Mirepoix, C., - The Pathans. A Firece Race Leaves Its Guns At Home. In:the Asian Magazine, Vol. 2-29; July 22, 1962.

Kuala Lumpur, Adrian Zecha, 1962. Folio, original illustrated coloured stapled wrappers, illustrating Singapore waterfront, photographed by Manyard Frank Wolfe. 18pp. Many text-ills., incl. portrs., full-p. coloured illustration on verso of front wrapper, being an illustration of the Mosque at Brunei, ful-p. illustration of a stone-carved Buddha-head as found in the holdings of the Seattle Art Museum, U.S.A., printed on recte of lower outer wrapper, sketch-map of Malaysia and singapore, with statistical data on agricultural/industrial products, surface in square miles, population-numbers, incl. 'foreign races', of Malaya, North Borneo, Brunei, Sarawak, advertism. dispersed through text of with illustrated. Besides the article stated, this issue contains following essays: The New Malaysia, a melting pot of many races, with many portraits of males and females; Mrs. Morarjee: a Woman in a Man's world [a woman in the antique business of Bombay, India] (vy Viswam); A Cornucopian Shopping List..For Rangoon Two-shift Market(story and pictures by Barry Conn Hughes), and: The Messiah who abdicated (Krishnamurti) (By Thomas Vernon), with a portrait of Krishnamurti. An odd issue, distributed weekly with, a.o., The Manila Times, the Sunday Times of Malaysia and Singapore, the Bangkok Post, The Korea Times, the Borneo Bulletin, the Pacific Journal of Guam,..(extremities of wrappers with some wear and fraying, o.w. a good well-preserved copy). Good copy.