The Singapore Free Press, 14 March 1958

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper V. 151 Singapore, Friday, March 14, 1958. Price 15Cts.
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    Guns sent to rebels were 'made in U.S.' charge
    191 1 Guns sent to rebels were 'made in U.S.' charge BiKMS said by the Central Government to have him dropped to the Sumatran rebels at Pakan Bahru were American-made, the Antara news agency alleged yesterday. The agency, in a broadcast monitored In T\>k y.<. quoted its war correspondent in Central Si::
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    Rebel visitors have date at Immigration Dept.
    101 1 >R Jan Pantouw and s Alwi, Sumatran ffij ra who arrived in < from Manila yesare expected to call emigration autho- lay. A spokesman of the immiDepartment said i again come here on visas and lor two weeks The conditions on which visas
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    THEY WANT MAYOR'S $7 NUMBER: ONE MAN OFFERS $50 FOR IT
    248 1 1 men in Singapore would like nave the car number S7 Qua" tle Mayor, Mr. On X Eng n aa given up because he lN it is linked with colonize Mr. Lee Bah Chee a Liberal Socialist city lj()r
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    Lock icon MAC'S SURPRISE TRIP TO SEE IKE
    146 1 MAC'S SURPRISE TRIP TO SEE IKE I New Anglo-U.S. top-tevei talks in June ]yjR. HAROLD MACMILLAN, the British Prime Minister, will go to Washington for talks with President Eisenhower on June 9 and 10, it was announced in Washington and London last night. Mr. Macmillan will have a general discussion
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    Racehorse exporter dies in Ipoh
    116 1  - Racehorse exporter dies in Ipoh ALLAN LEWIS By MR. IVAN HALL, wellknown Australian bloodstock salesman, died in Ipoh last night. Mr. Hall, who was 65. had exported thoroughbred horses to the Far East for many years before the last war. After the war he concentrated more on Malaya. The best
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    RUBBER PRICE
    32 1 April first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 77 Vfc cents a lb., up a quarter of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was quiet.
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    Lock icon Skelt query by M.P. held up
    124 1 Skelt query by M.P. held up A QUESTION to the Colonial Secretary in the Commons about the case of Mr. George Skelt, who was dismissed last month from his post as commercial secretary of the Singapore City Council, has been postponed. No reason was given. Mr. Peyton (Conservative) said on
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    Brandy haul by dagger men
    43 1 About $220 worth of brandy and Chinese wine worth about $220 were stolon from a shop In Gulegard Road off Joo Chlat Road early today by two men, who threatened the shopkeeper, Ong Kirn Hock, with a dagger.
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    Egypt's embassy to be protected
    32 1 The Saudi Arabian Government took steps yesterday to protect the Egyptian embassy in Riyadh against an attack by the population, Mecca radio announced in an Arabic broadcast.
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    Lock icon City black-out
    21 1 A dense cloud over Glasgow plunged the city into complete darkness for almost half an hour late yesterday.- Reuter
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    Lock icon LABOUR CAPTURES ANOTHER TORY SEAT
    166 1 LABOUR CAPTURES ANOTHER TORY SEAT HPHE Labour Party dealt A the Conservative Government's prestige another blow yesterday by capturing its Parliamentary seat at Kelvingrove, Glasgow. The result was: Mrs. Mary McAlister (Lab.), 10,210; Mrs. Katharine EHi o t (Cons), 8.850 votes; Mr. David Murrey (LiberalHome Rule), 1,622; Mr. William Park
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    Lock icon Diplomats exempt from race laws
    35 1 An Act exempting coloured diplomats serving in the Rhodesian Federation from local race laws and customs yJH come into force next June 1. it WftS announced in Salisbury yester'.a Reuter
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    Lock icon A-FREE ZONE BID EXPOSED
    486 2 $n> IvHt vi tnercu <>i ihv Itussians f OKD GOSF.OED, Foreign Under Secretary, J said yesterday tliat the Rapacki Plan for a nuclear-free zone In Central Europe was "not strictly a disengagement plan/ it did not suggest withdrawal of conventional forces, but wished to exclude nuclear
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    59 2 company of the Singapore Sea Cadet Corps marching past the retiring Flag Officer, Malayan Area, Rear-Admiral Ci. Turing, who inspected them yesterday, ;it the grounds of tluir nen headquarters at the old Kallang airport. Below, Rear-Admiral Thrlng, is seen taking the salute accompanied by other senior oflicers. pictures. Free Press
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    Lock icon S'pore inspector passes UK course
    44 2 Among officers at a pass. Ing out parade at the Metropolitan Police Training School in London this week were Inspector Peter Tay Kirn Long of Singapore, and Inspectors Rodrigues and Mohammed Chazali, both of the Federation of Malaya. Reuter
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    Valuable rubbish
    37 2 Household refuse collected by local authorities f rom the homes ol Br.tain is worth more than 820 :nillion sterling a year, the Institution ol Municipal Engineers was told in London gineers was told in London.
