The Singapore Free Press, 29 September 1961

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  • 22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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  • 177 1 Final gallops by Gold Cup candidates —P. 1 8 Meeting off: 185 I union men stay <;\«. U'ORE, Fri. -The 183lockedi.i orkera of four companies this 11 i 111^ carried out if threat to boyi the (iovernmentked "peace talks" Ihc Victoria Me- rial I la!!. X skctl
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  • 285 1 ALL-NIGHT WATCH ON $1 ML. ORCHIDS FOR TODAY'S SHOW OINGAPOR£. Fn. Mem bers of the Malayan Orchid Society assisted police in maintaining an all-night watch last night on the 3.000 orchid plants, worth more than 51. 000 .000, at the Happy World Stadium for the opening of the Society's biggest
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  • 36 1 ALGIERS. Fri.—Riot police cla."heu with stone- throwing youths in biue jeans near the University in central Algiers yesterday alter fresh "Algerie Pra accuse" ciemoaslracions organised by the outlawed .secret auay uioup. the O.A.S.
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  • 362 1  - Praise for S'pores standard' of racing SCRUTINEER By SINGAPORE, Fri. The Maharajadhiraja Bahadur of Burdwan, Senior Steward of the Royal Calcutta Turf Club, and Dr. Aurelio P. Reyes, President and general manager of the Philippine Racing Club, yesterday praised the high standard of racing and the efficient manner in which
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  • 236 1  -  JOE EZEKIEL By gINGAPORE'S only representative, Rafli bin Baharawi, '2(1, u[ the lirsl Asian cycle championship, would have been among the firs! three in the 170-kilometres road rare had he nol mcl with punctures. Raffl, together with his manager,. Cpl. Harold Pountney, 24, said
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  • 96 1 IV hat is the true position in Cuba today? Is Fidel Castro a Communist or a dictator or both? Premier Castro answers these questions himself in the Free Press tomorrow. Tomorrow's Free Press irill also carry the latest information from the course on the Bukit Timah Gold
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  • 238 1 BIG AIR-LIFT BETWEEN STORE, N.Z. TO REPLACE BATTALION (SINGAPORE. Fri.-A big air-lift to bring over a New Zealand battalion to Malaya and to fly back the battalion which has already completed its term of service here, will take place between Changi airbase and Auckland shortly. The airlift, which i.^ cxi
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  • 185 1 SPORE AMENDMENT FAILS BY 3 VOTES I O N D O N. Fri. j Charges of "injustice" and ''discrimination" were hurled across the floor by the Malayan delegate, Mr. Lim Kee Siong, when an amendment by Singapore, that Asia should have an extra representative on
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  • City section: Financeand industry
    • 198 2 V. MIPS lyiru a!nn^M(if tue S'n^aoore *hjrvtv today .we' IdOBBCSCXU :-i -4. lin inn"i 1 ttt, 1 :«-n {<->■ ia 33 -4. -npirv RlttlwalM 21 22, Dcabigtelun sa\ ftoben fttatrai lA, Maadevi c taoai 1 I3'M M< !<o: is ifi. OanvaawOdra i 3, Btattc Biter is, OkMaaan
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    • 247 2 1 ONDON, Fn. —The improvement in tin values noted on Wednesday afternoon was asain in evidence yesterday morning and. following higher Eastern advices, the London market firmed up by £5 a ton for cash and £3 for three months. Moreover, a broader
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    • 31 2 LONDON Pii.— The Finanv ;.t. DnMS :r.. :.<e Uidices for September i. iaai year, week ago, prerious and yesterday's respecR ibVrs m 189 2 189 9 i> n 0
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    • 491 2 Profit down but Consolidated Salak's revenue satisfactory By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Friday. A RESULT of the considerable fall in the rubber price during the year, (he gross selling price declined by almost 4 ld. per lb. to 27. 4 d. per lb. but despite this revenue of
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    • 206 2 BIG HALF-YEARLY DROP IN ICI PROFITS ROCKS STOCK EXCHANGE I ONDON. Fn. Britain's a bigge>t industrial company. Imperial Chemical In- dustries, rockt-d the London Stock Exchange with the news j that Its half-yearly profits, had crashed 27 per cent to £36.700.000. 1.C.1, figures are often regarded as the nation's economic
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    • 33 2 CLEVELAND FH lyre prices are not expected to rise durir..; the rest of this year, ac- I cording to an official of the Fire- i stone Tyre and Rubber Company
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    • 57 2 HONG KONG. Thurs.— Closing price> here today were: Previous Today H <V S. Bank Corporation $340 $346 sales s»*]es Wheelock Harden SHOO ?11.40 sales sales HlEong phone $39.00 $40.00 sales sales Dairy Farm a: Coid Storage $34.50 $35.50 sates sales Taikoo E>ock $60.00 $62.50 j sales sales
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    • 56 2 LONDON, Fri. The giant Dunlop Rubber Group announced yesterday cuts in the prices of its car tyres in BritainCar and truck tyres will come down by six per cent in price from Monday. Dunlop said. The cut brings the cost of a family saloon's
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    • 28 2 WELLINGTON. Fri The New Zealand Government last night introduced in Parliament :i Bill providing for the country's first major customs tanll revision m 27 years.
