Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 10 July 1949

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    21 1 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Published fritnu.ltaneou.sly at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Pennny. v r>" SINGAI'OKK, SUNDAY, July 10, 19><». I'KICK TKN GENTS
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    DOLLAR CLAMP MEANS NEW RUSH ON HONGKONG
    467 1  -  Lawrence C. Mani By *rHE Governments of Singapore and the Federation last night announced a temporary ban on imports from the dollar area. Ho lgkong will now be the or»|y main trade link between Singapore and the entire Western Hemisphere, the Philippines and
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    GILMOUR BACK: STATEMENT TOMORROW
    71 1 GILMOUR BACK: STATEMENT TOMORROW IK. ANDREW GILMoTK Singapore's Secretary tor Economic A flairs returned rerterday from London after ilks ««t the Colonial Office on the Colony's entrepot bide. '.ilniour declined last i comment on the ban on dollar purchases announced while he was on the way tuck. He said "All
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    Lewis Does It Again
    59 1 Lewis Does It Again F/«f Winners! ILLVN LEWIS. Tribi JfcfinK (omspond.nl. "?N *w sfraißht WhUMn ypHi,. r (ia\\ Singapore »Nkf, making a mi* th tUnv days of JJEL;e WINNERS, half °J«l 'f all leleetlom riven LrviK, NINETEEN \VINJ w<tp named. J* r'ck of r^is's sclerSri':* 1 s Mlworth, JJi «»Jt«:
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    Henk Spends His Hone ymoon—Solo
    215 1 Henk Spends His Hone ymoon Solo Tin. Henk Kremers, 26-year-i 1" oM Dutch fourth engineer i in the 8,343-ton Royal mteri ocean Line's Tjipnn is, ik>v\ i in Singapore, la newly-wed husband spending his honeymoon all by himself. "What have I done f,ir'.' Why, I've been ■shore and bad h
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    WHAT WE EARNED IN GOLD
    75 1 WHAT WE EARNED IN GOLD IN tra<l»- with the l'nit<*«l Stales, Malaya earned in l'»l.s u ii !a! or UB2S9 million anil spent USsl*4l/ 2 niiHon. During the first five months of this >ear, Malaya's earnings from the same trade totalled USgfl/j million, and her dollar expenditure was about US$4B
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    CHIANG FLYING TO MEET QUIRINO
    226 1 MANILA, Saturday. A government spokesman confirmed tonight that Generalissimo Chianir Kai-shek had been invited to visit Philippines and he was reported to be coming to Baguio to confer with President Elpidio Quirino. Informed sources expected Chiang to arrive v t the northern Luzon mountain resort
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    Army 'Maps' Industries For Defence
    128 1 Army 'Maps' Industries For Defence tfimnfiay Tnbnne RtporUr) L\>l tour months, Army ex- perts have been Conducting a survey of industries in Malaya to coordinate civilian production and organisation With the over-all South East Asia defence plans. Inquiries havp been made into what materials Singapore and the Fcdcrati'.-n can produce,
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    SENTENCE CONFIRMED
    29 1 BUDAPEST, Bat. Hun gary'a appeals court today confirmed the life Imprisonment sentence of Josef Cardinal Mlndssenty. The court approved 8-2 the verdict of the People•« Court. A.P.
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    Nationalists Confiscate Australian Motor Vessel
    140 1 Na tion a lists Confisca te Australian Motor Vessel HONGKONG, Sat. An Australian-owned, Portuguese Ha<; motor vessel has Keen confiscated by tin- Chinese maritime customs because it had made n trip to Bhlhtao, Communist-controlled small seaport on the Shantung peninsula, informed shipping sources said today. The ."»>7 ton ve Wareemba,
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    U.S. OFFICER KILLS RED
    73 1 BTUTTQART, Sat. Am American otticot shot and killed a young Russian soldier yesterday In what th< I'S. Army autlioritics .sai'l was an "unprovokrtl attack" by five oi six Russums soldlera on a r.s. constabulary patrol ,']oo yards inside the American zone near Rothcnback north of Coburg.
