Malaya Tribune, 29 May 1931

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune v.i. xvm. -No. 12© SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1931 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Friday. May 29, 1931. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1931
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      325 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. CANNOT BETTER THE BEST, Have You That Dry j m Parched Feeling? f ||r IF S ITS THL sI R E SIGN OF A COLD COMING—BE WISE. TAKE— |5| jS*,, J A|9| PASTILLES I B I \e AHUiRENSTEKMSKA VABUfIB 51 J CEF br..f^.°. EN \h lent that
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      206 1 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 Jeanette Mac Donald IN LET'S GO NATIVE 'PHONE 5261-5262. i Walking Stick Lager Beer J n IS GOOD FOR YOUR HEALTH. I I J|| Try It to-dayi I j SIME, DARBY CO., LTD. jjj S.S. AND F.M.S. "DIAMOND RING" Jfl 3 1 BIfAWD MILK I I SWEETENED-
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    89 2 [Our readers are invited to write to us on mbjects of public interest. It must be underttood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double tpacing), and on one side of the paper only. Pen
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    Educational iMethods.
    2082 2 the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —With reference to your editorial of the 23rd inst. I. wish to offer a few remarks. As a teacher with some experience in different schools in Singapore I quite agree with your statement that the teachers are largely to blame for the fact
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    Another Rubber Scheme.
    159 2 Mr. Chin Sen Pow, of Tapah, sends us what he describes as "a simp'e. workable scheme to solve the whole rubber problem." In brief, it is to tax rubber in kind at the ports cf the producing (ov.ntres, the Governments releasing on an agreed basis for direct
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      637 2 EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW This Easy Way To Increased Vitality. Are you enjoying life as you'd like to? Or do vou feel lobbad cf all your energy? It's not much fun for the woman who feels depressed, washed out," spiritless—who seems to be getting thinner every day. Men turn naturally
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      144 2 THE SmONGHOLD OF THRU AN EXPRESSION OF PUBLK I■ 28,000,000 INSURANCE CONTRACTS PRUDENTI4L h ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED. An ENDOWMENT ASSURANCE immmm H v with the ,J 'i l PRUDENTIAL offers you a JT^ first class investment combined jP I k with an assurance on your life W Biwfe S |]1
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    SPOTLIGHTS ON STAGE AND SCREEN
    1514 3 Clamed to be the most ambitious film yet made by Ramon Navarro. "The Call of the Flesh," a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture, is to fo low "A Yankee at King Arthurs Court" at the Alhambra. In "The Call of the Flesh" Navarro appears as a dare-devil young
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      722 3 fi}BS| On Everybody's Lips. 1 ||i MALAYA'S j yjljjl REFRESHING Delicious Beverages I 1111 l Orange Pop ■iflj Lemon Popj A Trial will convince you. Phoenix Aerated Water Works, I PHOSFERINE WONDERFUL FOR TONING THE SYSTEM Increases lirM Will-power X and Appetite The Mighty Young rF*' Apolloru Britain's nam P
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      402 3 A Resl I Ipf Thirst Quencher. I M DEVON J PpP v Dn 0 Choice Cider Apples. j m cliff Wine of Devon, j Bottled by I I MVB, I Aerated Water Specialists. I Williams Shaving Cream cleanse the skin keep it actually absorbs 10 clear and healthy looking, more
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    Sports & Pastimes. S.J.I. Beat Nondescripts.
    218 4 Sports Pastimes. S.J.I. Beat Nondescripts. CRICKET. St. Joseph s Institution 2nd XI beat Nondescripts on Sunday, on the School ground by 27 runs. Scores: S.J.I. II: S. Mosbergen b Stouter 0: P. Pereira c Don b Hamid 18; A. Philemon c R. Fernando b Stouter 4; G. Windsor c Hamid
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    S.J.I. Draw With S.R.C.
    229 4 St. Joseph's lnsti'wjtion just managed to draw against' the S.R.C. on the school ground on Monday. Scores: S.R.C: P. Johnson c Ess b Leicester 27; W. Ess run out 34; P. d'Ameida st. Keng Hock b Windsor 44; R. Morrow b E. Then 19; A. Armstrong
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    Empire Tourney For Amateurs.
    295 4 BILLIARDS. Lawrence Steeples, the 1930 winner of the Amateur Billiards Championship in London, is to be England's representative in the Empire tournament to be held in Sydney this summer says The Englishman." This time, at Thurston's, Steeples succumbed to Sidney Lee in the semifinal. Steeples was
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    Daves' Challenge To Smith.
