The Singapore Free Press, 30 May 1952

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA 18.465. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
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    BERLIN BEATS BACK RED MOB
    364 1 6,000 riot after sfreech by Mr. Eden BERLIN, Friday. T BERLIN police beat back an attempt ~t by 6,001) rioting Communist youths r Berlin to invade the United States j arrested more than 200. The police arir d with teargas grenades and water :Ac.d not
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    Duclos to face plot charge
    113 1 Duclos to face plot charge PARIS. Fri. 4 X ning magisA M Andre Jacquin- ::'cnliy signi lei barging M. Dud s the arrested unoranist Par- t, acts against security of i Hi :.:.d previously I a nat ol carrying HI the Govern- invest iga- i was described I I ing
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    WOMAN ROBS CHILD
    88 1 WOMAN ROBS CHILD Free Press Staff Reporter AN eight-year-old girl, Tan joon Sing, was robbed of her bangles, worth $58, by a woman m a side-lane off Silat Road, Singapore, at 12.50 p.m. yesterday. The child was walking to school when the woman called out to her on the pretext
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    TWO INDIAN LEFTIST PARTIES COMBINE
    128 1 NEW DELHI. Friday. fTHE Socialist Party and the X.M.P.P. (Kisan Maz- door Praja Party)— the two main moderate leftist parties m India— last night announced they had decided to form a working alliance. A joint statement issued by Socialist leader. Mr. Jai Prakash Narain and
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    QUEEN MOTHER AS PILOT
    91 1 The Queen Mother disclosed yesterday that she piloted for some time, at more than 500 miles an hoar, the Comet jet airliner m which she had a joyride .over Europe last week. Accompanied by Princess Margaret she took off from Hatfield m Hertfordshire for the trip
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    FRAUD CONSPIRACY PROBE Anti-corruption chief involved
    147 1 FRAUD CONSPIRACY PROBE A n ti-corruption chief involved WASHINGTON, Friday. THE United States Justice Department is investigating "possible criminal violations as well as conspiracy to defraud the government" m ship transactions by companies headed by Mr. Newbold Morris, former government "corruption*' investigator, and other well-known Americans, the Senate Investigations Sub-committee
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    Red paper wants tip for tip
    103 1 Red paper wants tip for tip LONDON. Fri. THE London Daily Worker, the Communist paper, whose sports columnist forecast the winner of the Derby, asked its readers for a share of their winnings yesterday. The Worker said it needed £2,500 m a hurry. The paper has been having ordinary capitalist
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    250 REBELS DIE
    26 1 French Union forces m a surprise attack against several hundred Vietminh forces killed 250 and captured 80 on Wednesday south of Hanoi.- Reuter
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    IKE TO MEET TRUMAN
    124 1 IKE TO MEET TRUMAN WASHINGTON, Frf. PRESIDENT Truman told a JT news conference ye&terd«r .that be expects to receive Gfheral Dwight Eisenhower at the White House immediately after his return from Europe on Sunday and again before the general leaves on Tuesday for Abilen, Kansas, to make a major address
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    MPs want talks
    29 1 Nearly 100 Labour Members of Parliament have signed a resolution before the House of Commons demanding talks with Russia on a possible unification of all Germany.
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    Actors tell TV, 'keep out'
    67 1 LONDON, Fri. BRITISH Actors' Equity told the BBC this week to keep television cameras out of the theatres when there Is a paying audience present, because actors can't play simultaneously "to the bloke m the gallery and the man before the screen." In carrying a
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    Billions wanted for A-race
    23 1 President Truman yesterday asked Congress for $3,341,000,000 with which to "increase our leadership" m the atom race with Russia.
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    Ready for Governor
    61 1 Free Press Staff Reporter Singapore Government Secretariat offices were being given the final touches to a special cleaning which started yesterday to give it a spick and span appearance for the visit of the Governor. Mr. J. F. Nicoll, this afternoon. This will be the Governors first
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    BOAC EXPANDS JET SERVICE
    63 1 BOAC announced yesterday m London that it will triple its new jet airliner service between London and South Africa starting on June 1. Three flights a week will be made each way, instead of the present one flight. Passenger service by conventional propellor driven aircraft between
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    S'pore food officer goes to Britain
    77 1 S'pore food officer goes to Britain Free Press Staff Reporter %/TR. R. A. Wright, Singapore J food production officer, left for Britain yesterday on five months' leave. While there he will have consultations with officials of the Food Ministry, and subsoil and reclamation experts. He may also visit Holland to
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    33 1 picture. JUDY BREEN, 20-year-old Miss Festival of Britain, has been chosen Miss England to represent her country m the Miss Europe contest to be held m Venice from June 7 to 14. Reuter
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    FOOD RIOTS SWEEP INDIA
    85 1 BOMBAY, Fri. A RRESTS; strikes and civil disobedience continued m miny parts 'fcf India yesterday fij protest against the Government's withdrawal of Socialist leaders have announced that from Sunday, their party members will make "peaceul attempts" to seizo government grain stocks and sell them at the
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    U.K. TROOPS IN ACTION ON PRISONISLAND
    266 1 U.K. TROOPS IN ACTION ON PRISONISLAND TOKYO, Friday. r< AS-MASKED American troops, after forming a ring of steel round British troops, accidentally shot down two Communist prisoners yesterday m the heart of the notorious "Compound 66" on Koje prison island. One Communist was killed. British troops with fixed bayonets had
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    THROAT CUT
    43 1 A 41-year-old canner employed by the Chuan Seng Pineapple Factory at Kranji, Lim Ho Siang, was found with his throat cut m his quarters on Wednesday night. A bloodstained pineapple cutting knife was found by his side. His condition is serious.