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    Johnson Goes Digging For More Facts
    736 1 Johnson Goes Digging For More Facts THE GREAT TUNNEL FIASCO "I Don't Like It!" Sunday Tribune Rc|M>rter ]J/|LNICIPAL Comnussioner Mr. Pat Johnson began his probe into the abandoned S8(M),00<) waterworks tunnel at Pontian by trying to arrange lor the former residential engineer. Mr. C. B C. Braine to stay on
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    HERB DOCTORS STUDY LONG AND HARD
    382 2 HERB DOCTORS STUDY LONG AND HARD (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) IT takes a person anything from twelve years to twenty to become a Chinese doctor, a sensei, and it takes unwavering patience and perseverance fro succeed. There are only three ways to broome a sense! 1) Passed on from father
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    JAP HANGED
    46 2 TOKYO. Sat. Isamu Sato, former lieutenant commandci in the Japanese Navy, j was today hanged at Sugamo prison. Tokyo, for oißering the beheading cf an Ame- rican flyer after his plane had been shot down in the Ryuku island in April. 1945. Reuter AAP
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    Back From US College
    153 2 Back From US College Mr. Quck Soo Tong, eldest son of Mr. Quok Seov Teng, has just returne i from the United States after obtaining a Bachelor of Science in Business Management fro^n Oklahoma A. M. College. Mr. Quek first left Singapore in 1941 to join Hongkong University. As he
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    $17,000 Go For Relief In June
    89 2 $1 7,000 Go For Relief In June Seventeen thousand dollars were expanded in June on relief allowances to 1,905 families by the Social Welfare Department in Singapore. In th?ir monthly summary, the Social Welfare Department stated that an additional $642 was paid to inmates of Bushey Park and Nantina Homes.
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    CAUSED HURT – CHARGE
    41 2 CAUSED HURT CHARGE Bee Ah Yew, 43, was charg- eel in the Fourth Magistrate's Con it yesterday with voluntarily causing hurt with a •pail to Koh Lam. The case will be heard on July 21. Bail of $100 was I allowed.
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    AIR MAIL
    46 2 Air mail is expected today from Australia. New Zealand, Burma, Thailand, and the Ft'detation of Malaya. Latest time of posting at the G.P.O. to Aden. South America, Canada, Pakistan. U.S.A., Japan. Hongkong, China, (including Manchuria and Fo! mosa) and Thailand is 6 p.m. today.
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    SEA MAIL
    23 2 No surface mail is expected. Latest time of posting at the G.P.O. to the Federation of Malaya is G p.m. today.
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    He Was Dined By His Staff
    95 2 He Was Dined By His Staff On the eve off his departure for Ceylon in the Canton, Mr. G. I*. M. de Siiva, partner of Messrs. G. i\ de silva Bros., of a Ratfles Place, was entertained last night to a dinner by members oi the firm at the Ta>
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    Magistrate Faces Malay Problem
    282 2 Katlh Vs. Conn From Our Own Correspondent MALACCA, Saturday. 'THE Malacca Circuit Magistrate, Mr. S. Bon Bernard, yesterday adjourned a case to decide whether proceedings now before him constituted an abuse of the process of court. A Malay school-teacher, Mohd. Saaci bin Mohd. Nor, was summoned
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    'I Love Flying Boats But—'
    130 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) THE Singapore Quantas Manager, Captain Lewis Ambrose, said yesterday, "Flying boats I love them." He has flown them in the Far East many years. Eut they are slowly being eclipsed \>y the faster land pianos, he said. "Aviation is a growing
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    UNEMPLOYMENT UP
    28 2 WASHINGTON. Sat. I'tiemployment m the United Stut* rose to 'A,800,000 in June, un increase of about half a million fiom May, tho Census Bureau ported. Reuter
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    Malayans Get Police Medals
    71 2 Malayans Get Police Medals LL. Colonel ."John Douglas Dalley, former dhecto? of the Malayan Secuiity Services, has boon presented the King's Police Medal in London. The Colonial Police Medal for gallantry was presented to the fathei of Mr. John Lee Boden, Auxiliary Police Officer, who was killed in a successful
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    GOVERNOR ATTENDS RAF DINNER
    79 2 GOVERNOR ATTENDS RAF DINNER The Governor was present at the third annual dinner and dance of the Royal Air Force Association at the Adelphi Roof Garden last night. About 150 members and their guests were present. Sir Franklin replied to a toast made by Group Captain A. P. Campbell. Also
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    ON the AIR
    450 2 BLUE NnTH r ORR I'Vfi ku i»it«ir w \\tvii.c IJB M«ri« iKS? MTl^ AmerU^on the r-Musir v\av ed K,S Amerit an Ml le^ 10 a.m. News from Kuala l.umpur; lO.or, Intorlude; 10.15 Hit I'arade -A w^kly revi^v in nhich we give >«u words. music and laughter; 11
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    52 3 Mr. John J. I.erryman, actIn^ ■Wager <»l the American President Lines Singapore Ofke, left yesterday for a short holiday in America. With nim ar. his wife, I riinkir, and daughter. Sue. Mr. hVrryniin will return to the hast in a month to take up his men appointment as ManBafcer <
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    DEATH
    69 3 MAi>AJkl CHOOPIG LI AN ME beloved mot lit i of Thio (iok Lin Gei Choo, Ok Seng, Qek BweeJ passed away peacefully yeater-' day morning at 8.18 a.m." (Sat. > at No. 2, Bideford Road. She leaves behind sons, 4 dau^h- ters-in-law, 1 daughter. 1 son- 1 m-law, 28
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    CHARITY SHOW
    87 3 MALACCA. Sat. Mr. Tan Soo Ghi. the well-known Malacca resident, in association with the Malacca Rotary Club, is ananging a series of charity cinema shows in aid of the Malacca anti-T.ii. fund. The first of these performances will be given at the Rex Cinema on Wednesday. July 20.