    138 4 Joe Davis has thrown out a challenge to play Willie Smith for £1,000 and is prepared to put his money down at once. He makes the following conditions:—A committee of five (including himself and Smith), match under B.A. and C.C. rules, and the committee to make
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    Monopolies S. C. Anniversary.
    138 4 The Ist anniversary of the Government MonopoLeo Sport; Club was celebrated on Sunday at Mr. Aw Boon Haw's bungalow, Pasir Panjang (kindly lent for the occasion), at whicn there was a good number of member* and guasts present. Land and sea sports were held and the
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    The British Open Championship.
    394 4 GOLF. THE COMING TEST AT CARNOUSTIE. A great tract of golfing country stretching away to the sea, promising high adventure with its fine turf on a sandy sub-soil, menacing sand hills and meandering burns, bunkered throughout by the great James Braid—that is Carnoustie, where this year's
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    535 4 DATES PLAYERS. Crickel. 8.8 and I* team v. United Services today and to-morrow on the Padang: C. P. Ambler, J. L. Bonnar. J. A. Dean, G. Dunkl.y. R d. Gotch. R. N. Hamilton, W. R. King. R. E. Prentis, W. N. Rothery. G. F. S:ring.'e.lo*-. D. W. White. Y.M.CA. team
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      367 4 TANTRUMS." T don't know where sonny gets his temper from,' says many a moLher. Sometimes she will add, with a meaning looking at hubby: not from my side of the family, I'm sure." And if the truth were known, not from either sid- of the family. "Tantrums" are merely a
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      10 4 Golds Checked By modem vaporizing 7\r ointment—Just rub on visrn
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      228 4 1 I W /I Your whole family will welcome Lifebuoy Soap TO-DAY they are happy, safe and before every meal and whenever they smiling. But how can you come in dusty or dirty from their guard them against the danger of play. infection that ever threatens In this tropical climate
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    SPEEDING UP THE WORLD.
    725 5 ELIMINATION OF WASTAGE. Speed to the Malaya Tribune.-) I report* circulating through he Eurof can Press can be- believed, the world is on the eve n mechanical era. though it must be dded right here that some features of thete nMrtf strain the credulity of the
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    SIAM AGRICULTURE.
    249 5 THE WORK OF PRINCE PURACHATRA. Britain is no longer the only country boasting a Prince who has the will and energy to fight trade depression. Siam has also produced a Royal hustler. Siam recognises that scientific research and modern business methods can be used to advantage in reviving
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    MALACCA NEWS.
    94 5 ROTARY CLUB TIFFIN. (From Our Own Correspondent.* Malacca. May 27. The weekly tiffin of the Malacca Rotary Club was held CH Tuesday last at the Masonic Hall. There was a fair attendance of members. The speaker for the afternoon was Rotarian P. G. Pamadasa, who spoke on PreWar
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    MARKET PRICES.
    456 5 SINGAPORE, MAY 22. MEAT. Beef, steak (round) katl 48 Beef stew or curry kati 45 Pork, lean kati 52 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) katl 42 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb 55 Fowl kati 4 > Hens (Locally reared, kati 65 Ducks each 70 Pigeons,
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1466 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. lASLEU Bf rKASEB CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BBOBKBB Singapore, May 29, 10 a.m. i 7" year closing quotations Value Ends. Buyers. Seller*. £1.0.0 Asam Kumbang Tin Dec. 31 fl 0.0 It. 2.6 1.0.0 Austral Malay Dec. 31 0. 8.6 l O.q 0.5.0 Ayer Hitam Tin June
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      14 5 LUCKY FELLOW! r.ddlesticka! He got the business •iiUi h Overusing— in the "Malaya Tribune,"
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      120 5 FOR REPAIR OF v§®J I I CLOCKS J S mi vk to t«*Ux# ca»t ae«*r» flak Mi tttg 3 i w a T/iDPc li*—«* j^ner r 841 -,rth a H WAl(jllLj3 3 u»g»por e >a«*»»» ifr to »fa a— a-lspM ,gj S oootrwt on r#p»trla* Clook> Wobw of fctffW X
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      121 5 The People's Paper. THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE," Q f course I ALL SOUNDEST THE ONLI inpiuc NEWS 5 CENTS DAILY. UL Its Circulation is Continually Increasing—that is Clear Proof of it* Sustained Popularity. Be sure you get it regularly by becoming a Subscriber. The Subscription Form below may be used. Date,
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      190 5 DIARY OF EVENTS. ro-DAY. MAY 29. Q40 a.m 8.39 p.m. p«] Commission, 2.1 a p.m. Meeting Chinese "B" v. Glosters -Th b ,B st n'ps v BB and I.. SC.C. MORROW. MAY 30. g 40 a.m.. 9 16 p.m. i Cup Trial. Stadium. Police v F. and N. (Div. football
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      692 6 Amusements. I TO-NIGHT \9T5~\ I I MATINEES:- To-morrow and Sunday, at 3. p.m. Children Half Price. I WILL ROGERS 1 1 r Q| In pFox Movietone s Side-Splitting Mirthquake ft "A YANKEE AT KING ARTHUR S COURT"! S You 11 Laugh! You'll Roar! You 11 Yell! I 2 I p|
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    VESSELS COLLIDE IN KEMAMAN.
