Singapore Standard, 14 March 1957
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Title Section12 1957-03-14 1 Singapore Standard nbmn SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1957 14 PAGES 15 CENTS12 words
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Article289 1957-03-14 1 RAN AT LAST!! Lit niK *j*i ■'.--■< fL-nts farmers [ScTia the rural PJjJi be m f w l^cs iae Ia the Fjr-raafhtr-rain drenched <~r left branded and drams were and r.vers began to swell again The m apal appeared to be over In many part.of the Federation, too there289 words
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Article96 1957-03-14 1 Lrt awch P Lira* r La-_i «ill resign tbr Orth r fhiirmm I iltik. accomp _t rnntr iQdtf to a I W Utf roa! I nair the stateivran as the ihnlW Mb not a mrmfc cabinet said: "I Pimhlm»io will date to Pretal announcet will resign I Mac* about96 words
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Article93 1957-03-14 1 Mother At Miss Grigg's Bedside THE MOl HER of matf ir jockey. Mis Janel Ettxab j rday fk a hit Singapore from N m Zeals n d m a Qar. as BOAC Const* illation to be a| th* be d.>ide c I her daughtt r at the General Miss Gr.;:93 words
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444 1957-03-14 1 Finding The Common Ground At London Talks LONDON, March 13 (Keutcr) The Anglo-Singa-pore constitutional (conference today started work on the common ground that is known to exist between both sides. i Urn conf( rev al mptlng i tape a m v c institution for Internal so lf-governm< nl d •hi444 words
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202 1957-03-14 1 PENANG. Wed.— A wanted branded killer. Wong Wa Hing, 31, was found shot dead m a coconut plantation m Tanjong Bungah this morning. It is believed that he shot himself m the head. He was holding two revolvers, one m each hand,202 words
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Article25 1957-03-14 1 BEDROS Zartaryan, an Armenian-born Turkish subject has. been sentenced m Stockholm's City Cou:t*to m years' labour for e.-pionage for the Soviet Union.—Reuter.25 words
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Article33 1957-03-14 1 A YOUTH Lav Ah Leng. was yesterday sentenced to a year's jail for voluntarily causing grievous hurt to a woman. Yeo Poh Choo at Gevlang Road, on Dec. 1 year.33 words
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Article34 1957-03-14 1 MR. ANDREI Gromyko, the Soviet Foreign Minister, yeaterdav left East Berlin by air after a 24-hour visit during which he signed a treaty on the temporary stationing of Soviet troops m Germany.34 words
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Article28 1957-03-14 1 A. COMET 11 jet airliner operated by R.A F. Transport Command has arrived m Darwin on a flight from London to Edinburgh Field, South Australia.— Reuter.28 words
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Article, Illustration54 1957-03-14 1 Ahovc; happy faces under umbrellas greeted the sudden downpour yesterday after a two-month drought. Centre, parched earth and withered plants. This farmer gloomily held up a stunted specimen from his crops. Right, the long drought had caused this farmer to dig and dig deeper for54 words
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267 1957-03-14 1 KOALA I.IMHR Wed.— The Malay rulers met today m their *BMSI crucial e\er' conference te> discus the Reid nmmission's repeert on the constitution for an independent Mala n a. Ihe meeting, lasting over tour hours, had. as the main item, a ce»mprchensi\e report of267 words
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Article108 1957-03-14 1 WASHINGTON. March 13 Neuter' President Elsenhower told his pre.-s conference today that he would make a slow, leisurely trip by .ship to Bermuda for his conference next week with Mr. Harold Macmillan. the British Prime Minister. Amid laughter, he promised that it would be108 words
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Article46 1957-03-14 1 NEW DELHI. March 13 (Renter).— An Indian Airlines Dakota crashed here today killing the two crew and four workmen. The plane was on a training flight when it crashed into huts occupied by the workmen on the outskirts of the city.46 words
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Article110 1957-03-14 1 LONDON March 13. (AP). —Britain's biggest strike since the general strike of 1926 threatened list night when the nations engineering industry refused a 10 per cent wage increase for 2,500,000 workers. Already 200,000 workers In Britain's shipbuilding industry, who are federated with engineering unions,110 words
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305 1957-03-14 1 BOB PERIES - BOB PERIES By Hundreds Watch In Horror As... HUNDREDS of horrified pedestrians watched a 35--year-old housewife being knifed to death while she was walking along busy Rochore Canal Road, Singapore, yesterday. With blood gushing out cf a deep wound m her neckj" woman,305 words
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Article266 1957-03-14 1 CAIRO, M a :ch 13 (Reuter) Dr. Ralph Bunche, United Nations Under-secretary m ri after a r > hour meeting with President Nasser today the U ited Nations Emergency Forces were nol delaying the arrival of Egyptian ■dministrators m Gaza.. "Th< U.N.E.F would co-operate with266 words
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Advertisement120 1957-03-14 1 10-* You* Clothes. _j^_ Suits or Carpets f^^U ►rr Cloonad Ovo. jj ll WHITE HOUSE uP DRY CLEANING CO. 344. Orchard Road. Singapore TaL .5872 Opposite! Orchard Road Polte« Stafton) ',\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'\\\\\\\\\^\\\\\\\*\VV\A I THE CARLSBERG COLLLLTIO-N s ___-___Lna _____r_____a _vi^^_ ___r __W~ ____> __K___H __fl t _vh_ -Ha ■HUHHHBH_w _rHf Hi120 words
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405 1957-03-14 2 MALAYA'S NO TO RED CHINA AT JUNE TRADE FAIR KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Federation Government today made it clear that it is not m any way associated with, and does not approve, tlic holding of" an international trade fair here m June m which Communist China was to be a405 words
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Article40 1957-03-14 2 HONGKONG, "larch IS Special Standard Service: Closing pn c. of tb.e Hongkong Ex "bi":c were: $16.17 to £1 Sterling; $6.1873 to U.S.SI; SI R:-.8 to Malayan SI; 10 1663 to one Indonesian Rup;,)h; Gobi 5269.12S to g taeL40 words
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145 1957-03-14 2 SAVE WORKERS FROM DUST DISEASES CALL rHOI SANDS of workers m Singapore should be prntee ted ironi dust diseases like silicosis, Dr. Arthur Lim Mew Mm-, -cneral secretary of the Tanglin branch oi the Labour 1 ront, said yesterday. T:. he added, could be held m eh U employers take145 words
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Article56 1957-03-14 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Selang r UMNO will hold a m ting c n March 24 to conid r the Ri Id report and its deeb ions will be sent to the UMNO special general assen bly on Match 28 Other UMNO divisions will al submit their56 words
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Article150 1957-03-14 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (rents per lb) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot (Norn.) 00 91 Apr. RSS No. 1 91. 02 RSS No. 2 89 89 RSS No 3 88 88. Tone: Steady. SPOKE TIN The price of tin on the local market yesterday was 5377 i150 words
