The Singapore Free Press, 27 February 1959
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The Singapore Free Press
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Title Section14 1959-02-27 1 The Singapore Free Press Malavas Own Family Paper !!>.._, liiil.iv lrhiiiai\ .»7. IMS. Ptlm llCts,14 words
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126 1959-02-27 1 MACASSAR KADIO announced lfl last night that 'S 3.000 m fUfeet have poured into tin- entul hes port oi Palopo m the lar* oi a mounting reign of terror hy the lunatic Darul Islam. Tiie radio said the refugees had come from Malili126 words
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289 1959-02-27 1 U.S. NAVAL MEM BOARD RUSSIAN SHIP Drama on high seas a wrCAN warship yesterday a boardini^ party onto a trawler oil Newfoundland an investigation into aks m transatlantic Navy spokesman said boarding party had returned to their own ship and the Sovii ler was heading north. spokesman said m replyReuter - 289 words
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85 1959-02-27 1 THERE will be a fifth Challenge Trophy for competition m the mammoth Free Press Walk on Sunday, March 8. Guthrie anr] Co., Ltd., announced this morning that they will donate this new trophy, with a replica, for the winner m the new85 words
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105 1959-02-27 1 '"'tn UN I JAM FISH KUCHING, Friday. V-ONE gun salute fired m Kuching after 8 o'clock this morning anbeginnlng of Prince Philip's second ik. And wha^a^^^^^ Sarawak I where I Prince Guard! to I ting I I I I imme- 1 motor!105 words
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Article21 1959-02-27 1 March first buyer f.O.b. 01 »re tills morn cents a lb., down a qu nt on 5 The t21 words
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Article17 1959-02-27 1 Tomorrow la the for students seeking adlon to the University Ol Malaya to submit application!.17 words
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Article44 1959-02-27 1 A SPECIAI, ib committe. the Sii tutlbn ExpositlM lerlng whether tl admission cl Id be iced from 50 to cci v Mr I.lm X' tary ol the ition Commltti l,ir ttentlo!] mnced last nlgl d to attracl n Ible44 words
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180 1959-02-27 1 THE MAYOR WARNS HIS LOCAL OFFICIALS ]tf AYOR Ong Eng Guan m Ivi a 10-minute speech at today's City Council meeting, advised the council staff to be neutral m carrying out the policy and decisions of the council. He, however, warned that Malayanisation was not t li c substitution of180 words
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Article148 1959-02-27 1 afkican women Hed A ci i mini through t ■<■ and fell moaning In the when about Go armed police baton-charged ra than 2,000 <>t them m i l( iv Selborne Am. township, near Pretoria, terday. rh«- women had met to proi- i again IReuter - 148 words
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Advertisement87 1959-02-27 1 Tired, no Energy? Perhaps you arc not getting enough of the right sort of food enough supplementary vitamins. MULTIVITAMINS Contain all the important vitamins essential to maintain perfed health. Each capsule contains more than I'l times your iftinimum daily n quin m« nt! I I'l 1 1 K"_H F.i h87 words
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Advertisement179 1959-02-27 2 a V ,>» 59 MC -\f. zAfIRST ROUND WORLD JET SERVICE?^ •7jyZ/ wmmm^m^^^*~^m^ __^^^^Mfl m\ \w^^^^j m \\\^m\\V^ **> Awmmmt W" m.wfr COMMENCING MARCH 31st* t\ r\ k n nniTi ii ii i a ni n BM. BRITANNIA 31 2 services across the Pacific Within the next few weeks you179 words
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Article207 1959-02-27 3 A day of doubts on the London market rpHE Tin Council an--1 nounced m London today that all the tin bought with money 'm its "special lund" had now been sold. The special fund was en ated last January when the buffer stock built upReuter - 207 words
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171 1959-02-27 3 mm John Foster Dulles, the United states M secretary oi State, yesterday conferred mi n dis hospital room for an hour with three leading Mate Department ollieials on the latest Russian statement of attitude on Ber- St;ite Department spokesman said theReuter - 171 words
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167 1959-02-27 3 POLICE IN JEEPS LASH OUT AT ROME STUDENTS OOLICE arrested about 30 youth* near tiie Austrian embassy In Rome yesterday following a series Ol clashes m which six policemen and a number of demonstrators were hurt. Thousands Of schoolchildren and university students had paraded through the capital and m Milan,167 words
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Article68 1959-02-27 3 MAJOR GENERAL Abdul Karim Al Kassem. Iraqi Prime Minister, said m Bagdad yesterday Iraq was now SO powerful that neither subversive forces at home nor "foreign treacherous forces" could hurt her. General Kassem. who was addressing Iraqi education officials, calied for national unity and solidarity to block theReuter - 68 words