    91 7 "NAJAM" SUSTAINS DAMAGE. SHIPPING NEWS. A collision occurred on last Friday evening at the Kemaman wharf, when the Siamese boat Ecribat" collided with the Najam," belonging to the Asiatic Cattle Trading Co. It appears that the Najam was lying alongside the wharf when the collision happened.
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    A DEAF-MUTE THIEF.
    149 7 REMANDED FOR OBSERVATION. The difficultly to trying a deaf-mute was again before Mr. Wil icms at the Central Police Court in Hong Kong recently, when a deaf and dumb Chinese appeared on a charge of stealing a fountain pen from the pocket of a Canton militaryy officer
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    SHIPPING COMPANIES INSURE EMPLOYEES.
    297 7 FIRST APPLICATION OF CUSTOM IN CHINA. The decision of the leading Chinese shipping companies to provide compulsory accident and life insurance for all of their articled employees marks one of the first introductions of this kind of workers' protection on a large scale in any commercial
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    COLLISIONS IN HAINAN STRAIT.
    210 7 THE LATEST MISHAP. Two French vessels were involved in a collision recently, says a Hong Kong daily, in Hainan Strait, which had during the last few weeks been the scene of grounding of steamers, some of which have got off after a time, others being still
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    MORE STOWAWAYS.
    449 7 HONG KONG MADE INTO A DUMPING GROUND. Six stowaways, who were found on board the "Tjikarang" on her arrival in Hong Kong from Java recently, were brought before Mr. Hamilton at the Kowloon Police Court and each sentenced to six weeks' hard labour. In reply to his worship,
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    KIDNAPPER SENTENCED.
    180 7 SOLD HIS FRIENDS' CHILD IN AMOY. The Chinese who was recently convicted for kidnapping a boy from its parents in Singapore and selling it in Amov for $320 was sentenced ot two years' rigorous imprisonment by the District Judge <Mr. G. C. Dodd) yesterday. Inspector Cowie, relating the
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    112 7 Singapore, May 29. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Plancius 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Kashirstroy 16; Himalaya Maru 14; Java 11; Katcng 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Tweedbank 33: Temple Lane 35; Silveray 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Marella 46; Agamemnon
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    Commercial News. THE SHARE MARKET.
    174 7 LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT. May 29, noon. A further sharp decline in tin is reported ficm abroad and the local price has consequently dropped $1. Rubber is slightly better by about cent locally. Markets are even more idle than ever today, and as there is
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    ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT
    329 7 May 29. 11 a.m. RUBBER, London. —3 1 16d.. unchanged. New York. —6 1 cents (G), up cent. Shares:—Quiet. Allenbys 75—90 cents. Ayei Moleks 60—70 cents, Ayer Panas 75 —85 cents Bassetts 45 —50 cents, Brogas 35—40 cents, Bukit Jelotongs 20—25 cents, Bukit Katils 22 H—27Vfe
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    SARAWAK TRADE AND CUSTOMS.
    118 7 The annual statistics and accounts of the Department cf Trade and Customs and Shipping Office. Sarawak, show that exports for the year 1930 was $24,894,762 and imports $16,421,592. The principal items of export were: Benzine $8,828,772. rubber $4,061,414, liquid fuel $2,351,184, Kerosine $1,412,609, crude oil $1,243,644.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    327 7 Singapore, May 29. (By courtesy of H, and S. Bank.) Selling.—London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 ii /Sid.. London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 13/16 d., London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 25.32 d.. London 30 days' sight 2s. 3%d., London demand 2s. 3 23/32 d., London T.T.
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    COMPANY REPORTS.
    219 7 STRAITS PLANTATIONS PROPOSE A DIVIDEND. London, May 28. United Sumatra annual meeting adopted the report showing a loss of £1.985. and a sum of £16,255 is carried forward. Sialang report for 1930 discloses a net loss of £8.389, with a sum of £57,621 carried forward. Straits Plantations propose
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    61 7 Singapore. May 29. Bayers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standird, Spot 9 T 10 X Standard R.S.S. on Tender, June 10' s 10 July 104 Ittt July September 10 19% October/December 10 T 11% Tcne cf Market: —Steady. Latest Cable:—London Spot Sheet 3 1 16d.
