The Singapore Free Press, 14 November 1958

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya 9 Own Family Paper i ,uio November 14, 1958. Price 15 CM
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    Lock icon DULLES HITS AT MASS SLAVERY IN RED CHINA
    391 1 MM. John Foster Dulles, U.S. Secretary of State, yesterday denounced i'ommunist China for "feverishly imposing upon the 650 million people of the mainland a backward system of mass slavery which is labelled the commune system." Mr. Dulles, who has been presiding at
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    Lock icon 'MUTINY' TANKER IN PORT
    61 1 rE mystery of the "mutiny" aboard the tanker Chloe was solved yesterday when its radio operator, John Karalis. WM placed under hospital treatment m Bombay for a nervous breakdown. While the ship was m the Indian Ocean on Tuesday Karalis radioed details of a mythical mutiny.
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    Lock icon 'Major challenge of our times'
    256 1 yjMTC-PLAN TALK IN R.I. X E 18 member nations last night wound up the AectoroH ?2 Plan inference m Seattle with a th !<m that "the economic development of ou r inn M V(i()pod areas ls nia^ or rhallpnKe of rotation ■n requires met," cod.
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    BOY IS 7TH ROAD VICTIM THIS MONTH
    74 1 A CHINESE boy died m the General Hospital early this morning after having been knocked down by a van near Havelock Road police station last night. He was the seventh person to die as a result of a traffic accident this month. The
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    Polio: Three more cases
    30 1 Three more cases of polio, all paralytic, were admitted to the Middleton Hospital up to 9.30 a.m. today. The total for this year is now 291.
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    RUBBER PRICE
    29 1 December first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at 90% cents a lb.. down half a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was uncertain.
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    Lock icon He ignored don't fly plea: 79 died
    117 1 A DOCTOR told a boar! of inquiry m Monti yesterday that he had urged a pilot to ground himself several months before the pilot was involved m Canada's worst air disaster m 1957. Dr. Bernard Raginsky, Ident of the Bex for Clinical ami
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    Lock icon Now Khrushchev brands Bulganin
    321 1 Now Khrushchev brands Bulganin r rilK So\ie< Premier, 1 Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, last night publicly denounced Marshal Nikolai Bulganin, the other half of the old "B and X" partnership, fo r hay- ing worked agfnst Communist Party\>olicies. t In a report published m Moscow by the official Soviet news agency
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    Lock icon Fishing war with Britain more serious, says Iceland
    142 2 Fishing war with Britain more serious, says Iceland rE Icelandic Parliament was warned yesterda that the situation In the fishing war with Britain was "more serious than ever." The Prime Minister. Mr. Hermann Jonasson, agreed with an Opposition leader that the situation had worsened following Wednesday's Incidents Involving a British
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    Lock icon MINK: ROLLS ROYCE OF RATS
    72 2 MINK: ROLLS ROYCE OF RATS JUDGES who wear ermine— and counsel took a poor view of mink yesterday during a case m the Appeal Court m London. "Stripped of all the romance is not a mink nothing more than a rodent?" asked the Master of the Rolls, Lord Evershed. "It
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    Lock icon MR. K. CHALLENGES WEST
    325 2 Let's compete m the field of peaceful economy, he says ur, Nikita Khrushchev, Soviet Prime Minister, has put forward a concrete challenge to the West to compete m the field of peaceful economy, the oittcial Soviet news agency Tass said last night. He has made the
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    Lock icon POLICE BREAK UP BERLIN PROTEST
    147 2 Clubs used against anti-Reds WEST BERLIN anti -Communists, infuriated by blockade threats against the city, last night tried to break up a Communist election rally. Some 3,000 Berliners. mostly youths, shouting "Down with the Communists." tried to break through police lines m front of the
