The Singapore Free Press, 5 July 1958

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    14 1 The Singapore Free Press ilava's Own Family Paper ..M.i.', Batnrisyi J«lj liSti Ptfpc iSCIs.
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    Lock icon LOYALIST LEAGUE SHOCKS BISHOPS
    136 1 LOYALIST LEAGUE SHOCKS BISHOPS of the League i'l re Loyalists more than 3uo and Bishops onstrating against Makarios In lull session yestie Lambeth ;onfen nee, an extreme v.v, made irate demonstrajath ring of from all over the world. )eard< d League disguised as poke against the )riot archbishop >ody oi
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    Lock icon 112 holiday deaths
    37 1 11 2 holiday deaths U.S. National Safety cil warned yesterday unless the present i Is chocked, the nation leaded for an all-time gn for a three-day Indeldence Day toll The overall holiday death total IS 112 U.P.I.
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    Wife gave alarm
    27 1 Fivy masked men, armed n daggers, entered the 01 Mr. Tan Ec Tong in P. enia ast night, but immediately Mrs. Tan the alarm.
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    VATICAN CONDEMNS INGRID'S PLANS TO REMARRY
    6 1 VATICAN CONDEMNS INGRID'S PLANS TO REMARRY
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    Lock icon AND REGRETS BY MAMIE 'BECAUSE OF OUR SON'
    123 1 piLW [Star MAMIE VAN DOREN said »nd i >wood >' s terda y that she "a'? P^ 'Anthony could not kc a go <,f their marriagr and ■annea to arrange a divorce. TOWa Van horen, who left later for 1 >mc!, that
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    NEW TARIFF PLAN WILL LURE OUR CAPITAL
    216 1 NEW TARIFF PLAN WILL LURE OUR CAPITAL Colony industrialist studies fC.L. move, warns: r pilE steps being taken by tin* Federation Government to give tariff protection to more industries will cause further migration of capital across the Causeway unless the Singapore Government immediately formulates a fmn industrial policy. This view
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    Lock icon Way now open for Ceylon to go 'dry'
    114 1 Way now open for Ceylon to go 'dry' rpiiE Ceylon GovernA ment yesterday announced decision* which will pave the way for the eventual prohibition of alcoholic drinks by a majority vote throughout the island. Women, who previously took, no part, will now have votes in local polls held periodically to
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    Lock icon A-talks resumed
    23 1 The Geneva nuclear detection conference s;ot over its first hurdle yesterday by reaching an East-West agreement on its working agenda U.P.I.
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    Lock icon 'Divorces harmful to the children'
    203 1 THE VATICAN newspaper Osservatore Romano yesterday strongly condemned actress Ingrid Bergman's plans to marry for a third time. In an editorial the newspaper said that divorces H and re-marriages satisfied the egoism of the people involved but their offspring were harmed and they lost their
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    Lock icon SNIPING SPREADS IN LEBANON CAPITAL
    126 1 SNIPING SPREADS IN LEBANON CAPITAL SHOOTING .spread to several parts of Beirut city last night and towards midnight firing was going on in several scattered areas. But the insurgents did not appear to be trying to take over any fresh areas of the capital. The shooting seemed to be of
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    TENGKU FLIES IN TODAY
    46 1 The Federation Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, is due in Singapore by air today at 2.40 p.m. after his Haj pilgrimage. A seat lias been booked for him in a Malayan Airways plane scheduled to leave for Kuala Lumpur at 4.40 p.m.
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    Lock icon Trapped 7 days
    21 1 Thre€ miners entombed Since last, Saturday in a collapsed lignite mine at Komaki, Japan, were rescued yesterday. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Algiers 'safety' men are 'concerned' over de Gaulle's snub
    501 2 Algiers 'safety' men are 'concerned' over de Gaulle's snub Sf.NATOR IS ARRESTED AT FUNERAL nnHR] E men, li I Mr J i Kelly, a member ol i >c U■ h i y> pu ca §ci ti wen del i by ,n during a Mo Eii i funeral that oi Moj
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    FOG ADDS TO U.K. FLOOD HARDSHIPS
    140 2 FOG ADDS TO U.K. FLOOD HARDSHIPS |7O(; yesterday followed -T the floods in England, Visibility on many ds in the Midlands was down to 30 yai d While floods had cleared in many areas, there was still serious flooding in the Doncaster area of Yorkshire, the most severely hit county.
