The Singapore Free Press, 20 November 1958

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    15 1 The Singapore Free Press Malavirs Own Family iagapar*. fkani^i November 2t. 1»M. Piice 15 CU.
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    Cameron: Polio on wane— No new cases
    90 1 Cameron: Polio on wane— No new cases polio epidemic Is showing signs of waning. 0 declared the City Health Officer, Dr. Cameron, this mornin« when announcing that no new cases of polio had been reported between 4.30 p.m. yesterday and 9.:*0 a.m. today. kiid Dr. Cameron: "I'm ver> pleased with
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    Lock icon SUDAN HITS AT BRITAIN
    105 1 FHE Sudanese radio at 1 lan broadca.-t n British imterday for since the army's coup d'etat on M0;... according to no. an Radio said il 1 broadcast that had recognised ■mo sot up by General ibraiud \j m, the new If regime anounce d last evening
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    24 1 Dutch shipping companies have complained that Iraqi postal authorities are destroying mail and documents addressed "Persian Gulf" instead of Arabian Gulf." Reuter
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    Lock icon SPUTNIK 111 TO DIE SOON
    33 1 "nd burn X 'i fast and wl en e atmosphere R l l P dur,n "rst two weeks of December iT-rm.in y observatory an nou tired yesterday. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Iraq condemns ex-Premier to the gallows
    210 1 Iraq condemns ex-Premier to the gallows A SPECIAL military tribunal in Bagdad yes- terday sentenced Ahmed Mukhiar Baban, Prime Minister of Iraq at the time of the coup last July, to death on the gallows. Two other former Iraqi statesmen were sentenced to terms in prison. Mr. Tewrlk Al Suweidi,
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    INTIMIDATION BY VISITORS says VASAGAR
    366 1 INTIMIDATION BY VISITORS says VASAGAR Strangers seated right behind councillors IBERAL-SOCIALIST city councillor. Mr. S. M. Vasagar, today called upon the Mayor and the Chief Administrative Officer not to allow strangers into the council chamber at future meetings. He alleged that the presence of strangers in the chamber, right behind
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    Lock icon MOTHER NOT TO BE TOLD STAR TYRONE IS DEAD
    127 1 MOTHER NOT TO BE TOLD STAR TYRONE IS DEAD AR R A N G EMENTS have been made to inter the body of film star Tyrone Power i near the crypt of Rudolph Valentino in Hollywood, but Mr. Power's 70 year old mother who is ill, will not be told
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    Lock icon Top EOKA terrorist captured in Cyprus
    121 1 Top EOKA terrorist captured in Cyprus ANDREAS Sophocleous. a top EOKA terrorist with a £500 ($4,250) price on his head, has been captured during North Cyprus operations, it was announced in Nicosia last night. This followed the killing in North Cyprus yesterday of Kyriakos Matsis, the most "wanted" terrorist after
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    RUBBER PRICE
    31 1 December first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 89 cents per lb., up one eighth of a cent on yesterday's close The tone was quiet.
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    Lock icon Antarctic trek
    15 1 The nrst Polish expedition to the Antarctic will leave Warsaw on Dec. Reuter
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    Lock icon TRAIN CRASHES INTO PLANE ON RAILS
    84 1 A jot fighter lulled on takeoff at El marine baso in caiivstorday and collided with a Santa Fr sengrr train, derailing the engine and the fl coaci A Marine Corpfl official said a F4d Douglas Skyray, a slngl' r, boun•fT tnc runw.iy and landed
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    Lock icon HOPES OF SPACE ACCORD GROW
    491 2 Russia still shy of A-tesf ban supervision A I the United Nations yesterday, Russia and the West appeared to be on the road to ultimate agreement on world-wide co-operation in outer space through a U.N. organ. But in Geneva, Russia ivas extremely reluctant to discuss
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    Lock icon SPECTACULAR WELCOME for GLOUCESTERS
    119 2 of nomad tribesmen u 70 horses greeted the val yesterday of the Duki and Duchess ol ai HargeUa airport, British Somaliland. The Duke, who has completed a seven-day visit tc Ethiopia, formally opened the new airport. Thousands of Somalis lined the route into town despite Cairo
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    Lock icon Still deadlocked
    26 2 Britain's Foreign Secretary, Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, said in London yesterday there has been no progress in settling the fishing boundary dispute with Iceland. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon ASIANS 'GOOD SCHOLARS' SAYS CASEY
    56 2 ASIANS 'GOOD SCHOLARS' SAYS CASEY Mr. Kit-hard Casey. Australian Minister fur External Affairs, said in Canberra yesterday tJi.it the students from Hi Asian countries now studying in Australia had a good scholastic record last year. The percentage of these students successful in examinations rose from 70 7 in 1956 to
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    Lock icon Trade pact
    16 2 Yugoslav and Sudanese economic delegations yesterday signed a trade agree ment in Belgrade. Reuter
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    Lock icon Tito's jibe: Those who cringe can't beat us
    173 2 PRESIDENT Tito said yesterday that Yugoslavia ''cannot be forced to its knees" by the Soviet bloc's antiYugoslav campaign. Speaking at Zrenjanin, Northern Yugoslavia, the Yugoslav leader said, "Once again we are attacked and threatened, and slanders and abuse are directed against us
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    Lock icon PHILOSOPHER PREDICTS RED REVOLT IN CHINA
    93 2 PHILOSOPHER PREDICTS RED REVOLT IN CHINA DR. HU SHIH, former Nationalist ambassador to the United States and noted Chinese philosopher, predicts that the commune system on the China mainland will touch off a general uprising. In a Taipeh broadcast, he said: 'The commune system is against tradition and Is bound
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    HOPES FADE FOR COMPROMISE IN JAPAN CRISIS
    141 2 HOPES FADE FOR COMPROMISE IN JAPAN CRISIS HOPES for a compromise in Japan's political crisis faded last night as the Liberal Democratic and Socialist leaders meeting in Tokyo refused to give way on their respective positions. The crisis began on Nov. 4 when the Socialist Party walked out of the
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    Lock icon Currency talks
    23 2 A world bank spokesman said yesterday that new international talks on India's forei exchange r were expected in due courso, Reuter
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    Lock icon Hush-hush over illness of Duchess's former husband
    55 2 MR ERNEST SIMPSON, 62, former hu Dm Mid il. No details wore given of Mr. Simp rfv nature <>i his Uini ml to which Mr Simp ted pcclaliscg in f the e fourth wifr. the former Mrs. Avril I 1 •rl to hnvr
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    Lock icon No bar to entry into U.K. on racial grounds—Govt.