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Article34 1959-02-27 3 The Queen Mother spent the day quietly at Governmenl House at Entebbe yesterday before leaving for home today at the end of her th Kenya and U'-.mda.H ReuterReuter - 34 words
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125 1959-02-27 3 THE QUEEN TO HAVE A COLOURED SECRETARY THE Queen has broken with tradition by approving m principle the appointment of a Ghanaian as one of her Press secretaries for the Royal tour of Ghana. The Ghanaian will be the first coloured man to be member of the household staff atReuter - 125 words
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95 1959-02-27 3 AN unknown person terday hurled acid < a Peter Rubens pain' estimated to he worth $1 000 m LnakotheK Museum m Munich. About one-fifth f >f t!l 9ft Sin. by 7 ft 3in ing wa I, the n Ing director I the vai DiReuter - 95 words
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105 1959-02-27 3 MUS I \W X I I >MIIII of Peoria, Illinois, hxs culled m a doctor to try to cure her two-> car-old son Lawrence of the smokf ing habit Llwri n c c pets through live or si\ < i i garettes aReuter - 105 words
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Article24 1959-02-27 3 American businessmen are meeting stifTer competition from Europeans In world markets, speakers at th« World Trade Conference said m Chicago yesterday.'24 words
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Advertisement50 1959-02-27 3 I STRETCHABLE NYLON SOCKS FOR 1 COMFORT DURABILITY AVAILABLE IN MANY ATTRACTIVE DESIGNS PLAIN WHITE or COLOURS. All sixes for men children. Reasonably priced. Ll SING MIN CO. LTD., fRETAIL DEPT.) 6, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD SINGAPORE Tel: ***** N J. BHAGWAN CO. 46 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. de neo tit50 words
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Advertisement61 1959-02-27 3 These smokers .hovk doctor. Page 1 %^\f shop ECONOMICALLY I \w^ \H% I if\ *T SINGAPORE'S ONLY "SIMPLE SIMON" QUICK FROZEN STRAWBERRY CREAM PIE CHOCOLATE CREAM PIE P,ES COCONUT CREAM PIE EACH LEMON CREAM PIE CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE ROLLCHOCOLATE NUT COOKIE ROLLVANILLA NUT COOKIE ROLL c OATMEAL COOKIE ROLL (^l^2m.\61 words
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211 1959-02-27 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY. Feb. 27, 1959. Opinion Truculent Mr. K. new and unhelpful eleiV ment would appear to have been injected into the Moscow off-the-record talk.s between the British and Soviet Prime Ministers by Mr. Khrushchev's on-the-record utterances. lie has called, m an election speech, for a 50-year211 words
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Article, Illustration433 1959-02-27 4 I BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT STARTLING dis*3 closures of the extent to which boys and girls at school are smoking have been made m the United Kingdom. They show that more than half a million schoolchildren there between the ages of 11 and 16 are smokers.433 words
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182 1959-02-27 4 HILDA COE - HILDA COE «.v BRITAIN has slipped another place m the i world "league table" of shipbuilding countries. Japan is top, Germany is second, Ud Britain, for the firsl time In history, has to take third place, cording to the 1958 summary released by Lloyd's182 words
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Article69 1959-02-27 4 Beachcomber - Beachcomber hu IRFAI) ol til "which the fn ol women could handle" A woman would have to be pretty frail to be able to I an extra thousand he could new i a comfortable 200 miles an hour, has the Twemlow phonic transmission, c|ii.»drup]< oled i autoin69 words
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Advertisement35 1959-02-27 4 m ENGAGEMENT RINGS m GOLD, PLATINUM WHITE GOLD WEDDING RINGS ETERNITY RINGS j few j ip.H. HENDRY I .It-uellrix I >il\«rsiuith>, li 78, Noi Hi BrMffC ltd., S'pore g A Kuala I umpur. a 135 words
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Advertisement41 1959-02-27 4 500 -WATT AUTOMATIC SLIDE PROJECTOR c. üBB*S mw\- JZmXmm nr wh '^H n V\ ''B^^* m^r t<s4&hl MODEL 765 ins ihe wh( ou ch<x vln? yen. m slid< Inn H. A. O'CONNOR CO.. LTD ID. -A BUKIT BINTANO BD- KUALA lUMPU41 words
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271 1959-02-27 5 i.,,, m iai insurance li:( l public assisting whith ore CiovhM ,H en Lsid( sonle i s unlikely to be reach or the turn. x man ior of La- elfare said t ti sliil um'.. ussto" by fjjp ii ment "Whether io intro- lM271 words
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54 1959-02-27 5 PARTY AT PALACE FOR NATIONAL LEADERS rr another >i luncheon Buckingham iy to meet as spheres .ii lite I Sir Malcolm conductor, Mi Sutherland, Mr. Glen B\ ii director of Memorial Th .at ford-on-.V. Robert Hall, to the Professor Sir Cl director of [nstitute .Jt Middlesex lon, and 1 deputyReuter - 54 words
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Article17 1959-02-27 5 r. Astra "> tons o# AvonBristol, yesIn one or luickly pu: ■ton tanker ReuterReuter - 17 words
