Development and Prospecting Co.. Ltd. Giving tffSCI tv 0.0 pnsali originated Is Pseember. 1951. an extraordinary getters! meeting will be held on June 2.1 to consider formal resolutions to:— (1) Write on" Capita, lost amounting to $30.97 1.5t> or tB cents per share. <_>
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      World Rubber April Figures
      122 6 LONDON. June 7. (AP) Production of natural rubber equalled cv_L__J\>p r;, > M al 1:;J--300 long tons ciuf" r.g April, the- Secretariat of the International Rubber Study Croup reported. Consumption figure- included estimated imports into Ru>sia of 8.500 tons and Into Red China of 3.250 tons.
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      BUSINESS DONE
      165 6 May June 5: j Industrials: Gammons $2.75 to $2.90. Hammers 13.65 to 52.57A. I Malayan Cement $1.42* and $145 j Robinson Ords. $3.75 and $3,771. Straits Steamship $20.00 Straits, Times $3.80 CD. Straits Traders $21.40 and $21.50 Uniteer Ords. $11.05 an.i $11.00, Uniteer Rights' $1.05 and $100. Wearne
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      Thousands Cheer As Sir Gordon Wins His Greatest Race
      788 7 LONDON, June 7, (AFP)— The newly crowned Queen Elizabeth sat amnmr hundreds of thousands of her enthusiastic subjects at yesterday's CoronTtinn Derby and watched the British jockey upon whom she had just bestowed a knlah* hood boot Sir Victor Sassoon's Pinza
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      HARVEY HITS 5th CENTURY
      297 7 SOl TIIAMPTON, June 6, (Reuter)-The Australians, playing their last game before the first Test, were bowled out before tea for 268 by Hampshire here today. The tourists retaliated by taking six wickets for 116 m the last two hours play. .Wil Harvey with another excellent century,
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      Trueman Out Of First Test
      336 8 LONDON. Junp 7: (Ren j,.,-) The Kntfljnd team lo meet Australia m th> firs cricket BfSl beginning at Nottingham on Thursday will be selected from the following: Len Hutton (Yorkshire) (Captain) Trevor Bailey (Essex). Keg Simpson (Not tinuhamshiie). Peter May (Surrey) Denis Compton (Middlesex). Alec
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      WINGERS WIN GAME FOR PERAK
      418 8 IPOH, Sun.— The Hongkong Chinese touring soccer team suffered their second defeat m the Federation when they met Perak m a return match at the Chinese Assembly Hall ground today, losing by I—2 on a ground which was so water-logged that the game would surely
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      WEIGHTS FOR SECOND DAY
      508 8 WEIGHTS for the second day ot the Ipoh races on Wednesday aie: Horses Cl. 3 Div. I Furs. Str. Golden Dolphin 9.00 i Punkawalla II 8.1'! Miml.iliJ-.i 8.1Palio 8" Applause R- ,M Linkshir II 8.1.'* Punter's Delight 8.88 Rivrr Mono II 8. »H (•alu.iv Ureec 8.e7
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      Sir Gordon Gets A Victory Roll
      118 8 Sir Gordon Gets A Victory Roll MARLBOROUGH, Wiltshire. June 7, (Reuter) Congratulations from all over the world were today still flooding into the home of Gordon Richards Britain's only knighted jockey who won the Derby yesterday for the first time m his racing career. He began the day opening a
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      Standard Sinchew Bid Fails
      251 8 IN a thrilling finish. the Sinhalese Association beat the Standard Sinchew Sports Club' by six runs m a friendly cricket t match piayed at Woodsville yesterday. The Sinhalese, batting first, declared at 158 for five wickets. N. Perera was unbeaten with S3 j runs while opening
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      SCC Beaten 4-0
      34 8 Chinese Athletics beat Sin«apore Cricfcel Club 4— a Tn yesterday's SAFA Division 1 league at Jalan B c s a r stadium Kok Prow and William Tan each s«*oied two goals.
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      Rink Hockey
      16 8 GENEVA. Juno 7 fAFPI -It.lv won the rink-hockey championshio oi the world here resterday.
