The Singapore Free Press, 3 February 1951

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1 4 The Singapore Free Press
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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1951. PRICE 11 N CENTS
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    US IGNORANT OF BANDIT WAR
    274 1 ibassador warns of Russian tactics LONDON, Saturday. should know more about Britain's fight against Comi m Malaya and the fact that her economic plight results ices made m the last war said IT.S.l T .S. Ambassador, Walter i London last ninht. spoke at a dinner
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    FOURTH ATOM BLAST
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    5 CHILDREN DIE
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    Two wide Boys
    71 1 "At \ed>t we have rhe distinction of bemi{ the only tipsters ever chafed by a racetrack crowd and c bando %an<* at the same f.me." Best bets for today AU AN Lewis's best bets for today are Rimfire, Meatta and Merry (ioKound. Treapasser's best bets are Gold
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    Agreement on 38th denied
    146 1 Agreement on 38th denied riim n > dip! I a not to s< nd United Nations forces across the 38th Parallel, Mr. MacDermott, U.S. State Department spokesman, yesterday m Washington. He recalled a proposal before the United Nations month for a cease-fire Imp m Korea. The proposal would have set
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    7 SEAMEN DIE IN EXPLOSION
    53 1 ren Greek seamen died and 12 persons were hurt yesterday m blasts that c ew apart the 8.700-ton tanker Atlantic Duchess at her moorings m Swansea, South Wales. The Liberian-regi> 1 was torn by three major, blasts during the morning and by nightfall Bremen and
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    The Test: Miller hits out
    180 1 The Test: Miller hits out KEITH MILLER sent Australia away to a flying start when play was resumed this morning in the Fourth Test at Adelaide by hitting the first four balls from Bedser to the boundary. Bedser, who opened yesterday with a wicket maiden, was, today, by contrast. thrashed
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    Jap support for Dulles
    104 1 TOKYO, Sat. JAPAN should take part m a collective security system to defend her shores from aggression, the Prime Minister, Mr. Shigoru Yoshida, told parliament yesterday, m Tokyo. But collective security did not imply reliance on the United Nations, he said. A few hours after Yoshida's
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    MEDAL AWARD
    30 1 The War Office announced night the award ol Distinguished Conduct Medal and the Military Medal i -wo Gurkha soldiers for their par; In dispersing •bandit concentrations" m Malaya.
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    2 bandits killed by troops
    136 1 2 bandits killed by troops Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. SECURITY forces killed two Chinese bandits yesterday, one 4i the Tapah area of Perak and the other m the Alor Oajah district of Malacca. The former was killed by a patrol lying In ambush whicTi Hred at two
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    JETS FOR BOAC
    34 1 Britain's r cord breaking Comet jet airliner designed to cut passenger flying times to nearly half will begin extensive test flights on BOAC's routes by the end of this month. Reuter
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    LABOUR UNREST IN 3 COUNTRIES
    177 1 vfK'KES continued, began or were threatened yesterday In the United States, Britain and Australia. THE CONTINUED STRIKE by America's railway \ievs who are dissatisfied wages and working con- inns War shipments and rations for troops m Korea are held up, and scores of passenger trains
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    MEAT PRICES
    18 1 Hi her prices will be paid by the United Kingdom for Zealand r-eat this season. A.P.
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    31 1 VSV. r I by M»s Silvia Lot ha was married to Mr. j'irrv Pfrunder at the Wesley Chareh, Singapore. iterd iy. T»e brides veil was sP i<*ll> iesiarneJ ami <• if/iriiiirl. Free
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    TURK RUFUGEES
    29 1 The Executive Board of the World Health Organisation has voted to send $50,000 worth of supplies to refugees of Turkish origin who are being expelled by Bulgaria
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    PEKING REPLY TO U.N. ACTION
    247 1 HONG KONG, Saturday. RED CHINA today blamed the United State* alone for her indictment bv the United Nations as an aggressor in Korea. The first official reaction to the UN. vote ol Thursday was in a long editorial by the official People's Daily ol Peking,
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    Advance continues
    97 1 TOKYO. Sat. THE I'niled Nations offensive towards Bfjeafjl yesterday ground forward half a mile m the smallest day's advance of the nine-day-old Allied push. A heavy fog* and difficult terrain slowed the Allien more than did the spotty Chinese and North Korean resistance along the 50--mile front. A
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    25 1 This dog. "Madamoiselle Waldorf," wearing a hat specially designed for her performs a trick at a party held for dogs and cats m New York
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    CENSURE VOTE ON STEEL
    79 1 LONDON. S MR Winston Churchill leader ol th< i' risen Party put forward a mo m the House of Commons .n-day censuring the La- Government on Its cision to nationalise the s Industry and demanding that the decision be reversed. The steel Industry will be tra
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    'Success is sure if... says Ike
    256 1 'Success is sure if... says Ike WASHINGTON, Saturday. PENERAL Eisenhower said list night that the alternative to direct I'nited States participation m the defence of Western Elftfc is i Iter hopelessness.'' "Given unity In spirit and action.'" Hi m joint defence with the North At latinis attainable, the Oen< ral
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    U.K. INVITES ASSEMBLE
    21 1 The British G the United Nations ring "active consideration" to im he Oen lon mother Briti m >mber.
