The Straits Times, 2 July 1933

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    38 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 81 Sunday, July 2nd., 1933. Price 10 cents. 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leadi ng Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. NO. 81 Sunday, July 2nd., 1933. Price 10 cents
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    ALL EYES ON AMERICA.
    493 1 ALL EYES ON AMERICA. VERDICT THAT MAY DECIDE FUTURE OF EUROPE. London, July I. T^HJS. world anxiously awaits President Roosevelt's verdict upon the curleney formula, in the knowledge that the World Economic Conference* future, and possibly European stability is dependent upon it. It should be noted that the proposed declaration
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    THE EPIC OF SINGAPORE'S NAVAL BASE:
    802 1 THE EPIC OF SINGAPORE'S NAVAL BASE HOW MUCH MORE TO BE SPENT £7,000,000 Estimate. WORLD'S BROADEST DOCK OUT OF SWAMP AND JUNGLE. CONCEIVED AT THE END OF THE GREAT WAR, BEGUN IN RECOMMENCED THE YEAR 1923, SUSPENDED IN 1924, AND AFTER, SINGAPORE'S NAVAL BASE IS NEARING CC 'PLETION IN ACCORDANCE
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    HOME NEWS IN BRIEF.
    374 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 1. Rubber Restrict ion I rumoured that the Anglo-Dutch talks on rublier restriction will be reoumed in London very shortly. Britons in Moscow It is understood that Sir John Simon, the British Foreign Secretary, and M. Litvinoff, the Soviet Foreign
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    SIR MILES LAMPSON FOR TURKEY?
    87 1 Istanbul, July 1. There is a strong impression in consular quarters that Sir Miles Lampson, British Minister in China will shortly succeed Sir George Clerk, until recently British Ambassador in Turkey, here. Sir George Clerk was appointed Ambassador at Brussels six weeks ago. The British
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    LONDON RUBBER & TIN.
    86 1 LONDON RUBBER TIN. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. RUBBER. (Quotations an supplied by Symington and Wilson.) Spot (Buyers) 3'/,. (Sellers) 3 7/16. July-Sept. S 11/32. Oct. Dec. 3 19/32. Jan-Mar. 3 11/16. Apr.-June 3 25/32. Market tone ldle. TIN. Spot £223 Is. Bd. Three months £222 Is. Bd. Market
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    Ex-Planter's £2,000 Debts MAN OF MANY ' PARTS.
    225 1 Ex-Planter's £2,000 Debts MAN OF MANY PARTS. Bankruptcy Inquiry. VARIED CAREER OF H.M.S. WORCESTER'S CHIEF. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 1. THE financial affairs of Mr. Frank Truman Winyard-Wright, an explanter and present headmaster of the Thames Nautical Training: College (H. M. S. Worcester) at Greenhithe, were investigated at
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    ATLANTIC FLIGHT.
    86 1 Italian "Armada" Starts At Last. Orbetello, July 1. The Italian squadron Atlantic flight took off at Ml a.m. After crossing the Alps the planes will fly over Germany <>n route to Amsterdam wherr they will refuel before continuing the journey to Ireland. Reuter. This flight, which was postponed
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    PLANE DOWN.
    28 1 Amsterdam, Later One of the Italian flying boats capsized on landing. Three men were seriously injured and one is missing. Motor-boats arc searching for him. Reuter.
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    Kiangsi Flood Terror.
    143 1 Shanghai, July 1. MILLIONS of acres under cultivation in Kiangsi Province have been flooded, and incalculable damage to life and property has been caused an the result of the collapse of the great dykes at Mawanghai, near Nanchang, the provincial capital. Nanchang is situated near the Poyang
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    TRADE RAMP CANADA.
    454 1 TRADE RAMP CANADA. SEQUEL TO EXPOSURE IN SUNDAY TIMES. Widespread interest has been aroused by the recent Sunday Times exposure of the malicious agitation on the part of certain business interests in Canada against the import of rubber shoe* from Malaya. rpHE Canadian public, were, the Sunday Times revealed, wrongly
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      12 1 $170 MUST BE WON THIS WEEK: SEE PAGES TWO, THREE AND EIGHT.
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    Behind The Front Page
    1887 2 Behind The Front Page A VARIED ni S:ngapore prw m after all, 1 an r« minded. The capita] of a British Colony att: actI type-- ■>; it<i|>i«' from both Ba^i itnd Wi-i in Hearth ol one thing, money, lack a distinct racial quality :r;-l the Oriental touch that the <
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      241 2 BY OUR DIARIST. PROCRASTINATION A PARABIF WsM%M^££i, 2 q THERE WAS ONCL A YOUNG MAN WHO INTENDED TO WRITE A BOOK. ITS SUCCESS WOULD ENABLE HIM TO LEAVE THE ROUTINE WORK TO WHICH HE WAS TIED AND FOR WHICH HE HAD NO REAL LIKING. At thirty the >©ok was -not
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      539 2 $150 Must Be Won In Our Racing Contest* NO ENTRANCE FEE. A Double Chance For All Competitors. The Sunday Times is offerinjr the sum «»l *ir>o, WHICH .MIST BE WON in a competition based on next Saturday's raciii"; at Ipoh (July 8.) This sum will be divided into amounts of
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      58 2 I I'D LIKE SOMETHING TO DVOU MEAN A SPOOM NO] I HAVE. TO TAKE MY OR A GLASS OF TAKE. IT WITH J Carrying Oul fM^ (J [Mk £-L ffij^ J* j^ljb »1 tiy I\mll-jI-*/Im\ H' si li* W\_-^"'**'^ X L> cf-»_ ■v. I^^^^^^ (f=J z |_y I w /I
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    $10 JUMBLED LETTER CONTEST.