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    Lock icon Aim to outlaw the Reds
    72 2 MR. ROBERT MENZIES, Australian Prime Minister, said m Sydney last night that one of the first planks m the Government's policy for the November 22 Federal election would be to declare the Communist Party illegal, if that were possible. He told an election meeting m
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    Lock icon Nationwide hunt for bank raider
    37 2 Special watch was kept at airfields and ports m Britain yesterday for a gunman with staring eyes who held up a London Bank on Wednesday, wounded the manr and escaped with Reuter
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    Lock icon Women rushed lorries to be arrested—police
    113 2 Women rushed lorries to be arrested police A POLICE officer told a Johannesburg court yesterday that a crowd of African women demonstrating against the Usue of identity cards had submitted "voluntarily and eagerly" to am refusing to dLsper.se. Six hundred and ninetytwo women charges of holding an illegal procession, causing
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    Lock icon BREAD BEFORE POLITICS
    84 2 BREAD BEFORE POLITICS fIjISS Mabel Stricklanl Progressive Constitu tional Party leader X m valetta yetter^i party's slogan for nex w/ck's London talk* on Malta's constitutional to turc would be "bread before politics." m Miss Strickland, who win attend the talks, said the party had prepared i memorandum showinl tnat the
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    Lock icon Quake rocks Tokyo
    19 2 A rolling earthquake shook Tokyo buildings this morning. There were no immediate reports of damage.- U.P.I.
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      130 2 THE SINGAPORE DISPENSARY (THEBESI STOCKED CHEMISTS IN TOWN) Heod Office: 265, Orchard Rd Spore Tel: ***** Daily: Fro* 8.30 i.m. to 6.00 p.n. I Branch 69, Serangoon Carden Way (Serangoon Garden Estate) Tel. ***** Daily: From 9.00 a.m. to 9.00 p.m. Call on us for your Medical, Toilet Cosmetic Requirements
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    Lock icon 200 Cuba rebels die in 3 dashes in 24 hours
    174 3 200 Cuba rebels die in 3 dashes in 24 hours if ORE THAN 200 rebels were kill )l ed In three .skirmishes m 24 hours > n tnc outskirts of Mansanillo m Cuba's Eastern Oriente Province, the army command renortect m Havana yesterday. The army said the rebels lost another
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    Lock icon THE LAW SPOILT HIS VANISHING ACT'
    83 3 THE LAW SPOILT HIS VANISHING ACT' lirilllAM RITCHIE, If 25-year.old convict, performed an unscheduled disappearing trick while rehearsing a joggling act for the Christmas concert at Barlinnie Prison, Glasgow, last night. He slipped into a wash -room, wriggled through a small window and climbed a 25--foot wall to freedom. The
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    Lock icon Miners' pay talks stymied
    33 3 DEADLOCK was reached m London yesterday over pay claims for nearly 300,--000 British miners. The National Coal Board is offering a weekly increase of seven shillings and sixpence.- Reuter
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    Lock icon 'Shadow cabinet' surprise: Bevan tops the poll
    172 3 'Shadow cabinet' surprise: Bevan tops the poll THERE were two surprises last night when the A British Labour opposition elected its parliamentary committee sometimes known as the "shadow cabinet." Dr. Edith Summerskill, defeated last year, was re-elected with 119 votes. She takes the place of Mr. George Brown, who has
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    Lock icon Fire kills 7 children
    42 3 SEVEN children, aged between seven weeks and 11 years, died m a fire which oyed a six- room wooden house m Fort Wayne. Texas, early yesterday. The parents. Mr. and Mrs George Gammons. <\nd another child survived. Reuter
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    Lock icon U.K. plans atomic safety group
    30 3 The British Oovornnv nuclear Mfety iry commit toe of I hiff expert 1 Mill I for of Id In tho House of Lords la^t Reuter
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    Lock icon NASSER ON SWEET VICTORIES OF U.A.R.
