Morning Tribune, 27 March 1936

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. L— No. 4& SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, March 27, 1936. FIVE CENTS.
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    COMMONS DEBATE ON RHINELAND
    333 1 VOICE OF PEOPLE PEACE NEED EXPLANATION BY EDEN London, Mar. 26 CLEAR EXPRESSION WILL, IT IS ANTICIPATED, BE GIVEN TO BRITISH PUBLIC OPINION ON THE RHINELAND CRISIS IN THE DEBATE THIS EVENING IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS WHICH WILL BE OPENED WITH A FULL STATEMENT ON
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    STEAMER SUNK IN FOG OFF THE WASH
    55 1 London, March 26. THE French steamer Boree, 1 1,145 tons, was sunk during fog near The Wash this morning. Thirteen survivors have been picked up by vessels which went to her assistance and the Cromer and Wells lifeboats are searching for the remainder
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    27 1 Julius Wentscher with the portrait of Sir Son* On* Siang, painted at thTrequest of the Chine* Community in Sto£pore, which wUI be "»i to V!ctoria Memorial Hall.
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    New Shipping Line To Malaya
    81 1 New Shipping Line To Malaya Shanghai, Mar. 26. AN official of the China Merchants' Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., announced to-day that preparations are being made to establish the projected Steamship Service between Shanghai and Malayan Ports, including Singapore and Penang. The decision to inaugurate this new service was arrived at
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    New Ship
    95 1 To Improve Service On Natal Line London, Mar. 26. FE steamer Umtali, 468 feet long and 8 000 tons deadweight, with a speed of about 16 knots, built at the Swan Hunter yards on the Tyne, was launched Sh y e eS hL da been built to the
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    NAVAL BASES
    13 1 London, Mar. 25. it is officially confirmed that Japan given. Reuter
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    Retail Trade
    84 1 London, Mar. 26. THE February figures ol retail trade again demonstrate the steady increase in the nation's purchasing power which has followed the trade revival. The money of sales last month was 7 3 per cent, higher than in February 1935 This follows rises of 10.8 per cent,
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    QUEEN MARY'S VOYAGE
    54 1 Trials Off Irish Coast London, Mar. 26. rE liner Queen Mary sailed at £12 this morning from Qrennock <m ncr first voyage to Southampton. During the evening tugs and Pleasure of people lining the banks of the Ciyae mmmm %MnSJ?^ early this morning for Southampton, where she
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    Road Accidents
    8 1 London, Mar. 26. injured.- British Wireless
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      10 1 t Novices' J i Boxing J i i Page 24
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      76 1 "PLASTALEKE" FOR ALL ROOF REPAIRS. SiftssssgS surface: Felt, Zinc, Lead, Corrugated Iron, tiles, glazed roofs and Sky lights, all can be successfully repaired with ease. It is supplied in a handy form and ready for use -no mixing required, simply applied with putty knife or trowel, does not demand skilled
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    Russian Pact With France
    108 2 JAPAN IS NOT SATISFIED Soviet's Far East Policy Tokyo, Mar. 26. THE Asahi Shimbun divulges that, in replying to the French Ambassador's explanation that the Franco- Soviet Pact is not calculated to affect the Far East, the Foreign Minister, Mr. Hirota, emphasised that the pact achieves
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    The Governor
    57 2 To Leave For England On April 26 H.E. the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, will leave Singapore by air for England on Sunday, April 26. Lady Thomas and Miss Thomas sailed for England on Feb. 28. The wedding of Miss Thomas and Capt. J. L. L. Lotinga, of the
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    The Alhambra
    87 2 Rescreening Of "Mutiny On The Bounty fHAT magnificentjpicture "Mutiny on the Bounty" losi nothing of its interest and thrill by being rescreened at the Alhambra Theatre yesterday. The amazing story of the voyage of the Bounty in 1787 on that famous expedition to Tahiti, as brought to the
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    24 2 Dr. W. E. Holmes. Health Officer. Batang Padang, has tone on a week's casual leave. Muni' i i i i, i i< iiimiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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    Excellent Film
    195 2 "The Passing Of The Third Floor Back" IN bringing Jerome K. Jerome's intensely human story, "The Passing of the Third Floor Back," to the screen, the Gaumont British Corporation have added another to their already long list of successes, as was evidenced by the size of the crowds
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    25 2 Mr. Arthur de Souza of the Socony Petroleum Co., accompanied by Mrs. De Souza and famiK is leaving Taiping for Singapore on a month's vacation.
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    24 2 The Hon. the Undang of Rembau, C.8.E has left for China and Japan on a holiday. He will be away a couple of months.