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    145 7 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE R. A. REPORT. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's weekly auction report dated May 28, states: Catalogued 1.931,189 1b.=862.13 tons. Offered 1,554.970 1b.=694.18 tons Sold 1,430,503 1b.=638.61 tons. London spot 3d. New York spot 9% cents. Prices Realised. Ribbed Smoked Sheet: Standard quality
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    80 7 LEWIS AND PEAT'S REPORT. Messrs. Lewis and Peat, in their weekly report dated May 29. state: After the Whitsun holidays the market reopened dull with little interest shown by dealers, and prices sagged away until yesterday, when there appeared to be a slightly better enquiry. London and
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    PRODUCE.
    137 7 Singapore, May 29. Rice, Siam 1 per Koyan $207 Rice, Siam 2 $177 Rice, Slam 3 $161 Rice, Siam 4 $135 Rice, Saigon A-l $146 Rice, Saigon 1 $140 Rice, Saigon 2 $133 Rice. Saigon 3 $12i Rice, Rangocn 1 $120 Rice. Rangoon 2 SI 18 Rice, Par Boiled
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    CIVIL CAUSE LIST.
    107 7 The cause list for June was settled this morning before Mr. Justice Sproule. Acting Chief Justice. The following are among the cases to be heard in June: E. A. Barbour v. R. A. Barbour (for mention): the Asiatic Catti. Trading Co. v. K. Dalbader; B. P. de
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      570 7 VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL. I MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JUNE 1 AND 2, AT 9.30 P.M. TWO RECITALS ONLY OF MARTENOT MUSIC FROM THE ETHER ;itively your last chaDce to see and hear this wonderful musical invention. Booking Now Open at little s $4, 2 and 1. 9.15 KATONG PARK 9 15
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      298 7 METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. MALAYAN DAILY WEATHKR REPORT. Tempera- Brig. STATIONS. cure. Rainfall. Bun Max. Mm. shine Aloi Star 89 74 .05 9.7 Kota Ba.Vu 49 75 .03 8 7 K. TtaeniSaJti Kroli 88 71 .37 7..> tttttewan un 74 Nil 9.1 Ipoh 91 75 .32 /.7 Butterworth 90 76 .03 Y.j
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    58 8 Births, Marriages And Deaths. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mi. Tok Theam Kee and sisters beg to tender their grateful thanks to the many friend., and relatives who attended the funeral of thtir beloved mother, the late Mrs. Tok Teng Chew nee Kwan Choon Neo and also those who sent wreaths and
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    OVER HALF-A-MILLION.
    808 8 Twelve months or so ago We were optimistic enough to think that this year's census would show Singapore to have a population of 600,000. Later we were compelled to revise that estimate, owing to the continuance and additional severity of the trade depression, with a natural result in
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    196 8 Mr. F. A. Bartholomeuse managing director < f Messrs. F. A. Bartholomeusz, Ltd.. sailed for England this morning by the P. C. Hooft." and will disembark at Southampton. The Hen. Mr. T. W. Clayton. British Adviser. K'dah. was discharged ficm the General Hospital. Alor Star en Thursday last week. While
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    TAKE "THE PEOPLE'S PAPER."
    229 8 Tribute From Mr. Seow Poh Leng. An appeal for support for Tho Paper" was made by Mr. Seow Po in supporting a vcte of thanks at t e c oan address by Mr. G. S. Hammonds. of the "Malaya Tribune." to the Straits Reading Club last
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    44 8 Prom Western Australia by the Centaur due at Singapore at 4 p.m. to day. From China and Japan by the Rio de Janeiro Maru due at Singapore to-morrow. From France by the Athos II due at Singapore at 6 a.m. on Sunday.
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    121 8 The air mail which closed in Singapore on Thurrday. May 14, for the A'or Star-Amster-dam air service, was delivered in Amsterdam on May 24 and in London en May 25. According tc schedule the X.L.M. (Royal Ducch Airvrv •punt* arrives at Croydon it HJU a.m. Cn Tuesday next a lecture
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    530 8 I (BY "LOOKER-ON "> I Tin was down again jresterd** Will it fall below £100 in Lon day to provide inspiration speakers at the Chamber meeting at Ipoh to-morrow A The petrol price comedy entertainingly—the public, as paying for their ent ti Penang is having to pay
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    48 8 The wedding took place untitled at St. Andrew's Cathedral rf M Douglas Fletcher, of FttoteoSingapore. and M'ss F.eda An< daughter of Mr. and Mrs J B R cf Penarth. Glamorganshire. was R K. S. Adams officiated given away by Mr. Horace W R* Rap:r was matron oi honour.