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    Mobilisation plan test
    23 1 LOND it \ir John Btrachey, tn ir Mini the ehi« Britain sat ion would work m Hr ex| Id Reuter
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    47 2 «»ii of Ihr* ftriltol Zoo's two oranu-uUns. takes a tup of warm gsjat'i tn..k fr«» n .i masked keeper. Annuals of the ape family are prone to catch influenza flail. The /<h» iv therefore takins special precautions to .safeguard their health atari nt. the present influenza epidemic.
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    A 'FISHY' QUARREL
    122 2 FISHING grounds, often a matter of dispute between local English fishing fleets, are now causing trouble m Scandinavia. The quarrel, between Norwegian and Swedish fishermen, concerns the shrimping grounds south-west of the Faerder Lighthouse at the mouth of Oslo fjord. The Norwegians say that the fishing grounds
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    Out of a Fairy Book
    634 2  - Out of a Fairy Book AUNTIE MAUREEN Jy tm ><» far: I'eier and his jii inrnd Ka/aW who li\es n*\t door are uvpped inducts 1.. '.\\it or USffC« da\> hec.iuse «f flood-v.aterN vlaVel suilound the house. Wiih Ahmad the n and li tie V\ 1 name mi Talrj (loud" Ihsjj
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    Page For Children Seaman Noakes Is Rescued
    846 2  - Page For Children Seaman Noakes Is Rescued S. C. GEORGE By Midshipman Andrew Christie and hia friend Ben Noakea off a privateet recently returned from sea are pressganged an to a Naval warship at Plymouth Andrew ta now an ordinary seaman I'he warship Mils for Calcutta where the? join a
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    HUNT FOR CAPT. KIDD'S TREASURE
    390 2 lhis news story appeared onpage 1 for the Free Press last •reek. Who was Captain Kidd whose treasure an expedition is to seek m the China Sea? Read below. C APTAIN William Kidd, was born m a fishing village on the banks of the River
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    37 2 Here is this week i painting competition. Send m your entries to Children's Page, Free Press, Singapore not later than Wednesday, iho two bent will tret S5 each Accompany your entry with your name add.\r>s and a-c
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    CROSSWORD WINNERS
    237 2 THE two $5 prize-winners of last week's crossrd competition were: Robert (hew (a?ed It), 21-7. Zion Road, SINGAPORE. Yin Ec Heng (aged It), 740. East Coast Road, si\<; \poßh Many of ycu took great pains w:th your entries even going so far as to copy them out word
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    THESE NAMES ARE NEWS
    53 2 THESE NAMES ARE NEWS I fed- "Forbidden H ur A rilv htical ,mpN for hundred; Althoti industrial lonß t,r for BON! Gem, the bird hov< n T!idamaged i air r:< i X the V 9 ma v small i tm the I prate S ed it m mam I ri
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    Mil. CIGARETTES TO SMOKE
    275 3 Mil. CIGARETTES TO SMOKE Skipper jailed as smuggler GENOA, Saturday. 3KIPPER CEDRIC BERRINGTON, of the schooner Sunshine, walked out of Marassi jail In Genoa, Italy, and said: "I'm going to sue the Italian Government lor 1^5,000. rrington, ex-R.A.F. squadron leader and now d 47, was lired on and arrested by
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    GENERAL'S DRIVER GETS 3 YEARS
    105 3 iy, B Nai Pak, South Korean driver of] ral Walton ►need i for MC<\ it w /(I Br b -v. X 10 J 3 I A I aA J > KQ« 1 I A*Q 4 S 5 I S x 3 Soa'h West Paas 1
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    MEAT PACT TO BE CONCLUDED
    48 3 MEAT PACT TO BE CONCLUDED Two senior officials of the Will In Australia this th for final negotiations on the 15-year mea r ment b I Britain and a. A Food Mil man said that the two ere go:: to other con- of j oroduee to Briiain. Reuter
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    JAPAN'S FOOD STOCK DOWN
    90 3 I Japan now has a staple food stock of 2.330.000 tons, I reports Jiji news agency. is was only two thirds of stocks held at the same time last year, but the Government was hopeful of adding another 750.000 tons to bring ply to the 3,000.000
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    Secrecy on U.S. tax
