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1959-06-05
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Title Section18 1959-06-05 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper ***** lUutpafS |*|May June 5, 1959. Price 15 t ts18 words
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251 1959-06-05 1 Malaya's biggest danger— Red intrigue COMMUNIST subversion is i .still the greatest menfactng tne Federation of Malaya, her ambassador i" the United States said last night. Dato Nik Ahmed Kamil. in a speech prepared for delivery to the Asia Society In New York, said the Communista had failed to achieve251 words
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103 1959-06-05 1 NO ANITA TO BAIL OUT STEEL THIS TIME BRITISH actor Anthony Steel, former husband of Swedish beauty Anita Ekberg, was appearing in a Beverly Hills court yesterday on a drunk driving charge. He was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving on Sunset Boulevard just before midnight. A police officer saidU.P.I. - 103 words
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Article30 1959-06-05 1 June first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 100i cents a lb., up half a cent on last nights close. The tone was uncertain.30 words
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168 1959-06-05 1 Thousands pay last respects to Sultan THOUSANDS of people paid their last respects to the late Sultan Ibrahim in Johore Bahru yesterday. A steady stream of mourners filed past tne royal coffin in the main hall of the lstana Besar until 10 p.m. Sultan Sir Ismail. Ungku Tun Aminah and168 words
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Article36 1959-06-05 1 Three men robbed a washerwoman and her bro-ther-in-law in a lift in SIT flats in Ballater Close. Alexandra, on Wednesday afternoon of about $400 in cash and Jewellery, police said today.36 words
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Article37 1959-06-05 1 One i raeli soldier was killed and live were wounded when a land mine blasted an army truck along the Egyptian border near Mitzana yesterday, an army spokesman in Jeru said U.P.I.U.P.I. - 37 words
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Article162 1959-06-05 1 tX>_.TY-TWO assistant nurses at lady Templer hospital in Lumpur decided last night ■8n if their pay dispute ..o-.pi.al authorities Is not >. tonight. Hi. hospital finance and general i ■•mmitt* ting this nurses' de- they should not be asked i-helr food. Until this morning the162 words
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355 1959-06-05 1 New set-up predicted in the Assembly THE first PAP Government ot Singapore, which will assume office this afternoon, is expected to appoint at least nine Parliamentary Secretaries from among its Assemblymen to assist the Ministers. This will be a departure from the past, but it355 words
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Article70 1959-06-05 1 rE Chinese Communist rulers of Tibet have reverted to forced labour to build roads and repair buildings ransacked in the recent bloody revolution, usually reliable informants said in New Delhi last night. Most of the workers, they said, are captured rebel* and include women, boys andU.P.I. - 70 words
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336 1959-06-05 3 DESERT SONG IS JUST KIND OF ENTERTAINMENT S'PORE LIKES in SUIT BONO- with its catchy 1" colourful scenes and spectacle i^redlenti well calculated to appeal to nore audiences. s(> it mat at UM Victoria Theatre last i..--e bv the ovation accorded at "l curt-ln Of the New Sceneshifters* Ruction ofJAB. - 336 words
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77 1959-06-05 3 Dutch dismiss Indonesia bank appeal The Amsterdam Court of Appeal yesterday rejected an application by tne Bank of Indonesia appealin- against a decision of th? Amsterdam district court of December 22, 19.>8. The district court had ordered the bank to hand over to the Dutch-owned Senembah Company 6.263 bales ofReuter - 77 words
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Article29 1959-06-05 3 more than ioo welders were back at work at the new atomic power station at Hunter.ston. Scotland, yesterday after being suspended for "persistent inI dustrlal miseonduct. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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47 1959-06-05 3 RUSSIA TELLS BRITAIN THREAT TO PEACE IN LAOS Russia yesterday called on Britain urging the eminent to wcept th convening o the Amktiu Supervl .sour. Th.* eommu: that violent bait beln going on I tnd hi as Mr And. w.yko the mini Mi rlous n trom ReuterReuter - 47 words
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273 1959-06-05 3 RUSSIA appealed yesterday to be preparing for an Intensive round of negotiations next week with its East German partners as the EastWest talks on Berlin reached a crucial stage m Geneva. While the Big Four Foreign Ministers continued their secret talks, Mr.Reuter - 273 words