    399 3 No bar to entry into U.K. on racial grounds Govt. null British Government made it 1 rlear last night that it would make i»c> i" ove to c° ntrol immigraHim from the Commonwealth nor (> (n by Act of Parliament, to solve tin- problem of racial discrimination In Britain. But
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    Lock icon MIXED SCHOOLS DECISION
    57 3 VOTERS in Norfolk, Virginia, have decided by a three to two majority against de-segregated schools The U.S. Federal Government has ordered that the schools, closed last September, be opened to both white iind coloured children. The ballot papers carried a state warning that fees would be charged
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    Lock icon SEAMEN OF BOTH CHINAS HAVE OWN LONDON CLUB
    189 3 SEAMEN OF BOTH CHINAS HAVE OWN LONDON CLUB CHINESE seamen from > Communist China, Formosa and Hong Kong attended a church service in London last night to open their own club near the docks. The service held in the Missions to Seamen Church was conducted by the Anglican Bishop of
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    Lock icon Razak in Jakarta
    39 3 Dato Abdul Razak, Deputy Prime Minister of the Federation of Malaya, and his party which included Malaya's Education Minister Inche Mohamad Khir bin Joharl, arrived in Jakarta yesterday on a weeks goodwill visit to Indonesia Reuter
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    Lock icon FATHER GIVES UP 'MISSING' CHILDREN
    206 3 TWO children, fcr whom there has been a nationwide search since a High Court order last week that they be returned to their mother, were handed over to the police In Portsmouth, England, yesterday. They had been missing with their father, former Canadian soldier Mr.
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    Lock icon Warrant out for singer
    56 3 THE BLACKPOOL bankruptcy court yesterday issued a warrant for the arrest of Mr. Josef Locke. the Irish tenor. The 44-year-old former Belfast policeman failed to appear for his public examination, and the official receiver told the court he had absconded. "He is known to be In
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    Lock icon TORIES CONFIDENT OF BY-ELECTION WIN
    94 3 VOTERS In Abcrdcenshir Division will elect r\ now Member of Parliament today to replac< Robert Boothby, Conservative, who ha s b< vated to the peerage. Lord Boothby had a majority of 10. (,57 fOtea In straight nght wiv»i Labour at the 1955 General I The
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      66 3 A change to greater comfort..* BUY CROCODILE Brand PYJAMAS Available m many pleasing designs colour or ploin. AH sites fo suit both young old Very reasonably priced. LI SENG MIN CO. LTD. 6 North Bridge Rd., S'pore. FINE FURNITURE AT COMPETITIVE PRICES BY VAN HIN Above it a fine E
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, Nov. 20, 1958. Opinion Twinges of conscience
    325 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, Nov. 20, 1958. Opinion Twinges of conscience TIME and again in the past decade the world has been faced by Russia with the choice of peace or war. Each time, there apparently was no alternative. Yet calm, a.lbeit tough. Western steadfastness has always found the
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    'That boy' Hussein is making Nasser think
    709 4 GEOFFREY THURSBY reports from AMMAN PRESIDENT Nasser 1 should have been in Amman the day after Russian-built MiGs of Syria, which is part of Nasser's United Arab Republic, stopped King Hussein flying over Damascus /or a well earned three- week holiday in Europe.