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    FOR CHILDREN
    27 2 The Singapore Musical Society will present a cho- ral and orchestral concert' specially for school children at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 5.30 p.m. today
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    Gun Club talk
    23 2 The Singapore Dun ciub win hold their annual meeting on March 22 ai 030 p.m. at the Ocean Pirk Hotel
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    Lock icon More to end suicide as criminal offence
    46 2 More to end suicide as criminal offence ViK I? A. BUTLER, the British Homo Secretary said „fi h lnw» y hr waa Studying "carefully and aymp .ty,r-ti, ally, suggestion* that the suicide law should be th h e a x d o? aWrr^r attemptt(! fr( Reuter
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    Lock icon CASEY SEES LLOYD, DULLES
    166 2 CASEY SEES LLOYD, DULLES ]t|R. RICHARD CASEY, j iT the Australian External Affairs Minister, had a meeting in Manila yesterday with Mr. John Foster Dulles, the American Secretary of State, and Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, the British Foreign Secretary. They were believed to have discussed Indonesia among other topics. Delegates at
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      24 2 Hh ii F a mB FURTHER SMASHING REDUCTIONS EIVID. ANGLAISE I 14 COLOURS I $2.50 BUY NOW SAVE WASSIAMULL'S I I HIGH STREET, SPORE
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    CDC BILL IS NOW LAW
    91 3 CDC BILL IS NOW LAW r Bllla affecting 1 Commonwealth b last night hey were given roj 1 assent i Royal coraln the House was the Overes Development p raises from £'100 y.i.u) million the of money the Di velopment Cormay borrow. Overseas ond was the Overvice Bill. This he
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    Lock icon Unions clash, so 500 sacked
    84 3 Unions clash, so 500 sacked IJM vi: hundred men wore sacked at a coach building factory at Blackpool, Lancashire, last ni^ht because of a ten-day old dispute between two unions over who should fit fibre glass panels in the buses. Sixty sheet metal workers struck when vehicle builders were given
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    Lock icon HK town planner wants to scrap dock
    330 3 HK town planner wants to scrap dock REPLYING to Labour pleas in the House of Commons last night for the 5,000 workers who will lose their jobs by the closure of the Royal Naval Dockyard in Hong Kong, MiThomas Galbraith, Civil Lord of the Admiralty, said that compensation terms were
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    Lock icon 'SCANDAL,' CRY MPs AS POLICE DEMONSTRATE
    286 3 THE French National Assembly adjourned in x uproar last night while whistle-blowing policemen blocked the roadway outside, causing a monster traffic jam as they demonstrated for more pay and danger money in their fight with Algerian terrorists. The adjournment came after Left-wing Deputies twice
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    11 4 "Another load of empties. A plague o:\ the Navy's undersea u«ar/artr."
