The Singapore Free Press, 20 February 1960

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    15 1 IS TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    CLOTH WAR-JAPANESE
    183 1  -  MELVIN CHAN Kqmjkm km Red China and Hungry I SINGAPORE. Sat. fc East-West cloth price war raging m Singapore with x of Russian textiles, took ramatic turn yesterday when the ese slashed prices by 15 per a desperate bid to keep old on the market. Japanese have their
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    Lock icon Danish P.M. dies
    25 1 COPENHAGEN. Sat —The Danish Prime Minister. Mr. H. C. Hansen. died here last tit, after a long illness. He was 53- Reuter
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    Girl to salesman: 'Win the walk and I'll wed you'
    173 1 Girl to salesman: 'Win the walk and I'll wed you' "VTOr win the challenge cup m the Free Press Bi? Walk and I will marry you within a week." This startling offer was made to Mr. Richard Wee Chwee Huat. 21, a salesman, by his girl friend yesterday. Mr. Wee
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    Lock icon 9th-life Chessman goes for a walk
    475 1 GOVERNOR'S MIDNIGHT PHONE CALL SAID: TAMOS HIM OUT OF THE DEATH CELL SAN QUENTIN, Saturday. QARYL CHESSMAN walked beneath blue skies and a brilliant Calif ornian sun for two hours yesterday, breathing sparkling, cool air to begin his ninth life and almost certainly the
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    Lock icon That save-him wire nearly vanished
    158 1 That save-him wire nearly vanished SAN QUENTIN, Sat.— The crucial telegram which may have saved Chessman from death nearly got lost m a flood of cables to Governor Brown. The cable passed on a warning from the Uruguayan authorities that if the execution took place. President Eisenhower might receive a
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    Lock icon Gold strike
    30 1 JAKARTA. Sat. There has been a gold strike at the i village of Peleihari, m the Band jar regency of South Borneo. Antara news agency reported today.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Red Cross crisis
    16 1 JAKARTA. Sat. The InIdonesian Red Cross Society's relief supDlies are nearly exhausted.- Reuter
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    Lock icon BELLS PEAL OUT IN REJOICING FOR ROYAL BABY
    296 1 BELLS PEAL OUT IN REJOICING FOR ROYAL BABY LONDON, Saturday. BELLS rang out from floodlit cathedrals and village steeples throughout Britain last night m rejoicing for the birth of a son her third child 'to Queen Elizabeth. The birth of the new Prince who becomes second m line of succession
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    Lock icon Father, aged 12
    33 1 NEW YORK, Sat.— A bootblack, age 12, has been ordered to pay US$4 a month for the 'support ol his illegitimate baby. Mother of i the baby is 13.- U.P.I.
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    5,000 on strike
    15 1 LONDON. Sat. Nearly 5.000 dockers are on strike m Southampton and Hull.
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    Lock icon Accidental death verdict on Singapore student See
    154 1 LONDON, Sat.— A verdict of accidental death was recorded at Oxford yesterday on See Leong Chuan. 23-year-old student from Singapore who died m hospital after being knocked unconscious during a j rugby game. I The coroner said there were no circumstances m the
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    Nude in marsh is named
    70 1 Nude in marsh is named SINGAPORE. Sat Police today identified thf woman whoso semi -nude body found m Clement! Road on Thursday night a* Ang Sup Kirn. 31 of 106-A. 6; Pasir Panjang Road. Police said that r d m the Malayan Brewery. A pathologist* report revealed she wa& five
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    Security exercise
    14 1 SINGAPORE. Sat 1 Army will hold an int<security exercise on Monday night.
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    UNIT TRUST PRICE
    13 1 Manager's selling price I (day $1 19. buying price $1.14.
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    Local holders sell back their London scrip
    337 2 Local holders sell back their London scrip INDUSTRIALS were steady ul quotations on Ihe Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, bul Ihe turnover was only fair. Business generally was on a smaller scale with the arrival of scrip still a depressing factor. The brightest feature was the continued firmness <»i dollar rubbers
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      120 2 LONDON. Fab. 19Yesterday Today RUBBER No. RSS c.l.f. European oorts Feb unquoted unquoted 9 Mar 33 I/I 33 1 l IIUBBEH No. 1 RSS Spot 33 3 4 34 1 16 ÜBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Mar S3 3 S 33 Apr./ June 32 3
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      New York Prices
      49 2 NEW YORK, Feb 19 Yesterday Today TIN Straits spot 102.12 I TIN futures Straits Contract TONE: SALES: RUBBER Futures Mar. May < IU TONE: Steady. SALES: 40 lots No. I RSS Fety. landed price COFFEE: Futures B Contract Mar. *!)ovi- oricea quoted m L'.s> caftta ikm u
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      Dow Jones Averages
      29 2 NEW YORK. Fell 19 Yesterday Today 30 Industrials 822. 20 Railroads 149. 69 ***** 40 Domestic Bonds «2.« 15 Utilities 65 Stocks Composite Avar acts 20."».77
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      U.S. Pepper
      46 2 Ma and await inc r< ,V>. afloat s ","i, Kc-b shipmerv l.rnnpons spo* and awaiting release o.i. ntloats Feb shiprner,* Sarawak unquoted. Muntok wbite spot M, > ting release 90, afloats 90. Feb. shipment 90. sellers, ex-dock Above price* quoted m UM. cents per lb.