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Article11 1959-02-27 5 Flag day for spastics j hUdren'i Asipore will norrow ellen win11 words
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Article96 1959-02-27 5 A End the prong m mcd l Army Anthony lolntly i bing .sten mm eight ten magazine filler-. 11 revolver and sev( n bay while '1 with a .22 i. New chai eluded I. drill hall at m Som< four md ol ammunition, ot twoReuter - 96 words
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80 1959-02-27 5 Youth, 1 9, charged with rock-n-roll brawl murder TERENCE COONEY. aged 19, was arrested m L London yesterday and charged with the murder of 18-year-old Alan Johnson on Tuesday night m a rock-n-roll dance hall brawl. After bring formally re- I until I thatl Cooney "I I to used IReuter - 80 words
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Article, Illustration32 1959-02-27 5 SIR ANTHONY TO ADDRESS CHINESE LADIES ASSN. THE (iOVERNOK of Sarawak. Sir Anthony Abell, who will address the Chinese Ladies Assocla (ion jointly with the Kota ria ns on Wednesday, March 132 words
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Article62 1959-02-27 5 Britons drank a record amount ol tea last year over ten pounds weight per head according to figures issued yesterday by the Ceylon Tea centre m London. Ceylon also produced a record crop of 413 million pounds, of which Britain took 161 million pounds the highestReuter - 62 words
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Article19 1959-02-27 5 The Queen ha.s ordered one week'fl family mourning for Princess Arthur ot ('< naught who died yesterday19 words
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Advertisement181 1959-02-27 5 x^dCß^ OFFERS YOU A vEjijto^xSSi HI-FI I^JL tm \i-"^ TAP^ RECORDER. push-button control Ss9r 3 speeds built m **> Concert Hall loudspeaker Aye JACKS PHOTO CO. Copitoi Building, IS7 North Bridqc Rood. Smgapore. e At mis. a m jn«iMM«MHnH___ta____________fl_____________l x^^^m^^S^^^ m^^ Fur models f' r A NATURAL SOURCE __^«^^HIRKWH&»H_H_Hi_Hi__HIB^^ _^2»181 words
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Advertisement18 1959-02-27 6 If she likes perfume SHOCKING de S« lII AI'A" 1 P.TfUMtS LOT SHRIRO (CHINA LTD (Incorporoted m J18 words
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Miscellaneous254 1959-02-27 6 >■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Ji:i l lIAUKi: U\ Syflaey Jordan IV"/<£ r^e scff/fy teaa^s load the a^csosvs' f us movin* c3«oss checked om the other *^v HOLDS HIT* Aii'CffOH Off£. T, JAA f AC g OSS TH? BECT SCANNERS. Sl« «T*S ATA OiSTAMCE OP NIWETV ffEsOOff'S A STffAKGE Di. SR AK|D ABOve ,y254 words
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Miscellaneous338 1959-02-27 6 I>ORN today, you I ability. You enjoy tune, but you are practic realise that your en. properly directed Into tive channel ot achii are to reach your goal n Routine and monotony tin ma to one of your temperament* so make sure that you have plenty of variety m your338 words
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Article121 1959-02-27 7 LONDON. I eb frtvUufi 1 inlay i i:>> eJJ March 25', buj i tpril BSiS spot 1 urn RSS i VI..N seller^ roxi prices Quoted m pence ii ni i: imi Sarawak f.u.q. (1 porli I- fl». 35'- sellers 35 tellert iii Sarawak special (1 n ports121 words
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Article102 1959-02-27 7 ll\ Strait* Spol 104.62 noni. 104 75 num. ll\ futmrs Straits I onti at March 103.00 buyers 103.37 buyers 105.00 sellers 105.37 sellers Mas 102.87 buyer.- 103.25 buyers 104.87 seller- 105.25 sellers lfiM Stead.i SALES: Nil. RIBBKIi futures March 30.40 buyers 30.40 buyers 30.50 .sellers 30.55 sellers102 words
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Article26 1959-02-27 7 30 Indus! 601.18 602.0(5 Jfl Railroads 163.19 162 7:^ 111 Dompslii Bonds 86.41 86.40 II I tilities 91.57 91.78 itf tveragct 207.81 207.9626 words
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Article29 1959-02-27 7 Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot and awaiting reU 44. afloat.! 44. ami March shipment 4:r AA to 44. sellers, ex-dork -•res quoted m U.S. cents per lb29 words
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Article76 1959-02-27 7 1 1 r.K./ poi ts delivered ton l eb. Mar. "J 1 1 I I K. /North ports delivered i "ii l.l). Mar. Co( <* Oil crpde straits porta m bulk U.i i N < oil mule "Ovlon porta m bulk ton M.i ,M ,N« <"Ci:\76 words
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Article99 1959-02-27 7 i ry little to i.ent ln ■y ibly th itnumbered irltlea had i prlcei m record 11 to twu lit ol thi turbut Arm. pearanci tobacco m demand with Im- Tobacco particularly favoured RolK Royce and Brit i h Motor Corporation provided the feature ot mot99 words
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179 1959-02-27 7 'ASIA IN PERIL IF EUROPE WERE OVERRUN BY RUSSIA' \|K. DUNCAN SWDVs, Britain's Minister ol aTI Defence, said last night lhe British Governmenl placed "complete reliance" on Ihe solemn undertakings" of the United states to retard an attack on a NATO country as an attack on herself. "It seems toReuter - 179 words
