Singapore Standard, 22 August 1952

Microfilm: NL2286
Total Pages: 12
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    Masthead
    17 1 Singapore Standard <f I/I. T3b VOL. 11l NO. 51 FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    TEMPLER ULTIMATUM TO SILENT 79
    786 1 Village Given Four Days To Name Killer -jo P N AN Thur The entire population of 19 families °'ii Z n P eo P le of the Federation's newest "murder village Permatang Tinggi m Province Wellesley about 20 miles from Penang were today given a
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    ESTATE WAGES PARLEY
    38 1 le I 1 ea I er pi ice rai ge v f] •■■< as will be re- met of 1 r rninou. i 2 rose? A -te er s we i report 1 city 0/ 4
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    New Moon
    44 1 i v. Moon Zulhijjah v.«> sighted last m?ht at •nit I ibei hv a delegation Hi- -Nin^.tpore Chief Ihi ii Bd Mi The > h jilted 7.08 p.m. .i,-.j!i^ tliat Hari Rava ir v ill be celebration 1 both m Singa- Dm I
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    Village's Evil Record
    165 1 Village's Evil Record I HERE is the evil record of Permatani; Tin 4 i since February this )ci f ji s detail ed by (ien. Templer to the villagers today: FEB. 'I: A Chinese contractor was murdered near the village. His murderer*, passed through the outskirts of the village hut
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    To Train In UK
    26 1 Xt-.v 4 f ilities for .md air be available n m Britai i. T iese schemes which were suspended late IT. Reuter
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    S'PORE ARMED HOLD-UP
    182 1 TWO MEN, one armed with a revolver, held up a cigarette distributor's van at Woodlands, Singapore at about 1.15 D.m. yesterday and made off with SfJ.OOO m cash and cheques. The va;i belonging to Chop Kunng Guan Hin and Co. pi Bukit Timah Village was held up
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    SCHUMACHER DEAD
    20 1 Reuter Dr Kurt Schumacher, aged 57 West German Soci ilisi leader, died m Bonn on Wed- nesday night.
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    15 1 A NEW contingent of Turkish soldiers ha* arrived ta South Korea. Reuter- A A P
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    13 Gurkhas Charged On 30 Reds
    146 1 KTIALA LUMPUR. Thurs T^ member <>f a 12-man patrol Jr i II I 2 llurkhas have been, killed aid «sht wounded, some 1 "theni serious! v m an mnter with e ;in of tet rorSts m lb« Kota TinMi area r Johore. Two of
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    48 1 TORRENTIAL rains have ravaged l.vnmouth. a mm side resort on the north roast of Devon. A. P. photo ihows a swollen tributary poms down the hillside into the town. Furniture lies irhere it settled as the spate ol flood waters subsided. Wrecked cars flop wearily after their battering.
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    MacDonaldMeets Pres. Sukarno
    21 1 President Sukarno on Wednesday afternoon received m audience British CO'Vunissiouer General for BfiUth-»Eait Asia, Mr. Mdlcjan MacDunald. Reuter
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    Rice In S'pore To Cost 5 Cts. More
    374 1 FROM Sept. I, the Singapore price of Government rationed rice will be five cents per katty more than at present. This will cost the Colony public an extra $1,000,000 monthly for their main food. Employers of large] labour forces were con- cerned
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    3 $6,500 Reds Slain
    199 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thiirs. Three terrorists. for whose capture the Government nat ottered Sfi.soo apiece, were among the five killed by Security Forces yesterday. Three other bandits were wounded and one was captured. The Bi anch Commit 1 1 Membei to ha killed j tei dij was
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    Tempter Bouquet For New Village
    173 1 Tempter Bouquet For New Village AFTER delivering H* ultimatum to tii< i old "rran <irr (Tillage*' Pc Itang Tinggi yestei daj 11 High Commissioner, Gen Sir Gt'iald Templet wen\ on i the Pei tnatang Ti Mew Village, only tew J;;;:;<i! Ed \\iV(\ I 11--; m ontra ed out bouquets to
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    S'pore Gift To UK Flood Sufferers
    59 1 S'pore Gift To UK Flood Sufferers Xirol I. p, n to tlw try <>i States I'M nies: "Would you please r the people oi Lynmou others nrho rece ;i sympthy ol i Singapo .11: Of r S i n i H I ii<- $inga.porr Standard will receive and arknowledc' nations
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    S'PORE IS 25 YEARS BEHIND
    319 2 Photo. Urges Central Fish Market, Store Facilities Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE is twenty-five years behind m its fish marketing system, said Dr. C. F. Hickling, Fisheries Adviser to the Colonial Office yesterday, on completion of his fireweek tour of Malaya and Borneo. Dr. Hickling left
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    Girl (17) Faces Suicide Charge
    41 2 JOHORE BAHRr. Thurs.— A charge of attempting to commit suicide by drinking washing soda was preferred against 17-year-old Tay y,- Tho. m the Police Couii today. The girl is at present m hostal re reiving treatment
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    Calling Ten Jeng
    44 2 A TELEPHONE caller who gave his name as Ten .Jeng to the Singapore Radio P i< c informing them of an affray at Chulja Street, is asked to contact In pc rtor Cecfl Chang at the Marine Police, Cavanagh 3: ge.
