The Singapore Free Press, 21 February 1958

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper So. *****, Singapore Friday, February 21, 1958, Price IS Cts.
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    S'pore shocked by Mrs. Fozdar
    88 1 S'pore shocked by Mrs. Fozdar SOCIAL WELFARE and O immigration authorities were shocked today when they learned that the Singapore Council of Women secretary, Mrs. Shir in Fozdar, had described the Colony as "one big brothel." She made the allegation at the Afro-Asian Women's Conference in Colombo yesterday and said
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    AIK HOE FINED $850,000
    52 1 AIK HOE FINED $850,000 A IK HOE and Co. Ltd., one f\ <n the world's leading [upper rums, was fined JgWOo to the Singar^re Assize Court today on 34 cnai -f. s of breaches of the jggwge Control Ordin- The Chief Justice Sir pasSsenMr. G. A. Atkinson, for aipeaf 06
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    85 1 JhU Free Press picture r taken at midnlgtit shows a 5 Z Uciorf work 1* down well In Bukit umah Road to bring up """""""""•Mimumiiiiiimn, the body of a colleague. The police identified the dead man as Ong Tan Llat, 53, an employee of the Hock Soon rubber factory. He
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    Oxygen tent for Churchill
    167 1 QXYGEN equipment, including an oxygen tent, was flown from London early today to Nice where 83-year-old Sir Winston Churchill is suffering from pneumonia and pleurisy. The equipment is reported to have been called for personally by Lord Moran, Sir Winston's physician. A closed van brought the
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    5 S'PORE-BOUND SHIPS HELD BY JAKARTA
    170 1 5 S'PORE-BOUND SHIPS HELD BY JAKARTA UIVE Singapore-bound barter L trade ships are now being held at the Indonesian Government checkpoint in Fulau Samboe. The ships were on their way back from Palembang and Djambi in Sumatra. They are said to be carrying valuable cargoes of rubber and copra. Three
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    Lock icon 23 aboard missing US plane
    57 1 23 aboard missing US plane A UNITED STATES naval Constellation with 23 people aboard was missing last night in the North Atlantic between Newfoundland and the Azores, the U.S. navy announced in Halifax. Nova Scotia, yesterday. The four.engined aircraft took off from the United States base at Argentia, Newfoundland, early
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    Jakarta destroyer stands off Padang
    279 1 T<HE destroyer Gadjamada, flagship of the Indonesian Navy, steamed to J within half a mile of Padang, Central Sumatra, docks last night and stood off the port for four hours, according to Padang radio. There was no alarm, except in sh ipping circles, at the
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    Lock icon EDWARDS DEAD
    26 1 EDWARDS DEAD Duncan Edwards, Manchester United and England footballer injured In the Munich air crash a fortnight ago, died in hospital at Munich early today.— Reuter
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    RUBBER PRICE
    32 1 March first jrrade rubber buyers f o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 76 "A cents a lb., down one and one-eighth cents on yeirterday's close. The tone was dull.
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    Lock icon H-test protest ignored
    32 2 THE United States will go ahead with its nuclear tests in the PaciHc this spring and summer as planned despite Japanese protests, authoritative sources said in Washington yesterday.- Reuter
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    Mac: Summit talks but first proper preparation
    218 2 Mac: Summit talks but first proper preparation PRIME MINISTER Harold Macmillan won a clear-cut parliamentary endorsement I a *t nighl for his policy calling for summit talks with the Russians but only after suflui. ent preparation to offer fair chances of success. The Mouse of Commons wound up a two-day
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    Lock icon H-HAZARD ONE IN 3,000 MILLION
    146 2 H-HAZARD ONE IN 3,000 MILLION \IR. Harold Macmillan, 11 the Prime Minister. said yesterday there was no disagreement between the United States and Britain on the hazards involved in the crash Of B plane carrying nuclear weapons. He was answering Questions in the House of Commons about the risks of
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    Lock icon Prime Minister sees 'modest hope': It may open new possibilities
    703 2 "There are many dangers as well as possibly some advantages in these various schemes. "Nothing could be more terrible if, as the result of some plans lightly entered into, we ended up with the dissolution of N.A.T.0., the loss of
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    Lock icon Sudan turns to Arab League
    203 2 Sudan turns to Arab League SUDAN has called for an immediate meeting of the Arab League to consider its complaint that Egyptian troops were concentrating on the Sudanese border, official sources in Khartoum disclosed last night. The sources said the government instructed its ambassador in Cairo, Mr. Yusef Altinary, to
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      190 2 MIRRO COPPER TONE 5 PIECE MOULD SET DEAL for novel shap ed salads and desserts. Make modern, gleaming wall plaques. ,n MDN-M 17 mmmm robe dun soir ma griffe perfumes eau de cologne ■"••i< I'u.^nf *bo)>< ami (A' Sofa V 1""" FAVRE LEUBA WATCH CO.. LTD. II Ullllf lOAO SiNC*»o«l
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      11 2 CROCODILE SHIRTS t v^j- J v i 1 *w rirt i
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    REBEL GANG KILL THIRD PARIS POLICEMAN
    61 3 REBEL GANG KILL THIRD PARIS POLICEMAN rnHREE North Africans 1 S hol dead a policeman outside an underground railway station in Paris last 1U He is the third policeman to be killed In the Paris area since Arab Nationalists opened an anti-police campaign. As the attackers fired shots to cover
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    Lock icon A warmer welcome
    24 3 Seven members of the Royal Society's International Geophysical Year expedition returned to England yesterday after a year in the Antarctic. Reuter
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    Lock icon Detective denies he had 'agreement' with receiver
    347 3 Detective denies he had 'agreement' with receiver A DETECTIVE-INSPECTOR charged with conspiracy said yesterday he did not know a police informer was a receiver of stolen property Insp John Hammersley, 40, denied in court making a "gentleman's agreement* with the informer, Ernest Waite, in Brighton, to allow him to receive
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    Lock icon A KING GIVES IN AT LAST IN PRINCESS LOVE DRAMA
    138 3 A KING GIVES IN AT LAST IN PRINCESS LOVE DRAMA ITING GUSTAF ADOLF of Sweden was reported yesterday to have given permission for Princess Margaretha, his granddaughter, to marry Mr. Robin Douglas-Home, nephew of the Ear] of Home. The evening newspaper "Aftonbladet" published the report amid rumours in Stockholm that
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    Lock icon COD WILL BE. AS DEAR AS SALMON IF...