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    Rebel chief gives up
    82 2 Ok Hnsin Aminuddin, former chairman of the South Sumatra Hoard of Trade, ha surrendered to a Oovei nm< nl task force, the Antara n< w.s Agency said In Jakarta yesterday The authorities want his help in their Investigations into the di appearance ol 70 million rupfoha
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    Lock icon 'I wrote: A-bomb letter' I—farm1—farm worker
    256 2 'I wrote: A-bomb letter' I—farm1 farm worker m i)()i.i( i: .it Ipswich. m 1 Eastern England. B late last ni^ht ques- tinned a faun worker who had told rcpui ters he was responsible for the letter to the Soviet Embassy threatening to g drop an atomic bomb near Britain. *g
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    FINLAND VOTES
    25 2 More than two-and-a-half million Finnish voter.-, will go to the polls tomorrow and i Monday to elect a new 200- seat one-chamber parlia-ment.—-Reuter.
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    FOOT TO CONFER WITH CYPRIOT MAYORS
    229 2 FOOT TO CONFER WITH CYPRIOT MAYORS nnHE Qovernor of c rus, Sir Hugh Foot, lu»s Invited Gi Cypriot mayors 01 island's towns to nw him nt Governn House on Monda; discuss security suits and gen i municipal affairs, Gre c k spokesman said in. Nicosia last night. The Governor had
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    Lock icon 'CAMBODIA GOVT. INCITING PEOPLE TO WAR' CHARGE
    294 2 (JOUTH VIETNAM Oner 0 more denounces the war m&noeuvrea and nets 01 provocation ot the Cam bodkin Government," a government communique i.s.surd In Saigon, said yesterday. The communique said "it is regrettable on the- eve ol a meeting dr.sired by the Cambodian leader
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    Lock icon A wife confesses—but husband stays stays in jail
    223 3 mil BRITISH Home Secirv Mi K. Butler, s rejected a plea tot the re- prisoner, now servsentenee for the I his son, despite a statement by the pri(iul s wife admitting resH ns ibilit3 "i the crime. }i Butler's conclusions v n
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    Lock icon SIR WILLIAM SEES 'PLANTING RICE' DANCE
    73 3 r Philippines Consul in Singapore, idro l Holigores, and his wife, cockl ill partj last night at the J Hotel to celebrate the 1-th ani the Philippines 1 Indepenoseen above escorting the Governor Sir William Goode and Lady Goode into tlio reception room. Guests
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    Lock icon KASHMIR MARCHERS CROSS INTO INDIA
    142 3 KASHMIR MARCHERS CROSS INTO INDIA RADIO PAKISTAN reported last night that 10 people had crossed the cease-fire line into the Indian side of Kashmir. An elventh was stopped by police. Reports from Azad Kashmir said several more batches of "liberation volunteers" were marching towards Chinari, near the cease-fire line, in
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    Lock icon RAF hero's son gets 5 years'he smeared family name'
    252 3 18-year <>] C i son of 1 Royal Air Force mmodore was jailed Ma ids tone Kent for five for robbing a an Of £2,274 stor'•ri being armed th a revolver. The boy. Martin Searby. son of Air Commodore John Searby,
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    The Singapore Free Press Saturday, July 5, 1958. Opinioon Communion of guilt
    216 4 The Singapore Free Press Saturday, July 5, 1958. Opinioon Communion of guilt in the unfolding plot to communise Singapore, temptations appealing to base instincts could beset the people of this island. For that has been the pattern in Russia and mainland China—inducements to the to-be-enslaved people to give way to
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    INTRODUCING THE BRITISH SOLDIER OF TODAY