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    Incentive To The Right Man-Thio
    271 2 SPORE EDUCATION SERVICE Standard Staff Reporter TIIF Singapore Government's acceptance m principle ot the proposals ot the Public Services Commission tor a Singapore Education Service will be an incentive for the risht type of young: men to join the teaching profession, said Mr. Thio Chan
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    £40,000 Bldg. For Johore Boys Club
    85 2 40,000 Bldg. For Jo hore Boys Club ►RE B \:>\i" trs. n ..table pren 1 been dr.r. p in coni with Soci; Wel- S ipore, f ernmem An-hi: I Johore. at led cost »r the proposed InBoya :b for ■re Bahru. at ion of this dub nsored i\v Mr. Chiei
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    Denies She Disposed Of Baby
    33 2 •TOHORF P, rs.— nan ■ed tri. Police Court she was taving secretly body of a dead S*.-oe Lan Estat con- I h birth. She I OC m ng
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    3 Typhus Cases
    28 2 TWO rases of urban typhus were reported m Ipoh while one cast- of scrub typhus was reported m Chernor for the weekending Autf. ltj. i
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    Meet Australia's First 'Colombo' Expert
    241 2 St ind.ird Staff Reporter FOR the first time m the history of the University of Malaya a course of social studies will be offered to warn students for genera social work including youth leadership, industrial relations, almoninc and work m the New Village*, the Australian
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    Poor response to the 'white stick'
    271 2 Poor response to the 'white stick 2 BLIND MEN TAKE h JOURNEY Standard Staff Reporter THE majority of Singapore people are apparently not yet aware that a "White stick' carried by a man is a sign that he is blind. For when two blind men, Mr. Reuben Jacob and Mr.
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    GIRL FRIEND PULLED HIM, SAYS INSPECTOR
    397 2 GIRL FRIEND PULLED HIM, SAYS INSPECTOR Birthday Road Tragedy A Singapore Police inspector, Ronald Arthur Lawrence, who was driving the cor m which his girl friend was killed, told the Coroner yesterday that his girl was resting her heed on his shoulder with her arm around him when suddenly she
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    Govt. Asks TUC Men For Talks
    152 2 THE SINGAPORE Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. L. B:ythe. I has written to the Singapore Trade Union Congress asking them to appoint two representatives to meet the Commissioner for Labour to disj cuss two '"objectionable" paragraphs m the T.U.C. 's constitution. Tiii 1 matter arose
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    He Cheated Cleaner Of Trousers
    86 2 TWENTY-YEAR-OLD Ram Das ,:d fitted m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday thai he claimed a pair of sharkskin trousers which did not belong to him. from a dry cleaners shop m Hi.i Street. The Court was told that Rain Das c':d not produce a
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    BukSt Timah Water Cut
    98 2 THE water supply m areas stretching from the Singapore Turf Club and Maadai may- be affected when some repair work will be tarried out on the JohoreSingapore water pipeline next Tuesday. Houses situated on high ground within these areas may experience a reduction m pressure between
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    No S'pore Law To Restrict Fed. Cars
    246 2 —So Lawyer Is Acquitted A FEDERATION lawyer was acquitted m the City Police Court yesterday when it was found that there appeared to be no law m Singapore to prevent cars registered m the Federation from earning any number of people into the
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    CHARITY SHOW
    24 2 A film entitled "Gadis Dem" was shown at tr.e Lido Theatre at Kota Bahra yesterday m aid ol the Ktlantan Welfare Fund.
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      7 2 3-IN-ONE Cf- < /KEEPS THINGS RIW SMOOTHLY A'
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      75 2 f^j C'MOH.MIRACiX.r^^ GIT DRESSED, U'L ABMER-AN'QO ON NORE I f^OW, THEY HAS Yll ABNEft£^ P lT SFE^^ i UAPQCJLIf^Lr^I^/ t^^ MOON rf w mae,evrv I both qrowcd cc S«f^^ PMnhXi^ig*^^ DOGfATCH rAMBLV«CfTTAHAVEA < I OP. SOTAKE IT AN' A7 rS Vy^ll 2£* P^ 7°^a^ I.Z I ►UN-MAP^W JIWBIV f©«^TCM HAM.