    154 3 BRITAIN would lose half her fishing catch if territorial limits at sra were extended to 12 miles, a trawler chief said in London yesterday. Major-Oeneral Sir Farndale Phillips, president of the British Trawlers Federation, said: "If the fishery limits are pushed out,
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    The Singapore Free Press Opinion A new Red riddle
    291 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion A new Red riddle FRIDAY, Fib. 21. 1958. SEVEN years and two sputniks after the United Nations had branded Red China an aggressor in Korea and cahed for withdrawal of her huße "volunteer" army. Peking has suddenly announced its decision to pull back all its
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    Bottom-of-the-world air route
    311 4 Bottom-of -the -world air route ANTARCTICA ma, A port ot call ma iMlt'S. J air It is proposed to build Marble Point, the base usei as J linnpin ff -ofY point for sunnil. to (the United States South'^ In the northern hemisphere flights over the polar eg i have -cut
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    HE IS AMERICA'S MAN OF THE FUTURE
    644 4 HE IS AMERICA'S MAN OF THE FUTURE By HENRY BRANDON YOU will hear increasingly this year of Lyndon B. Johnson, the Democratic leader in the U.S. Senate. With President Eisenhower's leadership growing weaker, as a president's leadership always does anyway when he cannot be reelected, that of Congress increases. And
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      20 4 mm: di wio.nds i,i:vi sir rings P. H. HENDRY ICanufaeturing J«wtU« 7K North Bridge ICoud, Singapore, 6. A Kuala laimpur
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      134 4 •;'>"'MHIMIIIHIII»MUH»M«.IH«IMIIIIMI»IMI»MIMHI|,|l«H«.M«MllllllllllllinillMIIIIIII.MI|l l |llllllllllll IM; Sk V* »'n > yt *4 J>s vli^^A «m I Bell HOWell «mm ELECTRIC HE 1 AUTOMATIC MOVIE CAMERA Never before ha» any movie canrtero harnessed the encrqy (h itself unaided by sprinjs or batterict or transistors--tj ia s t lens Every bit of power used
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    Royal welcome
    47 5 R oyal welcome Crowds cheer and wave as they mill round the Queen Mother on her arrival at Canberra Airport to begin her tour of Australia. But the Royal visitor stands in the car unperturbed. Her charm has completely captured the Australian people Australian Information Bureau picture.
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    BEWARE!
    143 5 Cracker bang between now and Tuesday may land you in court THE firing of crackers is banned in Singapore from now till next Tuesday. Those who violate the law will be prosecuted. This warning was issued by the Police Secretary Mr. Eu Cheow Eang, following reports that trackers were
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    100 to discuss child health problems
    139 5 100 delegates are expected to attend the Asian Regional 1 > i !l ltll( Congress to be m,, 2 ato w. Bapor€ from r 1 f h(1 Ejects' of the Conu,,,/,,, ar c to enable 1 1 n and com8m wfi S !ng to
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    Lock icon RUSSIAN-EGYPT TRADE BOOST
    26 5 Egypt's trade with the So- TT viet Union last year was boosted by a six-fold increase of Russian purchases f rom Egypt. U.P.
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    TOOTHACHEHOW CAN THE DENTIST KNOW?