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    Britain brings out new-type jet plane
    163 1 LONDON, Fri. rpHE Bristol Aircraft Company said yesterday it was making the world's most economical jet aircraft engine. The engine, Proteus 111. will power the Bristol Britannia four-engined airliner, of which the British Overseas Airways Corporation ha* ordered 25 It is not a pure
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    Rhee rebuked by U.N. body
    78 1 PUSAN, Fit THE South Korean president, Mr. Syngman Rhee, yesterday predicted further arrests, under martial law of National Assembly members. He characterised as insidious propaganda reports that he was attempting a military coup d'etat to keep himself m power. In a letter to Mr. Rhee
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    The Frau Chancellor
    717 2  -  EVELYN IRONS SHE COULD HAVE HAD A MANSION-SHE PREFERS A FLAT. AMD THE WOMAN FROM VIENNA UKfS TEA bf FRAU HILEfIB FIGL, 45-years-old, is not the sort of woman you would turn to look at m the streets of Londor; or even of Vienna. She Is plumpish,
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    Mrs Mesta off to See the president
    212 2 ]I|RS. PEARL MESTA, iV the ebullient partythrowing U.S. Ambassador to Luxembourg mounts the gangway at Le Havre soon on her way back to Washington. During her voyage across, says Sam White from Paris she will be wrestling with a problem. Shall she make
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    Girl With food Ideas
    148 2 Girl With food Ideas A LONDON fid wlio it always getting her picture m Hie papers is Simone Silva. She is a young actress with ideas about clothes. She designs her own dresses and many are easy to copy. She has lots of evening gowns, but reduces their cost by
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    Let's be Practical, says Paris
    234 2  - Let's be Practical, says Paris Louise Petre By ALL eccentricity is banned from the Paris spring tailormades. Simplicity and sane elegance adapted to present day difficulties takes its place. This, however, by no means dismisses glamour or charm from the picture. It means rather that practical ideas take the place
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    SMART IN A SHOWER
    319 2  -  Jean Wiseman Britain's New Rainwear is By OOMEONE should coin a new name for Britain's newest rainwear— which m many cases is equally suitable for sunshine or even a cocktail party. New processes and new fabrics have turned rainwear into a really high fashion wear, with
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      241 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR DORN today, yon have a real desire to acquire knowledge and will spend a great part of your life learning more and more each day. You never finish your schooling! If you get interested m a subject, you will never rest until you have explored every detail
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      75 2 New Crossword No. 675 17 o ■■■■■■■■^^^^^^■■■■■■Br^^^TlliJißP itiißi CLUES ACROSS 8, 7. High praise for a correspondent (7, 6). 8 Pardon; Amy's about the home (7). 9. Please change (6). 11. Upset Noel (anag.) (9). 13. Before taking these one takes the lead (9) 17. A cold wind for a
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    HUSBAND 'INVENTED' NAKEDMAN UNDERBED
    121 3 HUSBAND 'INVENTED' NAKEDMAN UNDERBED LONDON, Fri. a the same I i married couple lire and had < friends, said g Karminsia at 7. ter Assizes. .ranted a mam- r £3 a week wiisnn aged 48. t Wilson, aged director She be wilfully r^gntaln her. The „k-dated to last .::•> Hibbert.
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    New oil refinery
    31 3 '.v.. A. Williams of Montreal has been appointed >•.••..:. and managing dirge I a new 535.000.000 oil cetofi be operated by k .> Sta£ arid Vacuum Oil > m Bombay. Reuter
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    PREMIERS MEET
    27 3 I. Minister Mr. Chii md Australian Minister Mr. Robert He ban met m U| their first formal j r-: 00 relations bethc ■•■vo countries. Reuter
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    GIRL WAS B AIT TO LAND LAVISH HARRY
    327 3 LONDON, Friday. GENEROUS Harry Lambert, lavish spender In London's expensive clubs and hotel lounges, will be just a number for the next five years. No more parties In his luxury trailer caravan or m his motor launch at Staines. Middlesex, where he
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    BLONDE EXPLOSION
    23 3 EXPLOSIVE Betty Hutton, as she appears m Cccli B. de Mille's star-studded technicolor production for Paramount, The Greatest Shoio on Earth."