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    100 VACANCIES FOR INSPECTORS
    313 3 Make Police Your Career, Youth Told Standard Staff Reporter THERE are 100 vacancies for inspectors j m the Singapore Police Force, Mr. R. W. 1 Calderwood, Assistant Commissioner of Police (Training and Personnel), said last night when he spoke at the V.M.C.A. m one of a
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    Battle Of The Tractors Goes On
    131 3 Battle Of The Tractors Goes On mI M.iff K< nrt'T „m otion of allowtors with trailers to r public reads m ll areas of Sinua- I- lengthily discus- 1 :!i»- Singapore Rural v monthly meeting J H J Godber. un- j that for ast *»>en ra on J per- c
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    Magistrate Calls For Ambulance
    132 3 S\n \MIH r A>'( T. had i<> stnnmoned to the Sinsap. < ity Poli-. c uui t d.iv to take a Chinese iii to the hospst.il fof u'lit-iit on the testnictMMS Magistrate, Mi. X J I I !i? w omjji. Ns Ci w «'<* Khr hi
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    1952 Queen's Scholarships
    48 3 UVI ICATIOIfS Io? 1952 > 5 -:i"iarsh ps Bnd Telpa nisi be sul kitted i) rector i I Educal P.O. B x 748, Singa >'- j 31, 1952, on I i tamed from the n I Bdu Fitth i Pullertoo B l> i a Govern neni press
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    Board plans to supply isles with fresh water
    212 3 PROPOSAL to supply fresh water to some inhabited islands around Singapore was brought up yesterday at ihe month!) meeting of the Singapore Rural Board. Inclu m the prop there ai c ib i! 600 people A suggestioi tit* to send the 1
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    Cattlesheds: Board to be more liberal
    209 3 Standard Staff Reporter nil Singapore Kmal Board yesterday agreed to t more liberal policy when dealing with the 1 rasing ol eatUesbeda m the rural area. i At it> m m meting, it was pointed tu^r the owners of the sheds bad been ordered
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    Jailed For Giving Bribe
    80 3 STOPPED by VSC Sgt. Chan Eng Guan at Kampong Java Road, a labourer, Govinder Singh, tried to bribe the police officer with $3.50. m the Singapore Thud District Courr yesterday, G winder of Newt m R »ad, fined $500 for offering the bribe and $20 tor
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    Board To Pay For RoadRepair
    149 3 THE Singapore Rural Board, at its meeting yesterday. agreed to bear the cost of repairing a private road running between Tanah j Mereh Besar and Wing Loong Road, because it was being used frequently by the public. The road is used by bathers who picnic
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    OFFICER FOR K.L.
    49 3 CHE Isahak Abdul Hamid, Kelantan State Information Offtcer for the iast tour years, win be leaving Kota Bahru for i Kuala Lumpur at the end of the month to be attached to the headquarters of the Department. Che ZulkihV from Ipoh has arrived to sutveed him.
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    Missing Wheel
    22 3 AN OFFICFR attached to G.H.Q., FARFi.F. yesterday reported to the police the loss of a spare mo. or car wheel.
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    79 3 Mr. Harold Noble. SouthEast Asia correspondent for the Saturday Kvenins; Post, arrived m Singapore by air from London yesterday, accompanied fov bin wife, and nine year old daughter. Joyce. He plans to make Singapore his headquarters during his two-year stay here. Mr. Noble was the Post correspondent m Japan immediately
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    Underwater TV Can Be Used In S'pore For Salvage
    343 3 Standard Staff Reporter I' B fa no S D J v •»m iter tel< vi lion, w Wch wi be i qteciaJ Ual ire al the Eai a Court, i odon, Radl i Exhibition nexl month. •h )u!d not be succi
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    66 3 MR. VERNON C. Palmer (27), a broadcasting assistant attached to Radio Malaya (Recording Programme Section) who will leave Singapore by air for London on Au§. 29 on a special training course at the BBC. Mr. Palmer has been with Radio Malaya sine*' 1945. and was a former pupil of the
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    YOUTHHAD RED PAPER -18 MTHS.
    121 3 A SHOP assistant, Neo Lay, Sin (25). was sentenced m the Singapore First District Court i yesterday to 18 months' rigorous imprisonment for unlawful possession of a terrorist docul ment entitled "Nationalism is the spirit" and written m j romanised Malay. Neo was stopped by
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    Robinson Rd Car Thieves
    67 3 WITH IX a week there have been two cases of far thieves operating m the Robinson Road area. In one instance, hooks and cloth were Lifted from an unlocked car. In the second case, the thief riot only broke open the front door of a Locked
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    BUS SERVICE TO CITY APPROVED
    112 3 Princess Elizabeth Estate THE Singapore Rural Board yesterday approved the operation of a new bus service between the Princess Elizabeth Estate at the 9th mile, Bukit Timah Road and Queen Street. r~ The buses will be run by the Green Bus Company and will serve
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    Engelmann Dies In Australia
    171 3 MR. K. M, ENGELMANN, immediate past president of the Singapore Rotary Club who was spending a holiday m Sydney. Australia. with his wife, died yesterday of a heart attack. The news was cabled immediately to Mr. Engelmann's firm. The Malayan Wire Mesh Co.. Ltd., by Mrs.