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      77 2 LONDON. Feh 19 Yesterday Today COPAA Philippine* C.1.1. U.K. N«rth European ports i-eiiwertd weight per long ton Feb COPRA, Straitt e.i.t. U.K. North European ports delivtred weisnt per long ton Feb Mar. f I COCONUT OIL crude Straits c.i f. European ports m bulk per long ton
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    Rubber: A little buying interest
    49 2 LONDON: following the small advance at Singapore there was steadier tendency at the openIng. A little rubber buying interest supported the improvement temporarily but demand was soon met and with no follow- through values eased. Minpr fluctuations occurred m thin trading during the afternoon.
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    TAKEOVERS
    77 2 Mengkibols get a new offer LONDON: Mengkibol (Central Johorel Ruober directors have advised shareholders to take no action re*:ardins an inrenoed oiler published by St. Michael's securiuntil they nave studieu the offer made by Malayan General Co. and received the halrman's letter In a few days' time. St. Michael's
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    Kapoewas offer
    21 2 LONDON- Kapoewas Rubber nend acceptance of oner oi _''.a. pe: 2a. unit which has been made to share holders.
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    HONG KONG PRICES
    66 2 HONG KONG. Friday. Closing prices here tociav were: Yesterday Today H A: S Bar.N. Corporation 51. 300 $1,315 •315 1.305 es sides lua Canton. $94 50 $95.00 sales sales Wheelock M.-rrie:. S 670 6.95 6 90 &S 6.85 sales ti'Kong phone 535.00 $35.50 &$35.2 d Dairy Farm
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    U.S. firm gets Thai oil survey rights
    60 2 BANGKOK. Sat.— r- 'arson Oil Co. of the United States has negotiated :or oil survey rights m the Fang area m Northern Thailand, the Defence Minister, Mr. Tanom Kittichorn. told reporters yesterday. The Parson Company, according to Mr. Tanom was headed Dy General
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    Lock icon Very low prices
    28 2 JAKARTA, Sat.— Afier nearly a week of inactivity small business was done yesterday with few buyers at very low prices. The market ruled quiet- Reuter
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    Malayan Stock Exchange
    882 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. KEY TO MARKINGS I cct Cm capital issut i Kail eiclutfiig everytdiat «i txelutfiKg livilcaf I cli cum Mims issut 7 icr excluling capital retun f ccr cum capital ntirt d cum iivitfeil call en* all tl cum imh 1
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    294 2 CHIPS lying: alongside the Sin- gapore Harbour Board wharre* this morning are: Eastern Saga 12. Modjokerto 4 5. Haktibasan Mara 6A. Dolius 67, City of Colombo 8 9. Tobago 10 11, Larstein 13 14, Straat Malakka 15 16. Irisbank 18, Nagoya Maru 19, Presco No. 22 N.Wali
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    STOCK MARKETS: CAUTIOUS NOTE
    164 2 LONDON, Saturday. |r THE LONDON stock markets yesterday ended the A week and the account on a cautious and uncertain note. The opening was firm m response to the further improvement m Wall Street on Thursday night but very little support developed and prices soon turned
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    Wall Street
    111 2 -V"EW YORK: Wall Stre-t closed firm with most stocks shoving gains up to one point or more while i few issues advanced more ihan eight point*. The market rally entered third consecutive session m the morning and by mid-day showed liberally distributed advances ranging mostly to one point.