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    BETTER SUCCESS THAN SEEMED LIKELY
    291 2 Signing Of New Naval Treaty Completed London, Mar. 25. THE London Naval Treaty mentioned on Mar. 21, was signed at St. James* Palace. Lord Monsell and Mr. Norman Davis both regretted that more had not been accomplished, bat agreed that a greater measure of success
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    New Beauty Salon
    44 2 TO celebrate the opening of the new 1 Cyclax Salon at Messrs Robinson Co. there will be a cocktail party hi the salon this morning from 10 to 11 a.m.. to which all patrons are invited to inspect the new premises.
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    The Capitol
    141 2 A Dokble Feature Programme EXCELLENT, entertainment is provided jh the Capitol, which is showing twc^'eature films "Hands Across the Table" and "At the Bottom of the world." The first film, starring Carole Lombard and Fred McMurray and Ralph Bellamy, is a fast moving comedy of a gold digger
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    Hearer Gasoline
    95 2 But It's Still Cheap In Japan Tokyo, Mar. 20. NIPPONESE gasoline consumers foresaw a price rise of two to three sen a gallon, as the result of a 30 per cent. price increase at the Californian oil fields. Representatives of foreign and Japanese oil concerns are generally expected
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    14 2 Che Jamaludin bin Aji has been appointed to be Malay Agricultural Officer, Pahang South
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      35 2 Law Notice For To-day Before Mr. Justice aTJeckett Terrell in the 2nd Court at 11 a.m.:— Summonses-in -Chambers, Originating Summonses and Motion. Before Mr. Justice Adrian Clark In the Ist Court at 11 a.m.: Bankruptcy.
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    portrait Of Sir Song OngSiang
    721 3 ON SHOW AT Y.W.C.A. Art Of Julius Wentscher rE exhibition of painting and sculpture by Julius and Tina Wentscher at the Y.W.C.A., Colly er Quay, was formally opened yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Small, wife of the Colonial Secretary, when a large number of people ware
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    CLASH ON FRONTIER
    100 3 Soviet Japanese Affray Moscow, Mar. 25. ANOTHER Russo-Japanese frontier affray, in which several were killed, is officially reported from Khabarovsk. Seven Japanese are alleged to have crossed the frontier at Hungchung at the junction of the Russian-Mancha-rian -Korean frontier and opened fire on a Russian patrol. After
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  • Up-To-The Minute Financial News
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      THE LOCAL MARKET
      261 4 Increase In Stocks (By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Thursday morning. Rubber (Singapore) 26 cts., -Jowr Market Tone Easier. Tin (Singapore) $103V« down $3/ 2 To-day's Prices:— London: 7 7!16d M down 116d. Market Tone: Quiet. New York: 15% cts.. down 116 ct Market Tone: QuietTIN London: Spot
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      Share Business
      72 4 Singapore. Thursday, me tin share market was again quite active to-day There was business reported in Batu Selangor, Hitams, Hong Patts, Jele- jgan£; UChalS Sunfeoi Luas and Mu Raubs were offered slightly lower and Malayan Collieries changed hands between quotations. Rubbers were neglected Industrials were steady with small
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      25 4 Mr N O. Halsey, Probationarv Assistant Commissioner of PoMcp. federated Malay States, has bpen anoointed to be an Assistant Commissioner of Police Federated Malay States
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      27 4 The following Government officers have been granted leave Messrs C C Best, J. G. Watson, D. Sturrock P H Elkins, J. Higgins, M.C and E. M Stowell.
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      COMMODITY PRICES
      66 4 Special London Cable (From Our Financial Correspondent) London, March 26 Market Tone: Steady. LONDON RUBBER Spot: ***** (unchanged) July-Sept.: 7 19|32 (unchanged) LONDON TIN Spot: £211% (up H). April-June: £204% (up ft). Spot: £7.0.10 1/ 2 (up Id.). LONDON GOLD Spot: £7.0.10 Vt (up Id.). LONDON SILVER Spot:
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      The Exchanges
      43 4 Yesterday's Closing Prttes (From Our Financial Correspondent) London, March 26 The closing prices were as follows: London New York Cross Rate 4.95 ***** (down 5|16). London Paris: 75 132 (up 132). London Amsterdam: 7.28 (up 4) London Hongkong: Is. 3%d. (unchanged).
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      Mouth African Budget
      218 4 Important Revision Of Taxes Capetown, Mar. 25. AN important revision in incidence on the gold mining tax and the repayment of two London loans were the outstanding features in a favourable. Budget introduced by the Finance Minister, Mr. N. C. Havenga, in the Union Assembly to-day. The
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      LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCK PRICES
      262 4 The above are dealers' middle prices; Jobbers margins, brokerage m»o Stamp duty are not included. • London. Mar 26 6.30 p.m. Share of £l denomination unless otherwise stated 106 9 16 106 7 /8 plus 5 16 11 116 O" 1 11 1.16 37
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      The Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn.