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Article23 1957-03-14 2 PROPELLER-JET Viscount airliners will start a thrice weekly Hongkong TaipeiTokyo service on June 1. the Honskong Airways announced yesterday, i Renter).23 words
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815 1957-03-14 2 TIN MINER'S $30,000 RANSOM CASE OPENS KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The leader of a sixman kidnap gang, who abducted wealthy tin miner Low Nan Fui on New Year's Day for a 830,000 ransom, lived m an $18,000 house at Petaling Java, had a trained815 words
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Article78 1957-03-14 2 Curry Gravy For Police In Tins rr:.. \n< v. —Mr v. Row Nee, Chairman of Comn" b*. c J Ind istr> il g Unite Cam* d f Company m Jclutong. thai the facto: ]0l i grai v to the F< monthly. year's output Wa 000 tins of canned Mi Wmf78 words
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Article31 1957-03-14 2 ASSISTANT Local Governmei i b Theng CI iai g. w cave for P ilau Tckong IV r Changi Point, i i nornii g to investigate r tuation afT( tir._31 words
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Article28 1957-03-14 2 MEAN*. out" to r nrfi leading to their area m row ,n rjmad r merr Sathappan had a kedl Th' sent impossible smi An. a bus -at28 words
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Article55 1957-03-14 2 A TEN-MAN' trade union delegation, led by Mr. Jaganathan, president of the Singapore Tiao>: Union Congrc??. yesterday left for the Feneration to meet trade union lead- er? the re During their se- en- ...v .r the delegation \vi meet Fc era'i^n trabr .<-•- Ifaorr and55 words
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Advertisement122 1957-03-14 2 fpHltei Imat'me ate t^tmtimo wgm cta^ '^****>*' up _____H _____v^ *___________9n B-H&fc-. 08 ___k Kw'v'x x?Bss HE* __Kk -.-.fl &_-__-_u-_-I HEr^^^^ __I___Pw__e«*'^*- j^'** -'vb-Sow _BBf "av^ i '^\!S_§i_3 ___k Joq^^3Su^^^Ti^'^3^'!^^li^ S_?P*r^ ask] Juliet. 'Let em all come. I'm tough" chuckles Mohamcd and l Tm simply bursting for' llTl fflwi ingeßergen122 words
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Article99 1957-03-14 3 c^ Stole His Heart And v; s Belongings UALA LImPUR, Wed.— A pretty 20--syju»esian wl *c of a Pcnang policeman c -r sx days and fined $100 for \L pcrs^al effects of a 42-year-old :"< hc had lured into a short-lived romance. and I In99 words
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241 1957-03-14 3 Shopworkers Union: No Appeal Says Chin Siong TIIF Stnu.ipnrr Factory end Shop Workers' Union hi> dee id* el not to appeal n>t the dissolution of the- union. TTie union was dissolved last month by the Regb-: ir of Trade Unions. Mr. Sng Choc: on the grounds that were spent tor241 words
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Article39 1957-03-14 3 PENAN b We I —Sixty pe*sons will be presented Certificates ol N ition by the Secretary for Ch c Affairs, here. Mr. A G A Alabaster, at th Room of the Chinese secretariat oi iv.39 words
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Article49 1957-03-14 3 Penang: The Backbone Of Goodwill -j w__ r I .fe_ Wfd Thr PcBjJWI Committee. .ormed during the nary cclc- main the I J* other similar __j___J***' lorme H -btr of the I ns m day of for- «d elseI brought I j bin Hu 1 Office and I >nang.49 words
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Article15 1957-03-14 3 r i l— nent A. wah lunch y inV_lij|2|» hul *««cration, he15 words
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Article, Illustration30 1957-03-14 3 ~?NTH~d^!!!uu. 18- third daush.rr of Mr. M.Uhew I rr..nk dr Sou/a »f the T ter Ptr» »a S ™«««I m te» be married towards the end of this >ear.30 words
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497 1957-03-14 3 AMAZING ATTACK OH SINGAPORC What A Laugh Says Thomson AN article m a popular A ufti ali un piagazim v. idely Id m tin Colony, d< tKng the "real Singapore, a ti noting citj of imnuldering hatreds, untold povei ty497 words
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376 1957-03-14 3 AID ONLY FOR SELECTED FIRMS, HE SAYS 'GIANT' LATE AGAIN Finance board outlines policy THE Inb nr. iti n Bureau d at Sin ap< r Int rnationai Uipe rt v rest rriay i am] b' ing itrii s at al rdu< BOAC t-profi Bl -~:ol Bri* :r I p] m376 words
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Article53 1957-03-14 3 nu S:nu re P' 'lice Cooperatic Thrill and Loan 8 Limite ri gave owl mor, than $I.< 1 In loans :ub- rs In 1956, I Singapore P lice W< Hare Ob. DS V Che Mohd r\min I »m H i I Jamil rid the St andard53 words
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Article, Illustration170 1957-03-14 3 CHESHIRE V.C. IS BACK IN SINGAPORE GftOUr Captain Lcon.ird Cheshire V. C. thp famous British wartime fighter pilot, nnd peacetime philanthropist, arrived m Singapore by plane yesterday. He is to Stay m Singapore for a few flays to supervise plans for his "Cheshire Homes. .Malaya" project, an idea which he170 words
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Article72 1957-03-14 3 Prisons Chief Robbed penang. Wed. Burglary took place at the residence ot the Superintendent ol Prisons, Mr. N. T. Smart, m Perak Road last night. A camera, a SheafTer's fountain pen. a bot'.le of whisky, a bottle of Hennessy brandy, one gold chain and a cross, were reported stolen. Police72 words
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Article35 1957-03-14 3 THE Hindu community of Johore Bahru will celebrate the Pungunl Uttiram Festival al the Sri Ra.iamariamman Tempi* on March lf> with a tpecia] pooja followed b y a procession m the temple inda.35 words
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Article24 1957-03-14 3 MUSLIM religious schoolteachers m Singapore have formed an association to establish closer relations and co-operation among"* the rr_ liflous schools and teachers.24 words
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Article143 1957-03-14 3 SINGAPORE Police ycMcrday warned all operators ot juke boxes m the Colony to obtain a licence immediately or lace the consequences. Applications should be sent to any Divisional Police headquarters. But. warned the Police Secretary. Mr. Peter Claque: '•Lice^nce.^ will, however, be Issued at143 words
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Article196 1957-03-14 3 Wanted: 2,000 census men SINGAPORE'S Concur Office is looking for 2,000 intelligent and energetic young men with a minimum qualification of Standard VIII to help m the Colony's forthcoming census WO! k. Superintendent of Census, Mr. E. J. Philips yesterday appealed to eligible student* to come forward and enlist He196 words
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Article145 1957-03-14 3 A Singapore itorekee^er, Tay Teo Hong, yesterday .opea red before Magistrate or. a lummons brought by his wife, Maggie Doulet, to show CI l_e why nc should not be lent te-, prison for failing tc maintain hit two children Tay. who was ordered by the145 words
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Advertisement281 1957-03-14 3 e_Ef <* Lower-Deck Lounge —only on Pan Americans President Service to the U.S.A. Here m the attractive downstairs club lounpr of your Super "Strato" Clipper* you chat with feliow passengers. ..sip your favorite refreshmrnt from the bar. At the cocktail hour Pan American serves \ou chilled Champagne and hot tasty281 words
