Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 17 May 1936

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    14 1 The Sunday Tribune Vol. 3.— No. 51. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY MAY 17. 1936. FIVE CENTS
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    MALAYA MAY WITHDRAW FROM TIN CONTROL PLAN
    608 1 WANTS A SQUARE DEAL NEW CRISIS No More Sacrifice Possible Air Mall) (From Ouj ndrjiD London, Ma. MALAYAN tin producers are mi' larking a vigorous < Mammon in the present delicate pass at which the International Tin Committee has arrived. I learn that,
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    CHINA AND U.S.A. SILVER PACT
    281 1 Rumours Denied- Hy Mr. Kung Shanghai, May 16. MR Kunsj denied that Sino-Am rt--111 can monetary agreement had been concluded as a result oi the Washington negotiations which were merely an exchange of official opinion. He said that China did not approach the United Stales
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    NANKING PROTEST TO TOKYO
    165 1 Increase Of Garrisons NORTH CHINA PEACE JEOPARDISED Nanking:, May Hi. THE Foreign Office has instructed the Chinese Ambassador in Tok\o to make vigorous reprover.'ations to Japan asainM the InrreSflte in the Japanese garrison in North China This follows the protest lodged on May 7 with the
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    MR. EDEN
    92 1 London. May Ift. The Foreign Secretary arrived in Lordon this evening having travelled to Croydon by air. On his 1 way through Paris 10-day n« saw the French Foreign Minister, M. Flandin. and the prospective French Premier, M. Leon Blum. Neither conversation was of an official character. M.
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    30 1  - Messrs. Chen Kwang Pu and Ko Ping Wen will soon be guns to Ixmdo In consult British financiers on the question of Sino-British currency co-oper- ation.- Sin Chew Jit Poh
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    ROUND-WORLD HONEYMOON
    516 1 U.S. Cotton Planter "MUST NOT MISS JOHORE" Singapore, Saturday. f ATER Singapore has been visited by several newly-weds who are spending the first few months of I their married life touring the globe. The President Monroe which arrived in port to-day brought another honeymo: n couple to Singapore,
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    BRITAIN'S HEALTH
    92 1 Wig Increase In Loans Sanctioned London, May 15. Speaking Bournemouth to-day. the Minister of Health, Sir Kinsley Wood. said that the great advance which had b°en made .since the war in the provin of health .services in the rural districts of the country was illustrated by tr c
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    TEN MEN INJURED
    33 1 Singapore. Saturday tadians and wo B injured in an affray that occurred at Kampong Bharu last, night The victims sustained nasty injuries and were taken to hospital by ambu- tnce
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    71 1 A memorial window in Durham Cathedral to Sir Basil Blackett. the British financial expert who came out specially to Malaya in 1934 to decide the Currency Guarantee Fund problem and who was killed in a motor-car accident last year. The window was dedicated by the Dean of Durham and Is
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    ASSAULT ON MOUNT EVEREST
    411 1 Seventh Camp At Altitude Of 27,800 Feet (By Air Mail> London. May 6. AT any time during the next fortrt night, the final si ages of the nr*i assault on Everest by this year's ex pedition may be pushed home. The reconnoitring: part.y last year was
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    SAILOR ROBBED
    43 1 Singapore. Saturday. The Detective Branch has received a report from a British sailor to effect that he was robbed of $15 by four persons at the junction of Bra.s Basah Road and Bencoolrn Street in the early boon oi thU morning
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    SOVIET-JAPANESE CLASH
    105 1 AT CHUNGTAO Order To Eject The Russians Shanghai Vi A (LAMi is reported between n ><% Japanese ami !M<int hukim tro< and the Borlet at (him. Japanese reinforcementi »i.h an in Fuyuen from <liin OB in"' 'tin?: of May 1 1. The Japanese mllitn-' have demanded the trHhtfrawaJ
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    VICTORIA THEATRE
    180 1 Import Decisions Of Board Of Control THE Board of onirol Victoria Theatre)' of ttft Mnnicipnl Commissioners of Singapore cm April 27 disapproved of an application from Messrs. Boon Sent; and I hold sound film performance! M Clm Victoria Theatre on Sunday* il 3.15 p.m. and G. 1."» p.m.
