Morning Tribune, 4 March 1948

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    HOLLYWOOD AID FOR SINGAPORE MOVIES
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    73 1 I*N LEWIS, the Tri- 5 P special racing cor- R '"t tipped four P» winners and one f winner at these- d a > the Pcnani |'"'>> leap Year 't winners tipped 15,1 s W *W: Moonsun- I (s -l and S9); and( 11.I 1 l 1 Sl2 and
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    WHEN GANDHI'S ASHES REACH S'PORE
    169 1 A programme for htnourin* ftfci sat -i remains of Mahatma Ga ndhi. < xpe< tf d U arrive m Singapore within the nfxt few days, was foriiiulated at a meetin c f lot al Indians on Tuesday afternoon. The Representative of the Government of Ind'a,
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    1,000 CHINESE WANT TO RETURN TO MALAYA
    180 1 (Tnhnn* Staff R* porh n \i>T*n(iYI\IAJELY 1,000 CHISKSK HAVE PIT IS cAm*VA*mßrLicmp*n*oNf in bi umtumkfo > yiAl^A ITfum&fnloSm ow the ii i wewvg 7mM ii WHQAfOMM. YFSTEPnAY. Theso displaced people re*f'-v •nted vet another batch WtrX out trom China by the Preparatory Commission
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    "WHITE AUSTRALIA" POLICY AGAIN
    79 1 Canberra. Mar. 3. Mr. Arthur Calwe.ll. Australian I™™*': 11 1 Minister, said m the Hou«- of Representative* today that theGov crnment did not view favourably a proposal that Malay pea. l <£ working m not them Australia should bring their wives. Australia was anxious to exploit
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    GUATEMALAN MOB ROUND LEGATION
    335 1 GUATEMALAN MOB ROUND LEGATION "Down With Britain" GUATEMALA CITY Mar T A WAL »>» set k;sSss coßKkspondent. Guatema)a aulhi> rtfeT'S^SSd^l b^.e Sm e .e.ep,one faciH,,,., A hu^c mob assemolcd outside the presidential palace o. Dr. Juan Jose Arevalo and h. and members of his Cabinet saint- ed it from the
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    Called For Questions — Got Three
    340 1 Called For Questions Got Three MDU Anti-Election Meeting... AT THE SECOND ANTI-ELECTION LECTURE SPONSjmE^ BY THE MALAYAN DEMOCRA I IC UNION AT ALHOL M^ PLACE YESTERDAY. MR. PHILLIP HOALIM < PRBSIDEN r CALLED FOR QUESTIONS FROM THE AIJDIENCE^OMFW.i MOSTLY OF GOVERNMENT A.<D OTHER OFFICE WORK^FbK Despite rain, which torc^d the
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    GOLD COAST RIOTING
    8 1 LONDON, UAB. S. THE ■^—a
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    SOVIET PLAN SIZZLES
    71 1 HELSINKI MAR. 5 twiet Union's fireball request for alliance with Finland sizzled today amid tension, uncertainty and indications that the pact proposal would be withheld from a full party discussion until at least tomorrow because the Finns love winter sports. Passikivi awaited formal party decisions whether negotiations
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    17 1 Manila. March 3. A slight earthquake was felt here and Baguio. at 5.09 p.m. Manila time.— U.P.
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    HK Feels Quake
    29 1 HONGKONG. Mar. 3^_-A mi nute long earthquake, the flrtt for 20 years, was felt here today at 9 15 am GMT. No damage was reported.- Reuter
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    Empire Medal For Courageous Local Volunteer
    231 2 MH I A DINEEN. AN EX SERGEANI OF IHE FMS VOLUNTEER FORCE, WILL BE PRE^ENIED WIIH fHE BRMISH EMPIRE MEDAL FOR THE HIGH COURAGE AND DEVO I lON 7O DUIY HE SHOWED DURING IHE JAPANESE OCCUPAHON. BY H E IHE GOVERNOR OF SINGAPORE. SIR
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    32 2 LOMXXW Mir. 2. Foreign s-rvtary Ernest Bevin will attend tne plenary session of th.> ;<>-.". ttion Pans conference on the wshall plan which opens on March 15, it wna officially state,! today. Reuter
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    120 Km Won By "Martins" Smokers
    140 2 The prize giving of the coni. petition organbei by Messers. Martins Ltd.. of Piccadilly manufacturers of the wellknown e>rk. tipped cigarvtUs took plac l.st night at the Happy World Mr. G G Thomson. Pubic Relations Ofliccr. Singapore gave awry |he prizes a WtttGC by
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    Forced Labour For Bishop
    28 2 BELGRADE. March 2 The Sarajevo court today sentenced Greek Orthodox Bishop Vojislav Mastic to 11 yean forced labour icr "crimes atrainst the people M
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    Welfare Dept. Cashier Sent For Trial