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68 1959-06-05 3 KHRUSHCHEV AND DEFENCE CHIEF IN HUNGARY MK. NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV, the Soviet Prime Minister, has arrived in Budapest from Tirana, the Hungarian newi agency MTI announced. Mr Khrushchev, who was accompanied by the Soviet Defence Minister, Marshal Malinovsky, flew from Tirana in a TU-104 jet aircraft. The Albanian Communist Party secretary,Reuter - 68 words
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Advertisement162 1959-06-05 3 CARL ZEISS SUNGLASSES M _k i m KM twit* 1 I PROTECT YOUR EYES against harmful ultraviolet and infra-red rays. REMEMBER Umhral lenses are colour-true and the best you m get for your eyes. __rai/ab/t' at: ROBINSON'S Raffles Place, Singapore 1 and all reliable opticians and Department Storm ESfi^^ I162 words
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180 1959-06-05 4 The Singapore Free Press Friday, June 5, 1959. Opinion A WORTHY CAUSE THE appeal bv the I Singapore AfterCare Association for a further $20,000 needed to reach the target figure required for the building of a hostel for exprisoners is not one which can be overlooked. Luckily, the days when180 words
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Article, Illustration1170 1959-06-05 4 FRANK OWEN - What is the TRUTH about Monty and Berlin? FRANK OWEN By there ever have been a Berlin problem? Could anyone have averted that huge cold shadow which still hangs over the prospect of Summit talks, over the whole peace ot the world? Increasingly, one familiar clipped voice has been giving1,170 words
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Article279 1959-06-05 5 MORE FOLK ENROL TO LEARN MALAY ■glisti classes will be converted by Educaiion Council lase In number of mting U) hai coinL v i decrease 1 nterested in ii: English, acI PokesAdult i//ec. to capacity reaching I trom suI the vari- 1; indicating ng trend d the Council pi, conversion279 words
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Advertisement126 1959-06-05 5 WHY NOT FLY THERE? Sydney? Hongkong? London? New York? Where' nLet us do your bookings you do the journey. Our expert assistance costs you nothing extra. COOKS WORLD TRAVEL SERVICE 39, Robinson Rd., Singapore. Tel: ***** Gromi: Coupon mKINDERM R A F?C M S.7E lii *T^ l^^L SttDE CHaNO \\l126 words
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Miscellaneous209 1959-06-05 6 JKF-K HAW KI "bV" V" «h." JortlaiT TO PQA-^Tl^Ai 1 V >-'C_r_: rt**r» Hlrr\ IfSJ IHI_» v_P3 \wwAW >.^ >B\MMCAKI h lalk anJ phi| |||v s -A ii"S_3f if 1 1^%"^ |P^B _M M y E ME gEMINE^>^-C_^ this rsn6e^ KJ T t L i _r-*_l^\ vli. K JT E__fl209 words
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Miscellaneous300 1959-06-05 6 *»2_J n*km **/TJ\ _P^>v *<]* '~*»m\ man mmM r\ jfl WORN today, you hi I> the fl Jg characti I «m have a greal I pestuous temperament w h a **m ft] develop thi -r I latter 1. entirely UD t I mor, thanman^ But no matter v. I will300 words
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Article164 1959-06-05 7 LONDON. Jun. t Previous Today t« Juiie"^ 29'i bu 29 bu 29' 29'* selli julv 29 4 bu 29 buyer* 29', sei 1 Rvs gptl 29 bu 28 bu. I 29', sellers 29 sel I i:^> Nctth'meni Jul 29', bu. U% bUJ I* seller* 29 s seller*164 words
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Article86 1959-06-05 7 NF.W YORK. June 4. Previ«»u> Today 1U4.62 num. 104.50 nom. i Fu 101.25 buyer., 101.12 buyers M 103.00 .sellers 103.12 sellers >.,. n t 101.00 buyers 100.87 buyers 102.75 sellers 102.87 sellers I SALhS: Nil. KIBBI I! i mures July 35.75 paid 35.40 paid s, t .,,t86 words
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Article24 1959-06-05 7 \l YORK. Junf 1 Previous Todaj G37.39 630 164.83 162.91 Bonds 83.70 ».r.4 88. 4 1 8(.3t> npositc Ivtnigt* 214.38 21124 words
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Article46 1959-06-05 7 24 awaiting wak unquoted Muntok wl B 25. June spot 46. awaiting *n- \->.. to 25. elf. quoted, afloats 44 to 42, June .vaiting re- shipment 39',. 38',. Cif, sell* June .ship- ex -dock. lo 24V_ cif. SaraAbore prices quoted in U.S. cents per lb.46 words
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Article58 1959-06-05 7 Previous Todaj I'hilipplnei c.i.f. I K i uropean pints delivered Aiw\ i lom ton July Strait, (if. U.K. North ports delivered lo long ton .Tune Aug. i OIL «rude strait**. »p< an ports in bull-. t«u .lulv OIL crude Ceylon m ports in bulk ton June58 words
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156 1959-06-05 7 IRAQ ABOUT TO LEAVE STERLING AREA Britain. "We shall depend on our dinar (the Iraqi unit of currency), your eilorts, the country's resources and our strength." General Kassem said the old regime was not a friend to foreign states but a "stooge" which betrayed Iraq and its sons. "We desireReuter - 156 words