    208 5 TOOTHACHEHOW CAN THE DENTIST KNOW? r FHE Dental Clinic at the Singapore General Hospital is able to give immediate treatment to patients in severe cases. This was stated by the Professor of Dental Surgery, Prof. R. j. s. Tickle, in reply to complaints by readers about the inadequate service and
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    Lock icon INVENTOR DIES
    26 5 Indonesian -born Professor M. H. Caron. the inventor of the "Caron-Frocess" for the production of nickei died at The Hajnie vostrrday aged 75. Reuter
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      111 5 A DELICIOUS PRESCRIPTION i^^. "Yes. he's the picture of health now, Mrs. A. He was ff ](jVfcfc>^SS&^^ rather underweight; due to his rapid growth the doctor fyi/KS/ s "What did he prescribe, Mrs. BT I fffls Jk f "Plenty of best quality milk every day MILKMAID ff A/u^mjj j&jj' I
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      44 6 S AMERICA'S l|l I I CIITCB I I 11-lUll W66ITT MVt»s TOi»CCO CO CIGARETTE!T""^iii"^ l Ihe Mjracle Tip is so <( '.:a c ,y drawing, superior in s 4 ovrry way And LC/ M i unmistakable flavour of REGULAR^KING SIZE^CRUSiiPRCOF j V- ->*~ f JT- P
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      124 6 MHI I UIMI I ICIItftltlif tf •Iflltltlfllllllllf Illlf Illllillf Illlllllllltlllllf llllltlllltlLillllilll?! I Illif llflilf lllllilliillllllllllltlilillliillllllilltlllttl JEFF I!A%\N3< l» Sv&mmy Jordan CM, Jt <r lAA/Kt *^<T A/F SMALL ™^f Plk.'^^W > £.>, i /> AMD f-V ;.i. < k kAM' P£Ti kri. y J^'#\ L-™.^,, by Lee Falk and Phil Davis
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      458 6 BOKN today, you are I U id( ali I j v. ho bei:, yes I i mission in life to make the better and finer place In which live v \our reasoning powers I ceptionaJ and your critical i are keen. Take these two C v teristics and put them
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      179 7 LONDON, Feb. 20. Previous Today KITRBEfI No- 1 RSS C-t.f. Euroueau ports *eb 23 buyers 22:s buyers 1 no sellers no sellers March 23 buyers 22% buyers 23 i sellers 22 "s sellers RiTRBEfi No I KSS Spot 22 ~s buyers 22% buyers lvU v 23 sellers
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      New York prices
      91 7 NEW YORK, Feb 20. Previous Today TIN Straits Spot 9*-37 nom. 94.62 nom. stiaits Contract March* 03.62 buyers 9325 buyers 94.37 sellers 94.25 sellers May 93.12 buyers 92.87 buyers 93.75 sellers 93.75 sellers TONf: Steady. SALES: Nil. IU'BBRR: Futures March 26.30 buyers 2605 buyers 26.40 sellers 26.20
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      29 7 NEW YORK, Ffb 20. Previous Today 30 Industrials 443.06 439.74 ]i\ Railroads 106.54 105.80 to Domestic Bunds 88.75 88 80 65 Stocks Composite Averages 151.26 150.43
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      U.S. PEPPER
      60 7 Malabar spot 25%, awaiting release 25*4, afloata and February .shipment 25. Lam pong spot 25%, awaiting release and afloats 25, February shipment 24 i. Sarawak spot and awaitine release 25, afloats and February shipment unquoted. Muntok white spot 35, awaitlns release 34 1,2. alioats 34, February shipment 33,
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      103 7 LONDON, Feb. 20. runnt Previous Today COPRA Philippines c.i.f. U.K./ Nuitli Luropean ports delivered rmSt 11 l>l>r lone ton "•>«>. /Mar. $187';: sellers $187' i sellers < OPEA. straits c.i.f. UK/North European ports delivered £69 nom. £68*1 buyers weight per long ton Feb./ March £69 >
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    ENIWETOK-BOUND PROTEST SHIP GIVES UP AFTER STORM
    152 7 ENIWETOK-BOUND PROTEST SHIP GIVES UP AFTER STORM Radio call for help |r THE ketch Golden Rule (above), on a voyage L towards the Eniwetok, American nuclear test area of the Pacific, yesterday turned back because of the bad weather, the Coast Guard at Long Beach, California, said. The 30-foot ketch
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    Lock icon Canberra crashes
    39 7 A Royal Air Force Canberra je^ bomber ol 80 .squadron based at Burßßpn West German y crashed yesterday near Geschrr. near the Dutch border, killltv M^e crew of two, an Air Force spokesman an n ounccd. Reuter
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    Lock icon EX-ROYAL NAVY CHIEF DIES
    38 7 Admiral Sir Fredrrick Ed-ward-Collins, Royal Naval Commander in the Atlantic and temporary governor 0t Gibraltar In World War Two, died in hospital at Plymouth on Monday, it was announced yesterday. He was 74.- Reuter
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      322 7 S There is no closer equivalent to the milk of healthy. well-nourished mothers SIMILAC is an infant formula especially designed to meet the nutritional needs of babies. It is completely modified cow's milk that has been made similar to the milk of healthy, wellnourished mothers, pro-' viding the same njrurat
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      140 7 ■••■■< j SINGAPORE I j HIGH TIDES 5 TODAY: 12.21 p.m. TOMORROW: 0.53 a.m. and 12.54 p.m. SUNDAY: 1.18 a.m. and 1.28 p.m. MONDAY: 1.44 a.m. and 2.04 p.m. TUESDAY: 2.12 a.m. and 2.41 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 2.45 a.m. and 3.29 p.m. THURSDAY: 3.26 a.m. and 4 39 p.m. Today's Radio
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    Glamour heads for Africa
    91 8 I Send-off by j I drummers I 5 Five lovely models, ambassadresses of Paris fashions, are to make a 12,000-mile tour of s Africa to show off the latest fashions from E Paris. They are pictured above, before boarding the S 5 aircraft, listening to the
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    WOMAN WITH FOR 2
    162 8 WO MAN WITH FOR 2 T IG TL m «> and Mrs. Margaret Anne kept prisoner by a kill in the lonely houseboat A killer who had stran gled his wife and hidden her body; a killer who threatened to murder Mrs Morris too. She gave evidence at an inquest
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    TOUGH GIRLS LIVE ROUGH FOR A WEEK
    178 8 I Forty three schoolI girls, between l 4 and 15 years-old, from secondary j| schools all over Britain, j have just finished the p first seven days of an I experiment a rough, j tough, adventure course at an outward bound school, at
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    A FISH JAMS PUMP OF SOS SHIP
    182 8 A FISH JAMS PUMP OF SOS SHIP AN all-night .sea search by coastguards and an RAF. rescue launch ended last week when a French trawler, the Commandant DrogOU, from Boulogne, [imped into Exmouth Harbour, England, with six feet of water in her holds. Her main pump was out of action
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    WAS ALONE LLER HRS.