    124 2 We lf are Dept. Cashier Sent For Trial fdfdsfgdfgrtbgcbcv Sim Swee Khoon was comnutted on five charges. He is alleged to have altered the word lour to "fourteen," and the figure "4.000" to "14,000" on a Cha rt ere d Bank cheque dat-c 5 Ftb 5. 1947, on another Chari
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    IMPRESSED BY ROTARY CLUBS
    59 2 Mr. Sam F. Pace, a highway constructor from Cannon. Ohio •Kid at Ihe Rotary Club luncheon yesterday m Singapore that he was Impressed with Rotary activities m other parts of the World He had Visited 15 Clubs m his world (our, h^ said. Mr. Pac» was
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    New European Ration System
    301 2 *iuiuvi» vi r.urupean type ration cards issued by a non-go-reroment concern are requested to surrender their card* to |ha Fcod Control Department m ex. Change for Government Butter -^rds .'he scheme is being carried ouc m conjunction with a Hew system oi European diet ra timing
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    UN Dilemma On Palestine
    125 2 LAKE SUCCESS. Mar. 3:Bntiiir. has refused to join an American sponsored big five committee to find ways of solving the United Nations dilemma 1 on how it can impose partition of Palestine when Britain sur- renders the mandate on May 15 Mr. Arthur Creech Jones. Bri-
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    Flying High
    30 2 OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA, Mar. The Reynolds Scientific Ex- petition, bound for Asia m search 01 a mountain higher than Everest, took off from here at 1553 GMT today. Reuter
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    CRUELTY TO ANIMALS PREVALENT IN S'PORE
    19 2 "Th^re ».v rerv »n<r/i cruel* u t,, siid. -vnd m*fance« are rep <. o
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      77 2 AGEJMTS WANTED. PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE ANYWHCRE IN MALAYA Unp sums to, Death. Loss of Limbs or hyes weekly or temporary total, or partuil «lisabloment by accident or assault. LOW PREMIUMS ■Mone> can be made m your spare time by canvassms (l)i. s business on attractive commission terms. Appliratioas to:_. NATIONAL
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      142 2 TUITION Mercantile Institution H9, ()ur;n Street. Phone 231 Study m your spare time: Shorthand: (Fitn-an Gr«j Book-Keepin?: Flomcntin -a Advance Practical n w Elementary. Intermediate Advance. Mathematics: coa* for any puMit evanv^^ Hu^bsnds anJ wim, U*« Jj sons, mother* ar.J (Uugjten everyday folk all over the erl. JSStaDE WITTS PlUS*g
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    INDIAN MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
    35 3 rhotoyrupnt. wnk'i. Mitt Vtw V«n*ltnr and Mm Crtinc Jfjjjj? 1 /)lf tji, on for their item at tin Indian Musical En.ertainmeni th( Victoria tfemortol Wa/. F md o, the SUtmmtt -nnn Tribune
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    196 3 MX, 9 a man** br 'ii- recovery ol ttio 1 a p o which, it was hi i x-wife sold to p»y 1 divorce costs, i'aile.i at bi Assizes. Justice Pritchard ghrlnp i wt wi h costs against Itatiff, said he believed x-'.vf'-'s story of w.iat Ia PP« tied.
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    7 3 LONDON, MAR. 2.— The AT- Saturday. Reuter
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    SINGAPORE TREASURY BILLS
    99 3 The (lOvcrnmcnt cf the Colony i of Singapore will invite tcmiers tur an issue of $5/- millions by Treasury Bills on thf 10th March 1948 subject to the general conditions govering the issue and repayment of Colony of Singapore Treasury Bills. Copios of the Conditions to- gether
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    440 3 LONDON. Feb. 25. To introduce the last film she male in 1 Sweden "Rain Follows Dew Mai Zetterling who is now plavi.ng m Gainsborough's "The Ba<i Lor<* Byron" at Shepherds Rush Studios, visited Edinburgh for the first i time. With her was her husband, i Tutte Lemkow. Norwegian ballet
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    AUSSIE TRADE WITH MALAYA
    97 3 Dr. Roland Wilson. Oow.ug wealth Statistician '^a's m hM figures for December that A»:..U*ha" .eciprocal trade with Viiay.i ,s proceeding steadily. H** V» which brought the total for thr months ended December tot Al 717,000 f.o.b. Exports to Malaya Docen.NM were valued *t £A*****0 makin-: the
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    25 3 OTTAWA. Mar. 2. Prjrne Minister Maekemiie King <icmed that Canada had been forewarned of imminent Japanese attack when dispatched troops to Hon^kontf m 1941. U.P.