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  • 311 2 Key Syria base joins revolt as Nasser sacks six officers ALEPPO, key military base in northern Syria, went over to the rebels fast night, according to radio reports. A military commander broadcast over Aleppo radio pledging support for the rebels who seized power in a dawn swoop in Damascus and
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  • 57 2 Full confidence in Britain— Ong LONDON. Fri. Dato One Yoke Lin. leader o: Malaya's delegation to the Commonwealth Parliamentary conference, expressed confidence that the British people would rise to the occasion whether they joined the Common Market or not, and give leadership so that Commonwealth countries could jointly make their
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  • 216 2 'I NEVER WENT INTO HER BEDROOM'-PC ON RAPE CHARGE HASTINGS. England, Fri.— A 21-year-old policeman charged with the attempted rape of the 24-year-old wife of a British soldier .serving in Hong Kong, told a court here yesterday he had never been in her bedroom. Police constable Peter Boon, i who
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  • 204 2 20 die as Katanga tribes clash: Troops rushed up ELISABETHVILLE, Friday. AT LEAST 20 people including one European were killed in tribal fighting in the mining town of Kipushi on the border of Katanga and Northern Riiodesia on Wednesday and yesterday. The fighting, which lasted almost 24 hours, brought ah
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  • 64 2 GERMANY: HINT OF BASIS FOR DISCUSSIONS IJMTEI) NATIONS, Iri i Lord Home. British Foreign Secretary, and Mr. Andrei Gromyko, Soviet Foreign Minister, conferred for an hour and a half on the German problem yesterday. A British spokesman said afterwards the talks "should have helped" to find a basis for future
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  • 108 2 UNITED NATIONS. Fri. Dag Hammarskjoeld's voice echoed around the General Assembly chamber here yesterday at a memor- j ial ceremony for him attend- ed by delegates and UN stall. A tape recording of an address made by the late Secretary General at a United
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  • 29 2 LONDON. PrL- British Ovi ri .seas Airways assured its British I stewardesses thai they will not be outnumbered in any aircraft by Chinese or Japanese stewardesses.
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  • ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    • 115 2 LONDON, Sept. 28. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. European ports Oct 24 II l»5 24 9/16 Nil LM 24 s''l6 RUBBBR No. 1 RSS Spot 2.'» 1 Hi 24RUBBER No. 1 RSS settlement House Ttrms, Nov 25 3/16 24 15/16 Dec 20 3/ltt 24 15/16
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    • 71 2 NEW YORK, Sept. 28. Previous Today TIN Straits spot 122.25 122 25 RUBBER Futures Rex Contract, Nov. 29.62$ 29.45 Jan 29.20 2!>.95 TONE: Steady at decline. SALES: 20 lots. Standard Contract N»v- 29.50 29.3.5 Jan- l".». 124 2$ 4">j TONE: Quiet. I SALES: Two lots. No. 1
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    • 39 2 Malabar spot 44J, afloats 44}, Sept. Fhipment 44i. Lampong spot 44J, afloat a 44J, Sept. shipment 44J. Muntok white spot 56. atioats 53, Sept ship-nu-nt 52 J, sellers ex-dock. Above price* yuoiea a, U&. ceuu 0«r Jb.
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    • 32 2 NEW YORK, Sept. 28. Previous Today 30 Industrials 701.13 700.28 20 Railroads 143.16 143.35 40 Domestic Bonds 83.45 83.44 15 Utilities 120.80 121.07 66 Stocks Composite Average* 235.84 236.11
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    • 89 2 LONDON. Sept. Sg. Previous Today COPRA Philippines European ports delivered weight per c.tf. UK. North long ton Oct. (165 vihi COPRA .Straits Borneo c.i.f. U.K. North European o or t t delivered weight per lonK ton Sept. Oct £60 f6O COCONUT OIL crude Straits e.i.f. European ports
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  • 51 3 DEATH TOLL ON S'PORE ROADS FOR MONTHS—11 6 II Fri. itb toll on roads for the ached 116. rrease of 18 j were killed; tted in July, j 670 during and 2.455 ting month traction ractton on jy pedesattributed I md cyclists M :idents, the 137 bern 26-to-3fl age the
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  • 16 3 I -There r today m between No-water, v Ziones B am. Z meS Ollr
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  • 262 3  - I fly over Malaya in world's fastest passenger jet CONRAD CHIEW By PAYA LEBAR, Friday. J FELT as though I was floating above the clouds when I travelled in the world's fastest passenger jet liner yesterday. I was among 90 others on a demonstration flight of the Convair 880 M,
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  • 29 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Police tested a total of 3.679 learner-drivers last month a decrease ol 436 over the previous month, states the latent Traffic Police report.
