The Singapore Free Press, 6 June 1960

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    18 1 »HE "SPARER EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT The Singapore Free Press No. *****. MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    WONDERFUL SINGAPORE
    512 1  -  Alan Khoo 200 000 make it a ni&ht toSemember After the fair, a fabulous show of song and dance By SINGAPORE, Mon IIIHAT 3 wonderful night it was for Singapore. Cool and mild. Moon and stars and 200,000 people m the roaring, jam-packed streets. Al the National Carnival
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    THE CONTEST WINNER WHO NEVER GIVES DP TRYING
    54 1 THE CONTEST WINNER WHO NEVER GIVES DP TRYING M o n.— the Free Puzzle .:m Soo m belie vg "If at not suc--1 try Mr. jubilantly had C had t ever c time. il P°*"'Cr a holiday I had was to Mr. two I and hoc m aciuy m 1
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    Delhi man in today
    42 1 M SINGAPORE. Mon. The* Indian Depats Minister for fTuninerce and Industry. >lr. Satish Chandra, is sohedulI to fly into Singapore today for a two-day visit. He viill have talks uith the Minister for Finance, Dr Goh Ken» Swee.
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    Dawn raiders make off with $10,000 cloth haul
    101 1 Dawn raiders make off with $10,000 cloth haul 2OUTH BRIDGE O ROAD. Mon.— ln a big robbery during the three-day national celebrations, thieves got away with $10,000 worth of cloth from a shop In South Bridge Road. The robbery took place at 3.30 am. on Sunday. Seven men, three armed
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    Balloon in space
    27 1 BRUNSWICK, (Georgia*. Mon. —Project "Glynco'' got under way when the United States successfully launched a huge balloon into the stratosphere to .study cosmic rays.
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    3 EUROPEAN LOVELIES VIE FOR THE 'MISS HONG KONG' CROWN
    126 1 3 EUROPEAN LOVELIES VIE FOR THE 'MISS HONG KONG' CROWN HONG KONG. Mon.— Three European girls are among 10 iinalists competing to be Miss Hong Kong at the ifis> Universe contest m Miami next month. One of the three is 23-year-old Sally Gillian Whitehead from New Zealand, who came to
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    Cash cache found
    25 1 NEW YORK. Mon. St<v< Fox. a bulldozer operato* unearthed M 52 10.000 m cash while he was clearing a patch of scrub.
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    Holiday accidents
    18 1 LONDON. Mon —Al least IS people died m Whit Saturday road accidents, the Automobile Association .stated.
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    STOP PRESS
    38 1 IPOH i< li I I I 1.1 l> I :i i li w R RUBBER Inn i i TOCK EXCHAN I 1 V N LXrilANCil quirt n i. i i -i .11 r ii Iff I\M
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    Malayan funds
    23 1 First Malayan Fund managers' prices today buying $1.36 and celling $1.43. Second Malayan Fund managars' prlet-s- buying $1.04 and sellIng $1.10.
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    Russia is building new jet in bid to capture air travel supremacy
    460 2 Russia is building new jet in bid to capture air travel supremacy PAYA LEBAR. Mon. IN A BID to capture commercial air supremacy, Russian aircraft designer Andrei Tupolev is now completing work on a new turbo-jet airliner. The new plane will be known ai the TU-124. It resembles its predecessor.
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    Lock icon Kenya appeals to private enterprise
    119 2 "V-AIROBI. Mon. Mr. Ronald A^Ngala. Kenya's newly appointed Minister of Labour has told the Legislative Council' here that, confidence In the Colony and an inflow of capital were essential for swifter economic development and increased employment possibilities. Presenting the estimates for his Ministry for 1960-61.
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    Science beats the synthetic problem
    85 2 QLASGOW. Mon. Share- holder^ of Britain's biggest makers of cotton thread wore told here that science was mastering problem.^ oi synthetic threads. Mr. Robert Laidlaw. chairman of J. and P. Coats, of Glasgow, said m his annual report: "The basic problem of achieving good sewabillty
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    GEC plans a $2mil. aluminium plant
    46 2 NEW YORK: General Electric Company said it plans to build a $2,000,000 addition to its capacitor manufacturing facilities m Fort Edwaid. New York. The Installation will turn out -capacitor-grade' aluminium foil. Production will begin towards the middle of next year.
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    Lock icon Normal trade again
    55 2 PARIS: French Lade \\iih E^\-pt reiurneci to normal ;n tinclose of last week Tor me first time since ihe Suez conflict inlerrupied commercial relations between the two countries. The French Government baa Riven new instructions to Importers and exporters followiitfl i he recent Egyptian decision to join
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      Curtains down in Broadway
      99 2 NEW YORK. Mon. Negotiators m a contract dispute that blacked out Broadway theatres resume talks today after a weekend ''cooling off" ueriod. The League of New York Theatres closed all 22 current Broadway plays and musicals after Actors' Equity stopped a performance of the comedy hit.