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    STRIKE THREAT
    27 3 Textile workers m Australi? will seek a nation-wide stoppage if the Federal government decided to lift the i ban on importation of manufactured textiles. U.P.
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    ANNUAL LEAVE
    20 3 i The Governor-General of the Sudan, Sir Robert Hower, has left Khartoum for Britain for his annual leave.
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    Returned... with thanks
    92 3 NOTTINGHAM, Fri. A WOMAN named In a divorce petition offered to return the man to his wife because he was not capable of supporting her any longer. She wrote: "I do not think he can work any more, or can only do light work, so I am
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    REDS OFFER LOANS TO WIN 15,000
    75 3 CALCUTTA, Fri. THE editor of Calcutta's pro Nationalist Chinese newspaper has announces the Chinese Communist government is offering monetary inducements to win the allegiance of the city's 15,000 Chinese. Mr. Liao Chung Shine, managing director and editor of the "Chinese Journal of India." said
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    UTOPIA' RECEDES FROM MAO'S CHINA
    281 3 HONG KONG, Friday. WHAT'S happened to that Workers' Utopia pro- mised tor the Chinese Communists when they came to power? Official word has seeped- through troiu PeJosg tuav the 1,700 workers of the Mukden gunny bag factory were Uwing, eating ana working m "appalling" conditions—six
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    BUCKLEY
    12 3 I "MO AUrfB MOW LA*GE YOU I MAKCEM YOU*E5TIUA comyutr I
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    White pigeons greet cardinal
    139 3 BARCELONA, Fri. HUNDREDS of white pigeons, symbolising world peace, were released m Barcelona when Pope Pius Xll's personal representative arrived for the 35th Congress of the Roman Catholic Church. As Frederico Cardinal Tedeschini stepped from a train into the "Gate of Peace" Square, trumpets blared and
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    VATICAN ENVOY
    23 3 The newly appointed Apostolic delegate to Turkey, Monsignor Paolo Bertoli, will leave Rome by plane for Istanbul next Thursday.— U.P. U.P.
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    Bridge Hand
    202 3 Intercollegiate Hand No. f I JF West's first rebid is one no* A trump, there's likelihood Ea*West may reach a three no-trump contract; however, that is easy to make because the spades split and three diamonds, three hearts, two clubs and a spade trick can be made without
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    RED INFLUENCE WANES IN U.S.
    53 3 Fortune Magazine has reported that Communist influence is rapidly dwindling m the United States labour movement. It said less than two per cent, of organised labour members are under party line domination today where* as 20 per cent, of labour membership were Communistic less than
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    ENVOY AT KREMLIN
    19 3 Italian Ambassador Mario di Stafano presented his credentials to President Nikolai ShrernUe at the Kremlin. U.P.
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      250 3 QTMnaPOBP Sir Rollo Gillespie < 1760-1814) by OUIVjnrUAL Norman Harrison; 7.45 Cricket: 10 News; 10.05 Classical Music; 1?*,?*1 11.-11.30 Symphony of Strings; Matcn at Headingley, Leeds. Com--1 pjn Radio Orch 1.30 News- mentaries by Rex Alston and John 1.45-2' Joe Schirmer Trio; 6.17 Arlott on the second day's play; Forces
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  • The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, May 30, 1852.
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      Struggle in Europe
      291 4 THE Kremlin has turned on the heat again. Tlie±e is a threat of a mil-lion-man offensive m Korea which may well materialise. Another blockade of Western Berlin looks imminent. The fear of a third worldwar pervades the minds of thinking men. Why this sudden recrudescence of active
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      When to marry
      250 4 AT what age should a man, or woman, marry? The question is prompted by a report Of the Church of England to the Royal commission m Britain on Marriage and Divorce. The Church recommends that the minimum age at which marriage. may take place with the consent
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    Romance of the China Traders
    846 4  - Romance of the China Traders DAVID BURK Clippers sailed under a doctor's orders— and started a tradition m commerce By U7ITHIN the next few weeks the 50 or so British firms trading m China, with assets totalling more than £300,000,000, will have completed their withdrawal plans and acted upon them.