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  • 19 3 ERNEST HEMINGWAY, late author and man of action, was the mystery personality in yesterday's "Who's This?" quiz.
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  • 627 3  -  ALEXANDRA LEE'S [A COLUMN ABOUT 1 PEOPLE I I WHO MAKE NEWS SINGAPORE, Friday. 20 -YEAR -OLD local youth who has chosen airline work us a career has left lor a special training course in Sweden. He Is Mr. Peter Choo Chwee Tenh, a cargo salesman and supervisor,
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  • 266 3 COURT TOLD OF 2 A.M. ATTACK ON MAN BY NEIGHBOURS SINGAPORE, Fri. Kamoo bin Aladin, of Farrer Road, told a district court here yesterday how he was dragged into a neighbour's house and beaten up at 2 a.m. on Jan. 2. Kamoo was testifying at the trial oi Tejah Singh.
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  • 83 3 Mr. C. B. Sheth, an Indian businessman, arrived from Rangoon on hi.-> way to Hong Kong. He Is stayIng at the Ocean Park Hotel. Mr. A. R. Rudge. a civil servant, flew in from London yesterday. He is stayIng at the Ocean Park Hotel. Mr. A. Futsarther,
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 288 3 $500 MUST BE WON EVERY WEEK Your Free Press Worsl Puzzle contest entry form is on the fcifck page Ivr- four Home $2500/" D° wn Only Se Wise/ Buy Mew Ready Built Houses. Ye invite Your Inspection of 2-Storey Houses I ?eady For Occupation In 1 to 2 Months. architectural
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    • 248 3 S-T-R-E-T-C-H I Your INVARIABLE Allowances Shirts: Usuol: Now: Yon Heusen Vantage Shirts White Cols. $21.50 $16.40 Sport Shirts: Arrow Sport Shirts 14 90 6.90 Mode to Measure Cloths: Dacron/Rayon Trousers 22.50 16.7S Reody Modes: DACRON ACETATE SLACKS 16.75 12 SO Suitings: American Dacron Wool in Various Styles 59/60' 18 50
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • 375 3 CINEMAS lauotutio quurters* all starting CAPITOL: By Lo\e Pos- al 7 p.m. se.s-sed 1.45, 4, 6.30. 9.30. SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: CATHAY: Kamikaze 1.30, Exhibition of works by local 4, 6.30. 9.30. artists, British Council. Amber GLOBE: Cleopatra's Legions Mansions. Orchard Roaa. 10 1.45, 4, 7, 9.15. a.m. to fi p.m.
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  • 222 4 TENGKU'S SPEECH INSPIRES HIM TO WRITE A SONG SINGAPORE, Friday. A MALAYAN composer of patriotic songs, inspired by a speech made by the Federation Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, in Singapore in May this year has composed a number entitled "Malaya Our One and Only Country." He is Mr. A.
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  • 64 4 HE'S BACK FROM U.K. WITH DEGREE SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Ang Soo Jin. 23, has returned home after competing a five-year mechanical engineering course in England. Mr. Ang, who went there on a scholarship, completed his secondary school education at the Raffles Institution. Mr. Ang is the son of Mr. Ang
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  • 195 4 Malaya is best country for rubber, says Swiss expert pAYA LEBAR, Fri. Mala--1 yan natural rubber can compete with synthetic rubber, and there is no fear of over-production in the near future. This was stated by Dr. Alfred Riggenbach, who was head of the department of plant pathology at the
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  • 19 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Police Band will play at Katong Park from 7.30 to 8.30 tonight.
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  • 177 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. VISITING Harvard Law School graduate, Mr. Ronald Russel, 28, was impressed by the high standards and good facilities at the law faculty of the University of Malaya here. Mr. Russel made a short stopover here on his way to study the public
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  • 27 4 PENANG, Pri. Penaiig's total trade during the second quarter of this year rose by about $5.6 million compared tt'ith the corresponding period last year.
