The Singapore Free Press, 21 November 1958

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper No.***** liiduy. November 21, 19SS. Prke 15 CU.
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    Lock icon Fastest US. plane 'missile with man in it' — for Formosa
    108 1 Fastest US. plane 'missile with man in it' for Formosa Tag S3?th ftfhter interceptor squadron, equipped with supersonic lockheed F-104A Starfighters, is to be sent to l-vrmosa next month, the U.S. Air Force announred m New York yesterday. W Xhe F-104A s li( l De ne a r 'orce's fastest
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    No fresh exam leak: Assurance by Govt.
    143 1 No fresh exam leak: Assurance by Govt. rriiE Ministry of Education 1 today advised students now sitting for School Ce\ and Higher School Certificate examinations not to believe maliciou: rumours about a Ire»h leakage of examinarion papers. The Cambridge question papers were held m such watertight socrecy that any Irak
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    RUBBER PRICE
    22 1 b,? i .t grade rubu y< rs fob. opened m morning at >b.. up threent on v The tune was
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    $2-000 HAUL
    12 1 Slah, a stallRoad, sinreported that cash and I wore while
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    CAR STOLEN
    5 1 Men from Singapore
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    Lock icon CAIRO REPORT OF ATTACK ON U.K. WAS FALSE-SUDAN
    74 1 CAIRO REPORT OF ATTACK ON U.K. WAS FALSE -SUDAN SUDANESE registered surprise yesterday over Cairo radio reports that the official Omdurman radio had broadcast attacks against British "imperialists" and the West. Omdurman radio broadcasts have m fact been confined to official statements, music Including military marches and songs, and light
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    Lock icon 7 POLICE HELD
    20 1 Seven of more than 50 Cypriots arrested m an antiEoka drive m North Cyprus were policemen. Reuter
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    Lock icon IF S'TORE WISHES TO BE HOSTILE TO R.I.-DR. SUBANDRIO
    227 1 IF S'TORE WISHES TO BE HOSTILE TO R.I. -DR. SUBANDRIO INDpNESIAN Foreign I Minister Subandrio said m London yesterday that if people m Singapore wanted to be hostile, Indonesians must defend themselvos. But Indonesia wanted to be friendly with everybody. He was replying to a question about the attitude of
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    Lock icon BILLY AT PALACE LUNCH
    56 1 IJINGLAND'S MCCeff team captain Billy Wright was J one of the guests ,«t a private lunch given by tinQueen anil the Duke of Edinburgh .vestrnla.v their Illh wrcldinc anui\ n s.iry. The varied guests list aNo in< liuled Sir l<o\ Welennky. Prime Minister of the Rhodesian
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    4 new polio cases
    39 1 4 new polio cases Four polio patients were admitted to the Middleton Hospital m the past 24 hours. One is a 19-year-old Chinese boy from Kampong Supoo The total number of polio casei so t;ir tuis year is na.
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    Lock icon GRAVE CONCERN AFTER REDS' BERLIN NOTE
    304 1 GRAVE CONCERN AFTER REDS' BERLIN NOTE Wave of uneasiness sweeps W. Germany A MESSAGE handed over m Bonn yesterday to West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer by Soviet Ambassador Andrei Smirnov has caused grave concern over the Berlin situation m oilicial circles m the German capital. Details of what the ambassador
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    Lock icon FIGHT TO SAVE 5 A-VICTIMS -6th. DIES
    150 1 FIGHT TO SAVE 5 A-VICTIMS -6th. DIES IjWENCi: doctors are fighting for the lives o! five Yugoslav atomic energy workers, four men and a woman, believed to be the first known victims m Europe of a nuclear research accident, the Curie Foundation Hospital m Paris said yesterday. The hospital reported
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    Lock icon BULGANIN ILL
    34 1 Former Soviet Premier Bulganin, denounced last week by Mr. Khrushchev as a member of the MalenkovMolotov anti-party group, U seriously ill m Moscow, il was learned m the Soviet capital yesterday. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Airlift plans ready
    106 1 WASHINGTON officials last night, declared that the United States would maintain its rights m Berlin and full access to that city no matter what the Russians do. That was their reaction to Russia's statement to Dr. Adenauer about Russian plans for "liquidating the occupation status of Berlin."