    89 4 Britain's fighting men are marching on milk even the Guards. Soldiers and sailors are drink ing nine glasses of milk to every AM <*lacc<>c of beer. In NAAFI canteens in Britain Biggest surprise is the popularity of refrigerated coin-in-slot machines, which sell milk at
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    Servicemen in S'pore prefer soft drinks to beer
    338 4 Servicemen in S'pore prefer soft drinks to beer rpilE drinking habits J of servicemen In Singapore are rapidly Changing. Soldiers sailors and airmen are now drinking more soft dnnks than beer. Many of them prefer milk rather than other drinks in the mornings. The Britannia Club, the Union Jack Club,
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    BELINDA LEE IS DEFIANT
    392 4  -  John Lambert by BELINDA LEE, recently on holiday in Rome with Prince Filippo Orsini, may find that her British film career with the Rank Organisation has spluttered out. A close associate of John Davis, the man who hires and fires the Pinewood Studios stars, told me:
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    THE WAY
    179 4  -  Beacheomber i!H EH rriiE unhapplest of all 1 the smartly dressed men ai Ascot was the poor fellow whose beautifully rolled umbrella remained beautifully rolled all the afternoon. When other, reluctantly unrolled he alone Rot drenched. Hit umhrclKi Was a dummy, He had sacrificed utility to appearance, but
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      34 4 Exquisite Jewellery of Quality and Taste By Skilled Craftsmen DIAMOND RINGS, I WATCHES, FINE JEWELLERY S.P.H.deSILVALTD. 45, HIGH STREET, AIRPORT SINGAPORE (y. STATION ROAD, IPOM A3BOCIAI i: COMPANY S.P.H. de SILVA |H.K.) LTD. j
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    SST's POINTS SYSTEM SECRECY TO BE MAINTAINED
    330 5 SST's POINTS SYSTEM SECRECY TO BE MAINTAINED I^l1 1: housing register of the Singapore Improvement Trust and the points system under which homes are allotted will continue to remain secret. The S.I.T. is convinced that secrecy is necessary and advantageous to the efficiency of the system. In its annual report
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    Big 'see our show' campaign
    110 5 out effort will be 1 induce the i oi people to visit extortion" poster to be opened on ingapore Chi•ation Club in m Green. exhibition will be by the Chief Becre- Mr. E. B. David. exhibition will be j the club for four 1 which
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    United Front: Meeting planned for this month
    348 5 United Front: Meeting planned for this month ARRANGEMENTS are being made to call a prex paratory meeting of all political leaders who are interested in joining the United Socialist Front suggested by the Chief Minister, Mr. Lini Yew Hock, earlier this 1 week. The meeting will be held soon alter
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    Two new S'pore scholarships
    85 5 Two new S 'pore scholarships THE Singapore Metal Box Company is offering two annual post-graduate scholarships for research training in the University of Malaya. The scholarships which are open to graduates of the University of Malaya carry an annual allowance of $1,700 each. One schoJarship will be allocated for the
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      6 5 v^ magazine Pri i !,<>- pron zinc
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      133 5 :j:|:j: f*^ F cn '°V ood coffee :j: 1 Sij: and sood sleep! Scientific note: Coffee normally |:j:|i contains caffeine, an alkaloid S£ PIIRF ff)F F F F which, as your Doctor will tell rV4I\.L V^V-/rrCJJ jxj:; yoU( a ff eels the central nervous M iree from caffeine rich in
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      296 6 ■■■>-■-■>■••■■'•» p gv*Wf (SflCwVini ii %t% lit i»> Stiliu'v Jordan i icTjyt*^ 1 your divam a reality. >I\MHt\KI by Loc Falk and Phil Davis r I E birthday star and read the correspon- S 1 l BZZ 'FZZ-NOvv Fbjz bzz- 6COu'5iPG--|- r^ p\ V ding paragraph. Let your birthday *>■■'.