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  • 224 4 Raphidopho blooms for first time: Petal kept at Botanic Gardens for record KALLANG. Fri.— Mrs. R. P. Sarathee, 55 year old wife of a Government pensioner living at Old Kallang Airport Estate, has good reason to be excited over her flowering raphidopho plant. For, while the plant better known as
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  • 89 4 OINGAPORE, Fri. Mr.! Robert E. Swaney. Director of the International Extension Committee, Gi- deons International, is due here by air from Chicago on Monday for a three-day visit He will speak on "The Ministry of the Gideons" at 1 the Wesley Methodist Churcb In Fort
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  • 34 4 KUAI LUMPOI i Ceyj. raise for tin Monument Pu A d tltral Dato Sir cl iry gham as chairmai 3 appointed «th i tlves from each State 1 i Icct
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 348 4 Admired the whole world over... Roamer the leading 1 A!l I: ..-:-.>>: watches have a JAfivft Cjli r.'.r.: a::d stylish appearance f^C^^^^j*ZM\ 2 H ..:r.r: watches are known /iH mi for iheir extremely high jtf^J^^f^^^vTlA of accuracy f^'s'^^^^^^^Sßli S ..e: watches are /wT^j. 19 /^IBW v. -e:p:_ :to a depth
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    • 15 4 f JUMPED OVER THEMOOJi\ NOW THATS TAKING i k^lENCE'RCTION TOO Mg J j i ■iiiiiiiiiiiiiaui
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    • 121 4 3 MBBiSOgi yjiiw>. WK£ |^f II I I I BEAUTY: The Perfect Figure Figure Flattery ARTICLES: Nurses are born not rroae j Beouty C/ufo Fr/ends ond Beouty Problem of Frigidity ',f cc v j/SCS Consu/tont's Adv/ce. ot home T^e Mo^ c// c OJ r c^ i Cooks or Cans? The
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  • 1203 5  - 'I am tired of all the stories about me' COR YELL SCHOFIELD By concludingHl THE PEOPLE WHO BEGRUDGE MY SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS, WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT ME?' 'When my name is mentioned too many people imagine just anything 9 made Babette JL does to War, ohuh she plays a
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
    • 237 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice Fred Diekenson SEMTLE.VIEN. IV 'TH T-E j BT3^^ 77 VVH HAVE TELEPHONES i^^^^^^S s INHERITANCE L£=T O B/ THAT VVOJLP X^f^S^^ THAT ANYONE JAN K/RBY FACES T~z HARMONY 6y^A'^r;CC<r s jJ/ t ?kA& TO te?K w £ALL YOU CN 'IffF^^^^^H^ffl MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and
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  • 367 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Waste of water must stop now tyATER rationing in Singapore today enters the fifth week, and the supply situation continues to be poor. It was reported on Wednesday that the level of the Tebrau River in Johore our main source of supply was very low. The Acting
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  • Article, Illustration
    1280 6 CAN HE BUILD A NATION AS WELL AS HE DEMOLISHED A REGIME? ERIC MARSDEN reports from Kenya j ONLY one nomination is possible for the title of East Africa's Man of the Year Jomo Kenyatta, whose dominating personality has re-emerged phoenixlike from what seemed to be the ashes of
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  • 280 6  -  KEITH THOMPSON i ßy 4 ROBOT plane that A can take off and land by itself is being developed by British scientists. Already a system for landing aircraft "'blind"' un automatic controls is well advanced. It will be fitted to new military and
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  • 108 6 The Free Press reported: We regret to hear that small pox is very prevalent at Marbau Kudong, Ayer Itam and Permatang Maklom and that there is considerable mortality among the children attacked by it. Until about 3 years ago the Assistant Apothecary of the Province was in
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  • 78 6 IT all began when a Dutch airman at his base canteen snorted "Pigs won't eat this stuff"— and his commanding officer heard him. The newspaper De Valkstrnt described how the officer collarred his fastidious flyer— still clutch- ing his sandwich commandeered a jeep and headed for a
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  • 64 6 Life is like that "I T ih < *i*aun. blann «a s »i Police, and I ril jM to his suier." nu 1 J govei f i sfud barb oni* T p m '4 IF anyon 1 radio will newspa r to v. radio, m v W (liunh today? *>fc!J
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  • 74 6 LAUGH... WITH BEACHCOMBER EVERYBODY'S 1;. B J an "I more au theti i r*l picture-gallers i thier about m gang v. id tire orche-tra in driving them i j enormous J wanted tnu duri thej meals A milli vras Laying hearted lady rant d< big v.... bribing a lii i
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
    • 246 6 TODAY'S RADIO „.n n <ivr vpni>i. 10.00 Movie magazine; 10.30 The RADIO SINGAPORE Reitn ]ectures; b 1100 Starlight Short Wave Service concert; 11.30 When lights are 41 metres <7250 kc/s.) low 12 <niidnight> Close down. Medium Wave Service: RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres) 476 metres PM 115 Tiffin date 130 Time
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    • 393 6 *Plp I Mv 1 I 1 I I^'' ill CLUES ACROSS 6 Ladies would harulv use this llt may grow in the garden! Powder! t3>. (4). i i Little fish t6). 4 Gets out of the way by means 9 Freaa'a colour t3). of trickery? (6). n A ciaer silire
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  • Water skiing championship
    • 1208 7  -  CHEW LOY KHOON MWSA adopts rules of World Waterski Union By Weeks champs •II YV 111 d^3 on list of the el ig i bles VCOMERS and seasoned competitors I \u for lop honours in this year's van National Walerski (Championships, i open A Pasir Ris tomorrow.