    215 3 This week's Jumbled Letter Competition has been won by Miss Rosaline Scan, of SB2P, Thomson Road. Singapore, whose list contained 106 words of which thirteen were inadmissable. Mr. Koh Beng Kirn. of Singapore, was i dose second with a !i-t containing 122 words of which 90
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    The WORLD of BRIDGE
    1652 3  -  Ely Culbertson fn- World's Champion Player and Greatest Card Analyst IT i- usually a .»olicy af soj !..d(.ing that rehiddahle suits ,ba khwwß. However, the showing of the c it*. particularly in the eaaa of the k.-pon-ding Hand, often is disturbed by the I act thai
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      526 3 Assets exceed $1 2.000. (XX). Assurance in force over $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Incorporated in th* Strßit« Settlements^ HEAJi OPVtI I OreM h.^<tern I-i^c H-i |n.(f, ecil Street. Singapore. LOKDOM <>H-!< I 1 OM Jewr>. I The Company has SSMM deposited with the Supreme Court of
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      275 3 Know m ifi Te-t jraar ireneral knowledye t»> se-in^ how main af the following queslinii- me taa .in-wer correcily. Turn lo paste II lo check your replies. 11.1 \i:i{ \i (ji ggTMKi& What wa> ii pilloty 12. What taraaalia? In naviiration, what ii me.mi by IS. What is a proem
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    BITTER LEGAL BATTLES THREATEN IRISH SWEEP.
    251 4 PRIZE MONEY DISPUTES. Three Cases Over £15,000 Wins. MANY COMPLICATIONS. Court Swamped By Welter Of Litigation. THK trouble! which have bejnin U Mrmutd the Irish Hospitals Sw««p■tekd will aswime a new phase daring th<- fresh session of the Tree State High < ourt There
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    APPOINTMENT TO CHINA
    240 4 Col Kllis To ConnuuM Tientsin Area. COLONEL Archibald leaner Kliis has been selected to succeed Colonel I. H. Burnell-Nugent at Brigadier in enraman 1 of the Tientsin Ann. The British troops •sent in this large tract are rot ve> y numerous, consisting of the Ist Batalion. The
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    Marlene Hates Publicity!
    364 4 YTNDER the lire of nearly fifty cameras, a tired and jaded Mp.'.lene ("Bags") Difti ii 11, completely clad in m.-n's clothes. tinivcii recently hi Piari from America.] "1 ha'e only eossa to France foi :i r*c4 she piot stod, as hundreds of •i c.|]ic tried to storm
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    TRAIN AFIRE IN TUNNEL.
    448 4 TRAIN AFIRE IN TUNNEL. i Passengers Leap From Blazing Coaches To Safety. i ABOUT 275 people nairovvly exai.. being burned to death in the Severn Tunnel on June 8 when the excursion train in which they were- travelling caught tire. The train was stopped at Pilning sta tion just outside
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    HER £100,000 LEGS.
    364 4 AN acli"ss wife's refusal to leave the stage in obedience to her husband's demand, was declared, in the Paris courts, to constitute "i;rave disrespect"' to him and to be valid t' ounds let divorce. The decision wa« given in the suit of Co!. Nelson Morris, the Ch.ca£"
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    PATHETIC SUICIDE.
    157 4 Doctor Imagined He Was 111. BELIEVING that he was suffering from innumerable diseases." Dr. Henry Charles Samuel, aged M, "f 1 1 wnshire-hill. Hampstead. N.W., com- kI suicije while at breakfast w Ih his wife by drinking poison. Actually he v. suffering from r.o'ic cf the imagined complaints,
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    SETTLERS' COURAGE.
    117 4 Man Who Lost His Four Children. The courage and sacrifice of British -.ettlers in isolated parts of the Dominions was referred to by Admiral Sir \V. E. Goodenough at the annual meeting of the Fellowship of the Maple Leaf in Ix>ndon. The Fellowship exists to supply teachers to
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    Strange Tale Of A Tiger.
    142 4 From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremba... July 1. The \our.K lady from Kiga, whose ride on a tiger has passed into nursery history, had no stranger experience than had a visitor to the village of J I'aroi. near Seremban. He was praying at a kramat when
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    Ghost Lover Cited.