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    TO DIE FOR MURDER OF "BEST FRIEND"
    87 3 TO DIE FOR MURDER OF "BEST FRIEND" LONDON, Fob •^Vh.nCy^, iS t friend. 2^*2E!%^\ tiths, 43, wept a"J^ y own 1 miss him more ma 1 y 'mother-" i^th, MflflN > v i YesUrilay, rllhlh^2r m the ♦v ..i-'Y^i of warders >n n to thcaUi the judg*- 1 men «rf
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    KU KLUX KLAN'S THREAT
    86 3 KU KLUX KLAN'S THREAT MAR. 3. Hundreds •-I and robed Ku K.ux ts oaraded through t h h ere dur.ns ho amue l cheered their l'^O"- u doc!are d: Green, when B» ts •Blo^ *M '"^oes take The Kla.isn.cn fatocrcd^ v Pjrc lc before U^.,^ C a uackcd Dr rights
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      104 3 BicytUs Of Distinction Deigned hy Experts Made h\j Craftsmen Enfield -Ludieii CknU Model, »uppHed with 3 OR 4 t^ ur l r BATHS- DYNAMO: BLIX. TOOLS ALSO AVAILABLE The World's Most FimOitt TOT--ING FLEA 1 125.0 U/Ojd« G3sofc- O. H. V. M Cy.!o. j°2 500 CC O.H.V. TWIN PORT AND
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    "SPIRIT OF UNREMITTING TOIL" AUGURS WELL FOR MALAYA
    249 4 KUALA LUMPUR. MAX 2 \M INCRASINCi ECONOMIC IN DEPENDENCE BOIH BE I WEEN IHE VARIOUS PARIS OF THE KEDERAIION AND WIIH IHE WORI D OUISIDE WAS NECES .SARY IF IHE FU l URE WAS TO BRING RISING SI ANDARDS OF LIVING. SAID
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    SLEEPING SICKNESS DOWN IN GUAM
    139 4 WASHINGTON. Mar 3. The Navy Department reported that the outbreak of .sleeping sickness on Guam "apparently had subsided." It sai<l there ha« been no death since January 30 Ip to then there were five fatalities, including two military personnel. The Navy said there had been
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    More Indian Tea For U.K.
    72 4 NEW DELHI India has agreed to supply 300 million rounds of tea this year to the United Kingdom by the bulk purchase contract system, it was reported here. This is an increase of 40 million pounds on last year's figure The cost of tea production
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    Spaniards On Rebellion Charge
    49 4 MADRID. Mar. 2.—Seventythrec Spaniards were charged with 'militan' rebellion" at a public trial by court martial at Bcrcelona today. They belonged to the "Association of the armed forces of the Spanish Republic", an undprground opposition group. The trial is expected to last several days Reuter
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    CHRISTENINGS AT ST. ANDREW'S
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    SKY-LASS
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    Malayan News ßriefs
    634 4 Miss Rajarathy Kandavanam. born m Kelantan and educated at the Methodist Girls 1 School, Kuala Lumpur, sails for the United Kingdom by the Canton to study nursing at the Royal Devon Exeter Hospital. She held the post of Supervisor, Kelantan Welfare Home since the reoccupation. Mr. J.
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      195 5 ry ■> _^rab military law has been iM f r, of the Muslim stronghold ol ,ih f Jerusalem, m a move to curb mil< s r V \ni ibesmen and vi lagers SsTbanU-n^stabUsh discipline and coS \r..b li« :hte«. ♦h. establishment or Lntioß An .v the Mid thr L
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      Interests Of Colonies Must Come First
      119 5 Interests Of Colonies Must Come First LONDON. Mar. 2. The interest- of Colonial peoples will be considered as paramount m the work of the new British Colonial Development Corporation, Mr. David Roes Williams. Under Secretary for Colonies said today. He told the inaugural board mooting of the Corporation that they
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      66 5 ties lay 0(1 I valuN aimed fit r.. fly 'DU II?--!i ral within a of each other and v -:ci- »re s. same men both i a v with j t tal of m cash and about of jewellery. ll) b oke into a Road and got a $1,300
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      27 5 P M ir. 2. The V fused here p Albania to tlu Corfu claima re)r we mining of the F v and Seu- l Channel m
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      11 5 I escort i 100 :i on the ■< report I m
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      Economic Survey
      16 5 r> thouv I B 1948 v, onomic t will be t> :< bj the TIWKUy
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      Suez Canal Co. President Dead
      30 5 PARIS. Mar. 2. The dealn was announced here today of the Marquis Louis De Vogue, President of the Sues Canal Company. He was SO. Reuter
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      Defence Claims Tojo "Is Innocent"
      390 5 TOKIO, Mar. 2.— The defence rose for the last time today and a°:ain claimed the innocence of To jo and his 24 fellow -defendants, who have been on trial since May 3, 194G before the Allied Tribunal m Tokio. Dr. Somei Uzawa, the Chief i
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      Listowel Going To Sarawak
      123 5 LorO Listowel, Minister of State for the Colonies, is to carry out H personal Investigation m Sarawak of Mr. Anthony Brooke's claims. Lord Listowel announced this a Press Conference at King's House Kuala Lumpur, on Thursday. He said that he was going to Sarawak with an
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      NEW ACCRA RIOTING
      94 5 Accra, Gold Coast. Mar. 2. Nine people were killed and 120 hurt, it was learned tonight, m rioting m Accra yesterday when African ex-servicemen attacked and looted stores. Other disturbances at Kokori. dua and Akuse. 200 miles from here, were soon brought under control but a curfew
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      3 Japs To Die: Two Others Sent To Jail
      177 5 TOKIO. MAR. 3. -Three Japanese were sentenced to hang, one to life imprisonment, and two others to 20 years' hard labour when the United States Eighth Army military commission yesterday concluded a war crimes trial m Japan involving Chinese viciims exclusively.
