The Singapore Free Press, 28 September 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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    Opinion Unfolding events
    237 1 Opinion Unfolding events Thursday mark a signiin world r Peking wUI be Oct. 1 celebraaccording to ar.gements, SoKhrushchev, •our of the and secret President Eiseni.ead the Rustion to the Red ..pital. Peking Radio there had lions that Mr. might avoid d send a deputy l celebrations. uality would not For.
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    STUDENTS GESTURE
    69 1 (See also page 10) Harry Lee. aged It, of Tanjong Rhu Sehool 1, Primary Six B, had taken a year or so to save SlO to buy the "Famous Five" by Enid Blyton. Last Saturday he walked into Times House and donated his savings towards the fund for
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    Lock icon TIBET: MALAYA HOPES
    108 1 TIBET: MALA YA HOPES WASHINGTON, Mon. Th e Federation's Minister of External Affairs. Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, yesterday predicted a good reception when Malaya and Ireland move today to put Tibet's denunciation of China on the UN", agenda. "We are going to take the line of emphasising the
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    RUBBER RISES
    32 1 October first grade übber buyers f .o.b. >pened in Singapore this orning at 100 3/8 cents er lb., up three-eighths of a cent on Friday's lose. The tone was uncertain.
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    HOPES ARE HIGH NOW
    590 1 Leaders agree to reopen Berlin negotiations 'Substantial progress 9 towards a four-power Summit level conference GETTYSBURG, Monday. PRESIDENT Eisenhower and Mr. Nikita Khrushchev agreed yesterday that negotiations on Berlin should be reopened subject to the approval of the other parties directly concerned, a joint communique announced.
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    Lock icon Royal tour
    26 1 BANGKOK. MOII. Koyai guest Princess Alexandra took up temporary residence in the pinnacled palace next door to Bangkok's fabulous Temple of Emerald Buddha. Reuter
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    Soviet may ask U.N. for priority
    80 1 Soviet may ask U.N. for priority NKW YORK. Mon. Diploma tie sources here said last night that heavy em- phasis on the disarmament! qup.-tion in the Camp David cummunique was likely to be followed up with pressure for early United Nations debate on the long -deadlocked Issue. The General .Assembly's
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    Lock icon Banda's last act was to save his wife from assassin
    262 1 Banda's last act was to save his wife from assassin COLOMBO, Mon. qnHE last act of the late Prime Minister of I £eylon, Mr. Solomon Bandaranaike, was to save his wife from the assassin who shot him down in his own home last Friday, it was revealed yesterday. The new
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    BUSES WILL BE OFF TOMORROW NIGHT
    264 1 SINGAPORE Traction Company buses will be off the roads for three hours tomorrow night. Three thousand employees will be attending a strike meeting then. A strike ballot will be taken at the meeting, called by the Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union following deadlock with
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    Lock icon CONCERT SPECTATORS
    28 1 picture. A crowd of 15,000 attended the seventh Governmentsponsored Aneka Ragam Ra'ayat at Raton* Park last night. Below is a section of the audience.- Free Press
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    MOURNING SERVICE
    40 1 The Ceylonese community in Singapore will hold a condolence meeting on Thursday for the late Ceylon Prime Minister, Mr. Solomon Bandaranaike. Picture above shows a Buddhist service held for Mr. Bandaranaike at the Sri Lankaramaya, St. Michaels Road.
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    VARSITY GETS FUNDS
    88 1 VARSITY GETS FUNDS THE funds of the Singapore Youth Council which is to be dissolved by Oct. 31 will be handed over to the University of Malaya This was announced by the chairman of the council, Mr. Seah Yun Chong. Final figures of the council's assets are being worked out.
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    134 1 KHRUSHCHEV FLIES OFF WWTTNGTON prime Minister Khru li ft here for Moscow I m Malayan time THUCS CRAB COLD RING, CASH labourer. Mr Chi was waylaid three men tarrytaf dag; iu .Vjunied Road. StafSpl lao night. They stole gold -itch am I I «>h HERTER TO REPORT ON
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    Lock icon OIL ON CEBU
    29 2 MANILA, Mon.— The Republic Resources and Development Company, a local firm, has officially announced that oil had been found in commercial quantity on Cebu Island.- Reuter
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    Lock icon BRITAIN'S BIGGEST TANKER
    71 2 picture. iiiiiiiimiiiiii Britain's biggest oil S tanker the BP Tanker Company's 50.000-ton British Queen was E launched by Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Tllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Mother on the Clyde, Scotland, on Sept 16. It has an overall length of 760 feet. breadth ot 79 feet, with a loaded speed
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    Lock icon 811,000 WITHOUT HOMES, OVER 2,000 MISSING
    310 2 811,000 WITHOUT HOMES, OVER 2,000 MISSING Typhoon wreaks havoc in Japan TOKYO, Monday. MORE than 2,600 persons were dead or missing today in the flood-soaked wreckage left by typhoon Vera which slashed through Japan sweeping away 218,000 homes and two entire villages. The latest unofficial count compiled from Police reports
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    Lock icon Synthetic output in Japan is now growing
    265 2 Synthetic output in Japan is now growing rKYO. Mon.— Japan will meet the anticipated shortage in the world supply of natural rubber In the next 10 years with Its own expanding synthetic rubber industry, it is learned here. Several Japanese firms have already begun producing synthetic rubber and it ls
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    Lock icon 'Shanghai has surpassed all of Britain'
    94 2 'Shanghai has surpassed all of Britain' T'OKYO. Mon.— Communist China claimed yesterday that the city of Shanghai alone surpassed all of Britain last year in the output of cotton yarn and cotton piece goods with only onetenth as many spindles and one-fifth as many weaving machines as in Britain. New
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    Shoe manufacturers in new plea to Govt.