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    MUSICAL SOCIETY
    50 3 M USICAL SOCIETY The Singapore Musical Society Is making an all out eifort to enlist the support of all vocalists and Instrumentalists in Singapore, 'I h c So- ciety may begin rehearsals on a comp!ete Choral and Orchestral work ir» August. It may be presented in the middle of DeceniDer
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    More Classes To Be Opened For Workers
    238 3 up (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) JHK People's Education Association of Singapore will be opening new classes for workers at Pasir ?u n J a g the Sin S a Pore Harbour Board and at the Shell Petroleum Co. in the near future There
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    Singapore Skylines By Ivor Kraal
    336 3 Singapore Skylines By Ivor Kraal SINGAPORE'S second Air »3' Day will far exceed any similar show yet seen in the har Bast, a Civil Aviation Department spokesman said this week. More than 35 aircraft ranging from tho single-engine Moth to possibly the giant Constellation are expected to be on display
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    MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR PROJETCT TO REPLAN J. RAHRU
    475 3  - MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR PROJETCT TO REPLAN J. RAHRU HARRY FANG But Work Is Held Up For Want Of Money By JHE Johcre Government is considering a multimillion dollar project to replan the business area of Johore Bahru Town with wider roads, better shop houses, and a continuous stretch of evergreen esplanade
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    -AND A MILLION $ ROAD
    294 3 -AND A MILLION ROAD 'THE Johore Government is planning a million dollar road in Johore Bahrw which will connect Singapore with the Scudai Ropd leading north to replace the pi^ nno which passes through Jalan Ibrahim This toad is pa it of a plan to have wider and better roads
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    His Name Has Gone Round Globe
    152 3 His Name Has Gone Round Globe Ifr. James E. Fernandez. Deputy Shipping Master, whose signature on shipping documents has been earned many times aiound the world in hundreds of .ships, big and .small, is u tiling fiom Government seivice shortly. Mr. Fernandez however, has n< vei left the shores of
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    Progressives To Debate Lotteries
    120 3 Progressives To Debate Lotteries (Sunday Tribune Reporter) \TO\V that the Federation has agreed to iun State Lotteries foi Social Welfare, the Progressive Party will be bringing up this subject at their committee meeting toniori ow. Two years ago this issue aroused controversy, but the motion put up by Mr. Mallal
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    FINED
    33 3 MALACCA, Sat. For falling to report a change of address in his identitv card. a Chinese. Tan Choo Fong, was fined f50 by the Sessions Court president, Mr. F. A. Chua, yesterday.
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    Music Circle To Hold Free Concerts
    159 3 fHE Singapore Music Circle and the British Council will present a series of eight concerts hnrin KS,r y 12 at thc Brifish raffi; Mr. Tan Siew Loon, Secretary of the Singapore Music Circle said that trtts v ill herald the first of many seasons
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    16 ARRESTED FOR HELPING BANDITS
    94 3 j JOHORE BAHHtT, Sat. Police arrested 16 personI 14 Chines and 2 Malaya for being bandit suspect,. messen. gen and subscription collectors and for assisting and ing the bandits in Johrre yesterday. i A patrol of 1/10 Gurkha Rifles, led by Police guid< encountered and
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    UNEXPECTED HOLIDAY
    150 4 This Weeks 1 rue Story* T\\ young men woic walking down their load at about half past nine one sunny morning, on their way to work. A large car drew alongside, and a courteous voice asked them if they would like a lift. They said '"Yes please." and
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    NEW MEMBER
    27 4 Mi. K. H. Stevens Ik-s been appointed i member of the Kent Conciliation Hoard m place of Mr. J. A. Ik an who has resigned.
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    THE TEEN-AGERS HAVE THEIR OWN RACKET
    327 4 THE TEEN-AGERS HAVE THEIR OWN RACKET Exper ience Ga i ned During Occupation (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) COME glib teen-agers In Singapore schools are running a racket, selling coloured sheets depicting cinema attractions, ami stamps, at fancy prices to school-mates who collect them as hobbies. These operations are particularly rife
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    UNLUCKY FIFTEEN
    89 4 Fifteen persons received the death sentence in the High Court, Johorc Bahru, during the period from Juno 16. 1948 to June '16, 1949. Thirteen of them werr under the Emergency Regulations, while tht- otiU't two were tried in the Assizes. Of UlMe who were sentenced. 11 were bandits.