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    Lock icon E.s.d. critic told: No switch to decimals
    103 2 E.s.d. critic told: No switch to decimals BRITAIN does not intend to change pounds, shillings, and pence for the decimal system, parliament was told yesterday. An opposition labour member. Marcus Upton, thought the decimal s> used In most of the rest of the world might be simpler. 'The government is
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    MYSTERY RED IKON GIFT
    88 2 THE "mystery" Russian gift of an ikon for the new cathedral m Coventry, England, was disclosed yesterday to have come from Stalingrad Cat 1 'ral. The ikon, of gold and precious stones, arrived on Wednesday m a parcel with a Moscow postmark. An accompanying letter was
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    Lock icon WEST BID TO END DEADLOCK
    440 2 Reds continue delay tactics THE West launched a high powered effort vesterdny to break a three- week procedural deadlock and get down to business at once at the Geneva nuclear conference. The United States and British delegation chiefs proposed to the Soviet at a secret
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    Lock icon SECOND BOY CONVICTED FOR KILLING KOREAN
    86 2 SECOND BOY CONVICTED FOR KILLING KOREAN I^RANKLIN MARSHALL, -T 17, was sentenced m Philadelphia to 10 to 20 years' jail yesterday for the slaying of Korean graduate student In-Ho Oh last April. He was convicted of second degree murder. Marshall was the second of nine defendants to be tried and
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    CUSTOMS MEN DUE IN S'PORE
    60 2 Some of the Customs administration officials lrom 20 countries who have bcvi conferring m Bangkok on "improving and simplifying" customs procedures are expected to visit Singapore towards the end of this week. These experts are expected to exchange Information with their brother officers here, especially
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    Lock icon ENGINEER JAILED FOR BID TO SELL SECRETS TO REDS
    196 2 ENGINEER JAILED FOR BID TO SELL SECRETS TO REDS A 20-year-old test engineer, Robert Nelson Embleton Oakes, was jailed for two years at Kingston, Surrey, yesterday after pleading guilty to three charges two of thorn preferred under the official Secrets Act. Mr. Justice Slade told him: "I find it difficult
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      117 2 A NATURAL SOURCE OF ENERGY Taken by the spoonful on bread or with Milkmaid BRAND j\ il 3 Sweetened i r fresh or tinned fruit, MILKMAID Sweetened a pC, I Condensed Milk constitutes a rich and M(fW\ I^V natural source of energy, which helps your i \^y JT\ W^" children
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    Tell-tale cross in diary of wife who was In love with duke
    245 3 Tell-tale cross in diary of wife who was In love with duke jY| AJOR Anthony Greville-Bell, 38-year-old ex-regular army oflicer, won iTX a judicial separation m the London Divorce Court yesterday from his beautiful and wealthy wife, Helen Rosemary, 28, on the grounds of her adultery. He alleged that she
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    Lock icon THREE YEARS FOR KILLING DETAINEE
    116 3 THREE YEARS FOR KILLING DETAINEE rnwo interrogators, charged 1 I eating a Mau detainee to death with rubber straps, were acquittal oi murder but found guilty of manslaughter m Nyen, Kenya, on W< ay. Qturingo Ndegwa and Duncan Gachoki Mwandia vere sentenced to three years' jail The prosecution said the
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    Lock icon Entries that must have surprised and shocked the husband, says judge
    386 3 Entries that must have surprised and shocked the husband, says judge The husband had been previously married and divorced. During his present marriage there had been some trouble about another man, but "I have not the least doubt that the direct cause of the break-up of this marriage was the