    123 3 PRESIDENT Gamal Abdel Nasser t y pointedly ignored charges by King Hussein of Jordan that United Arab Republic MIG jets attacked the King's plane over Syria on Monday. Speaking at Minya, Nasser said the Soviet offer of aid to help build the Aswan Dam
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    Lock icon ROYAL VISIT TO ETHIOPIA
    27 3 The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester left London by air last night for a 12-day tour of Ethiopia, Somaliland protectorate and Aden.- Reuter
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      49 3 MANSFIELDS f NEW TRAVEI BUREAU I AT FITZPATRICK S B SUPERMARKET CAN NOW ATTEND TO ALL YOUR TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS m PHONE a SSS ***** w w HEAD Of net OCtAN »ID6. SINCAPORt. MARTA ri f THE TLOWKK SHOP 1! ZPATRICKTS Supermarket TEL 228.U DECORATIONS FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER TABLE
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      142 3 Special Announcement to Singapore Cold Storage Customers Have you redeemed your "Omo" Coupon? It saves you 50 cents when you get your packet of Giant" Omo from any of the Singapore Cold Storage Shops m Singapore Island. A free "Omo" mask will accompany every packet redeemed. Coupon redemption closes on
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      Opinion Khrushchev 'reform'
      283 4 Opinion Khrushchev 'reform' Because of communism's notoriously cynical disregard for the individual, Russia's new "work-while-you learn" programme one of the major changes m Soviet domestic policy during the Khrushchev era cannot but arouse speculation about the motives behind the proposal. Under this programme, the period of basic schooling is to
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    Millions in China's Citizen Army
    652 4 Millions in China's Citizen Army WOMEN ENLISTING' TOO SAYS lAN McCRONE reporting from Hong Kong VIARCHING shoulder to shoulder across Communist China with th establishment of people's communes is the "Everyone a Soldier" movement. This home guard organisation, described as a defence force against invasion by "American imperialists," had enlisted
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    BY THE WAY
    274 4  -  Beuchcomber ft» BY mcentratlng on Klain o v r, :-ausagomake that their re not Intended to be hunt? on wall i as works of art, or left about like furniture. The functional may not be very beautiful, but, m the words of Wilde. all men cat the
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      31 4 Imarcasite I RHINESTONE Z Z JEWELLERY Z t.ui m s t B //on v on Display m Jp.h.hendry: Jl Wfllrl S A 7H North Bridge Rd., S'poieß KuaU Lumpur. B rtiiisiaiif
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      114 4 ■f^l^H ECHO-SOUNDER Yochtsmcn' Fishermen! Shipowners 5t d C ho HIRE IT IS!— Th« amoiing Pvc 'leod«wo n Sounder' The Pye Leadsman is the *moMcst <> nd i m<> ofh(t ■pHBJHMBgI nomieal Automatic Depth Sounder on the mo —specially designed for Yochtv lcoS f Fnhing Vessel*, Coaster* and River C'°» T
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    Lock icon HELPING HAND FOR POLIO CHILDREN
    322 5 HELPING HAND FOR POLIO CHILDREN Adequate post-hospital facilities provided ARRANGEMENTS have been made by the L Singapore Ministry of Health to give paralytic children discharged from hospital adequate outpatient treatment. A Ministry spokesman yesterday said two wards at the General Hospital had been opened for therapeutic treatment of post-polio paralytic
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    Last day to apply for hotel licences
    124 5 Last day to apply for hotel licences UOTEI. owners In 11 Singapore have only one more day to apply foi renewal of licences for next year. A spokesman of the Hotel 1 s Board said applioatioi including three for now licences— had been pouring* 1 m. There are more than
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    Blood gift record
    95 5 A TOTAL of 970 people m Singapore donated blood last month, a record so far this year. According to the monthly report of the Blood Transfusion Service, thia figure was matched with <* record number of 936 recipients. Of the 970 donors, 252 were relatives of those
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      47 6 Enjoy today's most exciting Cigarette... First m Flavour. .The full exciting flavour that means more taste... more aroma! Every L M pack ever made has carried this statement: "A blend of prem quality cigarette tobaccos indue: special aromatic types." imM] w^ ■MB .*""i 'r Tfcw w Sk
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      141 6 JUT HAWKI by Sydney ol j' a A MARTIAN THE t/IE«/lf«i SC«tENS «W hOVC Surrounded P it »H»b r»Of Owr *viSh ÜBgggggßJ patrol MA.t oonc O£ao oi I Jur ships <and yours wifti It) desce^c^ 'o earths )j^"O3BW I Twev«€ boono k. *ye cca t mn uXArt I rteo^five portide