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      BOXING PROBE DEMAND REJECTED
      99 5 ALBANY, NEW YORJC, MAR. 2.— The State Senate today confirmed the re-appointment of Eddie Eagan as chairman of the New York State Athletic Commission after defeating a Democratic Party proposal calling for a legislative investigation of professional boxing. Democratic senators charging that there were "underworld influences"
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      Ship Trapped In Net
      47 5 ANKARA, Mar. 2.-The Soviet freighter Saratov (7,1/6 tor*) bound Irom Batom to Antwerp with a iarjro of maize became enmeshed m protective net near Nuvak yni'erday while navlpatin* Bosporus without a pilot. The Sara'uv was la'er freed by I Turkish salvaci- boat- Reuter
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      No Assurance
      64 5 LONDON, Mar. 2. Sir BUffOFfl Cripps. Chancellor of the Exchequer; today declined to giyj va assurance, asked for by an Oppo sition momhrr m the House of Commons that the Government of India and Pakistan could not bU) unit- of the British Navy with money from their Sterling
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      SAVED FROM HOT CHAIR GETS 99 YEARS INSTEAD
      13 5 SA VED FR OM HOT CHAIR GETS 99 YEARS INSTEAD gg/.,lktf,.m;klgjotrmlgjo jio U.P.
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      GERMAN WAR CRIMES TRIALS WILL GO ON
      157 5 NUREMBERG. March 3. I he military government expects the' war crimes trials here to conti- nue a"d be completed as plan- j ned despite the State Department's assumption of German administrative problems, a top j United States official said Alvin D. Rockwell, chief
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      Mr. Abdullah Replies To Critics
      150 5 Mr. Abdullah Replies To Critics In reply to a statement made by Mr. M.K. Chidambaram, a candidate contesting the Municipal Northeast constituency, that "up to the last minute there was no Indian standing m this area," Mr. V. P. Abdullah says that he is an Indian without any sectarian views
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      Cyclist's Attackers Still At Large
      136 5 The three Chinese responsible for dragging a compatriot off his bicycle m Race Course Road on Monday night and shooting him m the right leg with a revolver, are still at large The victim, Tan Tick Moi, is a lodging house employee and the attack
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      Mr. G. A. T. Rasiah
      44 5 Mr G A. T. Rasiah, formerly of the Malaya Tribune, who is on his way to ihe United Kingdom under scholarship award by the Iwiti.sh Council is to join The Birmtaghani New^ the Birmingham POU and Manchester Evening News.
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      36 5 I.AKK BUCCEBB. Mar 2 The LTnlted States still support. -si l (iir tit 100 H absolution <»t the Pale* t! ic problem, Senator WtJ Austin. United states del* told the Security Council hen- |0- y Reuter
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE
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      Rebuilding An Empire
      301 6 Reb uilding An Em pire We pointed out In this column yesterday that an Empire Federation was rendered impossible so long as certain basic defects m the British Empire as at present constituted were not; removed. For we are of the opinion that a real Empire Federation can become an
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      Mere Appendages
      142 6 M e re A ppend ages lii the economic field there must be a change m the policy which regards colonial countries as appendage* of tihe metropolitan economy. The economic development of the colonial areas was carried on only tjo the extent necessary to satisfy the industrial and Other needs
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    Chinese Swimming Club Paris
    47 6 Picture tuk<n at the Chims tfirjwmw 1 Club tru-imrtu ffom U> M,. y, I Unto <tnd m> 1 itnrious awviCM H Stinhtry 0/ tht Cltih. on .<■■ Ltftt Lid, T>H>i Soon. Mr. &BMf Yt 000, Mr. Sim Chue* Sen,/, mid Mr. Lim Chunn Oeokl
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    Making Crosses For Democracy
    1066 6  -  PEDAGOGUE r POLITICS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Home Affairs y~ Later this month tno voiers of Singapore will go to the various polling stations where they will be piven slips of paper on which they will find lift* en names beskle which will dso. be pictures of
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    Tile-Maker
    20 6 SYDNEY.- A cvmenttj ing machine made byfljj and Housing m New** who saw the *«***> before orderUtf on^w partment Reuter
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    Around The Town
    854 7  - Aroun d The Town V ERA ARDMORE WITH ptertainment I 10 lid l i. tertainm-nt Wi" mini I uUI I i a] their li hay com< i' r sstetance i i: U• are repetition c' 15 Ol I> ngral irrai n E :n this 1 Mrs A Rajah Dr Bhankar
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      153 7 Showing a new Collection of buttons, belts and Dress accessories. THE BIG 3 IN RECORDS fit: COLUMBIA H. M. V. PARLOPHONE Buy them at (ACCREDITED DEALER) 15, Winchester House Collyer Quay (Next to City Book Store) IN "TOWN TONIGHT AT S THE PAVILION RESTAURANT s s S (HATEAI! BRIANS f
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    28 8 Here Janus Krtujsman. a irell-knoic-n "thei-se-cake" came>ramaii <i*ts songstress Monica Lewis more used to the idea of "ftitlin<j" for a pin-up pose and a perky one at that.