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    42 8 LATEST QUOTATIONS RUBBER L< nd<n:—3'yd. New Y<rk: —6'- cents «G»Siruraptre:— 1%-W% cents TIN. L* ndc 11: —Spot £101 7s. 6d (do 1 3 mcn'hs. buvers £102 11« J 6d. 5 6d sellers £103 Or. nri Singapcrt;:— «200 u>n> *> 10
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      511 8 TO-DAY'S RADIO. From information available and MjM experiences, a list is made, and amended daily. SmSS stations most likely to be received m Malava on the loudspeaker. Owing to the oaucitv of advance information from shortwave stations, accuracy in regard to wavelengths and times of transmission cannot be guaranteed, except
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    Two Air Liners Make Forced Landings. MANY PEOPLE HOMELESS IN WALES.
    503 9 jjOl SED IN LOCAL CINEMA. VIOLENT end to heat WAVE. K ||>;.KS SWEPT AWAY AND i(f)\l)S IMPASSABLE. British Official. ronsiJtrable damage was done in rr Vand and Wales as the result of a n torm which brought to an
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    CHINA MISSIONARY DEAD.
    100 9 FORMERLY A JOURNALIST IN SHANGHAI. London. May 29. death has occurred of Mr. Donald MacGilnrav G oeral Secretary Emeritus of the Cnrs-iai- Literature Society for China, and a memb r ol the National Christian Council. Rtuter. M MacOilliTray was in Honan in 1888 im vork, and went
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    POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS.
    121 9 i ibkkals TO HOLD 10,000 MEETINGS. British Official. Rugby, May 28. n n v f -'y prospect that a keen political ill take place on the fiscal questhe next few months. A conueral Party delegates will be held t '-morrow to consider plans for a m P a
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    23 9 «Z t n TO-DAY, on page 8. HlsiM. N(,rtS AND NEWS *n pa*e 10. ISL, M XI FAIRS, en page 11.
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    LABOUR IN THE EAST.
    146 9 Indian Motion To Review C onditions. Reuter. Geneva. May 28. A reduction in working hours in order, incidentally, to regulate output aid thus tend to lay the "economic blizzard" will be the principal ana of the International Labour Conference which opened to-day. It is at least
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    ROYAL MILITARY TOURNAMENT.
    101 9 KING AND QUEEN TO ATTEND OPENING. British Official. Rugby. May 28. Ten thousand schoolchildren constituted a very enthusiastic audience at a dress rehearsal at Olympia yesterday of the Royal Military Tournament, one of the most attractive annual events in the London season. The King and Queen are
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    FALL IN BOND VALUES.
    120 9 CONVERSION LOAN PROPOSALS IN AUSTRALIA. Reuter. Melbourne. May 28. A heavy fall in Commonwealth bond values on the Sydney and Melbourne Stock Exchanges has followed the tentative adoption by the conference of Federal and' State Premiers of a scheme for a 40-year four per cent, loan
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    AUSTRO-GERMAN AGREEMENT.
    55 9 -WHEEL EFFECTIVELY SPOKED.' Reuter. Paris. May 28. The Chamber passed a vote of confidence in tbe Government by 318 votes to 261 at the conclusion of a deb ite on foreign affairs. M. Briand declared that "th- wheel of Austro-German unity has b:en effectively spcked." Franco-Italian relations were
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    OILFIELDS STRIKE.
    93 9 TROOPS STANDING BY IN PERU. Reuter. New York. May 28. I is reported from Lima that la'xnir troubles in the Talara oilfields, in Northern Peru, have become so serious that instructions have been issued to use troops and Marines frcm the cruiser "Bclogncsi" if necessary to protect life
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    RETRENCHMENT SCHEME IN AUSTRIA.
    52 9 Reuter. Vienna. May 28 A five per cent, cut in civil servants" salaries, the doubling of the tariff on coffee and an increase in tea duty by a ratio of five to eight, are among the provisions cf the Government's retrenchment scheme, submitted to the National
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    WOMAN AVIATOR FOR MOSCOW.
    28 9 Reuter. Moscow. May 28. Mr« Edwin Montagu has arrived at Askhabad in a new aeroplane and is leaving for Moscow via Samarkand and Orenburg.—
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    DEATH SENTENCE FOR ANARCHIST.
    28 9 Reuter. Rome. May 28. The Sardinian anarchist, Schirru. has been sentenced to death on a charge of plotting an attemp. to assassinate Sig. Mussolini.—Reuter.
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    CHIANG REPLIES TO CANTON.