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      398 6 BORN today you have a keen n and a real understanding ol people. You will not be on< I follow the conventional pattei B thinking. Since your inter* m the realm of the ci I you are very likely to sei B vogue winch others, In time, low. You are
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  • Round the world Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      174 7 LONDON. Nov. 13. Previous Today li-iimiK no. 1 KSS c.l.f. h a, N«v 26 buyers buyers ll lP 26 n sellers sellers Dec 26';. buyers buyers i sellers 2ti'_. sellers IfMitKtK No. 1 BSS Spot 26% buyers 26.. buyers Kimuu i sellers 26 sellers Iki-KIIKK No. 1
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      New York prices
      103 7 NEW YORK, Nov. 13. Previous Today TIN Straits Spot 99-37 nom. 99.12 nom. TIN futures Straits Contract Dec. 97.25 buyers 96.75 buyers 99.75 sellers 98.75 sellers Jan 97.00 buyers 9G.62 buyers 99.50 sellers 98.62 sellers TONE: Quiet. SALES: Nil. RUBBER: Futures Not 32.80 buyers 32.50 buyers 33.50
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      33 7 NEW YORK. Nov. 13. Previous Today SO Industrials 562.39 560.75 20 Railroads 154.99 154.48 40 Domestic Bonds 86.46 86.58 15 I Ulities 85.77 85.90 65 Stocks Composite Averages 195.10 194.68
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      U. S. PEPPER
      61 7 bar spot and awaiting Wlease 25, afloats 25 to 24... November shipment 24. 23^ o ana f. L.inipong' spot and ■vaiunf release 25, afloats 25 Above prices quoted to 24'A. November shipment 24 cif. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot MH. awaiting release 39'a. afloats 39, and November
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      92 7 COPRA Philippines ciif. U.K.' North European ports delivered weight per lonp ton Not. rOPRA. Straits c.i.f. U.K./North European ports delivered fnrKt.P" lon ton NoT./Dee. '-OCOMT OIL crude Straits ctf. European ports In balk P<r long; ton Xov./Dec. COCONUT OIL crude Ceylon MX European ports In bulk
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    LONDON STOCKS IRREGULAR
    169 7 THERE was slightly less sLi, aC tT tlv L ty on the London f k Exchange yesterday a ir! he mar ket presented an irregular appearance. cn advanc e in industrial ed b t Wa f, l ess Pronounctonp i a satl^actory underd hv ?i! ma| ntalned,
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    RAILINGS TO KEEP MOBS OUT OF ASSEMBLY
    233 7 RAILINGS TO KEEP MOBS OUT OF ASSEMBLY Enclosure ordered may cut off car park SINGAPORE Legislative Assemblymen are taking steps to ensure that mobs do not invade the precincts of the 1 egislature while it is m ses- sion. The Speaker, Sir George Oehlers, on the advice of the Assembly's
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    Plane to blaze the trail
    100 7 Plane to blaze the trail AN INDIAN AIR FORCE plane is expected to arrive m Singapore on Monday on a proving flight from New Delhi to Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and Jakarta. The flight has been arranged as a prelude to the visit of the Indian President, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, to
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    Today's radio programme for Singapore
    115 7 Today's radio programme for Singapore 1.15 p.m. Potpourri; 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1.45 Potpourri Again; 2.00 Close Down; 5.00 String Serenade; 5.30 At the Piano; 5.45 Radio Ranch; 6.00 Mail Bag. Sarojini Lourdes plays your Requests; 6.45 Lights On; 6.53 Announcements and Singapore Share Marked Report; 7.00 Time Signal
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      42 7 SINCAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 12.13 p.m TOMORROW: 1.46 a.m. and 12.55 p.m. SUNDAY:2.34 a.m. and 1.39 p.m. MONDAY: 3.23 a.m. and 2.27 p.m. TUESDAY: 4.17 a.m. and 3.21 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 5.20 a.m. and 4.32 p.m. THURSDAY: 6.35 a.m. and 6.15 p.m. j
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    The plant used for witches' brew
    201 8 The plant used for witches' brew No Tunny A HIGHLY poisonous k tropical plant, said to have been used by witches to product hallucinations a n d madness, has been found growing wild at High Beech, a small hamlet near 1 .ti ugh ton (Essex). England. rhe plant, an annual,
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    334 8 Mr. Jew's mistress moves in on happy family i h hls 4 and her childj m one huu> e a extremely must surely be' Ktraordlnary setup m Bri--111 4 1 The nian of the bouse is 39-year-old lorry driver Joseph New< His wife, 36- year old Margi has seven children.