    336 2 SINGAPORE shoe manufacturers yesterday again called on the Government to impose an import quota or a restrictive tariff on foreign footwear. The chairman of the Singapore Rubber Goods Manufacturers and Traders Association. Mr. Soh Soon Tin, told the Free Press that the shoe-making
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    Lock icon TYRE PLANT FOR KERALA
    45 2 TYRE PLANT FOR KERALA DAYTON (Ohio*. Mon. The Dayton Rubber C<». has signed a technical help agreement with the Kerala State Government In India for building a M525,500.000 rubber tyre plant there. It expected to be in operation by the later part of 1961. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon World Bank talks
    17 2 WASHINGTON. Mun.— The International Monetary Fund and World Bank Meeting opens here today- U.P.I.
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    605 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle price- SINGAPORE, Saturday. INDUSTRIALS Prevnus Teiay Ale< BricKs Prat. 1.75 1.70 Oros. 12.35 2.20 Atlas ice 5 CD 5.00 B.B. Petrol 50 6 48 B.M. Trustee* 5.25 5.25 Con Tin Smelt Pref. 19 19 OrdS. 36 6 3^ 6 Federal Dispensary
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    70 2 SHIPS IN PORT Ships lying alongside ihe Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Vietnam 1-2, Straat Mozambique 4-5, Hai Lee 6A, Arita Maru 6-7, Sunda 8-9, Doiius 10-11, Radja 13-14, Java Mail 15-16, Tjimenteng 19, Perlis N.Wall 4, Senai N.Wall 5, Islander 21-22, Marudu 23, Karossa 24-25, Bronxville
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    SILCOCK WARNS OR RURAL AREAS NEGLECT
    86 2 SILCOCK WARNS OR RURAL AREAS NEGLECT sis I e^ r I of "What I I I Il v I to inc their -^.j count rv. b not ot I Tb. introduction «f mJ hv. consider for tbtfZ J said. It woi ri ftdj compans lorn. o(«Jl nisation in. .dim wealths
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      20 2 '4ft IW I "W£ Ladies and gentlemen our policy of ploughing back all profits is at last bearing fruit I"
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      47 2 By Cog POP Questionable behaviour j CoooyCoooy' fo B MAO 1 AQUIZJSMOVS/OK) FtLUOFQuiXES I L3QFT>-e m. m J PCOGfIAMMBSy^- f J IM <3Ot»0O J____^KSo^_B fWr\ M WHERSVP MOVL I ■______^L r_Tl BtEKJ V'^-Dol ltj\l Iq\ mow mmvV sa K^ \W \r> HAVE 1 818 v^u RvtuP fl
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      TAKING COMMERCE TO THE RURAL PEOPLE
      888 3  -  MARK FOENANDER By pLANS are being considered to create among Johore's rural people an interest in commerce and industry. Behind the scheme is Inche Mansor bin Haji Bakri, a prominent businessman in Johore Bahru. He is president this year of the Johore Malay Chamber
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    Few secret societies, gangsters in Johore
    323 3 'THERE are a few secret societies and gangster groups in Johore. The Police W are aware of their existence and because of vigilant measures, these societies and gangsters do not constitute a threat to order and peace in the State. I This was revealed
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    PELENTONG POLLS IN NOVEMBER
    192 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A three-cornered fight is expected in the j Johore Pelentong con- stituency where a byelection is expected tol be held in November. Both the Socialist Front'; and Party Negara intend to contest against the Alliance in the by-election. The by-election has been caused
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    KOTA TINGGI PLANS TO COMBAT FLOODS
    130 3 T^LOODS will not take the I* people of Kota Tinggi, Johore, by surprise if they occur during the rainy season towards the end of the year. This assurance was given to the Free Press by Kota Tinggi's newly appointed District Officer. Inche Kadir bin