      88 4 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Thursday, noon. Buyers Sellers No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (P.OB. March) 26% 26 ft Good F.A.Q.-in cases (P.0.8. March) 26 ft 26 V 4 No. I.X.R.S.S. Spot-loose > (awardable S'pore* 26% 26 y 4 do. Apr. June 26 Va 26%
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      48 4 illiliHn»ii|ii|ii|"|ii|H|'>i'i|i!l '|:ii UnlHiittiintiliiHiH 1 II THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Established in 1880) Capital Subscribed (Fully paid up) Y.100,000,000 Reserve Fund Y.129,150,000 Head Office: YOKOHAMA SINGAPORE BRANCH, MEYER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE. Manager, H. UNAGAMI. Tel: No. 6049 Manager's Room. h 5921 5922 General Office. 5923 6472 Compradore's Desk.
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      17 4 Overseas Assurance CORPORATION, LIMITED, China Building, Chulia Street, PHONE 5808. SINGAPORE. Fire, Marine, Motor VEHICLES WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION
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    FRASER & CO.'s SHARE LIST
    1057 5 FRASER CO.'s SHARE LIST Singapore, Thursday. 5 pjn. MINING Buyers Seller* • Ampat Tin (45.) s|--516 Asam Kumbang (£) 2813 296 Austral Malay (£) 58|6 596 Ayer Hitam (55.) 14s 9d. 15s 6d.cd Ayer Weng ($1) 1.65 1.75 Bangrin Tin (£) 1819 1916 Batu Selangor ($1) JM .95 Chenderiang (£)
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    RUBBER PRICE OPTIMISM
    522 5 Kuala Kangsar Meeting rS ninth annual general meeting of Kuala Kangsar Plantations, Ltd. was held on Tuesday last at Candlewlck House, Cannon-street, E. C. Mr. Clarance F. Lelghton (the chairman) said that the total crop harvested was 1,720,040 lb. of rubber, which was sold at a gross
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    The German Navy
    334 5 Modernisation Makes It Up-To~Date London, Mar. 20. APART from the very rapid warship building which has been reported time to time, Germany is making great efforts to increase the strength of her Navy by the modernisation of her old Sh Under the term's of the Treaty of
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    9 6 A scene from "Ah, Wilderness" Coming: to the Pavilion.
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    TO-NIGHT AT PAVILION
    416 6 'Passing Of Third Floor Back' TONRAD VEIDT is one of the most v outstanding figures on the screen today. He has been seen in many roles but never in one so subtly beautiful as the part of "The Stranger" which he takes in the screen version of
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    Young Dancing Star Assigned New Role
    61 6 DIANA LEWIS, who was discovered several months ago in a Hollywood stage revue, was given an important role in "Me Without You," in support of Joe Morrison and Helen Twelvetrees. Conrad Nagel, Arline Judge, Ray Milland, Toby Wing, and Edward Craven also were added
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    "AT BOTTOM OF THE WORLD"
    198 6 Tonight At The Capitol TRACTORS nose diving into snow--1 filled creavasses of unknown depth, he collapse of Mountain House where \dmlral Richard Byrd lived during his 7-month isolation, an airplane ascent .o 16.000 feet, the record for Antarctic flying and the planting of the flag
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    Inhospitable
    124 6 Stars Visiting England Have 111-Luck ILL-LUCK has played discourteous tricks with Britain's welcome to Hollywood stars Edmund Lowe and Alice White. Mr. Lowe arrived in London suffering pain from a troublesome tooth; visited a London dentalspecialist. Subsequent visits showed trouble to be more serious than at first expected, and
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    Valuable Gems Worn In Colbert Picture
    95 6 IN a deal with Travis Banton, studio fashion expert, William Howard Hoeffer, internationlly famous gem expert, and the head of the firm", Trabert and Hoeffer, has turned over to the studio, jewels valued at more than one million dollars to be worn by Claudette
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      217 6 One of the Greatest Feats of Human Endurance in History now a Great Pictorial Record! J CAPITOL ■B^^^B ;^l' Paramount presents with pride hL+**'* m. 1 REAR-ADMIRAL iLC^JI iniurs Second Great Antarctic Expedition. !"AT THE BOTTOM! OF THE WORLD" i SEE The Iron-prowed ships SEE The crash of the giant
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      299 7 CINEMA DIARY CAPITOL PAVILION Conrad Veidt, star of "The Passing %^JJBp The T"""* Floor Back," showing wR9P k k A at tne Pavilion. ~SL 4 TO-NlGHT:— "Passing of the Third W^^li^^X? Floor Back," with Conrad Veidt. l^ Mr> NEXT CHANGE "Three Live Ghosts." COMING SOON:— "Ah Wilderness." Admiral Richard Byrd,
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      130 7 A scene from "Mutiny on the Bounty," showing at the Alhambrm. in JEROME K. JEROME'S MASTERLY STORY •THE PASSING of the Till Jill FLOOR BACK" Gaumont-British Picture, with ANNA LEE RENE RAY r 1 111 ,,i 1 l n .n. 1 1 .,,..,.,1 M.aw«M«MMI ■■MWM M.»n| ***************1111l I THEATRE ROYAL
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    King Tours Olympia Fair
    475 8 VISITS 100 STANDS Keen Interest In Exhibits WITH business-like rapidity the King made a lightning tour of the British Industrials Fair at Olympia. In less than an hour he visited more than a hundred stands. This was the King's first public appearance of his reign. It
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    M.P. Complex
    216 8 Queer Visitors To Britain London. Mar. 20 ALREADY visitors from abroad are ber;nning to invade London— arid tcr of them are very queer. London's West End hotels provide perhaps the world's best collection of human foibles. For instance. I learned of a wealtln clobe-trotter with a peculiar weakness.