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    • 352 7 A letter from the president of the Malayan Waterski Association, Mr. John Courlay. fiN behalf of the committee of the Malayan Waterski Association, I would like to extend a hearty welcome to one and all competitors and spectators who will be coming along to
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    • 2036 8 Brush up on the rules and make sure you don't lose points ARE you thinking of entering for any future waterski championships? For the benefit of those who entertain such thoughts, the official tournament rules, 1961, have just been published by the Malayan Waterski Association. They are for use in
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    • 124 9 '<i>TT Outboard Motors k now manufacture an ex- .u%i\f 10 to 1 oil-petrol mixture, when petrol is mi\•l with the all new Scott f'wn Imperial Oil. This nr* oil offers up to .100 per r- lit larrtMf in *>park plus life, higher rpm, the
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    • 742 9 Water power to fit everyone 's needs rpHE West Bend Shark line of motors for 1961 features the allnew Tiger Shark "800". West Bend now offers the broadest h.p. range of motors on the market 2 h.p. through 80 h.p. West Bend has the only unqualified full year warranty on
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    • 426 9 OUTBOARD BEST FOR SKIING TORY water skiing with an outboard motor. Youll be amazed how easy It is. First of all, look at tne mam differences between an outboard motor and an inboard one. The inboard motor, with very tew exceptions, is a car engine modified ior use in boats.
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    • 442 10 15 MINUTE DOWNPOUR WAS ALL WE NEEDEDIT CALMED WATER Yvonne Gourlay goes to the Malayan Waterski Association carnival fHE Malayan Waterski Association held its annual carnival at Pasir Ris Hotel on Sept. 10. A ski show, trade fair, fashion show and boat rides made up the programme. The day started
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    • 290 10 A glimpse into the future— a 125 horse-power outboard SPEND A minute in the future Remember. as a boy. how you climbed to some remote, inaccessible place? You were the first to >tand in that spot. The first! You were proud. You knew then the thrill of leading! You alone
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    • 357 10 No backacllre this outboard 'bail-a-matic' said -Scott's got itr mIV just a manufacturers cbim n fact remains that a lot of people "wiii S with this slogan when they see inu Scott outboards have to offa wll:it 1[ Federated Motors Ltd., Orchard Road, Singapore. are the local agents for this
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  • Page 9 Advertisements
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  • 244 11 20 rebels at Burma border rob him of ood, clothes and cash SINGAPORE, Friday. 4 BELGIAN globe-trotting journalist iold iSu Free Press how he was threatened i death by a group of 20 Burmese rebels tt h blocked his way by placing a tree
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  • 119 11 THREE METHODIST LEADERS GO ON MISSIONARY TOUR OF INDONESIA >RE, fen. Dr. Amstuts, the Bishop thodist Church in Asia, has left with two wellMethodist leaders i York, Dr. Tracty d Dr. Clara French, QissMmsurj tour of iAO-weelc tour nesia they will visit :n the various j churches and Lbere. In
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  • 130 11 HE PRAISES STANDARD OF HISTORY TEACHING AT VARSITY SINGAPORE, Fri. Professor John Broomfield, Professor of History at the Australian National University in Canberra, said the standard of teaching history at the University of Malaya was "very much higher than in some European countries." Very impressed Professor Broomfield spent four days
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  • 54 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Sriwana a Malay cultural organisation will introduce 21 finalists at its 1961 singing competition at the Victoria Theatre on Oct. 7 at 8 p.m. Tickets at $2 $1.50 and $1 can be obtained from H. Hashim in Arab Street. Victoria Theatre and
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  • 23 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Kuala Lumpur Municipal authorities are to step up their campaign against stray cattle in the town.