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      U.K. dosing prices
      176 7 LONDON, July 1 Pieilou* Today BIBBEB M^ buyers 92% buyer.--224 sellers 224 sellers \u^. i.'" 1 1 buyers 224 buyeis 224 sellers 22% sellers pirrer i K ss s s ot 22 buyers 2 buyers KIM 92% sellen sellen ml I 1 No 1 B*i Settlement R
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      104 7 LONDON. July 4 Previous Today t opf Philippines vi.f. l'.K.' European ports delivered wei u >"> lon lvl > $192 sellers $191 .sellers OPRA, Straits C.LI. IT.X.l T .K. North i uropean ports delivered weigh! per long ton July E7O nom. £70 nom. I i OKI
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    Lock icon LONDON STOCKS GET GOOD BOOST FROM CREDIT RELAXATION
    166 7 i stock mat ket Dived a considerable yesterday from the axation measures ..^t 1 on Thursby the Chancellor of ihequer. iiouph business was cted to some extent •day owing to weekconsiderations it finon a distinctly firm Quick rise the gilt-edged section ive
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    Lock icon Gurkha rescues child—gets BEM
    47 7 Gurkha rescues child— gets BEM Cpl. Karnabahadur Limbu, ol the loth Princesa Mary's Own Gurkha Rifles, hub been awarded the British Empire Medal for rescuing :i three year old child who had fallen 15 feet into a sepi Ie tank In 1 1< ng Xi ing Reuter
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    Lock icon 'Police took photos of protest march'—MP
    168 7 'Police took photos of protest march'— MP A labour Member of Parliament alleged Last night that he and 50 other marchers protesting against nuclear armaments were photographed by an official police photographer as they passed through Salford, Lancashire, on their way to the nearby town o\ Eccles. Mr. Prank Allaun,
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    $2,500 needed for culture
    83 7 The Singapore Council lor Adult Education has a.-^ked the Government for a $2,500 grant to further its cultural activities. The money Is needed for compiling a book of reference about cultural activities by various associations and for organising a musical season for different race-,. The council
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    New house-owners may get bill for laying on water
    362 7 New house-owners may get bill for laying on water THE Singapore City Council is considering a proposal to make estate developers and new house-owners pay 60 to 75 per cent of the cost of laying water mains to their houses. At present the council instals water mains free of charge,
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    Lock icon BOUQUETS FOR U.K. HEALTH SERVICE
    171 7 BOUQUETS FOR U.K. HEALTH SERVICE BRITAIN'S National Health Service, now ten years old, was described yesterday as "an enormous benefit and success" to the patient by the doctors' magazine, the British Medical Journal. Dr. Guy Dam, chairman of the council of the British Medical Association up to 1949, said this
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      47 7 SINGAPORE I I HIGH TIDES! SJSJAY: Pm MORROW: 1.24 a.m and i::>: p.m, S HONDA*! 2.06 am tnd :?oi p.m. and 3.40 D.m »N!M>\Y:;;:sa I "<<i i to p.m 1 RSDAY: 1.39 a.ni "(I 5.09 i) in I B.W p.m, and 6.06 i>.m. «j '.< a r (5
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      108 7 Don't risk having your household effects damaged in transit through faulty packing On Jaffe packing. consult the expetU SINGAPORE PACKING iij association with <**% *«i ;II Singapore C<^ ta til Baggage -=s^=; Jip^l^g Transport Pil^Jfe •^&ff|:^*p!r. l A X LuM P u X h"m h a w h iißiiasiaiQEßiSj w
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      91 7 Today's radio programme 1 i ptr i im- too I- News; 7-] I i, |.30 Tim< i •;n > ll( I Ni 1.45 fi turday i 8.00 List* i 2.15 We \u i i Bpo: 2.40 ented i i i la vn li m w ».00 61 ifi I Stor:
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    OLDEST MAN IN THE WORLD
    713 8  -  DIANA ROSS by ifcfjinninfji A ilirilliiiffi (wo-pnrt s4uv*i mortals was in the Other. Tir, t sits and begs His wife, Pilpatoe, the white one, stood n. tnbling before him for she saw the anger In his eve •♦Oh! my lord, my brother, my husband Oaxaca,
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    LAST WEEK'S WINNERS
    465 8 '■nih winnen ol iaa vteek*i colour-in contest (each Ol whom will receive a S5 prtac In clue course) are a^ fi Hows: Miss Rayhani binte H, M. Hussein (10), Primary JUB, Trafalgar School, South Boat Quay, Singapore 2. Miss sect Chwee Bee 7 X 2>, 104 Towner
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    CHILDREN'S PAGE
    6 8 CHILDREN' S PAGE A colour-in contest
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    With prizes for you!