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    Lock icon Rubber replanting by Indonesia
    72 2 Rubber replanting by Indonesia JAKARTA. Sat —The Indonesian Peoples Rubber Bureau has planned to sponsor replant ii. more than 20.000 acres ot i m South Borneo during this Antara News Agency reported yesterday. The agency said the replanting programme was started m 1958 *md by 1965 the bureau hoped to
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    Let exit by Laddie: 'Don't talk about cricket, please'
    165 3 tIR CRY FROM THE FAN FAR F OM ARRIVAL Outschoorn, County -ie to months said left on the 3 sc don't talk to me about cricket." Laddie, a fine cricketer m his day, had a poor season m Singapore. He failed
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    After lessons—3 charm snakes
    301 3 After lessons 3 charm snakes 'A PROFESSION FIT FOR GENTLEMEN 9 mraira v .v KATONG, Saturday. HKhh schoolboys grandchildren of Singapore's "King of Snake narmers intend to follow m his footsteps and run a snake tarm. Sahu. 13 Aziz, 12, and Xoordin, 11, are learning the art from Hieir grandfather,
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    HIS HOBBY WITH A DIFFERENCE
    146 3 SINGAPORE, Saturday. unusual hobby of a young num. Wan Bakar, 19, of South Pier, is collecting newspaper mastheads. In his collection there are more than 60 different newspapers printed In Europe. America and al] part> of Wan Bakar :>aid he became interested m mastheads because
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    Changing culture
    20 3 The are, Mr. S. •nam. on Culture" g Junior >mmerce lunch urday at the Dragon Room. Cathay Hotel.
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    Lock icon THE COLLECTION
    11 3 picture. WAN BAKAR and his collect ion.— Free Press
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    Education forum postponed
    27 3 Stamford. Sat.— The forum on education at the Catholic Young Men's Association yesterday was postponed to Feb. 29. 5.30 p.m. because of bad weather.
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    Your Malay lessons
    49 3 MALAY lessons One ond Two which appeared m the Monday and Thursday issues of the FREE PRESS this week will be repeated at 12.30 p.m. on Radio Singapore tomorrow. See that you have the Free Press m your hand as these lessons come over the air.
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    BEAUTY? BOUQUET S'PORE GIRLS
    174 3 BEAUTY? BOUQUET S'PORE GIRLS i SINGAPORE, Sat. Miss Barbara Frischknecht, a Swiss free lance journalist, who has had a good look at women m the Far East, yesterday declared that Chinese girls m Singapore were far more beautiful than their sisters m Hong Kong. Blonde. 30-year-old Miss Frischknecht added: "I
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    Brilliant student is off to study medicine
    99 3 Brilliant student is off to study medicine I>UKIT TIMAH, Sat. A brilliant arts student who obtained seven distinctions m his School Certificate examination last year will leave for Adelaide m the Gorgon tomorrow to study medicine. He is Lee Hui Ling, 18, of the Anglo-CHinese School. Barker Road, described by
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    Evangelist holds campaign
    63 3 SEPOY LINES. Sat.— A special Evangelistic campaign will be conducted from Feb. '25 to 29 at the Bethesda .Church. Neil Road. The programmes will start at 8 o'clock every* night, except Sunday (6 p.m." The speaker will be Mr. T. Bently. of Kuala Lumpur who has been
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    Singers' director
    19 3 SEMBAWANG, Sat. —The Naval Base Singers elected Mr. J.S. Yolland as their musical director for the year.
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    The usher who played detective...
    164 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. Mr. S. J. Krishnan, a court usher, played detective outside his courtroom at the Ministry of Labour and Law on the afternoon of Jan. 7. As a result, a father of five, Toh Hock Leong, 30, was arrested. Toh. a sawmill worker, was
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    Malay and Chinese choirs at Gardens concert tomorrow
    222 3 QINGAPORE. Sat. The »3 fourth Aneka Ragam Ra'ayat to be staged by the Ministry of Culture this year at the Botanic Gardens tomorrow at 4.30 p.m.. will have a Malay and a Chinese choir, a gymnastic display and a dragon dance. THE
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    TEAMATIC? NOT FOR SPORES SLOW TEMPO OF LIFE' THEY SAY
    299 3 TEAMATIC? NOT FOR SPORES SLOW TEMPO OF LIFE' THEY SAY IMAGINE a cup of tea for six cents with sugar and milk. Not sloppily served with half of it spilt on the saucer, but efficiently by the Teamatic an automatic vending machine that is making headlines m London at the
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    Dato Lee gives 947,000 to centre
    69 3 Dato Lee gives 947,000 to centre SINGAPORE, Sat— Dato Lee Konjj Chian ha.s donated $47,000 for the building of a community centre m Havelock Road. The centre, which *ill serve the people of Haveiock. is being built at one end of the playing field m front of the Ministry of
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    Marriage: How to make it work
    50 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. A talk specially < for youths will be given by the Rev. Watson Argue tonight at 7.30 p.m. at Assembly of Gods Christ Ambassadors rally m the Cultural Centre, Fort Canning Rise. The theme will be "Successful Marriage and choosina; your life
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    Film on excavation of buried city
    60 3 SERANGOON. Sat.— A film on excavation work m th« city of Pompei, buried 300 years ago by a volcanic eruption, will be shown at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow at Elim Church m Serangoon Road. The film* was brought by the Rev. Watson Argue, an American
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    THE MOTHER WHO MUST KEEP MOVING...