    420 9 Will Make Personal Sacrifices. Shanghai. May 29. According to a report of the Military Intelligence Department. General Ma Chung Ying, the well-known Mohammedan General of Kansu, has appointed himself as the Commander-in-Chief of the joint, forces of Kansu. Kokonor and Ninghsia. He has also appointed seven
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    HURRICANE DAMAGE IN MAURITIUS.
    142 9 GOVERNMENT LOAN OF £750,000. British Official. Rugby. May 28. A Treasury Memorandum has been issued stating that a Government Bill is f o be introdcced authorising the Treasury to guarantee the principal and interest of a loan of £750.000 to be raised by the Government of
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    FREE RADIO FOR THE BLIND.
    107 9 SPECIAL JOURNAL IN BRAILLE TYPE. British Official. Rugby. May 28. The Prince of Wales made a broadcast appeal last night on behalf of the fund for providing wireless sets for the blind. All blind persons in the country are permitted to use sets without payment
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    U. S. TREASURY DEFICIT.
    81 9 EARLY ISSUE OF LONG-TERM LOAN. Reuter. Washington. May 28. A United States deficit of over a billion dollars was shown in the Treasury figures issued to-day. ascribed to the decrease in income-tax, owing to trade depression. It is understood that the Treasury is contemplating the early
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    ATTEMPT TO WRECK EXPRESS.
    55 9 Reuter. Bukharest. May 28. Just before the Simplon-Orient Express was due to pass, 12 yards of rails were found displaced near Slatina. close to the spot where the express was derailed two years Wl h heavy fatalities. The Police are searching for the miscreants and troops
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    BALLOON ASCENDS FOR TEN MILES. SAFE LANDING ON GLACIER.
    554 9 "NEVER FELT OURSELVES IN DANGER." HONOURS FOR INTREPID SCIENTISTS. Reuter. A balloon ascent to an altitude of ten mi>s has been successfully completed by two Belgian scientists, Professor Piccard and Dr. Kipfer. The daring attempt was made in order to investigate
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    GERMAN STATESMEN.
    189 9 PROGRAMME FOR VISIT TO ENGLAND. Reuter. Rugby. May 28. Arrangements are now practically completed for the visit which Dr. Bruening, German Chancellor, and Dr. Curtiis, German Foreign Minister, are to pay to London next week. They will reach Southampton on Friday morning. June 5, cn a German liner,
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    WARNING TO THE U. S.
    78 9 TARIFF DOES NOT ACHIEVE ITS PURPOSE. Reuter. New York. May 28 Outspoken criticism of the United Stales' tariffs and a warning that Argentina might be forced drastically to retaliate was uttered at the National Foreign Trade Convention by Dr. Malbran, Argentinian Ambassador. He said that
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    Sports & Pastimes. SINGAPORE LEAGUE.
    715 10 Sports Pastimes. SINGAPORE LEAGUE. Malays Again Overwhelm The Gunners. ASSN. FOOTBALL. MAT NOOR S FOLK GOALS. Meeting in eh.- second round of the Senior Division in the SAF A. League at the Anson Road Stadium \esterday. the Malays again demonstrated iheir superiority over the R.A. by defeating them by 7-nil.
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    China Athletic Club Team
    148 10 Preparing For Tour. MAY VISIT SINGAPORE. The possibility of another visit from the Loh Hwa and the South China Athletic Association of Hong Kong is indicated by news from Hong Kong, which states that seven of the leading Chinese players in Shanghai have been invited to
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    42 10 DATES PLAYERS. Cricket. Indian Association team v. Raffles Institution to-morrow and the S.R.C. on Sunday (both .away:) Baskaran. Fernandez, Wazir Singh. !B. S. Gill. Choor Singh. Ranjit Singh, AmarNaden. Jumabhoy. Varma, and D. K. jj Samy. Reserves: Ram Piarra. Taveira. and Ra.'aram.
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    23 10 The annual sports of Pearl's Hill School will ftr- held on June 17. Mrs. Oldfleld. wife of ST CtOC. wtQ distribute the prizes
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    THE FRENCH CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    43 10 Betty Nuthall Beat Helen Jacobs. LAWN TENNIS. Reuter. Auteuil. France. May 28. A battle between the English and American stars resulted in Miss Betty Nuthall beating Miss Helen Jacobs 6—3. 6 —2 in the quarter finals of the French championships—Reuter.
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    Kleinman's Triple Event At Kajang.
    84 10 The ninth Kajang annual Whitsuntide tournament was held during the holiday weekend. May 23. 24 and 25. A feature of the play was the success of D. H. Kleinman. who won the Open Singles and followed th s by annexing the other open events —Men's
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    Yesterday's Function At The S.R.C.