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    The Singapore Free Press Friday, March 14, 1958. Opinion Remarkable progress
    201 4 The Singapore Free Press Friday, March 14, 1958. Opinion Remarkable progress SINGAPORE'S flourishing poultry and i g industry is a fine imple oi what an energetic government department can achieve. i i ten years, the Veterinai.. Departnn n with p< rsist( nee backed with know-how. Lias a-11 bin eradicated the
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    Setback for German 'miracle'
    643 4  -  Norman Lindhurst by I J m S. recession A WIDE crack has .suddenly appeared in the German boom Ruhr coal. For the first time since the war, Ruhr mines have a huge unmarketable surplus one million tons. Six Ruhr mines have had to close, at least
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    Traders hit: Big rice stock in hand
    173 5 TUB Indonesian dispute is costing Singapore rice traders a lot ol money in godown hire charges to store about 50,000 tons of rice which they bought from Siam for re-export to Java and Sumatra. The rice is worth about $20,000,000. The commercial rice
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    98 5 The Shia Immami Ismaili Community in Singapore celebrated the enthronement of the new Asa Khan, witb a dinner party held at Karekkal Lane, ofT East Coast Road. Some members oi the community are seen above with a garlanded picture of their new leader They are (from left) seated Mrs. K.
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    COUNCIL 'SEE WHAT WE DO FOR YOU'TOURS
    104 5 COUNCIL 'SEE WHAT WE DO FOR YOU' TOURS T*HE Singapore City 1 Council will arrange conducted tours o£ public utility services from the beginning of next month. The Council will provide the transport from the City Hall and back. It will be a two-hour trip. The chief of the council's
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    Lock icon CHINA'S TOP LEADERS HONOUR BALLET GROUP FROM JAPAN
    194 5 CHINA'S TOP LEADERS HONOUR BALLET GROUP FROM JAPAN Muvh I<* loam rpilE visiting Japanese X Matsuyama ballet group was enthusiastically applauded, .showered with confetti and presented With baskets of flowers at the end of its premiere performance In Peking last night, according to the New China News Agency. Government lead
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      48 5 SCHERER'S Ca& v*u 1 an Apple take one SCHERER'S CAPSULE B fs da >■ an c T^r"" ko c p 111- Ask for votivor marie in 2 versions I 1 creation by 4 C9rVCll' —perfumes Sole Agents I Favre Leuba Watch Co., Ltd. I 18-F. Battery Road, Singapore I
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      89 5 SINGAPORE RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL ELECTIONS LAST DAYS INSPECTION OF ELECTION REGISTERS I PLEASE CHECK AT YOUR NEAREST INSPECTION CENTRE |l\ proudly presents another Slß^^rl if R of fm&r. II r" 1 \i^^'*™^ lit J M.".UIU'.I !>y Bn// y^^n^L c>N wednesda\ mi itihoi W^^BW/ MARCH AI iO 15 T M HR
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      118 6 .ii^i'i< Iliiiiii: l»> Sjtwmj Jordan T SEE- wr MAOE NO MACK -Z] H| I MIS TO MIS Pk?INCnUSJ T ..,.'4.\^BS.%iiS- b> Lee Falk and INiii DavU X IWE RE 601N6 HI6HER j\\\ 1 Cm AN(7 WHATA N\\ f TS I SIR MARRY x KiNPOF ISLAMP/~<i\\ COAMNO rfT^ t^ *^{V j
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      515 6 1 "•'""iiiuiiuu,,,,,,,, i S I **I I BORN today, you btY, I by the stars taleni wi U Vtll 1 akin to genius, but It Is stn you to develop it to Its v J I I sic, the sciences, and lit <v tljree of the fields m wh g
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      163 7 LONDON, March IS I'revloiu Today L. So KSS c.U Bortl Manh 22% buyers 23% buyers P 22% sellers 22^ sellers April 22*8 buyers 22< A buyers 22 7 sellers 22 7 8 sellers Li r 1 IiSS Spot 22% buyers 22% buyers pi sellers 22 sellers j
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      New York prices