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  • 204 11 A Bombay girl with that extra something SINGAPORE. Fri.— A Singapore businessman had the chance of choosing one of 20 girls to marry when he went to Bombay recently. He is Mr. Arjun Mulchand, 23, who has just returned
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  • 263 11 1 ,000 STORE SEAMEN WORK IN NORWAY'S SHIPS, SAYS CONSUL SINGAPORE, Friday. 1,000 Singapore seamen are employx ed in Norwegian ships trading mainly in Asian waters, according to Mr. S. C. FriisLund, honorary Consul-General for Norway. "And they are paid reasonably good wages too," said Mr. Friis-Lund, speaking at a
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  • 110 11 FIRM SENDS A MECHANIC FOR TV COURSE IN JAPAN SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Tan Siang Fong, 36, of Hagemeyer Trading Co., (Malaya) Ltd.. will leave Singapore today for a one-month course in television servicing in Japan. Mr. Tan, a mechanic, will be trained in Osaka. An employee ot the company for
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  • 41 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The destitute in welfare homes in Selangor will receive clothing, cash, and food during the Deepavali festival on Nov. 7. A Deepavali celebrations committee, which met recently, plans to spend about $20,000 on them.
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  • 25 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The former Assistant Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Tuan Syed Ja'afar Albar, has been re-appointed the chief publicity officer of UMNO.
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  • 100 11 THEY'RE OFF TO ATTEND A TAXATION COURSE SINGAPORE. Fri. Three senior officers of the Federation Government have left for Britain to attend a three-month course in taxation under the Colombo Plan technical training programme. They are: Mr. S. Sundaram, acting senior assistant controller of the Inland Revenue, Malacca: Mr. Lee
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  • 29 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The stage one examination for 8.000 Government employees registered for the special national language course will be held on Oct. 23 and 24.
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  • 32 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Building sites in the town centre of Kuala Lumpur are becoming more costly and harder to obtain, according to land valuers and real estate agents here.
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  • 32 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A nine-member delegation of the Sarawak Party Negara, headed by Abang Othman bin Haji, Moasili. has arrived for a two-week study tour of the Federation.
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  • 146 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. TTHE Mentri Besar of Johore, Dato Haji Hassan x bin Haji Yunos, declared open a two-and-a-half mile laterite road costing $8,800 at Kampong Sungei Rangam, Panchor, Muar. Speaking to 300 people, the Mentri Besar said the Government was doing its best
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  • 441 12  -  MISS KNOW-HOW Marsaret wee's DOUBLE-DUTY CLOTHES ARE THE SECRET OF LIGHT TRAVEL THE light blue swimsuit piped with white (on the left) should crown any woman's week-end vacation. A swimming cap, which Sue carries in her hand can double for a shower cap. The
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  • 408 12 The daughter and the UN loving mum: Adoption is best, say our readers gVERY family has its disagreements and quarrels over children. A young Singapore couple is no exception. Wondering whether he should have their five-year-old daughter adopted, the husband wrote to say that his wife seemed to dislike the
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  • 262 12  -  MRS. KNOW-HOW FOR mHIS is quite a common occurrence in young boys but it does cause a lot of worry to their parents: 'My eldest son, now aged three, has both testicles undescended, and my younger son has one undescended testicle. I've taken my elder son to a
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  • 44 12 YOU'LL want to get this sink set I found at a household appliance store in Orchard Road. In yellow plastic, it consists of a medium-sized basin, a sink drainer and two brushes for washing dishes and pan.
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    • 1105 13  - ON MALAYAN SCENE: COLOUR GLAMOUR B.C. TEOH FREE PRESS SPECIAL FEATURE By THANKS TO INITIATIVE AND SKILL OF OUR HYBRID GROWERS THL BIGGEST single family of flowerins: plants is the family oMhe orchids, of which there are about 15,000 species in the world. In Malaya* there are -hi kinds of
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    • 249 14 Orchids and WITH THEM YOU CAN BE SURE OF GOOD COMPANY My Fair Lady "WHEREVER you go in Malaya, you will find orchids commanding an important position in the local garden just as the rose and delphinium have their place in gardens in other countries. The difference here is that
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    • 554 14 get much needed exercise and fresh air while pottering around his orchids. Perhaps he will even take that very smelly pipe out with him! Isn't it nice to know that he will be spending the evenings at home, instead of rushing of! to that
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    • 459 14 NAM KEE jj I NURSERIES I t X Latest hybrids A exotic Orchids: From giant plants to JJ seedlings: Dendrobiums; Vandas; Oncidiums; Cattlayos; JJ J Strop-leaf Vandas; Pholoenopsis; aba local Crosses ate. JJ j; X OUR COMPLETE STOCK IS ONE OF THE LARGEST IN > SINGAPORE AND MALAYA 1 t