    100 8 DOCKET MONEY prizes River Valley Road, Binga- are offered for colour- pore 9, to reach her nol ing this scene with paints, later than Thursday next, crayons or chalks. Age limit is 15. There are four prizes offered each of S3 (two Name (Master/Miss) for boys
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    Rupert & Rusty's Adventure
    317 8 Rupert Rusty's Adventure When the pony itops an old man fcets down and bows. Good day; M.i'am. Mrs. Bear, 1 presume. Has mv friend Dr. BrLr.o Bear told sou ny I hjvc come "Why. \cs, you want to t.ike Rupert," snys Mrs. B«.ir. "As you're .1 friend of Unclt Brus'.o
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      115 8 r~T I I Hi IB CLUES .\< 1:0 >! on 1 He attended .1 F lei I ioclalL l knight In old< n 1 Imea 5, Ri publii 8 The To oppo c or Rghl back 8, man doesn*l want them B< abl to bl5 1 omi I hlng. Ed
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    THE MIGHTY POWER OF LOVE
    736 9  -  Christian Layman Saturday sermon hj a |N the ti2nd verse of I me 27th chapter of the Gospel, St. Luke us that "Peter out and wept What made Peter, a vourite disciple of j es !S Christ, cry? [I you road the 61st ot the
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      992 9 I Sunday church I 1 announcements (UIRCH OF ENGLAND 11.15 a.m Sunday School: 8.30 METHODIST 3 and 4.30 p.m. Sunday Schools; nnn pm. Evening Prayer and Sex- Straits Chinese dmrcßt 845 6 p.m. Gospel Service, Mr. G. D. St. Andrews Cathedral: 7.00 nQn tjn gu^y School, 940 am- James; 7.45
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    WHO IS THIS MYSTERY LADY...?
    279 10 If II 10 There! I suppose it was the fault of the holidays, but you were not up to your usual brilliant standard this week. With the exception of the First Aid Quiz, which had more entries than ever, I had THERE were some excellent
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    Prize Quiz 1
    98 10 rrm-: answers to Last week's quiz were: l The Squaw Man; 'z Dangerous Moonlight 3 Angels One Five; 4 The Young Lions; 5. The British Army; <> A.B.P.C. The winner was once again Sunny Gwee o! 150 i) East Coasi Road, Singapore 15, Nov* trj these 1
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    SPECIAL QUIZ
    79 10 SPECIAL QUIZ QUIZ npHE answers to last week's Quiz" weir: I. Keith Mitchell. "Dangerous Exile." I Donald Sinden. The Black Tent" 3. Yoko Tani, •The Wind Cannot Read 4. Michael Craig, "Campbell's Kingdom, The Winner was Miss Susanna Ang 171 Pong go] Road, Singapore 19. Now who do yon think
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    PRIZE QUIZ 2
    49 10 the answers to last week's quiz were: l. Fencing; 1 2. Shooting (Aim at the Bull and only get a Magpie); 3. Rowing; 4. Old-time Boxing; 5. Fencing; 6. Eton Fives. The winner was Mrs, Teresa G. H. Chng of 685 Holy Innocents Lane, Singapore 19.
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    Why is a Flag-ship called that name?