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97 1959-06-05 7 Overtime ban hits British newspapers MOST provincial newspapers 111 England particularly weeklies have been drastically reduced in size this week as a result ol the overtime ban by 200.000 workers in the printing industry. A Birmingham daily morning sports newspaper the Sporting Buff will cease producl i n dining theReuter - 97 words
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Advertisement155 1959-06-05 7 NjAT T R P. 41 4^^^. Transistorised 3 -speed portable record o_h________o _____B________^^^^ > Main features h^^^ Speed: 33 i. 45. 78 rpm. P Cartridge: Crystol turnover-type. Frequency range: 150-10,000 cps. W Electric source: 6 Dry batteries (UM-1 1.5V) r Speaker: 4" x 6" parmanent dynamic type. Finish: Two-tone vinyle155 words
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Miscellaneous52 1959-06-05 7 •illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllti S SINGAPORE 1 j HIGH TIDES TODAY: 10.46 a.m. and 10.06 p.m. i TOMORROW: 11.23 I a.m. and 10.38 p.m. SINDAY: 11.59 a.m. and 11.10 p.m. MONDAY: 12.36 p.m.: E and 11.43 p.m. TUESDAY: 1.12 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 0.19 a.m. and 1.49 p.m. THURSDAY: 0.56 a.m and 226 p.m. 1.0052 words
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Article, Illustration245 1959-06-05 8 rilK gent with the heard is Petrus leri dho Loemakeki, 30, of Indonesia, who has jusl re aCh e <l Nottingham after a 23,000 miles < ing adventure. He left Jakarta in June last year. A married man with three children, Petrus was formerly a booking245 words
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Article, Illustration202 1959-06-05 8 PLIZABETH Taylors 1J thr e v child i«- 11 leave London Airport tumult- to their new home near Windsor. Left to right are Christopher, Michael and Elisabeth. hristopher, 1 and Mi thai i an* b\ net second husband Michael Wilding, While baby Elizabeth is byPopper - 202 words
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Article, Illustration87 1959-06-05 8 OPENED recently by Michael Redgrave, a Shakespeare Exhibition at St rat ford- upon -Avon. England, celebrates the 100th season at the town's Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. Designed to cover the staging of Shakespeare"* plays from the original Globe Theatre to the present day. the exhibition has. as its main87 words
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Article, Illustration37 1959-06-05 13 picture. U} '»> bathing 1 a Koreanhat, curvaceous J* J <>nes parts the curtain at the New York Coliseum. '1 ft ir-old beauty from Nashville, Linda was named Miss U.S. World Trade Fair. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 37 words
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949 1959-06-05 13 GEORGE MARK - PUB SIGNS QUENCH THIRST FOR ENGLISH HISTORY GEORGE MARK By THK names the natives five their pubs are one of the must icinatinc things about England. No loving parents ever put more thought, into christening ti flrst born; no admiral ever pondered harder about the new name of his ship.949 words
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Advertisement130 1959-06-05 13 A new link in Pan American's Round- the- World Service... POLAR ROUTE a *L m t >_£ jrt Now or; ROUND mi WORLD PLIGHTS, f Pan Am 1 fast Polar route between Eun and tla; U.S. ITy over W top of the world on tbe direct line from Pa on130 words
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Article211 1959-06-05 14 TV film of Japs killed ex-PoW 'rill! facts that he saw a^aiii, 14 years I. iter. killed Frederick Williams, survivor of tilt* horrors of a Japanese prison camp. They were (he faces of Jap soldiers —on the television screen. Immediately he glimpsed them, 43-year-old Williams, formi r lance-bombardier, turned his211 words
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Article431 1959-06-05 14 Will .CI is tin- mosi rous pi m foi elderlj men? I would :t is th« garden. lord Al.inlnooke. 7». fell o\«i u.iil in Ins garden and broken three ribs. And now here is Mr Ronald Mi Kin non Wood Labour chairman «»t London mint**431 words
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Article32 1959-06-05 14 DOUGLAS BADEK, leyless i time fighter-pil p/ In on amateur-pr lai y J tournament at Sum wdale JM«e 21 and 22. .0 f ner flyder Cup player p,32 words
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Article, Illustration118 1959-06-05 14 Lucky-that was the RIGHT name for this collie I IKY that was a good name for tlie black. J crossbred collie they fished out or Southampton Water a mile from land. To begin with, he might easily I drowned. Secondly, he was duo to die the next day someone put118 words
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Article40 1959-06-05 14 II ll tu I n would br nun ■hfg CiOOK ING <mii mm omi i I tut iis i ,i! to «ii an not entitled Add I robberj bei au ihi i |»l i\ v\ < tk<40 words
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Article, Illustration13 1959-06-05 15 1)1(1 AM (.IKI. I>\ Ingeberg de Beausacq.Ingeberg de Beausacq. - 13 words