    192 9 WAS ALONE LLER HRS. ing, 53-year-old told bow she was 8 hours of terror ,lK'k f3ie must go to useboat for it. hud no intention of r the night there, L nc er would not let VL He .said his wife tjieir son's house. .said Ul a whisper: led with
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    Now they meet after 13 years
    195 9 Now they meet after 1 3 years ter more than a year oi" pleading with the Soviet s Estonian ex-air force pilot, Remi Milk, has been Ud with his 14-year-old daughter. Mare, at the > station in Helsinki, after a separation that hasj thirt ♦*en years. tiring the chaotic days
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    60 9 I Mntinl Vk r Id Dlxe y» Wed five, who is both deaf and dumb proudly shows off Thr nr, T l9 one dft y hel P hlm to s P« a k normally. rciai deaf children's painting competition in London recently was« *W niiii 1 ln hearing aid. 2
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    Kathleen's eye is as good as new
    278 9 A SMALL sUver of A frjuiQiwrPnt nla«tir transparent piastic wedged inside the right eye has restored nnrmal cltrht to 11--?%a #«♦hi *t n year-old Kathleen Spong. Otherwise, Kathleen would have been one-eyed for the rest of her life. The plastic was put there
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    Where they talk of food instead of weather
    1016 10  - Where they talk of food instead of weather Sylvia Lamond By VOI can have the holiday of your life in Belgium provided you pack all the prescriptions y o v have faith in for an overworked stomach. The Belgians ar e among the world's greatest eaters, and it's all too
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    DOG FASHIONS
    57 10 Dressing up canine pets seems to be catching on once more in Paris. i Madeleine Vramant has just shown a collection of dogs fashions in the Club Francais Dcs Chiens De m Manchon. E Below is Assam Guignol holding a Yorkshire Ter- ler in a maroon LoHen coat
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    Comrade runs into trouble on night train
    201 10 Comrade runs into trouble on night train MOSCOW put out a long and harrowing account last week jf the sufferings of a comrade who got mixed up with the Allied air forces on the night train to Baku. The trouble started when the comrade, a "scientist" named Svetlintsky. claimed a
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    When a judge's job becomes tough
    192 10 When a judge's job becomes tough CRIPPLED widow Mrs. Sarah Rose lives over the Midland Bank in the main street of her village. She is 83 and she has not been out of the fla 1 for *W years. Her arthritis makes it impossible for her to climb up and
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  • Friday Photography Page
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      Avoid those ugly cages at the zoo
      329 11 EXT TIME you make the trip across the Causeway to Johore, you might like to try your hand at a project that should please t youngsters in the family. The only equipment you'll need for Is little experiment will be your own camera
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      How to snap a rainbow
      232 11 How to snap a rainbow QUEKIt-:$ QTVE always want ed to snap a rain bow but when I see one. I'm in a dither as to what exposure to use. Can you help me? I'm afraid that you're making too much of a problem out of it. Just use the
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      Making friends
      38 11 Mr. K. F. Wong, A.R.P.S., makes a new friend. Mr. Won??, who is President of the Sarawak Photographic Society, was one of the judges for the Ninth International Salon opening today at Singapore's Victoria Memorial Hall
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      MAKE A GOOD SLIDE SHOW
      310 11 MAKE A GOOD SLIDE SHOW i^OLOUR slides are somp v/ thing almost everyone fnjoys shooting—and showIng. But remember, no 0110 likes to look at them pro jected upside-down. Nor is it considered qul^ j cricket to let your audience languish while you go through heaps of slido.s in search of
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    Lock icon INDIAN REDS IN NEW BID FOR POWER
    269 12 I'HE Indian Communist Tarty which lias doubled its membership to 818,532 in the past four months is now making a big hid to build up mass support to challenge the ruling Congress Party for power. As part of the campaign it is to
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    42 12 Gen. Yu Ta-wei {left), Nationalist Chinese Defence Minister when visiting America I for personal medical attention, paid a I courtesy call at the I Pentagon in Washington. H e is seen chatting with Admiral Arleigh Burke, U.S. Chief of 1 Naval Operations.
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    Lock icon U.S. POLICY ON CHINA HIT: 'TOO RIGID'
    129 12 U.S. POLICY ON CHINA HIT: 'TOO RIGID' THE United States is like ly to be "fatally caught" by its "rigid" China policy, an American authority on Asia said m New York. Nathaniel Peffer. Columbia professor of international relations said, "Wr have Kot oursel/es into a position in which world war
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    Lock icon Yui is expected to quit again
    102 12 PENERALISSIMO Chiang Kai-shek's surprise w rejection of the resignation of Nationalist China's impeached Premier O. K. Yui is regarded in Taipeh as a face-saving move for Yui, who has long been one of Chiang's most trusted lieutenants. It was expected that Yui will submit
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    Lock icon Nationalism to triumph in Vietnam?
    333 12 Nationalism to triumph in Vietnam? A POLITICAL history of i\ Vietnam, published in New York, suggests that nationalism may lead to the dissolution of com- munism in that divided country. j "The Smaller Dragon,' written by Joseph Buttin £er. says the first Chinese invaders went to Vietnam over 'MOO years
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      Lock icon 'Asian bank' plan is advanced by Japanese Minister
      110 12 'Asian bank' plan is advanced by Japanese Minister jyfß. Hisato Ichimada, Japanese Finance MinisiT* ter, has proposed to a visiting United State* official that an "Asian bank' r be established for economic development of under-developed countries in Asia. The proposal was advanced to Mr. D. A. Fitzgerald deputy chief for
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      21 12 Military authorities in Jakarta have invited applications from Indonesians wishing to buy Dutch enterprises taken over by the Indonesian Government. U.P.
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      35 12 The Junior Chamber of Commerce of Japan will send a three member health team t o South Vietnam to work in rural areas This is the third group of medical workers sent to Vietnam. U.P.