    86 10 Now try these questions 1. Which Squadron (lew the Lincoln Bombers which for eight years were in operation againsi the terrorists? 2, Why is a Flag-Ship so called? ■'>. Who besides the Royal Navies of the Commonwealth are entitled to fly the White
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    'CLUB BEFORE COUNTRY' — The policy that stifles all British football teams
    516 11  - 'CLUB BEFORE COUNTRY' The policy that stifles all British football teams ARCHIE QUICK By I>RAZIL, outstanding masters, deservedly won the World Cup in Sweden by beating everybody they played except England, who held them to a goalless draw! Why then were England shot Ottt of the competition in the qualifying
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    Lock icon Thomson ties in Open
    255 11 Thomson ties in Open PLAY OFF TODAY |N olie ol the most dra matU rinishei In he fistors of i" (l tournament ,'ter Thomson I Australia) and David rhomas, young I ,n- championship yesterI da 3 at Royal i ytham, LanI will replay today )V ThomsSn lei> and Thomas I
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    Lock icon Brazil team feted
    98 11 Brazil team feted 'FHOUSANDS of football fans gave a hero's welcome to the Brazilian football team returning home after winning the world championship in Stockholm. The crowds had been waiting .since daybreak at the international airport, where the team had planned to .spend two hour.s before continuing their flight to
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      259 11 CLUES ACHOss a Confused sort of nonsense i such .sleep before midnight among pals Ci rj), 6 Concerning a French word 4 a touching affair (o a mo- to the east <6>. torist, maybe? (6>. 7 Description of an untidy 8 sailor is dispatched east dining room in barrftcks <&)•
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    Lock icon Spin bowler routs Yokshire
    675 12 Spin bowler routs Yokshire EIGHT WICKETS FOR NiNt RUNS pEORGE Tribe took ighl wu kets foi nine runs yesterda} in lh< English County Crickel championship. Xhe 37-year Id Austi ian all-rounder, bowled brilliantly In Northamptonshire's nine wickei yin over Yorkshin Northampton. This performance by the left-arm spinner brougn to 15
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    Lock icon MAX CARLOS IS THE NEW CHAMPION
    63 12 MAX CARLOS IS THE NEW CHAMPION /iKOKGE BRACKEN vf lost his Australian j lightweight boxing t hampionship to Max arlos in a thrilling, 15- round battle in Mcl- bourne last night. There was little to choose between the two fighters, and the fight ended with a I thrilling: last round
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    OMO THE HERO FOR VISITORS
    179 12 Indonesia 4 Malays 2 INDONESIA played a close knit game last night at Jalan Besar Stadium. Despite signs of strain after the Asian Games, with a number of players still nursing injuries, the Indonesians mustered right from the start and opened the scorine, in the
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    Lock icon British crews best at Henley
    157 12 |>l:l I I M <rr\vs brat pow- I •rftt] opposition from Russia and the United states yesterday at the Henley Royal Regatta. one '<! t in mosi excil da) rowing i• yeai ti en I, both 1 i thi B Cup for coxli The University
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    Lock icon Unseeded player appears in final
    223 12 RESPITE long delay? through rain week, iho Wimbledoi lawn tennis eh plonships win H( iimr today Better weather in tinfew <i -in i has en ibled heavy arrears in programme t,> i>e ,i, off, leaving only Qnai be decided. Althea Gibson will be three of
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  • THE FREE JPRESS Saturday MAGAZINE
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      9 1 THE FREE JPRESS Saturday MAGAZINE Singapore. July 5, 1958.
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      BRAVEST MAN I HAVE EVER KNOWN
      928 1  - BRAVEST MAN I HAVE EVER KNOWN ALAN BESTIC By Sick-bed parson can never be beaten s icU room In Fulham Road, London, a lean, sinewy parson— me of the bravest men I know-is orking in three important promts simultaneously. I v |g the presentation In Brit ain of the Rim
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      IF IT'S ELOQUENCE YOU SEEK...
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      SHAME ON THE MEAN HUSBANDS!
      613 2 SHAME ON THE MEAN HUSBANDS! EILEEJi ASCROFT PUTS THE WIVES POINT jHKRK i- .1 link between husbands who are mean and luvenile 1 delinquency, claims a British doctor in The Practitioner. -Wives who are k |)l says, "i\n- forced lo jm oul towo.knndll.cird.il. lo nol tfd all ll.c ...oilier love
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      Serve yourself —so they took a lion
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      YOU AN TY
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      Fun down o
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  • FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special
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      9 1 FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special Saturday, July 5, 1958.
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      ALL THE LATEST SELECTIONS
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      GRE COURT TO BEAT MONT BLOT
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