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    BY THE WAY
    191 4  - BY THE WAY Beachcomber by I WAs greeted to England, v. that "A satelli grapefruit ntinue t lor 200 yea nf T^ n( of my rem.. but also ensun ty a golden frantic enu The more «i and more ea Basques have which saj day's meal bread, and la.st and
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      30 4 A Cif. ol Lasting Beauty means so much mi A fine selec I of Quality Silver and Jewelry I S. .1. SUVA Jewellers 106, ORCHARD RD., SINGAPORE, phone: ***** ••lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIMIIiiIIIIIiIIIIiIIi
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      42 4 •If you like good coffee drink HUG tf*"^ Caffeine -free coffee that cannot harm your heart, nerves or digestion "NfTANf >i If any difficulty in obtaining write to HACE MEYER'S vBS BiM W&^T/yi precious razor, a daily U* lw#ll>|lll OVIKSIAS T«AOr«s UMiTia
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    $1m. RESEARCH STATION
    212 5 Ready next month— if the weather holds good Agriculture and fisheries to benefit, too lif millii:»doUar Sembawang animal husbandry and agricultural research station is av nearini completion. mokesman of the Singapore Veterinary Deftrtment told the Free Press that the station lould bo ready by the beginning of
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    haw House opening— 500 invited
    117 5 haw House opening 500 invited ■ORE than 500 guests comprising promln m members of the various Kimunities in Singapore ■vc been invited to attend m opening of Shaw Housp Orchard Road on SaturR Is to be opened by the ■irf Minister, Mr. Lim ■w Hock at 4.30 p.m. ■"he multi-million
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    Lock icon PRESS RATE IS 'UNECONOMIC'
    40 5 The Postmaster General r. Ernest Marples, said in >e House of Commons sterday that the present immonwealth press rate is uneconomic and he X ot S uar> antee it 51^^ ssible t0 mainm it indefinitelv Reuter
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    80 5 A pretty blonde secretary, Miss Vera Spinks (above), who revealed a Communist plot to discredit her boss, Mr. Tom Chapman, the London divisional organiser of the Communist-dominated Amalgamated Engineering Union, by making her accuse him of "indecently assaultIng" her. Mr. Chapman was elected to his union post in June last
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    COUNCIL REPAIR VANS FITTED WITH VHF RADIO
    288 5 COUNCIL REPAIR VANS FITTED WITH VHF RADIO VERY HIGH FREQUENCY radio equipment has been installed on several repair and service vans of the Singapore City Council's electricity department in order to save travelling time, eliminate double journeys and expedite service to consumers. City electrical engineers expect that the equipment would
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    39 5 Lieut-Gen. Sir Richard Hull, C.-in-C. Far East Land Forces (right) who leaves today on a visit to Nepal, is seen with the New Zealand Minister of Defence, Mr. P. G. Connolly when Mr Connolly visited General Headquarters in Singapore.
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    Fifty-six schools for safety game
    124 5 Fifty-six schools for safety game FIFTY-SIX schools in Singapore, both English and vernacular, will tales part in the Shell Traffic Game designed to teach children road safety. To be held at the former Kallang airport opposite the Singapore Youth Sports Centre, the game Is sponsored by the Safety First Council.
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      6 5 MIRRO C °CKTAIL SET JAROEN COMPANY
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      204 6 m m fls I BB JEFF* HAWKe' by Sydney Jordan j^^ Look H*en* rh« muny patrol *^3 U>Otc at kVtotoH w/mUi I* <H »io«v f^iot tus huve dropped x-^| I tele vicwea C f I*y1 *y 4fl L/^ r ■T tfic invisibility screen Sy| k^ clocking fj K So^-thay MANDRAKE
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      373 6 ;<w OORN today on one of the least for tunate days of the month it would appear that the stars have tried to compensate by showt ring V n« with very special gifts in a very Z finite area, so that you will become outstanding in some one field of
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    BILL ON THE JOB AGENCIES IS HAILED
    314 7 BILL ON THE JOB AGENCIES IS HAILED JOB HUNTERS in Singapore yesterday hailed the new draft Bill published by the Government to govern the operations of private employment agencies. They said they had on several occasions regretted registering with some of the so-called agencies. "They collected registration fees but did
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    Ironing out the details
    124 7 DISCUSSIONS are continuing between the governments of Singapore and the Federation over the details of setting up a pan-Malayan Institute of scientific and Industrial Research. According to official sources In Singapore, both governments have agreed to the scheme in principle. Tentative plans It Is hoped to
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    SATA GETS RADIO PHONE
    142 7 SATA GETS RADIO PHONE A TWO-WAY radio telephone between the Singapore AntiTuberculosis Association's office And clinic in Shenton Way and its rehabilitation centre in i South Winds, Jurong, has been installed. An official of SATA said that the equipment was a giti from Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co. Ltd. in Singapore.
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  • Round tho World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      159 7 LONDON, Nov. 19. Previous Today Vll i i:ss c.if. ■l'.l I' v unquoted unquoted Koptun P"' 1 N 25 7 s buyers 25 buyers vtl 26 sellers 2b\ sellers a. i Soot 25 7 buyers 25 n buyers KlfiK No- lK ->p«* 26 seU ers U% sellers
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      New York prices
      92 7 ito'contrad Dec. 97.00 buyers 97.12 buyers 1 99.25 sellers 99.12 seUers fan, 96.87 buyers 97.00 buyers 99.12 sellers 99.00 sellers ;E: Steady. SALES: Nil. IBER: Futures Not 31.80 buyers 32.25 buyers 32.00 sellers 32.50 sellers Jan 31.75 buyers 31.50 buyers 31 90 sellers 31.65 sellers |E: Steady.
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      29 7 NEW YORK, Nov. 19. Previous Today ;nd,|s,li ,|s 564.89 565.97 ia,lloa ls 156.11 157.91 DoimMi. Bond-, 86.59 86.59 _HM«__ 87.35 87.25 Itocks Composite Averages 196.59 197.27
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      U.S. PEPPER
      62 7 lilabar spot and n waiting se 24 24', to 24, 'tnber shipment 24. 23 nd f. Lampong spot and tin? release 24 afloats to 24. November shipment 24. 23 '1. elf. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot and awaiting- release 39 1 afloats 39 to 38 1: >. and
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      97 7 LONDON, Nov. 19. Previous Today $255 to $267 resellers $267 resellers £98 quoted £98 quoted £140 nom. £143 sellers £140 resellers £141 resellers $255.00 sellers $255.00 sellers fR\ Philippines ciif. I'.k./ orth European ports delivered "Slit prr l<,n e t on i> or ?RA, Btraiti eJi.