    54 3 I)RESIDENT Truman presented to 25 Congress members privately the outline of America's biggest tax Increase ever reported to be about 51tf.500.000. The Congress members, who deal with tax legislation, were asked to keep secret everything discussed m this "pay as you go' plan to (inane* the
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    Waif film to aid homeless
    108 3 LONDON. Fri. HUNDREDS of London cinemas have been asked to co-operate m showing a film, entitled "Family Affair." which stresses the plight of thousands of homeless children m various parts of Britain. The London County Council u lone ha s some 9.000 children m their
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    MORE FOR HEALTH
    48 3 The Executive Board of the World Health Organisation has voted a $7,677,000 budget for 1952. This is an increase of $377.--000 over this year's budget, but nine percent below the figure of $8,377,000 asked for by Dr. Brock Chisholm. Director General of the Organisation. Reuter
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    'Fortune-teller told me a lie'
    260 3 WIDOW JAILED FOR POISONING NEW YORK, Friday. \|RS. ELSIE WROSCH, 46-year-old dumpy little widow, showed emotion for the first time m nine days when the judge at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, sentenced her to life imprisonment foi poisoning her 70-year-old husband, Bern hard, wiin arscn! "That fortune-teller
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    26 3 FEATHERED i Akbar, 9. and Ashraf, 13, sons of Liaquit Ali Khan, the Pakistan Premier, admire a costume at the ice pantomim- "D ik Whiltmgton London.
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    'C' WEALTH' MAY GO
    48 3 THE Commonwealth plan South and S.,uihA.^ia may drop monwealth to enc< Uniied States pa: .said rauall icurces m Colombo. This p '.to .ncp of lude other Qon-Comm luntrlei also, will probably be disc ed by the Commo Cor. meetnext week. Suggested Committee r m
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    Muslims in Russian Work camps
    7 3 Muslims in Russian Work camps TI B
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    Reds screen propaganda
    26 3 Reds screen propaganda c Conr. a portable cin< the border of tin sector of Berlin m an >ldiers are atrocities m X They chai B U.P.
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    WASTE PAPER DRIVE BEGINS
    11 3 WASTE PAPER DRIVE BEGINS paper In T! was; r Is on
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      21 3 HISTIAK :e society Crove Rd.. Spore. In USA Sunday. 103 C L swsj 5 a b 2 1 at Room I
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      153 3 M^iidrdkC Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press in Malnvn i I 1 4S THE THUG SWINGS, MANOR m\ I A HAND FROM NOWHERE SUDDENLY ~AuD DISAPPEARS WITH IT VJr 6FSTURES HYPNOTICALLY SEEMS W 6*A& THE BLACKJACK" INTO THE //ALL I CAN BEUtW YOU E^PECTEO ME. J p u I n^
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      318 3 BUCKLE I' i. ./i *s j t^rß^s] THANKS fOR sropp/N.eur I CAN YOU GO THAT WAY? I p vipiiiotbJpVßMW IOUR LUCKY I STAR BORN today, you have vaunting ambitions; are proud and self-reliant. You are not one to take 1 orders from anyone and you will only reach success if
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, FEB. 3. 1951 Windfalls and bonuses
    281 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, FEB. 3. 1951 Windfalls and bonuses L* ic* day m the ifwul an old mystery. S t here on Aith rain n heat a horse flash the v midst turous s*iouta and trailing groans fi mewrx on the I r id or by a follows
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    'Hopeless mistakes'
    307 4 Lecher to the Editoi YOUR London, Letter oi Mond from Hal Romney pra c ■> m p a n v I director, Ashworth Hope tor his "well documented and logically t r r v c d" charges a jainst British policy m Mn ay a. It is clear
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    A general speaks on
    972 4 Lt. Gen. Sir Giffard Martel The Government's conscription policy since 1945 has failed... Britain needs Z-men to pull her out 'rr v wft.nv world is it iSt at the lack of decision and action by the Western nations Europe i r this time teat peril If
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    Talking about Singapore by citizen.