    269 4 Ghost Lover Cited. A CASK limning on the list for ear'y bearing in one of the Paris Divorce Court will probably make divorce court history. Usually in cases of this kin'l the thief who steals the affections of n wife from a husband is a tangible being with a soul
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    MR. JOHN AMERY.
    218 4 Released On Bail In I'aris. Mr. John Amery, son of Mr. L. S Amery, M.!'.. and his young wife \ver< released on bail of 10,000 francs (abou' fit) by the Paris F.xtraditior Tribunal on May Ml The couple were arrested at ihe re quest of the Creek
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    COMMISSION ON WIFE.
    222 4 Ten Months' Gaol For Fraudulent Husband. Ik'-cTihinjr his wife as his "niece"' a 'Tamil named Copal, came to Singar :e with her and "advertised" tlu fact that she was up for marriage. Another Tamil agreed to be the bridegroom, r :d an agreement was drawn up between
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    OWNS MILLIONS BUT
    281 4 1 DOES OWN HOUSEWORK AND EATS IN CAFETERIA WHF. is a n»ilHunail«M f times j over, accord, ng t<> popular belief but Mii\ fair's fashion centres and hotels an likely to benefit but little when Mr*, Clinton dishing arrives in London. For this incredibly rich old woman
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    LUNATICS IN COURT.
    210 4 Keepers Charged With Manslaughter. 'ffiHREE certified lunatics, one of whom believes he is Napoleon Bonaparte. gave evidence recently at Montauban Assizes at the trial of four asylum keepi rs charged with the manslaughter of a.i inmate suffering; from dipsomania. I looked through the keyhole of i padded
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    U.S. GANG WAR RAGING.
    216 4 21 "Casualties" GRIM TOLL OF THE GUN AND KNIFE. GANG warfare ssj a scale unparalleled since the days it ilia beet racket ha> br< -en om in New York. "ho discovery of :Se dead bodes )f th-<<' young men iv a fin;u>i(.-d apart I mei.t in
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    YOUTH'S BAD RECORD.
    208 4 "Why did you take it," asked Mr. H. I A. Font!, the Criminal District Judge, of a CMmm youth who came up before hi;>i on Sat j; day morning to receive MIHM on a charge of criminal misappropriation dt' a i Indian Municipal road cleaner's foaj and
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      28 4 Ml absorbineAjr. For yf*n lia* r^litrtrf *^r* *n n «rf <•«. I I krui>». burnt, tpnint, abnilunt. t F 4 $1.25 bottle $^.00 I I I lIS CO.. Biagapore.
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      78 4 i The AUSTIN Ten -Four. An up-to-da'^e car, modern in every deta'l A car of excellent room and comfort for four adults, yet with running costs lower than many of the baby cars on the road. A car that has ample power to "Hy" any hill, and can cover any
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    Mainly About Malayans-By The Wanderer.
    2657 5 MEMORIES OF THE CHEERFUL 'LAIRD OF RENGLET' M IN a l>ook published some year- a^ ll I cams si photograph of tone in a canoe* moored to nfc in Negri Sesnbilan. One of them mv Mr. William I 'unman, and in ibat sturdy, erect, moustachioed
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    PENANG'S NURSERY OF CHINESE SWIMMERS.
    856 5 < I'mm Our Own Correspondent.) IVnanjr, July 1. IF you tale a hire bus from Burmah Koad and ride up ;.< far as Tanjoni: Bungah, near the Springtide Hotel, you will come to an anpretent* us building. standi Ig jus. off the road. This buiWing,
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      27 5 SEA VIEW HOTEL t CONCERT BY PAUL STRAUSS BAND FROM 12 to 2 p.m. SUNDAY SPECIALITY RIJSTAFFEIJ NOTICE THERE WILL BE NO DINNER DANCE ON MONDAY NIGHT.
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      43 5 REAL MODERN WATCHES and CLOCKS. x m[ SELF WINDING WRISTWATCHES. a. a, m l^*^^^^c. sns^^^^JF W^*' h :^B| gnVV^naa! H y^lr—--'^%B THE AUTOMATIC WIND- I ING POCKET WATCH. ALL WATCHES AND CLOCKS TECHNICALLY PERFECT. "ATMOS" PERPETUAL MOTION CLOCK. RENE ULLMANN < \PITOI. BlILMINC; MAMCB
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    THE BIRTHDAY
    331 6 A Buckingham Palace ida^ Times Office. i :leet Street, June 1. [\NK of the most interesting rents of It, but a very private <•! c, <:i the luncheon party held at Buckinglam Palace on Friday .11 honour of the ty'a birthday is ahraj v happy occasion at the
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    A WONDERFUL NEW MATERIAL.
    360 6 T\ V" i .-i m m and I in- teal i .11.; nl i into the material which in ->-i liic hex width of tuck eaa h>- woven, and l ipacinga between the t.uiks. Tucray i- auitable for Morning drei (■hl-frocks, afternoon Towns, tailor-made and ikirts,
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    From A London Woman's Window.