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    SCHOOL SOLD FOR $240,000
    226 4 (Bwt4mf Tribune I'vportvr) SINGAPORE Government has bought tho An-10-Chi-ocse (Secondary) School at Cairnhill for $240,000 for its proposed Teachers' 'I raining College which is expected to be innugurated next year. The .sale whs confirmed yesterday by Dr. Marmaduke Dodsworth. Methodist Mission Superintendent and Tr. asurei, who
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    ACCIDENTS ARE FEWER
    79 4 As a result of an Increase in Police prosecutions against violators of traffic rules in Johore Bahru Circle, there was a marked decrease in the number of accidents during June. One hundred and sixty-five traffic offenders were brought to book in June as against 144 in May.
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    36 ARRESTED
    28 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. There have been 36 arrests in the Federation in the last -4 hours: 31 in Perak, 4 in Johore, and 1 in Selangor,
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    SHE TAKES CARE OF THE DISABLED
    409 4 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) DUT for the Lady Almoner, Miss Kathleen Jcy Eastaugh at the General Hospital, the story of the chronic asthmatic might have been different. He was unfit for manual labour, but not sufficiently ill to be }>ermanently hospitalized, and so perhaps,
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    PIONEERS HAVE A GROUSE
    165 4 (From On i Corrf sjjnnrft nt COLOMBO feat. THE men of the Ceylon Pioneer Corps who nave returned home after their period of service in Malaya are said to be bitter with the authorities who have promised much and done little. This was disclosed to me
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    FRENCH FILM DOES GOOD BUSINESS
    95 4 FRENCH FILM DOES GOOD BUSINESS A French Sim, with ISnglish sub-titles, has done bettei business in one Singapon cinema among the Chinese patrons than any othei Him since last Easter. The Aim is "The Devil I Within." diama about a young wife's affair with p schoolboy while her husband la
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    Govt. Defeatism Hit By Penang Rubber Exchange
    226 4 Go vt. Defeatism Hit By Penang Rubber Exchange PFA T AX(; Saturday. WHEN representatives of the Penang Rubber Exchange met Mr. E. Jago, of the British Rubber Development Board at the Resident Commissioner'^ Office, Mr. Heah Joo Sean, the President f w Exchange, expressed the view that it was ;i
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    JAP CLOTH EAGERLY AWAITED
    169 4 PENANG, Bat Nearly one-and-a-half million dollars worth ol Japan* textile- are due to ,n i Penang in the near future, according to some of th( load- Ing piec< good merchants tin-- morning, These textih s, ll i a said, art the full quota allotted to the
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    US CONSUL RELEASED
    50 4 SHANGHAI, Sat. Th. Oonununista today released r.S. Vice-Consul William B. olive Hi- wrna arrested on Wednesday m a minor traffic inci lent and beaten by police. Olive was not permittI cd to comment upon hia four days .n jail because, Tabot said, 't "might endanger him. AP
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    COMMISSION
    22 4 The Ciovcinu; has appiovcd «i commission aa acting sub- U'.'utencnt, Malayan Royal k Naval Volunten Reserve, to I Mi. Robert Ho.
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    WHAT'S WRONG WITH RADIO MALAYA?
    261 5 WEE SI W (.IAN There is nothing wrong with Radio Malaya ami i should say that the programines an (mire eveal) distributed. All the criticisms are from selfish liotenen who want to h.i\t more programnits to SUil their taste. MARJORn WKK, Schoolgirl: Radio Malaya doesn't
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    $20 LETTER Pleasing All Some Of The Time
    359 5 $20 LETTER Pleasing All Some Of The Time A further sei.-t-tion of letters will t>~ puMi^h-.i next week and a prize of S2M will be paid for the best letter published with J awards of $10 and $5 for the next best. Closing (late July 14. Address your letters to
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    $10 LETTER
    187 5 LISTENERS should be made to feel that Radio Malaya is noi another Public Relations Officer but in fact Is run by the people for the people. I. therefore, suggest the Ing (1) The establishment of a 1 dio Council With the Director of Broad ting aa Chairman. He
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    $5 LETTER
    215 5 I maintain that Radio Ma'iya should have a definite policy of it- own, with accent on its English cultural programme <• tnis is pre-emin-ently a BritisH cc-ony. The sooner this policy is carried out the better. Tho.so not satisfied with the local piogrammc can tune in to other
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    PATIENCE SMILING ON GRIEF
    191 5 BKiyit a man who has an aversion to radio that amounts to a phobia, and who truthfully never Uateus-ln, T am in the position of 'Patience on a monumcrfc smiling at Grief in the current di; ptite about our radio programmes. My criticisms, therefore, ■in only
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    POINTS
    191 5 Stories read during the Children's Hour should be adapted to local surroundings and atmosphere to suit local children. Ll.M AH BOON Radio Malaya should broadcast on more wave lengths to give the public every satisfaction possible by granting at least part of their request. Ql EK TECK SENG. It
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    CORNY JOKES
    72 5  -  Mrs. W. GALISTON My chief grievance lies with Uto two announcers who clown and make "corny" jokes, and thuswaste five to eight minutes of tho precious "Hospital HalfHour." Is this necessary? I think announcing the names of the records, the people who request them, and the ward and
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    RADIO SURVEY
    77 5 A dissatisfied listener may think his criticism reasonable, but do other listeners agree with him? It i 3 up to the majority to decide what they want, and it could only be fair if Radio Malaya would conduct a general survey of thr entire position. Forms could be
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    WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FOR $12
    204 5 WHA T DO YOU EXPECT FOR $12 I paid $12 for a wiretau receiving licence which is valid for a year. For that modest outlay I may listen to classical composition or jive, topical commentary or local talent, radio plays or quiz programmes, brains trusts or Hawaian melody, race readings
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    LACK OF FUNDS
    110 5 TO appeciatc the situation fully let us always remember that the unique task of providing and arranging programmes for four different communities has been assigned to Radio Malaya, who, under those circumstances, are doing a fine job and are to be congratulated on their splendid effort. In
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    This SINGAPORE...