    710 4 Talking about Singapore by citizen. The Bead End Kids oiii c.iiiui'ej mut f those who. barefoot and m rags, wander among: hawkers' stalls m Singapore markets with empty tins and hungry looks, pouncing on any scraps of food left over on the tables? Who, for nothing better to do, put
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    MACAO IS LOOKING TO THE FUTURE
    506 4  -  Warren White By npHE small Portuguese Colony ol Macao, which for 40U years has traded with China from the mouth of the great, sluggish Pearl River, is looking forward to a happy, uninterrupted future. Once the main Eastern gateway for interchange of coolie labourers,
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    14 4 fl guarantee my pills, gentlemen, to make you very, wry HI tot >owr mcdicah
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    S.M.C. MAY RAISE RATE FOR WATER
    354 5 S. M.C. MAY RAISE RATE FOR WATER 1 5ct. increase for domestic needs Free Press Staff Reporter J^KSIDENTS of shophouses m the Singapore Municipality, who use water for domestic purposes, may have to pay 55 cents instead of the present 10 cents per 1,000 gallons for their water. This would
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    GUARD DOC IN ACTION
    41 5 picture. NOT hi tt'-MCtKi hut a d emOHStratton cl how Leading Air Dog Monty would attack an intruder. Monty is one of the R.A.F. dogs bein taken to Hong Kong for feuird work there- Free Pr ess
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    COLD WAVE HITS K.L.
    53 5 KUALA lIMPIR, Fri Hi V rain clouds caused told wave" m Kuala Lumpur today. The temperature wavered between 71 and *3 degrees throughout the morning. t \eept for a brief speli at 10 M am., the sun was hidden behind a th ck blanket of threatening
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    Women doctors for S.M.C.
    238 5 Free Press Staff Reporter TWO MORE part-time women doctors have been appointed to the Singapore Municipal infant welfare clinics, making a total of three, all of whom are Chinese. They are Dr. (Mrs.) Mah and Dr. (Mrs.) Yeo Kum See, both private practitioners. The first parttime
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    BANK CHIEFS FAREWELL
    22 5 ■Yard man i 1" tpeakins .ti r sjivea to Ib| by (.ill a aipsf j at I Rest »ur.itit.
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    OFF TO BRAZIL-WITH A REFRIGERATOR!
    162 5 H Reporter an, her i I i ;e .T m< X R i her r!-l-c i a deh' s .d i him. R tensive i .;h emijne m B and settled down there id had two sons and a daughter. One son went to Sao
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    CHINESE NEW YEAR EXPECTATIONS
    275 5 Free Press Staff Reporter FOR THE POOR ALTHOUGH prospects for celebration of Chinese New Year look bleak for aged pauper Hock Man."' who^e living quarters are on the cold stone steps of a house m Serangoon Roaci. he is looking forward to it as eagerly as
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    64 5 MR. E. W. BAHK. President of the Korean Union M:ssion of Seventh Day Adventists, went to Korea from Germany 25 years ago and regards it as home. Here he is talking with two old Korean fr'ends, Mr. Pak Chang Ik (left) and Mr. Lee Ryu Sik both of the Mission.
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    Sarawak needs Malay Regiment
    104 5 T.ie formation of a M ment, m Sarawak similar ■he one m Malaya, has en advocated by Utusan Sarawak, a weekly rews- •,.r;u:ne published m KuchSarawak. 'The preservation of lawand order and the prevention 34 lawless activities, which cm only bring loss to the c intry,
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    SEX LECTURES AT K.L. YWCA
    79 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. J^UALA LUMPUR girls, who are courting, engaged or have just started out on iheir married life, will from :his month be able to attend talks and lectures organised by the Y.W.C.A. on a number of subjects relating to marriage, sex. housekeeping and
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    AMBULANCE CLASS AT CHINESE YMCA
    37 5 The Chinese V.M.C.A. m Selegie Road, Singapore, is starting a St. John's Ambulance training class. All members, as well as on-members. who are intend are asked to apply as i as possible.
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    MC's rebuke resigned officer
    228 5 Free Press Staff Reporter A REBUKE and a for feiture of leave pay formed the decision of the Finance Committee of Singapore Municipal Commissioners m dealing with the resignation of a European officer from the service. The officer concerned is Mr. I. W. Shelley, Assistant Mechanical
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    U.S. SHIPPING FIRM BREAKS TRADITION
    233 5 I 1)1(1 MIIK I S pping Hi the I idenl I m« v ha* broken i ti ssWsasj Sf sppa attag Im m nun Mi ordeiro, ot to iw- iv t repraaei ti\e m the < «»l«»n\ H heito. the post ha* al»» hehl In
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    MALAYA GEIS FIRST TV SET
    52 5 IPOH. Friday. HPHE first television receiver to enter Malaya will, by kiid permission of the General Electric Co., Ltd., England, will be on exhibition at Ipoh on Sunday when the workshop of the Amateur Radio Society of Perak is officially opened at the YMCA at
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    SNAGS IN EXPORT OF CANNED PINEAPPLES
    427 5 Eree Press Staff Reporter THE NEED lor finding a basis, whidi. w.iile aatisl the Ministry of Food, would do justice to the Malayan pineapple industry and at the same V < crease the supply of canned pineapi U-s lor Ihe Unite I Kingdom market,
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    400 IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR
    48 5 PENANG. Fn. Although their new $300,000 building has not been completed. 400 pupils of ihe Hun Chiang School. Penang today moved m and occupied ten classrooms on the ground floor. The building is expected to be completed at the end of March.