    440 6 From A London Woman's Window. Dei in! liuckle, forms t!ie entire )>a« of the bodice. The fan-shaped train falls I Him the waist in many grae fn' fold and trails .»n the groemd f r .nil-- foM yanav Tl-.. other nitrht at Ika bnaaosf 1 .Miss Brooke was looking very
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    Seen In Singapore.
    456 6 (Bj the I a-shion Mitres*.) QTRIPES and cheek* si ill continue to I hold h af Hacapore ladie-. saw a very striking at Kurt!.other hirlii. oi hrowa aad i i ally, it haii shoulder atrapa <>i' brown v.Kit which led in a large i> >\ mr- bow
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    OF THE QUEEN.
    220 6 Party To Celebrate There ?.n> also two dearty-marked and tnc old. Tea and coffee lets, flower aoMen and trayi made in modern designs, but replicas of old-fashioned tankards, uy;. and coffee pot- and plates are all i popular. I Nrw in a West Bad jeweller's th.' other
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      71 6 WHITEAWAYS LADIES SECTION A TRIUMPH OF VALUE j x Ii i \i'j v( k row m i pad. PRICi: $1.35, 51. 50. I I \|.ll I in: PRICE $1.35. KI.VSTIC STII-iN I WitS HBSII PRICE $2.95. \l\l (Tl only. Sh.nl. :ind Asa Basic Value $1.75. Mr VI- M S'l I
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      195 6 PARFUMS DORSAY ASK FOR THE NfcW PERFUMES: COMTESSE D'ORSAY FAMOUS EAU DE COLOGNE DORSAY RENE ULLMANN CAPITOL t-tl n.hiM. M N( STVMKOKIt K'Mli Sl\<,.\l'O[{ i; tl) \|VI I I. IS PLACK 1 in, i».\i itKi li'Ml'. SINGAPOKZ RENE ULLMANN (Millinery Itept.) I VLKY SMART BELKCT lON UI modh.s ii;.»v; r\|-|s
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    THE QUEEN'S HALL MURDER
    1745 7 THE QUEEN'S HALL MURDER i you think about it Make anj thing of it I nled frown inung his normal expression these d Perry ing-room looked very differem in the daytime from wh«l it had the it looki d clie> rleai sordid, in the daylight which Altered teluctantly in at
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    MORE HAPPY DAYS ON THE HILL FOPS
    1351 7 An Up-Country Mem. Spends Wr, aie up in me ciouus again. Ims bungalow is perched on a little hill. with the road below, and on the other i -ide of the road a sheer drop of jungle. When we look down through gape
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      102 7 "UCTOGEN" ENSURES STEADY PROGRESS. iaV U is the ambition of ev< mother to have a bonny 4 baby, and it is within the gfc reach of every mother to Ife* attain this aim. Give i^ your baby TTatJre is no set-back with "Lnctogen" babies. Isaby\\ooiX passes like a dream |L_
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    TOTIDEM VERBIS.
    549 8 There seems to be a fairly general feel ing that Malaya ought to get better terms in the international tin control scheme, and, what is more important, that the continuation of that scheme is so important to Bolivia and Nigeria that they will grant her better terms rather
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    The Deadliest Creature In Malaya.
    852 8  - The Deadliest Creature In Malaya. Granville O'Hara. By MY experiences with the hamadryad, probably the most dangerous inhabitant of Malayan jungles, have been few but highly unpleasant, so much so that once or twice my nerves have been badly shaken for a few days after the incidents occurred. My first
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    THE ASSERTIONS OF ANANIAS
    1648 8 THE ASSERTIONS OF ANANIAS I love the story of the krani who' had been fired after only three months' service and, when asked by the tuan besar whether he did not want a chit," replied No, sir I would rather not. It is most unlikely that I shall ever experience
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    STOP PRESS.
    70 8 (Ananias News Factory) London, Saturday. It is strongly rumoured here tha following his extraordinary display of knowledge of conditions in your part of the world. Lord Rothermere is being invited to accept «»fficc as your next governor. At the present moment it is uncertain whether His Lordship will
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      220 8 ENTERTAINMENTS SINGAPORE JULY 2, 1933. AIM AMBKA Unllilujjih, I'm a Tramp with Al Jolaon S.lB 9.15. CAPITOL The White Sister with Helen 11.r.. ami lark Gable. 6.15— EMPIRE, TANJOMG PA6AI Tin ;i Punitive Kiom the Chain Gaag Ml p.m. GMCAT woitl.l) Anniversary Programme. M tELBOBOUGI Thfl Spring Willow 7 9.
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      63 8 PIANO TUN ING— REPAIRS. REMOVALS— HIRE. E. CHARLES. Phone IMS. 282, Orchard Rout. NEW WORLD SINGAPORE. Side Shows, Cabaret Dancing. Talkies, Theatres and Cinemas^ Wuchang Company. 82, High Street. Dealers in Art Blackwood Furniturfl, Curies, String Mats and Camphor wood Chests. NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED. EDITORIAL, MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE
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    MALAYA'S FIVE-YEAR RADIO PLAN.