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Article351 1957-03-14 4 BRITISH FORCES TO BE CUT BY HALF This Will Not Affect Malayan Security— Tunku KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— British forces m the Federation will be reduced to half their present strength of 25,000 after independence m a progressive "run down/ consistent with considerations of the Emergency, Chief Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman,351 words
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175 1957-03-14 4 WARDER TELLS OF STABBING IN PRISON A WARDEB b Urn Ho vs. Malayan Navy Prison, Ia Singh, alleged a1 .1 pn Uninarj Inquirer In Singapore Court yesU rday 4 Im iaw 1 pi iaoner p u{l 1 knifi Into the ehe I anothei priaoi Zohan made thii allegat a ben175 words
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Article122 1957-03-14 4 Law Did Not Apply —Counsel JOHORE BAHRU, v.\ W I el l cb s c va s broughl bet':! e I he Magi trate'i Co art today against laCe Seng Leong for moi Lng eighl tii I chan M m prohi bited area without a permit. Defence Counsel Mr L122 words
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Article51 1957-03-14 4 FRETTY I't-year-obl gjrl, Chua Hwce Choo. of Telok Ayer Street. Singapore, was reported to be suffering from suspected poisoning In a house m Seng Poh Road, last night. Chua, who was recently engaged to be married, was admitted to the General Hospital. Her conditio!-! was reported to be51 words
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Article25 1957-03-14 4 THE Band of the IM Battalion, South Wales Borberers Will play on the public padang at Bukit Mertajam, from 5 p.m on Fric.ay.25 words
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Article, Illustration202 1957-03-14 4 MANY stories have been told on the screen of the infamous James Brothers. Jesse and Frank who invented train robberies, daylight bank hold-ups and terrorized the State of Missouri. All these films showed certain incidents and happenings m the life eif .Irsse James or his202 words
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95 1957-03-14 4 33 Local Army Recruits Clear Their Ist Hurdle THIRTY-THREE potential recruits for the Singapore Infantry Regiment passed their intelligence tests at Urn Chinese Chamber of Commerce premises yestering from 18 to 25 years ol had registered themselves at tiio Chinese Chamber of at tho Malayan Recruiting Centre, m Bras Basah95 words
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Article186 1957-03-14 4 Top Jobs For Three Doctors TllKbi: :-al ci<> \-v^ have been officially womoted to Supers* c posts m tne Me<u-, v.! Department. Thegi are Dr. Khoo Fun Yonfl as Senior RaedUologii I (Dia- 1 n stic), Supers ale Grauli E Dr. Toh Chioiig Hieni as Medical I ';b: p, Sup186 words
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Article22 1957-03-14 4 marine Police yesterday recovered the body of an on* Ldentiflec. middl<e-ageed Chinese CrOm the scr otT NicoQ Highway, Smgapore.22 words
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Article45 1957-03-14 4 MR. K. B LALL. .bar- Secretary to the Ministry of Commerce m India, arrived m Singapore by air yesterday. fie is to explore the pr,--ihi-lities of developing Iftdia'g trade with Malaya and Southeast Asia with the Colony as the local point.45 words
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185 1957-03-14 4 LABOUR FRONT GIVES IN TO CAIRNHIU MALAYS THE Singapori Labour Front following pressure from Ifaj l«S0Q Malay members, has decided to have Malay m its central committee The Front's executive serretary. Mr. Gerald de Cruz, said yesterday that tne central committee has asked the Cairnhill branch to nominate a Malay185 words
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Article52 1957-03-14 4 AM eight-man religious delegation frrfm Hongkong, headed by Dean Toivo Ko^kikailio. passed through Singapore yesterday OB its way to attend a conference m Indonesia. Said Dean Koskikallio, president of the Lutheran Theological Seminary m Hongkong Thc Christiani aril! not tole- rate Communist interferences I of52 words
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Advertisement313 1957-03-14 4 sJl^3 CATHAY p*^ Organisation J cf Attractions 1 [CATHAYJ SrAßrs^j llam-1.4 I 11 I II \pri.M l» lei II 111 M II VI MMM II 111 KIN I"!, m I \SMUK DONI Ml-- \|e,M- J__Ct-__i_ k I W "^P^iiis, I J_ _r I Tf'/^^V.. DOR,'S I DAY-JOURD.J *V4f SULLIVAN •LC/'-l313 words
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Advertisement48 1957-03-14 4 CURB RHEUMIIJ WHILE YOU berauaa < 3 pains Pore c*~ f \M and si. ho- JJ CTSTKX si*o -'l who 10-ft r r. ;< '1 Gett'no LP N Y«-> <_■ Ino. nch.no 1 haa he:"/ r I for ovw JC >" J your <-r.*" s i Jou fe*i I a_oaaj48 words
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Miscellaneous451 1957-03-14 4 c&lmanac Information al a Glance fi_. __v n lB nin 6 W -n^ Brtaakta Bana* wMt Jack IN (.A POPE Penang IJ_< r m (TH il) M<v m The Lut.e Wa...- 6 m. __f I 811--_i D_flfl##> kfafiiv- The n Snow. 6^(l The News _fg&_)_fc %_M_ffP9*oH *\**Ul%J MALAYA X olmcn^rv;451 words
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Article66 1957-03-14 5 Our Own Red Cross When... Cross, L ;apore Red F Colony at- ,pendencc, A.E.M. ad yesterday. F an th's before f status. p^.vf Lnternational fejps at S r ;b' i n d to offipore uoailml WLm\ as haooens In branch." 4 'ha always PfKt tecai people P* .rrarby te.-ii»** hrn66 words
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Article, Illustration58 1957-03-14 5 MR. Tan Chong New. > second son of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Sicw Yam. and Miss Khoo Sicw Eng, oldest daughter of Mr. Ind Mrs. Khoo Sure I Te»h pictured after their I wedding at the Evergreen Cafe, Klang, recently. > Mr. Tan is attached to I the58 words
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Article24 1957-03-14 5 th? ti-i.it. who pcrlast luly. .ore New WOtmi to h r a sc Cr; lecture; I prot t in Indo-24 words
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Article95 1957-03-14 5 Head New Malaya Call Snrreasing supp br the move by the Chi- nr to obtain the assent of Sulippointment as the first Para at tiler, ©r Van, <ii Pettuan Be-ar. of the indemtFederation of M.»Li\.i wa> taken a step further ■any vita the despai.h oi95 words
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122 1957-03-14 5 Singaporean Comes First In Examination FIVE Singapore candidates were successful m the incorporated Beeretarlea examination* he id m December last Ifr Wee Kenj Chi of Borne j Bumatra Trading Co im i Ltd won Brst place m the Una! examination. m addition, he also won the "Sir Cuthbert Grundy" Medal.122 words
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Article402 1957-03-14 5 Emergency Laws Cut Woman's Freedom Short... Special Branch Takes Her Back To Prison Cell KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— A self-confessed woman member of the "San Tang Myin" (mountain people) was acquitted m the High Court today, of a charge of consorting with a grenadearmed terrorist m Kuala Lumpur402 words
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Article, Illustration273 1957-03-14 5 SINGAPORE will ha\e two representatives at the I i Asian Congress of Obstetrics and Gynaecology m i ok> o next month, from April 4 to 6, the Standard learned yesterday. T: Dr. A. C Sinha, otatetrician ntvi gynae ologi I at Kan.:..- g Km I273 words