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    12 MALAYS HELD
    48 5 ALOR STAR. Fri. Keauh Police have so far made 12 arrests m connection last Saturday's attack Malays on Chinese squa m the Bukit Junir.i ar^a Originally 14 were detained but two have been released Eight Chinese were killed and one burnt to c h^ attack.
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    MORRIS LAYS THE BEDSER 'BOGEY
    529 6 MORRIS LAYS THE BEDSER 'BOGEY 7th Test century v. England From BILL BOWLS ADELAIDE, Saturday. f EFT-HANDER Arthur Morris, one of U Australia's batting failures hitherto, laid the Bedser "bogey" with a splendid innings of 1 10 not out m the Rrst day's play of the Fourth Test at Adelaide
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    45 6 picture Three Singapore (Vcket Clab defenders have the ball covered before O. Rozario (right). Singapore Recreation Club insider:ght, could reach it: an incident m the SUA. knockout tourney final on the Padang on Thursday. S R C won by two goal to nil- Free Press
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    Looks of scholar, speed of hound
    218 6 ASIAN GAMES CONTENDERS...IS By CONRAD NG ONt: WOULD think of an athlete In terms o! build and brawn the figure ol an Adonis and the strength of Hercules— but Asian Games contender ran En* Yoon has neither of these assets. Yet, he is one
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    Golf rules to be revised
    113 6 ROYAL and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews ruling body of British solf announced last night ihe names of British and American negotiators to discuss a uniform code of nil The club said the -roiio d meet at St. Andrew's Lay. ..ough most of the
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    Solution To Crossword No. 268
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    Ton Div. 1 clubs clash today
    223 6 Ton Div. 1 clubs clash today I rum JIM CHAMBERS TODAY'S soccei card tarries several to;, line First Division games, the pick of the lot being Tottenham Hotspurs' trip to Sunderland, Middlesbrough's journey to Manchester United and Arsenal's home game against Newcastle I T nited. Tottenham and Middlesbrough, current leaders
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    Paras beaten in Melbourne
    93 6 Free Press Correspondent MELBOURNE, Sat. FILIPINO Little 1134| lb. > dropped a narrow points decision to Noel Coates '132 lb.' of Vici In a hectic 12 -round fight at Melbourne Stadium night. Coates. the cleaner puncher of the two scored well m the earlier pan of
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    S.A.F.A. and South China draw again
    55 6 S. A.F. A. and South China draw again SOUTH China A. A. soccer team played a strongly contested game against the Singapore Amateur Football Association touring side at the >nal Stadium. Bangkok. yesterday. The return match. ilted m a goalless draw. The first match, played on Tuesday, was also a
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    DANES IN H.K.
    38 6 Eighteen member> of the Danish Boldklubbcn >occer team arrived m Hong Kons on Thursday by air trom Copenhagen to play a series of games with local teams luring the Chinese V v Year lavs. A.P
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    FOOTBALLERS ASK FOR MORE PAY
    314 6 From Jim Chambers ENGLISH professional footballers, the lowest paid sports entertainers m the world, got a shock this week. The boys who draw d a million fans to the ground! every Saturday afternoon for nine months of every year read that a famo i club
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    FIRST SPORTS MEET AT NEW STADIUM
    26 6 FIRST SPORTS MEET AT NEW STADIUM m the new nat Delhi O] ten part l ins. The Dreviuos record 153 ft. 8 ins. iGi: iKTiirii Mouiris
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    RUGBY 'SEVENS' RESULTS
    4 6 RUGBY 'SEVENS' RESULTS I
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    GOLH MERIDIAN IS FANCIED
    652 7 GOLH MERIDIAN IS FANCIED Latest hints from track From ALLAN LEWIS KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. p opinion counts for anything, Gold Meridian is noing to have an easy task m the Cup trial this afternoon. I did not hear anything mentioned as likely lo lower the grey's colours. I entirely agree
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    60 7 23 more new horses classified As- Air i \i> O s I I I sj| nunicd from pre\io U N (.Ie 111 M BTI DIO WIN lIX I MM C"»ee.t:» Hot •»e The Grand Pa mar v. I n Cl. 4 Cl 4 to Cl irtr's c ••>.■ n Nob>
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    Pleasing gallop by Ondine