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Article84 1959-06-05 15 ARE YOU HIDING A PRIZE PRINT? yl\i time vou tonic i\ OS S one Of your snap <>u think is particularly rood, take .md third look it is one iple would enough so one might a modal for or pubIne. i of the prizes d in competicl by vacations and84 words
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Article, Illustration116 1959-06-05 15 THE LENSMAN - THE LENSMAN bv 4 FEW weeks ago, we talked about photographing landscapes. And one of the tips I suggested was that landscape photographs look 100 per cent better ir they are framed with natural objects such as trees or branches. Wei i it to me tl.at IA.R.P.S.; P.L. Chan - 116 words
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Advertisement21 1959-06-05 15 ■MHH_-M-_---M--_ l^^ I __r > from SI 22/ VdKV 9_H9o I napor.) x|B_P mimm JACK'S FMOTO CO u? N.-m c«*-»-4 w-*> I21 words
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296 1959-06-05 16 U.S. HANDING OVER MISSILE BASES TO CHIANG UNITS It fA JO RAL I Don mosa military assistance group chief, Baid in Taipeh that all Nike-Hercules missile bases in Formosa will be turned over to the Chinese Nationalists by the middle of August. Gen. Doan sain that the missiles are strictlyU.P.I. - 296 words
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86 1959-06-05 16 r vu\: director ot the Japanese Defence Beard, Mr. Shigejiro Ino, said in Tokyo thai Japan's forces should be equipped progressively with modern arms II- said Japan should produce guided missiles units defence, but added that for domestic production ol such arms AmericanReuter - 86 words
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157 1959-06-05 16 4 LONG with tlie increase of firepower, a well- protected "dug-in path" has been completed on the rocky Nationalist-defended Mat sti Island, the Taipei, military information .service has disclosed. The "path," a gigantic defence project on Mat sti, is wide enough for trucks to goReuter - 157 words
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Article55 1959-06-05 16 QUICK LOAN DECISION BID BY PAK. I PAKISTANI Finance Mlni ter, Mr. Mohamri Shoaib i.s seeking a nuick U ernment di c requi I foi ab US$lOO,OOO,OOO in economic aid. Mr. Shoaib -said this amount ded ior each of the next ol Pakl nine i lire to ills. Tl,'' rnmeiU.P.I. - 55 words
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Article18 1959-06-05 16 her tion ot the "l the General on md 'i Japan I nth lid.18 words
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Article32 1959-06-05 16 <! \M licli trom which he iboul onemillion »ri- lid to be n. then thai tl,' rommuni ha •I the enthu »la in ol of t lor i U.P.I.U.P.I. - 32 words
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Article, Illustration98 1959-06-05 16 I'nited States marines parade through the main streets ol tin* small Japanese town of Shimoda. 90 miles south-west of Tokyo, during the annual Bluk Ship Festival, it commemorates the ltiOth anniversary of the arrival of Commodore Matthew Perry's "Black Ships oft Shimoda in 1853 and theU.P.I. - 98 words
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99 1959-06-05 16 P.I. subway plan to beat traffic jams 11ANILA councillors have approved the proposed construction of a subway in Manila to ease traffic congestion. The City Engineer's Office suggested the construction of the underpa tral Quiapo District, which is one of the busiest sec 1 1 on s of Manila. I'U.P.I. - 99 words
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Article17 1959-06-05 16 nual conference of t in Peopl Communist League, now me< n Seoul plan ill worlds immunhd ReuterReuter - 17 words
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Article45 1959-06-05 16 I he entral Union of Soviet Consumers' opei tne*. and the Japanese Union of Consumers Co-operatives havi reemenl iii Moscow on the exchange <>f goods for 1959. The Japanese will supply cotton, synthetic cloth and galvanised wire netting:, and the Russians will supply timber. ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article17 1959-06-05 16 President Eisenhower approved a Korean National Airlines request to fly charter merits to TI fl cit U.P.I.U.P.I. - 17 words
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Article22 1959-06-05 16 .1 group of 412 Japai emigrants to Brazil Kobe aboard the BraJl Maru. It was thr tenth group mr Brazil th. ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article11 1959-06-05 16 Mite: Asian Affair minated by Eisenhower United St to Paki ReuterReuter - 11 words
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Article15 1959-06-05 16 A public colour impres lited Stat artist Ran been open will a Hong K ReuterReuter - 15 words
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264 1959-06-05 17 01 I OF COURT. Cecil Michael Sd. .••HI -real fascination I by experts writtheir own fields of and when, as in Henry Cecil, legal is combined with t for telling a tale, the Jvsii ntertainment of a high order. In 'Settled264 words