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Article, Illustration80 1957-03-14 5 ers SIX Locomotive drivers and two senior technical a>sLstants from the Malayan Railway left Kuala Lumpur by 8.0.A.C. re- cently lor Preston to study operation of diesel electric locomotives for four months. They are from left to right: Messrs. E. M. Shamsuddin, S. Anthonysamy, Inche Abdul SamatStandardpic; Yong Peng Seong - 80 words
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Article149 1957-03-14 5 Rotarians To Plan For Future THE 1957 Assembly of District 46 Rotary Clubs will meet m Singapore, at the Cathay Hotel, on March 2?, and 24, Dr. A. W. S. Thrvathasan. District Governor told the Standard v<vterda\ As it will be m ;he nature of a business session, he said.149 words
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Article97 1957-03-14 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. At a preliminary inquiry into a charge of murder today, a Special Constable tqid the Cotpt that about 4 a.m. on Jan. LS while ho was on rat mi duty on Kulai Besar Estate, B an ''are \:p to him and said: "I have killed97 words
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Article90 1957-03-14 5 A mai.ay to dier/ Ahmad bin Hashim. stationed a! B .ikan afati, was peetefday produced m a Singapore Magistrate*! Court on an amended charge of causing the death of Mahlooncd bin Yunu- by a ra>h act. not amounting to culpable homicide, with a .3d;; rifle, on90 words
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Article56 1957-03-14 5 TAIPING. Weed. Taipii t Town Council will bold itmonth! v meeting on Thursday. March 21 at 8 p.m. Tho following have brer, aav pointed to repre em tba Taiping Town Council on the maio committee of the district Mcrdeka celebrations Mr. G. C. Norris, Mrs. Chang Ah Kce56 words
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Article1005 1957-03-14 6 Cryptic Statement (CONSIDERABLE speculation has boon aroused m Singato re over the statement made by Chief Minister Lim Yew Hock, m the course of a television i.verviow m London, that while nil mission IS sprk.na itc self-govern/nent, no time limit h fixed foi attaining independence I Taken itself,1,005 words
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Article, Illustration1647 1957-03-14 6 DENNIS BLOODWORTH - STRUGGLE for power in Indonesia DENNIS BLOODWORTH By JAKARTA YTHEN President Ahmed Soekarno of i Indonesia ecalleed the lea- ders of all political parties to his elegant, gleaming white palace at Bogor, near Jakarta, and explained to them what has been called the "Soekarno Concept" for revolutionizing the country's Government,1,647 words
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Article717 1957-03-14 6 Aster Gunasekera - Aster Gunasekera By A MAN named John I.afTin contributes an article to the Australian monthly Man about "Singapore frantic- city of hate and wealth"' Obviously. I.affin must ha\e seen Singapore through freak spectacles otherwise how could any man wlm has seen Singapeere bring himself to717 words
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Article225 1957-03-14 6 Sir; Through your esteemed paper may I be allowed to point out that Malay Realist's ignorance of Chinese history Is most shocking, as evidenced from his letter which appeared m Thursday's Standard. Being an Indian and nol a student of Chinese history. I am naturally not weU acquainted225 words
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Article192 1957-03-14 6 Sir: I read m your Issue of Friday. March 1 the feature •"News As It Strikes Me" and wish to congratulate ;hc writer on what he said about Flag Days and charitable institution-. It Is always a generous section of the public that takes the initiative In the192 words
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Article66 1957-03-14 6 Shorts from the Talks "|N T our villas no woJ man minds going without an Ea ;ter bonnet or spring frock at Easter, but she'd never hold her henri up ayaln If she didn't ban something n< ror the Cymnafa Oana for the Singing F c I Ival." Same Pollock,66 words
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Article43 1957-03-14 7 Round the world airline service Marcn v pa* nyjtish Over- *> Corporation npire g|»Bßth inaugu_T_rst round-thc-an the i a half t the the rican •;me. Ml will be rc m San iway. on m q -rPaclflo rwill the Britain prop the a half days.43 words
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Article23 1957-03-14 7 with f*. t Motion U. to r > the rour ron;V" r B 1 ;>e- a «peadent nation the JJ" 11 and installed23 words
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Article21 1957-03-14 7 Reur k "gres pai-__r l ,Vh> r rk *we Assembly PflQfe Mysore X tl are 1 Pra-21 words
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Article12 1957-03-14 7 i^vSe_» S' n four D .■.-<■ an S_t, ,f mother *»oam12 words
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Article, Illustration73 1957-03-14 7 PKKSIDKNT Ilwieht Eisenhower, looking drawn and tired holds a handkerchief te> his face as he coughs outside the- White' lleeuse m Washington earlier this week We was inspecting a car he- used m 1!>42 while i:i London. Thr White House announced that there .irr stillA.P. - 73 words
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Article176 1957-03-14 7 What is it to be: Sweden or Japan TOKYO Mai 19 (Rente*) Japanese defence lawyers foi M I r parent! ol hntetnatioxia] orphan used two points m today 9 leanon ol the Higher C Hi against an carry lower court rul- DT-old be returned to176 words
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Article60 1957-03-14 7 TAIPEI, March 19 (AP>— Brig Gen. Benjamin O. Davis Jr., highest ranking Negro m the us. Ait Force, has been named to ;i new post with Air Force Headquarters m Washington. Gen. Davis, 44. ha.; been commander of Air Task Force 13, the unit assigned60 words
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Article40 1957-03-14 7 MR liana tfffihl Matsushita, President of the Rlkkyo University, tonight accepted "Japanese Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi's proposal to zn to Britain as the Prime Minister's personal envoy to appeal again>t' the projected British nuclear testi^H Christmas Island ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article68 1957-03-14 7 NEW DELHI. March 13. (UP). Burma and India yesterday signed an agreement by which Burma will receive a loan of USS4_.noo.ono. Interest on the loan ll 4.75 per cent. Thc loan is payable m LM half-yearly instalments starting from April 1. 1960. In October 1953 Burma68 words
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Article164 1957-03-14 7 TOKYO. March 13 (AP) Japan* -c Supn mc Court ti day that a Japanese .r. n nl DH. Law- s novel "Lady chatterley L••- r ii iaaaaa* I ibis her Hi-sajiro Koyama •id tr it: itor Se i Ito were n 250.000 yen <M 52.082) 100.000164 words
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Article671 1957-03-14 7 Nationalists urge Soekarno to let them form new government JAKARTA, March 13 ißeuter) The Government National Parry was pressing President Soekarno to declare martial law and let it form a new government, political sources disclosed today. Party b represented pre ent cab.net by Pi671 words