    450 7 II'ORKING on the second grass track, *vhich was m good condition, ONDINE, ridden by Abdul Farad, showed winning form when he finished m front of SPRINGBOK (Charles) and AMBASSADOR (Harper) over three furlongs m 36 3/5 sees, ihis morning. Ondine was about a length clear of
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    TODAY'S CARD
    660 7 TOD A Y'S CARD The card of events for today's races at Kuala Lumpur j is given below. Double totes will be on races four and five and seven and eight. The Big Sween will be drawn on Race I Eirht. Race 1—2.30: Cl. 3, Div. 4- 6F. 1 000
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    HARVEY AND MORRIS HIT OUT
    543 7 (Continued from Page SIX) nature of his growing confidence he was instrumental m Hassett losing his wicket. Morris pasred his 50 when Hassett was still m his early forties and I imagine Hassett did not like being left behind m his quest for nans. I
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    All The Latest Selections
    230 7 RACE 1 2.30 RACE 2 3.00 RACE 3 3.30 RACE 4 4.00 RACE 5 4.30 RACE 6 5.00 RACE 7 5.30 RACE 8 6.00 ALLAN LEWIS DE WIN irent Fall Uood Advice MFRR^Y-GO-ROLND Tail Light "evtar PLAYTIME Jimmy Fllm Fan MEAITi Admiral Baroda Prince GOLD MERIDIAN
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    Late arrivals not running
    65 7 TRAINER W. Tu:i 1 four candidates Wellington Unicorn. SHopian and Spear of Sara- >\< who only arrived from Singapore at si\ o'clock last evening will not start today. Dundonald and Silvn Spear are other course scratching knovn this morning. I expect the soins to he food
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    TO IMPROVE S.C.F.A GAME
    66 7 A SUB COMMITTEE has been formed by the Singapore Chinese tball Association to find out the best methods of promoting better soccer among Singapore Chinese. The following were elected to the committee it the first council meeting ol I ot the S.C.F.A. yesterda Farrer Park: Kee
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    FIVE DIE FOR RAPE IN VIRGINIA
    116 8 RICHMOND. Virginia. Sat. ITOUR of the seven llartins- ville N sentenced for raping :i white woman electrocuted yesterdu Richmond. Virginia. A 17-year-old white man. George Thomas Hailey. went to the electric chair before them for the rape and murder of a 14-year-old Halifax County
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    40 8 FLEW TO mMUIC Mr. Peter Cator. 26-year-old son of Sir Geoffrey I al formerly of the Malayan ivil Service, flew from Nigeria for his ueddin? to Ma Katherine Coke, of Cheam. Surrey, at London's Saint Martin In The Fields Churrh.
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    DEATH IN THE CONVENT
    277 8 Jail for Mother Superior ATHENS, Saturday. IN the convent of Karatea, set m one of the most beautiful places m the world, the y were working today on the defence of their superior, Mother Mariam. She is m jail 50 miles away, accused of getting money
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    Newspapers cut again in U.K.
    80 8 LONDON Sal IJKITAIN'S already thin newspapers will have to cut their newsprint consumption by five per cent. The announcement was made by the Newsprint Supply Company wh eh said available stocks have fallen to the lowest level since 1940. The cut will take effect on
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    34 8 CAT GUEST— The guest of honour at a cumins-out party for cats and do»s at New York's Cog Rouge was Xantippe, a stray cat adopted by Princess Elene Tsouioukidze. Other guests were society animals.
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    ARAB DEFENCE
    36 8 Six Arab States yesterday signed a Joint defence pact linking; their political and military strategy. Jordan refused to sign until the other states of the Arab League recognise her Incorporation of East Palestine. Reuter
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    22 8 Exiled King Peter of Yugoa has offered to supply '•at least one division for a United States "Foreign Legion" m Europe.- A.P
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    20 8 LOUNGING WEAR— The plaid gingham bloomers for lounging were among the spring styles ul a preview in New York City.
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    THE SAINT
    5 8  -  Leslie Charteris by
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    Govt, funds still falling
    43 8 LONDON, Sat. THE Stock Market was mainly firm but with activity dampened by a 15 per cent. »ut m coal supplies to industry and by the approach ot week-end Government funds, however continued to lack support and drifted lower.