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    THE Singapore Scene
    1007 4  - THE Singapore Scene IAN MOK-AI La INHABITING THE GARDEN OF THE DEAD -How quickly the crosses march across the field !§L\(jAPORE\S cemeteries bear so many marks of the living lhat militate against the notion that the grave is where one ends up to rest in peaceful silence. Our dying habits,
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    Lock icon HAPPIER PICTURE OF PAKISTAN
    262 4 PAKISTAN'S Finance JL Minister Mohammed Shoaib said in London that Pakistan's economic situation had improved considerably since the new regime took over last October. Mr Shoaib said Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves had risen by about 105 per cent., business confidence had revived, and therefore industrial productivity
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    Radio S'pore
    166 4 P.M. 1.00 Programme Summary; 1.02 Melody Market; 1.30 The News; 1.40 Newstalk; 1.45 The Roger Wagner Chorale; 2.00 Close Down. Schools' Broadcast: 4.10 5.00 5.00 Programme Summary; 5.03 Polynesian Paradise; 5.30 Children's Corner "Tom Thumb", followed by Musical Birthday Cards, a programme of birthday requests for children presented
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      343 4 BLUE Sp>l Model Valenca d t Lu Xc vj^________ ___fcU_* —■iv -i^v f_ I ,i $895.00 (S'pore P r ceJ I Here is yet another of BLUE <_ J Leadership. Quality S on .^l <ooi Vm m »»'t*d t« we I §IUP^J tti «w»tio«al BLUE SPDT iri I J J
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      271 4 CLUES ACROSS dunce (5). IDo business across the deed 5 Supply what's Decenary, (8) though with another penny 4 Piece of land advisedly down- there'd be a condition (7). wind (4) 6 Raconteur behind the grill 8 This ls before to the poet (3). (6) -9 Distance correct so get
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    GOVT. MAY CONTROL JOBS IN THE FIRMS
    195 5 Byrne's wortt-for^ plan for Singapore Reducing unemployment El\ \TK employers in Singapore mav in r__i_____ u i_, mil their staff through the Jo vSnmen/ required to reMinister for Labour and Law Mr K m lo^ m ,5 n Jl E 5 chan eiut
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    Over 23,000 forms sent to employers
    57 5 Over 23,000 forms sent to employers of Labour tarted us of the workof Singapore. dispatch--2 "00 printed ers in the :ormation on s are asked to rvakdown iigurlen on a rac I ities perform -ked :>h the re- Oct 15. Failure to an offence, for wh f.i.e. d that the
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    Massage saloons officer named
    16 5 Massage saloons officer named Sto vernment Mrs. Lim Peng thc assistant r of massage i today.
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    MODELS WITH A MISSION
    12 5 Miss Sonia Kilgannon (left) and Miss Aline Stobbs
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    Live in must for all at Varsity
    189 5 Live in must for all at Varsity rE Singapore division of the University of Malaya has reached a final decision that every undergraduate should live at least a year in a hall of residence. There are about 1,000 students now living in University hostels in Singapore. The residential rule will
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    Making HK women batik-Conscious
    200 5 QFF to show off the latest fashions in batiks in Hong Kong went two Singapore models over the week-end. The models, Miss Sonia Kilgannon and Miss Aline Stobbs left by CPA with Mrs. Ruth Warner, principal of the Singapore Model Academy. And judging from the picture
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    DIPLOMAT ON WAY TO R.I.