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Article34 1959-02-27 7 Singapore's Publicity Club has :ided to hold two lund .1 month i ol 01 Th! announced oy I the chairman, Mr. a Baird on when the peaker Fony Bean.34 words
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Advertisement95 1959-02-27 7 I SINGAPORE ■HIGH TIDES! TODAY: 1.30 p.m. TOMORROW: 1.50 a.m. and .MS p.m. SUNDAY: 2.28 a.m. and II 3.14 p.m. MONDAY: 3.01) a.m. I and i.'lii p.m. H TUESDAY: 4.00 a.m. m 6.19 p.m. B WEDNESDAY: 5.10 a.m. B B and 8.27 p.m. a THURSDAY: G. 40 a.m. and 9.2995 words
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Advertisement37 1959-02-27 7 Outstanding Value m Melmac Quality Dinnerware ■■>. y^L^mwrnwrnfa. PWOIOH I lb| fifr PROLON Never before such moderi Defies breol In your dishwasl I, m Cloy Turquoise Blue, Bone MARDEN COMPANY 78 82, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE 9. TEL: *****—*****—*****37 words
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Miscellaneous19 1959-02-27 7 1 (il pin World; 130 Tim< 15 Poly i l c Down; 500 1 E I and I I19 words
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Article, Illustration210 1959-02-27 8 TOGETHER AGAIN— AFTER 14 YEARS ■THE LAST TIME jan De. .v his two children was m 1945. when after fighting throughout the war m the Polish resistance, he fled to Britain from tho imunists. Here he prospered, building up a hardware business after starting out as a £7 a week210 words
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Article54 1959-02-27 8 HE RISKED LIFE TO SAVE HOUNDS A SI AND visitor I the Lake District 1 England riski d his I save two foxhounds I the Ullswater pack Richard 1> I the hound I Into an Mr. D 1 \vork;i. I I M further down Ij fl sump, pick* fl the54 words
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Article, Illustration183 1959-02-27 8 MUM IS FORBIDDEN TO SEE THE LOST LOVE CHILDREN 'THE lour little Love children found by police 1 :tt London Victoria Railway Station wore later playing at the seaside. Forty miles away their mother, M ttricia Love, 45, pleaded m vain to see them. She was staying with friends atPopper - 183 words
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Article, Illustration83 1959-02-27 9 'Squatters get down to it The ttoyal Tournament is still four months away, but these men of the Portsmouth Co mmand Field Gun crew are getting into training with special 'squat' exercises, at HMS. Excellent, Whale Island, Portsmouth. The men. all from London, are right to left Able Seamen T.Reuter - 83 words
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Article65 1959-02-27 9 An innovation at tnl.> year's traditional Shrovetide football game at Ashbourne, Derbyshire was the presentation of a special prize of four and a hall gallons of beer and me Winnt'i, iu-ycai-uui v'» John Mansfield, a local farmer was a teetotaller. Mr. Mansfield decided to j;ivr the beer65 words
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Advertisement47 1959-02-27 9 ________B ______________________________________________________________________L_____. ________________________________________Bl^___________r engine Clippi rs 1 .ill the v i to complete your trip, s w g. nl. u round bip tourisl fai md the ISA. For reservations, coll your helpful ond eipcrienced travel oo,ent oe 13/15 Robinson Rood, Singopore. PAN AMERIGAV wofftoß most E)»eif»reNCiO airuni47 words
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Article, Illustration1170 1959-02-27 10 LARRY GROOMS THOSE ROCK'N'ROLL TEENAGE IDOLS Patricia Lewis pays a vi sit J one of Britain s strangest fin^. ing schools where teenage ire clothed, coached, and j coaxed into the hip-happ y i ~il-.iiiiiiihiii.__.imi.imi>iiiii_. i L^ .*m A. Dig rime. 'rill tilthl N luiu red racing i;ns Hashed <I<>\mi1,170 words
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Article434 1959-02-27 11 LENSMAN - LENSMAN KrIPAV PHOTOGRAPHY PAGE By THE 1 1 ONE ,lie or an [A ,we have all Bund ourselves relat- story that seems ■feresting to us and. the midst of it, ■rideiilv realise that i t over wlth r audience. E, you end up mely434 words
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Article151 1959-02-27 11 IriOLOIR slides are nice to have; fun to project. V But do your slides have a habit of appearing up- <> side down on the screen, or reversed from left to 0 miit? <, If they do it's time you started marking them to you 11 always151 words
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Article, Illustration359 1959-02-27 11 PLAY SAFE— AND YOU WON'T BE SORRY BRONZE MEDAL PRINT VOW and then each and every one of us encounters something that is a once-in-a-lifetime situation. SOME OF THESE ARE, OF COURSE, MORE IMPORTANT THAN OTHERS, BUT THE BIG AND LITTLE ONES ARE OFTEN OCCASIONS FOR PICTURE TAKING. And since359 words