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    Pup gets pep pill to dispel those jitters
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    The Gabors get together
    4 8 The Gabors get together
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    ARE YOU SURE IT'S SAFE TO TAKE?
    114 8 It was bad enough when human beings had j to start taking tranquillisers to keep themselves I going. Now their faithful four-legged friends j dogs have had to start taking them os well. But they are not taking them because life has become
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    BIG RE-UNION FOR PAPA AND ZSA ZSA
    88 8 BIG RE-UNION FOR PAPA AND ZSA ZSA WIE three beautiful "Gabor girl 9" made a special visit to Vienna with their mother recently for a re-union with their father an Hungarian lawyer whom they hadn't seen for ten years. "Papa" Gabor received special permission to leave his country for an
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    ROLLING OUT THE BARREL 6 TIMES FASTER
    213 9 ORITAIN'S breweries will be able to roll out v the barrel six times faster than before if the new plant bein^ developed proves successful and is adopted. 'dentists working under 47-year-old Dr. Arthur Cook, director of the Brewing Industry Research Foundation at Nutfield,
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    WHIPSNADE —THE ZOO WITHOUT BARS
    956 10 WHIPSNADE —THE ZOO WITHOUT BARS ,'5O years ajfo, was just a small village m Hedfordshire about 33 miles north west of London. Today it is famous all over the world for its zoological park, where animals from every country can be seen roaming their paddocks and enclosures m comparative freedom.
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    NOW MR. McCORMAK MUST REMAIN ON THE WATER WAGON
    295 10 NOW MR. McCORMAK MUST REMAIN ON THE WATER WAGON 'PHE ban they put on 51-year-old James McCortnack the other day was: No more drinking. And Derby magistrates took a "highly unusual step" to keep temptation out of his way. They gave permission for police to circulate MeCormack's photograph to tho
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    Singapore entry takes first prize
    884 11  -  THE LENSMAN By I THE JUDGES I P RAISE I EBB TIPE FRIDAY PHOTOGRAPHY PAGE] DON'T BE SCARED OF THE DARK js x BRIAN JOHNS a SINGAPOREAN, Mr. I\ 1 1 1 leek Chjt <>* gerangoon Ko;wl. Singapore, won first ptize m I photographic competiUon
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    QUERIES
    232 11 COLOUR FILM I CAN OUTDOOR CO- LOUR FILM BE USED IN- DOORS, OR VICE VERSA? This question apparent. ■ly puzzles many picturef shooters; m fact, more of them ask about it than about any other Mbjeet. Easiest way to remem- ber is to notice the do. signation on the
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    Two lights give depth
    165 11 TRY using more than one flash when making a picture— for a typical twolamp set up, place one lamp at an angle so that it will produce highlights and hadows which produce the effect of depth. Then use another flash to lighten the shadows and reduce
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    Lock icon 'DIGGING GRAVE OF FREEDOM IN JAPAN' WARNING
    312 12 JAPANESE politica J leaders have warn* ed that they might be dicing the grave oi mocracy m Japan. An elder Mm am: former Prime Minister. Mr /.an Ishibashi, has publicly issued this warning after the political deadlock brought parliamentary pro. i a standstill.