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      Lock icon Fall in U.S. exports to Latin America
      84 2 TV ASHINGTON. Mon. The Commerce Department reported that the United States IoM around m its export trade to Latin America m 1959. due partly to increased competition from Western Europe and Japan Political and economic instability m some countries aho influenced the U.S.
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      'Economise' call in Jakarta
      81 2 JAKARTA, Mun. The Indo- nesian National Banking Association has called on the Indonesian Government to economise, and to start exporting the greatest passible variety of products. The association made its appeal m a review issued at a congress m Surabaya. Ti .said the government could not
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      Back to work at four ports
      64 2 Back to work at four ports /CHICAGO. Mon Dockers prepared to return to their jobs today at iour Grea* Lakes ports after a 20-day strike. Agreement was reached after a 14-hour negotiating session between represent at i\e.s of the International Longshoremen "a> Association and employers. The cities affected were Chicago,
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    Change in scale of Soviet prices
    80 2 Aioscow. Mon Russian Finance Minister Vastly Qarbuxov said that the swift growth of the national economy made it necessary to change the scale of pi irec m the Soviet/ Union. In an article on the Soviet mule m Isvestia the Minuter i stressed that
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    Britain plans 75,000ton ship to replace 'Queen'
    385 2 EaGETWOTODAY GIVES YOU A ROUND-UP OF THE SHIPS THAT ARE IN THE NEWS I wmm SINGAPORE, Monday. pLANS ARE AFOOT to build a 75,000-ton ship r carrying 2,270 passengers to replace the 24--year-old Queen MaryThe Chandos committee set up by the British government
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    UP 20 DOWN 5 UNCHANGED 152
    886 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. Monday Pre-ious Thurscay KEY TO MMKIN6*. cci cum capital issue *»ii exclnfmt everyting. *i ciciuliag «i» l ifPd cti cum Imus issnt. y xcr excivflißt capital rttiri. t ccr cum otttil nturi c< cum 4 v
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    STEEL
    167 2 Formosa to build a $150 mil. plant with American aid TAIPEH, M o n. A A China International Foundation official said here today that the American Organisation would assist m the establishment of a steel plant m Formosa. Mr. C. C. Wei. a member of the board of directors
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    GATT defers move on 11-nation mart
    113 2 GATT defers move on 11 -nation mart pENEVA, lion. The 16th MMton of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade decided at its closing meeting here yesterday to postpone consideration of the 11-nation European Free Trade Association until the next O.A.T.T. session la October. The decision \va« taken aft^r the
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    Little Michael has a passport all to himself
    144 3  - Little Michael has a passport all to himself ALAN KHOO OV. SELF-CONSCIOUS NEWSMAN'S SON, ON 8,000-MH.E TRIP TO MEET A VERY SPECIAL »,OMAN ...MAY BE THE YOUNGEST IN THE WORLD WITH PERSONAL TRAVEL PAPERS by SINGAPORE. Mon t |iur«N to be m possession ot passport m Singapore and per<>rld left
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    10 3 The MeOffieer> Go\ a com- the :ert su&oeral day.
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    THE LAMBS ARRIVE AFTER 9,000 MILE DRIVE FROM LONDON WITH STOPS TO DO RESEARCH
    165 3 THE LAMBS ARRIVE AFTER 9,000 MILE DRIVE FROM LONDON WITH STOPS TO DO RESEARCH KUALA LUMPUR. Moa.-Dr. H. A. Lamb Ol the University Ol Malaya has arrived here after competing a 9.000 mile overlai'.d trip from London with his wife and 3^-year-old daughter. Dr. Lamb, a lecturer m history at
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    SPECIAL EXAM TO BE HELD FOR THE FIRST TIME
    104 3 SPECIAL EXAM TO BE HELD FOR THE FIRST TIME SINGAPORE, mou A General Certificate of Education examination lor advanced students will be I held for the first time m Singapore from June 13 to July 6. Some former pupils, of the Singapore Polytechnic are j amonn the 23 who will
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    'Sour face' Mayor
    36 3 'Sour face Mayor PENANG MOO The Mayor. Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew. .-aid tnat Cny Councillors snould not be annoyed oi offended at his '^o-cailed .sour face" as it need not necessarily reilect what he "really felt."
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    Labuan man is flown to Malaya to get an artificial leg
    121 3 Labuan man is flown to Malaya to get an artificial leg KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. -The enter crane operator of the PublicWorks Department m Labuan. British North Borneo, Inche Hashim bin Lukim, 48 has been flown here to have an artificial leg fitted. The mercy flight .wa* jointly arranged by the
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    Faculty opening
    32 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Moil. Aoout 500 guests will see the New Zealand Prune Minister, Mr. Walter Nash, declare open t&*« million-dollar Faculty of Agriculture at the University of Malaya here toaay.