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Article, Illustration190 1959-06-05 17 Rome (says Mr. Duggan) was built this way FATHERS. By Duggan. ROMULUS, the founder. of Rome," Dr. Smith of 1 i -ical Dic- must not be reI real person<r had the having read in's new novel. the founding of its fortunes the reign of Rorecorded in ■nd convincing Romulus's in-190 words
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Article117 1959-06-05 17 GEORGE MILLAR - GEORGE MILLAR 'V THE bu Saul I and inished this I cried don't, ii, their v. they fled, H 101l to tell -me Ibing t i one minute, glug the m Explaining his Amer background, coupled with his hunger tor somethi outside civilised i he hard: h(117 words
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324 1959-06-05 17 BASIL CARDEW - Mike Hawthorn tells (on tape recording) why he quit racing BASIL CARDEW By WOULD CHAMPIONSHIP I tant. Alltosport 21S. jyilKF HAWTHORN gave up motor racing after winning the world championship In the Moroccan Grand Prix at Casablanca last October because he was no longer enjoying the sport. He tape-recorded his324 words
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Article72 1959-06-05 17 'PHE EIGHTH (lIU LE. I Stanley Ellin. Boardman, is (id Brilliantly ten mystery m which well hi Bi t AmeriCrime story oi Plot, which concerns detective taki:. In oider to find hi guilty, bull tion and CH ol I, HERO I OR II INDI R Andrew Ganre <72 words
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Article, Illustration93 1959-06-05 18 Service here is automatic Aii automatic tennis trainer Int^ been installed at the Essex School of I a* ii I eimis, South hingford, London. The electrically powered machine projects halls on any selected part of the court at a re fUlated speed and height and suitable for all grades ofFox - 93 words
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339 1959-06-05 18 ARCHIE QUICK - MODERN CRICKET WOULD FOX THESE GREATS OF PAST ARCHIE QUICK ?y rrONY LOCK is a lion-hearted cricketer and a deep student of the game, and he will not have it that the giants of the past were any better than the men of today. Two great players of yesteryear whom339 words
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Article46 1959-06-05 18 Tottenham Hotspur, thi English first division socci r club, were beaten 3-1 by a team of Soviet Olympic night Leningra ov c r 100.000 spectatorwatched the game, the last in Spin three-match tour. [i was the London clu'o'only defeat In the ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article36 1959-06-05 18 BRITON BEATS HAMMER RECORD Mike Ellis, Gtt lin British hammer thrower, broke the Empire hammer record Loughborough, i eice (terihl h 213ft lin. although still on hedule. ompeting for Loughborough I ur At I: im ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article164 1959-06-05 18 EARNS TIE IN TEMPER Worst goif moments h y I UNO went wn J loi Ei ic I i intii In became em i hi putter that I -hed It round In temper tis, performed be ion hundreds, help Lester tu brilliant 68 67 finish to tie Harold Henning for164 words
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Article, Illustration37 1959-06-05 18 BRUSH UP YOUR BRIDGE The the in two cast Ht a ix In i Eaj Diamcri I save I con ou by monds bj v. h Phi Clubs; round i sul s, East i Six Diami i37 words
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Miscellaneous70 1959-06-05 18 --------I I I I I A-l J_— l— li4 laughter al the 8. Material seen in ant die 1 9 Held a v brief 6. Kil ,7.. T.Poin v. ill ob«7i Ball boy A 11 I wrong In thi ul 17. We 14 Take on 18. I multiplli 2» 2170 words
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301 1959-06-05 19 it Nil i ll th determined up by improved fielding took I them to the point ol a E complete breakthrough *nd only the world class batting Of May turned the tide. f England, who won the toss and batted fust onReuter - 301 words
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Article319 1959-06-05 19 HALLAM IS FIRST TO GET 1,000 HAI RICE HALLAM 1 of Leicestershire yesterday became the first batsman in English cricket this season to complete one thousand runs. H**^ regate is the quickest one thousand runs d for ten years. ■e war onlv'Denis ton (in 1957 and Idge 1 1949* vedReuter - 319 words
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142 1959-06-05 19 Timtberlane fastest on track at Ipoh I.IAN I EWI > E relit list f mini prob- tn the bard ti i berlane <*"» n \*.li<» missed hi. J, made the j fastest tune when he E lo vered 31 in *'J7 4 .">. 11, seemed to do his E work142 words
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Article38 1959-06-05 19 PROBABFF seratchings for Sunday are: Who Knows. On Stage, Jaemae. Straits Code, Early Bird, Forest Beau, Silver Mistress, Tobasco. Supreme Test, Programme, Gunong Mas, Show l'p. Turk s Fire Adjutant, Noble Essence, Josker 111 and Russian Rose.38 words