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      GOVT. MOVES ENCOURAGE STOCKS
      124 7 •U tock marcourtged rnment rid the rally appewirities ''■•r teni lmprove•rded al- mall, nd i *ii but y with line on •'"g was nsibe for a sizeable list of gains in the industrial market. Steel shares however, showed no marked response to the Government's decision on
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    GOVERNMENT SUPPORTS BI-LINGUAL CONTEST
    116 7 THE Singapore Ministry of Education has promised to give every support to the Chinese YMCA's bilingual elocution contest to be held on Tuesday, Dec. 9. The contest, which is the first of its Kind in Singapore, is being held under the patronage of the Chief Minister,
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    Lock icon Clean sweep—or jail – campaign
    47 7 Clean sweep— or jail campaign Officials in Bandung, the hill-city of West Java, are enforcing a "cleanliness ordinance." Reports here said householders who fail to whitewash walk, repaint houses and gates, and clean ditches are liable to a fine of 100 rupiahs or one month's imprisonment. Reuter
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    Atlas falls short
    20 7 The U.S Air Force said last night that an Atlas missile on Tuesday travelled only 2,000 miles.
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    Lock icon Professors sign 'ban tests' plea
    32 7 Fourteen Australian university professors, scientists and church leaders have signed a national appeal to leaders of political parties to support the complete banning of nuclear tests.— Reuter
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      43 7 SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 6.15 p.m. TOMORROW: 7.37 a.m. and 7.56 p.m. SATURDAY: 8.20 a*n. and 8.59 p.m. SUNDAY: 8.54 a.m. and 9.45 p.m. MONDAY: 9.23 a.m. and 10.24 p.m. TUESDAY: 9.52 a.m. and 11.00 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 10 21 a.m. and 11.35 p.m.
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      99 7 Today's radio programme for Singapore 1.15 p.m. Lunchtime Concert: 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1.45 Men Only; 2.00 Close Down; 5.00 The Merry-Go-Round: 5.30 CallIng All Hospitals, presented by Maisie Conceicao; 6.30 Interlude for Music; 6.45 Lights On; 6.53 Announcements and Singapore Share Market Report; 7.00 Time Signal and News;
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  • New Zealand's kettle is on the boil
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      Harnessing geysers is top priority electric power project
      455 8 [\RILLING thousands of feet beneath the earths surface, New Zealand has released a vast potential source of electric power geothermal steam. The many steam vents, geysers and mtHnools in th« volcanic belt of the North Island have long indicated the existence of
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      3 other areas are now letting oft steam
      275 8 3 other areas are now letting oft steam THE puiver potential from shallow drilling at Wairakei and other areas in the thermal zone has been estimated on the basis of the present heat flow. Three areas Waimangu, Whakarewarewa and Ohinemutu are excluded. Waimangu is considered unsafe because there have been
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      THERM WONDER
      77 8 THERM WONDER Below u an u at Wairakei. He" into the earth and i* piped to a po, of the Waikato ft power. The planned fl kilowatts. In the form of pines, in the tourists visiting b< district and this Ipo/ the geothermal area i have driven deep bores 'the
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      The sad tale of Mr B.s car
      232 8 The sad tale of Mr B.s car VICTOR BANNER drove up to the Foreign Ofm a magnificent, 120--mllc-an-hour ranch wagon. H<- offered the 42-horse-power car to officials "as proof that he is not a twister." Mr. Banner, 40-year-old guided missiles engineer, is Just back from the U.S. with his wife
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      Holiday led to 2-yr ordeal under Reds
      337 9 Holiday led to 2-yr ordeal under Reds A MAN who went for a 10-day holiday to Red Poland and stayed there two years "as a prisoner," told his story on his first day of freedom back in Britain. Leon Augustiniak ('Call me August") was born in Poland, served in the
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      I MAY BE A CHIMP BUT I'M NO CHUMP
      134 9 I MAY BE A CHIMP BUT I'M NO CHUMP Brlgitte may be a chimp but she's no chump: She knows that with winter creeping up you can't rely on just a hairy chest for warmth. Her choice to keep out the cold and a very wise one is woollen combinations,
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    THERE WAS MURDER IN THE 'WIND'
    1966 10  -  PELHAM GROOM Another Lai iff story by was his delight on a shiny night to break in on mahjong parties and to help himself to the contents of the wallets. He was always masked with a white silk handkerchief upon which the symbol ot
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    'FIREWORK SPECIAL' ROW IS BREWING
    141 10 SCHOOLBOY pranks on trains between Windsor and London have got top, said a British Railways spokesman at Waterloo the other day. And then he used a word not unknown in public school "We arc going to thl the whole business out with the Eton College
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    Army's good deed —now they are village heroes
    472 11 Army's good deed —now they are village heroes 4 MIXED FORCE of British and Australian troops have become "heroes" of Penghulu \wan bin Osman and the 15 Malay families of the tiny village of Kampong Bagan riu in North-West Malaya. The troops, working In off-duty hours, broke 50 tons of
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    Operation 'supply' a success
    142 11 Operation 'supply' a success The Ordnance Field Park, a large installation from which the entire Brigade gets most of its supplies, moved out complete by road seventy miles to the River Merbok and was ready to continue to supply the brigade the next day. The normal work of the unit