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    Little Tan (he's only 9) to unveil plaque of new motor launch
    177 3 Little Tan (he's only 9) to unveil plaque of new motor launch SINGAPORE, Monday. nine year-old Singapore boy will unveil' the plaque of ;i $30,00() motor launch on June 1 1 on behalf of the Baptist Church Life Boys Iciiin of Britain. His is Master Tan Hong Hee. son of
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    TALKS ON RURAL CO-OPS FOR LOCAL FARMERS
    88 3 TALKS ON RURAL CO-OPS FOR LOCAL FARMERS SINGAPORE. Mon. The Ministry of National Development will hold two educational talks on rural co-operatives for the benefit oi farmers m the State. The first talk on -The Principles of Co-operation' will be given at the Ministry of National Development 'sixth floor* In
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    Greetings for King
    22 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The President of India, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, has sent Dirti>*iay greetings to tne Yang dl-Pertuan Agong.
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    He is here to help sell Japanese office equipment
    156 3 He is here to help sell Japanese office equipment SINGAPORE, Mon. A representative of an exporting and manufacturing firm m Tokyo, Mr. Y. Hatori, has arrived m Singapore to appoint agencies for his firm's products. Mr. Hatori, whose company is one of the leading exporters of stationery and office equipment,
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    Minister's advice
    38 3 mflLAtuA, Mon. -The Mm- teter for Education. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haii Talib. told 300 students of the Malay Women's Training College here, who recently staged a one-day strike, that discipline was "more important than knowledge."
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    New 'Sultan' stamps
    28 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The first of the new series of pictorial Johore stamps bearing the portrait of Sultan Ismail, will be on sale from Friday.
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    Found: 3 grenades
    27 3 Found 3 grenades IPOH, Mon. Tnrce rusty liana grenades were found by a farmer 15 yards from the railway line near Gunong Cneron, two miles from nere
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    THERE IS NO SHORTAGE OF FISH IN MALAYA —DIRECTOR
    144 3 THERE IS NO SHORTAGE OF FISH IN MALAYA —DIRECTOR l/'UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malayan waters have a large supply of fish and there is no danger of a shortage m the future. This is the opinion of the Director of Fisheries, Mr. Soong Mm Kong. Referring to the plan by Singapore
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      182 3 Fascinating Range of Jewellery WORLD FAMOUS CULTURED PEARLS Available m All Forms ot Jewellery. Distributor*:— G. C. de SUVA BROS., "Jewellers 3. aottleh Hlocc, Singapore -I. Phone ***** \v >o^ \NIWI B *Sfe>. jt Hit '^r I===- 'la fe^l B \l| i X\ v /JJM WU t^ The world's most
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      162 3 .Medium Wavr 476 inelr«-». G3O BIMMW >c; I SHORT WAVt: til metre« Announcements; 6. Si >:n--(478o kc/s.) gapore sha.tr m.uket rtporl: 7UO from 9.00 p.m.— 10.00 p.m. caily. Tut aev. s; 7 1() Hh I 7 15 P.M. 1.00 Programme sum-' Lean) Malay Lessor ts; 30 mary; 1.02 Monday medley;
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    Sophia kept symbols of success in an old leather box
    1193 4  - Sophia kept symbols of success in an old leather box Godfrey Winn 'IT MEANT SO MUCH MORE TO ME THAH MONEY 1 SHE LAMENTS AFTER SHE LOST $1,500,000 WORTH OF JEWELLERY— A HOARD REPRESENTING 10 YEARS' WORK By LONDON T IKE a banner across a building something stood out arrestingly
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    Scientists are called in to probe death of the Queen's fish in park
    209 4 Scientists are called in to probe death of the Queen's fish in park LONDON, Monday. pATHOLOGISTS carried out examinations on the bodies of four of the Queen's lish taken cil random from among more than 1(1.000 roach and perch which died m shoals m St. Jame's Park lake. There was
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    THE FASHION IN TODAY'S SKYSCRAPERS
    75 4 THE FASHION IN TODAY'S SKYSCRAPERS NEW YORK, Mon. Ziggurat a Babylonian temple is a "dirty word" among the more reputable architects here. The New World Ziggurat is a skyscraper which is built flush with the pavement and gets narrower by zigzags as it rises. This is profitable (lots of floor
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    Red seeks asylum
    32 4 LONDON. Mon.— A Russian seaman found soaking wet on the doorstep of a Shetland islander's home has asked to be allowed to remain m Britain, the Home Office said.