    634 4 THE MOTHER WHO MUST KEEP MOVING... IAM a mother of five children. The eldest has just joined the Army, the youngest has just started school. I've begun to treat myself to a sit down m the afternoon but when I do, my arms and legs twitch, and I get a
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    I am SO PLEASED you don't feel well
    454 4 I am SO PLEASED you don't feel well THE FREE PRESS DOCTOR HAS A FEW HOME-TRUTHS FOR THOSE SUPER-HEALTHY TYPE, /case\ \No. 1/ IT IS GOOD FOR YOUR SOUL TO BE SICK SOMETIMES, THAT'S ONE WAY OF KEEPING FIT MOST of my patients are fairly regular customers. They have their
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    When a girl takes to wearing slacks almost all the time
    437 4 \No. 2/ A Xli you the sort ol person who would m /^consult your doctor on any matter, howt "^because I lind that some people are needk Take Bridget Yeo. She was 25, and every now and then she
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    Lock icon A few lessons from the old witch doctors...
    249 4 Sat. For 2,000 years the hill tribes of India depended on a plant called rauwolfia serpentina to cure everything from insomnia to insanity. It is now the basic ingredient of modern tranquillizers. That is just one of the many examples of modern
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      43 4 [HERE'S HOW THE FREE PRESS DOCTOR CAN HELP YOU If you ore worried obout your health, tell the Free Press Doctor obout if perhops he con I help. But please re- member he con't I answer by post only m his weekly column.
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    his dance could lead to altar
    159 5  -  LEE HUA MOK HVSIC TO SUIT THE MOOD AT THE LEAP YEAR BALL (WILL CAST NET AP THE BACHELORS Singapore, Sat. lit the young lady you uddenly stops and asks b> your last name?" 'am young man to the Leap Year Feb. 27. organised
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    Aussie army commander leaves for new post
    57 5 Aussie army commander leaves for new post AUSTRALIAN Army Force Commander, Col E. (i. McNamara. who left Singapore yesterday for Australia after serving two years m Malaya. 'I am sorry to leave Malaya." he said. Col. MiNamara will take up his new appointment as deputy Director of Military Training; at
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    THAT BUG ITCH AGAIN AT LIBRARY
    150 5 THAT BUG ITCH AGAIN AT LIBRARY SINGAPORE, Sat.— THAT bub itch at Raffles Library m Stamford Kuact has started again. And library users are on the losing end ol an unequal "war.* 1 Reporter Edna 'ian. wearing the flimsiest silk spent three hours sitting on half a dozen library chairs
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    HUSBAND-WIFE TEACHING TEAM SAY GOODBYE
    626 5 HUSBAND-WIFE TEACHING TEAM SAY GOODBYE A HUSBAND- AND WIFE team, closely connected with teacher-training m Singapore for more than 10 years, will leave for Britain today -after having seen 4,000 of their students graduate as full-fledged teachers. They are Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Price, of the Singapore Teachers' Training
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    'Stop orders through Crown agents'
    178 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The F.M.S. and the Associat-1 ed Indian Chambers of Commerce yesterday supported a move calling on the Federation Govern discontithrough the' Cro cc them through local companies m•h of the F.M.S Chamber of Mines has I on the Gov- up the matter.
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      113 5 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice 6t Fred Dickenson S TWO C*X>s I'LL BE ANP I HAVE ~T TO THE ?£APC*T 'ANXIOUS 'O TWO PAYS TO ]A v fJOV -A5 mE^c: PZWECT MY I'■ MANDRAKE b^ Lee Falk and Phil Davis T lit WOMT BE A -Vjf Z3 I MAKJDRAKF f»
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    Good news for local housewives
    227 6 Good news for local housewives TN spite of the admitted fact that the average working fisherman m Malaya and Singapore receives only a pittance for his labours, the price of fish locally has been too high for the average purse. Cries that a 'Ting" was holding the consumer to ransom
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    Protest brings
    98 6 npwo hawkers have been fined for conducting a gambling game at the entrance to a Singapore school. This sharp witness to the determination of the authorities to stop this form of battening on the pocket money of schoolchildren will be welcomed by all parents. Several protests by parents
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    These artists now lick a wound of non-confidence
    431 6  -  LEE HUA MOK AN EXHIBITION OF STERILE ART. ..OF ESCAPISM ...IN THE REALMS Of THEIR fA By THINK Singapore has committed a serious crime against our young artists. It has hushed up their angry voices and set them fleeing into their own
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    The curious story of the man called the father of the H-bomb
    1076 6 NEXT MONTH the nations meet again at Cencva in tejrcfi of disarmament. But brooding ovtr the world's hopes of peace is the enigmatic figure of Or. Edward Teller. Who is this man who wields such influence? What are