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    Watch Thieves Use New Grab Methods
    113 3 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE watch thieves have a new method of operation. On Wednesday, a Chinese walked into a shop m North Bridge Road with a watch for repair. Another man then walked m and "advised" the first one to buy a new watch
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      84 3 ff > OH OH OOP HERE IT CQMKS AN ATTACK Jf*' fcJQ^jfrfcJ fOH .YOU'LL SUKVIVL I Hfj M hAJK y uftKfW AWKIGH I UVfc W WTV. TS^W^k 131 IM WicrE BY MAWON'S BUMSI I'VE /^BUT MY^^Bl »^HT. I'M TH' ONL I Btl |li TH>6 ib TH' bND <* Th/ j
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    EX-MANAGER TELLS OF INCOME TAX RUSE
    636 4 Standard Staff Correspoiident PENANG, Thur. Making his defence before Mr. B. G. Smith m the Sessions Court today the former Penang Branch Manager of Shriro (China) Limited, R. A. Coulson-Gilmer, who is charged with criminal breach of trust of $6,152 said that he gore
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    Malayan Delegates Return
    77 4 MALAYA'S three-man delegation to the London meeting of (he International Rubber Group returned to Singapore by Qanftas-BOAC yesterday. Pictured above are Dato Onn bin Ja'aiar, Federation Member for Home Affairs, right and Mr. Khoo Teik Ec, chairman of the Rubber Producers' Council. Mr. Oscax Spencer. Member for
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    ANOTHER 50,000 ACRES FOR PADI
    211 4 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Fifty thousand acres more will be added to the Federation's increasing acreage for padi cultivation when all irrigation works under the Tanjong Karang scheme are completed by the end of this year. The Director of Drainage and Irrigation m the Federation.
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    Is He A Federal Citizen?
    266 4 Is He A Federal Citizen? Boy Who Was 17 Months In China Standard Slaff Correspondent SEREMBAN. Thurs.— A comnittec ot inquiry the first of its kind m Negri Sembikm sat today to hear evidence and make recommendatioßS to the Huh Commissioner as to whether a certificate of Federal citizenship granted
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    Claim Asked For l2-Year-Old Accident
    201 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. ThursL— Mr. Justice Wilson at the High Court today reserved judgment m a civil suit m which jE. Vettyveiu. a 54-year-old j Indian clerk of the Malayan I Railways claimed S 15.460 dami ages for injuries sustained m la motor
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    To Give Exhibition
    57 4 tPOH, Tfrars.— A man who claims to be 114 years old is to give an exhibition m calligrai phy. He is Mr. Yong Chao« !L-it'n who hails from Szechuan Province, West China. MISS MONICA 11OZARIO. a former strident of the Kuala Lumpur Convent, who has been selected
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    Mungat Let A Question Slide
    289 4 Standard! I Xl A U Ml'l K. i" ti M, D relary ol lh«- (iitcrn;i!i«>iial < <>ni< <i. ralion u\ Unions, lo«la> Hodprd a q tuition could rail on workers m bnrrtra f<» »o on Mn strike vitl» mMwr iwrkcra m Malaya ihout* <!. vrlop
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    55 4 KONG C.IAP alias Chan? Kv. \ip (,j.. h platoon commander of No In iui »> Communist Terrorist Armed six killed by the 2 10 Gorki Johore last uefk end Bcferc Lh Emei < n was a rontractor on the Pwliew I j On< pictured ab<ive with a friend Ihc <
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    Warns Of Red Intfiltration
    109 4 Warns Of Red Int fi ltration KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— "We will win the shooting war againsi militant Communism nmi I hope soon but that will not necessarily mean the end ol the struggle." said Mr. W. C. S. Corry. British Adviser, ParuiMg, when he spoke on world ronditions today to
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    Moved Supplies
    38 4 MANG Siew .Tun who was found to be moving m."rr ne and cigarettes out of Pent?:; ''an Bukit Estate, a restricted area, was fined $50 by the Muar Magistrate Tuan Sheikh Abdul Rahman h.n Abu Bakar.