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    'Reduce or else' warning
    63 4 NEW YORK, IMon. Lose weipht— or lose your fosterdaughter, Mr. and Mrs Frank Sherman (combined weight 40st. 101 b) wen- told. They have lost 551 b. m seven weeks. An adoption court, told thai the Shermans' overW lK the >r lif<* expectancy, will consider soon whether
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    Great love for prize blooms led George to his death
    174 4 Great love for prize blooms led George to his death F ONDON, Mon. All his life, 78-year-old George Beechey loved his garden. Even m his last days he I nded his peach carnations. Then a thief uprooted his prize blooms one night and within three dayGeorge Beechey dead. Neighbours In
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    Lady Astor divorced
    22 4 LONDON. Mon —Lady Philippa Victoria A>tor. 29. was granted a divorce from Viscount Astor. 52. on grounds of desertion.
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    Less fumes from 'babie
    36 4 LONDON. Mon. Small cars are not only economical, they are also cleaner. This was revealed by the Air Pollution Control Association here. Studies have shown that 8-cylind< tv: 6-cylinder cyli than polluu
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    3-MAN TEAM 'SHOOT" SHORT COLOUR FILM OF MALAYA
    36 5 3-MAN TEAM 'SHOOT" SHORT COLOUR FILM OF MALAYA Mull. r from y umenMa] ..ci-r of main .-non main m tola Highlight .uluae DCS, jur's < r atr. r :lat." Mli-ae-bJaa mig me Urn tnt' Urn Kuala pure
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    Blood donor Mr. Lee (62) gets another gold bar for his 41st donation
    220 5  - Blood donor Mr. Lee (62) gets another gold bar for his 41st donation ALEXANDRA LEE By SINGAPORE. Monday. THb L^ X K^n na T an or k Stanle > Mr. Jack Lee Kenjr Tye, who has donated blood 41 times during the last 11 years, has proved that age is
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    SACKED MEN GET PROMISE OF JOBS HELP FROM A MENTRI BESAR
    120 5 SACKED MEN GET PROMISE OF JOBS HELP FROM A MENTRI BESAR IT OTA BHARU. Mon. 1V The Mentri Besar of Kelantan. Haji Ishak Lotri bin Omar, has promised to help the 46 daily-paid workers of the Public Works Department here who have been given one month's notice. He made the
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    PLAYING CHESS WITH LIVE PIECES' ON FOOTBALL FIELD: THEY DO BATTLE WITH THIRTY-TWO BOYS
    130 5 Hartley School Chess Club members have been rehearsing all last week for a display of "live chess which was held m conjunction with the National Carnival at Kaffles Institution grounds yesterday. This **li\ i- chess' display
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    Carnival crowds see 2 schoolboys out-wit elders in unique game
    183 5 Carnival crowds see 2 schoolboys out-wit elders in unique game SINGAPORE, Monday. SINGAPORE'S schoolboy chess wizards, Tan Lian Ann and Tan Lian Seng, scored victories over older opponents m a unique chess match at the National Carnival yesterday. The game was played on a huge checkered canvas "board" spread over
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    Contractor robbed
    18 5 MALACCA. Mon. A contractor. Mr. Ng Hai Oh ha-> been robbed of $2,600 by 5 youths.
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    Ungku Abdul Aziz
    37 5 SINGAPORE. Alon. Malaya's top agricultural economist, Un^ku Abdul Aziz j bin Abdul Kamid. 20. has been appointed senior lecturer and Head of the Department of Economics of the University of Malaya In Kuala Lumpur
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    2 new post-offices
    47 5 IPOH. Moil— Two new po>t offices and a mobile post offire will be inaugurated this wek, bringing postal service* within easy reach of about 70.000 people living m the rural areas of Perak. The new post offices are at Pangkor Island and Tanjong Piandang
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    Advice for Indians
    48 5 SEREMBAN. Mon.— lndians m Malaya should mend their ways if they wished to share m the future prosperity of the country, the President of' the Malayan Indian Con- press, Dato V.T. Sambanthan told a delegate conference of the Negrl Sembilan branch of the MIC. yesterday.
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    'Card' crime: Jailed
    35 5 KUAI v LIPIS. Muii. Tan Kirn Bah. 24, said to be wanted by the Singapore Police, was yesterday .sentenced to six months jail for being m possession of a defaced identity card.
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    An 'amnesty' plea
    30 5 IPOII, Mon. The Malayan: Inciian Congress ha.s appc-al-i eel to the Government for an "amnesty" for tho.se who nave unintentionally given false Information when obtaining citizenship papers.