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    STAKED HIS LIFE -ATCRICKET
    544 4 IT'S a long trip from Broome, Western Australia, to Staunton m Gloucestershire, England, but such are the bonds of Commonwealth and cricket that for 54--year-old fisherman Trevor Willes it has been "well worth while." Mr. Willes has just paid his first visit to Britain. "I had
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    The Royal Family's Finances
    827 4  - The Royal Family's Finances Nicholas Pope filler Wrist m the tale of— -explained by I |X>LLOWING the JT tradition started by her great^great-great-great-grandfather, George m, the Queen has renounced all the hereditary revenues of the Crown lands and placed them at. the disposal of "her faithful Commons." In return, she
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    Civil Servants—and a White Elephant
    400 4  -  Henry Thedy A NKARA, new, ultra- modern capital of Turkey, is a city of civil servants and one white elephant. Imagine living m a city that is one big bureaucracy. In this city of almost 300,000 just about everyone is a civil servant the man
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    CIVIL DEFENCE WARDS ARE TO HELP
    250 5 Committees now willgetf^men Free Press Staff Reporter OVEL Defence Advisory Committees are being formed m all electoral wards m Singapore. Committees m Tanglin and Katong will be set up within two weeks, The Assistant Commissioner, Civil bef eftce (City Area), brigadier P. H. Denyer,
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    15 APPLY FOR VARSITY COURSE
    67 5 15 APPLY FOR VARSITY COURSE Free Press Staff Reporter MORE than 15 people hate applied for the University of Malaya's new social studies course which begins m October, this year. Mrs. Renee You, organising secretary of the course, told the Free Press that all applications must be- sent to the
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    Ju-jitsu at assn. fair
    142 5 Ju-jitsu at assn. fair Free Press Staff Reporter "■EXHIBITIONS of ju-jitsu and gymnatics, including balancing and tumbling acts, will highlight next Saturday's Singapore Young Men's Christian Association fete and fair at the Bras Basah Road pavilion. The fair aims at raising $25,000 for C.V.M.C.A. funds. The perlormances will be given
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    Red Cross visit
    24 5 KUALA TRENGGANU, Fri. Lady Tempter inspected Red Gross units of the Sultan Suleiman Grammar and Tenku Ampuan Miriam schools on Wednesday.
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    Motorists may not get the pink forms
    136 5 Motorists may not get the pink forms Free Press Staff Reporter OWNERS of motor vehicles m Singapore are not likely this year to get the pink forms the Vehicles Department sends to them as a reminder that their half-yearly licence would shortly expire. The City Council's Vehicles and Traffic Committee
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    Public told: 'Help drive'
    54 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. APPEALS to the Kuala Lumpur public to support the anti-rabies campaign were made by Mr. Ong Yoke Un and Mr. J. Whyte at yesterday's meeting of the Municipal Council. "W« can only deplore the failure to co-operate m the enforcement of the muzzling
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    UNION TO HOLD DRAMA, MUSIC COMPETITIONS
    191 5 Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Teachers* Union has received a large number of entries from local schools for the drama and music festival competitions during Educaion Week. For the drama competition, teams will be divided into four groups— juniors, intermediates, seniors and open. Applicants
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    Twenty complain against creche
    102 5 PEOPLE m Tanglin have asked the Singapore City Council and the Social Welfare Department either to close or move a privately owned children's centre m the area. Twenty have complained m a petition the centre was a "nuisance" to neighbouring householders. A committee of the Singapore
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    Brass band gift to YMCA
    88 5 Free Press Staff Reporter A Singapore Hokkien organisation, Po Chian Keng Tan Clan Association, yesterday offered to buy a 40--piece brass band, for the Chinese Young Men's Christian Association, Singapore. The Chinese V.MC.A. will now be able to organise the band m response to a
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    Mentri Besar settles dispute
    69 5 Free Press Staff Reporter Dato Syed Abdul Kadir, Mentri Besar. Johore, yesterday settled differences which had arisen* between Malay and Chinese kampong folk over a re-grouping scheme which was planned for Telok Senggat. The Mentri Besar was accompanied on the visit by Inche Hussein bin Haji
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    Penang needs trade controls, he says
    73 5 Penang needs trade controls, he says PENANG. Fri. rpHERE is always a demand on the entrepot port of Penang for the removal of all controls and this is understandable m a case of a community which has been brought up m a tradition of free trade, Mr. C. E. Dawson
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    CLUB TO GIVE JOY RIDES
    166 5 CLUB TO GIVE JOY RIDES r[E Royal Singapore Plying Club will again give joy flights over Singapore on Sunday and Monday. Two types of flights will be available—* short one for those who seek only the satisfaction of having "been up,'* and longer ones for those who wish to get
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    Bribery charge
    24 5 SEGAMAT. Fri. Sit Tiong Slew was charged with offering 50 cents as a bribe to a constable. He was allowed $300 bail.