    684 9 A SINGAPORE 8.8.C. SOON. Waiting For Licence. EXPERTS APPROVE SCHEME AT CONFERENCE. The Sunday Times understands that the small group of local wirclesN enthusiasts who not together some time ago with the idea of forming a Malayan broadcasting company, nursing the ambition of a "Mr oadcasting
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    "MOSLEMS DISCOVERED AMERICA."
    680 9 MOSLEMS DISCOVERED AMERICA." 500 YEARS BEFORE COLUMBUS, SAYS SINGAPORE VISITOR. CAN the Vikings claim the distinction They sailed from Norway via Greenland down the coast of Nova Scotia in 1362 ante da* ing Christopher Columbus' discovery oi the West Indie l;sO ye: Recently, however, it was maintained that the Moorish
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    Rubber Road Experiment.
    224 9 Rubber Road Experiment. Four Different Methods On Trial. (From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, July 1. KEEN' pubiic interest is being shown in rubber roadway trials that are beteg made in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. At the cross-roads near the Post Office four Mixtures by different inventors are to
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    VS[Y. LAWRIE.
    64 9 Dcnth Of Hong Kong Naval Commander. Loodaa, July l. liir death has tahea olaee of ''apt. Edward MeConnell vvyndham Lawne, HS.ii, n Commodore ..f Naval EstablishI mini Hong Koag. Beater. apt Lawrie aaoslatcd <'omI atodore-ia-charg* liona Kong la--: fear. I I|f had dixtiiiguiMhed Naval career il)-;\iiig nerved right
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    2 9 Yrstercay's Itride.
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    513 9 r rilK nvW history <.r one ..f I hi- oldest and most remarkable families in Malaya is recalled l»y the death of Mis. PhilomefM Cornel ins ;it the house of her nephew. Mf. Donald <lc Snuza, at Serantroini hurt sreek. Mr.-. Cornelius, ",i Mlitt, saintly, old lady, well loved bf
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    312 9 Scores Century For Medicos v Raffles. The annual inter-collegiate match between the Medical College and Raffles Coliege was commenced yesterday moini:ig on the former's ground. Thi- series f.f matches started in 1921) when Hal medicos won. In the following year the Framroz Cup was presented for competitor, and since then
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    106 9 City High School Beat Modem English School. The City High School entertained the Modern English High School at a Badminton match at i'-s premises in Ben coolen Street en Saturday July 1 and beat them by 3 matches to 2. The results were as follows (City High School payers mentioned
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    219 9 THE weddnm '<>r>k p> day beforp the Registrar, of Mr. Teh Say Koo, chartered aceaajntaat, son of Mi Teh Thean Be >f Psaaiaj, to Miss Ens Guui Kheng Lim, daughter of Dr. aajd Mrs. Lim Boon Keng of China. The bride's father, Or. Lim Boon Keng. gave her away, and
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    306 9 POLICE DRIVE BRINGS FIVE MORE TO COURT. (From Our Own foi uwpoiMsl lit Kuala Lumpur, July 1. Is the law satisfied if ryclist does not guard his machine hut locks it with a padlock or chain? I>HK police are understood to hold th-«t. thi-> is not a saaTcienl pincantios). thieve
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      40 9 BOORDS THE ORIGINAL BASIS OF GOOD 4j| CD CKTAILS p| USED IN THE PREPARATION f|3| OF LITTLES FAMOUS SLINGS. MM C I A I l^^^^^^\^ m< \^S^^ JOHN LIITLE CO., LTD. (Incorporated hj England) SINGAPORE. KUALA LUMFUR. PENANG and IPOH.
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    947 10 SUNDAY TIMES INQUIRY. Clean And Cheerful. REVELATIONS ABOUT A K. L. INSTITUTION. cFi in ;i Sin cial Correspoadeat.) HAVING heard mu.-h al out thaw Chinese institution* which are known to the English-speaking i>nl >l i<- by the crim and Forbidding aame <>r dying m v curiosity got the better <>!
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    404 10 CHINESE'S TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE AT TAMPIN. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. July 1. j Attacked by v ferocious black panther in the depths of the jungle near Tampin, a Chinese wood-cutter had a desperate battle for his life. Although the man was terribly mauled, and his flesh was torn and bleeding
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    417 10 Gaol For Deserter Who Feared Death. A laaaaese detective who admitted tha^ he deserted from the Straits Settlements i Police Force because he was afraid that a compatriot whom he hail arrested would kill him, was sentenced to four months' rigorous imprisonment when he was brought barars Mr. EL A.
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    IS SINGAPORE TOO NOISY?
    371 10 VHIS Par is held in many quarter- on .-H-cou'it sf the increiised BSC af tlk v peaker and amplified gramophone, 'which threatens to became a mrnace. h'lda.v'- meeting of the Muaicipfl Cemmisskmen, by4aws mre appmve.i io restrict Ui«' ai»u of such musical insti ament: The measure
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    PENALTY OF BOBBING.