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    Service Chiefs In NZ Confer
    131 8 WELLINGTON, New Zealand, Mar. 3. Air Marshal Sir Hugh Lloyd, Air Officer Commanding Far East, Rear Admiral Clifford Caslon, Flag Malaya, and MajorGeneral Harold Redman, Chief of Staff Far East Land Forces, had talks with the New Zealand Cabinet and Defence Council today. Sir Patrick
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    Jap Cabinet
    7 8 dkjdslkjtgkliom,g on March 5 Reuter
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    1 Good Phase Of Jap Life
    154 8 MANILA. (ByAir Mail) Found: A Filipino who has publicly proclaimed hi? liking of a certain phase cf the Japanese way of life. He's Mayor Manuel de la Fuente of Manila, who virtually committed himself to support the revival !of the Jap-originated neighbourhood association but:
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    BIG MANILA FIRES
    66 8 MANILA, MAR 2 A fire early this morning destroyed several buildings m Trobo district of Manila including two Chinese schools, residences and restaurants. The damage was placed at 1,000,000 pesos Late yesterday. hoaided gasoline m an auto repair shop m anotner district of Manila exploded causing fire
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    147 8 "Cheese-cake" is an Anr*»ricai newspaper tetm fot pin-i?rs opretty girl pictures. Th" <irmand lor them reached sprct:i cular heights m the U.S. dutins.' the war years while the G.l .s were away from home, and th practice of collecting them stil continues. Whenever an e.sp«-ri ally snappy example of
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    29 8 At the main table at Mondays f"' ird >f ,,<;*«• Robinson's. Pictures show: Top ■>/ ,j /|i/v!(l «U Pr^rsow. Dr. ThemtJuisan and .V >•' _p, //Hi IcH held <tt fAB.A Mrs h
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    Tribune Photographs
    22 8 i Reprints «i local uraphs appearing Morning Tribum Malaya Tribune i had „n application Tribune Photograp partment al SI copy.
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    125 9 r* cnand my'" Aether pitting Xt tak ,-;tU«tlO to i n frnkiy an X l r Woi >- i ll it ro 8 tractiv E i:ltI hl t and Mi I, .p« tha I. v n E n fact L l.i Kr.< raw ■o: I ul XvK v limited
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    21 9 Liter 3 Shan±\v>\ a\i> officially May as 4^o 515 fecrease of l3tU"-5 ritli Deoeriibor last Ll. slightly over moles Reuter
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    Chile Will Defend Rights
    44 9 J a -emont on Chiles dispute S&rEH «t s 5 C,,fle would defend what by tho historic and '"^P"^ c.ivcd as a historic leg noble mothorland. the J-u "4ft daims of P0w0.3 OUU.WO mstu r^ rl Chile." h<^ aciiied. Reuter
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    Speed Typing
    41 9 CAI CUTTA. Mi. N- N«aKiv nunu to. it was announced l b> th^ General Secretary of the AH-Indi Institute of Stenographers. CW CU The previous record was 9S words per minute, set up Pritam Singh Bedi m IWT.' Reuter
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    CZECH "REDS" RECRUITING CAMPAIGN
    237 9 PKAGUE. Mar. 2. Rudolf Slin sky. Secretary General nf the Czechoslovakia Communist P'irty outlining the new tasks rf the National Front and the action committees m Czechoslovakia, said today "There is no room to» sub versive opposition, either m the Government or m the N i*iona".
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    51 9 LONDON, Mar. 2. The text or the draft of the Anglo-Italian treaty now being considered Of the Foreign Offices m London and Borne is the treaty of commerce and navigation, on which <nscm,gioni have been going on for some time, it was learned from an authoritative source tonight.