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      187 5 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson j- z.-^y"~i ir> FCkTJSE THAT 15 [Tir^PACEFUL/ 'iCJ i I'.USCKRY, I i: TO •?< <\ V^ >£ iVaiff C/g MILUCNMRS kiJ^E: 7 ALL THCf£ LC I ELY \\Err\J- CArFY. AAEkKIWEA NX^^^Vv^ fakrapay avp his j-r-75 cjtof a^ewivveathsc's /it was as Asri= s
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    BIRTH
    19 6 _'M li urrf\ VimmutH t LOPEZ. Ti HJ B1 i. .< 4aa£ht*i o.i:, Mar. a. I Deo Orat iai
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        SO SYMBOLIC OF THE NEW SINGAPORE
        319 6 SO SYMBOLIC OF THE NEW SINGAPORE O Truly, a- the \AiniiK' r Home A "Jirs, Mr. Ong Pc Beer, ba^ pur it, the floodlit tattoo ct Jalan Bear Stadium on Saturday «os a occtac'c c+ united activity" thai n haxc stirred the notional pride m c*er\ heart cf ihc packed
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        A DEMONSTRATION OF LOYALTY. GOODWILL
        190 6 A DEMONSTRATION OF LOYALTY. GOODWILL 0 The peopk Bukil Timah hove demonstrated the right kind of spirit which bingdj^e ncedb m its march toward} na3od. > cur report Of June 1 (ells oi 50 volunteers under the leadership ot Mr. S. B. Mohamed who cleaned the village community centre and
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        WHEN THIEVES FALL OUT
        78 6 WHEN THIEVES FALL OUT Your page-lead report that those whe ran multi-million dollar smuggling rackets are now informing on old pals (June 1 shows th« risks racketeers have to .iccept When thieves fall out is a farmltor theme but the rxpoMjre of r a<~ kets by people m the kn^w
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      The seniors sport beards but fail to strike terror into freshies
      721 6 The seniors sport beards but fail to strike terror into freshies QNCE AGAIN a new year has started and small parties of freshies have been conducted by seniors on tours to see the sights round the campus at the University of Malaya. This year s freshies, however, miss seeing an
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      The Hippeastrum (some 75 species) from South America will grow well in Malaya
      585 6  - The Hippeastrum (some 75 species) from South America will grow well in Malaya M. R. S. ARSCOTT I CARDENINC 1 BY THE Hippeastrum is 1 a bulbous plant with handsome trumpet shaped flowers which grow three or more together, horizontally from erect, hollow stems. The leaves, which usually follow after
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    National Theatre: Poly students tell Govt. how they will design it...if given the chance
    122 7  - National Theatre: Poly students tell Govt. how they will design it... if given the chance IAN MON-AI jgE SEARCH FOR MALAYAN ARCHITECTURE NO NEED TO SNIFF AROUND FOR INSPIRATION IN KAMPONGS Bo SINGAPORE. Mon Ira! >tudents of the Singapo.t want the Government to know have their own ideas of what
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    'Towards understanding of varied cultures'
    58 7 THOUSANDS turned up tn wet :ind bear a rombinei. rhoir from five organisations sins liv«* stirrlni; songs at tin* Aneka Kayam Ra'ayat at llorus Lin (ireen Mr. Ons: .'.in- Boon. Minister for Home Ailairs. said the show ias *"a step towards helping peoples of different
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    650 YOUNGSTERS IN NOVEL TEST OF ROAD SENSE
    100 7 650 YOUNGSTERS IN NOVEL TEST OF ROAD SENSE BRUNEI Mon. THC Road Safety Council here received cnrei 650 entries irom students for a novel competition f<»r young cyclists to lest their road sense. A panel of judges from among the students selected the beat entries for mial judging at the
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    PAHANG 'FREEZE' ON LAND WITH 41,000 STILL ON WAITING LIST
    126 7 PAHANG 'FREEZE' ON LAND WITH 41,000 STILL ON WAITING LIST KUANTAN, Mon. The Pahang Government has "frozen" all land applications and future land alienation will depend on the development of areas near existing kampon^s. This is indicated In a report by the Commissioner of Lands and Mines m Pahang. Mr.
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    1st surveyor sent on a scholarship comes home with degree
    59 7 1st surveyor sent on a scholarship comes home with degree Mr. James Khoo Cheok Chuan, who recently returned from Britain, after being made a Professional Associate of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. He was the first surveyor m Singapore to be sent to Britain on :i Government scholarship to
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    Death of a singer who made life so much happier for his friends
    217 7 Death of a singer who made life so much happier for his friends SINGAPORE, Monday. SINGAPORE music circles recently mourned the death of a well-known local band leader and singer, Leslie Rozario. Leslie, who did much to promote musical talent m Singapore, died m the General Hospital after a short
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    PROMOTION MOVE MADE BY ARMY'S CIVILIANS
    74 7 PROMOTION MOVE MADE BY ARMY'S CIVILIANS KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A move has been made to get better promotion opportunities for civilian technical employees serving with the British Army m Malaya. The Overseas Commonwealth Forces Employees Union has raised the question with QHQ, Far East Land Forces, m Singapore. The union
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    Queen Elizabeth's birthday parade
    41 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Contingents from the British Services supported by detachments of the Singapore Military Forces will take part m a combined Services parade at RAF Seletar on Saturday at 8 a.m. m honour of Queen Elizabeth's birthday.