    2038 6  -  VERA ARDMORE BY B[GOEST event of the week was the independence Day cocktail party given by Mr. w R. Langdon, r.S. ConsulGenerai and his wife at their house. No. S3, Grange Koad In the States, I nelieve, people keep open house on Independence Day. Anyone can walk in
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    THIS LONDON...
    1251 7 LONDON, Sat. Tin:: announcement of the full pi i one of menta for Pri'i( i-'.i....:h i and the Oi I of i -h this nunmer :n sonic nuarU?i ut the health i f the !ir, t hope, "'i i rumours that lie 1 pf arai D to Scotland
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    From JIMMY GLOVER
    357 7 From JIMMY GLO VER found her &udfcncei very iot«:rostc(l in Malaya. She ai.so discovered thai of the members of her audit nces know where Malaya Is. It might have brc-n a hettet Idea if the Colonial Office had thought up tin Colonial Month idea about half >« century ago. T.
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  • THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
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      PRESCRIPTION
      412 8 Among the news which came into this office during the week was the report of a speech made in Canterbury by Lord Moran, the King's Physician and President of the Royal College of Physicians. We saved it for this spot on this day, because his message is a thought
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    THE AMERICAN PARADOX
    1891 8  - THE AMERICAN PARADOX Rene Elvin Roosevelt once said the Americans had nothing to fear except fear itself. Yet despite their prosperity and strength, they are by Tm-: United States o f Ameiica torn the richest and most powerful nation <>n earth. They outproduce Die rest of the wo? Id in
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    PRAYING FOR RAIN
    806 8  -  EDWARD YATES Prayers are being offered in Western Europe in the hope of averting the threat of a thought. Some people regard such prayers as impertinent requests for God to intervene m the predetermined cycles of nature. by DROUGHT always raises the question of the duty, necessity
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    FLYING PREACHER
    167 8 Look Haven, IVniisylvania. A 42-year-old former test pilot, turned preacher, is planning to use an airplane as his pulpit. Curt J. Wetzel, who assists at the first Baptist church hero, has rigged out a twoeatei pi^n^ with Bound stem to broadcast his m r Lf» from ths n
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    GHOST CARRIES ITS HEAD UNDERNEATH ITS ARM
    707 9  -  CAPEL BOURNE UD HOLLANDS II V -\yi\\ always deny that the dead t o thiS earlh bul a slron s bod y man believes that such things r ago a lady iV^U house n a >• England's J*T^d spent the Tith her little
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    ARE YOU A SOUARE PEG IN A ROUND HOLE?