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    CAR WILL HAVE TO BE CARRIED 17 MILES
    139 9 CAR WILL HAVE TO BE CARRIED 17 MILES LONDON, Mar. A H m ber "pallmiin ntf car whirh weight 27 hundredweights and which is now shipped to Kathmandu. Nopal, fo. Lio«k.-< o G A wSSmtf Ifcc Bntish Knvo/ •U Kathmandu. will havo a st- an X journey befon- it MMfeMj
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    New Trade Pacts
    38 10 LONDON. MAR 2 .-The British Board of Trade tonight an -6t nin f WhJCh Bdtain Will from dT S f ntial foodstuffs "om Poland this year and lar^c i change for coal and steel Reuter
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    14 10 •'ttiLSALEM. Mar 2 P*. -oi th^Doputy of Pos!s announco f, U.P.
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    SOVIET URGES BIG TALKS ON PALESTINE
    78 10 SOVIET URGES BIG TALKS ON PALESTINE 1 r P' posed t lay "riimf^H Five talk, foi ?<« l y-i o: i-krd thf Stati s in urging ;i\!t I ci! ace pt tl I r solutl d the ifl i' i V Q m a ?a:::ai^ o! ~>W American pr ;^B
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    77 10 MANILA Mai. 2. B-'J I pines has decided to m W X delegates to the forthcoming <^^V tod Nat.on-: Freedom of Infoß ation conference m Genrva it repot ted today. Ono will ny the Republic and Ux o^r^^» Philippine iu-uspap'.r.v fl W Th< foimci a: 1 I" Jj r
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    67 10 UNKN OWN U iNILA, Mar. J ■H9 laboui was today i*P< fl I marshalling it- fojw-< down on th. RI Bt it ui!l not tolerate si »JB I the Ctovernm^it- I |<> Sucii an evioniua i fl Bi phasized by local I 18, arose Hon. t pre E some 1.500
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      33 10 I -j— f-, Tomirs: Cxrlmlw To Tin- Morning Tribni,^ TTI«^TT£RW ZIMBABWE EXPLORATION 6- DISCOVERY E\PEDIT!ON.riQ47I UL I- ll^f 1 3 f\ I A'.'\ HE mak 'I (WVJ vf \^H lit 1 j t
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    Murder At The City HAll
    887 11  - Murder At Th e Ci ty HAll Patricia E. Gilbert A SIX-DAY SERIAL J B> Ii if«kM Insultingly Ambiguous Remarks, Hut It's S )ohnlU>> Who Drop- the Real Bombshell for Nedra. j R ntly< H friend Patr i: Rk' up it mfd Kid.* wid- r 1 XIVK IV t*cam< slightly
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    ANTI-CORRUPTION DRIVE IN MANILA
    59 11 MANII^, MAR 2.— President Roxas is reliably understood to have decided to rid the Government of corrupt officials and employees especially those belonging to the upper brackets As a th-st step there will be a general check up of the bank accounts and properties of officials
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    $200,000 LOTTERY —NOT THE PRIZE BUT THE TICKET
    70 11 $200,000 LOTTERY —NOT THE PRIZE BUT THE TICKET NANKING, MAR 3. The Ministry of Finance has decided to hold a lottery of the jewellery seized from collaborationists and traitors, with the proceeds going for the relief of indigent high «nd primary school students. The Executive Yuan has approved the scheme,
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    85 11 BRUSSELS. Mar. 2. Foreign Otlicc exports of the Benelux countries Belgium, Holland. Lux i-mbourg will meet here tomorrow to consider the line they wiU adopt at the five-power Western Union talks with Britain am' |*r*nce the next day. Defence as well as political co-operation ate envisaged m
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    ATTEMPT TO SHIP TNT TO PALESTINE
    91 11 NEW YORK, Mai. 2. Charge against two men accused 0* aid 'ing an attempt to ship 6,000 'pounds of TNT to Palestine v. January were dismissed In the Fedeiai C'ouit h« re today. The two ai«' Josi ph Seiger 24-year-old concert pianist am Mon
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    255 11 TOKYO. MAR 3 The Allied < ountil lor Japan, at Ml fortnightly mi-ituig today, refu soil to hear thf Soviet accusation of ultra-nation tlism s.nd P ro- militarism aganst the »'m. Minister- Designatj 1 1: tosh i \sh Ida and four other member* of th<
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    20-Year-Old Gunma To Hang For Murder
    525 12 20- Year-Old Gunma To Hang For Murder KUALA LUMPUR. MAR 3 A 20. YEAR-OLD CHINESE NAMFD lANG HOONG. WHO SIA I ED I HAT HE WAS A MECHANIC BY PROFESSION WAS YESTERDAY MORNING CONVICTED BY MP JUS I ICE I I RUSSELL A 1 THE ASSIZES AND SEN l ENCED
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    CRIME DOWN IN FEBRUARY
    124 12 The situation is more cheerful commented Assistant Commissioner J. C. Barry, CID Chief, this morning, releasing crime figures for the last ten days m February. There were 12 armed robberies 12 simple robberies, and 17 housebreakings by day and nightfigures which reveal a decrease from the