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Article209 1959-02-27 11 RECENTLY someone asked us about buying cameras for children at what age they can make good use of them. It is hard to answer such a question in general terms because so much depends on the individual youngster. Some of them might be able to make good209 words
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Article, Illustration8 1959-02-27 11 ON TIIE KIVEK..a study m atmospheric back lighting.8 words
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'Call off Pacific nuclear tests'
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Article68 1959-02-27 12 i MEMBER of the British di le gation the Inter-1 arliamentary Union hi called upon tile Unil cd s and Russ on haltii nuclear I In the M a member vi the deh teuriivj the Phil said the danger ot atomic fall-out In the Pacific area had not been discountedU.P.I - 68 words
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Article14 1959-02-27 12 A 50,000.000 rupiah cigarette paper factory is to be built a^l^ulus^centi\U Java. I U.P.I.U.P.I - 14 words
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Article42 1959-02-27 12 The tenth international Nuremberg toy lair opened with the president of the West German Toy Producers Association saying it was time io tablish juridically whether Japanese-produced imitations of German toys were to be allowed to be sold all over the world ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article19 1959-02-27 12 The Nationalist Chinese Government is making a "cautious study*' of the possibility of mass migration fron^^Formos^»o Brazil. I U.P.I.U.P.I - 19 words
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Article25 1959-02-27 12 More than 35 000 peopie visited a floating industrial exhibition aboard the Japanese ship Atlas Maru during a four-day stay m Rio de Janeiro. U.P.I.U.P.I - 25 words
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Article28 1959-02-27 12 The Japanese Maritime Safety Board has warnei Japanes< fishing boats -o keep al least 30 miles away from the "Rhee Line" to avert possible seizure by S<mtl^toreaii U.P.I.U.P.I - 28 words
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Article16 1959-02-27 12 The first mobile oildrilling platform to be built In Britain has left Southampton for Borneo. ReuterReuter - 16 words
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Article11 1959-02-27 12 China and Poland have signed an agreement for icntifie co-operation. U.P.I.U.P.I - 11 words
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Article19 1959-02-27 12 High tidal waves recorded along Kyushu coasts earl this month have been traced to a huge subterranean landslldj^h^the ReuterReuter - 19 words
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Article25 1959-02-27 12 Japan's Toyota Motor Company is planning to put a midget car on the U.S. market next October with a retail prici ol U. 5.52.000. U.P.I.U.P.I - 25 words
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Article191 1959-02-27 12 INDIAN troops have been sent to the Naga Hills area on the Assam -Burma frontier where Naga tribesmen have resumed hostile activitie it was officially stated m New Delhi. The troops described as "a lew contingents" are to reinforce the Assam state armed border policeReuter - 191 words
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Article, Illustration228 1959-02-27 12 Talk of L■■ 1 'evicting' Imperial W family OPOSAL hat the Japanese Imperial family bo "evicted" from the moated palace m the centre ol the capital is the latest development m the rapidly increasing problems attendant upon Tokyo's claim to be the biggest city m the228 words
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Article373 1959-02-27 12 the coast of Japan. In addition. Tokyo now runs physically into Yokohama and" the whole densely populated area must contain something like 12.000,000 people. Ml The city is still outrunning the ability of the metropolitan government to keep pace, if only because ol budget limitations. It hasReuter - 373 words
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86 1959-02-27 12 'SPARE THE STRAGGLERS' CRY GOES UP IN JAPAN A JAPANESE DlEIj (Parliament) W- S patriation commMfrJj has agreed josubm^ resolution to theDWj uruinu the (.euMaim to rescue two JaPf^S war strawlers on U j bang Island In the Phi lipplnes The two, IdenttM as Lieut. Hi'"" 0 _!JB S i»t,.Reuter - 86 words
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Article36 1959-02-27 12 OIRI found m thi A v. radually return •hool i d childi n en the name ol Katinem, When she waa found tn thi make any human sound r< pot ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article, Illustration1200 1959-02-27 13 ROBERT PITMAN - ROBERT PITMAN by He has just finished two major biographies.. .is greater one yet to come? m dimly-lit P railway !i man In ardigan .it Into Around lied acI folk hills. W wearing m m tomach m yie. Robert -urse. He known I1,200 words
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255 1959-02-27 13 [BOOK OF THE WEEK liRTOONS FROM lited by Lawrence 1 Ben Roth. ALVIN RED JHIS week's Hook of the Week, i toons from Abroad winch will give a f n of pleasure m return small amount of effort on the its readers.255 words
