1.
LS. LABUAN AIRPORT (L.TO R.) GOODE, WALKER, AND WHITE WAIT FOR LUCE.
3 1/2 ft

2.
MLS. GOODE AND WALKER.
5 1/2 ft

3.
LS. PLANE WITH LUCE ABOARD.
10 1/2 ft

4.
MLS. PLANE.
12 ft

5.
MLS. LUCE LEAVES PLANE GREETED BY GOODE.
15 1/2 ft

6.
MS. WHITE GREETS LUCE.
18 1/2 ft

7.
MS. WADDELL WHO CAME ON SAME PLANE SHAKES HANDS WITH GOODE.
20 1/2 ft

8.
LS. GOODE AND LUCE WALK AWAY (2 SHOTS)
27 1/2 ft

9.
MS LUCE GETS INTO CAR.
29 ft

10.
LS. CARS DRIVE OFF.
34 ft



Initials LCS/S/MK/GAP/MK



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Background: AS TENSION CONTINUES IN BRITISH BORNEO, THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF BRITISH FAR EAST FORCES, ADMIRAL SIR DAVID LUCE, FLEW FROM SINGAPORE TO LABUAN IN NORTH BORNEO TO CONFER WITH BRITAIN'S SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES.

HE MET THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH BORNEO, SIR WILLIAM GOODE, THE GOVERNOR OF SARAWAK, SIR ALEXANDER WADDELL, THE BRITISH HIGH COMMISSIONER IN BRUNEI, SIR DENNIS WHITE AND THE COMMANDER OF BRITISH FORCES IN BORNEO, MAJOR GENERAL WALKER.

THE TALKS LASTED MOST OF THE DAY BUT THEE WAS NO ANNOUNCEMENT AT THE CONCLUSION. BRITISH FORCES ARE STATIONED THROUGHOUT THE THREE TERRITORIES IN AN ARC STRETCHING A THOUSAND MILES FROM TAWAU IN THE EAST OF NORTH BORNEO TO KUCHING IN THE SOUTH OF SARAWAK. IT'S KNOWN THAT SOME FORCES ARE OPERATING IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE BORDER WITH INDONESIAN BORNEO.