    814 9  -  A.K. Armytage By PEOPLE sometimes waste their time in unsuitable jobs because they do not know any better. In other words, they do not know what they want. Sir A. Conan Doyle thought that he wanted to be a doctor. He
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    600-YEAR-OLD DISPUTE
    223 9 WITH the United Nations being called upon to decide grave questions of international sovereignty, it is interesting to know of a territorial dispute which ham been going on for 600 years and seems likely to go on forever! Between France and the British Channel Islands he two reefs
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    The Shark Is Not The Tiger Of The Sea
    920 9  - The Shark Is Not The Tiger Of The Sea LAWRENCE GREEN By The slunk is as harmless as the minnow, say the expert*, but there is no telling what it will do when it is frightened DO the sharks of South African waters deserve their sinister reputation? Any really exciting
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    YOUR CHARACTER IN YOUR SINGATURE
    955 10  - YOUR CHARACTER IN YOUR SINGATURE C. C. Hare By tot range A* 1 1 k k Esis rE other day a police court witness, asked to sign the tittnscript of his t videnc<\ said he couldn't write, and so made the cross subsequently labelled "So-and-80, his mack." Hut in Britain
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    HOW MICKEY MOUSE WAS BORN
    470 10  - HOW MICKEY MOUSE WAS BORN GENE HANDSAKER By HOLLYWOOD Ever hear how Mickey Mouse was born Walt Disney told it the other day, in greater detail than I've seen or heard before, and the story seems pertinent just now. For Walt was preparing to leave for England to make his
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      804 10 HAVE FUN WITH THE s bbbbWv JMWERW, e\\\\\\\* '«feHtsw .^rTWs3m\r Jav^ snsm\ fmrnumW/ !dmnmn\\ >CWmW uT V, dRRuuWrJ^ rBy CONSTANCE SHARPE AQUARIUS, tntce: fee very patient with JAN. 21— FEB. 18. r/iem. Plenty of activity you will LEO. need aH o/ i/or/r eneryy to JULY 'A\ AUG. 23. cope leita
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  • Hollywood Diary
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      A COMET WITH A TALE
      1152 11 A COMET WITH A TALE Lucilie's Called A 'Bail Of Fire/ But She's HOLLYWOOD. K movie cameras la the field near Hollywood were trained on the bottom ol a gaping holu in the ground. There, a pathetic figure, clad in harsh v. irking clothes, was pawing about hi the loose
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      ABBOTT WAS BROKE: HE CAN NEVER FORGET IT
      329 11 A MEMORY IS what you make of it. A lot of people find it convenient to forget, especially when it comes to old debts and old friends who hmve lost their usefulM Here Ii the story of one on who has kept
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      When Hart Lost Heart
      169 11 rpiiL way Dennis Morgan mounted a horse for a scene 1 in Warner Bros.' "Cheyenne" failed to please director f llaoul Walsh, who recounted a story to emphasise the 1 importance of good cinema horsemanship. L Some years ago, Walsh said, when William S. Hart f
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      202 11 Stanwyck Legs Rediscovered JHCK goes back to first principles her ew picture "The Lady Gambles" when she smera view once again after five years of had been ore during •e special\vA heavily ii result, leers havo ins once [j^d to Nftonthe ••81 In •ew flrapod no the Stan■s* they
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      521 11 Have yoi tried THE PERMANENT WAVE YOU GIVE YOURSELF AT HOMt! l*S*fiff _^BPs! c3 iP The only Home bS^\^9^\}-- Permanent used by over MP^ American Women REULL KIT 12 J Now you can five yourself th« hours, depending on the amount of 1 loveliest permanent wave you've curl that suits
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      RUTH MILLETT
      383 12 IS A WIFE DUTY-BOUND TO HAVE ALL THE CHILDREN' HER. HUSBAND WANTS? IS it a wife's duty to have as many children as her husband wants The answer to that blunt question put to me recently by a woman reader— may once have been an unqualified TM." But
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      Baby Care For Future Glamour
      203 12 Baby Care Fo r Future Glamour THE two beauty aids which your little daughter needs before she is even old enough to hold them in her hands are a bottle of skin lotion ami a hair brush. The purpose of the brush, besides keeping baby's silky locks in good order,
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      The Secrets Of Scent
      403 12 NEW YORK How much do you kno\. about the perfume that you dab behind your ear T\j yuu know, for example, that your newest bottle of come-hither may be more than two year.s old? Or that an ounce of the divine stuff which weaves a heavenly
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      409 12 PARIS DETAILS of cut. novelty trimmings and unusual fabrics make more news in Paris designers" collections than change in silhouette or hike in hemline. Hemlines vary between 13 and 14 inches (mid or calflength) for street dres.^s and seldom go longer than 16 inches from the sidewaltt for formal
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      75 12 "ly^se I^?«s Linen" For your protection. lA\o:i ariruni^nis a- to itoquiranentfl airiiAii to and from England. POST BOX UW Rusks Bafyi tint s»6d food Ytur b»by will lov« th« tuf of Alknburyi Malted Rutkt. The/ will K«lp hto to«th through and «ncourif« him to ch«wt although crUp lh«y ioft«n M%4
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      23 12 H«o«ant tairtno- tparUlnej AJV»Seltzer brings yoe quick relief froei the after-effects el late koert amd over indulgence iood amd dnmk. Keep it handy.