      88 7 NEW YORK. March 18. Previous Today SI Spoi 95.25 nor- 95.00 nom. >, futures [gits ntracl March 94.00 buyers 94.00 buyers 95.00 sellers 95.00 sellers Maj 93.87 buyers 93.75 buyers 94.75 sellers 94.75 sellers SALES: Nil. rea March 26.45 paid 26.65 buyers ~t; 75 sellers Maj 26
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      29 7 NEW YORK, March 13. Previous Today In«ji 454.60 454.10 105. hi 106.8^ Don Bonda 88 93 88.88 lIl! 73.37 73 24 posiU Averages.. 153.98 154 18
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      U.S. PEPPER
      43 7 and awaiting 24 H to 24%, shipment unspot and 24 a floats first hall March' prices Quoted in U.S. coifs per Ib. shipment 2:-* Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white snot, awaiting release and afloats 33, first half March shipment 33, sellers ex-dock.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      84 7 i.omm)\, March n Previous Today pmes < i.f. IK./ can ports delivered ng ton Mar. Apr. $187 st $188 1 Sellei I i if I k. 'North po I delivered ton Mar./ Apr. l^S num. £68 nom. \jn May £68 nottl. £68 nom. >IL crude SI
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    S'PORE TOO, CAN ATTRACT U.S. CAPITAL
    331 7 S'PORE TOO, CAN ATTRACT U.S. CAPITAL SINGAPORE can at- tract American capital for opening pioneer industries here if no trade restrictions are imposed. This is the view of Mr. L. D. Seymour, the president of the L. D. Seymour Company of New York, now visiting the Colony on a business
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    To UK in home-made boat
    31 7 The home-made sailing sloop (above) is now nearly finished and below is Lt. Commander E. W. Atkinson, one of the two navy men who built it.
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    Week's talk with wife before she agreed
    174 7 Week's talk with wife before she agreed TWO Royal Navy officers. Lt. Comdr. E. W. Atkinson and Comdr. E McKee hope to sail to Britain in June or July in a 24ft cabin sloop they are building themselves at the Singapore Naval Base in their sparetime. "One big problem," Commander
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    Ships at Bass
    25 7 Ships :<" 'i (i Sing tpor< Naval Basi today are Newcasl le, Newfoundla nd, Royalisi M untg Bay. 81 Bride's Bay and Andrew.
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      149 7 SINCAPORE HIGH TIDES; 4 TODAY: 8.10 p.m TOMORROW: 6.00 i m, j. and 9.12 p.m. SUNDAY: 7.53 a.m. and !>.r>> p.m. t MONDAY: 8.:>!) >m. f and 10.21 p.m. i 1 TUESDAY: 9.41 a m and 10.43 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 10.23 am and 11.05 p.m. THURSDAY: 10.58 am. and 11.25 p
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    ...ON THE TRAIL OF THE YET!
    135 8 Dogs join in I the search "THREE Beagle hounds have been specially flown from America to Nepal, India, to join a climbing expedition in the Himalayas, to help search for the "Abominable Snowman which is believed to exist in these mountains. This is the
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    THE BEST IN MUSIC FOR LONDON
    94 8 THE BEST IN MUSIC FOR LONDON LONDON i., to have a a celebrity mvi Ie fesi i v;ti this spring between May B and .June (>. i ami i musicians from Ajnerica, Rua la, and other i ountrie will be there. Violini i Duviri Oisirakh 1 coming from Moscow, inging,
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    'Senorita' Smythe
    47 8 Miss Pat Smythe, I I'cnuifiojially famous show jumping rider is preparing for the show jumping season this month, She is seen hern el her Gloucestershire home with fOSCa'S foal now eight months old. She's wearing the Pancho outfit she recently brought back from South America.
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    Unknwon Unknwon
    425 8 Unknwon Unknwon A (l N<l Tedd, W»0 terrorised, 'owed he woman The village W Ci lock tpop. 4,618) where usually the or.lv ex- <* i t ement comes from happy tui ifitfi on a river t p from ply. mouth, miles a\ month few Teddy Boys arri\ d from Ply.