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    Lock icon Pram rolls on—for 100 hours
    62 3 Pram rolls on— for 100 hours Stuck i Turku, Wot Finland, yesterday claimed ip a new world record for pram pushing, lie lno-houi mark set by students of Nottingham. 1 v students started last Sunday and by yesterday afternoon had kept their pram rolling for 100 hours, were still going
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    Lock icon GHANA PARTY MAN SHOT DEAD BY RIVAL
    68 3 GHANA PARTY MAN SHOT DEAD BY RIVAL POLICE were sent yest. day to an A*hanti village where a fcuvernment convention People's Party supporter was reported t<> huvc born .shot dead by an opposition United I supporter m a poliu clash. The Prime Minister, Dr. Kwamo Nkrumah has < i on-the-spot
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      47 3 MAXSFIELDS f NEW TRAVEL BUREAU I AT FITZPATRICK S W SUPERMARKET CAN I NOW ATTEND TO ALL YOUR TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS m PHONE -g^F^^^ MEAD OFFICE OCIAN BLOC SINGAPORE. MARTA" THE FLOWER SHOP b 'TZPATRICKTS Supermarket TEL 228.H SPRUCE CHRISTMAS TREES ARRIVING 'ST. DEC. PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW.
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      135 3 Special Announcement fo 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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    The Singapore Free Press Opinion New test on Berlin?
    224 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion New test on Berlin? FRIDAY, Nov. 21, 1958. IrpHERE need be only one break of the pledged word, particularly by a state, for trust to be destroyed for ever with incalculable consequences. With this m mind Russia using the very brink of war tactics of
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    To build a school, 100 men moved a mountain
    757 4  - To build a school, 100 men moved a mountain ELIZABETH PARTRIDGE STORY OF FAITH, OF A JOB THAT LASTED 5 YEARS... By ]>l\ \Y.\K is a Ktoi u\ courage ami faith. It is the record of 100 men lk» set out to move ;i inounLiin. Bight yean ago, you would
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    Americans lead big Sahara oil rush
    486 4  -  ERIC KENNEDY by.- THOSE breezy oilmen from the United States, eyes ever-open for a barpain, are staking a claim m France's new-found riches In the Sahara. Oil is now gushing from the wells In the heart of war-torn Algeria. Despite a stubborn French reluctance
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    BY THE WAY
    139 4  -  Beachcomber The publicity men have erred m calling Alma which will stink smellovlslon. Aromavlslon Is a more at tract! vo name. But rhmi care will have to be taken to synchronise the action of the Mm with tiw release of the various from the contalnA k of
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      26 4 Zmarcasite -rhinestone i jewellery i Msmtmmi 0 rvnti off s on Display m fP.H.HENDRY: Jewellers it Silversmiths 78 North Bridge Bd.. S'poie* it KuaU Lumpur. rmm
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      83 4 Thlt Is RICOH'S newest hit the precision workmanship that has typified Ricoh cameras, with super quality f n m. lens, clip on exposure meter. DuoL*ver focusing, Triggermatic film shutter advance ar*j much M, more* So far ahead, of the field, it defies comparison; 5 265/- (Spore) \.f com p«et« with
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    Lock icon STIRRING MALAYAN PLEA FOR REFUGEES
    381 5 STIRRING MALAYAN PLEA FOR REFUGEES Can money replace one's birth right? L... MO II AM XI) |M \o Ml. »< Malaya, W ,|,,,ul political I-" lled faCiuarel) the problem K 1 Palestine refugees X, the Near East H L was speaking tiu'ii th( committee Esumed its debate on ■he annual
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    Schools get go-ahead on religion
