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    Great Britain

    HOSPITALS, SCHOOLS, AGRICULTURE, MINING AND SOIL EROSION PROBLEMS IN ƒSWAZILAND>

     
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    Great Britain

    Guides and Brownies greet and march past Lord Rowallan who takes the salute.

     
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    TELEVISION NEWSREEL

    The Gordon Highlanders, on a tour of the Malayan jungle, search huts for bandits, taking a prisoner in the process, finally destroying the huts by the use of phosphorous incendiary grenades.

     
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    TELEVISION NEWSREELGreat Britain

    Colonial Secretary Mr Oliver Lyttelton is interviewed following his return from a visit to Malaya.

     
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    Rhodesia

    Mulenga is hired to do odd jobs in the grounds of a big house. However, another employee deviously tries to spoil Mulenga's chances of holding on to his position. When their employer learns of the plot, the scheming rival is dismissed, and ...

     
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    Rhodesia

    Mulenga visits Lake Malawi and meets misfortune at every turn.

     
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    Norman Turner Collection

    Multiple reels on DVD. Family wedding. Journey from South African to Lagos. Flight to Kaduna. Picnic near Kaduna. Kaduna Polo Club. West African Frontier Force parade. Santa Claus: Christmas 1951. Treasury building, Kaduna. ...

     
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    Outlines the history of the London Missionary Society Papua mission, with reference to the missionary James Chalmers, and the work of the modern mission in the context of Papuan society and culture. Mission stations on the south coast of Papua are ...

     
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    Great Britain

    Emphasises the need for improvement of social conditions and closer integration of all races in East Africa to enable Africans to cope with social and economic changes which have taken place.

    Shots of mountains and plains of ...

     
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    RIVER 1951

    USA

    Episodes in the lives of an English family living on the banks of the Ganges. Filmed in India, from a book by Rumer Godden.

     
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    SARAWAK 1951

    INTEREST. The wood-pulp industry in Sarawak.

    A man splits logs into rough sections while another puts the sections against a circular saw to make wood-shavings (88). The wood-shavings are placed into a machine through which water is run to ...

     
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    GB

    Reel 1: "RISALPUR TO SINGAPORE - JAN 1938". A Hawker Hart starts up on airfield. "AMBALA WHERE WE FILLED UP...". Row of Harts lined up on airfield. Men cranking up motor vehicle engine by hand. "...AND HANDED IN NAVIGATION LOGS". Navigation logs ...

     
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    SELF-HELP 1951

    Deals with the communist "threat" to an isolated village in Malaysia and promotes the concept of self-help, encouraging the tradition of consulting territorial chiefs who then consult with the district officers. The film shows an example of isolated ...

     
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    Great Britain

    Title cards. Shots filmed from a vessel as it enters the harbour. Singapore is 'the seventh largest port in the world'. Passenger cargo boat arriving at the port, five European travellers disembark. Male traveller taking in the view. Views ...

     
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    Great Britain

    Native craft; deep-draught vessels; dry docks; pipe-loading of latex; rubber pla ntations; pineapple fields; the battle of malaria; internal transport including the "trishaw".

     
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    Kenya

    Showing wild animals in the National Parks of Tanganyika. The Serengeti plain, vegetation, wildlife of the river, giraffes, elephants, hyenas, ostriches. The migration of buffaloes and other herds. Birdlife, tortoises and snakes.

     
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    Great Britain

    (Reels One and Three only viewed). The introduction provides a brief review of progress made in Nigeria - Lagos converted from a malarial swamp, racial discrimination banished, new buildings, hospitals, railways, etc. However, much remains ...

     
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    Great Britain

    A fictional children's film recalling the journey of trekkers in 1892 from the Transvaal to the Mashomba Valley in Mashonaland. Along their journey, the families are attacked by the Matabeles, before a friendly tribe comes to their rescue, ...

     
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    Great Britain

    Story of the efforts of a Game Warden in East Africa to preserve wild animals in his territory.

    Where No Vultures Fly is a dramatisation of Mervyn Cowie’s struggle to set up a Kenyan National Park. Just like ...

     
  • a NEW LIFE - SQUATTER RESETTLEMENT
    Malaya

    Film showing the resettlement of Chinese squatters from the edge of the Malayan jungle, away from the Communist Terrorists (CTs) who hide there.

    Opening with aerial shots over the Malayan Jungle, the film ...