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    New Verdiet
    80 8 Adopted At Inquest On Man Who Took Poison ftR Norman Jennings, the Hull coroner, IT has adopted the suggestion of a Home Cffice committee that in cases i of suicide he inquest verdict should be died by nis C^This a was the verdict returned on Robert TSowney **$ȣ>
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    24 8 Mr. K. P. Reynolds an unofficial member of the Mejlis Mes hSarat Keraja'an 'State Counca) of Negri Sembilan for a period of one year.
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    24 8 Mr. B. A. Lowe, Rice Research Botanist has been appointed to act as Assistant Botanist Department of Agriculture, in addition to his own duties.
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    Child's Escape
    158 8 Dropped From Bedroom Window London, March 16. A THREE- YEAR -OLD girl, Jeaneta Ford, of Efflngham Road, Esher. was dropped from the bedroom window of her three-storrey home into a rug held by men in the garden during a fire. The household was awakened dv smoke The mother.
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    Sea Defence
    79 8 Bathina Huts To Keep Storms At Bay WORK is shortly to begin on a novr 1 form of coastal defence at Seaford, For manv vears Seaford has had wooden bathing huts In winter these have had to be removed. Now they are to be constructed of reinforced concrete
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    48 8 POUR new propellers for the C.G.T. liner Normandie have arrived at fne Havre from Marseilles. Each has four blades Instead of three, as formerly. They measure 16^ feet across and weigh 28 tons each. It is believed that the four-bladed propellers will correct the vibration in the Normandie.
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    BRITISH L.N.U. 'PLANE
    227 8 BRITISH L. N. U. 'PLANE Down In Flames In Ethiopia SOON after taking off at Addis Ababu a Red Cross aeroplane piloted by the British airman. Mr. F. C. E. Haytei. crashed and burst into flames. Mr. Hayter was rescued and taken to hospital suffering from injuries to his head
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    Drilling For Oil In South England
    896 9 COMMENCING AT ONCE Experts Confident Of Success AN enterprise of "great pith and moment 4 one which if successful will revolutionise British industry is now in progress at Paulsgrove, Hants. Plant and machinery are in position, and drilling for oil will commence within the
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    23 9 The faithful at prayer at the beautiful Mosque built by Government at the Thompson Road Police Depot for the use of police recruits.