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    568 13 Malayan were X- 4 3 50 J o^ I J m I 23 3 26 2'< fto co «3 00 I 38& jo^ R 51.00 M-00 31! 00 33 00 H 160 1.65 I l 6° V SU H 1000 1100 H^ 54 .00 55.00 0.90 IJI
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    Gandhi Memorial Suggestion
    128 13 BOMBAY. (Sy Air Mail) LateM suggestion for tributes to the memory of Mahatma Gandhi m!- elude a proposal by a South In(lian that India be renamed Gandhistan" (Gandhi land), that Hinduism be renamed "Gandhjsm'', that Hind be renamed ©athgnanajan" (truth seekers) and that a new Gandhi Era
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    GUATEMALA SEEKING ARBITRATION
    195 13 GUATEMALA SEEKING ARBITRATION WASHINGTON Declaring nat "we have both equity and law on our side" the Guatemalan Ambassador Designate here. Senor Ismael Gonzales Arevalo reiterated Guatelmala's intention today to press for settlement j through arbitration of the current dispute with Great Britain concerning British Honduras. Senor Arevalo said he had
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    STOP DISMANTLING PETITION
    33 13 HAMBURG, MAR 2 The Union of German Shipyard Builders m Hamburg today presented a petition to the British Regional Control asking that further dismantling of Hamburg shipyards should stop. Reuter
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    RUBBER STEADY
    87 13 The upward tendency of the market m rubber continued yesterday, and a further i of a cent rise was recorded for spot. The rise for two days is U cents. Yesterday the market opened steady and remained so throughout the day. with business done for spot as high
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    103 13 New York, Mar. 2.— Activity quietened and fluctuated narrowly around the midday levels. Numerous traders were cautious awaiting further congressional developments m the European recovery plan and John Lewis decision for a soft coal walkou: which is expect* d m the^near future. Automobiles were rather mixeci
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    24 13 ROME, March 2.^-A two-day radio technicians strike, which silenced Italy's 17 radio stations and deprived, 2,000,000 subscribers i>f radio programmes, ended late last night,
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    47 Women, Children III In Troopship From East
    362 13 47 Women, Children III In Troopship From East LONDON. Forty eight passengers, children. women and a soldier, we.c taken to hospital from the troopship Empress of Scotland when sh'j docked at Liverpool irom Bombay last week. The ship's main sick-bay had been turned Into an isolation hospital during the voyage
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
    193 13 L<n<i(»M, March 2. After quiet conditions during the earlier part or today's session m the stock markets with prices ruling generally ;te»dy to occasionally firmer, dullMess sot m and hy the close had So«fm r M itii v widespread m markets that were extremely idle. Th? overnight
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    44 13 WASHINGTON, Mar. 2. Re publicans m Congress, whose rhances of party success m the next election have been backed \y campaign contributions irom 'protective tntiff" businessmen, ire expected to oppose Pr^ident Truman's request for an extension C< reciprocal international trade {Teements. Reuter
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    GRAPHIC TALE OF ALLEGED, MURDER UNFOLDED AT ASSIZES
    697 14 IPOH Mar. 2-H<nv a pang of armod Malays robbed a Chinese" i ubber dealers shop m Changkat Lobak sno t 1, killing two and wounded others betore makin^Vway with over $700 m cash, a good quantity f jewellery and clothes, and also
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    Indian Losses In Indo – China
    76 14 Indian Losses In Indo China SAIGON, Mll 2 Indian i« «:en f s In Indo China lost between 4 000.000 an<) r».000.000 rupees m the battle <>i Hanoi alone, the Indian Consul h«M.' told Renter today m discussing losses oornc by Indians .sine- I tfare between Frencn an«i Vietw -h
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    FAVOURITE WINS HURDLING EVENT
    114 14 CHELTENHAM. M i 2 Mr L Abeb-on's m-year-old gelding National Sp- t by Scottish Union out of C kta l won the Chamnion Hurcil the premier hurdling event i f Britain, for the second succt. ive year. National Spirit, t lined by Victor Smvth and ride
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    GREENWOOD B.P.
    157 14 In a friendly match played on Sunday last, the Greenwood B.P. brat UK Kmily B.P. by 9-2. Results: i Greenwood members mentioned first) DOUBLES: Hanuffi and Haron beat Mustapha and A. Hussain 15-13, 15-6; Ah Boon and Marican beat 'shariff and Samsuii 15-10, 15-4; Bahari and J. T.