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Article, Illustration26 1957-03-14 7 PREMIER SastroamUljOJO, rebel lender Lt.-Col. Samaal and President Soekarno the t'i rre -ncn of [)ic R onienl m Indonesia's growing crisis.26 words
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351 1957-03-14 7 Seato out to save Asia from Reds, says Casey they thought they could wjn easily. "In South-cab A.ia they knew they would have to face the combined power of eight nations," Mr Casey added. French delegate to the meeting, Pierre De Felice said that a major factor m defeating Communisl351 words
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Article89 1957-03-14 7 ACCRA. Ghana. March 13. (Renter).— The government of Ceylon will soon declare the country a republic Within the Commonwealth "as that ll the only wav Ceylon can be free to befriend any country m the world.' Ceylon's Minister for Home Affairs. Mr. Alexandra Perera Jaya-uria.89 words
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Article161 1957-03-14 7 CASE OF THE DOCTORED CHOCOLATES Bid To Kill Blues Singetr HOLLYWOOD, March 13. (AP)— Police said today that someone sent a box of chocolates to blues singer Dinah Washington that could have proven fatal had she eaten them. The chocolates contain°d slivers of glass. The 32-year-old Negro singer, appearing a.t161 words
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Article45 1957-03-14 7 PRESIDENT of the Rikkyc University, Mr. MaMtOShl Matsushita, last night accepted Prime Minister Mr Nobu* suke Kishi's proposal to go U Britain as the Prime Minister^ personal envoy to nppca J against the projected British j nuclear tost, at Christmas I Island.— ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article25 1957-03-14 7 A DOWNPOUR M radio active rain and snow preswm cd tO he from Russia wai reported m scattered parts of Japan, yesterday. UP.25 words
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213 1957-03-14 7 BRITAIN'S NEW MILITARY STRATEGY CANBERRA. March 13 (UP) Britain's military forces are being equipped with tact cal atom weapons and such weapons will be supplied to Brit:; i forces m Malaya. South-east As. a and othn Bnti?n strategic points, official British sources d; <213 words
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Article, Illustration58 1957-03-14 7 MONSIIGNH It" Ibis dress ;uul lie kit e>f black wool and s Ik mixture urresern at the Christian D:or London summer mid r ason collection at Maddox Slrrrt «>n Monday. Thr i.iekn flvinc away from an rutside be»u e»n thr shoulrirr blades, IS worn W 111) AA.P. - 58 words
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Article74 1957-03-14 7 CANBERRA. March 13 Reuter' Mr John poster Dulles, the United StateSecretary of State, said tonight the United States would Co to the defence Ol a Middle East country if It were attacked. Addressing a Press cen-fe-ence at the end of th r SEATO Council of74 words
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Article32 1957-03-14 7 THE permanent council of 'the North Atlantic Treaty Organization INATO) rr. r here today to continue disi cussinn of Britain's proposals I to reduce her force m Europe. i Reuter.32 words
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128 1957-03-14 7 ANITAS FLIGHT: NO QUARREL SAYS STEEL RIO DE JANEIRO, March 13 (AP) Without even taking *time to put n make-up, Swedish nctre Anita Ekbe g flew i»fl to Sweden tooa> wr.y husband Anthony Steal i Britain denied thai hem i Inignt departure was the result of an argument Miss Ekberg128 words
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Article61 1957-03-14 7 CANBERRA March 13 Renter i Minister 1 the eipht SEATO n.v.-r. r]e, .ared today m a nai communique on their three-da;, fterf j r strength oj r mmun: China and Nnrtl Vietnam wn eontin lally h^:r. Increased The c mmur i< b «hat -called m A61 words
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Advertisement137 1957-03-14 7 Hand Made British Biscuits j&~^>>^ /mm. AwlmmmP^Ppm^. V N''__Cm P mmr &**w7 m mmm mm m m§wm \jj% >*££ A M\f^ V V^ I fr /> Biscuits, like all good food l^^C^.o I IJM J> 0j ?Oy and pood trine, should alicays x Ijw \> **4e f be chosen with137 words
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Article, Illustration57 1957-03-14 8 Louisiana. All that remains of the great jet aircraft are the tail and the jet engines. An ex- plosion on board ripped the big plane apart and spreaa fire to another B-47 parked alongside. A HIGF. B-47 Strata jet blazes fiercely on the tarmac57 words
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142 1957-03-14 8 LON DO', March lb Ohmten Britisl doct r are mor* iel than ev< r to leave th- Nat naJ H< Uth b r r t \v. r. <r. h•. r.. <r r r( j (V cone- rning t demand I t I r-142 words
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Article, Illustration42 1957-03-14 8 AMERICAN stave and screen actor Henry Fonda ">l. and his bride. Italian onte^s.i Afdera Franchctti, 21. after their wedding m New York. It was Fonda's fourth marriage. His best- man ua^ his 17-year-old son. Peter Fonda. pnoio. A P.A.P. - 42 words
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Article89 1957-03-14 8 CHICAGO. March 13 CAP) Aivin Palmer, a 17-year-old Negro high school stlH rient. was beaten to death by a croup ot white teen-agers. rainier died of a skull fracture last night ba Holy Cro.^ Hospital A passer-by gave this account to police: Palmer was89 words
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Article24 1957-03-14 8 REAR Admiral Richard E. Byrd will be buried with full military honours m Arlington National Cemetery on Thursday, the Navy said. UPUP - 24 words
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300 1957-03-14 8 THE KISS a husband gave his wife made her SCREAM! LONDON, March 13.— Slim, dark-haired Mrs. Lisabella Warren was m bed. Her husband John came into the room to give her a Christmas kiss. < But she had i'ormed a ''quite violent repuqnance'' for him. and she screamed until her300 words
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Article93 1957-03-14 8 Baptized While Lions Looked On MILAN, March 13, (IP) —Two baby girls were baptized m the lions' cage ot the Italian Orfei Circus here today while seven lions looked on. The babies, both less than three weeks old. were oaptizcd by Mons Dino Torreggiani. the Italian Chaplain m charge of93 words
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Article, Illustration64 1957-03-14 8 IT RAINED CANNON SHELLS SEATON. Southern England, March 13 (Beuter). A mower Oi rannon she!.; eases falling from an aircraft '"bombardc." this small Devonshire town for lo m loodf yesterday', A 65-year-old retired bank manager, Mr- Cyril Wilrnshurst, was struck on the head by a ease Which smashed through a64 words
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Article69 1957-03-14 8 GENOA, March 13 Ufr>— Mrs. Enrichetta Lend <ell fro a fifth floor lufoy h. an span n eni b itld i 0 Here, cattgrhfl her i aJitgotm oi tamp poif m the street sad r :cr/r>cfi aub. a zeratched wrist. Police snid she was n>? asthji a69 words
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Article24 1957-03-14 8 Ore person die? frorr -mallpox bi Cal itta every i{ ht according to figure? published by the City Corporation yester- A PAP - 24 words