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Article140 1959-06-05 19 FRASER IN THE FINAL ii lAS Neil *> mi unci 1».» in i Ylunm I San. ana nn into the final ol the onde de Godo" inter on- tourna men| in Bareelo i terday. Thej beat South Africans Gordon Forbes and Abe Se-_.ii in quar ter- final play. Fraser hadU.P.I. - 140 words
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222 1959-06-05 19 I.O.C. chief takes Riviera holiday I the in. i from ympic movemei 1 1< left no [wi i the Chancelloi ipic headquai L< Before leaving, Brund ned a itatement in which he said thai "much ml i> i printed about the actions ot the 1.0.C In regardi to China OustedU P I - 222 words
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Advertisement122 1959-06-05 19 ifo's 0 Jive// /fe//e/ Who wouldn't like a swc< t treat with swish dish At t^ m m Beverley Prcmse, Briiish nt starlet who appeared in "Girls Jm in Arms". If you don't dig I our crazy language turn to i^m W Page 0 of this week's Week- f Ender.122 words
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209 1959-06-05 20 Mr Chakravarti H i ichari, i Ider man and iorn vernor ral India ht announced the formation of Conservative Party opposition to Prime MlnNehru's Congress Government. He told a public meeting in Madras that the party was being formed "to en publicReuter - 209 words
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Article40 1959-06-05 20 Mr. Julian Amery, Colonial Under-Secretary, told the House of Commons yesterday that 37,000 people, including a large proportion of refugees, were rehoused hi resettlement estates in Hong Kong during the year ending March 31. 1959.40 words
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92 1959-06-05 20 A MALAYAN Government mission is now in the final stages of talks with British Government Ministries in London on the requirements ol the Malayan armed forces. The Malayan delegates have arranged to leave London on Monday by air to report home on the results ofReuter - 92 words
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Article362 1959-06-05 20 ADENAUER TO STAY AS CHANCELLOR New Bonn bombshell DH. KONRAD ADENAI ER has decided not to run for the West German Presidency and intends now to remain Chancellor, Herr Willi Rasner, manager of thr 1 hristian Democratic Tarty, announced in Bonn last night. Political observers in Bonn believe Dr. Adenauer'!Reuter; U.P.I. - 362 words
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Article88 1959-06-05 20 GRANDFATHER BREAKS FLYING RECORD MAX CONRAD, the sG-year-old American 'flying grandfather." touched his light aircraft down at international airport. Los Angeles, yesterday after flying about 7.700 miles from Casablanca In just over 58 hours. His east-west Atlantic crossing followed by the crossing of the American continent in his singleengined PiperReuter - 88 words
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Article34 1959-06-05 20 SIR HUGH FOOT, Governor of Cyprus yesterday conferred with Colonial officials in London on the implementation oi the London agreement of three months ago on the future ol the Mediterranean island. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article49 1959-06-05 20 THE FIRE at the new spare parts depot of Rootes Motors in Birmingham on Wednesday night was confined to a small part of the building and would cause no serious interference with supplies to dealers and distributors, a RooU's group spokesman said yesterday.49 words
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Article18 1959-06-05 20 President Sukarno of Indonesia arrived In Honolulu yesterday on his way to Tokyo. Reuter ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Advertisement354 1959-06-05 20 I WOkA'.l OKCHAKD KOAD tmoll and M bo numL CLASSIFIED ADS. \l _<u B RVH l IM. PLAN Printl i MOPPING <.i i ■>_- <r,n )-«<•* ,ii tit, rvlra COMPI EIE HANOI 0 dren's start-Rite Shoes Irom Hal)- een-a«er.s All Sizes Locked Open till 5 pin Saturday. Vendon io. Collyer354 words
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Advertisement30 1959-06-05 20 XWmmmmWMm^filummA BBS \\mmWatWmkwtMm ■l-PiK< ,v V'* ***->____. IFv --**>*** *>r|j| Ul; IM m *-_-_-i BV _luQ m i^----l __F _fl _a -**r" J tu 'Aum \^_l___.^^iCJß m\r mm^um muu*ow9xW*vDmt un* vfl Ka"^^^"^^^^si-»"~30 words
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Title Section9 1959-06-05 1 FREE PRESS Photography SUPPLEMENT Singapore, Friday, June 5, 1959.9 words
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Article, Illustration447 1959-06-05 1 HAROLD WILLIAMS - YOUR HOBB Y CALLS FOR A CAMERA... HAROLD WILLIAMS c. k COLLECTOR of airplane models neers a teiiow hobbyst. "Have you seen he latest additions to ny collection?'* he isks. He hands a folder di photographic prints to his fellow collector. "Just take a look at that Spitfire. That's what447 words