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    They want medical posts in town
    162 5 They want medical posts in town KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. KUALA Lumpur Municipal Councillors yesterday decided to as* the SelangOr State Government to set up medical posts within the Municipal area to give prompt treatment lor minor injuries. The scheme was proposed by Mr. Douglas Lee who said that the posts
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    Borneo gels trade schcol
    131 5 A modern trade schcoi b&t A been established m Bo no to train local men. The school, run by Saraw k Oilfields Limited and Brit it -i Malayan Petroleum Company at Seria, is under the s^pi vision of Mr. P. B. Gcuue. former superintendent of the
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    Blackout schedule
    78 5 CJUBSTATIONS liable to load shedding: tonight are: Seah St. Waterloo St., St. An. Drews High St./ Stamford Ed, Balestier Ed., Jalan Ampas, is.M.ts.c., iurnitcme. uraman Rise, Island Golf Club, SefeUr Pumps, Nee Soon, Seletar Wirelew, MenUH Hospital, Trafalfar Estate New World, Btndemeer Rd., Ban Hock Lean* Milne Ed*
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    SURREY TOP COUNTY
    354 6 C SHIPS Tom Graveney kits breezy 171 CURREY defeating Warwickshire by 69 minis m a match m which 40 wickets fell for an aggregate of 515 went to the head of the County cricket championship yesterday. With 52 points from five matches they displaced Middlesex (48 from
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    INDIANS HIT BY INJURIES
    71 6 TVittu Phadkar, the IndU« cricket iir. is most certain to miss the first test with England which be*in» Be -ie snff cring frem puled groin meseles, and when he visited heepital yesterday was ad* TUni Feel ier uuve GhaUin Ahesed who has Be will take a*
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    TEST UMPIRES
    27 6 HAROLD Elliott and H. G. Baldwin have been appointed umpires for the first cricket Test between England and India beginning at Leeds next Thursday. Renter
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    SOMERSET ARE SITTING PRETTY
    429 6 TAUNTON appears to be an unlucky ground for India. Six years ago they lost there by an innings after being put out for €4 and yesterday they found themselves 92 runs behind Somerset on first Innings. In addition two of their leading bowlers were hurt. Ghulam
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    Champion Shirai is japan's idol now
    77 6 Champion Shirai is japan's idol now rpHE new world flyweight X boxing champion Yoshio Shirai, who overnight became the nation* idol by banging oat a 15-round decision over Honolulu's Dado Marino will be one of the "really great Cham-. pions" In ring history. That is the opinion of his American
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    Dick Chapman eliminated
    104 6 Dick Chapman eliminated Defending champion Dick Chapman was knocked out of the British amateur golf championship m a stunning upset yesterday at Prestwick, Scotland. Chapman, 41-year-oM Socialite from Pinehurst. N. Caroline, was blasted out of the running by Major David Blair. 35-year-old Scotsman, 3 and 2. Maxwell (U.S.) eliminated Don
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    Malayan Chinese to meet Aryans
    66 6 T»HE Malayan Chinese FA. A eleven to meet Aryan Gymkhana at Jalan Besar stadium tomorrow is: Yew Chang (Spore); Sal Chong (Perak), Teow Keng (Spore); Hee Jong (Spore), Hoon Leong (Spore), Hin Weng (Spore); Thian Kwee (N.S.), Boon Seong (Spore), slang Teik (Ptnang), Boon Leong
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    COCKTAIL PARTY FOR THE BADMINTON STARS
    278 6 ITU ALA Lumpur*! Municipal Councillors decided at their open meeting yesterday to entertain the visiting players taking part m the Selangor Badminton Association's open invitation tournament m Kuala Lumpur next week to a cocktail party. The date was not fixed, bat the venue will
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    WHY McQUARRIE MUST RUN AGAIN
    155 7 WHY McQU ARRIE MUST RUN AGAIN SOSC explain the reason Free Press Sports Reporter S G ]L Mc< tei l J e iyin serviceman, has r«™« f ked y s "«*»P©re Olympic Sport* Council to undergo another trial-he has had to HeWnW y Aey r nt hlm a ttckel ed
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    MAUREEN CONNOLLY ENTERS FINAL
    35 7 jyjAURKEN ConnoUy, 17-year-old American tennis champion, beat Mrs. Themla Long the Australian No. 1 tennis player, 10--8, 6-1, to enter the finals of the Surrey Lawn Tennla championgnlps at Surblton yesterday
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    Six-nil win for Bankers
    246 7 SOCCER ROUNDUP tTONGKONG Bank 'B handed RM Handelsbank S.C a severe beating In a one-sided Singapore BHPA Div. 3 game played at Farcer Park yesterday. Handlesbank were no match for their opponents and only a sterling performance at goal by Braaksma saved them from a double-figure
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    Bernard Shaw took 10 for 105
    72 7 GEORGE Bernard Sha*. 21--year-old offhreak bowler who took ten wickets for 105 during the match against Combined Services, is included m the 12 from whom the Glamorgan team will be chosen to meet India at Cardiff tomorrow. Xhey are: w. Wooller (capt), K. Davies,
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    DERBY DAY 1953
    75 7 gATURDAY may be the day on which the Derby Is run at Epsom next year. It Is expected that the Jockey Clubs stewards will revise the date from Wednesday June S to Saturday June 6, an alteration which is contemplated because the Darby will be run In
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    A.C.S. SPORTS
    34 7 The annual Anglo-Chinese School gports wiU be held on Saturday. June 7 at Jalan Besar ftjdlum. There win be two jv«t« lor the Old Boys: 440 yards Walk and 100 yards Sprint.