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    ENTOMBED MINERS
    75 9 Durham, Mar. 16. AFTER being entombed in the Klmblesworth Colliery. Co. Durham, two miners, Matthew Howard and William Collins, were rescued yesterday. They had been cut off by a fall of roof In which a workmate, Robert Atkinson, 19, a coal cutter, of Sacriston. was killed. Rescue parties
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    WOMAN CHARGED
    62 9 TTILDA ALICE LAURA KILBY, 22, tldomestic servant, of Stoke Poges, was remanded In custody at North London Police Court, on a charge of having in her possession 15 counterfeit florins and 10 counterfeit shillings at her home, and also having feloniously made 15 counterfelt florins and 10 counterfeit
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    Hit The Constable
    213 9 Two Ulster Rifleman In Trouble Hong Kong, Mar. 20. •fWO incidents involving soldiers of the Royal Ulster Rifles occurred in Wanchal and are being investigated by the police. Shantung constable DlBl reported to the police that at about 5.30 p.m., while he was on post duty, he
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    MAGIC OF A FEW FIGURES
    547 9 African Climatic Conditions Paris, Mar. 20. AFRICA cannot support many more whites than arc; now there for most of the African Continent does not favour white colonization, according to French statisticians. By the magic of a few figures, these statisticians prove that the climate and
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    The MORNING TRIBUNE RUBBER AND SALARIES
    326 10 The MORNING TRIBUNE RUBBER AND SALARIES Singapore: Friday, Mar. 27, 1936. ILfR. J. G. Hay, a business magnate who is well informed on Malayan affairs generally and the rubber industry in particular, made a noteworthy contribution to the discussion of planters' salaries in the course of his address at the
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    AROUND MALAYA
    553 10 THE days of affluence in Malaya, declared Mr. J. G Hay in his address to the Potary Club on Wednesday, are gone for ever. In future, it seems, Malaya will rank with the other countries of the world, in which success is only to be won by hard
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    PERSONALITIES
    302 10 Report ha.s it. 'hat Mr H R. Joynt will tct as Fnancial Adviser, F.M.S., when Mr. L Ravman soes on leave this week. A A A Mr. J. A. Dean, secretary for the Royal insurance Co., Ltd in Malaya, sailed for Home on leave on Sunday on the Hakusan
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    Singapore On The Silver Screen
    796 11 TAY GARNETT DEPARTS Over 12,000 Feet Of Film Shot Singapore, Thursday. 4MONG the personalities who sailed from Singapore on Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Tay Gamett and Captain and Mrs. Bert Friedlobb, of motion picture fame with over 12,000 feet of film, shot here, in
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    31 11 An informal snap of Tay Garnett, his wife Helga Moray, Jeanette Loff and her husband Captain Bert Friedlobb, taken in the palm court of Raffles Hotel before their departure for India.
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    Order Of St. John
    155 11 Queen's Reply To Cables Of Sympathy Hongkong, Mar. 20. A SUMMARY of the correspondence of the Grand Priory in the British realm of the Venerable Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem and its Overseas members in connection with the death of His late
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    160 12 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN June Knight, Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer player, pauses during a skating se .sion to allow the cameraman this charming shut. A scene from the Abyssinian war zone. Britain's first school for traini ng instructors at Eastwood Park, Falfield, Gl oucestershire. decontaminating centre. Instructors once trai instructors, who in turn uil
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    Ham Makes; Ideal Meat Course
    1181 14 MAY BE SERVED IN MANY DIFFERENT WAYS IF you have been in the habit of thinking of ham as a purchase that you matfce only suitable far cold climates you have a nice surprise coming, for it may be one of the best choices you
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    23 14 Every kitchen should have a small stepladder that can be converted into a chair. The use of this stepladder will prevent dangerous overreaching.
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    18 14 Miss Paulette Goddard in an informal pose, snapped at the Singapore Swimming Club during her recent stay here.
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    Hors d'Oeuvres
    107 14 HORS d'oeuvres and canapes occupy a very prominent place in the planning of formal dinners for most hostesses and savouries should be given equal consideration. Well chosen hors d'oeuvres and savouries add much to the success of a dinner. The hors d'oeuvres course is served at the table
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    18 14 A quick pudding sauce is made by adding one tablespoon lemon juice to tinned peach juice and heating.
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    TASTY DISHES FROM LEFT-OVERS
    572 15 These Recipes Give Them New Flavour MAKING leftovers attractive is as simple as the proverbial apple pie when this recipe is used. It's tailor made for the purpose. The eating te«n has been applied and the chicken souffl? came through with more than one colour flying.
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      112 15 LUGGAGE CARRIER SINGAPORE LUGGAGE j CARRIER CO. Baggage Contractors Forwarding j Agents. i Booking Agents for F.M.B. i Railways. i Baggage Agents for:— Blue Funnel Line I East Asiatic Line Nederland Line B.I.SJJ. Co., Ltd., etc., etc. Tel. Address 'iUGGAGE" 5 PHONE 2428 or call Union flldg. HAIRDRESSER J m
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    23 16 Mr. W. E. Moody mad Mr. J. Reece, who left by the President of the Goodyear-Oriwit Company, Adams on Home Leave.