    109 10 If wenten persist in bobbing their hair, their chests and limbs will inevitably bticim as hirsute as those of men. according to Dr. Bruno Oetteking. l'rofe.<sor of Anthropolog) Bl Columbia I niversity. speaking recently at the annual meeting of thi American Associatoin for the Advancement of Science.
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    FILLIP TO LOCAL THEATRICALS
    444 10 FILLIP TO LOCAL THEATRICALS NEW BYLAW WILL OVERCOME MANY DIFFICULTIES. A fillip will be given to local amateur theatricals and many past irregularities in the conduct of entertainment houses promise to be removed, the Sunday Times understands, by a step which the Singapore Municipality took at its monthly meeting last
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    "SCENE SHIFTERS'
    208 10 Glade Theatre's Great Opening. Several hundred people went to Dunearn Read last nijj.i.. Leaving their cars they walked ..h rough an avenue of magic lanterns ntaieh lad to Singapore's first open-air theatie. there to watch the second public performance of "The Scene-Shifters' thi dramatic society >>f the V.M.C.A.
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    SIX JEWS CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
    730 10 Uproar In Indian's House. PRETTY GIRL AND PAIL OF WATER ALLEGATION. Piquant evidence, in the course of which a young Indian, named P. V. Matthew, and a pretty 16--year-old Jewish KJrl. named Rachel Joseph, figured prominently, was heard during the trial of six Jews on
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    More Glimpses of old Singapore Town.
    879 11 More Glimpses of old Singapore Town. The Museum Speaks. (Bj S;indav Tinea Special tentative.) Ayr HER w< picture of T. Thon the town Fort I I ill lawns of Governm< i in and ill th«- co r ti..t»at' th- m f the J injtei" ion, ihe !;ri(- y in. ti.
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    KINO FEISUL A Modern Salad in.
    207 11 KINO FEISUL A Modern Salad in. People In The News. J'HIRD son of the late Grand Sheriff and Emir of Mecca. Assisted Colonel Lawrence and the British forces in Palestine against the Turks in the last war- Became Emir of Damascus in 1918 and was proclaimed King of Syria in
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    A Broken Arm Made Me A Star!
    579 11  - A Broken Arm Made Me A Star! Janet (laynor.) (By JUDGING from the v letters 1 n ceive, the biii'iii-i^ questian of the moii.' to l>e: Will Igo on pl.tv\.:y Cinderella rites, ii!;.- "T< i of the S terra Country",- the itory of a peMM little orphan v ho maitio-
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    AROUND THE CLUBS.
    637 12 S»rt Kirn Cheng H.l*. r|>HE following are theresulU pi tjesj played off in the Sect Kirn Cheng Badminton Party ('pen Single* Cham- 1 hip Tournament: Kee Hup Senjj Kirn heng, 16 1-. 7 16, l'> non at I'eb i 10 |R, 16 '2. 1 I i Seel
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    THIS WEEK'S ANNIVERSARIES.
    73 12 July. 2. I**7. Ct i\',,,ti Ctmk Dj.t ,H 11. MMI Mtmmk CM „«i,,,,,,,--nliii. 1892. itorxtniti fnottasai ■•/><, i>'i. j IWM. l'ri'K,-,)ll'til)il ul <'";•"- -,.■•1,11,1 mrdolx. .1 'July 4. MMJL //.ft.«. Ml Ml »i 0 rinitfd Sh)f/(i/i"i < f}Oif M.s*io,i(n if I Iftflfi. T'nijo),/ fur/or Aihiirntion Award delivered.
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    Solomon's 15 Widows.
    358 12 Solomon's 15 Widows. SOLOMON, the Kiag af the Zulus, is dead. He wa.- only thirty-four. He leaves lifteen widows. He was ihe ni(.-t envied black man in Africa, and he had modern idea.-. The liovcrnment allowed him t'5,000 a yea:, and tliis enabled him to indulge in hi> ruling passion
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    WARNING TO SHIPPING
    111 12 Work On Submarine Cables Near Pulau Brani. The Master Attendant's office announces that on Moii(la>, .Ju] v the Telenh-me Company will pick up a submar't.i asfel between St. lames anrl Pulau Bihui Work will Bfohahl) occupy the hours between S.'O a.m. and 4 p.m. The tongkong eniiilcytl
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    How You Can Make Big Breaks.