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    Insect man leaves
    40 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Dr. J. A. Reid, .senior entomologist of the Institute of Medical Research, who played a leading part In the fight agaln.st malaria lor 20 years m the Federation, left today under the Malayanization scheme.
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    Perak scooter club to hold endurance test for fifteen riders
    103 7 Perak scooter club to hold endurance test for fifteen riders IPOII, Monday. MEMBERS of a scooter club here, the Perak Lambretta Club, are planning ;i reliability and endurance run from Ip<>li t<> Singapore on Saturday, Aug. 13 The run wtll .start at s.'M* a.m. with ttop* at Kuala Lumpur. Segamat
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    Tengku accepts
    32 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Prime Minister. Ttengkti Abdul Rahman, has cabled from London to the Press Club of Malaya agreeing to be patron of the club's fala ball next month.
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    30 7 KLANG. Mon. The third Cultural Night of the Muslim College of Malaya students will be held on Friday and Saturday In aid of the Student's Union fund.
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    U.S. airline sends its local staff oversea for training under big 'jet age' scheme
    66 8  - U.S. airline sends its local staff oversea for training under big 'jet age scheme CHAN SWAN BEE By SINGAp OP[ v 1 J<HE Pan-American Wwrtt Airu a number of it- stall to 11,, n Manila under a big pnmraninnmen m the handling u| ut ainratt One of the liiM Icj
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    Mrs. Scow gets shock at airport: The VIP room is not for her
    290 8 Mrs. Scow gets shock at airport: The VIP room is not for her PAYA LEBAR. Mon F:E only woman member of the Opposition m the Legislative Assembly, Mrs. Scow Peck Leng (SPA), got a shock when she arrived at the Singapore airport one day last week. Mrs. Scow was told
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    New Johore stamps out on June 10
    60 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Stamps bearing the portrait of the Sultan of Johore will be on sale m post offices m the state on June 10. They are also obtainable I from the stamp bureau m the I General Post Office. Singa- pore, and
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    Sultan to get $30,000 for his visits abroad
    147 8 KUANTAN, Mon. The Pahang State Legislative Assembly has set aside $30,000 for the forthcoming visits of the Sultan of Pahang to Australia and Canada. The Assembly also passed a Bill moved by the Mentri Besar, Ungku Abdul Aziz bin Ungku Haji Abdullah,
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    AWARD FOR BEST CADETS' GOES TO ST. PATRICK'S
    79 8 AWARD FOR BEST CADETS' GOES TO ST. PATRICK'S KATONG. Mon. St. Patrick's School Cadet Corp.> won the coveted Haddon's Cup for the best cadet corps m the Slate for 1959. scoring 177 points of a maximum 200 points. Brigadier Hadcton presented the cup ai a ceremony held recently. Fourteen other
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    'Aloha' praise for great tourist potential present in Indonesia
    248 8 'Aloha' praise for great tourist potential present in Indonesia SINGAPORE, Monday. INDONESIA has a great deal to do before full use can be made of the country's "wonderful' 1 tourist resources, said a travel expert who arrived here. He is Mr. Herbert K. H. Lee. one of Hawaii's three "Aloha
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    Fatal accident: Did you see it?
    43 8 Fatal accident: Did you see it? I SINGAPORE. Mon. Th< Traffic Police are appealing for eye-witntesses of a fatal accident m which a cyclist. Ahmad bi:^ Baka:. 25. was knocked down by car along Telok Bin: Road at about 8.10 pn. Saturday night
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    18 8 SEREMBAN. Mon.— A bu* caught fire near Luku* yesterday. Its passenger- w< n unhurt.