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    • 174 14 from orchids to elephants r £&l% r -\> Make use> of BOA c r%i/ajr^' special rates for Gift alb^bW Parcels to semi cut I mW flowers to lru'iuls lj| and relatives in I if United Kingdom and M Europe. Fly your flowers by BOM BRITISH OVERSEAS AIRWAYS CORPORATION t j;
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    • 281 16 CHEAPER THAN ALL SALES IN CITY? Cotton Bedsheets 3 Pieces $7.00 Pillow Covers Each 75 cents Fancy Bedcovers Each $4.90 U.S.A. Chenille Bedcovers Each $18.50 Jantzenwcar For All, Maidenrorm, Ploytex, Bestform, All Types Brassieres And Girdles. LUCK'S LTD. 17, Orchard Road, S'pore-9. Tel: *****. ACME Flask THE POPULAR VACUUM *_9
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    • 255 16 JIRTAN'S DENTAL CREAM 5 jp^^ i j The IDEAL TOOTH PASTE with ANTI-ENZYME! Specially FLAVOURED to PLEASE everyone in your FAMILY! only 55 cts a tube S Obtainable from aU good Sundry Shops Students Who Go Overseas! You need OVERCOATS QUILTS SCARVES WOOLLEN PULLOVERS UNDERWEAR GLOVES JUMPERS WINTER PYJAMAS. Come
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    • 262 16 CHOPPING CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available in the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas in Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. E-Z AMERICAN BABYWEAR, made of 100% soft cotton, which includes binders, shirts, smocked sacques,
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    • 544 16 products. Contact AGENTS l DISTRIBUTORS (PVT) LTD., 1 12. Battery Road for details of these products and the easy HP. t payments available. j it JUST ARRIVED Morocco Leather Pouffees available in r plain or weaved. with gold i threads, square or round and in eye-catching designs. See the i
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    • 566 16 of a popular range in men's underwear with a world-wide appeal. Made from quality material, they are sold locally and are also available in the U.K. and Europe. KEEP YOUR TEETH sparkling white by brushing them daily with American made "Four Star" nylon tooth brush. From LJM SENG HUAT LTD.,
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    • 186 16 > Collyer Quay. Prices range > from $8.50 and up. HOUSEHOLD LINEN which includes a comprehensive range of nestledown sheets, all wool blankets, American bedcovers and a variety of pillow cases and bedsheets are on sale at BAJAJ TEXTILES, 65, High Street. THE NEW "FREJUS" 75 cc, light weight motorcycle
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    • 285 16 Compltti Range Of E-Z BABIES PRODUCTS from U.S.A. Mode of 100% Soft Cotton tfft Exclusive HI-FI Now Process! Available for your Baby: BINDERS SHIRTS *CARDI. GANS SMOCKED SACQUES TOPPER SETS TRAINING PANTS SLEEPING BAGS COTTON PANTS >Mf SOOI JOO'S \O*/ Horn* of Children's Wear <Qte£ttifc S3, High St. Spore*. Telephone:
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    • 153 16 tunes Availoble mZ U I HIRE-PURCHASjI FOR All T)P E sto.l REFRIGERATORS I TRANSISTOR Ru^l TAPE RECORoSr 8 RADIOGRAMS I RECORD CHANGE* I TYPE. WRITERS^ I Please call ot— I GOLDEN SEA ST 0 J 358, Norfh Bri4f« Singapore-7. U Available on Baa I Hire-Purchote Ten* I AGENTS DISTRIBUTORS PVT
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  • 47 17 rMa tip*- is a device used by female Russian athletes. „!.'<:> their speciality, to test their reflexes. The r is Elena Gorchakova. a javelin thrower, who training for the meeting: uith England at the Ihil t\ London. Watching is coach V Drachkov.
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  • 496 17 The Saigon rugby champions fail to impress in the 'opener' against RAF ™r^ CHANGI, Friday. n? T n han V ries by stand off Gee, and fine place kicking by full-back mJz'+i: B yant w re f he outstanding features in RAF Singapore's victory ver the touring Cercle Sportif Saigonnais
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  • 285 17 Softball teams for All-Stars clash next Friday SINGAPORE, Thursday. Singapore Softball Association yesterday imounced the All Stars teams to meet the and Sterlings at Jalan Besar Stadium on Friday, Oct. 6. Sterlings. 'the current title holders for the league cham-pion-hips in the C and D divisions wiil mt'i't the AllStar-,
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  • 153 17 Iports Letter SAI a official 3 en- th< Ui.ea>y soccei fans as UM State goalr could not deal with that old nave aved b> a..y alert er, Tae.-e .-^hoti> Su-^apore's entering the Cup having noticed poor ;:i the tirsl half, \FA OBcials
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  • 199 17 riEYLANG. Fri. SunnyVJ vale. Singapore's "glamour" badminton party, added to their laurels when they beat Merrytime Badminton Party 3-2 to win the Singapore Badminton Association's inter-team championship at the Badminton Stadium here last night. In the final, Sunnyvale strengthened by the inclusion of
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  • 90 17 GREAVES FINED SUSPENDED MILAN". Fri. England international football star Jimmy Greaves has been fined $224 by the Italian Club, Milan, and suspended from receiving bonuses for an indefinite period for "indiscipline and poor performance." This was stated by the Milan secretary, Signor Bruno Passalacqua. Signor Passalacqua said that the executive
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  • 45 17 DUNEDIN. FrL Sam Snead. recently suspended for six months has been dropped from the United States Ryder Cup golf team to play Britain next month. Fifty-year-old Snead. who has played in seven Ryder Cup matches is replaced by Doug Ford.