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    Navy Week Plans
    262 16 Many Innovations For August Event London, Mar. 20. NAVY Week will be held this year at Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Chatham, on Saturday, Aug. 1. and Bank Holiday, Monday, Aug. 3 to Saturday, Aug. 8. This year there will be many new features, and improved facilities will be
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    Hull In Three
    90 16 New Holland-America Liner In Sections London. OWING to the fact that three firms are co-operating in the building of the new Holland-America liner of 33,000 tons, it has been reported that the hull is to be built in separate sections and subsequently joined up. The Rotterdam Drydock
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    Paddle Steamers To Be Scrapped
    60 16 rE paddle steamers Columba and lona, two of the most famous ships in the Clyde pleasure fleet of Messrs. David MacErayne, Ltd., have been purchased by Messrs. Turner and Hickman, Ltd., shipbrokers, Glasgow, for breaking up. The vessels will be broken up at the shipbreaking
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    89 16 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Godown Gate No. KEPPEL HARBOUR Main Wharf: Lch. Lucifer, Lch. Klttiwake, Lch. Dolphin, Tung Song, MlLighter "Tuacam." VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS Tanjong Pagar Albert Dock: Tug "Mltra." Victoria Dock: War Mehtar. Eeppel Harbour King's Dock: Pendopo. Op ten Noort
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    Passengers By The Corfu
    303 16 The following passengers are sailing by the P. and O. liner Corfu, leaving Singapore at 9.30 am to-day: Mr. Young, Mrs. Senders, Mr. J. B Halton, Mr. L. Ovadia, Mr. R. S. Swan, Mr. Keough, Mr. and Mrs. Talbot, Mrs. French, Miss Talbot, Miss M. V.
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      USE OF FLAGS ON SHIPS
      355 17 General Adoption Of Heraldry London, Mar. 20. Mr Cecil King. R.L.. R.0.1., delivering the annual lecture to the Society for Nautical Research at the Goldsmiths' Hall his subject being 'Flags in Marine Art said there were few flags in existence now which were made before
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      214 17 Fares To Oceania Reduced San Francisco, Mar. 20. RATES and tanker charters from California to all parts of tho world are increasing in unprecedented fashion, vith indications that ihey will continue upward indefinitely Ha:^ offered for San Pedro-North of Fat'eras fixtures, noimallv 46 to 43 cents per barrel,
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      29 17 Dato Demang Haji Abdul Ghani, J.P., CH., of Malacca, has completely recovered from his recent illness. The Dato had just passed his seventieth birthday when he was taken ill.
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      166 17 BIKXS PHItP LINE. (Incorporated in Australia) NEXT SAILINGS. Due saus. s MARELLA I^2B° Ma? S Sl^heap round trip tickets Ir o m Singapore to Australia issued at one Ml °nrs? Cla^ passengers may transfer at Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or Me--"lS^^-SS^ BSS inS S THE BAXK LII^E. For BOSTON. NBW TORK
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    Fighting The Football Pools
    613 18 F.A. FORCED TO CLIMB DOWN Victory For Pools AVER seventy teams in the First v Second, and two Third Divisions of the Football League found themselves after the recent Pools Ban decision of the Football League engraved in matches of which little more than 24 hours
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    487 18 Coroner And Police Statement London, March 16. AT an inquest at Beaconsfield on the body of Arthur Mead, 52, of Easton Street, High Wycombe, who was found shot at Beaconsfield, the jury returned a verdict that Mead took his life while he was of unsound mind. In
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    To Fly Atlantic
    228 18 Big Airship's Maiden Voyage Berlin, Mar. 20. BIGGEST airship in the world, the Hindenburg," will start on May 6 on her maiden voyage across the Atlantic to Lakehurst <New Jersey). She is expected to make the return journey in a week. The fare for the single trip
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    A Call To Peace
    83 18 American Statesman's Appeal New York, Mar. 19. rCORDELL HULL, U.S. Secretary of State, in a letter to all the American republics, suggests that a conference be held at Buenos Aires at an early date to discuss ways and means of preserving peace and setting an example
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    JUST MISSED RECORD
    240 18 Hard Luck For Capt. Eyston A Pendine (Carmarthen) FTER being with an ace of winnine back for Britain the American-heic Diesel-engined car record for the flying kilometre, Captain G. E. T. Eyston hac. 10 aamit temporary laiiure here. Eight times he ran up and down the seven-mile
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    Stewed Pearls
    76 18 Eight Found In One Oyster I Halifax, Mar. 19 FIGHT pearls have been found in one oyster by a woman living at Bridgetown, Nova Scotia. She was preparing an oyster stew when she discovered hard substances Inside the shell of one of the oysters On examination she found
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      1017 19 \ON THE RADIO i Itritish Empire Programme transm lS sion CT 6.20 p.m. Big Ben. The Grand Transmission 2: GSG 16.86 metns Described Jn tw parta as *™JF'^&£Vil"£: Sm'sVvat? sS) r^thaTpTrt BSF I^B2 mTtr« (15* Ti mL fl of the course on the grand-stand side rf« nm to 905 om\-
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      992 19 6.20 p.m. Concert of Light Music. 6.15 p.m. Programme announcement. 7.20 p.m. News in English. 6.20 p.m. Concert relayed from Ra--7.35 p.m. Concert of Light Music. dio-Paris. (continued). 7.20 p.m. News in English. 8.20 p.m. Close DJB, DJN (Germ., 7.35 p.m. Concert relay. Engl 8 05 p m News in
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    It All Depends On France
    867 20 It All Depends On France /^NCE again Germany and France enemies for two generations are snarling at each other across the European round table, and ther still seems to be some danger that if Britain is unable to bring wiser counsels to prevail the Continent will be plunged again into
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      17 20 Sofe Afrente /or Malaya: SIME, DARBY CO., LTD., Singapore Muar Malacca Seremban Kuala Lumpur Ipoh and Penang.