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Advertisement82 1959-02-27 13 A model ot novel design with feeler JfiUp^ automatic for playing all records ot «t 7", 10", 12" diameter, mixed or otherwise. Contemporary styling and simplified operation are among Its chief characteristics PRICE $155.00 J^fc^^Mf mV\\\\ IT J 9 m 1 k IW >■ lm EaHßMhlMlMHlvs^^ -<. m T'~ m82 words
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743 1959-02-27 14 Movie House should turn the tables Class 5 Division I—6 Furs Oii> i ii. I IS; fttevii ii«mi 'i t.il; Tki II I'lodun I H I 11 ul\ai Bunnii Expi 1.§4; l><>iiai ia* i«»_ soi. G«Mea S,. Us fc i; \una I. old HcerhMMl SMI; lli« Beauti Ml; l'ulot ltain743 words
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Article86 1959-02-27 14 I M-niini M-ratchings tomorrow mkt. Barllnnir r.tppa s lu\e. I'iiiiti Kaiiut-i. IVtei patch. Klnabalu, leal I ji t nele. Bonnie Kxpiesv Dollai laetoo. "Sun-hi KaiMiinr. I i>m 1.. I'ippei Dealer, Mala) l-ilin. Midnight tonight. >atoio and I. old loin ate doubtful starters. UII Sl'KlM. 11l libs I, DIVISION86 words
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Article, Illustration922 1959-02-27 14 ALLAN LEWIS - GUSTANI CAN WIN WITH STAMINA ALLAN LEWIS By f rilK LM Kirn Van stable should have another good day at Penang tomorrow. The stable is well represented m the two main Class 3 races. In tbe Spring; Cup. l tho important race uf the day. Lee has East- crn Way,922 words
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Article68 1959-02-27 14 NEW JOCKEY TO RIDE FOR BREUKELEN FRANK Leman, a 7st 1 lb Australian Jockey who has Just finished his apprenticeship with I. Smith. Sydney's hading trainer, has arrived In Malaya to ride for Eddie van Breukelen. Leman has ridden the winners of several important races m Australia, his higgest BUCCeSi68 words
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Advertisement117 1959-02-27 14 the! Singapore! dispensaryl (THEBES Xl A CHEmMISTSISToW'A HkVmi oh'ivi-; 265 Orchordßd. I S'pJI Doily: From 8.30 am I 6.00 pm. iililiU It; 69, Serangoon Garden I (So I Dai!'. 9 QO a.m, I to 9 OOpm. Call on us for your I Medical, Toilet I Cosmetic Requirements The latest Regula117 words
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Article136 1959-02-27 15 NTS teams for the Walk IM i the many club s ,ii the I ree es> Walk oil Sunday n i, s. Netherlandi adnu Society S.C. iV e lii., i i hopes ol inning the team j ent U( eishl man teams l tered lr o m IS. In mi136 words
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Article118 1959-02-27 15 lIRMAN O'Neill, the Australian Test batsman, inounced yesterday m tfth that he would not Roino to the United lates this veur to play i-st-ball with the New ork Yank< i only terms under which t rould have made the iid O'Neill, were to eptable to the118 words
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58 1959-02-27 15 Unl- .md the ball wa lippH I an orange pip. The Cana-I dlai to open the game up when they could. When they Were unable to run tow.ird th toe they slid mon l< m th( "iiShorter i up the same Impel The CanadReuter - 58 words
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Article, Illustration381 1959-02-27 15 ENGLAND IST. INNINGS Kichardson c Petric b Blair 8 Watson c Petrie b Blair 10 Graveney not out SB May not out '->5 Lunch total (for 2 wkts) !);> Wickets fell at 13, 30. AFTER winning ihe loss m the first Test match againstReuter - 381 words
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Article16 1959-02-27 15 The United States icehockey team was defeated by a Czechoslovakia side 8-3 Prague.* ReuterReuter - 16 words
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Article42 1959-02-27 15 Two young Italian drivers G. C. Castellina, 21, and P. Frescobaldl. 23, won the tenth international Sestrlere Motor Rally which ended yesterday. They drove a Fiat Abarth m the 1.568-mlle event, m which 63 cars started. ReuterReuter - 42 words
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38 1959-02-27 15 TENNIS CLUBS FINED OVER KRAMER ISSUE 'IMiIvKK lliun < IUDS have lum fined £A5O and suspended for .1 month for allowing .ia<k Kramer's professionto the i Ijy the New i^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H tennis be they to to decide to lines. ReuterReuter - 38 words
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85 1959-02-27 15 CAMBRIDGE ARE THE 'TIDDLEY' CHAMPS (CAMBRIDGE I i V/ became All-England tiddleywink champ terday when they beat Oxford Univci. ity by 84 points to 48. It wa.s the flrst official inter-university tiddleywinks match. Cambridge already cl the world tiddleywink championship alter their victory last year over the Goons, a teamReuter - 85 words
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Article82 1959-02-27 15 ('ordon Pirle, the Bi itish 1 international runner, .said m Auckland yesterday he would return to England m May to train for the 5 000 metres at the 1960 Rome Olympic Games. He said he wanted to train m England against stronger opposition. His wife alsoReuter - 82 words