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    NEW VACCINE FOR INFLUENZA
    193 8 LONDON, Saturday. OIK ALEXANDER Fleming:, discoverer of penicillin, 3 said yesterday that encouraging results have been achieved with a new influenza vaccine. Developed at the Wright Fleming Institute at St. Mary's Hospital m London. it has been used experimentally on members of the hospital staff and
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    133 8 THESE eyes belong to .Mr. Hendrick Botha. 30 of Johannesburg; but they used to belong to someone else. Mr. Botha, blind for ten yeiars. had his sight restored by two operations grafting healthy corneas to his eyes. The corneas were supplied by the 'eye bank' m New York, the only
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    'Turko'maybe coming back
    161 8 vnrßKO' Westerling, who has left Brussels for the A international zone of Tangier, is thought to be making for the South Moluccas Republic to take part m the fight against Indonesia Westerling, during his stay m Brussels alter ne arrived there last August from Singapore was said
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    SIR R. CROSS
    34 8 Sir Ronald Cross, former British High Commissioner m Australia, has been appointed Governor of Ta.< nia. it was announced today. Sir Ronald Cross. 54. is a Conservative Member of Parliament. Reuter
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    Ape in skirt pelts police
    79 8 LONDON. Sat. AN ape wearing a skirt flung bricks at policemen from the roof of an empty house at Highgate. London. Miss Lome G. H. Dunn, a portrait artist, who lives near the empty house m South-grove, saw the ape first. 'It thought it was
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    Peace solution
    55 8 I\ON T strive too hard for peace of mind, says the Amey ncan psychologic^ Karl Meaninfor. People search to hard for it thai they don't have any. "The only way to control the tension of the times is to lose yourself m love, m thinking of others m
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    H.K. MONEY
    28 8 Yesterdays closing prices on the Hong Kong Money Exchange were HK $5.95-5.97 per U.S. dollar. KH$l5 25 per pound sterling. HK5325.5 per tael of gold.— UP.
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    ADMIRAL HONOURED
    37 8 Vice Admiral William Gerard Andrewes. Officer m Command ol British NavaJ Forces m Korean waters, ha.s been made a Knight Commander of the British Empire for 'distinguished service m Korean waters since July 1950.- Reuter
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    French sink 70 sampans
    10 8 French sink 70 sampans FRI- i Fri 'v mil; and
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      Masthead
      8 1 Free Press Saturday Magazine Saturday, February 3, 1951.
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      Looking back on five ears in Malaya
      443 1  -  ERIC MITCHELL by 'Banana' money, black markets. S.H.B. crime wave, and the Emergency Malayan I limers", i immsl of tip rvice, n scence <>n \.»n pi c war mil con among M prse com the >horeI n B I he i for Cigarettes
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      SHE CAME FROM THE STREET
      396 1  -  Kluanger by IT may. or may not, have been an umvise thing, to do, but prudence, when it is a question of my personal desires, is not one of my strong characteristics. 1 am not disputing the fact that, when I first met her, she
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      NURSE FOR A DAY
      623 1 NURSE FOR A DAY Howling babies, agitated parents, the sick and the hale, mingle m the doctor's outer office m a drama of every day life. RATHER rashly I volunteered my services to a doctor when illness struck simultaneously at his assistants. All I know about mixtures is how to
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      Andre Champions tKe 'Stunt'Men
      865 2 Andre Champions tKe 'Stunt'Men THEY GET A RAW DEAL MAUREEN MALLAL interviews Andree Adoree, Wrestler and Stuntman now m Singapore \IEET Mr. Andre Adoree wrestler, boxer and "stuntman on the Hollywood screen, who-recentlv arrived m Singapore to take up a wiestling encement m the colony. He has been thrown oft
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      TRIP TO THE SPHINX
      49 2 T :DS of British I d five to an comne Sphinx. Pyramids and other Egypt is the fl d by the Cairo's Society of the Friends of Art. from y country m the world. Suj i subject is Your its characteristic s inhabitants, its landscape.
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      at the Cinemas
      123 2 lAIHAV: "Dafhfv, of Idaho" A tcchnicolour musical which I have made more of Es* her Williams' swimming talent. Some b*;<ht, snappy new s> numbers by such names b I me. Ele Iton. ivmiiov Warerfi ■listic typ of nlm s it really is S of nktog r <
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      The critic, two views
      399 2 (From "Stow News" << (No. 1 copy) issued this week at the Capitol and Kei cinemas). 4 FILM critic Ji as a >> l\ duty to perform to >? the rea lumn, an << extremely difficult duty, >> which is to subordinate at his own pergonal
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      A DANISH DISNEY
      169 2 THE Danish gevacolour production "Tinderbox," (coming to Cathay) based on the Hans Andersen story, will be compared to Walt Disney's "Cinderella." In many ways "Tinderbox" Is more enjoyable. Tech nically it falls a good de: short of the Disney standard, the colour i s not always satisfactory
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      A BACHELOR'S WAIL
      170 2 gEING a bachelor m Hollywood is tough, thinks Farley Granger, 24-year-old star. "People always want to know why you are not married or when you plan to marry. You are the prey of every rumour monger.. They often link you with girls you have never even met.