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    Alston never saw Malayans play
    234 7 JOE ALSTON, America's Thomas Cup team's third sniffles player and doubles partner of Wynn Rogers, has been recalled by the United States Government and will not play m the challenge JKL a ainj St?? alaya on Saturday and Sunday. Alston, an F.B.L man xoos due
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    FLOODLIT SOCCER TOMORROW
    85 7 FLOODLIT SOCCER TOMORROW A SECOND floodlit football match is being held at the Rowcroft sports ground, Ayer Raja Road, tomorrow night kick-off a.15, The Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers will play against a Royal Navy XL In the first floodlit soccer match attempted m Singapore. REME a few weeks ago
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    Acceptors for Manchester Cup
    56 7 "^INETEEN final acceptors for x the Manchester Oup, to be run over lz furlongs at Manchester on Saturday, June 6, are: Flush Royal, Sybils Nephew, Socrates, Lake Placid, Proud Scot, Sportsmaster, Anamnestes, VakleB» co. Philantrope, Expeditious, Holmbush. Palm Oil, Avernus, Claudius, Belsay Castle, Sahara 111, Crusaders
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    CORONATION CUP
    37 7 'THE Aga Khan's four-year-old Italian bred Nuccio won the Coronation Cup, run over 12 furlongs at Epsom Downs yesterday. Lord Milford's Sybils Nephew was second and Madame Susy Volterras L'Admiral was third. Five ran/ Reuter
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    JOCKEY CLUB IMPOSES FINE
    61 7 JOCKEY Club stewards clapped a £50 fine yesterday on the Comte de Brignal, manager of Marcel Bou&sac's racehorses. De Brignal admitted responsibility for the saddling of Bcussac's two Derby contenders, Argur and Marsyad, away from the paddock, contrary to the rules of racing. Marsyad, which broke
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    VITAL VICTORY FOR THE TIGERS
    643 7 realise the fact. EEME were unlucky not to get at least one goal but on the whole they were outrun and out-manoeuvred by Tigers. Slee. REME centre forward, on whom the others seemed to depend u>» for the 'kills', was positively lethargic and gave a
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    FRENCH OLYMPIC 'HOPE' INJURED
    51 7 JPRENCH Olympic hopes suffered a blow yesterday when pole vaulter Victor Sillon was Injured m a car accident m the Bois De Vhvcennes just outside Paris. He was taken to hospital with a compound fracture. Sillon holds the French National pole vault record with 4.29 metres.
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    SWIFTS TEAM FOR TRIANGULAR MEET
    132 7 HPHE team to represent Swifts Athletes Association fgftfaft the Royal Air Force (Combined* and the Johore Bahru Amateur Athletic Association m a triangular athletic meet organised by the Swifts A.A. obe held at the Woodbrige Hospital on Sunday at 3 pjn. wUI be: Dtatmt R
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    10 MAN RALLY BY TERROR EARNS DRAW
    294 7 10 MAN RALLY BY TERROR EARNS DRAW R-A.F. Seletar t; HJLS* Terror t FEW minutes after half time HJMpS. Terror were *k > J*fi~^J 11 MH>«"«h *W faced Seletar m ™£V scssiotl onl y Un mcn > T Mved -S^L^tf* l l aille and can> y in all before them,
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    MULLOY K.O.'d IN TWO SETS
    291 7 JAROSLAV Drobny, Egypt, the defending champion, defeated Gardnar Mulloy, United States 6-1, 6-2 m the men's singles quarter-finals m the French lawn tennis championships m Paris yesterday. Playing effortless tennis. Drobny won m 55 minutes His opponent m the semifinals will be Australian Ken McGregor.
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    PENANG A.A.A. SET ATHLETES HIGH MARKS
    170 7 PENANG A.A.A. SET ATHLETES HIGH MARKS fJIGH qualifying marks have been set by the Penang Amateur Athletic Association for athletes hoping to represent the State m the Malayan championships to be held at ipoh on Aug. 15 and 16. By setting these high marks, Penang will make certain that their
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    20 FOR THE EPSOM OAKS
    107 7 probable starters for x the fillies classic, The Oaks, which is to be run at 1430 GMT over one and a half miles at Epsom today Are: Aldousa (G. Littlewood), Arbele II (W. Johnstone). The Brighton Belle (F. Durr), Coral Reef (J. Doyashere), Cyphir (R.