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Advertisement365 1959-02-27 15 Whistle Bait. {\WI HOLLYWOOD film st.ir Mara Cor- MX gp J^k clay is the Week-Ender's cover tfirl Bt**>"*4^p for this week. As she relaxes on a fishermen's pier it's obvious to all why she's m mm. been netting so much attention on the BL Feb. 27's main highlights include: I^\365 words
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Article257 1959-02-27 16 m\m\i f I ff Will he make new bii a fo mediate? \|K. HAROLD MACMILLAN, having probed tin 1 1 minds of Soviet leaders m six meetings since his arrival m Most ow last Saturday, is now fated with the dilemma of whether to letReuter - 257 words
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Article146 1959-02-27 16 Pilots warned off A-centre I>ILOTB of airliner, flying from London alrp were warned to keep well clear ot the Aldermaston atomic weapons research centre when 1 two worker., were killed m an explosion terday. later, the Atomic Energy Authority said the explosion was i»i a. "conventional type'" and no radioactiveReuter - 146 words
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Article53 1959-02-27 16 On Monday the House of Commons will debate a Bill which will increase from £220 million pounds to £315 million pounds the amount of money Parliament may vote for colonial development and welfare. The Bill will also extend the time limit on such schemes from 1960Reuter - 53 words
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Article, Illustration117 1959-02-27 16 DIANA WAGES WAR ON 'WOLVES' 'We girls need protection' Nineteen-year-old Diana Mitchell, above, now appearing as a dancei m one of London's nightspots, has started a "beware of the wolves" camj palgn. When she was appearing as a nude at the Prince of Wales theatre so called photograhpers' asked toReuter - 117 words
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Article52 1959-02-27 16 The London County Council will spend fl 18.129. 235 on running ita services m the coming financial year an increase of more than £8.000,000 million on the present year. The council is the civic administrator of more than three million people m the capital's52 words
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Article36 1959-02-27 16 A three-day strike at the giant Ford motor works at Dagenham near London remained unsettled yesterday with about 7,500 employees idle and more expected to ibe involved last night. ReuterReuter - 36 words
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78 1959-02-27 16 PANADA u„, jy^t Berlin In Com the y IS™ 1 AlTair S1 "^r Wr s Smith, 3 11,1 ,fl "i Com mons Ottawa jesS day. He Rus»U de. liberate!) c ho* v creati a crisis vh (X "one had existed and had plunged theReuter - 78 words
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Advertisement355 1959-02-27 16 t litraiU Time* Free Pre** roi tk\k cony i ni. nc*. o» >«.ntoti»*. at l aPORI COLD STORAGE. ORChARD ROAD will recClV* tmoil Odvn mint) ond in*- bo» b r> CLASSIFIED ADS. Dl VIII--2o minimum I IBHAI manb» 1 Al vol It BBBVICI ft* Winds 12 (Mm Box jti ct*355 words
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Advertisement102 1959-02-27 16 I Take with you the perfect secretary. Why continue to be without a HERMES Baby 1 It is a faithful companion which renders inestimable service. You will be able to take it with you everywhere: It is always ready for use. The latest HERMES Baby model which continues to be102 words
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Article, Illustration848 1959-02-27 1 PUTTING the COLOUR into COLOUR FILM You become artist m photography iiflTH brushes and if te ol oils an bring a mvas to life ••line of natty, the amateur apher with coin m his caipture the •i ac with more and dein just a fraction of a second. The magic848 words
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Advertisement98 1959-02-27 1 _^^l'^™W m****"^ m%^^^ COLOUR SNAPSHOTS are easy as j -2~3 with your camera and I KODACOLOR FILM I 1 LOAD inscrl a roll 2 SNAP —capture 3 ENJOY have glool Kodicoloi Film into ccilourful and rious colour pictures of your camera Available, situations, outd md your family, friends, train 127,98 words
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Advertisement100 1959-02-27 2 W I J |f»*WWPW_a»W_W__MMMIII«ItMM»ta.^^ Vy^H wmmW mm JjllimiLwH ".ruJgZk JTTTTfTllMlllliiliiiiiiniiij IHI tl TTT"— IV" II lHM___iilll___Mii______________i_Ml_i^^___ii --Mil iiMiiMwiii ruuim/ I f jC II I .-^f* i j *°V -Test >•' *^!______________________________________r JL* I "".JF ____KS I I I -Uii ror SUPER SUD^ROJECTCR^^^^^JI^^ l lllllll lff MMtt>t>^^ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiA \J "^js PYPHQIIDr100 words
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Article168 1959-02-27 3 Minolta V-2, a 1 i camera lens shutter, I up to .nd, recenticed to the dealers, has unexpected i among proional, as well as photograti iiy amazing for a between nice such not sup.mmercially with speeds I 500 second. focal plane huh speed168 words