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    ROCKS FOR NEW ROAD
    74 11 A mixed group of Australian and U.K. soldiers of 28 Common- wealth Brigade Ordnance Field Park pass rock along the beach near the River Merbok to trans port waiting to take it to the road by Kampong Bagan Ulu. More than 50 tons of rock was
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    Gurkhas go on signal mission
    101 11 Gurkhas go on signal mission A DETACHMENT from 17 Gurkha Division Signal Regiment, will shortly leave Singapore for their home land at the request of the Nepalese Government to assist the authorities establish an administrative communications network which will cover much of the country. The proposed signals network will carry
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    THE CAPTAIN LENDS A HAND TOO
    51 11 SECOND-IN-COMMAND of 28 Common wealth Brigade Ordnance Field Park, Captain Ken Batters, 35, helps Private B. Hamnett. 20, and Private S. E. Owen, 20, (foreground) to spread rock on the rain-ravaged road of Kam pong Ba(jan vi u near the River Merbok in North
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    Lock icon 'KOREA ARMY IS ONE OF BEST IN THE WORLD'
    165 12 'KOREA ARMY IS ONE OF BEST IN THE WORLD' SOUTH KOREAN Army Chief of Staff Gen. Paik Sun Yup, who recently returned to Seoul from a trip to Europe, the Middle East, Africa and South-East Asia, said he was convinced the South Korean army was among the world's finest. Travelling
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    191 12 Vietnam tells of success SOUTH Vietnamese Foreign Minister Vu Van Mao has reported to the U.S. State Department on his young nation's progress in improving the living standards of farmers and dealing with other economic problems. The Foreign Minister, after conferring with Assistant Secretary of State Walter S. Robertson at
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    233 12 Aided nations can repay West r»ANADA Finance Minister Donald Fleming said in Ottawa that the "have" countries like Canada cannot shut their eyes to the plight of the "have not" countries of Asia. Mr. Fleming safd he noticed an "awareness" of aid contributed to the Colombo Plan countries dur- ing
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    79 12 ISRAEL CO-OP PATTERN FOR BURMA THE 32 officers and mm of the Burmese army about to begin a year's study of Israeli co-operative farmIng methods will all live in co operative villages. There they are to work and learn planning of manpower, land distribution, housing, marketing of produce, handling of
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    150 12 New Japanese evidence of A-f allout harm A JAPANESE veterinary scientist said the bones of domestic animals living in Japan in pre-war days had been entirely free from Strontium 90, a dangerous radioactive element. The scientific endorsement of the prevailing belief among Japanese scientists that foreign nuclear tests were wholly
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    58 12 Communist China is flooding the anti-communist world with r/Sslso million worth of narcotics annually, the Taipeh United Dally News said. Red China yearly ships 2,000 tons of morphine, cocaine and heroin through illegal channels in Hong Kong, Japan and Siam to purchase strategic supplies and finance communist
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      41 12 Mr. L. K. Jha, chief of India's delegation to the annual General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) policy-setting session in Geneva, told the 37-nation gathering that German import quotas were causing "very serious" damage to the In- dian economy. U.P.I.
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      32 12 Touring Dr. Srigatis Santoso, secretary- general of the Jakarta Ministry of Public Works and Power, said in Pittsburgh that because of American aid, the Indonesian Government has basically pro Western leanings. U.P.I.
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      37 12 Ambassador R. S. S. Gunewardene of Ceylon said in Seattle that economic aid had been offered to Ceylon by U.S.S.R. and Red China, but to date only one project had been approved by the Ceylon Government. U.P.I.
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      50 12 The International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU) in Brussels has appealed to the Japanese Prime Minister to amend the Public Corporations Law which forbids 3,500,000 public service workers to strike, and subjects public service trade unions disputes H?«H2? lpulsO i ry arbitr ation binding only upon the workers.— Reuter
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      22 12 Canada has no intention ot extending political recognition to Communist China, Canadian Minister of Finance D M. Fleming said in Tokyo. Reuter
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      35 12 The first five Japanese Catholic aisters to work among Japanese emigrants living in South America are on their way to Brazil. They will be assigned to hospitals and kindergardens in areas settled by Japanese. Reuter
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      29 12 Anxiety is growing among United States makers of cotton clothing over the fast increasing imports of cotton manufactures from Hong Kong accord. ing to a Washington re. port Reuter
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      27 12 The International Olympic Committee in Lausanne has removed the name of the Chinese Olym p i c Committe e of Peking from its records and lis Reuter
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      17 12 Japan has suggested that the G.A.T.T. autumn session for 1959 should take place in Tokyo. Re uter
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      37 12 Jet air travel and even faster planes to come— will start a flood of tourist dollars to Japan, the Philippines, Australia and the entire Pacific area, American industrialist Henry J. Kaiser has predicted in Neic York.- U.P.I.