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Article105 1957-03-14 8 SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico, March 13. (AP) A baby has been born m a bus wreck which killed its mother and nine other persons m South Puerto Rico, police reported today. Tho bus went over a cliff on Monday when the driver swerved105 words
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Article, Illustration472 1957-03-14 8 T ET me say outright that I am no unqualified admirer of Generals, Admirals and Air-Marshals. Last week, however, has seen the greatest panegyric of a soldier ever published, and moreover, fjuhlishcd during his lifetime. It is a book about Field Marshal AJanbrookr. and is written and472 words
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157 1957-03-14 8 Farm-Hen Is In Disgrace Shes Laying HOLLOW EGG LONDON. March 13.— One of Farmer Moody's 700 hens is m disgrace she is laving HOLLOW EGGS. They are perfectly formed and full size But inside Is nothing WHODUNIT? I don't kn w■' -.b farm« S M ody. "And tl err r157 words
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217 1957-03-14 8 ARTIE SHAW (of the 7 wives) To Wed No. 8 -And She's Evelyn Keyes HOLLYWOOD, March n.-Seven-times-wed bandleader Artie Shaw, 46, is 'planning to marry again. Thc girl he has picked as wife No 8 Is thirty-four-year-old actress Evelyn Keyes. The couple arc m Spain. And they have written to217 words
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123 1957-03-14 8 Sinatra Took No Part In Raid, Says Joe MARILYN MONROE: LOS ANGELES March 13, (AP). Prank Sinatra'i lawyer today eai c the- Distrie I Attorney a written ■tatemactt by Joe Dimaggio v. nl< i the Attorney said com I oraL the singer's version of the "wron^ door"' rairi on Marilyn123 words
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Article56 1957-03-14 8 NEW york. Mm i I (AP) rs> <rf was b >day m a laundry bag alongside a P Bs Police the throw fl They c lim) lead had bea. severed and the torso wrapped m a nink k low blanke :ore be T_M ,\g was tied m56 words
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Advertisement56 1957-03-14 8 RENOLD CHAIN DRIVES the sinews of mechanical power transmission ad over the world o«tvn o» i-i«o m 9 non rrocn s»ta-L otrvn m» to 000 h a lEIOID CHAINS LIMITfO M a N C H I ST I I I-M___HH________H_M_i SOIF ACFMTS:- HHHaaHHMn UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED I SINGAPORE I MALA56 words
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Advertisement59 1957-03-14 8 \r\ Comfort g*and Speed -^J^ There ,i no city like Tokyo W^' 1J beauty and hrr cHorm 3^ |i I W*^_^_Fly there m constellation Saf^, _,*<l«i r i comfort from Bangkok j£/ n> every Monday and Friday zJp^J-^/Sk fMSAMVAjk J CONQUESTS! fcJl J xi _B "*__rf r __v4__ __K\ JBF__ffi59 words
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Article47 1957-03-14 9 M ,trs Vi\> i.inn-r, .Mission >^an ih .mci blazing m Delaware Ihsion with the Liberian The 5.730-ton vessel blew th.it followed, the collision. JJjp n MMkeT.ind seven others who Utt*' r ibi him are missing presum''Zxv j» 4 %x%xx \\\\\\\\\\\\\v\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\xxv P47 words
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Article, Illustration123 1957-03-14 9 DOUBLE-BASS THAT CAUSED TRAFFIC RUMPUS AT OXFORD by 1,-n^i thought hr had solved the difficulty of transport.t thr iastrumeßt when he fitted a wheel m place of the tail pin ■W Valdai reckon with thr Road Traffic Act. i 'iv the "High" m Oxford, where he is a student of123 words
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Article, Illustration66 1957-03-14 9 PRINCESS SI GA (right). youngest daughter of the Emperor anri Empress of Japan. celebrated her eighteenth birthday on March 2. The Princess is the Emperor s fourth child and will gr?.duate this spring from Galea— bain University Senior High School. She nlans to major m English literature atA.P. - 66 words
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Article, Illustration74 1957-03-14 9 FRED POLK, of Baltimore, Maryland. ISA. demonstrates well-developed cheek muscles, the result of 44 years at the business end of a blow tube while foiling air into globules of molten glass m the manufacture of bottles. Mr. Polk was attending a convention of the Glass Bottle Blowers74 words
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Article, Illustration67 1957-03-14 9 "...THIS represents the best m inc. I put my whole soul into it,'' Betsy, the talented ape at Baltimore Zoo. seems to say. Betsy, a six-year-old chimpanzee, has been painting with her finger for about a year. She has produced 20 canvasses. "Cabbage Worms" (trip left), hasA.P. - 67 words
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Article73 1957-03-14 9 A VIEW of tfle replica of thc Mayflower, being built at Uphams Yard at Brixham m Devon. England, showing the fast progress towards completion. She should be ready for her voyage to America at the scheduled time m April. Thc original ship carried the Pilgrim Fathers lo AmericaUP - 73 words
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Advertisement237 1957-03-14 9 i\\\v\v\\\vw\\v\\\ BARGAINS .wwwwwwwwv, PARIS BELTS S 490 I J BREWSTER FANCY SPORT SHIRTS S 950 1 1 C SKIPPER FANCY SPORT SHIRTS TOWELLING S 750 2 1 MANHATTAN FANCY SPORT SHIRTS si 2SO I AMERICAN PRINTED SPORT SHIRTS S 690 MANHATTAN DACRON SHIRTS <;_6 50 I SHER BROOK DACRON SHIRTS237 words
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167 1957-03-14 10 SINGAPORE rubber prices rose 24 cents to 911 cents per lb. for first grade April shipment on short covering purchases following reports that the U.K. Board of Trade was to have launched a natural rubber buying programme. Prices owned higher when agency167 words
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Article, Illustration514 1957-03-14 10 PASSENGERS arm.-.- from F: it »m aboard the Coi fu and disembarkii g al Penai (March 2.: 1 and Singapora Ulardi MJ arc PENANG Mr G Binns, Mr. A Bha- norabuta, Sgt §v lira. m. w. Caldicotl and 2 children, Mr. ft lira, j. Cameron514 words
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Article109 1957-03-14 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closine prices per picul yesterday were: Copra. March $273 buyi er.s: S2B sellers; coconut oil m hulk S4;^ sellers; m brums. Ml I sellers; Muntok white peppeT $104 sobers; Sarawak white $103 sellers; Special Sarawak black $77. Singapore Copra Association closing prires yesterday: Straits109 words
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Article54 1957-03-14 10 MALACCA. Wed. More than 1,000 guests have been Invited tor the opening of Malacca*! new restaurant the Soon Chong House at Wol.erstOU Road on Saturday. Chairman of tne Company, Mr. Chua Toh Hua, wi!l dei are the restaurant open and the re cot ion To mark the occasion54 words
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Article38 1957-03-14 10 THE U.K. Board Of Trade and the Atomic .Energy Authority m consultation With industry will be organizing two displays at the Overseas Trade Fairs m Germany and Australia In 1957 to illustrate Britain's atomic energy programme.38 words
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Article99 1957-03-14 10 OUTER ROADS TAT. POO ANN. Barb.o. Salsetto. Banda. Wayla. Straat Malakka, Bellorophon, Stanvac Japan, Lao-. Tai Poo Hone Nica. Etayon, Malea. Roggeveen* INNER ROADS BENTONG, Lai at. Mm Huang. Senai, Tbepamat, Nangkachindr, Moeqnfisn, Giang Bee. Caltex 93, Buana, Langsa, Hermelln, Hone Eng, Hua Heng, Paneham. Segamat, Perintls,99 words