    229 5 Schools get go-ahead on religion TEACHING of ethics and religion will be started m all Singapore schools from January next year. A spokesman of the Education Ministry said the Ethics and Religion Committee, under the chairmanship of the Assistant Minister fcr Education. Inche Mohd. Sidik bin Haji Abdul Hamid, had
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      55 5 Folding Aluminium Chairs uL^ with sspr ig" g ]p%s^\f u P holsterei canvass r^^^^l Sol'- Agents: VAN HIN FURNITURE Co. Ltd. Showrooms:--136 142, Orchard Rood, Singapore Tel *****/***** *****. BUY SINGLET VEST BRIEF FOR CO "FORT DURABILITY i.om: 11 S N ENG MIM CO., LTD ™RTH BRIDOI road' Ml OI:i
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      142 5 Jfi\ make yOUf Wnite Shoes (\o**'s _^^t really white insist on Kiwi V.• iJ wnicn contains TiO2, the world* V whitesc P^^ent. Kiwi White. V^jfflj B the complete cleaning kit, **^il^^ Includes a sponge VvH lC* a PP licator m every pack. \^^gjjjl3s^ MACLAINE WATSON CO. LTD. C 1 29-284
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      88 5 Today's radio programme 115 pm Lunchtlm« Pot- Tht Voice ot M.il.iv.i at U»e p0,,, and UjjMMM News; l 4, r.-tj^tini Afftln; presented by Su heela r*\i; 8.15 2°o Cl( 5.00 String Youth h :{o Movie <0 At the Pi;\no, Magazine; 9.00 P thr Manch; 6.00 Mail Discs with Tlill Webb
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      73 6 j. 1 IItKSIIKST WBW TASTi: |N SMOhIX- j J Oasis tastes fresh whiK you smoke... fresh aftn S smoking too. That's win I smokers who know j i now smoke the big "O i Mnnutncttncd bq Liqqftt 2 i A Mti*r» Tobnrro C». 0 f 1 .5.A.. Ihr maker* ot
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      296 6 JKFF li .livKi: 1^ Sydney Jordaw I j^P^ l^» WITH IT, THE/ CAt4 HANOiE f THIS "5 FAfsiTASTiC OIEP^ MAC. THESE PEOPIE AAAGNETIC AND GRAVITATIONAL A/EBE INTO TM£ ATMOSPHERE V mAVE GOT NUCLEAR CT FIELDS- THEY REGARD OUR US£ NOW. THERE ARE NO VS/INOS ON V ENEROV TAPEO -THEIC I
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      432 6 I WORN today you have v mind but one which i u U v too inclined to deal too closely with microscopic detail. Learn to think less abou a fortune and a little m a h Ou enjoying what you have! j You are very critical and an m. I
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  • Round tho World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      152 7 LONDON, Nov. S«. Previous Today v \o 1 RSS tlli ports Nov unquoted unquoted Dee 25 r *i buyer* 25 buyers 26 sellers BIW no. i «ss 8M jag. 555 c BITBBKB T^.Jd* S8 1 25* buyer. 25% buyer. Hou* Tnms Dec 25* seller* 26 seller. Jan
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      New York prices
      98 7 NEW YORK. Not. 20. Previous Today TIN Slraits Spot 99 62 nom. 99.62 llOltl. SLJSUii^ s-.li S3SS 53.3E.' t- n 97.00 buyers 97.50 buyers 99 00 sellers 99.50 sellers TONE: Steady. SALES: NIL SIBBER: Futures Not 32.25 buyers 32.50 buyers 32.50 sellers 33.00 sellers Jan. 3130 buyers
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      33 7 NEW YOKK, Nov. 20. Prerions Today U livfastrUlf ***** 566 24 U iUilrMub 157.91 156.19 M Domestic- Bonfe 86.59 86.61 15 CtUlUes 87.25 87.44 €5 Stocks Composite Averaffcs 197.27 196.93
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      U.S. PEPPER
      70 7 Malabar spot and awaiting release 24 1 afloats 24% to 24. November shipment 24. 23 c and f. Lampong spot and awaiting release 24 \i, afloats 24 t to 24. November shipment A bore prices quoted 24. 23 1 cif. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot and awaiting* release
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      97 7 COPRA Philippines c lit U.K./ North F.uropran port* delivered wHcht jvr lon* ton Dec. COPRA. Straits c.i.f. U.IL/Nortli European port* dettrered *e»ght per long ton Noy./D«*. COCOMT OIL crude Strait* f if. liutopran ports In balk Pfr lonß ton Nov./ Dee. COCONUT OIL erode Ceylon lit
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    GILT-EDGED ADVANCE