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      Rovers' Ninth Straight Win
      60 8 Rovers Juniors displaying all round superiority trounced Jollilads B—o m their SAFA Div. OB fixture at St. George's Road yesterday. Rovers thus maintained their 100 per cent record ot 18 points Irom nine games, Man behind the Rovers' victory was Khalid who not only scored four
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      PROMOTION
      28 8 IPOK. Sun Three horses have been promoted following their splendid performances yesterday. They are Best Tip to (lass uvo. Sweet Dream and Rite Mill to class thiee.
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      Rajaji Win 1-0
      22 8 A GOAL by K. Kumar u-»vc RajajJ ;i l i win over Sanuijam al soccer at Parrcr Park yesterday.
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      LANCASHIRE WIN IN 1 DAY
      528 8 T.O.N DON. June (Renter' For the second time this season County cricket championship match has ended m one day. I lie fiiM was on May 10 when Surrey beal Warwickshire my an inningg and 49 runs. Today at Bath Ihe game between Somerset ;uid Lancashire
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      Time Deprives SCA Victory
      357 8 TIME saved the Singapore Cricket Club from defeat yesterday when they met a Singapore Cricket Association XI m a Coronation Week match on the padang yesterday. In reply to the SCC knock of 175 runs, the SCA had 170 on the board and two wickets m
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      S'pore 'A' Team
      59 8 Singan ire A t. sjg to meet n« "ii tons Chinese m s n iendh soccer match at the Jalan Besar stadium timriorrov* are; Skinner Boniface, Johan: V :>-. Davids! Yassin: IJ Rozariu. (*h ii c i Awanj Bnkar: Ismail Vusorf and Rahim Oma i Reserves Yew
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      104 7 Do You Know These Facts Women m southern France voted as early aa the 4th century. The revolution abolished woman suffrage m that country. Noah Webster took 2t years, from 1807 to 1828. to prepare his dictionary of the English language The word "spinster** comes from the old custom which
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      404 7 ANGLO ORIENTAL (MALAYA) LIMITED KUALA LUMPUR QUTPUTS of tin concentrates for the undermentioned Companies under the management of Anglo-Oriental (Malaya) Limited for the month of May, 1953, are as follows: PICULS AMPAT TIN DREDGING LIMITED 1 764 BATU SELANGOR TINDREDGING COMPANY LIMITED (Closed down for 4 days for general repairs)
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      400 8 THE CATHAY ORGANISATION PROUDLY ANNOUNCES TO NIGHT'S SUPREME EVENT m the ENTERTAINMENT WORLD THE OPINING jwwwvwvw PS&SSSE& r_a__x (ms r~\ra v,VVVVVX SIKIWPIAI.i; OF THE Im.VM* I Laaaass«v TOIMIGIIT AT KM P.IM. XV¥V J J CEREMONY PERFORMEII Bl 11. i:. THE COMMISSIONER CENERAL MU. M\l < OLM Ma.DON _LD i --vvvvvv
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  • DOEON THEATRE Supplement
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      Masthead
      13 1 DOEON THEATRE Supplement ilNI ,< i>!;l. IGER STANDARD SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 1953. EIGHT PACKS
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      They Came From Hollywood
      122 1 (.ITeVIMMi has M-nl two 11 boaour 'I. tv of Irish-bora 1 and si\11a born Hi <-!' w horn vi rii 20th 1 technicolour Lm of The Sra-ss' stars, who Mil ll I by air 1 1 > mi Thursday 1 persoaal 1 thr Odeon t ila
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      COLONY'S SUPER-LUXURY MOVIE THEATRE OPENS TODAY
      899 1  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER By C-G To Perform Ceremony At Gala Charity Premiere Hollywood Stars Will Honour Event MODERN m idea, modern i n execution .md modern m comfort and elegance sum up the pre view impression of Singapore's newest theatre, whose official opening; tonight (at
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      Watch Out When It Comes To Kids
      434 1 Warns CLIFTON WEBB 4 NOllUft lloll\ wood myth li.in keen sbel to pieces. Clifton Webb likes children! The report thai I detest children is false." declared Webb who is famed for having crowned a moppet with oalmeal m "Sitting Pretty". "Of course, it
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      He's Box-Office Dynamite
      375 1  -  BOB THOMAS 4 TOP executive ot one of America's biggest cinema chains told me there are only three movie names who consistently outfross the popcorn machines. The golden trio, he said, ie Dean M;irtin. Jerry Lewis and John Wayne and. he added. Wayne is just now getting
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      CORONATION TOUCH
      504 1 polish to any amateur o'' iIng. One last word for ths Statistical minded and then the motorist can rend bow the Odeon Management has solved the "where-wih-l-park" problem. The overall dimensions of the new building are <».">OO square feet; 415 tons of steel have been used for construction.