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      440 12 mm &P^ f^ i 1 N^ I c*b». a M Mi- t^ a k pal !rSK/T THIS MAKES TH B^TM 1.._j1 36 TIMES I ASK YOU TpuSH YOU WI WARRIOR I HARRY GOT TO 1/ HOKAY-l BE \uOO 1 TIME PORE LI'L LONESOME S, f BE MY SQUAW ff J
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    958 13 p the first sail was hoisted, men tf boasted about the speed their craft can make Jjjrtble iat nu *V vf with absofl the l^ost fi'a sailing veagji When tho WE of their I W£^ claimFJJTtstonishinK ijieidom give <l'' f: *m their calculaJ I t is certain. r clipper
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    643 13 /^M^at a boxer Rawing power iff-m taeir ban J< s^ after nalandof M lathis i»- h V- fore nn enthusla I <i p< nti< vu knocked out in four round.-. JACK I in;- ey went on to draw three more million dollai with Gene TunIvlng Almost »00 foi ins
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    BRITISH REFEREES for ITALIAN SOCCER
    163 13 ROME The Italian Soccer Federation la considering Importing > British referee* for the country' number one sport. Football circles here believe that thii Will improve the standard of play. What the Italians appreciate most in the British way of directing the game la the oiutc
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    Ezzard Charles Errand Boy To World Champ
    320 13 Ezzard Charles Errand Boy To World Champ CHICAGO. From the ranks of America's lighting fonts has come another world heavyweight champion (National Boxing Association version), inky-haired, 27--year-old Ezzard Charles of Cincinnati, Ohio. When Charles defeated Jersey Joe Waleott to claim retired Joo Louis' crown, he emulated in a fashion an
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      184 13 announcement a<M<nf .7/// Announcement of .*ioo >Mn- i ~-m ner! Meantime, twu free cases of drinks M stands for me for a rhyill s "2 th<> lished like the* to- hr» delights and rejoices, ,i,.... In an F A N treat. K Son Kit Kong, ttt, Carptnacl Ji<m<i, Katong, Singapore,
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    'GIVE SINGAPORE ATHLETES A CHANGE'
    333 14 'GIVE SINGAPORE ATHLETES A CHANGE' Pleads Valberp By MALCOLM MODDER J^LOYD VALBEKG, Singapore's lanky high jumping fireman and loin* representative to the 1918 World Olympic Games asked me, "Why don't they give Singapore athletes a chance to do better." Lloyd was referring to the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's decision to
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    MARIGOLDS WIN
    22 14 Playing at the clerical I'nicn Hal! r>:: Wednesday night Marigold B.P. defeated A.A^.U. by five fe'amos to two a badminton.
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    What's Wrong Wiih Racing? Letter to Lewis
    677 14 What's Wrong Wiih Racing? Letter to Lewis 1 think this letter will be (tf great interest to all who have anything to do with racing. I have added my comments (in brackets) where I think they are required. \!Lm Lewis. Sir. I Would like to know what's wrong with racing
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    Johore C.C. Nearly Lowered CSC Colours
    446 14 Johore C.C. Nearly Lower ed CSC Colours By A Special Correspondent A EATURE of the Tournament games played last Sunday was the performance of the Johore Cricket Club who came very near to lowering the colours of the Ceylon Sports Club. Johore batted first and totalled 82 runs. Rene van
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    F & N BEAT C.R.E.
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    JUST A FEW
    27 14 A wen-known boxing trainer said: "Few fi^htcts who entered the gamp ever kch to the top. Ninety prr i<nt left the game worth nothing."
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    Colony Swimmers Are Very Annoyed
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    MALAYA NEEDS T-T BODY BADLY
    392 14 MALAYA NEEDS T-T BODY BADLY EFFORTS to m: up a Malayan Table- Tennis Association have failed so far. The matter is still undci considoiation of tablo tennis dubs in the Federation. The need for a Malayan association cannot be too intently stressed if the standard of play in this country
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    S'PORE ARMY SPORTS MEET ON JULY 16
    114 14 Entries tor tho Singapore i District annual athletic championships to be L.»<l at the Garrison Sports ground. Noc Soon, on July 16, are :so groat that for the first time since the Liberation it has been I found necessary to holl preliminary heats.
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    304 14 By Our B-idinint POR tho first time i™th?b6SS* Badminton Championships Jlf^ of eight years the forthcoming be played over a stretch of thrifi o^ the usual four. The Championships will h* *i 30, 31 and August 1 attheViSte Kuala I jiniDiir. 1 curtailment m prise i■ m to badminto
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    ALL WORTH WINS CUP
    2539 15  -  ALLAN LEWIS Briany Pays $103— 531 By PI'XTKIIK fiET Till; AIR I^KKvlil EYES carrying the wdtef impost of 9 stone 5 lt>s. easily ;tv < ountvd for the opposition in the main sprint race of the day at Bukit Timah yesterday, the final day of Singapore
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      198 15 1-fISAL VIVE MI»\VS! sV li\M HORNING SHOW TODAY at !> FIRV AT R RNACE CHEEK" rrirrs: I pstairs si.oo; Downstairs J§ <lv SEASON FRCM M'NITE TONITE! Tragic Sfory of a country Lass! VINO HWA FILMS LAI IST IKFSKNT VTION "VIRTUE IN THE DUST" (DIALOG! r; in mandarin starring SIH SH-WEX
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    399 16 OOI, WONG INVITED TO PLAY IN BOMBAY By Our Badminton Correspondent HOI TEIK HOCK and Wong Peng Soon, Malaya's two foremost badminton players, h-ive been invited by the Cricket Club of India to participate in its badminton championship meeting at Bombay from August 13 to 28. The Bombay club has
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    Saturday's Bride
    160 16 Mr. and Mrs. Charles IfcCullOCil ;iftei their wedding yesterday at St. Andrew's Cathedral. The bride, Who was formerly Miss hene Skinner, came out recently from IJtitain for hei marriagc. She wore a ionp white crepe dress with a tram and a long veil apphqued with true lovers' knots,
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    d' Almeida bags 5 for 26
    352 16 T' 11; Singapore ii' .ition <'h!i> beat Um Indian Association by two wickets on th< B.R.C. side of the padang tcrday. J. d'Almeida was in fine form with the ball, taking five Indian wiekets for 26 runs. G YVoodford also bowled well for the
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    FIRST JOHORE CONVENT TO HOLD SPORTS
    114 16 JOHORE BAHRU. Sal The Johore i; i'u Convent S«h<:ol made local sports history wh*»n i' held an annual aporta ie< eni Iv Tin Convent ia thus 11 girls' School m Johore Baluu to liol>i 'I BpOli S The Y.'llou Hotisf tarried the < ma
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    TODAY'S S.C.A. TOURNAMENT GAMES
    123 16 At U WVBrd T;,r 6 ed game when howler* '11 have the ascendency .w batsmen. The S. C. c! Swlerl L;; l'!'| i"IIVl' ;1 V!'-'i ractor. on th,, Padang the s. R r •i'.m the Johoie C. C. JudVii irom Johore'a recent nerfci|r l;m;,., the s.