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    YOU are the JUDGE
    230 6 ALFRED Gooding was one of those people who write their own wills. After naming his executor, he made several bequest* among them, "my bank deposit at the Maitland Bank to my nurse Gwen Robey." Gooding had a long fatal illness. Soon after it started, he drew
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    wettes near school two hawkers fined
    48 7 ICthe Thursd Another hawker. Tan Chin Chok. 32. »l»o arrested near the school, was fined on a similar charge. Tan. of Chin Tuan Street, had a clean record. Inspector Teoh Bong San. the prosecutor, had §ought for severe penalties m both cases
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    Bukit Panjang scouts plan jubilee rally
    123 7 BUKIT PANJANG, Sat. The Bukit Paniang District Boy Scoute Local Association will hold a Scout Week tomorrow to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of scouting In Singapore. The week will open with a rally at the Sembawang English School, 12th milestone Upper Thomson Road, at
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    'The Suicide Club'
    27 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Sir -ence Olivier, the British actor-producer, will be fenradio adaptation Robert Louis StevenThe Suicide Club" ght at 1030 over Redif<ingapore's Silver Net-
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    YOUTH ABDUCTED AND SLASHED
    286 7 I shop assistant teils of five men, five cats with parang ESCAPE THEN A MAN HE HAD KNOWN FOR EIGHT YEARS GETS SIX MONTHS' JAIL SINGAPORE, Saturday. A V'y K "i VR OLD y° uth wa s kidnapped and slashed with parangs by five men, a
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    I've had no regrets ever since: Sister Francis, 79
    235 7 AT 19, SHE CHOSE TO SERVE GOD SINGAPORE, Saturday. gISTER Francis Maria Leo, 7!), of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus. Singapore, recently celebrated the Golden Jubilee of her religious life by renewing a vow to dedicate herself to the
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    MINISTER INVITES BUS OWNERS FOR TALKS
    117 7 MINISTER INVITES BUS OWNERS FOR TALKS SINGAPORE. Sat. The Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, yesterday invited members of the Chinese Bus Owners' Association to meet him on Wednesday and give their views on the implementation of the Labour Ordinance. Mr. Byrne's invitation follows a request by
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    Opening of centre
    28 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Dr. FonK Kirn Heng, a defeated candidate m the last Legislative Assembly elections, will open the Joo Chit Community Centre on Feb. 27.
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    Two so secretive misses —sail off to Britain
    143 7 Two so secretive misses sail off to Britain SINGAPORE, Sat.—Two attractive girls from Kuala Lumpur were very secretive yesterday about the name of a nursing school m Britain where they are going to study. •Oh ho." chorused dimplecheeked Katherine Ho Choon. If), and Suzette Wong Swee Meng. 20. "The name
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    Dockyard social
    18 7 SEMBAWANG Sat. The Dockyard Club. Naval Base, will hold a social at the club's premises tonight.
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    A 'more girls than boys' enrolment boom in shorthand, typing classes
    252 7 A 'more girls than boys' enrolment boom in shorthand, typing classes By EVELYN TOO Singapore, Sat. THE MAIN commercial schools m Singapore have started extra sessions to cope with a "more girls than boys" enrolment boom. About 2.000 students are now attending commercial classes, mainly shorthand and typewriting almost 100
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    Inconsiderate driving: $80
    54 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Lam Lai Soo of North Bridge Road, was convicted In a traffic court yesterday on a charge of Inconsiderate driving. He was fined $80. Lam committed the offence on the afternoon of July 30, last year, while driving a van m Stamford Road. His van
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    Annual meeting
    26 7 QUEENSTOWN, Sat The third annual meeting of the Queenstown Community Association will be held at the Queenstown Secondary Technical School at 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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      15 7 LICENCE LIBERTY? A PENETRATING STUDY OF CONTEMPORARY PROFILE OF DR. BURHANNUDIN Jm WL IN TOMORROW'S
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      332 7 "FOLLOWING are changes In and 4.30 p.m. Sunday School; 6.00 Union; 6.00 p.m. Evening Worr Sunday church servioti m p.m. Gospel Service, Mr. T. Bent- ship. Singapore- ley; 7.45 p.m. Song Service. Mr. ELIM CHURCH, 25, Eyeritt ST. GEORGE'S GARRISON Harry Tan. Road 9.15 a.m Sunday School CHURCH, Tanglin barrack,;