    275 10 CONCLUSION OF SPRING TOURNAMENT The Spring tournament of the S.R.C. was brought to a successful conclusion yesterday, when a large number of spectators watched a keenly fought match in the final of the men's doubles championship which resulted in Dr. G. de Souza and C.
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    Singapore Ladies' Championship.
    74 10 HOLDER RETAINS THE TITLE GOLF. Mrs. V. G. Savi retained her title of ladies' champion of Singapore when she beat Mrs. J. D. Laing in the final en the Garrison G. C. links yesterday, 4 and 3. Mrs. Laing was off her best form and was always
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    Singapore Championship.
    231 10 QUALIFYING ROUND DRAW. The qualifying round of the Singapore Island Championship will be played over the Keppel Golf Club course on Saturday. June 6. and the best 16 scores returned will qualify for the second round, which will be played on Sunday. June 7. The following is the
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    DERBY CANDIDATES.
    130 10 Full List Of Horses And Jockeys. THE TURF. Reuter. ELIXIR "SCRATCHED: 31 LEFT London, May 28. The probable starters and jockeys for the Derby to be run at Epsom on June 3. are as fcllcwf: Abbotsworthy (Ingham). Apperley <Westont. Armagnac (Perryman). Cameronian (Freddy Fox). Carmelus (Lane). Cheery Lad
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    Entries For Selangor Races.
    169 10 The following are the entries for the Selangor Turf Club's Summer race meeting on June 6, 10. 13. Horses: Class II: Sweet Heather. Lightarmed. Westyale. Park Mill. Merry-go-Round. Loch Buy, Lady Kuala. Punkawalla. Sterling Hope. Marmon. Bobtail. Sandbath. Bonny. Golden Harp, Toulon. Amooroob. Chippendale. Codmore Hi'l
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    NOTHING RADICALLY WRONG.
    665 10 Lord Harris' Views And Advice. CRICKET. There is nothing radically wrong with cricket in England. We have suffered setbacks both at home and in South Africa, but these are the fluctuations, so difficult to gauge, attendant on this fascinating game. We lost the rubber in South Africa,
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    M.C.C. Tour In India.
    373 10 BOMBAY NOT AGREEABLE. The question of the MCC. visit to Bombay says a Ceylon Exchange, is still under discussion between the Board of Control and the Bombay Presidency (Proper) Cricket Association but, in view of the premature publications and the rumours whiich are circulating, the Board
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    500 10 SIX BENGALIS ON TRIAL. Six Bengih Indians v. jre p-Jt cr. their tr al y, oterday at the Assize Court, before Mr. Justice Sproule. Acting Chief Justice, and an ordinary ,ury, on a charge of theft of $4.000 in cash. 200 sovereigns, clothing, jewellery and a bex. the
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    THE ALHAMBRA.
    186 10 "A YANKEE AT KING ARTHUR'S COURT.' Retaining all the satire and subtle humour that made Mark Twain the prince of humorists, augmented by up-to-date dialogue, and embellished by magnificent settings, "A Yankee at King Arthur's Court" opened at the Alambra last night to a packed house. As "Sir
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    90 10 [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one side of the paper only. Pen
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    The Malacca Scandal.
    249 10 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune."/ 5,i r —1 occupy a house belonging to a very lich Chettiar and have always kept my rent account in credit. Yesterday afternoon when I went home for tiffin I found my "barang" already seized by the Municipality and a Malay watchman
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    House Rents.
    675 10 (To the Editor, 'Malaya Tribune.") Sir—With reference to "Verite's" letter appearing in your issue of yesterday's date. I would like to acquaint him of the fact that, in my search for a horse some time back, I visited something like 1 dozen houses and not in one single
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    A Cigarette Hoax.
    119 10 Ching Ban Chee writes concerning a 'umour tha< has been circulating freely all cv :V lc Jl :r regard to a certain brand of cigareaes. to the effect that a cash prize will he given to the person producing a cigarette o_armg a certain sign. On enquiring
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    WHAT IS SINGAPORE'S ATTITUDE?
    374 10 A Controversial oct Order, RADIO NOTES AND NEWS. Publication oi the v magazine, "Omba Pindi. days owing to the secretar. committee, who is the edit leave. He returns to Singa. and hopes to have things read-. by June 10. It is understood dealers, despite the slump
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    RECORD HOLDER IN SINGAPORE.
    147 10 G. \V. A. SCOTT FLYING BACK TO ENGLAND. G. W. A. Scott, the young .v. tiaW who lowered Bert Hinkler s Bngbual-ABtDjfe time to nine days and three hours or, A was again in Singapore yesterday, or. hi back to England. Scctt is now attempting to
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    ATTACKED IN BED.