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    S.C.R.C. Tail Wags To Give Them Win
    384 16 THE Singapore Chinese Recreation Club "A" justmanaged to defeat the Singapore Cricket Clu^ "A" team on the S.C.C. end of the padang yesterday. They won by three runs. Batting first the Cricket Club were all out for 69 runs. The Chinese replied with
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    VON NIDA IS BEATEN
    59 16 SYDNEY, Sat. K'.c Cremin won the Lakes open golf championship here today with an aggregate of 2k7 for 72 holes. Norman Vot Nlda, Snished three strokes behind the winner, Cremln's rounds were 73. 74, W and 71 287. After an expensive first round of 75. Von
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    ENGAGEMENT
    38 16 LONDON. Sat. Miss Dortfl Slcnfcn Tan. only daughter of Mr, Pao-shcn Tan. Chinese Consul-Goncral in London, js to many Mr. A. H. Schwans of Him no, in Geneva on July 120, it was announced here today. Kcutci
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    Jim Ross Misses 100; Brother Bowls Him
    120 16 Jim R oss Misses 100; Brother Bowls Him gCHOOLBOY B. Ross prevented his brother Jimmv from getting his century in the St. Andrew'. 1 School Past vs. Present Boys match the school's I Woodsville ground yesterday. I Jimmy was cleaned bowled by 'Bcnji 1 when he had scored 00 ruus.
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    Postman Held Up
    53 16 MALACCA. Sat. A Malay postman was held up yesterday by a number of Chinese 1 at Bukit Scrcndit about two miles from Malacca and robbed of postal receipts and I several dollais. The postman was on his way back to Malacca when he was stopped. The Police
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    RAF CHANGI SCORE SIX WKTS. WIN
    183 16 RAF CHANGI SCORE SIX WKTS. WIN After dismissing Raffles Institution for 55 runs in just over tv.'o hours, ELA.F. Chang] wont on to defeat then; by six wickets and three ;ins in cricket match played on the R.I. ground yesterday. uiainly responsible for the R.A.F. victory w,,.s I,ott. who captured
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    CHINESE v. R.A.F.
    69 16 The following have boon selected to .represent tb* Chinese side for the B. A. F. A. into.community match uuaiiust P. F Combined at Jalan ReiJar Stadium todav Choc Son-; .V..UH San; Chin Lye: Thian Chv«: }ico Jong: Hoon Leong; Hoj Aim- T»• Sian^; Roon Soon:.', (Cng y
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    518 16 Captain Thought It Was A Hold -Up (Sunday Tribune Staff Rei>orter) £APTAIN Derek Stuart Sutcliffe, of the King's Owr. Yorkshire Light Infantry, yesterday related in court how he escaped from what he thought to bt a hold-up by bandits in Orange Grove Road. He was called by District Judge E.
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    62 16 All India iiucho at Delhi vi II lengthen then Tamil evening programme »>v i:» minutes from Beptemtei 1. The programme will i>r broadcast from 7.:u> to 8. ir> I?.m. Malayan Time. Ustenem in Malaya ate invited to make complaint* or suggestions re -aiding All India Radio
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    Dedman Suffers Dollar Shortage In Singapore
    176 16 ]WR. J. Dedman, Australian Minister f or rw and Post- War Reconstruction flying to I for financial talks, found himself with onlv r dollars to spend when he visited the Smg ar JL a fe yesterday. JWe He nought a "souvenir from i shop
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