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    $76 COMPENSATION
    39 4 Hong Seng Kong a sawyer emp lined by Ho Lim Sawmill. T:»ntrkak. who .sustained injury to his finger while working m the sawmill on May 31 this year has been awarded $7680 under the Workmen* Compensation Act.^
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    He Wants Study Gifts For These
    303 4 PENANG, Thtirs. The hope that before the year :s out free ■ehelarshipg would be made availably to ex-Servicemen to enter the Trade School, the Technical College and the Agricultural College m kuala Lumpur *a* ex preyed by Mr. H. B. van Praagh. president of
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    Villagers Want Housing Scheme
    39 4 Villagers W ant Housing Scheme PENANG. Thui Tl <• Lerrba v X..: 1 i k Tokoni! (ViHaue Cbu •<•■ I Tanjong tokongl < the < airman of the Rural B<- I interview 'o discuss t i for a housing Tanjong Tokn:. g t
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    DID NOT REGISTER
    31 4 KOTA BAHRU I" found :>*. X I Botana. Tumpat to have kiiicd to regisU i identit card wit I p pre«crilw i period Saltch bin M a Qi $150.
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    Two Men Cheated A Merchant Of $5,000
    150 4 Two Men Chea ted A Merchant Of $5,000 'KUALA LUMPUB, Thui>. 1«», rh.-aiiuj: a Chfwur merchant from TanjMUj Karanii oi 5.~>.000. i\%<» (.lim<**'. Lee Ah Bah and \*j KwtT fVnjr. WW« Imlm romirtrd Uy ihf President of the Kuala Lumpur ScMiniM (;<»url. Mr. J. G. Adams. :uu\ fined $ZfiQQ m
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    Mission To Malaya
    47 4 Mission To Malay a KI'ALA T.l'\lP''R Thur.-. Mr. P. Kungat, St retury the uiteniationaJ Ctmttdrrztion of Free Tnuic Unioof aounoed hew today ihat t. [CFTi: would K«d out a Iwo man survej miasion to Mm m Noverahi i to mate a &r band stu<% t/2 wuikeiV pr^-
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    53 4 photo. After General Templer bad. lssued his ultimatum information or detention t > the people of Permatang Tinggi, he travelled a lew hundred yards to a New Village wh.'ch has been open since Ju!y. He wished the New Villa tfers 4 *i;ood Luck" and *aid i wanted to make New
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    Exams For NS Police Clerks
    13 4 Exams For NS Police Clerks tnd SEREMBAN the Exa. I The the D
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    Factories Want Teams
    113 5 VACCINATION THE island-wide vaccination campaign which entered its second day yesterday saw more i people taking advantage of the trtv treatment. A total of 3,540 people were vaccinated yesterday m the City area as compared with 2.239 on Wednesday. In the Rural area 3 824 were vaccinated
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    False Number Plate Alleged
    70 5 NG KIM KOCK, was charged m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday with riding an unnumbered bicycle suspected to have been stolen or fraudulently obtained, foi which he could not give a tory explanation at Fpper Weld Road on Aug. 20. He was also charged with
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    Lend A Hand In This Experiment
    410 5 ANT TO BE A HANDWRITING EXPERT? A SCIENTIFIC experiment with handwriting to find oat to what extent the average writer is able to alter deliberately certain features m bis writing, was started over Radio Malaya last night by Mr. A. C. Brooks, Director of
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    RACK FROM TALKS
    27 5 THE Sultan >>'■ Kelantan rmd Tengku Seri Maharaja. Acting Mentn Besar, have returned to Kota Bahru after attending the Rullers 1 Conference at Kuala Lumpur.
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    July Saw 49 Groups Registered
    105 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. During July, 49 societies were registered bringing the total at the end of the month to l.y.T.'i with a total membership of 808,569. There were 571 societies with a membership of !)2,18.'^ given exemptions from registration. Applications for registration from 508 societies
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    KUANTAN DINNER
    66 5 A DIXXER was given by the various communities m Kmn; m m honour oi Cne Wan Abdul Aziz bin Ur:£;ku Abdullah, who La 2,0in% on transfer shortly to Temerloh: Che Mahmud bin HJ. Omar, Police Inspector, \v v > is going to U.K. on .study leave; Tuan Haji
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    TODAYS POWER CUTS
    256 5 s|\(;\POKF MilMatiom liable t<> louti shedding today: CMtsvertb R«l Peiroe Kd gommrnllte Kst.. l.wdon Rd.. ittorla Ik.. NaMlni hrn. IJa|noraJ k.i Dalvey Kd P«t'«>»» IM <.t World. Ho lIOIIK Oil Mills. \U-\. Im inerator, ItH-k Kd Malayan A A.n.t. Breweries! DletbeTm To.. Ta»£lui Kd Alexandra Kd. h