    80 5 Mr. R. C. Barnes (above) of the British Foreign Service, who has been appointed aa a counsellor at the British Embassy in Jakarta, arrived in Singapore during the week-end. Mr. Barnes, 47, who has never been to the Far East before, said it was "lovely
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    Bookmaking in S'pore
    63 5 rE Free Press on Friday quoted the Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, as saying that the Government was planning to Introduce a Bill to legalise ofT-the-course betting through licensed betting shops and smash illegal bookmaking. Mr Byrne was wrongly quoted. What Mr. Byrne
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    Successful big game hunter without one kill
    357 5 Successful big game hunter without one kill a MAN who has spent A several years hunting and "shooting hundreds of wild animals, but never killed any yet, is in Singapore, on y a tour of the Far E nf' is Austrian -born Walter Klapper, who does all of his shooting
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    Praise for S'pore beauties
    174 5 Praise for S'pore beauties DENOWNED British photographer Tom Hustler has left Singapore by Qantas Super Constellation with a pledge to return to Malaya. Mr. Hustler, who is head of the Dorothy Wilding Studios of London, photographers to the Queen, told the Free Press that he would come to Malaya to
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      177 6 1 HAVE THE WORLD AT 1 YOUR FINGERTIPS I*l 1 TUNE IN TO THE REST OF THE WORLD WITH TH S l^lil l_f_l TRANSISTOR RADIO ON THE FOLLOWING WAVELENGTHS I Vj^__ iii RADIO -aJt^T RADIO A LiJNDOI. liaj_an_a_ig: CxJjV) Moscow A^(Ca Peking b.bc ___^^_i _9_H_L MSTERS: u&jyK METERS: TSi^' Mr
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    Lock icon ON SOON! SEARCH FOR SINGAPORE'S 'ANNE FRANK'
    217 7 ON SOON SEARCH FOR SINGAPORE 'S 'ANNE FRANK' Sl^^ E nairers! H W WOU,d you ,ike t0 &*y coveted Anne Frank'^ Th f k orthcomin production of "The Diary of anK The chance may be yours very soon. The Stage Club is presenting the much-talked-of "Diary of Anne Frank" in
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    Nicola became a leading lady by accident
    323 7  -  Margaret Wee by v OLA DEN HOLM- YOUNG, 23-year-old leading .1 iy in the Stage Club's November production a m a Pretty Hat, was introduced to the al scene in Singapore almost by accident. ace: The Culture Theatre. Second night Country Wife. .ton,
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    Her eyes are on Hollywood
    210 7 Her eyes are on Hollywood OHE'S a film star she's .married with four children she's 22 she wants to be a director and she's got her eyes on Hollywood. In short, she is Sadiah binte Baharon, one of Shaw Brothers* stars. She divides her time equally between her children, her
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    SALOMA ('next stop America') BACK in TOWN
    349 7 SALOMA ('next stop America BACK in TOWN yiVACIOUS, 24-year- old Salma Ismail, better known here as "Saloma", is back in town. She has returned to Singapore after completing a one-month contract to sing in Australian night clubs. Now she has signed a three-month contract to sing in a Tanglin night
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    Exclusive interview Roy Lazaroo
    38 7  - Exclusive interview Roy Lazaroo ROY LAZAROO until I achieve it I shall not give up singing," she told me in an exclusive interview. 'I shall let nothing come between me and my nrst love singing," she emphasised. j
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    Now Margaret is 19—21—23?
    203 7 Now Margaret is 19—21—23? T AST WEEK'S Film Quiz brought in a batch of correct answers. The names of the sender! went into the hat and this is how thev came out: FIRST PRIZE ($10): Ho Yin Fai, 84, Borthwick Drive, Singapore, 19. SECOND PRIZE (Two double cinema passes): Lim
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    Labour Committee for City Council
    69 8 The Singapore City Council will appoint a Labour Committee comprising representatives of the daily -rated workers and officials to deal with matters affecting its labour force. The City Administrator Mr. P. C. Lim, had promised the Labour Unions Federation (membership 10.000) that this committee would
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    UNIONISM: CURBS ON GOVERNMENT STAFF NOW BEING LIFTED
    262 8 THE Singapore Government has lifted certain restrictions on public A servants taking an active part in the State's trade union moveThe Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, who is head of the civil service, has now allowed Government officers who are
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    HERE YOU HAVE EVERYTHING SAY 2 VISITORS
    149 8 HERE YOU HAVE EVERYTHING SAY 2 VISITORS npWO Australian women Miss Kathleen Moor- house and Miss Ruth Pederson are now on holiday in Singapore, but with a difference. "We have been to Britain and the Continent and America, but this is the first time we are stopping in an Eastern
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    Lock icon WOMENT'S CORNER
    256 8 Saris at her call AN INDIAN WOMAN TO BE ENVIED GORGEOUS Benares saris are at the call of Mrs. Gita Mirpuri, who must surely be one of the most envied Indian women in Singapore. The reason her father owns one of the leading sari shops in New Delhi.
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      124 8 HICH TIDES TODAY: 7.30 p.m. TOMORROW: 9.09 a.m. and 8.36 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 9.43 a.m. and 9.24 p.m. THURSDAY: 10.12 a.m. and 10.07 p.m. FRIDAY: 10.42 a.m. and 10.48 p.m. SATURDAY: 11.11 a.m. and 11.30 p.m. SUNDAY: 11.43 a.m. TOC H: Women's Association meeting at Talbot House 2.30 p.m. INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY
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      122 8 I BORN today, you are liter- B J ary and muM as having taler.; 2< r creative arts which should be you developed at an early aae. You do not always make fl the most of the opportune H at home. If you are win will take advantage of ci
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    Toledo shows he is a good galloper
    894 9 HONTY WINS EASILY kKrom Allan Lewis D 0 proved himself a better than averaw «r»n„ Ipo L h M «»«lay. e main sprint at Ipoh yesterday to com«iJP Uope when he won for the meeting comp,ete a "inning double anisn^dTronVan^ 0^ t0 thlS
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