    277 10 CORONER'S INQUIRY INTO JAW ROAD TRAGEDY. A gruesome story was n la! Ccroner (Mr. P. G. Bourne» yes erday wna the inquiry into the deaths ol two women and a child was begun. Tht occurred at about 3.30 a.m on M Road, where the women lived Giving
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    "STATUS OF MANKIND."
    1124 11 Vol LAN A ABDUL ALEEM'S LECTURE. MUSLIM AFFAIRS. Our Musi'm Correxx>n&enl.) ing lecture on "The Status of delivered last Friday at Tanjong ■Ml Wharf, by Moulana Haji d Abdul Aleem Saheb, of Meerut a well-known Muslim missionary a al in Singapore. Abdul Aleem, who was seated on
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    MATTERS MUNICIPAL.
    201 11 Singapore Municipal Commitee No. 6 too* the following action at a meeting held on May 19: Decided, at the request of the Child Welfaie Society, to take over the Children's Playground at People's Park, and to pay for existing gear on a fair valuation. Agreed to abandon, for
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    33 11 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 for $100.
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    FIRST MALAYAN TECHNICAL CONFERENCE.
    540 12 THE IMPORTANCE OF METEOROLOGY. Under the auspices of the Technical Association of Malaya, over a hundred technical officers of the various departments and technical students visited the Meteorological Station on May 24. where Mr. S. G. G. Kelliher explained the various instruments and automata recorders that
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    SINGAPORE Y.W.C.A.
    833 12 APPEAL FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS. The Singapore Y.WCA. requires funds to to carry on its work in the ensuing year, and the following appeal has been issued on behalf of the General Committee: The Y.WC A. General Committee this year are again faced with the problem of collecting «10 000
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    HOLLYWOOD'S BEAUTY EXPERTS.
    185 12 INSIST UPON SOAP AND WATER. Good old-fashioned soap and water has come back in vague in Hollywood, according to reports from the world's Mecca of motion pictures, because the beauty experts who are responsible for the loveliness of famous screen stars insist that washing the face at
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      295 12 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme of Drills up to and for weekending May 31, 1931: TO-DAY, MAY 29 5.15 p.m.—DriU Hall, All units 1st Bn. S.S.V.F., Battalion Rehearsal King s Birthday Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall. Intelligence Platoon, Rehearsal King's Birthday Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall. Bde. Sig. Section. Section Parade. 5 pjn.—Malay Drill
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    LANCASHIRE AND CHINA.
    1126 13 COTTON TRADE'S DWINDLING MARKETS. THE WRITING ON THE WALL. The report of the cotton section of the British Economic Mission that were sent to the Far East last winter, which has just been published, is a document that should be read by everyone interested in the question
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    THE BOYCOTT IN INDIA.
    322 13 A COUNTER-MOVE SUGGESTED. "GET IN TOUCH WITH THE MUSLIMS." "Get ln touch with Muslim dealers," is the suggestion made by an influential group of U. P. Mohammedans to Lancashire manufacturers, in requesting the latter to examine the suggestion thoroughly with a view to securing a preference
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    REFORM IN SHANGHAI.
    1030 14 MR. JUSTICE FEETHAM S REPORT. ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE. Mr. Justice Feetham, who some eighteen months ago was invited by the Shanghai Municipal Council to assist them with the solution of some of the problems with which they were faced, has completed his report, and the first part,
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    RIVALS IN LONGEVITY.
    229 14 CLAIMS OF CHINESE PATRIARCH CONTESTED. Zora Agha. Europe's oldest man. who arrived in London on April 14. from NewYork, had his attention drawn by a "Daily Telegraph" representative to the fact that the town of Kaihsem in Sieehwan, beasts a patriarch believed to be 252 years of
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST.
    211 14 The following la the health bulletin of the League of Nations' East.m Bureau, Singapore, for the week ended May 16: Port Sudan: 1 smallpox case. Baghdad: 10 plague cas-es and 4 deaths. Bombay: 1 plague death; 1 smallpox death. Calcutta: 89 cho!-era cases and 44 deaths
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    A PLANETARIUM FOR LONDON.
    468 14 PROPOSED ADDITION TO THE SCIENCE MUSEUM. Of all the many mechanical devices invented at various times for the purpose Of reproducing the complicated movements of the planets of the solar system for educational purposes, none has been so simple and completely successful as the optical planetarium
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    282 14 SOME RECENT AI>|)| T|ft I The undernoted non-fiction issued recently: W( *ts Eax (Clifford). Three pi avs rv The Rcse Without a Th, n Lady. 1931. Bcsier (Rudolf). The Bai Street —a comedy. f Bcswell (James). On the i» mf Player. .Three Essavs, t Eiadman (Don). Don Bra,
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