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    'Purge Bad Elements In Public Services'
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    71 5 MR. MM YKW HCK X P deni >■ the Si gapore La bour Party told The Standard last night that I c memorandum submitted to I committee representing 2,275 Labour Part/ members wiil be discussed at the Party's general council meeting tomorrow. The memorandum waa sent
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    717 6 n very popular subject for discussion. It is one < the 'strong points m the platforms of political parties. It is something we hear so much it, but s ich, alas, sc few know much. The be thoroughly grounded m the 1 nsibiln- If-rule entails. One of
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      359 6 Sir: I hasten to answer the statements made m a letter appearing m your issue Aug. 18, by Mr. Tang S g rluat. Chairman of the Havelock Estate Community Centre: 1. I am a Progressive Party member but please te that the Association will not be
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      539 6 Sir. The Company's statement to the Press was interesting to the members of the Union. It appeals that the 60 pany wants to shunt the defaults to the Union's side and such a statement will only force the Union to disclose actual facts that
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      246 6 Sir: I have read with great interest m one of the local pap< rs with the heading "Health Officer 'Dist ourteous' to XL Councillors" ar)d I agree entirely with the retort made by Mr. Douglas K.K. Lee. 1 gather from what the SeJangor H.O. said. the shortage
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      281 6 Sir; An event of farreaching significance was commemorated very recently, namely, the centenary of the arrival of the Christian Brothers of the de La Salle Order m Malaya. The impact of the cultural and moral education fostered by the Christian Brothers on the Malayan mind since
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      190 6 Review of View Food Policies THE food policies of the Singapore and eral Governments should be free from. tradict the Sin Chew .I.t Pt)h commented eriitori- yesterday. The paper said that on the problem of rice, there has been consistent i ilarity between the two Governments; but on the question
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    241 6 T ONDON, Auff. 20.— The slurs on the i Malayan Chinese were refuted m a i letter to the Times this mornint. Answering Friday's letter by Lady Clementi. the London i correspondent of The Singapore Standard 1 wrote: "Your indignantly pro Malay corres- pondent. Lady
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    336 7 Move To Curb Rioting And Mounting Unrest TEHERAN, Aug. 21. —The government yesterday reimposed martial law m Teheran and suburbs for one week to combat mounting unrest and rioting which included Communist attacks on two American military men m 24 hours. Radio Teheran, making the
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    15 More Join The Regiment
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    SANDERSON BACK
    40 7 THE C -in-C, Far Easi Air Ma x L returned, to i nangi yesterday by air from Hongkong after a two-day visit. -x tn Aug. 1R carri- s. infantrymen as fording a kni leep >,-. K',..*^:. Four b"' es
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    REDS KILL 15
    48 7 SAIGON. Aug. 21 (UPI French forces rushing u> the rescue of an outpost m Tv. ><" besieged by Red rebels 25 miles west ol Mimol m Eastern Cambodia, fell into a Vietminh ambush and lost 15 killed and 13 wounded, a French military communique said today.
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    75 7 \v VSHINGTON, Aug 2! (Reuter> A report on alleged monopolistic practices m !he world <nl industry, suppressed for a year alter the State Depa tmenl said it might have had dipiomatic effects, has been partly rephrased for publication shortly, a Senate sub-committee d today. Dr Walter Adams,
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    POLE SQUATTING RECORD
    65 7 NEARLY 10.(t00 people m Walsall (Staff i on Tm-sday watt-lied 23 -year old Vl« X 'vet diw*' alier speiHM"? 31 *-\rn hours t*Kh9* m »>€ fop barrel. He claimed «urlil pole equalling refor*. Becvei «>aid he accepted a <liallin>re from a restaurant proprutor to l»r«*ak llif American
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    Chinese Wedding In London
    113 7 T1IF! former Miss Mary Martha San-yin F<>. Imericanborn, of llongkonu. married Kenneth K.n-vin Chan, eldest son of Doctor S. hau. a member of Hongkong's Legislative Council, at St. George's Church, Hanover Siju.ire, London, Aug. 15. The bride a Westernstyle fown of heavy silver «-.itin for the
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    Way Clear For Talks In Cairo