    145 7 I eduction of a half per cent to 4 per cent n the British bank rate wok tho London Stock Mchan^ by surprise ye«But the market wium and forged ahead under the lead of gilt--2?h d to close Se claY SprCad galns on The n ove was particuwrly
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    Lock icon EVERY AUSSIE RED WANTS EVATT TO WIN ARCHBISHOP
    347 7 EVERY AUSSIE RED WANTS EVATT TO WIN ARCHBISHOP f TWO DAYS before the Australian federal elec- tions the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Melbourne yesterday bitterly attacked Dr. Herbert Evatt's Australian Labour Party. The Most Reverend Daniel Mannix said m Melbourne: "Every Communist and every Communist sympathiser m Australia wants victory
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    Lock icon IKE TEES UP
    15 7 President Elsenhower yesterday began a 10-day golfing holiday at Augusta. Georgia. Reuter
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    The boat race—Saigon style PUTTING POWER IN THEIR PADDLES
    209 8 The boat race— Saigon style PUTTING POWER IN THEIR PADDLES QNE of the most popular events of the recent National Day ce--5 lebrjtions m Saigon was E the annual boat race E between teams of 2 Marines, Police and the E Navy Fire Squadron. A for cry indeed from S
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    As sn as a bug...
    49 8 As sn as a bug... ioofci upon /i/ e omol /node* wfto o/Jen <7e£s Itielty 1 sujnments like this, is also a housewife with two growing Uiren to care for. < But despite those daily chores id or because of them she manages to keep a trim 35-23-35 proi :lire
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    Lock icon ...IN A (MINK) RUG
    48 9 A golf handicap of eight is more likely the reason. But her interests don't even stop there! She is also a television hostess. What a girll She is pictured here taking part m a mink fashion show at exclusive "Raymonds" m Manchester Popper pictures.
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    CHARM for YOUR WALL
    115 9 CHARM for YOUR WALL ■'I\\(.ii\i actress Tsalf Chin Attractive •oiuii t n harm a bird i tree, but '-he'd have ■oubie with this songster. |Altliuii!;h lifelike it i> B i the ftnl B, 1 l; Chinese al| n«>i»n- ,i, nu W" wncc before the war J" h pap desifned m
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    SPRING IS IN THE AIR
    539 10 SPRING IS IN THE AIR SPRING FEVER IN AUSTRALIA IS BFIN^ FLECTED IN THE REVIVAL OF MANY TRADITIONA FESTIVALS AND CARNIVALS THAT ARE ASSOCIATED WITH THIS TIME OF YEAR. ONE OF THE GAYEST OF THESE IS SYDNEY'S WARATAH FESTIVAL pEOPLE danced m 1 the streets and music, colour and pageantry
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    FESTIVAL PRINCESS
    35 10 The "Waratah Princess," 19 -pear-old Sydney typist Marlene Gray, waves from the back of a giant seagull 'float' during a two-mile procession through the city's sheets on the fi? day of the festit
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    GIVE DEPTH TO YOUR LENS
    498 11 [FRIDAY PHOTOGRAPHY PAGE] GOSSIP FOR! BEGINNERS I |\ID you ever think that space and ileotii could make the difference between a flat, dull snapshot, and a dramatic, impressive photo? Well, even though it is impossible to shoot m three dimensions with a regular single lens
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    QUERIES
    319 11 I have, been attempting to make photographs of sunsets m stereo. However, there never seems to be a stereo effect. What can J do?—NJ>.S. The next time you shoot, try to find a particular angle where you can get as many different planes as possible m the picture. There
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    Sly shooting
    338 11 10METIMES the way you hold your camera will make i the difference between successfully snapping a assing scent or losing it. For Instance, .suppose you see a wonderfully warm iiid appealing view of someone reading underneath a ree on a dappled sunlit afternoon. Her expression nay be particularly