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    MARKET NOTES & JOTTINGS
    226 14 MARKET NOTES JOTTINGS From our linancial corr.i Presumably owing to the far from pleasing political outlook. tin snares yesterday did not fellow London. In any case the recent activity appears largely to have subsided and such movements as are taking place today, particularly on the London market, merely reflect routine
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    542 14 Fred Roots Cricket Column LONDON. Feb. 23.— Next month seventeen confident, fit. happy young cricketers set out from Australia to tackle the Lion .n its den. The names of the chosen are just as I anticipated. I do not subscribe to the general
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    243 14 I I I mittee ar( Mr M Pr< sident. Mr f.l Hon 'I: Dorti Raj H, r ~M has been p-neda^! ready received ir^S and otht-rs :rr.o'jm^M 596 35 have beer. s9 donations ,M ii "m admirers o!^| various other conaj as Arab. Dutch. hH nations have aVtxfl from
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    481 15 llt Pays Highest Dividend P^ .VsT lII VI >FNI> OF THF DAY WAS HF "/n IF SIXTH RACE WHICH REE .'mii' HARIMAN PAID 563 FOR A F/M\. MODI: KATE. M HMt at Ihc start of the seventh race ;;;;<! disl^jfed Allan, who dehd jeekoy. riding tv> winners. idd!<>d two
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    24 15 LONDON. March 2. -A bat- unon of Grenadier guards left v ffa' a *J arrack at Windsor to"i% for Palestine. U.P.
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    INDOOR TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    198 15 The results of yesterday's ties m the S.L.T.A. Indcor Championships are as follows:Mixed Doubles: Mrs M Levien and Ong Chew Bee b at Miss A Matched and X X Macartney 6 4, 4 6, 6— o Veteran Doubles: Roy F. Smith and R B B D^nnell beat
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    U.S. NAVY TEAM WINS SOFTBALL
    116 15 Many Singaporeans turned up j to witness a Softball game played on the padang. yesterday. The game, which was between teams chosen from the Singapore Americans and Chinese Combined and the U.S.S. "Maris," ended m a eomfortaoie 1 11-3 victory for the wavy. The Singapore
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    135 15 SHANGHAI. Mar. 3 -Henry Pu.yi, former Emperor of the Japanese-sponsored puppet state of Manchukuo. was formally m. dieted before a Hopei high court m Peiping yesterday of high treason, according to Chinese press reports. Pu-yi, who has been m Soviet custody since the Japanese surrender and whose
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    219 15 Malays 3 GHQ 2 Malays <M.F.A.i beat GHQ Signals by three goals It two m a Div. l S A.F.A fixture at Jalan Bes;ir Stadium yesterday. Signals are practically a new j sidr this season This was also j Che case with
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    JEWELS, BRANDY TAKEN
    33 15 Four Chinese, three armed with pistols, and one with knife, entered a house m East Coast Road and robbed the occupant of jewellery worth $150 and tv-o bottles of brandy.
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    295 15  -  ALLAN LEWIS (By PENANCJ. Mar 2 A very pleasant cocktail party whs held I or board the P. O. as Canton or. Monday morning which was In I way an epilogue to ♦he P. O Cup which was run at the Ptnang Christmas meeting and
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    58 16 At I' rt. LigkHreifht champion. Insert tor Tan Choon Guan. ikmktt hands inth Cpl. Juntan whom he bent on points m the finals of th» §ABA Boriny Tour-n-mtmt ht Id at the Happy World on Tutsdaii nitjht. Below: Frankir Pt stann fright) touches <!'',<_( s with hi*
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    76 16 Photographs >. Thr pictmrt oftovf ilboiM the i<n- g 0 ..^/j.-, g^^ p/oul vhi<h recently Wooded {n Tin plant has hrn „i tm& Umg leaves, coloured rr and yree* 1%6 "77i/f *****" grow* round N/.s/ on the Pohana R'tt'l where •nperttitiou* Chlteee who betieve it will bring f,<u( lurk have
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    205 16 LONDON. Mar 3: Nineteen person* wen- killed when the Belgian Dakota airliner crashed »t London airport. Heath Row. Middlesex, l ist nifht U Uowina l radio message to the airport tfrat it might have to »«akf an ..neigency landing. Three people of the
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    48 16 Mr. W. R. Innes. Ric<- and Cereals Assistant, and Major F. Young. Shipping Officer, on the staff ot the Special Commissioner m South .East Asia, left Singapore yesterday morning by air for Bangkok to confer with the R i c e-Shipping Co-ordination Committee.
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    490 16 Inquiry Into Actor's Death THAT HK OVERHEARD THF WIFE OF THF DECEASED ALLEGEDLY BUGGK3TING TO HER LOVER TO INJI'RE THF PERSON ()F THE THIRD PARTY DC THE ROOM. WAS STATED BY A WITNESS TO THE SPORE CORONER MR W G PORTER. AT AN
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