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      32 12 Canadian Finance Minister D. M. Fleming said in Tokyo that, although there had been a reduction in world trade, Japan's sales to Canada had been maintained, and in certain commodities, increased. Reuter
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      45 12 A legal statement published In Hong Kong said that the recent hand vcr oi the British-own, d ED. Sassoon and <^>mPany Shanghai, and affiliated companies to the staleoperated China Eni' i prises Company was 'ntireiy unauthorised." The properties involved comprise about 60 large estates- Reuter
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      49 12 The United States < regain its lost P r is JSmLi Asia U each American demonstratea his belief in freed r>n*n& equality by deed n^il as word. Oen. Carlos r. Romulo. Philippine am bassador to theV .s aw in a new book'*"' Friend" written ffl with Pearl S. Buck. U.P.I.
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      195 12 Gesture to Japan by the Garcias A KEY purpose of the visit next month A Japan of Philippine President and Mr Carlos P. Garcia will be to help Filipino, u» get some of the bitterness of the last war th two leaders of the nation have stated The Tokyo Yomiuri
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    DOES YOUR HUSBAND USE LOTIONS?
    1012 13  -  KITTY DIXON by This battle of the bathroom is designed to brpjk down man's resistance. VES »t' s happening in your house a remarkable revolution in (he bathroom. Despite hia prejudices, despite his resist ii, next month will find himself at ;L Ing end of
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    214 13 DINING ROOMS ARE DOOMED 1 1 S the death -rattle of 1 the dining -room. jno bedroom is free ir»m infection; the liv-JS-room is still very much alive; the kitchen ««P»ni its end up. J»t the dinini-roon is Jjyn^ng and RruntinK n(l laspini for breath, ust week America,, Per cent
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    TWINS WED TO TWINS
    69 13 TWIN sisters air marrying twin brothers at Stubbing Church. near Maidenhead (Berkshire). The brothers are Edward and Ernest, sons of Mr. Albert Bond, an Eton Wick greengrocer. The sisters Joan and Barbara Birch, of Tittle Row, near Maidenhead, nurses at the Royal Berkshire Hospital. Rr.ul ing.
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      33 13 AN IRISH IDEA: Mad fairy slippers in a fine rib of yellow and gold flecked wool. The long-pointed toe is embroidered with a gold mesh teardrop, studded with a topaz and a pearl.
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      This is the fish line
      47 13 ROMAN HEEL: Displayed at the Enzo Albanese "Shoe Show" in Rome is the "fish line" imitating the form of fish in their streamlined, shiny line, with pearls for eyes. One of the models has a low barrel-shaped heel the other no heel.
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      The skyscraper heel
      34 13 i.\i < \i< iii\(. \nothrr design h> Italian Im'« llbanese is tin rapci heeled mmMi featuring a three-leaf ornament centred by a vp;irklini» stnnr and own i>f "heads' 1 mil Hir heel
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    144 14 rpHE Singapore Asians J. showed pleasing form yesterday when they beat Royal Army Service Corps by 24 points (three goals, three tries i to five <goal> at the Police Training School. The threequarters combined well, and the forwards were outstanding too. although inclined to bang back
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    564 14  - AIRMEN COULD NOT BE HALTED CHARLES BRYCE by Royal Air lortt* Uhree yuah, four ti Army s igual and try). rvil) ITSICKLAND M the airmen t«» an overwhelming \i< tory yesterday at TenKah to tarry oil the Singapore Inter-S«*r-vices Kugby Challenfti' Cup. Seven tries proved the measure of thru superiority,
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    'They've murdered me for money,' says promoter
    509 14  - 'They've murdered me for money,' says promoter GEORGE WHITING by ORIAN LONDON, the ex-airman from Blackpool, has signed to defend his British and Empire heavyweight championships against Henry Cooper, the ex-plasterer from Kent. The fight goes on at Earl's Court on Monday January 12 with rich and robust promise of
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    RECS FORWARDS DID NOT IMPRESS
    148 14 HOCKEY ROUND-UP SINGAPORE Recreation Club beat Ceylon Sports Club 2 l in a Div. 1 league hockey match at Serangoon Road yesterday. Ceylonese were first to score when Maniam scored in the 24th minute. Recs equalised through Mosbergen, and then Nonis gained the winning goal.
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    Winged Warrior and Don Wayne are sharp in training
    599 15  - Winged Warrior and Don Wayne are sharp in training ALLAN LEWIS ALLAN LEWIS MARTIN PAIR ALSO IMPRESS By By ■pHE heavy Number Two track again slowed down track work at Ipoh this morning. Class 5 performer Winged Warrior was the only horse to break 40 for three furlongs. Ridden by
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    61 15 picture. AWAY through a gap in the Army defence goes centre-three Albert (extreme right] His backing and running were a delight to watch yesterday at Tengah. Wing- three Corrie (left) has just slipped him this inside pass while Army's Hampshire and a fallen tackier are beyond reach of the elusive
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    104 15 12 GOLFERS DOWN WITH DYSENTERY rmVELVE Payers, m--1 cludini Bernard Hunt Of England John Panton of Scotland, ThomM of Wales, ana Frank Phillips of Australia, had an attack of dysentery yesterdiv on the eve of the Canada Cup Kplf tournament in Mexico City. IM.iton seemed to be the worst but
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    20 15 Gentleman naa the cloth a oven from his own design—Us a permutation that won htm £75.000 on the Pools
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    64 15 RESULTS of yesterday replays in the Football Association Cup first round proper were: Reading 0 Watford 2 (winners away to Torquay United). Rochdale 3 llartlepools United 3 (after extra time) Rochdale and llartlepools replay again next Monday at Rochdale. South Shields 5 Crewe Alexandra 0 (winners away
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    196 15 MAHARASHTRA paid the price of a gamble which fall's iT In their match against the West Indi I tourists In Sholapur yesterday. West Inln to bat. scored freely to reach 312 for six The Maharashtra skippers decision to put the tourin mighi have had a
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    23 15 M i i i k( <1 out < in round i -^nth I not i rd i H lb
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    89 15 TWO EMPIRE CHAMPIONS LOSE ON TKO I>ERCY Lewis, Trinidad holder of thr Empire featherweight boxing title, was unexpectedly stopped in six rounds by Arthur Donnachie of Greenock la i night in Glasgow. The refer< ped thr it at the end ol Ixth ind of their 10 ro n-title i iinining
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    Lock icon First Malayan U.N. bid covers five continents
    296 16 Till: Federation of Malaya moved yesterday towards possible implementation of the recent proposal of its Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, of an international investment charter to expand the flow Of private capital to under-developed countries. The Federation's delegation at the United Nations tabled
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    SURPRISE DE GAULLE VISIT TO BONN
    152 16 SURPRISE DE GAULLE VISIT TO BONN FRENCH Prime Minster Charles de Gaulle will Visit West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, in Bonn, next week in an attempt speedily to put an enective end to the controversy over the Free Trade Zone, sources close to the general said in Paris lan night.