    112 7 LONDON, Aig 21 (AP): B. ::;i::/ I u& clea ed i iming !'J >c;i!e n t; ith Eijypt designed ig 1 ichy count I d i ed Middie Easi nee allia Two moves announced by the Yoe gn Office I I ied to please
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    Aw Denies Two Reports
    88 7 11 0 N G X O N G, A iff. 21 ti AAP): Mi A B Haw, millionaire Cl P ier and businessman, <■< ied here today i supd aid to iuo Japai i bu.< r»f<iomic relations with South-1 H as compietei eport that h< had
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    Stevenson May Follow Truman
    180 7 WASHINGTON, Aii*. ti P) riesld€»l Trvrnaa said today that Governo! idUJ Str\cnM>n 1111 M run lor president m the record of the Roosevelt and Truman administrations Th T v lan told I i txmference, i l i^ I) :at tc Pai had The P lent c
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      136 7 Walayan airways^^ ANNOUNCE A FURTHER INCREASE IN SERVICES SARAWAK and NORTH BOR^IO WITH EFFECT THURSDAY 21st. AUGUST THikE WILL BE 5 SERVICES EACH WAY PER WEEK T Wednesdoys b Eriduys. Vondoyi fir Thursdays. 1 u«saoys. 3n Uf S.ngopor. 0630 hr. DIP. S.n«opor« 06 0 hr. v X^ hins Kuching Kuching
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      114 7 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Sfondord London Correspondent LONDON, Aug. 21 The following ore the closing prices of rubbci end tin on the London A^orket todov LONDON RUBBER LONDON UN Spot 26 d. spof5 pof f9£2 pit ton buyers, Sept 25. d. 9 £3 sl tM Ocr./Dec. 25.d Thrtt months £941
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    Passengers Will Benefit From P & O Innovation
    246 8 Passengers Will Benefit From P O Innovation Standard Shipping; Reporter THE giant 24,215-ton passenger-liner Chusan belonging to P and O has recently been fitted with a new type of funnel top, which ensures that no smoke horn her funnel will come over the deck, or prove to be a discomiort
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    57 8 Photo Siimapore-bound from Australia to join the anUfcerrorism campaign m Malaya is two-year-old Alsatian "Tinker" pictured aboard the Blue Funnel ship Orestes, which bs p<'(ted to arrive m Singapore at the end of this month. He's one of eight additional Alsatians and four Labrador* to be attached to the Army
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    US Freighter Breaks In Two
    60 9 US Freighter Breaks In Two LONDON, g Th* 1 j 19-ton s I v i m with Noi nker, Bjorgholnn n 1.7 2-1 Chnnnel. the crew were rescued from nearby Do ci d Ramsgat^, which the doomed h n and p erewmei; up aa she sank throe the crash. The
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    Chinese Shipping Experts For Japan
    70 9 A rt 'P O nese tnar ru ppin| expert] b eavin Fo nosa on a tic. 28 for Japai i li r th Japanese shipping and na\ igatii i p iwa by Vu Fei peng. chairman c board f d rectors ot China Bferc umta
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    New Allocation For Aviation
    40 9 New Allocation For A viation PARIS, Au| 21 fcPl The Cab has decided to c a eiTOon.uoi) m bu U'- -M aa to prw enl beirii; slowed ■v *pped i:i rhe i ition factories during ie c I ;^e year.
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    46 9 HONGKONG \i 21 Sp« r i SI and< rd Service dosing prices on lb« Hongkong K\- {t tod \f t |15 89 to L'l sterling 56.***** to US$l: -1 838 I Malayan $1 3880 nan R:^ ih Gold -j 18 U25 to I M
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    Anti-Mosquito Campaign
    40 9 THRF.F HUNDRED towns In :o central valleys of California arc beiiu ringed with clouds ol DDT and other chemicals by planes and land equipment to kill mosquitoes winch arc bl.imt -d for an outbreak ol sleepinf riddiess. AP
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    RUBBER PRICES RULE STEADY
    174 9 Standard Market Reporter RUBBER prices ruled steady m the Singapore market yesterday at slightly below Wednesday's levels. Comparatively more interest was shown m the lower grades than m the previous days, presumably to meet 1 overseas orders. Small turnover of business was reported but trade was
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    A.£567 Mil. Trade Deficit
    63 9 AUSTRALIA had a deficit of A£57t>,000,000 biggest m her history En her b.-ilnnce o! payments during 1951-52. Falling ofl of wool exports and an increase m the value of imports were given as the main reasons for the fall m the bali unce of payments. Australia
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    21 9 BUENOS aires sources say th it has bought 2:>.ooo tons of c:ist-iron from Japan at US. VJ3 per ton.— UP
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    TALKS MAY RESUME
    16 9 UP THE deadlocked trade nego-•ti-iions between Pakistan und jjap.'.ii may shortly be resumed.