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      342 20 ©IV THE RADIO gramme. am Pr T 11-30 a.m. Talk. 1.K.R.0.5. (Continued from page 19) speaker. >^_ 1150 a.m. Time signal. Lunchby Mrs. Howard Pedlow. (Mrs. R. A. time music. Barbour at the piano). 1.10 p.m. Nirom news bulletin. 2 S'vS i HandelK TI T u 120 P m Dance
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    Anti-Dazzle Regulations
    404 21 Anti- Dazzle Regulations NEW BELISHA ORDER Making Roads Safer London, Mar. 20. WITHIN a few weeks when the proposed regulations of the Minister af Transport (Mr. HoneBelisha) are put into force, it will be compulsory for motorists to carry headlamps incapable of dazzle. The regulations will closely follow a diaft
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    13 21 Bronte portrait of Bronislaw Hubermann by Tina Wenischer, in the Berlin National Gallery.
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    Forgot Herself
    142 21 Miss Ellen Wilkinson Smokes In Commons MISS Ellen Wilkinson, Socialist M.P. for Jarrow, created a mild sensation at a House of Commons Standing Committee meeting by lighting a cigarette. The Committee were considering a factory workers Bill when it was noticed that clouds of smoke hung over Miss
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    Wife Missing
    119 21 Murder Theory Of Dublin Police Dublin. March. 16. MRS Vera Ball, the wife of Dr. Charles Preston Ball, a well-known Dublin doctor, has been missing from her home for some time, and the discovery of her motor-car, stained with blood and abandoned in a lane, leads the police
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    Dead In Cabin
    227 21 Naval Officer's Tragic End LIEUT.-COM. Audley Alltrees Hogg, of Bagnor Manor. Newbury, who was to have been married this spring, was found dead in his cabin in the battleship FtamiUies at Sheerness Harbour. Lieut.-Com. Hogg, who was aged between thirty-eight and forty, had serious injuries to the
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    39 21 Mr. A. E. Coope. Commissioner of Lands and Mines. Johorfe. has gorie to Kuala Lumpur as Controller of Rubber, Malava. and Nfr L. A. AU«»n. former Commissioned- of Land and Mines, who has returned from leave, has replaced him.
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    ROBES FOR THE KING
    127 21 First For Edward VIII A NE of the first robes to be Prepared^for 0 the Coronation of King Edward VIII was finished and sent from London to its future wearer recently. With coronet, it cost about £80. Some of England's finest craftsmen in vefveu silks, furs
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    15 21 Mr Ling Ti Kong, J. P of SitlaIwan is leavin- for China on a hoM^v.
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      134 21 MAILS CM>§E Java, South West-Sumatra, 8. East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas &T. Dilly (Op ten Noort) 230 Great Britain and Europe generally (Chrlstlaan Huygens 8.30 a.m. Medan (Christiaan Huygens) B*o a.m. Muntok (Op ten Noort) Rengat TembUahan (Flevo) noon Tandjong Pinang (Bee Tong 9 a.m. Pengerang (8. Soon Heng) 9 a.m.
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    Fraud By Solicitors' Clerk
    1158 22 Fraud By Solicitors Clerk THIRD RECENT CASE Judge f s Advice To Lawyers Singapore, Thursday. "Tifß. Davies has said all that can be said and perhaps more, on behalf of the appellant. It seems however that the evidence is ample to justify the finding that appellant dishonestly misappropriated the money.
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    VETERINARY UNIT
    61 22 London, Mar. 15. rpHE Silver Star (Abyssinia) veterinary unit organised by the R.S.P.C.A., has left England for Addis Ababa, under the leadership of Colonel R. J. Stordy, M. R.C.V.S. The equipment and material consists of everything necessary for. a field hospital for 250 horses for one year, and
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    24 22 Mr. F. Helmers has been accorded provisional recognition as Acting Consul for the Netherlands at Penang with jurisdiction extendine to the State of Perak.
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    19 22 Col. and Mrs Newborf Ridley, and Squadron Leader and Mrs. L. G. Moxton have returned to Singapore from Bela-wan-Deli.