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    19 16 The first major storm of the American winter has ruined millions of dollars of crops. Reuter
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    49 16 Model Jean Anderson is seen wearing "Summer Madness" at a fashion show in London. Giant cabbage roses in shades of coffee and green, screen -printed on grafton cotton satin, is the material used for this coat, which is topped by an exaggerated rollar and revers Popper picture
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    Russian: 'Why we jam U.S. radio'
    41 16 Mr. Mikhail Menshikov, Soviet ambassador to the United States, said in New York yesterday Russia would stop jamming U.S. radio broadcasts to the Soviet Union if they promoted peace and friendship instead of "inciting hatred."
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    204 16 TV SHARE PLAN IS MONEY SPINNER A SHARE PLAN disclosed in London yesterday will bring fortunes to a handful of commercial tel< vision pioneers in Britain. One financial editor describes the resultant capital mains as "probably the biggest profit ever made" on shares in a British company. The company is
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    140 16 THE REAL AGGRESSORS IN GERMANY BY U.S. fllE United day ac< massive 2 German afl State Depar cer, Mr. 1, ,g said in \s Soviet Union tfasSflJ* this because O l ••h\ i» to maintain 0 b force domn on o V a e r r me^ large part ol
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    55 16 No shopping on Murder Mile BRITISH bousewiYw will be able to avoid "Murder Mile" shopping centres when they do their Christmas buying in Cyprus this year. Everything from the turkey and trimmings to the smallest toy for the Christmas stocking will be available for them at British services stores protected
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  • PHOTOGRAPHY Supplement
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      6 1 PHOTOGRAPHY Supplement Thursday, November 20, 1958.
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      The happiest hobby...
      394 1 WHETHER IT IS THE UNPRETENTIOUS BOX CAMERA OR THE SILKY 35-MM, SHUTTERBUGS THE WORLD OVER SPEND AND SHOOT BY THE MILLION ■QXCE UPON a time a camera was, well, a camera. An unbretentious little black box with b lens in the middle, a tiny frostled window to
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        94 1 ■■B||f T^<sfa^G«/* 3 fTTJo.oi] [mi wj \M^ a s flasholder built right in ft The Brownie Starflash is just that camera plus P^^ flash in one handy unit. Load up, insert a bulb and ft you're all set to snap black-and-white or colour ft pictures, or colour slides indoors, anytime.
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        146 2 The Qfy Q|^ JYJ |J |b| M-35 is leading in every respect R4 FEATURES —In many more expensive cameras you will find less features than in the *(C/W}^2r\ \^V /^«H Equipped with: The world-famous EZUMAR, needle-sharp lenses. Hrf ITT ill Fully synchronized 10 speed shutter. f)r^^ I KJ Ll Wide
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      PRESENTING A NEW LOOK IN TRIPODS
      493 3 PRESENTING A NEW LOOK IN TRIPODS J*HE new tripod programme of the x Linhof Precision Camera Works which has just been released,' strikes out along completely new avenues in the design of precision tripods. Six new basic designs have been created, covering light, medium, and heavy professional tripods. Tin Combi
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      THIS is camera for the Press
      199 3 QIALITY pays, par--1 ticularly in respect »f the demands made b > the public on Photographic editors. casio,r <r> '""livable ocwait L h Mll(lrr t() s »^u>der. wa.tmu oK n their pictur•^nMs rssrntial to the It frJl. J f )r P«bH»hln«. lh WJIJIJ occurs,
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        82 3 CHOOSE THE CAMERA I WITH THE EYE FOR COLOUR! I Ask your dealers to show you all the exclusive features of the nf— r J |^i j f *^f /A I gutter with Colour k of'"'.!! "IJleiikopar f2.8 lent. changeable len- i R.ipid Advance rm «es with the k Plunder
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      A TOUR OF THE VAST KODAK ORGANISATION
      789 4 A TOUR OF THE VAST KODAK ORGANISA TION A LOT of people enjoy photography. The camera so conveniently records the pleasant activities that we like to remember. Yet. this is ju.st one use lor photography. Photography goes fur beyond being Just a hobby! Actually there are even greater uses for
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        148 4 Quality without Compromise ,^^W, Known the world over, Leitz optical M) m products always offer the same ex WlpMjf'^M elusive standard of quality that has OP^^ made the name Ernst Leitz of Wetzlar famous for more than a century the world's With a Leica you own a unique combination of
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      WHAT'S IN A NAME?