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    Unknwon
    45 8 Thousand* of oWj truck, and •tfHfjfl ol n ar r pil< "Lt points J thefl«4 ftlong on« I wcj Germany, ;< \> shippnl back to la numj o\ iwjfl |n work.i ,f for road ra "'V t eHj i tyres have "disapp< of them. H" 111
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    Capital 'C hairstyle
    54 9 "Capriole" a new spring hairstyle for 1958 is shown here by three models of The Vienna Guild of Hairdressers. It is a style in which the hair is divided into two halves. One half is set over the other to form a sleek silhouette in the shape
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    HE END OF THE ROAD
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      140 9 Biggest travel bargain everi Pan Ant's \^n^J M ABi 1 llfMf to the U.S.A. Visit up to 27 extra cities nt no extra fare see sxtro cities ai no cxtrfl fare. Pa) regulai round-trip fare to o single destination, the most distant city on your trip, visil doz< ns ol
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    Channel swim
    55 10 u > many men and women warn to swim the Bng r !hannel t his summer the Channel Swim h Boclai lon ha ;ip aied for volunt era to act b ob ervei Abilii to with tand en Icki Ito kei awal i foi up to 38 houi
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    S. Africa—here I come!
    237 10 S. Africa— here I come! WHY NOT TRAVEL IN STEELE' STYLE? THINKING of visiting the Commonwealth? Why not go fly.: Tommy Steele m picl'ing up £10,000 for 13 days k," the tcusiehiired rock n' roil 1 c.id before snilirr^ fvr South Africa. '■i'ot bad. huh? Tommy sailed only io i
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    T.V. hunt on for Loch Ness monster
    258 10 A HUNT for the "Loch Ness Monster" with the Navy's latest underwater TV cameras is being planned for midMay. The Admiralty has been asked by Mr. James Bin ban, a 8.8.C. official In Glasgow, to supply ships and equipment. Navy chiefs are expected
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    Silver cup has Nelson link
    61 10 A George 111 silver C 4iit cup and cover, which has come under the hammer at Sotheby's, London, auction I rooms/ is a link with the great days of the British Navy under Nelson. It was given by Lloyd's from their Patriotic Fund to one
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    Study in mink
    70 10 Mrs. Margaret Kelly, mother of Princess Grace of Monaco recently wore a Chinchilla coat to at- tend a fur fashion show in Frankfurt, Germany. j Below are seen, left to right, Mrs. Kelly, a mo- del wearing a white Duchess dress with mink stole, the German fashion
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    Unknwon
    199 10 from one cable t the t; ».v:i >roodH for huur> and cliwfl S e c re pp h A eld KsM A. and the fl trlcitj authority- a u H cause ol a seagull. It happei ed in Sale I shire, England At 11 a.m Mr. R j I
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    585 11  -  THE LENSMAN j By j •An easy-to-follow, readable guide for newcomers to this enthralling branch of i I photography. I til llr w run BFTTFD Fl AQU LI ILn rLHOn PICTURES WHEN you are indoors, or when the sun sets or ff is hidden behind monsoon clouds,
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    MINE SINGAPORE PRINTS IN MELBOURNE SALON
    328 11 IM< prints from Singapore have been fptcd for the third bourne Internalal Exhibition of pography. P ur rinta contried b: Mr. Kwan 1 Hoi were accept- Ed, while Mr. Loke Loh Hong sent in two entries. The other accepted prints were entered by Messrs
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    Supersonic snap
    57 11 Slowing down the motion of a high-speed machine Is routine for Industrial photographers hi general use are cameras that ran take 2,500 pictures a second. Pro- fected at normal speed, these films will slow a supersonic rocket sled down tO a 'rani 90 thai tUQinUn ran Ktttflf -rer
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    LASH INDOORS
    46 11 !"<ttirrs indoors with flash is not only fun n '»ow n here, a young mother prepares to Picture of her child in a "natural setting" i Irr inns Even though the picture will he i »ne flash hull) will give rnotißh light •i oicture,
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    Make this print cropper