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      200 7 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS I PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY OF SINGAPORE: 11th. Singapore International Salon and 2nd. Poto Pair at the Victoria Memorial Hall from S a.m. to 6.30 p.m. YMCA (Orchard Road): Junior dept. open from 2 p.m.: Malay class Cambridge prep. St. I—2 p.m.; Malay class Cambridge Prep. Std. II
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    THIS LILY WILL REPAY YOUR CARE
    468 8  - THIS LILY WILL REPAY YOUR CARE r^LORIOSA. or Chic- ken's Claw, is a lily which climbs by means of tendrils from the leaf tip. The flowers of this oriental plant are deep red and yellow, made up of six petals having crisplycrinkled edges, and all turning upwards to form a
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    I stuck my head out of my Minx and didn't getscalped
    788 8  -  Motoring from the WOMAN'S angle MY husband used to tell me: "What you women need is a car with a window so large that you could put a shelf on the sill so that you can lean out comfortably
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      101 8 Spore radio today PM 1.00 Programme summary: H ope: 7.30 Tiga Stkawan' 745 rO3 showcase; 1.30 Spotlight on a soprano-Gwen The news: 1.40 Weekly share Catlev; 8.00 Mv Word a panel Bruno Wai- g^ me P ter conducts: 200 Piano play- 830 Holland Festival— l9s9X:me 9.00 The news: 9.10 Newstalk:
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      863 8 BORN on this first day of can become disaster. Con- church attendance early this the incoming sign. Pis- sider each act carefully be- morning. Devote balance of day you are ruled by Jupiter, fore starting out. Giving to A SSl ur X2r r^!^'2n*A the god of wisdom and by orders
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    CHILGREN'S PAGE Rama AND Sita
    1599 9  - CHILGREN'S PAGE Rama AND Sita Barbara Leonie Picard A Serial by TODAY'S CHAPTER ON RAMA AND SITA BRINGS TO AN END THIS TALE OF INDIAN FOLKLORE Ravana is slain m the big, battle at Lanka I. t (od. Vishnu, to hare a man k Havana, the kin f of the
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    Rupert and the Truant
    190 9 After a long puzzled silence the book-keeper stands up. "I can't understand how I could have been so careles*." he says. "This doll is here but there's ho entry for it m our books. You want to know the price and all 1 can say is
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      169 9 3^^ \v DOCKET-MONEY prizes River Valley Road, Sing-a--1 are offered fo r colour- pore 9, to reach her not ing this scene with paints. later than Thursday next crayons or chalks. Age limit is 15. There are four prizes of- VT fered each of $5 (two for Nam (Master/Miss) boys
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      270 9 Junior crossword hat worn m the Services. 10, U 1 7 Mm Ie I I I Takes for granted. 14. Cer--2 J ■■t |J 16 tain type of bean is called B B I I I I I this. 15, Place to take the ■"■"^^^Ti TBr 1 M waters as
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    8 horses promoted by the S.R.A:
    251 10 8 horses promoted by the S.R.A: BON VIVEUR is promoted to Class 1 m the latest list of classifications issued by the Straits Racing Association Altogether eight lv have been promoted. Full ire: PROMOTIONS: From C 3 to Class l .Bon Viveur. From Class 3 to Class 2— Rina, Fiery
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    A WARNING TO ALL THE WALKERS
    575 10 that the entry list has closed and the Free Press Walk is only a week awa y, competitors will be anxious to get m as much training as they possibly can. But here is a*warning: keep off the Bukit Timah Road today and tomorrow.
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    THEY'RE IN THE WALK ...FOR 3 SEPARATE REASONS
    100 10 THEY'RE IN THE WALK ...FOR 3 SEPARATE REASONS \N actress m Indian dramas. P. Kanniga Devi. 19. has decided to see what walking talent she has. It's the first Free Press Walk for her. but she hopes to do well. other woman entrant is P. Grace also attempting this race
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    AGGRESSIVE JAPANESE
    46 10 SQUAW VALLEY. Sat.— Japanese ice hockey capYoshlhlro Miyazski swung his stick at an An play< r and was sent to the penalty box when United States won 10-0. Japanese coach Hirori Oniuira blamed the "natural aggressiveness'" of fils team after its tour ct' Canaan.
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    SIX KEEN TEAM MEMBERS IN BID FOR BRAND'S CUP
    59 10 The Brand s Cup for teams will be closely contested in the Free Pres> Walk. Here is the Kodak team, who hope to meet with success. Left to right: Yusof bin Hamed. Chow Tien Slew. Kamsani bin Haji Ehsan. Chan Kum
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    20 in this mass start cycle race
    128 10 THE second meet of the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association, the 50 kilometre massed-start class 2 event, has attracted 20 riders. It will be hold at the Singapore Gap tomorrow starting i at 7 a.m. After this meet, there will be a lapse until
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    POLICE 4-2
    16 10 Police B beat Singapore Infantry Regiment 4-2 at Thomson Road m SGSFA Div. 2A.