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    SULTAN TO SEE MALAYA v U.S.
    38 7 The Sultan of Perak will be attending the Thomas Cup challenge round at the Happy World Stadium on Saturday and Sunday m Singap l c. He will also be present at a
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    CEYLON'S VOTERS REJECT RED TRAP DECISIVELY
    288 8 CEYLON'S VOTERS REJECT RED TRAP DECISIVELY THE Uaifcri H*jb«al Party (U.N.P.) led by 1 the Pri»* Mtafaler, Mr. Dudley Senaimfce, claimed a dear wajority m Ceylon's new Par- bit right, on the basis of returns from 68 of 95 c^astHuencies. Riding the crest of a victory wave, which engulfed »d
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    45 8 picture. SYDNEY CHAPLIN, 26-year-old son «f the fampas Charlie Chaplin, and Claire Bloom, U* 20-year-old British actress w*« was leading lidj la **c comedians new film "Limelfcht." Sydney, bow m Lomdon for a three months' Irisit. says he and Claire are "tie* S»d friends. A.P.
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    U.S. MOVE TO BAR AID IF....
    173 8 WASHINGTON, Fri. fjiHE U.S. Senate on WedX nesday night approved &y a vote of 40 to 32 the socalled Kern Amendment to cut off United States aid to an}- country "which exports or knowingly permits exportation of" any arms, armament or strategic materials behind
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    TRUMAN TO SPEAK
    27 8 President Truman will speak at New London, Connecticut, on June 14 at the keel laying ceremonies for the first VB. atomic powered submarine. A.P.
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    Anti-Malan boycott move
    88 8 CAPETOWN, Fri. SOUTH Africa's opposition parties may boycott the projected Nationalist controlled Hi«h Court of Parliament when it meets next month, political informants said. Four Cape-coloured (halfcaste) voters will ask the Supreme Court for a declaration of rights m the light of Dr. Malan's plan to cut
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    Eden hopeful of German unity
    47 8 The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, said m Berlin yesterday he had "no doubt" that Germany would eventually be reunited with Berlin again as its capital. He warned that any attack on Berlin would be an attack on the western powers.- U.P.
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    MILLIONAIRE HID ART TREASURES
    209 8 NEW YORK, Friday. A LAWSUIT has started m Philadelphia to seek tc open to the public what is described as probably the finest collection of modern art m the world. Collected by a patentmedicine millionaire, Dr. Albert Barnes, who died last August, the paintings include nearly
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    SEX—NO. 1 ENEMY OF MARRIAGE
    214 8 SEX— NO. 1 ENEMY OF MARRIAGE LONDON, Friday. EIGHTEEN men and women on the Royal Commis- sion on Marriage and Divorce got down to the bask question: What causes marriages to breakdown? And into the sedate, cool atmosphere of the meeting-hall m Westminster came polite disagreement. The Bar Council memorandum
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    VOTES FOR WOMEN
    32 8 Greek women won full civic rights early yesterday when Parliament passed bill giving all women over 21 the vote and allowing women over 25 to stand for election.- Reuter
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    Barkley open for nomination
    57 8 Barkley open for nomination Vice President, Alben Barkley, said yesterday that be was available for the Democratic presidential nomination but "was not "actively seeking" it Seventy-four-year-old Mr. Barkley made his first public comment on his own status m the 1952 campaign m a statement responding to a Kentucky State Democratic
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    Haunted mansion to be sold
    202 8 READING, Fri. BRAMSHILL House, stately mansion where ex-King Michael of Rumania has been living for, a year will soon be sold by auctioncomplete with its ghost. The last reported haunting of the house was m March this year when BramshUTs best known ghost, the-flame-halred "Lady
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    CENTRE WINS ELECTIONS
    48 8 Italian centre parties received 50 per cent of the votes lor provincial councils, according to combined final official results of the elections held last Sunday Communists and their allies received 33. 5 per cent of the Totes and the Neo-Fascists and Monarchists 9.9 per cent.
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    T.O. victim abandoned on hilltop in S.Africa
    297 8 T.O. victim abandoned on hilltop in S.Africa CAPETOWN, FrL j A65-YEAE-OLD coloured man, suffering from tjb* erculosis was taken from the Grotte Schuur hospital and abandoned on 1»e Cfcpe mountainside on Tuesday night. Coloured to South Africaa usage is a person of mixed race. A spokesman for the hospital, a
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    Japan, Bonn to join IMF
    65 8 WASHINGTON, Fri. THE 51-member countries *of the International Monetary Fund have invited West Germany and Japan to join their ranks. It is expected that their formal entry will take place this summer. This means that West Germany and Japan will be able to establish official
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    NOW HE TALKS TO JAPS
    36 8 Alan Wilmington, Communist newsman who refused to talk with Japanese correspondents when they approached him on their first trip to Panmunjom, yesterday chatted with several members of the Japanese pTess. A.P.