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      32 12 President Ho Chi Minh of Communist North Vietnam, in a speech in Calcutta, supported Indonesia's claim to Dutch-held West New Guinea (West Irian) and India's claim to Portuguese possessions in India. U.P.
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      49 12 The Taipeh China News. warned that the appointment of a military man as Red China's new foreign minister may mean a return to miiitary aggressiveness by the communist Chinese. It was commenting on the appointment of former Marshal Chen Vi as Communist Chinese Foreign Minister succeeding Chou En-ki.-l U.P.
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      25 12 Hungarian technicians are to carry out the modernisation and expansion of the Ganderbal and .Mohan power stations in Kashmir, it is reported in Budapest.- Reuter
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      23 12 Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi told a Diet committee that not a single US plane carrying nuclear weapons had ever flown over Japan. U.P.
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      28 12 South Vietnam and Lm have each contributed M 515,000 toward the construction of tl regional h e a dquarters buildin" for the World Health Organisation H Manila. U.P.
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      24 12 A sum of M 51 .200.000 »a>i collected from foreign K-M sidents of North Sumatra in the form of alien t«e durinc 1957 U.P.
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      33 12 There is immense 9oodww for Australia in SoutnEast Asia, the Speakei o the Australian House Rj Representatives, Mr. J McLeay said W after a 15-day nM/ Ceylon and Malaya W* his wife. Reuter
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      21 12 The keel ha.s born laid *J the TSurumi .shipyi" I l Tokyo for Japan lai home-owned tanker 40.500 doadwcinht WW-- Reuter
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    50 12 Aftrr conforrinc with Uio Indian Prime Minister In Delhi, visiting Mr. Henry Cabot Lodgn. permanent U.S. representative in the United Nations described Indian Prime Minister Nehru as "not only a tremendous figure in India but one of the great, towering figures in the world." Reuter
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    89 12 JAPAN'S Antarctic expedi- tion has abandoned 15 husky dogs in the frozen waste of Ongul Island amid angry protests from Japanese dog-lovers. The last three members of the expedition had to be evacuated by plane. They brought away with them three puppies but left the
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    691 13  - A problem child in the City GEORGE MALCOLM THOMSON LONDON BANKER LOOKS BACK By I GEORGIAN AFTERBOON By L. E. Jones. llul-Daii*. 2 IS. i\ some heated imal dnations the City Lf London is a jungle. Its shadows haunted L dangerous animals (ireed and mad cupidity are its ruling p
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    191 13  - Chance snap bared Hitler's secret RONALD WALKER Mght lteutenANT D. W. STEVENTON was Hying 118 Spitfire back "™n a photographic mission in Germany wnen, over the BalPc Island of Peenenwnde, he took some g^tures of the air™M just lor good nieasure v./.h b "Jbprd Britain tnd thJ xrV I)uzz b^mbs
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    Fresh light on Nelson—the whole Nelson
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    230 13 THE HOUSE OF CRYSTAL Hans Kadcs {Angus Robertson. Vis Cxi). HIGH amidst the beauty of the Austrian mountains is perched a huge and splendidly equipped building which houses a combined team of French and Austrian scientists en gaged on secret and important research work in
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    Farrer Park is nothing to this...
    138 14 WHERE KcrcrtctS CARRY A KNItE 00 >ou ihiiiK MACaO pore's Fairer Park a rowdy soccer venue? Then read this: A controversy is raging in Rhodesia on whether it is sporting for African footballers to carry sheath knives during matches. The trouble slarted when referees
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    OLD-TIMER'S PRAISE FOR MODERN THREES
    549 14  -  ARCHIE QUICK -By /V\KDIFF is a great sports centre, even if the City are in the Second Di- vision. The Welsh Metropolis is agog with mounting excitement it the coming of the Empire Games in the summer. Glamorganshire cricketers are keeping fit at squash rackets
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    Lock icon Farmer's boy boxer
    78 14 Life is hectic for the poultry in Farmer Jones' barn these days—for Peter Jones the farmer's son has taken up boxing. Punching away at a bajj full of wheat, he dreams all the time of one day boxing for Wales. Peter. 18, comes from a remote district
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    47 14 BLACKBURN WIN CUP REPLAY Results In yesterday's English football matches were* Football Association Cup Filth Round replay: Blackburn Rovers 2 Cardiff City 1 (winners at home to Liverpool). League Two. Leyton Orient 1 West Ham United 4. League Three Northern: Scunthorpe United 2 Hull City 0. Reuter
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    460 14 This goalkeeper will set a Cup poser By ARCHIE QUICK 4 PRETTY problem is going to beset World Cup and Football Association officials if Fulham's new young goalkeeper, Tony Macedo. ever reaches International standard. British Only 19 years old, the burly Antonio is serving his National Service in England with
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    1691 15  - PROGRAMME CAN BEAT DOUBLE EAGLE ALLAN LEWIS IT ALL DEPENDS UPON STATE Of THE GOING TOMORROW Ifli J^ S These horses won't start tomorrow FOLLOWING horses will not start tomorrow: Joe's Tipple, Maghera, So Sorry, Bright Prosl pect. Canastra, Powhatan. Four G, Vga Blondeau. Light of Burma, Cha Cha Cha,
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    132 15 ■'iv 0 ?m V «l«tlon for JS&%k* m than [rr 7',5««W be the B dli'!,,; lb moie in this the mn v flf > better te Sii^JJl H« He tSwu'tfa in ro3?K?IKHg him down IOT», d Possibility vlfh g dtftSfJM J2 itg! th, ,v Jr|
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    418 16 f'.AL. it ri tut it told: Ti>nsi<*Bi tilth Martinet* is tvorse rpINISIA yesterday expelled French diplomats from five consulates throughout the republk and informed Britain and the United States that the Franco Tunisian crisis was worsening. A Tunisian Foreign Ministry spokesman .said the Foreign Minister, Mr
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    34 16 Lord Derby, President of the British Cotton Growers Association arrived in Hong Kong yesterday from Karachi on a Far Eastern tour. He is due to leave for Singapore on Monday. Reuter
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    257 16 rpHE UNITED STATES X yesterday rejected a Communist proposal that elections to unify Korea be held under neutral supervision outside the framework of the United Nations. State Department spokesman Mr. Lincoln White, told a news conference "the United Nations is the body
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    200 16 "pOME on, Arlene, a great bis smile like mine..." That's what lovely Romayne Diaz (left), a member of the Musical Orchids variety troupe seems to be saying to colleague Arlene (right), the "baby" of the show. For Arlene Edema, aged 15, is homesick and
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  • Free Press and Malay Mail PHOTOGRAPHY Supplement
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      11 1 Free Press and Malay Mail PHOTOGRAPHY Supplement Friday, February 21, 1958.