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  • 27 17 MADRID. Fri. Atletico of Madrid qualified for the second round ot the European Cup Winners' Cup footfall tournament here when they beat Sedan (Franco 4-1.
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  • 148 17 IHLBURY. FrL Bet ore sailing for home from here yesterday the Australian captain. Richie Benaud said he considered his team had done everything expected of it in England this season. Their aim had been to play bright and attractive cricket and he thought
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  • 224 17 BANKERS LOSE BY A MISTAKE rRRER PARK, Fri. A goal scored in the closing stages by left inner Jumaat decided the Singapore Bussiness Houses Division 1 League match between the two 'giants'. Wearnes Brothers Sports Club and Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank. Wearnes won by a goal. A draw would
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    • 12 17 fNattenaa I REFRIGERATORS RADIOS TELEVISION HUE APHIARCIS I MOTORCYCLES WHO KNOW «UY
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    • 144 17 FREE HOME DELIVERY We invite you to become a regulat reader of the FREE PRESS. Com "1 fli plete the special delivery form be Jft/k low and hand it to your news-vendor fe3^3fTl or post it to the address below and wL tfTflDft% the FREE PRESS will be delivered k^^Sjirj
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  • 450 18  - Rina, Balkan Bambino and Dreamboat best Cup workers Scrutineer By B. TIMAH, Friday. QOLD CUP candidates were put through their paces at Bukit Timah this morning to wind up their preparation for the richest prize on the Malayan Turf on Sunday. Rina, Balkan Bambino and Dreamboat were the most impressive
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  • 52 18 S\( (rawlry brings down Suigon'> scram-half A. Jan as he gets the ball out to his skipper J. P. Perez in yesterday's rugger match between RAF Singapore and Cercle Sportif Saigonnais. the visiting Vietnam rugby team at Changi yesterday. KAF Singapore won 19-3. Full report on
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  • 203 18 ISMAIL YUSOFF PAVES WAY FOR FINE JUNIORS WIN JALAN BESAR, Fri.— Juniors went into their second I victory in the Singapore Amai teur Football Association Prei mier League when they scored a convincins: 6-2 victory over the Europeans Eurasians combination, at the stadium here yesterday. In i neu- lust match.
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  • 271 18 Lily Tan first woman entrant for cycle race QINGAPORE. Fri.—Police»s woman Lily Tan. who wa,s second In last year's Free Press Cycle Race, is I the first woman entrant this year. Shi 1 will be astride a racing machine in the 25-mile event on November 5. Lily Tan. who will
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  • 42 18 LONDON. Fri.— Results of yes- terday's Rugby Union matches weir Bridgewater and Albion 3 Bath 11. Gloucester 33 Stroud 0. Neath 12 Pomypooi 3. Penryn 8 G*hveg&ns 3. Waterloo 22 Wesfcon ouper Mare 3. Devon 3 Surrey 11
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  • 33 18 LONDON. Fri— England beat Luxembourg 4-1 in a preliminaiy group World Cup Football match j yesterday. England, who lea 3-0 at halfj time, won the firct match 9-0.
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  • 43 18 SINGAPORE Fri.— The Binga- pore Crickei Association will hola i their annual dance at the Royal j Island Club, on Saturday from j 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Tickets ai i $2 per head will be available at j the door.
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  • 40 18 TURIN, Fii.— Juveiuus »Italy> j i reached the second round oi the European loclbaii Cup here la.st night when they beat Panathin- I aikes 2-1. Juventus qualified on a 3-2 goal ag^rejjaie, having drawn the rirsl leg l-l.
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  • 22 18 LONDON. Fri. Shrewsbury j Town, at home, beat Newport County 3-1 in their Football League Cup first round replay yesterday.
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  • 16 18 LONDON. Pri. Sir Stanley Rous was elected president of the International Football Federation yesterday.
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