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Article36 1957-03-14 10 building and was designed m Bangkok by Messrs. Prasomsvasti £r Partners, being supervised by MrJames W. Ferric, a Singapore architect". It is expected that the work will be completed m a icy/ months' time36 words
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150 1957-03-14 10 Oil Probe To Continue In Persian Gulf UNDER-WATER OH exploration m the Qatar ilea of the Persian Dull is to becontinued by Shell whose $7i million mobile drilling platform there was wrecked by a storm In late December last year. A turther well at a location In the ne)rthern half150 words
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Article, Illustration27 1957-03-14 10 PREPARATIONS m bttotfl Rllde for nec;ol ial i< n of a nc.v Japanesee-Wee-st German trade treaty, the German Foreign Office iaj I Boon. INDUSTRIALS27 words
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Article160 1957-03-14 10 MALAYAN sharetjreokeri yesterday reported the following business done Fori Disc $2 12b F <*c N ord| $2,321 lo $2.30; Gammons $1.98 w Hammers $1.99 J; M Colls $1.05; O.C Bank $3325: Robinson ords $l.r>o to $1.62; Sime Darby $2.40; Cold Storage $1.62}; Straits Steeamships $17; Straits Times $3.17|;160 words
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Article246 1957-03-14 10 MALAYAN tins continued Jirmer em the local market yesterday and provided the bulk of the trading. Rubber. and industrials were steady but quiet. ac-e-ordint,' to the Malayan Sharebrokers" Association. Price chanse.s announced by the Ax-cjciation were: Buyci-j Sellers w. Hammci 1 <»o l 95cdcb M.246 words
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Article338 1957-03-14 10 Invesiment Talks, i KUALA LI'MPtR, Wed < private American investment to M dence will be thc highlight t businessmen hero will have next man "Trade Development Mi Thc mis rtgapore noarid m Kuala Lumpur on lia abjective "off* r of < i> done with or Ln the 1 ted338 words
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Article, Illustration39 1957-03-14 10 1 I Board of Tracb I Jri n iaq 1 I shipped from h__| I I I uonth. thp Oil tioned. may not hi te ftfun .meal I due to the ol bi I m FeteJ I A.P.39 words
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Article, Illustration155 1957-03-14 10 New Operations Manage For Shell WHEN Mr. Jl C. GrantWatson, Shell's Kuala Lumpur branch operations manager goes oa Icavo nt the end of March, prior to retirement, tie will be Buoceedod by Mr. B.W. Houghton who hag been connected with operations WOfk for many year.-, m Malaya. Mr. Houghton came155 words
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Advertisement1083 1957-03-14 10 NOTICES TENDKR PWD IBNDU NOTIC E rI^NDSt^S fron Cla 'E' and TENDERS •■> rec( ved i PW D Registered m 23th Contl to. V.i be received March the pun im by v r PWD, r f vat SG p X r. tar., up to Noon 3537 which ha f- i1,083 words
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Advertisement428 1957-03-14 10 NOTICES I AR EASTERN FREIGHT CONFERENCE FAR EAST Gl LF OF ADEN AND RED SEA PORTS CONFERENCE BRITISH BORNEO FREIGHT CONFERENCE. Rates <>f Freight from Malays Homeward Tariff area and from British Beirnco. Brunei and Sarawak The Increases m rates announced by the Conferences m June. 195(3. only partly met428 words
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Advertisement164 1957-03-14 10 BARBER-FERN- VILLE LIKES for Boston, Ntw York, Philad«lphia. Bait. more m (via C-pc ot Good Hrn. S'por« t. .'harr. FERNSIDE FERNSEA 14/2) Mar M«f a*/* 7- Prom New York, Lot An*ele» San Fran* N rerk L aln 1 FERNFICLD Sa.led MM LEOVILLE Sa.lcd N I MANDIVIILI 16/20 Mar t Ap.164 words
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Advertisement590 1957-03-14 11 CO., LTD. L^K^ 5 6 Rob ,son Ro d r sNEL LINE TH itfUiKAN mama fjBfTH re Ph.ladclph.a Cf Cult Port, r-re P S ham Penang 26 lafaa H M r 2S Mar .i Apr 24, 2S Ap. 26/27 Apt <<* nd discharga cargo vAN LLOYD o^rerdaiw f- -m Cr590 words
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Advertisement1204 1957-03-14 11 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD <Sc CO., LID. Tel: 2412 118 ,mci (Incorporated m Singapore) (12 line*) oZ" THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE 5? kali Pt, B t0 p,oceed vi oth Port* to load and d.fcharg. cargo SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL, CLASCOW. LONDON CONTINENTAL PORTS Singapore T Duo Sails P. Sham Panang TeiresM-, i~1,204 words
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Advertisement804 1957-03-14 11 MITSUI OEJ MNE FOR JAPAN S'poro P.S'hom Penang Awobasan Maru fcr Moil K6ba, YcKObama 4 Apr Hagurosan Maru for VKot^Yc4u*orrw 2 8 Apr FOR USA For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore Hocisan Mom 14Apr 17Apr FOR KARACHI, BOMBAY, via COLOMBO Axumosan Maru from Japon G. 33/34 16 Mar 18 Mar Amogison804 words
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Advertisement646 1957-03-14 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS Soiling, toi Aongkok ond/or Pot tost P#nono P.S'hoir S'oorc "SARGODHA" 16 1 8 Mor "MEONIA" 27 28 Mor 29, 30 Mor 31 1 Apr BANKGOK OND "SONGKHLA" 2 4 Apr HOMEWARDS Soilinqt f c. Ge»noo Antwerp RotletOom Hamburo Copenhogen Gothenburg Oslo S oore P S'horr Pen-no646 words
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Article, Illustration1444 1957-03-14 12 Commonwealth Sentiments FIEPITE the greatest strain to which India's association with the Commonwealth is subjected at the moment, that this connection Ls still maintained is one of the wonders of modern statesmanship. Wh.it is more, we m India are profoundly grateful that ne>w. md Malaya m coming August, arr te>1,444 words
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Article, Illustration1378 1957-03-14 12 JN this letter about a month ago I mentioned that an oil "war' was looming because the big oil companies m Australia after failing m sever a 1 attempts taking many months to persuade the Price Control authorities m Queensland to allow an increase m the1,378 words
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Article, Illustration101 1957-03-14 12 S B 4NCKOK: Field Marshal Sarit Thanarat. Thailand's Army -in -< standing, addn I i called urgently. The Marshal became the boss of three branches t>( armed >>>/,,. 1 2 following the declaration of state of emergency throughout the kingtlom ai Ih, I I M.L. Karb Kunjara,101 words
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Article395 1957-03-14 12 Edwin Shanke - SLAVE TRADE flourishes in Arabia LONDON TN Arabia, sirls who to to specially arranged dancing parties m poor villages may risk being kidnapped and sold into slavery. And servants of Moslem pilgrims to Mecca may find themselves used as "human travellers' checks" and sold m the' slave market when their395 words
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220 1957-03-14 13 I*, .i.ip.in s ii.tiii-niiiinK laniemt i*' b«»th thr mm and women's i:m set .m unprecedented rer m titles at stake m the world f Ogimura beat Tanaka m 'y &hould V.u ropes be mura and Tanaka will c men's double•rong to be bea' ir220 words
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Article, Illustration509 1957-03-14 13 FRANK McCHEE - SECRET VOTE DECIDED DODGIN MUST GO FRANK McCHEE Drama an night ai birthday party By LONDON, Tues.— Bill Dodgin, the Brentford manager, wis enjoying the rare luxury of a few hours off duty last week. He was one of the guests at a twenty-first birthday party m Bristol— thi own509 words