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      Society started in coffeeshop, holds its first photo fair
      1019 1  - Society started in coffeeshop, holds its first photo fair P.L. CHAN i *y 1 ARPS (Fair manager) SOMETHING NEW rpHE Free Press and Malay Mail introduce a new, A regular supplement of interest to all Malayan photographers still and cine, amateur and professional. It will bring you up-to-the minute news
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        65 1 SINGAPORE PHOTO FAIR Presented by THE PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY OF SINGAPORE COME Ai\J* SEE The World's Best in Pictorial Photography 1958 Models of a Wide Assortment of Cameras and Accessories The Best in Photo-journalism by the Singapore Press Colour Photography Materials and Processes Application of Photography in Industry /I IMiISStOW JFItEE
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      An all-round make for every need
      623 2 THERE IS A BALDA CAMERA TO SUIT YOUR POCKET *THE name Balda" is well known to everybody in the photographic field as that belonging to one of the best cameras ever designed to suit the ideals of all professional photographers as well as amateurs.
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      REGULA-RIGHT AT THE TOP IN MEDIUM CLASS RANGE
      500 2 REGULA- RIGHT AT THE TOP IN MEDIUM CLASS RANGE ■KEEPING pace with time, Singapore people are becoming more artistic minded in the photographic field. As a result, the influx of cameras and other photographies equipments as well as materials is ever increasing. Taking cameras alone, there are now numerous makes
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        110 2 I>K4M INSIX. OF ***** II FILM WP™^J TOI» Ol ALITY 401.0111 I'lllM Wjk- hH (Colour print 6? enlargement from transparency of BLJKjII M^^l KODACIiROME EKTACHROME ANSCCKIHROM.E LFORIXX>LOR KKKRANIACOLOR ACFACOLOR QT lO| IMKOIMVIM, ty mJB LIKK' COLOUR-VISION (Beautifully enlarged lull colour [jL transparency from your Kavourite transparency) l|^^^ <w^ fll^E3 Momitr.l
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      THIS came from THIS
      623 3 THIS came from THIS JVO GHAMN-TMUCK MS CHOICE Of' MPEVELOPEH rnn, popularity of photography with the amateur is increasing day by day. Cameras or high quality are becoming available at a reasonable price, films are being perfected all the time and, last but by no means least, certain developers and
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      105 3 The enlargement above is from only part of th<> original negative developed in Promicrol" fine grain developer, a contact print from which is shown above right. It demonstrates the beautiful texture which tan be obtained with the use of this developer a texture which i s retained very largely unimpaired
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        107 3 NEVER BEF RE HAS ERE BEEN ANYTHIN G LIKE IT IN SINGAPORE pp. cW^J^~) Dell £Ho well <=-/^^^» =A /rf^^^P^-V NOW B INGS T0 Y °U FOR THIS CHINESE NEW YEAR o^?- THE LATEST IN 8 mm 16 mm MOVIE camcra ->^^^ n^.^WF^ EL ECTRIC EYE '*^J6?-<-* Wit'h'^opular iom'tJ* 1
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      PRIZE-WINNING PRINTS AT 9th INTERNATIONAL SALON
      101 4 PRIZE-WINNING PRINTS AT 9th INTERNATIONAL SALON 'The Scornful* by Rhodes Tremeer, of South Africa, won the Loke Wan Tho Gold Medal. No title' but a bronze medal for Monata Grccji of the United States. Bronze medal went to 'Recollection' by Hong Kong's Siu Kuen. Loke Loh Ong of Slngapofi won
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      THE STORY OF A
      411 6 iiiiiiiiitiiif by^iiiMinmumimi'^ The Sultan of 1 Trengganu (as told to Sunny Giant) c VLTHES I was 16 I al- ready had a camera. It was a Kodak. My inclination towards photography was then very slight, presumably because I was so young. I regarded it only as
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        308 6 KuK|KM j FOR HIGH LEVEL PHOTO. w 1 XtiUUiA PRODUCTS tuclen 0 <*&»*> CAMERA (Made in Germany) Rgd. Trade Mark enuMrge* MMiM,m.«.^i A\/^ Made |B fi«r"««y) Rgd. Trade Mark r/ie Perfecf BALDESSA Alii m*®-smmm I II IP^I I! I Always insist on "LUCKY" manufac- I IfiywH V tured by M/s.