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Advertisement233 1959-06-05 1 _—^fli:?. _a i Y iJ^HU____ a^k^^ -^58 CXU _|9M l^?_-»-___l*r i-_-_i-> c^-^ i >- ____fl^ rillir n^M -^^^v i u g -B-n!^^ \rcz~zz o <. o < 'Vvv^.^_rr^__.t.E o«>^i>.x-./.7."*.M.«s a l-« ui.o.cucui^«.-«^*- a r_T tlAlAf I with a BROWNIE START NOW! MOVIE CAMERA f____*^^^kf_. I1 *^__M__L Hr l v 2233 words
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Advertisement44 1959-06-05 2 iT^T* I v y mlllMf^autUUa ust _-K I UllkJ*— l ISm^tms 1 B) finrtlrk 1 XT vr^t mmm^^^^*Bm, _C ill v IhmatS S x innf .nil i— h_—^ _r__-^_EMUU-_USflV_* _-k^_X EB^-l-i ro>---t»*^--l lk___.«9 Bs^***^^ 1 R"7 US 157, North Bridge Road. Capitol Building, Singapore44 words
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Article, Illustration195 1959-06-05 3 Due to its extraordinary rugged design and the matchless efficiency and reliability of its controls, the heavy duty pan/tilt and levelling head is especially well suited to work with heavy cine and studio cameras. Pan and tilt action can be adjusted separately with the aid of scales195 words
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Article209 1959-06-05 3 DESPITE the remarkably smooth pan and tilt action and the astonishing; ease of manipulation of the new Linhof pan/tilt heads, the handle -if it remained a fixture as hitherto would in many cases prove to be little more than a hindrance to the photographer or cam- eraman.209 words
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Advertisement81 1959-06-05 3 R^i GERMANY'S FINEST Dl[Fj U f|f|[H Bmm CINE CAMERA ELECTRONIC FLASHLIGHTS (l_A**o MODELS fig) g,^^ m J m jf 2 8, 38mm More POWER _^Rt Bo h Lcn,e cou P |,d w,,h m A a, T|_r^-kJ po«.iir meter for foolproof film j Better QUALITY Now avaj ab e al V/h.chcver81 words
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Article, Illustration358 1959-06-05 4 Jay Este - Setting trend in design Jay Este l*H T HK past year ol the Introduction of several cameras indicative 0 th-l n trend in design. The first Of tin standing Praktina-IIA i* time ii was IntroauiedWS? S American market, t] p th < has maintained its i ea d foremost single-len358 words
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Article517 1959-06-05 4 "WHEN man himself eventually goes out into space, it's a certainty that he will take his cameras with him." That prediction was made by Donald McMa.ster. chairman of the executive committee of Eastman Kodak Company, during a recent speech before the National Society of Photographic Scientists517 words
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Advertisement260 1959-06-05 4 o_c.ii/ sc.ko.ho-SLV shutter. *-Ihl_l .peed. i l/soo uc. (case inclusive) -^"-^fi^k (0 built-in nit-tut. _P!_***-*^a_w_-^>lM_i*_^ mOv > coupled rongctindtr WZ*** 9 "V^_w _fiW _-f ■__^____IP_L ~-^__k~ x* Tk m bright-frame view tinder **mn JtS_______ A Tkm I tJ-tl -_-_■_--> m e\\ m built m e-.po-.ur. meter Hr__l vt lever-wind iff]260 words
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Article, Illustration566 1959-06-05 5 Make movie camera your companion picnii nt. IJ l ihore Zoo or a trip to t All tn pleasant on wi ekends bnd holidays, f more and more people enjoy t rities and take along their movie are sever ts for the Increasilarity of movie-making. Many people leisure time m566 words
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Advertisement74 1959-06-05 5 For Simplicity that %,S^ I Efl VI I*l guarantees Perfection! W£~^ 0k W I I*l IK II mm im _Y J I mmWrvsammv- _*****^'_______l > **\/il\JK\___Sv j y**% m *m\ m^tf M) f because //»e /ens is so good j 40/mL JI Fatl ,nd ,ine Era _l -I IfV I74 words
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333 1959-06-05 6 MICROFILM: THE KEY TO S-P-A-C-E PROBLEMS RECENTLY a United States Air Force pilot was pictured standing beside a new jet fighter holding 13 small boxes. In them were 13 rolls of microfilm on which were recorded a complete set of engineering drawings for the plane. Why was the picture taken?333 words
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211 1959-06-05 6 Not too soon to plan photo Christmas cards IT m.i\ seem like I rushing things ,i hit. even lo mention 1 Christmas in lune but it really Isn't, At least, not In the way we're been thinking about it. o We believe there's no time like the present to keep211 words
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Advertisement216 1959-06-05 6 I K- O tACTTf__. The quick-shooting 35 mm. P**-/- W^**^^mMs mam%urJw4t*uTmM A "~"^—^-«-__s___^~ $87.00 Pictures .it their easiest: just press for each shot Its amazing features: Low Price Colour-corrected Novar Simple to use Lens Instantly ready to shoot Contemporary shape The universal rapid lever is your I perfect snapshots. Just216 words
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Advertisement118 1959-06-05 7 "■■"<*. s'f 111. t Jkma\^^o^*mWmWmmua^^**\\~ _-H II fSe if^l induJe 111 f m adQp,Cr f thOS6 !PeC, St $hOtS det S f logically graduated shutter- Wmmfw^uA HI magnifying hood and beit of all, Carl Zeiis len%.» guaranteed to to 1,500 sec.) built-in *>elf mm^ mr mMmu mm **9* produce a118 words