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Article206 1957-03-14 13 LOB wo: LI'S M ir 19 (UP) Olympic imp n Paul Anderson, a X'JO-pound mo< BereuJes who hold trtua y evei y heavjwe isjrJbl fting re >rd, has turned pr nal, ll a i announ- today. Ti: 24 ar-old giant from Tosce i Qc ru'.a.206 words
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Article38 1957-03-14 13 taris. March Ix (atea- Cr Thr 1 rendi Riifihy l 'nion team to pla% Wales at the* Cole>mbes Stadium here em March £3 shous two changes and one positional move from that beaten nine-five by Fnsland last month.38 words
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Article34 1957-03-14 13 LONDON. Ma rrn 12 Router» Brentford todai boat Boutheqd 3 2 m their third division South match, which WBfl postponed h-om February It was the only English football league match played today.34 words
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Article134 1957-03-14 13 Maui r>n Prai who had to d out of the team sgainst Enaland oecauso of an injurod hip rep a cs Ret-to Bloi io ai centre three -Ojuarter. Andre Bonifaece who i iyed sg i ns\ Seai si d end [roiaiid this seasoi > recalled ccr.':c m pl.-tep r,134 words
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Advertisement535 1957-03-14 13 CLASSIFIED ADS SITUATIOMS VAI.AM THf; Rl RRKR INDLSTBY |RK!*L\.\TI\G) RO\RD 4 PPbb .v: b WS itead i. foi i •j a State a ting Office within P $fiio Ab-- KW month plus L". i the B cant* eukl be Federal i /ens. Preb rill be given i<> the School of535 words
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Advertisement345 1957-03-14 13 4 PI I \TK.\S a c- ■rr.t numerary posts artnv r s apoir >mcers as unefer- amm c. place, be nn a mr .24 vancc. Age ,der 20 age. C t c om:- and Of the f M. a spec B: <■ will be r nent home .irird luring the345 words
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Miscellaneous214 1957-03-14 13 Jbncr By Al Capp y <. nt TAKE THE PRIZE.T n^rvESUSMORET^E^ ~<T J V.W HOLD TME. FOR THE PARADE OT "MR /\^k STRON«SN<OSE.. CT T r SALOMf V < "■ONTE^.T^ -SHE'S ftfAi.iTiruLS" bIANLEV Vb, lj^7 hE'j WAH IDCCL- f A_* JlAl t a, NN-h THE ONLY HAM- STRONGNOSE >»VILL /-^-S^.214 words
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Miscellaneous390 1957-03-14 13 .rpODAY'9 QUOTATION: I I |esl seeaa Ra point I when tlw je"»lrr l.iuuli* him- i 1 icil Schlltor. I THI7RSD \N IOR E\l l« x i i (i\h: Th iisa sts I for consolidating »ins, 01 I i ring and aystamsl ring I tn.:. t Maka the avening i c390 words
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272 1957-03-14 14 PAK HOCKEY CHAMPS TO VISIT MALAYA Here's A ihanee Jo Raise Asian Games Fun€J KUALA LUMPUR. Wed T n Bhawa'.p ;r Hockey Quo, the National c n= of Pakistan. rr.av v: Malays m May to play i m i games m the Pederation and S.n^apore. T. i E -alpur hockey272 words
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Article27 1957-03-14 14 Milt* jj i' a hall m th, J of a hct tier see. Bag s he tal St 1 aad hr id i: ftonralrs' J I27 words
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Article, Illustration167 1957-03-14 14 I scene on thr crease of ket field at Port Elizabeth. South Africa. March f. as the final Test of the England versus South A a rubber end (M the boundary (oaf Ol the pict the left Roy ||t> L m ol South rUrtcs167 words
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Article126 1957-03-14 14 Today's Sport MJLFmA I Royal Engineers Orb Assn rs Police S.A. at Jalan Besar Stadium, 5.15 p.m. D tmos Sports C Pondok ikan at Ge y lang. 5.15 p.m. Di H Mintn CU. vs. Tami' therhood Association at Far- Park. 5.15 p.m. INTFI SCHOOL Johore English cge vs. St Joseph's126 words
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Article89 1957-03-14 14 CHIN WOO beat < s_g by 81-«S3 ln the Division *A* basketball match pla yesterday at the Youth Sports Centre. 1 ncr results are as f •B'— Golo Tcan hg Chou Ran 63-6" Team beat Soo Khoon Q R A Changi Bus he B 1 Tin89 words
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Article58 1957-03-14 14 r Slier a'..--,:e will shp ii pereentaEe points :>..3 mark of the 195« season. That was the verb fl Titan •lay of "Bizmac ihe A aewest elec a was put on demonstration at thi -automotive center iarters .These were the other aaeaVs lions. l :t>h I e> Avertion <*_c T^d58 words
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Article1175 1957-03-14 14 Walter Lindrum - Walter Lindrum By j as told to S. Ragavan I II WE rone fo Mn*: c pore not unh to \)a\ tribute In nr vrr? cood friends, Mr \Vnn_; Kuok Leone .niel Mr Tin seek K.i\ tho sponsors of mv visit li^rebut also to pa1,175 words
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Article39 1957-03-14 14 1 T ki r,]'} ejaj M Mino.-f). 'A te Sox) HI Ul me. .313 30a B -ra, _197 °'JH R a ibtjra, -323 303 Carl Kui o (Dodgers) .^l4 2 y Stan Mv 1 Card.:. 2'n 310 Held.39 words
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Article80 1957-03-14 14 STOCKHOLM. March U •UP i Two Hungarian and a Swedish player were without partners today at 'ho w^rld table-tennis champion- .hips because their aatigned Korean girl co-players refused to play m mixed doubles on religious grounds. The three girls san^ Book Wi*-. Kyong Ja Choi and Kb Sung80 words
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Article31 1957-03-14 14 royal [Engineers failed to turn up to meet Royal Electrical and Mechanical Englneera m the Caldbeck Cup soccer match scheduled to be played at Ayer Rajah Road \f terday.31 words
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Article, Illustration66 1957-03-14 14 Ogimura The 'Wonder' Hungarian ICHIRO OGIMI'RA (left), who won the world singles title for men m thc world table tennis championships at Tokyo, m 1956, is scon with thc Hungarian wonder player Zoltan Berczik I rijjht at Stockholm (IfanTtJj I), where the 1957 world table tennis championships have fust started.AP - 66 words
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Article307 1957-03-14 14 CAPETOWN. ."March 13, (Keuter)— Peter May, despite his dismal record m the five Test matches, topped thc hatting averages for the M.C.C. tour of South Africa which ended today. He i seed i.jT'i runs, srith a highest tbam of 1991 1 m sverafe of 00.-l.307 words
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Article310 1957-03-14 14 STOCKHOLM, March 13 (Router) Toma Rciter of Rumania eliminated seeded Richard Bergmann of Kngland 14-21, U,-21, 17-14, 11-8. 11-10 m the mens singles second round of the World Table Tennis Championship. Bcrgmann's defeat ffOS thc more remarkable as he had taken precautions not to310 words
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Article105 1957-03-14 14 FOLLOWING were elected Officii -B< a: i r at the annual gent ral m< ting ol the SmgaDore Achllle Club:Ibitriuis: Mi .1 S <• *T. < loh I Im. President: Mr. F. me iere-Preal-dent*: Mi R P 0 Hare. Mr 1 i I I linn. Secretary Mi V105 words
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Article199 1957-03-14 14 ROYAL I Ire tne il and twice Singapore Zone c hen bid lor the Tar Last Land I championship when thc\ n i ment m the semi-final at I ,j C rV X ling the D Regime C mand champion ur Who \h Kuan who i- i rrc „lar199 words
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