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Article400 1959-02-27 3 An epoch-making reflex camera Besides this surprising new shutter, otht r features of the Minolta V-2 I Lens Rokkor PF 4f> mm f2.; finder, lightened bright range finder, automatic parallax compen- .sat ion; basic length 13 mm; 0.6 magnification. Focussing li by straight advance helicoide lever, which turns up to400 words
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Advertisement163 1959-02-27 3 "v— >x HB^Sl^w^ wide-angle $1 ll^^SSSs^^ I mWkW^Jmm\ P^^M^T^^^ "l T^ k u,,t n universa wide-angle view finder of the m l?^^b^^^^^yjj^^Sß^^NA Iwl^i^^^^jM I]h^* s LEICA M 2 automatica,! Y reveals the r;c,ds of view -KIJmXYC^O mPk^--^ appears instantly upon inserting the pertinent lens. Since the days when it pioneered163 words
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Article, Illustration652 1959-02-27 4 DESIGN FOR LIVING A HOME MOVIE CAMERA Cal is readily reached the Zeiss Movlnette PRICE: Movlnette sa. builtin ex p o s ii i c meter $270.00. Movlnette S. without exposure m c t c r 5222.00. FILM SIZE: 8 mm double run on standard spools. IS, perhaps, much loHan Hai Fong - 652 words
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Advertisement19 1959-02-27 4 MINOLTA fi4Sr£Sf CAMERA IN THE WORLD with SHUTTER SPEED of firr S MOUTRIE CO (M) LTD =J il»OH KM**19 words
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Article, Illustration1048 1959-02-27 5 PATIENCE IS A MUST lIOW does one photo- graph the dramas of nature the moment when a .snake swallows his prey, when a badger cats a frog into pieces, when a little water beetle a terrifying "beast of prey" when shown m full scale1,048 words
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Advertisement72 1959-02-27 5 9*^3l mHv^^m. For rongefmder T frame it 0 V-X"^ rA X, I^^ mlAl 'C^T tofely locked with the camera 'cd Vi f fc f >^ri^L Universal Back to permit o foster a< _>-> X^wLjM^^BKfc!_2^sPMK_^______k_V interchange of nrnaf 07/ TM V J^ _f—\ "P^gCJ HOT^^^^O. under unfavourable lighting conditions < JY72 words
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Article, Illustration106 1959-02-27 6 HAN HAI FONG - BEAUTIES ON THE BEACH HAN HAI FONG FROM THE PERCEPTIVE CAMERA OF GOOD PICTURES, it seems, are m plentiful supply, but original pictures mv getting scarcer and scarcer. Photographer llan Hai Fong, always m search of the original, here presents another gallery of pictures Irom the roving, restless lens of106 words
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Advertisement106 1959-02-27 6 t QlftDßtD preferred by professionals |b| I lf,^!^J lill I ML^^ m* 9 mMW3 00^^ w I i all-round quality. ____^____rf^_______^^^^^^^^__. FP 3 64 Dayliffct SC PAN W«to« 80 Daylight 50 Tungsten 64 Tungsten Tfce fin. grain film for Tk. popular fnr iH perfect enlargement*. BB amatwir snaps**. OBTAINABLE FROM106 words
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Advertisement125 1959-02-27 7 IbtPhl at ease: horizontally MOVIKON 8 MOVINETTE 8 The Zeiss Ikon "New Look" Bmm movie camera is now available m a new easy to use form at only $270.00 with built-in exposure meter and $222.00 without meter. The new Movinette retains the transverse shape that eliminates blurred pictures, even on125 words
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Article, Illustration1474 1959-02-27 8 12,000 calculations and checks ensure I""\<> MH realise how much research an I cure and ability, precision work and '-^introduction of a new camera? Do you realise that m the Agfa camera I I mt total of more than 5.000 emplo1,474 words
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Advertisement77 1959-02-27 8 YASHICA 35 SEKONIC3O-C I tl T ka a D Ti d REVERSE PROJECTION The Most Advanced Reasonably P. ccd 35mm Coupled Rangefinder Camera y^^fcJV L m> .^^^UttoL i With F1.9/45mm Yashinon 6-elemcnts —^P^vß PL 1^ With F2.8/45mm Yashinon 5-elements *c» CIS Jf New COQA/ with Fl .4/ 1 8 mm77 words
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Article, Illustration438 1959-02-27 10 An ideal travel recorder SUPER TECHNIKA ALL SO VERY EASY YOU will lind them m all the popular tourist countries yes, the Super Technika 2i x 3] m. cameras made by the Linhof Precision Camera Works. Anyone who travels, whether on business or for pleasure, likes to438 words
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Article, Illustration81 1959-02-27 11 Paper becomes your film /HEM photographic paper has been otcd with baryta and cd/ it is taken up by tsc winding machines. This scene, right, is M P° rk Work i of ,stman Kodak Cominy Rochester, New wk. BELOW: Photographic per m giont rolls is B red before being coatwifrh81 words
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Article, Illustration137 1959-02-27 12 It pays to think 'square' MOST photographers think of producing pictures which are oblong m shape. They do not realise that the "square" is eminently suitable for so many subjects. This "square" is seen to full compositional advantage m this delightful shot of a ballerina. It was taken with one137 words
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