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    18 8 RATE The pound sterling reached the official rate— l4o Be£ian francs— on the Belgian free market yesterday. A.P.
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      8 1 FREE PRESS Thomas Tup Friday, May 30, 1952.
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      CHALLENGE ROUND PROSPECTS
      906 1 CHALLENGE ROUND PROSPECTS Free Press sports commentator 4 discusses the chances for victory j of the Malayan and United States teams. "YIALAYA cannot m lost". This n> pjark might hiive been nl on M sides at Happy World s Itum on Wednes- night, al the end ol the back-patting i
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      The finalists
      28 1 U.S.A. Malaya Wane Peng Soon Martrn M^ndei Dick Mitchell Ooi Teik Hock Ons Poh Llm Carl Lovedny Abdullah Pirus Chan Kon Leon* Wynn Rogers Bob Williams
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      FLASHBACK TO 1949
      106 1 INTER-ZONAL SEMIFINAL TIE MALAYA v. UJSA.: Played at Glasgow on Feb. SI and 22, 1949, Malaya toon by six matches to three. SINGLES Wong Peng Soon beat Marten Mendez 15-11, 11-15, 15-10; lost to D. O. Freeman 4-15, 1-15 Ooi Teik Seek lost to D. O. beat
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      More must be done1 for young players
      932 1  - More must be done 1 for young players KENNY KAYE says pENANG'S small fry shuttle-c hasers, with their eyes cocked i at the. silver-giit 1 Thomas Cup for which world badmin- < ton teams are battling, J have for the past few i weeks been contest ing m their own
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      SALUTE to the OLDSTERS
      1069 2  - SALUTE to the OLDSTERS Evergreen FREE PRESS THOMAS CUP SUPPLEMENT Malaya owes f(ifl®W^l 20 years ago who paved the^wayW the present generation of players to Ahsit foreign lands and bring ba^k international honours. by MALAYA is on the 1 top of the world m badminton. The nine men who achieved
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      32 years of loyal service
      639 3 32 years of loyal service NO ONi^rMAN HAS DG^BMOBE FOR BADMINTQNJN THIS COUNTRY THAN LIM CHUAN GEOK. NON-PLAYING CAPTAIN AND MANAGER OF THE MALAYAN THOMAS CUP TEAM. HE HAS GIVEN. fHE name of Mr. Lim Chuan Geok has heen connected with badminton since 1920 when the game was m its
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      'They don't train hard enough'
      447 3  -  Neral Moreira by DADMINTON is the easiest sport m which a genuine en thusiast can get to the- top m the quick est time. So thinks 43-year-old Mr. Tan Cheng Phor, a former Perak badminton star and now a successful businessman. He should know to?
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      MONEY FOR JAM
      869 4 1 <if TELL you, man, it's money for jam. Think of it— $5,000! And we can't go wrong!" The speaker's voice rose excitedly, urging his reluctant companion. The other shook his head. "I don't like it," he said. "It means trouble.* 1 The boy, sitting m the
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      Doubles Players
      13 4 Chan Kon Leonn and Abdullah Piruz, ore of Malaya's «to.utV<? pair
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      Limstead blazed the trail to badminton glory
      960 5  - Li mstead blazed the trail to badminton glory GUNN CHIT THYE by WHEN Malaya's badminton history is written, a special chapter will no doubt be allotted to the Limsteaders of Pe> nanfc the premier part? of the world's premier badmintonptaying country. Other parties shuttle m and out of the national
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      U.S. tingles champion
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      The Indian cup Team
      50 6 The Indian Thomas Cup team, being presented to Mr, Malcolm Mac Donald on the opening night of the Inter-Zone final with America. Members of the the team ate Mr. Jagit Saxena (manager Davinder Mohan Lai (captain), Hemry Ferreira, T N. Seth, Monoj Gutva and Amrtt Vewa*.
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      There's no easy way
      753 6  - There's no easy way CRUSADER ADVICE TO YOUNG PLAYERS by a SAMUEL* the A finest badminton player Selangor has ever produced, has some, advice to offer to Malaya's budding champions. He told me the other day: "Our young players, if they want to improve, must sacrifice their pleasures and concentrate
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      A WORD WITH A LOT OF MEANING
      1890 7 A WORD WITH A LOT OF MEANING LEONARD RUSHTON. who frankly admits he knows nothing about the game, tells you with the aid of an encyclo- paedia all about badmintoa II HAVE been asked to write about badminton. I protested that I did not play the game (at any thing);
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      Thomas Cup games began in 1949
      75 7 Thomas Cup games began in 1949 rE International Badminton Championship was inaugurated m 1949 by the International Badminton Federation, for a challenge cup presented by Sir George Thomas. Bart The championship is for teams of from four to six men and is competed for once every three years. The preliminary
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