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      ROYAL PHOTOGRAPHER
      402 7 Sometimes many of m prints were spoiled because of the sun's ray s being shaded by c loud Consequently much time and printjng paper was wasted. But I still progressed a nd gradually I began t,, be satisfied with my prints, though I realised there was still ample
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      BUSY IN THE DARKROOM
      63 7 THE Sultan of Trengganu at work in the well-equipped darkroom at his Kuala Trengganu home. The two pic. E£ eS n v thes^ p ges were taken °y hi «n At the far left is "View of the Brans River," a jungle river scene typical of
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      SIMPLICITY-THAT'S THE KEYWORD TO FINE NEW CAMERA
      787 8 SIMPLICITY-THAT'S THE KEYWORD TO FINE NEW CAMERA Ideal for beginners —ana the expert yyHEX the world's firat all-metal camera was introduced to the public its appearance created a sensation. It was in 1840, a few months after the invention of photography. In designing this camera, Voigtlander was already then con
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        135 8 ■■k'^^^Bhm^^. I I I I I ii _7^^Wk_ B Ur^MBBBBa I^qSv/Y^ '^^BBBr I Mi bbUbl IB fllAal bbl bbl bbl bbbbblbbl bbi bbi BBiaai j b b B bb-»B»^bbbbbTbbbbbl Decades of experience and 9^H^^^flHFr^2^nj|W^^^^^^^^H^B progress are necessary t 0 produce a top quality instrul^^ggg^M m S ment People everywhere 3^^^^^^**^^^^^
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      Club section strictly for beginners
      641 9  - Club section strictly for beginners Dr. Lim Boon Tiong By M.ri .fr^.O. Ik every photographic club there are the advanced as well as beeinner I members. The latter are amateurs who believe photography to be a Matter of manual operations only. Except for looking into the viewfinder, they think everything
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      A CAMERA IN THE SKY
      1628 10 A CAMERA IN THE SKY S&erets of a Snvmlish ace piloi-photographer One exposure for shot in a million WIND THREATENED TO TEAR THE CAMERA OUT OF •HIS HANDS yERY few amateur photographers ever have the chance of using their cameras several miles above th. 1 earth with swifter-than-sound jet fighters
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        102 10 In our business we sometimes come across certain offers which in our opinion are of abnormity good values for money. Here are some offers of the same category passed on for your study. < **ac29^^^ b I ikon f Prontor SVS with built in t k Exposure Meter. A RANGE
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        67 11 The Precision Family f -jr/^/eof- vt^^SiS' HASSHLBLAD The 2]"x2r Hasselblad Camera is jj^fjH) 4 x 5 SYL V A N I A the camera of the p resent as weil as o f JPlg^ i^ the future. It is an extremely versatile j^ SUPERFLASH BULBS camera combining rapid operation with
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      A masterpiece of 'seimitsu'
      679 12 NIXON MINIATURE CAMERAS SET A NEW STANDARD FOR THE WORLD "(3EIMITS1 1 is a Japanese word meaning "precision." Before World War I. such a word played no part in the* Japanese export trade. Between the wars it began to play an active part in the Japanese
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      MORE WINNING PRINTS FROM THE NINTH INTERNATIONAL SALON
      24 13 MORE WINNING PRINTS FROM THE NINTH INTERNATIONAL SALON TRIO by T. Middleton, FRPS, England 5S llllEllllllllllllllMlllllllllllllllllllllfllllllllKlllllllMlllliiiiiii rm ■■■iii l iiiiiii l f-iiii... liaiI tM >
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      PHOTOGRAPHY NOW A MAJOR TOOL IN INDUSTRY
      1137 14 An aid to efficiency wnrln /ii/Pf» It tan help you, too SAVI PRECIOUS SPACE BY MICROFILMING LETTERS, DOCUMENTS ALMOST unknown in the factories and plants of a few years ago, "ihi 1 man with camera" is rapidly becoming a commonplace sigh I today,
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      DESERT PIPE LINE CHECK
      30 14 INIM SIKIAI, X-ray films developed in the field are used U» check wHI» and oil pipe lines, such a» this one in the Saudi Arahian deserts
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        136 15 X":v;-:">>:-i?I^^^H i^i^^. < l ,NV\\\vww^^W. (B-*-*-'-"-v>.>>; R^RKr yy«^^H v (a^^^^^B^kak^fc- 1 1 ■'■"■'•i pl -'i 888 [FT] If I Hili hi I I ■■^Bm^Bh ik^v^^l^B ■■■^■k^i^L^Hßß I yft lf#n BBdBuSsvSSSED kafl I \^kflA^92^kflJ K^v^£^ka LflAM^Kt >c &Z\ k i^J\swM Bfiß B l* I artists. For achieving utmost economy in this
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      Always along and ready for action
      572 16 Always along and ready for action SO EASY TO USE: LI DEAL FOR CANDID PICTURES Mt 9 s trorhl's smallest <T»HE MINOX is the world's smallest A high grade precision camera. It measures only 3i" x H" x f and weighs a mere 2£ ounces! In a man's pocket, it
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        170 16 O[L[?(Dr^[D pre^ferrecf by professionals oK^a^Ha^Ha^S^^^tf^^^l Sla^a^a^Ba^S^^^tf^lrt I HP 3 Ip Wesron 200 Daylight HPS Weston 400 Daylight l/#i 160 Tungsten 320 Tungsten >^ The high-speed film with An extremely panchroSS all-round quality. 9b matic film with very FF 3 lH Wcsfon 64 Daylight SC PAN fM Weston 80 Daylight 50
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      DIG THOSE SHADOWS WITH A FILM AS FAST AS LIGHTNING
      752 17 DIG THOSE SHADOWS WITH A FILM AS FAST AS LIGHTNING All the detail you 10 •HIIIIIIIIIIIMtIHHIIIHIIIIIIIIHHIIIHHIHIMIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIItIIIIIIHHIIIIMIIIII.IIIIIIimiIIIItmniHHHM Jl iou/d wish in lltlllllllMlllllllllimi >.llll<HMlllllllllllHtMlllllllimillllll|MlllHMf dimly lighted areas ijNDOUBTEDLY one of the world's fastest films, Peromnia 25'« nominal ASA 250 speed rating reflects standard safety factors. Practical user indexes from approximately 500 to
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        314 17 iiiiii s Wind on like a watch— H a "d then keep on M j| pressing the button ROBOT ROYAL 36 iij (24 X 36 mm) jilll Hill with Schneider Xenar f/2.8, 45mm rrfil"! with Zeiss Sonnar f/2, 50mm ill!: You are cordially invited to visit our store at the
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      The 'seeing eye' for pictures that really count.