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      178 8 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHIC MM II I OF SINGAPORE: Colour pb j grpahs of Jap>an by Cheung V Chiu, Kan Hmg Fook and Lav j Wai Kwong of Hong Koti^ Raffles Mu.seum. 'J ml to I VMCA (Orchard Roadc M.... i Civil Service Std. 1 beginners .< a.m. Junior
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    991 9  -  CYRIL AYNSLEY Still the angry question: Why did we lose Singapore? by MEMORIES of the most iniWicrcdiblc military disaster m British history are relit today with a new book on the fall of Singapore. In it Frank Owen, who wus amon£ the first troops to re-land m Singapore m
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      Manhunt in S'pore ends in the jungle
      276 9 Manhunt in S'pore ends in the jungle HERE'S a peep into some of the new books out this week: TOM IN THE 111 Ml X EYES by MARK DERBY; FONTANA $1.25. A d manhunt which starts m Singapore and ends m the Malayan jungle. R Avery *>ets out to ftnd
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      91 9 Rupert tries to tell the stubborn You wouldn't." says the other, dell that Rosalie is so bad tempered You've not been expecting it but only because she had no Christ* it's what I've been waiting tor. mas present and the little truant Sant.i Claus is returning for me." seems to
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    Join in the fun of the cycle run: It's 25 miles of fresh air and fun
    469 10 The French earn rugby's pride of place and even England will agree By a Special Correspondent London, Monday. ALL thai now remains lo be done is to hand out the honours ;m<l gracefully round
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    Wolters was the hero
    168 10 r|v\NJO\G RHU. Mon. 1 Make way tor the champions. Singapore Swimming Club regained the first division water-polo league title yesterday. They beat defend- i-humpioiks Chinese S. C. at Amber Road Hero vma Welb* Wolters. who. >cored lour of the five goals tor his side. It was
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    BOWL THEM AT 20 AN HOUR TO BRIGHTEN UP CRICKET
    266 10  - BOWL THEM AT 20 AN HOUR TO BRIGHTEN UP CRICKET Ted Dexter Says I O N D O N. Mon.- Dawdling through overs isn't cricket. Deucedly unfair, I call it. I know when bowlers are getting some stick it is a great temptation to slow up. No one likes rushing
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    CHAMPIONS v THE REST
    67 10 TANJONG RHU. Mon.— The Champions against the Rest J.W. Vii'idatselaar Memorial Shield water-polo match will be held on Thursday at 7 p.m. Teams Champion: T. Johnson, T. Brown, M. Kemish. M.I.C. Bain, W. Woltei-s. O. Oliemans and D. Mitchell. Rest: Tan Eng Liang. Gan Eng Teck.
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    19 10 ROME. Mon.— Juvontus of Turin won the Italian football championship for the 11th time.- Reuter
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    Joe Mears explains to clubs
    145 10 LONDON. Mon. Mr. Joe Mears has s eiit a long letter this week to all chairmen of Football League clubs explaining m detail why he resigned as chairman of the F.A. senior selection committee. He mentions me Increasing conflict between the League and F.A. on
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    SINGAPORE YACHTING RESULTS
    105 10 RESULTS oi jacnting races at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club held yesterday were: Dragon Ciass: 1. June tCdr. Hallifaxt. 2. RoMBUuy (V.C. Bath). 3. Rika 111 (K. Johnson Tornado Class; l. Yvonne (W. Monne*. 2. Urk »J. Lawton). 3. Genevieve (C. Dalgas). Skiff Class: 1. Terbang (J.
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    93 10 SINGAPORE. Mun. Singapore Chinese Recreation Club drew their two-day cricket match against Selangor Chinese R.C. at Shenton Way yesterday. Singapore scored 275 runs m their first innings. Selangor replied with 155. Following on Selangor scored 171 to lead by 51 runs. Onsf Beng Bee claimed five
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    39 10 NEW YORK, Mem.— Two matches played iast night m tne United States international football tournament both ended m draws. Results: New York Americans 3 Burnley (Britain* 3 inalftime 2-1 >; Nice 2 Bayern Munich 2 (half-time 1-1 >.— Reuter
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    Hoffman hits a fine 6-2
    52 10 SINGAPORE, Mon. Nonbenders and C.S.C. Non- benders drew at cricket at Balestier Road during the weekend. Non-benders 183-9 dec] .R Koflman 62. D Ross G3. Che m Kirn Swee 29; Perera 4-60 Sundram 2-7 C.S.C 144-8 < Perera 28, Sabapathy 21 Dr. A. Rajaretnam 26;
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    28 10 SINGAPORE. Mon Two' goals by Rajadin enabled' Cathay Keris Film XI to beat I Khalsa 2-1 m a friendly soccer match at Farrer during the weekend
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    28 10 BUCHAREST, Mon. —Elvira Ozolina of the Soviet Union bettered the official women's world javelin record by nearly seven leet. She threw 195 ft. 2', m. Reuter
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    102 10 TOKYO, Mon. Communist Chinese athletes broke national records m the high jump, shot put and javelin throw, the New China news agency said yesterday. The agency said that a 19--year-old Chinese men's high jump ace cleared 2.03 metres breaking his Oid record by one hundredth
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    188 10 I OXDON. Mon. Fo: a bowler m a crtd match to throw t ball, even one. is unforgivable. It could turn cricket into baseball. This vai the d editorial m the Daily 1 graph. This London d said on the control i "Everyone knows that not
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    42 10 •DOUGLAS. M Japanese rtdei m motorcycle race practl<*< tne Me of Man, U 125 cc Culleda hist was today stated to 1 comfortable" m Nob: pitul. Dougla.s. Ho has lacial abra. a lacerated hand- Reuter
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    17 10 TOKYO. Mo:, J. ,;ii send .six men and mx gymnasts to me Otymp Guinea.- Reuter
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    548 11  - Bill Pellow strikes form for the Stanvac Gassers and up goes victory number eight EDWARD D'SOUZA KRANJI SPARKS DOWN THE KIWIS 7-3 By Bukit Timah, Monday RESULTS"A"' Division Stanvac Gassers bt. Eveready Flashes 17-5. Kranji Sparks bt. 75th. Squadron 7-3. Warriors bt. Cardinals 7-0. "B" Division Eveready Chipmunks bt. Police
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    405 11 Leatherman up-sets favourite Choon Huat pUILLEMARD. Mon. U Favourite Tay Choon Huat had no explanation except to say that the best man won when he was eliminated by Chong Ah Ng: m the Singapore Badminton Association Junior championships on Saturday night. Chang, 21. earlier beat Robert Cboo comfortably 15-7. 15-4.