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    Follow the chart
    125 11 FOLLOW the manufacturcr'.s recommendations for the temperature of your darkroom solutions. Photographic solutions usually arc prepared by dis .olving chemicals m water ;>ecifled temperatures, and used at B temperature of 68" F. Developers, however nerally should be mixed between 90 and 125 degree? Parenhelt, while fixing temperatures
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    Lock icon MORE ARMY COUPS COMING IN ASIA, A MINISTER WARNS
    316 12 MORE ARMY COUPS COMING IN ASIA, A MINISTER WARNS COUTH VIETNAMESE "Foreign Minister Vu Van Mao said m Washing- ton that Western style Democracy would not work m the new nations of Southern Asia. He said the recent military coups m that region were necessary and desirable. The Minister predicted
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    Lock icon 'No Red hold in India'
    49 12 IOMMUNISM would never lain control In India a 1 aii v time m the foreiblc tuture. an Indian political exprrt, Mr. P. j. Bchroff. said In Sydney. He said the Con v under Prime Mm Nrhru reared nothing from the Communist Party concern* Reuter
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    315 12 'Real business with U.S' hint INDONESIAN Foreign Minister Su- 1 bandrio said after a State Depart- ment call m Washington that an at- mosphere of confidence had been "more Eor less* re-established m Indonesian United States relations. Speaking after a one-hour meeting with Mr. Walter Kobertson. Assistant Secretary of State
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      Lock icon Pakistan nearing food selfsufficiency
      116 12 Pakistan nearing food selfsufficiency PAKISTAN has told Hit- I mtt'd Nations that it expected to cut oil food imports within the next two yea 1 1 Pakistani d c Mohamed Mir Khun, addressing the UN I omic and Financial Committee, said Pakistan was making a determined effort to improw food
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      35 12 Miss Emiko Sawada. daughter of Japan's former ambassador to the United Nations, has returned to Tokyo following a fivemonth visit with her friend, the Princess of Monaco, the former American film star Grace Kelly.- Reuter
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      36 12 Japan has picked a good moment to make its longpostponed bid for bigger cotton textile sales to the United States. Washington officials and trade sources said. Talks on the 1959 quotas arc due to begin. U.P.I.
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      57 12 A three-man team headed by Mr. H. C. Morrison (United Kingdom), sponsored by the Bagdad Pact, has started a survey of food storage capacity In Pakistan, ways and means to increase it and allied administrative problems. It will also recommend to the pact secretariat on how best the member countries
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      33 12 A spokesman for the Japanese Dockyard Workers Union said in Tokyo the union had no plans to join in the Dec. l 4 worldwide four-day boycott of vessels flying flags of convenience.— Reuter
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      34 12 Leading the cast of "Turning the Tide." a musical stage presentation by tht Moral Rearmament Organisation, is Minom Obata, called the 'J3ini Crosby of Japan." The play held its world premiere in Seattle.- U.P.l.
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      18 12 THE CEYLON GOVERNMENT HAS ENFORCED ITS "ESSENTIAL SERVICES ORDER." FORBIDDING STRIKES IN ALL PARTS OF THE ISLAND. REUTER
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      42 12 Labour leaders representing c textile workers o eight Asian nations are to meet m Tokyo "to consider and act upon problems common to Asian textile workers and to spur united efforts m the attainment of improved wage standards and working conditions' U.P.I.
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