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Article, Illustration239 1959-06-05 8 WHETHER YOU INTEND TO SELL BOILERS OR HOUSES, QUALIFY AS A DOCTOR OR DEVOTE YOUR LIFE TO THE STUDY OF PLANTS YOU WILL FIND YOUR CAMERA TO BE A VALUABLE AND CONSTANT TOOL HE thousands of young men and women now standing on the threshold of careers,239 words
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Article, Illustration39 1959-06-05 8 PHOTOCRAPHY takes its place on factory produc tion lines throughout the world. Here illumi* photographs of complex wiring systems gu«d busy hands of assembly line operators. In top ture, salesmen brush up on their produc? camera.39 words
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Advertisement73 1959-06-05 8 [TOP QUALITY LOW PRI_E= JAVH I C A __>. *J_-B°' r*\ t'^^'ui!mum CI WmrmMnaW^mm\ i fl *_iit_-_rv^_-**TJ| M.4/38mm. mounted on turret *ith 2^B lens $144 126 A.,0 Avoi,.b,c: Yo.hico A $75 Yoshico B $84 Yoshico 44 $156 Yoshico 635 5156 Yoshico Mot 95 Soic Agent* Service Station: 70 Pudu Rood,73 words
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Article, Illustration196 1959-06-05 9 A IRES, the world-famous manufacturers who first inA troduced the luminous, bright-line viewfinder-eum-..m..-finder in a low price 35mm camera, now follow up their lons string of successes with two new models, the Aires 111-S and the Aires Viscount. liu 111 S ahove may be regarded essentially196 words
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Advertisement120 1959-06-05 9 /".j fififif-/^S^-_-^--^------2 (f_T wawarn^ Awhi '-^8W r* **jj^ r __R__________r '*iS _»^W flV^vka-l Es^a__^_____--fl kH -/2-_ MM^^v*i^Zi 2r***-fl 83a -Hfl a Y.^._-B_g-Bw h aajinHs^- a-.. Lv__*aa_ai fl s 'g^Bffflri-r *t\\\ W mv^m H-______-P_ fly iflkA I mUurA tmk \wt\S^*mtm nr m *^L^*^ht^*mU*a*k\ I __r I 1 _H_ftS&v*3 D-Ti i i*120 words
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689 1959-06-05 10 Exciting new vistas in the world of colour with these films pO*. COLOUR enthusiasts a completely new trend has become apparent. Until recently colour photography had always been limited to good lighting conditions. Usually only motionless subjects could be handled by the colour film. Admittedly, under J com it to689 words
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560 1959-06-05 10 IKONETTE A CAMERA TO APPEAL TO LADIES THE appearance of yet another 35 mm '•.snapshot'' camera will come as no surprise to those who know how colour is sweeping more and more into popularity. Any mystery about this of lilm has by now been dispelled completely from the popular mind560 words
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Advertisement82 1959-06-05 10 NAW NEWER AND BETTER THAN EVER B mp BBgW w BS^^ WORD FOR THE HB> -jg gg> 1 1 IIS i 28 1.9 ___ttfl________BJ BUIIT ,N AL-TOV IM Tin-: EN WIMDOW MS lit SWIKH LENSES N SECONDS... —r^amwwm. ■WClf PETRI AUXILIARY LENS KITS S^jJ! S 'i3sv^ S____f "^_B-2SPs rar^____l -n_*rltf82 words
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Article, Illustration179 1959-06-05 11 SOME people arc never satisfied .specify photographers. The other day I showed the accompanying picture to a well known local photc^npher whose portraits and Singapore Chinatown seer.* have been shown in major exhibitions .ill over the world. It wis taken by a pressM.Y.F. - 179 words
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381 1959-06-05 11 JOHN VAN GUILDER - JOHN VAN GUILDER YOU know when the sun goes down many picture takers either put away their camera or get out their flash equipment to shoot indoors. Somehow the snapshooting possibilities outdoors it nielli never occur to them Actually, its a fine time381 words
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Advertisement105 1959-06-05 11 _r_L-_-ill€_» ■f K..u.. The mogazincs ::;v my for Kallo 8 M-»\ )\lmy*\\T models Gold and ?Jl -"•li___l Silver use ordinary -__S__r^-9__ spool-film and pro■j^^ vide smooth movie *ffi*^ -fpflfg^ taking through easy v ySmfmj loading and rapid |l|l < f\\w changing Motor stops v'Sß3V__r^9*_-_ automatically at 25 ni(lJr) T c105 words
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Advertisement53 1959-06-05 11 Almighty tomaf C im Bmm CINE CAMERA /^______k* I 4 m- iJ^~~ _-j-J \V-i fmm\ \_T w\\ *nt\ mM mmmmrmfawf fo 1/ETEfZAA/S 3ankyo o t (/out I'f'fe 7c/ne 7/{one Cameta otKOlly Accessory full .o Ac n Stondord ond Interchongeoble lenses _md Compact, liqhtwnght S. MOUTRIE CO. (M) LTD. SINGAPORE kUALA53 words
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Article, Illustration610 1959-06-05 12 BIG— BUT SIMPLE TO USE ERE is new* ior all who are interested in a large-format camera with the back and front adjustments of the well-known Linhof Super Technika cameras. Professional photographers as well as scientists, physicians, architects, and amateurs, find in the Linhof Colour a universal camera which enables610 words
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