    947 12  -  "CUEMAN" BILLIARDS RY lI F ha- h !;> i com K l»is expeii I* and hi> (>er-picacity 'h«' man .vho at had seen ii billiani- i>lHv«i a»ho t.-.-- not nov< ;'M(< then pick oul i wrong to to play. Th* liigh^-i profe«Hi«nali> save been
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      340 12 THIS WEEK ON THE RADIO. > ORE RADIO TIME TABLE. IK Our Expert. SINGAPOU (R dio Service Co.)--19.- Mor... Wad* and Thursda; li.lC to 8.30 p.m. Sun. 11 a.m. to ].:>0 p.in KUALA LUMPUR— Metres 48.92Sun., Tn> s. and Kri. 7 to 9 put. IiANDOBNG -Motrai M M.— Dail; 1
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      298 12 I2JO Reading from the Old tmettt: lie Beginnings I-rael VII; Joseph and his Brethren (Genesis XLII and XUII). 12.38 12.60 Summary of the Week's Nova. MONDAY. JfJLI IJI Ciiuma Organ Recital: Studio Orchestral Concert; An Orche.-tral Concert ((Gramophone Record- 1. j N--"> (l Tim Signal from Big Ben: News H.iiietin.
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      365 12 MALAYAN A.R.S. KUALA i LIMPIR. Today's Programme. Z.(,.K. I8.«»2 Metres. 7 a.m. Columbia Records Nos. l«*i:*0 to 01KJ5. La Tosca- Act 1. Bainca Siacciati Enrico Molinari. Aristide Haracchi, Kmilio Venturiai, Ahs-anda.. (Iranda. Salvatore Baccaloni, etc; with the Milan Symphony Orehoatra. LX SA2 Overture— The Marriage of I Figaro Selection Dance
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    REAL BLOOD AND THUNDER, BUT OVERDONE.
    600 13 fircen GeM. Isy Frank Kiiiß. Jarrolds. Ts. tid. MX. KING >jk nds qune a lot of time and troubl in leading the unwary loader to suppose tha: Gerald Cartright, ;'t.i| liis latelite, Benny Kcllett. are a pair of crooks, hut wo learn later th.:»
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    An Enthralling Story
    976 13 The Book Critic Discovers Of Europe A Hundred Years Ago. The Omnibus lU>\ liy Mark E. Perugini. .larrolds. 1 *s. I\IL author af "The Omnibus Box*' disarms the criiic by admitting at once ohat these reminiscences mtt lamliling, but goes on to say that the. are not
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    A First Class Tale Without A Plot.
    316 13 Sea Change, By Lady Kilty Vinrer.t. Jenkins Colonial Library. Till*" story without a plot is an amusingly written study o' Ufa on an DOOM DMT and the autho:- ihowi us some sharply contrasted and entertaining type? of humanity and the curious effects of
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    Nature In The Raw Is Seldom Mild!
    670 13 Kill: or hi- Killed. Hv Major U. Robtrt Koran. Hutchinson. In:-.. T^O THOSK in search of s.-nsaton this book, and its title, will appeal; at those who wish to improve their knowol wild life the leading of this work will ba somewhat disappointing.
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    WANTED—A SCHOOLBOY TO REVIEW THIS BOOK.
    1030 13 WANTED— A SCHOOLBOY TO REVIEW THIS BOOK. The Modern World. A Junior Surve> li> II Knapp-Fisher. (.ollaiuz. 5s IT is difficult for a reviewer living in Malaya (<• say whether the author of this book haa succeeded or failed, because he cannoi try it out on the type of reader
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    NEW BOOK BY A GIFTED WRITER
    375 13 NEW BOOK BY A GIFTED WRITER Karens Loyalty. Bj Donald Peattie larioUt- 7*. IhJ. UITAKCN'B Loyalty' n unusual l>ook and a very dillicul' one n review. The plot, eariou* enough in rs If. yields in interest and poignancy 10 of vividly-drawn portra dynamic and sharply contrasted characters, and altho.i^h the
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      71 13 These dutreiiing skin complaints Ire sure outward sign* of impurities In the blood surface treatment cannot bring luting relief so remove the cause of the trouble from the blood by taking Clarke's Blood Mixture. Of all Chtmitf and Sitvrf. Bqnjlly good m LIQUID or TABLET fc-rm EXCELLENT MODERN OFFICE AND
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      91 13 KELLY WALSH, Ltd., (Incorporated in Hong Kong.) I'l BUSHERS BOOKSELUtta STATIONERS PRINTERS. CASSELL'S NEW ATLAS Edited hv GEORGE PHILIP, F.R.G.S. Contaiatag 1 Up-to-date Maps and Index to 35,000 Names. A Geographical Survey of The New Era. Dealing With Territorial Changes International Relations, Travel and Communications, History and Colonisation, With Introductory
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    HORSE KILLED AT PERAK RACES.
    766 14 JOCKEY BADLY HURT. Day's Racing. GOOD DIVIDENDS AT IPOH. 1 (nri-esp undent.) Ipoh, July 1. ***** bad to be destroyed at the Perak Tnrf Club's meeting today. and the rider was taken to hcwpital ■wf- -1011. a farlong from the start in the i\ih I
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    S.R.C. THROW AWAY VICTORY.
    558 14 I \MI END TO PADAV. MVKJI. THE S.R.c. throw away the poesibilitjr victory over the S.C.C. on theii ■>wn Ride of the Padanjr yesterday by a ii\t» declaration. Instead of bringing their innings i<. a close at the fall of the fourth wicket with the scor<*
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    TODAYS' MATCH.