      1018 5 WHA T'S IN A NAME? A great deal when it's Zeiss Ikon m{.\l S m n name? m -.tion is in the 1 Ikonu: looking K°' will say Krvbody knows that the E i Carl Zeiss and B Ikon are famous in a fe, l^!-. technical ■d optical precision have
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      Gevaert have gone one way—upwards
      230 5 Gevaert have gone one way— upwards AT the end of June the well-known Belgian manufacturers of photographic materials, Messrs. Gevaert in Antwerp, enrolled the 7,000th member of their staff. In 1945 they had 4,133 employees. There has been a steady expansion ever since. The Gevaert factory have applied a high
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        306 5 AS AH I PEN TAX C I CAMERA WITH A >V BUILT-IN "MEMORY i2!^s«#TjSk MM *f^t'V^B Mil I K "*T**" Bi™r-"^J i_ srlrW^ul I'llll .rf^*"^ JfStli I H^s^s^s^s^bL^ Jsl Combines these new feotures for fostcr-thon-ever, uninterrupted picture-taking with all 0 W^^^^9^^\w\\ M Iff sctt.ngs made while camera is in eye-level
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      Develop an 'eye' for unusual
      173 6 Develop an 'eye' for unusual Study the everyday scenes The standard of photography in Singapore is fantastically hi both for amateurs ind 'rofcssionals. There is an abundance of photogenic subjects all round the shutterbug and light conditions are almost invariably good. If they are not what you want you can
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        86 6 ITT 17 JTI f^ \7 it ii fwwvAi-r i >r r*^^ i IB v^fiw' MJm^k /it Contafflex #/ie world's best-selling single lens reflex camera THE HALLMARK OF QUALITY Your photographic problems are w^d mi^S&2SS^^ti& quickly overcome WfPrrtm with the easy -to- Mb B^S« operate Zeiss Ikon Inq^H WtkW^^l CONTAFLEX P^jjikcl
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      OF BABIES AND SPACE AGE
      688 7 Wlore pictures I every year nffIETHER they tm\S ned to Tanganyika oi lust seated a harcoal burner to the Sckyard. Americana j leisure last year art pictures a reor d two billion. AiOOk a1 the Digress of during the re V als two major ends.
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        101 7 THE NEW <^jJNOb B SUB-MINIATURE J3^K CAMERA JffilW INCORPORATING p^ffW coupled Sin EXPOSURE METER JpSjW Small, quick operating, producing li^^ElU Speeds 2 U sec° to T/ 1000 plus T and B. I^^ IUJ Built-in fiiters. Has colour coated f 3.5 V I Itfll lens and focuses from 8" to infinity.
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      Let your camera take your notes!
      605 8 A LENS AND FAST FILM CAN BE A SUPPLEMENT TO PAD AND PENCIL AT BUSINESS MEETINGS AT business, technical and scientific meetings in different lands, many participants are busy taking notes with a camera. Today's compact miniature cameras and ultrafast ftlraa permit interested amateur
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        117 8 Faster, handier jPiO///3/*^ WALZ 35' S TECHNIKPI T*« JForW's first completely s <* edi f T? 00^', and "J Also equipped with a built-in Self-timer. Pull p 1 E S 5 NEW automatic Camera! synchronisation for strobe and regular flash The camera made specially tor the Here is the camera
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      Now home films on wide-screen
      460 9 THE wide-screen technique with respect to the 8 mm him has passed through a period of development paralleling that of the inemaScope-film in the entertainment cinema. One of the results is the new wide-screen device that has recently been introduced by Eugen Bauer GmbH., especially
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      THE WORLD OF ERNST LEITZ...
      1312 10 50 YEARS LATER THE LEICA CAMERA IS STILL A SYMBOL OF ALL THATS BEST IN PHOTOGRAPHY WOyrs. of scientific progress It gave photography its biggest boost fill-: NAME of Ernst Leili of VVetzlar stands oui throughout the world as a hallmark for highest precision i\m\
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      Is this the best camera 1958 has seen so far?
      207 11 T m BEST 15mm ca- »*r« <»f 1958 is un- tll)N ll > the sensationon'Jr ll V? a is basc <* hl.hlj successful Photo-fans the "s at budget Among (he favourite f lllr "tt it 'P s.x rlf-mrnt 11.9 the
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        178 11 T I ii llllMftl M fti^^fl Th BAUER e B m^Tnmmmm^mt K\ equipped with o built-in ■/J Pmß exposure meter which is Itlnffl Ul *™1 Pli I f coupled with the stop lever 111 m/B B| I WF^v l^^^ y of thc lcni Th four B^y^itCTtv^'^ «P«eds provide for slow.
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      NEWEST ADDITION TO ROLLEI RANGE
      715 12 NEWEST ADDITION TO ROLLEI RANGE FRANKE AMD HFIOECKE COME UP WITH ANOTHER WINNER THIS is the latest addition to the Rollei. flex family of fine cameras. Called the Rolleiflex "T" it fills a gap in the moderate price range. The new Rollei is equipped with a Carl Zeiss Tessar 3.5/75m.m.
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