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    "Canis Majoris"
    220 22 Star That Outshines The Sun London, Mar. 20. QCIENCE, in its ceaseless quest for w knowledge, is constantly making discoveries so marvellous that the human mind can scarcely credit them. The latest is in connection with a star 70.000.000 times heavier than the earth a star that f^r
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    DEFENCE OF SLANG
    384 22 England's Poet Laureate's Views San Francisco, Mar. 20. MR. John Maseflled, England's Poet Laureate, arose to the defence oi American slang recently, assuring Britain's purist grammarians that slant: phrases introduced to England through American talkies will not undermine the English language. On the contrary, he said, a
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    421 23 Y.M.C.A. TENNIS TOURNEY Yesterday's Results Singapore, Thursday. ONE of the best matches in the Y.MC. A open invitation tennis tournament was fought out this afternoon between Kar-.is and Yadi and Tong Loon Chung and Huck Toe in the semi-finals of the Men's open doubles. The
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    18 23 E. C. Cherrington in play— a fine picture at the S. C. C. yesterday in the tennis tourney.
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    Overseas Men For Henley
    52 23 J". ZAVREL, the Czecho-Slovakian oarsman, who was runner-up to E. Rufli, the Swiss champion, in last year's Diamond Sculls, is expected to compete again at Henley Regatta in July. Another overseas entrant will probably be Noel de Mille, of Vancouver, who is living in the Isle
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    S.T.C. Summer Meeting
    234 23 Seven Days 9 Racing In May Singapore, Thursday. •rHE Singapore Turf Club's Summer I Governor's Cup) Meeting will be held on May, 9, 19, 16, 20 and 23. The Anniversary Cup race will be run on the first day and the Governor's Cup race on the last
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    Loss On M.C.C. Tour
    89 23 IT appears that there will be a heavy loss on the M.C.C. tour in New Zealand, and the New Zealand Cricket Council and affiliated associations are likely to be considerably out of pocket over the visit. Rain is partly to blame, but another reason is that
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      48 23 GLOBE THEATRE, Great World:— "6 Day Bike Rider" with Joe E. Brown. Matinees: To-day, Tomorrow and Sunday "Here's My Heart." GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL: Tennis to-day. CT.JI jH|,|iiiu|riiiiiiltilii|riiiliiliniilu|:i|iiiii|ii|iilii|ii|iiliiliilii B^^\H mil Wf/ m Vj ■Lw !l BiFil ISMSSMn I SoleAjents: VjUTHR|E C CS EP (Inc. in 85.) ?r y. 3
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      248 23 Friday's Ties Hian owe 30, 6—2. 4—6. 6—2. Handicap Men's Singles C. Reshty +15.3 vs. Foo Woo Wan— 15. 3 (semi-final). I. Reshty-fl vs. Woon Chow Tat— 3o (semi-final). Handicap Men's Doubles M V. del Tufo and F. V. Duckworth ■f 15 vs. T. K. Tio arid Lim Boon Hin
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    Keen Bouts In Novices' Boxing
    512 24 LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Setni-Finals On Saturday THE Novices' Competition was carried a further stage last night when 16 fights were decided at the Olympic Stadium. The fighting was very exciting, there being seldom a dull moment. There was an unexpected result in the flyweight division
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    British Boats For U.S.A.
    53 24 ENGLISH-BUILT racing boats are popular in .the United States, and four shells are now being constructed at Putney. Three of them are for shipment to the United States and the other for the use of Kent School (U.S.A.), who hope to send a crew to Henley
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    11 24 N. Poyntt Roberts In play at the S. C. C. yesterday.
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    TWO PLA YERS ORDERED OFF
    170 24 Rough Play In Div. HI Singapore, Thursday. rfO players were ordered off the field this afternoon in the Third Division League match played on the Padang between the S.R.C. and the Medical Services. The Recs were much superior and won by a— nil. Wilson opened
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    Grand National
    98 24 Latest Call-Over: Golden Miller Hot Favouite r5 following is the latest call-over on the Grand National which is to be run at Liverpool on Friday over 4 miles 856 yards: m 4 to 1 Golden Miller offered, 9 to 2 taken and wanted. 7 to 1 Reynoldstown, taken
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    1,177 BREAK BY DAVIS
    107 24 A New Rule Record DY making a magnificent break of 1,177 in his Gold Cup tournament match against Tom Newman at Thurston's Joe Davis 1. Became the first player in England to make a four-figure break this season. 2. Established a world's record under the amended
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    S.C.C. TENNIS
    255 24 Results And New Ties Singapore, Thursday. THE S.C.C. Tennis Tournament was I continued this afternoon, five tie? being decided. There was no play in the championship doubles, the tie between N. S. Wise and Roy Smith vs. F. M. Adam and W. M. Oak Rhind being postponed to
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