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    Lock icon MOVES TO WEAKEN JAPAN LINK-UP WITH AMERICA
    222 12 T<HE London Times said the real struggle behind the disputed Japan--1 cse Police Bill is whether Japan should continue its close association with the United States. "Japan is m the throes of what may prove to be the most important political crisis since
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    56 12 Giant Cypress trees, felled by hand, from large reserves 6,000 feet, above sea level near Lotting, Formosa are an important contribution to the economy of Nationalist China. Chinese loggers are now rushing to complete an order for 600,000 rail ties for South Korea. Here a huge log is being transported
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    Lock icon TALKS PUT OFF
    52 12 IAPANESE Foreign Minister Aiichiro Fujiyama has ssmja^nsi thc d mn£ SiS h 4 n^ xf sche dulrd meeting with thc United states Ambassador, Mr. Douglas Mac Arthur U, with whom he Is dlacussinK revision of \)u> v., 1 Missis ''.Tt 1 1 1^.:, 1 11 DMttlC political
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      Lock icon Ike backing Kishi plan now—Tokyo
      245 12 Ike backing Kishi plan now Tokyo JAPANESE leaders are particularly Bleated h President Eisenhower, m his Seattle sn !'i to the Colombo Plan conference, threw the f weight of his otlicial position behind th«> m n to create a second world bank. v The Japanese have long pressed for this
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      74 12 Prince Norodom Sihanouk on his return to Pnom Penh from a visit to the United States declared that friendship between Cambodia and America "is steadily becoming closer." An Increase of over 30 per cent m the importation of Japanese radios into the United States m 1959 has been predicted by
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      21 12 NVw ambassadors m Tokyo are Mr. Sim Var of Cambodia and Mr. Rudei A. Asmaun of I n( Joni a Reuter
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      30 12 A U.S. Government nfluui Mr. Daniel J. Mllo join the third Jap Antarctic expedition as an observer He wS board fhe Icebreaker Soya at Capetown on n. .•vk« 22- Reuter
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      21 12 Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako received m audience the visiting nadian Finance Minister Mr. Donaid M. Fleming and Mrs. Fleming. Reuter
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      26 12 The Japan P.E.N. Club m Tokyo has expressed regret ovor the so-ca "Pasternak ca& "m which the Club said, literal had been entangli d politics.- Reuter
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      34 12 Japanese Foreign Minister Aiichiro Fujiyama, commenting on the stalled n egotiatior.s with South Korea, said that so far the Korean Khad made no leal proposals for ment of the Rhee Line fishery issues.- U.P.I.
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      25 12 The United States-Japan-Canada tripartite fisheries commission m Tok;j failed to reach any new agreement but decided to maintain the present treaty for another year Reuter
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      24 12 MT. SEMERU (11,000 FT' IN EAST JAVA HAS SHOWN INCREASED ACTIVITY. AND THE LOCAL POPULATION HAS BEEN ALERTED TO PREPARE FOR SUDDEN EVACUATION.- U.P.I.
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      29 12 Mr. G B. S. Thomson, general' manager of the Hong Kong Kowloon Wharf and Godown and Star Ferry companies, said both firms were following the "buy British" policy U.P.I.
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      28 12 Philippine Government troops arc reported to DC preparing an offensiw against the Huks who f rf now openly roanims through Pampaim-i rJJ" vince, 40 miks W* Manila. U.P.I.
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      42 12 President Sukarno aid on his return to Jakarta «o his East Indonesia tou that "West Irian (Du^ Nexo Guinea) cawc be returned to Indonesia through P} ead J",l and begging through the rength of the Ob referrinp to mor* economic profl Reuter
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