    40 14 The semi-final of the S.C.F.A. IMM will be played off at the Jalan Besar Stadium today between the Siong 800 A. A. and St.' Mathew's Y.P.D. The < harges for admin ion will be 20 coats and 10 cent-.
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    EVEN FIGHT FOR GOLF TITLE.
    607 14 KLDKrCD \\l> SMITH TO ■BET TODAY. THE semi-final aj the Singapore 1.-iand Jolf Championship, which were played the Island Club yesterday afterii< did not produce any startling golf and ended very much as expected. osnh J. T. Smith, an 1 \V. Fldred, both Ol tlie
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    TENNIS IN SEREMBAN.
    213 14 Opening Of Negri Sembilan Championships. (From Our Own Correspondent). Seremban, July I. Ideal weather favoured the Negn Sembilan law tennis championships whi -h opened t xlay on the gra?s courts it Sungei Ijong Hub. The handicap names were begun first and the games are in progress at
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    A RUNAWAY WIN FOR CHINESE.
    890 14 Six Clear Goals. INDO-CEYLONESE ROUTED AT JALAN BESAR. Chinese lndu-( cv lonesc <•. THE Indo-Ceylonese have to thani. '.heir i goalkeeper. Muihiu umaiii. for sav.ng them from a much more ignominious r at the hands of the Chinese, vvhe-i I they met the latter in
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    A WALK OVER.
    43 14 The Malttyl were given a walk-ovei their Second Dnnsion match against the M.i .1". scheduled to have been played at the Geylang Stadium yesterday, as the latter were unable to raise a team die to the Inter-Coll t\ match. i
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    Malayan Sporting Diary
    2764 15 Foi~ward's Northern Form In Cup Competition. SBLANGOR has done wall in interstate «> .i-all up to now. having and Negri Sembilan. but of aorthern form are >cs.i:inst'c abotil her proapacts in the i Cup competition. arc two more games to be played, igainst Penang at Kuala Luntpar
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    MALACCA.
    404 15 Tin. semi-Anal -ta^e or the Ueweraasaat Shi< Id i>i.ipetiti«.n ha.- been i-aehcd. 0 4 the t;. was played afl <>n T* lay but no decisi' i, was reached. Through an war eight of the i^efeiee, the teaaas, Teachers Association aad MaajaaaUaa, aati ma«lr to play far 36 minute- each
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      258 15 Make a note of it EDDIE CANTOR IN "KID FROM SPAIN" Opens at the CAPITOL on TUESDAY. ARGUS. THK RACING EXI'KRT <H THK SPORTING PINK. ■H«nd for our $5 daily wire or SI 2 for the meeting. Vt have very special information for IPOH. Sporting Pink will be issued on
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      440 15 DISSECTED WORD j TEST INSWttfl T<> THK DISSOCIATED WORLD TEST. l. Matte* 1. stomach cai lon 1. ii .nelit .i'.'tomolik 'I. BBaTBf 7. nearby wajfon in. radio I -i eat u'aii'.e Is expected on, Friday. The Mun ipality have a well ith --ouple af 'lieu of j eatstaadiag ability. The
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      326 15 FREED FROM PAIN AT 95 After Suffering icr Many Years v\ .it a gi al thing .t m.: I be for ih's woavaa, after saJTerin heumatism for many years, to I again al her am I h ml. I like i" rell you that ninci I commenced taking Krasch< i
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      166 15 answkks to i;k\i:h\i. QUaWnuMl 1. A k vi a huh offenders ■rare rastaaed hy wrists an<i aaeh. 2. Followiag a taarse marhad by the intersection with the earth's suifatv i f a plane eattiag the ccn'iv af the earth. rtmonr the Romans. lirst naun. 1 IJiitisn Antarctic explorer. Polity i
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    YESTERDAY'S GOLF AT THE ISLAND CLUB.
    125 16 rIT BARR SIM (left) a-i T. Smith. s«mi finalists in >t-slerda> > Island Coif Club championship. A VIEW of the Island olf Club Course R. J. ISHERWOOD left, and W. Eldred. «emi-nnali»t« in M-terday f s Island <;«> If Club championship. Bl I. BAM
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      19 16 THERE ARE NO BETTER TENNIS STRINGS THAN VICTOR. THE ONLY STRINGS THAT WIN "VICTOR" QUEEN'S FOR HIGH CLASS STRINGING.
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      168 16 IyfrrtilUUHllW QUEEN'S WHERE YOU GET THE BEST rackets. COMNEBCIAL (MON ASSI lANCE <:<>.. LTD. (Inriirpiirnlril in KnclanH.) Kir«\ I/iff. M«rini-. \rriilcnt, l.uiiranlrn .md MnJor. v>.m t* vno.oofl.non. Arthur C. In«»«. NMMC«ff I I iHrrwrfti Eatttrrn Kia'""h. Singapore. ECONOMISE BY USING T.K.K. TYRES Iliii 29 R.» N.wA.tiUbb I 27 4.71 TAN
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