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    210 10 by M. Harrison-Gray Dealer South Lore all N. +J 8 3 9AQ J 2 6J7 4KQ J 8 W. E. Q X 10 7 fl 9 10 O A X 6 2 ***** 4542 4 10 963 *A9 5 4 3 O K95 0 Q 10 8 A
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    This cricket year will be exciting
    348 10  -  VERITY GILL AT THE NETS A NEW SPIRIT STIRS By yf\: are approaching a new cricket season an exciting one, is my prediction. Senior and junior tournaments commence on March 13. Most clubs have started practices while a few, like GHQ FARELF and Indian
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    ROVERS READY FOR BIG WALK
    94 10 A COMBINED team of Rover Scouts from the Chinese YMCA troop m Tanjong Pagar hope to do well m the Free Press Walk. Kwok Cheng Wah. 'a member of the team, said they had practised cross country hitch hikes from Bukit Timah to Jurong. Free
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    HE'S IN DEMAND
    86 10 SYDNEY, Sat. Two promoters are vying for the .services of British Empire welterweight champion George Barnes for a title defence against Englishman Waily Swift. Sydney boxing identity George Callaghan said he was prepared to stage a match between the pair for the Empire title m Sydney. He
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    56 10 ESSEN. West Germany, Sat. Naoto Tajima, the Japanese athlete who won a gold medal m the hop-step-and-jump and a bronze medal m the long jump at the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games, has been appointed coach to the TusPm SDorts Club m Essen. Mr. Tajima, 44. has been living
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      128 10 THE FAR EAST I ENGINEER I A quarterly publication devoted to engineer engineering equipment m the Far East I The First lssu, I Contents include: AB flC i*\ Special 16 page section on processes and equipment. M Isambord Kingdom Brunei Ce^^M by Scan Mockey, Taikoo Pro^» r at the University
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      70 10 /JOHORE CORONATION Grand ?J February 20th 21st 1960 I Why don't you take the Singapore— Johort tisn V it s quicker and much more com 'one bit For 80 cents yjl 11 Express Service I I m m W Frequency every 7 to 10 ry^ )^7l leaving Rochore Road. Spo
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    THE BIG WALK PRIZE LIST
    637 11 jjUNDREDS of prizes ore to be won m the Free Press Walk on Sunday Feb. 28. ddition, there are free to all and a Certifiof Merit to each 3ef itor who completes 4 mile course Woodlands to House. :onipett CHallenge trophies SENIORS: CrroTTcnge Trophy and
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    THE RULES
    407 11 Competitors win report at Istn I one. Woodlands, at 6.15 Sunday Pebruary 3a. 19C0. titan wishing transport to :x)int must assemble r^pectlve pick-up points M and 6 a.m. fe will begin at 7 ajn. 'he specified route. •^nce from start to finish •res. First off the be the
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    464 11 ENGLAND TOIL ALL DAY WITHOUT TAKING A WICKET McMORRIS TAKEN TO HOSPITAL ™t^t i v KINGSTON, Saturday. ENGLAND toiled all day without capturing a single wicket on the third day of the third Test here. West Indies finished the day 14
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    SINGAPORE LEAD 2-1
    82 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Rain brought an early halt to the Chua Cup tennis tournament yesterday with Singapore leading Malaya 2-1. Results (Singapore mentioned first): Singles. Ong Chew Bee bt. Victor Chew Hin Fah 6-0 6-2: Shahrin Osman lost to S. A. Azman 3-6. 6-3. 6-8: Chew Bee
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    62 11 PARIS. Sat. Two hundred and sixty pounds of Japanese sumo wrestler, enclosed m flowing robes and a Boeinp 707 jet, flew over the North Pole from Tokyo and landed here yesterday. His trip to Paris was a prize for winning the sumo championships at Tokyo. The
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    BEATTY OUT
    29 11 Victoria School beat Beatty Secondary School 1-0 m the first round of the S.A.F.A. youth knockout soccer competition at Victoria School yesterday. Amarjeet Singh scored for Victoria.
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    THREE NEW PLAYERS HELP STRENGTHEN CHINESE ATHLETIC
    174 11  -  ROY LAZAROO By pHINESE Athletic, who finished sixth m last year's league tournament, got down to hard training early m January and are expected to do "very much better" this coming soccer season. Secretary Mr. Qutk Ah Chua confidently declared: "I must say
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    46 11 England Ist Innings 277. WEST INDIES Ist Innings (overnight 81 for 2) Hunte c Ullngworth b Statham 7 McMorris ret. hurt 65 Kanhai run out 18 Sobers not out 142 Nurse not out 46 Extras 13 Total (for 2) Wickets fell at: 12. 56.— Reuter
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    215 11 SQUAW VALLEY, Sat.— Sweden's Sixten Jernberg, became the first gold medal winner of the winter Olympic Games. H« won the 30-kilometre crosscountry race. MELBOURNE— Ian Meckiff. took five for 41 for Victoria against Western Australia m a Sheffield Shield match. Western Australia all out
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    SINGAPORE A.A.A. OFFICIALS
    92 11 SINGAPORE A.A.A. OFFICIALS SINGAPORE Amateur Athletic Association officials elected last night at the annual general meeting are:-Vice-patrons Messrs E. Strickland, Lee Kong Chiang, Lt-Col. C. J. Reidy, W/Cdr. Tillman, Mr. J. S. de Souza, Lt-Cdr. J. N. Parbury (all reelected), Mr. P. Suppiah, A. R. P. O'Hara and Gr Capt.