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    Japan To Ease Export Curbs
    92 9 CONTROLS, restricting Jap ese exports to Hongkong, wil be alleviated. starting next month, it is Learned m Tokyo. At present, Japanese exports to the colony are subject to the same regulations that rule shipments to the Communist Chinese mainland. The Japanese Government p'f Icided to
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    Pepper Prices
    114 9 Pepper prices on the Singaj pore market have fluctuated I with m a range of $550 to £<;oo j per picu! for some weeks <Mun- tok white) with Lampong buck a1 *560 per picuL Small business has passed ,-n around these levels m the pasi j month and
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    Timber From Malaya Aids UK Save US $
    91 9 Timber From Malaya Aids UK Save US j MALAYA i l^ among South I East Asian chantries which are assisting Britain to save ctollars by providing the country with wood m substitution for what previously was ob- f irioii from America The dipterocarp fiorests of i Malaya, which supply the
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    Jap Patrols In E. China Sea
    96 9 TOKYO. Aj£. 21 I M J Japan has D4>v\ Rationed about i i small, tightly -armed patrol cr:ift m tnr C;».st China Sea and the nort i' i iraters sep. rating Japanese ;ind R:: ia ie d is- (i Kj'odo Mewi Agency said today
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    New System Of Copyright Planned
    51 9 DELEGATES ftn i 4: nations a i now meeting m Genera to work out ;i new if worldw£de copyright protection for [ai^hors. Toe OTFESCO ponsored I cojDference m expected to draw :>p i:f a convention to coordinate the Elturopean and Ami lean cooyrig) I ilenii
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    ICAO MEETING
    34 9 f ne Intel r.r*l tonal C U Ay. I '.„<»> Organisation meeting m Montreal v la i» world- .>. d Btl .uutiqn 0 ea afr aa\ Ffeatioß I .<! procedures bo aii > t R< iter.
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    Exchange Rates
    35 9 MALAYAN K..'-:.^.- Banks' A ss« elation selli n ratei T.T./OD.) to verefaanti (pet $100 Malayan* are Be*j lan francs 1.618 and BoU den 12; i. Other r 1 tllPft ratal *t mtiia> unaltered.
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    New Anti-Infection Drug
    148 9 PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 21 (AP) A new antibiotic, known as lio!\v:m, has shown encouraciaC results m a wid« variety of infections, research srletinst Dr. Robert Anderson teld tne Americaa PharmaceiltiCfi AiiOCiation yestertu# d»ug. uot yet available comme:vi;il!v, WU first found m 8 sample of soil Horn the Philippine
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    5 TYRE FACTORIES STOP WORK
    147 9 'No Tariff Complaint From Frd. Standard Staff Reporter FIVE Nateyai McfHi t\ re factories, dairninK !o have the capacity to meet all Iteal demands ha\ stopj>ed product inn. A ling manufacture r thai ':v-m:ul,--■re not i i From f tie e tactorfc Ft i of
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    Industrials And Tins Are Firm
    104 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Malayan share market was firm m the industrial and tin sections, with fa:r activity recorded. Rubber shares continued neglected. Changed prices were: Buvfr? "filers Robin.-ion ft: Co Orri 3 57 3.67 Spore Traction Ords 12/- 13/VV. Hammer 2.27 2.35xd
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    Myxomatosis Kills Millions Of Rabbits
    72 9 MYXOMATOSIS has killed millions of rabbits m Australia but experts believe .successive! generations of the pesi will be; immune to the man-induced kilter. Minister m charge of the Com-i monwealtb Scientific and Incus- j tria Research Organisation, Mr. H G. Casey, has appealed to the
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    Indian Specialists To Study In US
    47 9 A GROUP of 121 top provincial Indian agricultural specialists will arrive m US today for *a two-month study >>f American farm extension methods. The visit is sponsored by the Ford Foundation whirh is supplementing the '"Point Four" programme m India.— AFP
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    Produce Inactive On Declining Market
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    CATTLE BONE LACK
    27 9 RED CHINA toothbrush manufacturers are using bamboo J for handles because they cannot obtain cattle boi>c< due to recent restriction on slaughtering. A P
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    Withdrawal Of Concessions Plea
    74 9 WASHINGTON, Aug. 21 (AP) —The Cordage Institute f America's plea for withdrawal of all trade agreement concessions on hard fibre eordJ ;.)>"' twines manufactures will b« beard on Der. 1. Under reciprocal trade :iE fi ments the duty is row L 5 per cent, of value.
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    30 9 THE lndo.-U S. trade hns n «n from Hs 1 .750 rmi!:u:: .wixis (US$367 million* m 194!)-">o to Us 4.200 million rupee* (USfttS ion) m 1951-52. AP
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    73 9 (01 <>Mim lag. DP).— Japanese tapital t<*r iMdsdrial prajedf m v <>uili laH Asia will BOOH be .t v .iila!'!,. ulxn the .l.ip.iitrvi r.ir li.i nn-nt at fh<- next iessfea raieada rxlsti tag leglsl Kbor, id liilaro Uagaki, leaser sf U<< t— <iwill IBlJU'iasm ironi
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    39 9 THE national 'i lie ission at its sion m Ar. opening Sept. will rtmsidcr a proposal for agret I ards oi interc of c'< and mditi lv Lv ed most countries I i world- AP
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    62 9 I Unem: amoni ugrant m A catest among w>se 'a:io c.ii!,.;. speak 01 understand English, according to an Canberra Departtneni r>l Laboui i Une-Tip ent among Australians is c mftmtJ largely to unskilled workers alder ers. t)c nple ith n!r tea d i abilities M «c vith
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    FINAL DAY'S WORKOUTS
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