      823 18  - The 'seeing eye' for pictures that really count. P.L. CHAN A.R.P.S. JJ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 JJjy lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIiiu SPLIT-SECOND TIMING CAPTURED— THE ATMOSPHERE OF CHINATOWN
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        230 18 'BUY THE FILM WITH A DISTINCT DIFFERENCE!", says Miss Kathinka FOX, of 101-B, Tanglin Road, Singapore 10 {Tel. *****) the famed photographer, whose many distinguished patrons in the Colony fully agree with her choice of the outstanding German MIMOSA PANCHROMA FILM "It gives you positively better results on ALL occasions
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      SUCCESS STORY OF THE FAMOUS LIVE ACTION LEICA
      836 19 SUCCESS STORY OF THE FAMOUS LIVE ACTION LEICA Millions follow its small negative, large print' system AoNTINl'Ors development stretching aver more than a century has Wx'tMi responsible for the world-wide importance of the Leitz works as .Jol the leading manufacturers of microscopes and cameras and optical M precision instruments. I
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        106 19 THE MOST COMPETITIVE CINE -8 IN THE WORLD THE SENSATIONAL YASHICA-8H t At flMnjF y V~^VvDJ Bt^K^T^' KH Wi \fBSF Jr 7^l D^L. \^^B c^yctshtccr^) _g TWIN-LENS REFLEX CAMERAS MATCHLESS-IN QUALITY-FEATURES-PRICE Iryasliica-MatJ Model 4< MAT" I 1111 m sets shutter JM|^M»l automatically. I j With built-in exposure I l &'.-fl|W
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      WITH AND WITHOUT
      550 20 The wonder that is Bino-Foto TELEPHOTOGRAPHY has become increasingly popular since cheaper long-range cameras were manufactured with interchangeable lenses. The average camera has at best a telephoto lens of a 135 mm focal length, or as they are popularly termed "3X magnification." A 135 mm lens, though
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        110 20 A Wide Selection Of I i I\M AMERAS I PItOJE€TOKS I TAI»E-RE€OItDERS and ACCESSORIES ss For Your Selection By All Leading Makers JACKS PHOTO COMPANY |j 157, North Bridge Road, Singapore (Tel: *****) Since 190 4 WAH HENG CO., LTD. FOR THE FINEST IN PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES 51 years of service
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      All these features at so small a cost
      322 21 All these features at so small a cost interesting range He! photographic ■i; leni will '><■ on i. v a 1 iiu Tithes '*Bi! for the period oi photo-fair. B on the lisl is the sen■tiiniai new Aires-35 111 C Kiinj. Released in its ftt<>tvi"' form in Japan a few
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      CAMERA THAT DOES THE WORK FOR YOU
      805 21 what s the iiohot— fully autamtgtic pOR more than 25 1 years Robot Bernin^ and Co. ot Dusseldorf, West Germany, have been making a miniature camera which, with its constructive specialities, has Rained world- wide reputation the fully automatic Robot. Fully automatic! With
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      78 21 IN conjunction with the Singapore Flower Show, at Happy World Stadium on March 28, 29 and 30 a photographic exhibition of floral studies is also being arranged. Many entries have been received already and entries close on Sunday. They should be addressed to the show manager c o The Botanic
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      743 22 IT IS to the Bell urn l Howell Co. of Chicago cago that home movi< enthusiasts look io 5 the latest develop S ments in cinemag tography, for this en terprisirtg firm, which 1 has now led its field for over half a
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      426 22 Try a different brand, it may be better PHOTOGRAPHY is. r simply, the art of capturing the light and shade constituting a photographic object by means of a camera and a pair of silver h a 1 i d c emulsions usually referred to as negative and positive emulsions. The
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      THE NEW LOOK IN COLOUR
      635 22 COMING TO COLONY LATER THIS YEAR vyiTH the introduction of Oevacolor i.,t F year with a local quick and n I* l n er 4 processing and printing service m-n sil ß will be considering transferring from th m m sal transparency colour system to
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        100 22 TWIN LENS REFLEX BINO-FOTO UNIT MMgMH* lll'i ll 1 1 in Ilili 1 tilllifc^iiillWthlil riQlim mwnmmJK WmmwmmwEr 91 I «P i? 1 I^^^^SP^ £?fs^ m *^^^^B t^yj^Sl^SP^ Wr^^^P IB^Bk^ftW. jmrnY?* mmmmk mmrnm-' <^k| ■9 «^Bb^bHß^»eKs^^b^H^ 3BE«ggifir-> iMt s^BB^F^I^^HI HSR \f M& WjL KB^&mtKmX mmmttmmmr^^L^ immmWM v 35mm photo with normal
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      FIRST MINIATURE SINGLE LENS REFLEX
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