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        87 1 f**»utium m Utsildssss* ii L> j -X/Jj Tp~*. 4 Wr 1 1 r\T^^ "*1 A LL 'MiNiu M l. 3Mll j ""o-ern metal. The properties ol ivity a _j W,th length, ease of tobricotion, L? on h rc ,ancc *o corrosion, fire ond vermin Z '-'V I d maKr 1
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        186 1 _a'V I I I WW v o r< ,A)' Jp *S hr n: s\J\ Pin I*** i V r'-'t i i.. 1- 1 Ji -'-»'«r-»-_<_|W_|^^^ W w I|l Ul L L.t±:_ijjl. i sl m. awmw J YORK AIR-CONDITIONING cools, de-humidiftes, ventilates and Rlten the theatre ensuring a pleasant and smoke-lice
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        480 2 -Jv- tfc lejj- S> ■> "XT "X^ 3 -*_3- te XJrV X^V*-%^'* SOOX-FRO3M M-ii-M m —m**m i ii ____P*aam_ Ss»a_ V f :X:'-J m&-& It lift SPECTACULAR 1 L IVI o -IVI «s Ofl %_l rom ance-with f >-__«' a___e_p Ss_. uncial i (_Pt it 1 4___T^ AT MUSIC! f
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        224 2 I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE <+**&■ I CATHAY ORGANISATION ON -eg^ I 77VE OPENING OF ITS NEW **<&?* I ___m___i mm mm mm Mmmm* mm "PUBLIC PICTURES h.r r IQDEON THEATRE ,wi :,et^; -*a__. FAIR THE LAUGHING BUtt i I j WIND SUN ANNE XHJ TO SHINES 1 {WICKED LADY 0*
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      PERSONALITY PARADE
      958 3 w ko r.r.t drcim rtrf V talfcrsf Build,d keeslj salklpaled f i uhei Ihe new IMeaa 1,1 trf would bf-cssss a l' 1 1 v, a |l mil be there for ial opesiai on .Itmc 1 the Isle Mr Kh m r e < BE., IP. who. with
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      'Everything For The Cinema' Is GB-Kalee's Motto
      1112 3 'Everything For The Cinema' Is GB-Kalee's Motto 'EVERYTHING for the Cinema has hem the proud motto of the V K.-Kalee Organisation <™rnpiising companies within the J. Arthur "ank Group) which, throughout its career of over 35 years, has Du, 't up an enviable reputation as leading suppliers of projection and
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        180 3 Ww\ 1 1 111 m Wjm 1I I > ill I SII IHm SINGAPORE /_srtfrs>_x o_x CHOSE /___K& GAUMONT-KALEE -_i*3_| *r i sm if. VJ _F% W awl V# IWI IV _F% m %OO 3Sf* U All stoge draperies m the Odeon hove been design- ed and supplied by Gaumont-Kalee,
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      A CEILING THAT CATCHES YOUR EYE
      177 4 4 SERIES of elongated r* ovals comprise the beigepink ceiling of the new Odeon and add considerably to the dignified artistry that makes the auditorium a restjul place to be m. It took 100 gallons of the finest paint from Messrs. Vandam Agencies m
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      429 4 THE Odeon ii seen here set a full storey a hove ihe ground on sturdy pillar* This provides parking spare for cars driving m from North Bridge Ro.id into 'h i ><im4 •■f the Bpt under Ir- i bin i d i. 1 IXJSSIBLY few people real- vie what
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      Odeon Used More Aluminium Than Any Other S'pore Building
      306 4 P*ROM its gleamirg marx quee facade through its box offlc- grilles and audience hall railings straight up to its soaring gold 100 ft. tower, the Odeon boasts more aluminium than any other building m Singapore. The metal, which was provided by
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      Dunlopillo Spells Comfort
      177 4 -jji-tscn the done grey upholstenj of the new Odeon there is comfort that stands second to none anywhere m the world. oof of that categorical statement i.s- ia th c fact that mm cushioning is Duniopnin made trom foam latex and invented bp the Dunlop Rubber Co.,
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      'CORONATION YEAR'-A MEMORABLE ONE FOR BRITISH FILMS
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