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    1058 11  -  ALLAN LEWIS See How They (fcan i B y IPOH, Mon. KNOWS won the $25,000 Perak Derby yesterday at Ipoh and m doing so put up a food performance. He led for Ihe
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    146 11 DR. DOODINGTON, who won the last race, registered his fourth win m five starts. He finished second m Ins other race and was considered unlucky not to win that. Dr. Doddington gave Moses Lee his second winner for the day. I thought he won easily
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    24 11 BIRMINGHAM. Mon. Harry Weetman won the Pen-fold-Swallow stroke play tournament at Copt Heath. He had brilliant goal round of 68.
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    194 11 Combination that met with success FRANCOSCOT and George Hope won their first event m Malaya when they were a successful combination m Race Six. Full marks to hope for the vay he rode Francoscot He kept ilm handy without bustling him along early, so that he was well able to
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    903 11 8 RECORDS TUMBLE AT SAINT THOMAS FURRER PARK. Mon.~ Eight records were broken and three equalled at the Saint Thomas School athletic meet during the weekend. Koh Hun Khoon won the Class One Individual title with 15 points. He won ill the three event* he part m. Ho Pak Chh
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    Lock icon Singapore's opening batsman Sivamayam lunges to block a tricky ball from bowler Tom Beck
    46 12 pit lure. StagapOTv'a oprniiu b.itMiian Sivamayam makes a forward defensive stroke m yesterday*! cricket 'Test' on the nadani;. The bowler is Tom Beck while the other Singapore batsman is Keei'h. Free Press
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    569 12 ONLY TIME FOILED SINGAPORE IN THE DRAWN TEST SINGAPORE, Monday. SINGAPORE were very unlucky to draw \> ith the Federation m their annual Test at the Singapore K'udang yesterday. Singapore can seek consolation, however, m the thought that they were well on top and that time alone saved the Federation.
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    262 12 THE SCOTS FRIGHTEN HUNGARY IN THRILLING 3-3 DRAW Hungary I>: Scotland .">. BUDAPEST. M o n. Scotland £aye the Hungarians a fright here yesterday. leadIng 3 l after 66 minutes. Giving their finest soccer performance for many seasons, the Scots seemed set to triumph where England had failed a fortnight
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    21 12 MANILA, Mon. India's Davis Cup team left here today for Hong Kong on their way home to Calcutta.
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    261 12 CARDIFF, Monday. yyiTH the first Test match starting on Thursday, the South African touring side gave a display of bowling and batting mastery against Glamorgan over the week-end which could be a taste of things to come. After skittling the
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    60 12 Mexicans will play Singapore SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore Amateur Football Association announced today that Irapuato. the Mexican soccer team, will play one match here. They will meet a Singapore Selection at Jalan Besar Stadium on Friday < kick-off 7.30 p.m.). Admission prices are S3 and $1.50. The tourists, who are now
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    23 12 BUCHAREST. Mon.— France. Joint winners with England of the five-nation international Rugby Union championship, were beaten 11-5 by Rumania I
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    350 12 SINGAPORE CHINESE TRY, BUT FAIL SINGAPORE. Mon.— Singapore Chinese R.C. tried but failed In the impossible task of scoring 52 runs m 15 minutes to force a win against Selangor C.R.C. and had to be content with a draw. Selangor, replying to Singapore's first innings total of 275. were all
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    401 12  - Newcomers impress on first day of the Ipoh race meeting ALLAN LEWIS By •POH. Monday THERE was plenty of "talent" amo n g newcomers at Ipon yesterda y. These should be worth following: RACK ONE. Straat Peter. second, has plenty of pace. A winner m the immediate future. Duke of
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    117 12 N.Z. threes in better form tMMBERLEY, Mon. ImLprovementin the backs was the feature of New Zealand's 21-9 rugby victory against Girqualand West m the third match of their tour here yesterday. The visiting threequarters gave a good display of handling and strong running, scoring throe of their aide's four tries.
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