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      Jean scared' the censor
      115 2 Jean scared' the censor A London critic reviewing: "The Woman m Question" < coming to the Capitol) expressed surprise that certain 'shots' and some of the dialogue had not been cut. Mr. Jack Evans the Malayan censor, admitted that he had "breathed heavily" over some of the scenes but had
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      THE 'SAMBA FILM' AGAIN
      261 2 Francis Rogers previews "the Three Caballeros" "THE THREE CABAL- LEROS"— the film that brought the Samba to Singapore is back. It will be shown at the Pavilion soon. It stars the inimitable Donald Duck who travels through South America with the aid of a film and
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      'Bulldog Pidgeon'
      159 2 'Bulldog Pidgeon "7ALTER Pidgeon heads the list m the name part as Captain "Bulldog" Drummond m the M.G.M. picture finished recently at Elstree. Beautiful, blue eyed, blonde haired Margaret Lelghton is leading lady, and plays the role of Policewoman Sergeant Smith, aide to "Bulldog" Drummond m his fight against a
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      The First 'Great Lover'
      111 2 VJAURICE Costello, first 'great lover of the screen, died m a Hollywood hospital recently, aged 74. He was the predecessor of them all from Valentino to Clark Gable and Montgomery Clift H e began with the Vitagraph Company m 1907. He was a handsome young man
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      Britain's Films DO Pay
      311 2 - toys sir LAURENr^ CIR Laurence Olivier recently starred m a new and unpaid West End role by opening a film-crisis conference of actors, musicians, studio technicians, electricians, and crowd workers at London's Wyndham's Theatre. He took the stage not as the man whose Hamlet voice has
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      NEW-STAR
      11 2 JO (he lad en a this j who I Th.
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      ABDUL'S LAST MISSION
      658 3  - ABDUL'S LAST MISSION MICHAEL KAY Free Press Saturday Short Story jmrrn W^fc* rei J m% beat down I rcilessfy m beat and ince CorRahim ;»s *****14 very i cautiousl) •!<<• under < I r »lden light :h chinks green the jungle 1 nvetoping ea>v as •he jungle Iced a .>d
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      NEW WAY TO BUILD A HOUSE
      211 3 NE W WAY TO BUILD A HOUSE gUN-BAKED mud blocks, one of urn's earliest build--i^ materials, are igain beini? used m he United States But 'ie new blocks are -iter than the old. The mixture is only 1 percent native earth. le other 10 percent icing cement. Moistened with a
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      Once a palace, now a school
      370 3  -  THOMAS GOH by THERE are a few historic buildings m Singapore today which were once the palatial residences of Malay princes. One such building with an interesting background of Malay royalty is the Radin Mas School m Mount Faber Road. The name "Radin Mas"
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      LOOKING BACK
      202 3 Continued from Page 1 went "up-country" as a Security Officer on a rubber estate and, later, an iron mine. It was there that I was amazed to discover proof of the warnings given to government since 1945 of the impending Communist insurgence by long service planters and police
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      'Rehearsal' for Thnomas Cup
      507 4 ALL-ENGLAND TOURNEY By a Special Correspondent ym n a lly a Thomas Cup "rehearsal* 1 is the All gland badminton impionship inert al Empress Hall, Karl's i 'Mill, London next iilli \ll Ihe world's ding exponents ol' Khe game w i' 1 \te there m attempts
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      BRADMAN
      92 4 So non :07ie from the ten, His flashing blade a story To tell our boys: we've seen The great Don m his glory. So 7iow he's gone from the game. The scorer's task is lighter And his totals not the same As he chalked for the game's great fighter.
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      Confusion over the throw-in
      260 4  -  ARCHIE QUICK K> U'HK.x .v a throw-in not a throw-in? ion will be put the F j.^t ball Asion ai shortly the la erning throw-in. ma m and ball does not enter the play the referee oriirow to bsame side, as ball has been out of
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      Lemon-time,onion bags...and Knights of the Whistle'
      504 4  - Lemon-time, onion bags... and Knights of the Whistle' JOHN MACADAM By *T*HERE it was, staring at us like a sore thumb m an oysteropening competition, like a well-remembered face looming out of a strange crowd m a strange land, like a 110 —8 shot coming through on the rails there
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      Football tax-free in Philippines
      671 4 VO tax is neing levied on soccer matches m Manila, according to a letter from the Singapore footballers who played there. Whether this is due to real appreciation of the value of sport on the part of the authorities Ls not known, but by a coincidence
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      New stadium for Melbourne's 1956 Olympics
      249 4 New stadium for Melbourne's 1 956 Olympics MR. E. J. ("Billy" > Holt, Britain's 1948 Olympic Games organiser, is returning to London this month after three months of "knowhow" talking to promoters of the Australian 1956 Games. He is impressed by Australia's enthusiasm. convinced that Melbourne's 1956 Olympics will rivaH
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      2 champions set problem
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