    142 11 Make this print cropper PROFESSIONALS use commercially- made j "croppers," but you I can easily cut your I own from a piece of I stiff paper. Take a square of j paper and mark an j inch-wide margin. I Trim it off in such a j I way that you
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    Lock icon Blossoms reminder of a boy
    125 12 JAPANESE cherry trees have ben planted ai McLean, Virginia at all the places where five-year-old Sieji Tanetani, son ol an official Japanese Embassy official in Washington, played while he was alive. Beijj who often said tie never wanted to go home because America was "so
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    Lock icon SUMMIT: ASIANS SAY WEST HESITANT
    328 12 SUMMIT: ASIANS SAY WEST HESITANT ISI AN diplomats believe the I ree World ihould l Mo Into high sear and capture the summit conference offensive from Russia. They generally favour a summit conference because they believe or at least hope it will lead to a lessening of tension in world
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    Lock icon Issues in the R.I struggle
    87 12 Issues in the R.I struggle 'Fill-. New York Times 1 commenting on the Jakarta n B against Sumatra, ssJd; I be issues W*i§ conjlut arc now htroniini; Increasingly ek»*. On one side stands president Sukarno, vho rejects Western democrat-\ and in collaboration with the Communists, proclaims a »f uld v
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    Lock icon MYSTERY SUBS. OFF P.I COAST
    78 12 I [NITED 81 A l E8 aircraft and warships hav< joined In d starch ofl th< oul h v "i the Philippine mowing !ei orl ih lure unidentified ibm&rines <»" two o i craft had been tghi I i*he sightings were re ported >y villagers
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    Lock icon Tokyo gesture to Australia
    118 12 Tokyo gesture to Australia i>UT t v r Japan's timelj warning and self-imposed curbs on export s. irreparable damage would probably have been done to the Australian cotton textile industry. This was disclosed in Melbourne by the Australian Trade Minister, Mr. John McEwen, The Japanese Government itself had agreed to
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    Lock icon The challenge
    69 12 IIHE Washington Post, reviewing some oi thr problems facing the S.E.A.T.O. council now meeting in Manila, said "The Communist threat now is pri- Mimily political ;»nd economic. "The challenge is to find moans of converting S.E.A.T.O. into something more than a mere defence alliance. "Until the locus of
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    Lock icon Formosa, Korea can supply the forces
    83 12 A NATIONALIST Chine l paper criticised the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation for being militarily weak and excluding Formosa, Japan and South Korea. The China News asked, "Where arc the forces in case of a sudden Communi.st attack with conventional arms?' It asserted that "the
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    29 12 minority Chinese people the 13 ihuiH of Kwangsi Province are to be granted linfl .uitormni.v by the Peking Government. riitur^hH i Chuang beauty wearing a costume pmiliar tnl l)i'-.>plr
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      Lock icon Japan is forced to look elsewhere
      300 12 Japan is forced to look elsewhere r< aUG H T between Westej a markets and the pj essing need to expan I production to krvp solvent in the face oi a growing population it was inevitabh that Japan would look elsewhere than to the West for this vital trade." Thus
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      12 12 The Jaj in Cap.' j 0 760,000 vi anese agencj X Reuter
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      10 12 graU 1 //arf raided I M, /ff 1 I U.P.
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      11 12 mission a Japan' »g needs f [ndom la f rip' U.P.
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      24 12 India's bndsetfo^ empts foreign B in India i"» m th tax mi eel b» on the Igfl T^onn-tax jvill is for last 1&< Reuter
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      29 12 The West German M for Atomic PcveM fessor Siegfried and Mr, Suketaniß Dire. -tor of Sumuoß Industries I^J Osaka, discussed the developmi atomic energy m Oermi as and Reuter
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