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    154 11 LONDON. Sat. Ingemar Johansson was reported here last night to have said he would be happy to defend his world title against British champion Henry Cooper m London, if the Swede's proposed return match aßainst former world champion Floyd Patterson did not take place.
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    NEW SPRING IN TRAINING BY OLYMPIC HOPE OF 15
    133 11 NEW SPRING IN TRAINING BY OLYMPIC HOPE OF 15 To her delight, 15-year-old Bournemouth schoolgirl Marion Watson, has had a special type of springboard. similar to those used during the Olympic Games, installed at her local baths m Bournemouth. It is the idea of the Amateur Swimming Association and is
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      55 11 Todays Sport MOTOR-RACING: Johore Coronation Grand Prix (motor, cycles), Johore Bahru. RIGGER: R.A.F. Changi v Johore Services, Changi; Royal Signals v R.A.F. Seletar, signals. SOCCER: S.G.S.F.A. Div J— S.T.B. v M.R.N.V.R., Kallang Basin; Div. 2B— Vio Chu Kar.;--v S.M.F., Serangoon Road; Friendly— Jollilads v R.M.P.. HOCKEY: M.H.F. triangular Negri Sembilan
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    Lock icon KHRUSHCHEV STATE TOUR: A BIG WELCOME AT JAKARTA AIRPORT
    52 12 photo. THE Russian Prime Minister, Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, waves to an airport crowd at the start of the motorcade through the streets of Jakarta yesterday when he began his Indonesian tour. President Soekarno leans over the driver while the Russian interpreter
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    Lock icon Cheers and roar of joy for Queen's new baby
    430 12 Cheers and roar of joy for Queen's new baby TRAFFIC COMES TO STANDSTILL AS CROWD MILLS ROUND PALACE RAILINGS AFTER HISTORIC ANNOUNCEMENT LONDON. Saturday. HUNDREDS o! people, pressed against the high iron railings outside Buckingham Palace, went wild with joy yesterday at the announcement of the birth of Queen Klizabeth's
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    56 12 APETOWN.. Sat.— Bobby Locke, four times winner of the British open golf championship, was taken to ital unconscious last night after a level crossing .^nt near here, is believed the train struck the back of the car hich Locke was travel- j ling. He had severe
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    24 12 Worst in 1 3 years LONDON. Sat- More heavy snow and front yesterday brought the worst conditions for 13 years to Northern Brit a
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    27 12 6 months' for Hinds BELFAST. Sat. Alfred Hinds. 43. Britain oreaker. was sentenced to six months' jail here yesterday for smuggling cars from the Irish Republic- Reuter
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    23 12 JAKARTA. Sat. The Attorney General. Mr. Gunawan. has ordered the expulsion of aliens serving prison sentences for "'economic offo: Reuter
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    159 12 A scientist fights back to Taipeh move HOUSTON (Texas) Sat. —A 39-year-old Chinese woman research scientist yesterday asked the Federal Court to quash an order that she be deported to Formosa on the ground that she had never lived there. Dr. Josephine Shou Chen Chu's lawyer. Mr. Sam Williamson, said
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    232 12 Airliners over Sahara report radiation up five times LONDON, Saturday. \IRLINERS which flew across the Sahara Desert less than 48 hours after the French atomic test last Saturday reported up to five times the normal amount of radiation, it was stated m London yesterday. The checks were made on behalf
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    129 12 'HUSBAND CLUBBED BACKSEAT DRIVER WIFE TO DEATH' ST. PETERSBURG, Florida, Fri. An Air Forcv Master Sergeant who became enraged at his wile's "backseat driving" beat her to death with hatchet blows over the head, police alleged today. Mastor/Sfft Olin Beverly. 49. of nearby Macdill Air Force base, was held for
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    225 12 Kidnapping breaks up twins' win-a-wife long walk COLD WY N B\ V (Wales). Sat me 108-mile walking race which was to have decided which twin married the girl both loved was broken up iast night when one was "kidnapped" by students. The twins. Vaughan and Howard Clarke, aged 19, are
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    115 12 ONDON. Sat. A former British Royal Air Force officer, who recently returned lrom Moscow, was charged hero yesterday with passing 1 information to an unknown person m Russia "which might have been directly or I indirectly useful to an enemy." The ollicer. Anthony Wralght, 25.
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