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    34 1  - as to rcnipol the D.. thr military and naval bud as estimated by the Ja OfYice. Meanwhile the air loi been moved to Huinlng to any further unpl< a tytryr Sin Chew Jit Poh
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    SOLDIERS CHARGED
    76 1 Alleged Theft Oi Car Bln| <r ROBERT Kirkpatrick ami Noil Cartney, two m InniskUllng Fusiin nLng charged bi I the Second M with thef: >f a Joliore motor rar valued MM to Mr. DT X. Tho! theft Ls alleged to c in OO May 9. Kirkpatrirk was <
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    HEALTH RAPPORTEURS
    34 1 Flying To Singapore To-day (From Our Own Ci*rr**P<md* Bangkok, The League of porteun h:r are now fly in? to EUngap by Dutch fell mm The rapporteur have many conta( r> with h<
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    Singapore "Croydon Of The East"
    1513 2 EMPIRE AIRWAYS NEWS DAILY QUERIES Special Chartering Increasing DUADPEST is M the 'phone. Can D a pavs^njfci be booked through to Australia in the next air-liner feavinp London in this route? Nod here is Koine. They want a couple of seats on the next service
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    NUDISTS OBJECT TO NUDE DANCER
    137 2 Sally Rand's Display Held "Indec2nt" a*. UUDIBT3 hi Bubble" dan. tiicfc ih pletely unclothed. p It is B nudUm, they say. v The I bit ion id the pui ihc San »ition ii ualik 1 the nudj t autiful ft oy, in a to bee
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    249 2 models to destinations along ihj npire air-lines. Fashion exports fly regular!] to Inspect the latest models, whu i Imeni Of new creations are, within a l;\; hours of their production, air-born i Paris to London to be shown k the West-End shops. Statistics show that more and mm women now
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      432 2 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL 4 THIS WEEK \\l I) SI *L I KIDAY CH X I AIL DANCE 6^o to 8.16 p.m. DIN i R E (informal)9^o to midntfrhi I > I v|>>.^ 111 l KM).\V 0] TRAL CONCEIT %M to 9.)6 \>.m. SPRCMAL DINNER DANCfe (formal) 9.46 to m'u\n\y\\\ <\\
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      27 2 Collect the pictures /jl^Nfc^ "T^ of your favourite //^r^'^v >^\ FILM STARS /J^yl O Collecting sheetsjHßß^^l> CENTS \^k V^i^S^^^ 18f BATTERY ROAD. SINGAPOR! V^ V# V> LAA I
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    IN AND OUT OF PRISON FOR FORTY YEARS
    844 3 MAN'S AMAZING CAREER HECTIC LIFE Makes Eloquent Plea In Defence (By Mr Mail) London, M <". ijl> rivalled thai of a in cultured tooti he told that held i\ criminal court spell-bound k. Shrugs and gestures, >>it t«>? and »tartlm I i«)\v
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    MALAYAN VISITORS TO ENGLAND
    162 3 Krom Johore And Kuala Lumpur 'From Our Oxen Correspondent > Johore Bahru, May 15. fAPT. oyeu t^sa, OfflCM Coinmancnnc uu juuuii- wCTiinieatf tvrces ana liispt-cioi vi ociioois, liatu Paiiat, wiio is aUNJ me .District bcouL ivia^ter, kit by nmiu^in iviax v i4oiii oiiibapoie yesterday tor England,
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    ADI DRAVIDAS
    233 3 Annual Meeting Of Association In Singapore The annual meeting of the Adi Dravidas Association, Singapore was held in 221, Syed Alwi Road. Singapore, on Sunday, May 13, at 6 p.m. with Mr B. P. Naidu In the chair. The hall was packed and several non-members attended W\z meeting.
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    393 3 vcr was living in London in mat i tyle. He honoured a smart residential hotel In Pembridge-.iq. with Ins presence. iu|ng the name of "Col Nevern." He was accompanied by his 'daughter." For several days he lived luxuriously at the ho'el, then decamped wi hout payment. His hired motor-car h:.d
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    PRESIDENT MONROE
    380 3 Prominent Passengers On Board Singapore, Saturday. 'FHE Dollar liner. President Monroe, arrh id here this morning. There were many tourists on board. The following are among the prominent paot rs who have disembarked here: Mr. A R. Shannon, Chicago attorney of international fame. Mr. Shannon finds it necessary
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    AUSTRALIA AND JAPAN
    636 3 AUSTRALIA AND JAPAN Trade Prospects REALLY DELICATE QUESTION Singapore Sat urday. jy/IK. (1. M. Mann, director <>i" Mann (lambic Pty. Co. Ltd., Sydney, who is en route to Australia after an extensive tour in Japan, Shanghai and Hong Kong, is staying in the Raffles Hotel. "I enjoyed my trip to
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    54 3 The following have r en selected tc represent the National Football Rangers against the Market Road Footers on th Tong Mong School ground at Tank I to-day at 5.15 p.m. Yu Keng, Hassan. Ah Bee, Sal'eh Chwee Eng. Keng Leng. Kee Ch«iar. Teck Chye, Low Seh. ValthUngam A Kri.sina. Ah
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      108 3 -Asicw of Acidity! Relief in a few seconds with 'BISURATED' MAGNESIA 1 hal banking ;..un in your stomach ndand K'as that comes i-.tting and in the gggc <>l tht- ni«ht. are si«ns that p t work in your stomach, ng «as and «n>i tht- lining oi /our 1"" i. i.l
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      89 3 *rsi hJQL Hi exclusive |l»* si 1/./ A-; DESIGN OR COLOV RINGS gib k mmm warn j^ II I S l^^^^^r Becoming! Jr S %1 Ravishing!! iLJK^^fc^ NEW SHIPMENT MB&vSr 3a, <aum;i> instiu-ctions in J^gP*^ v J•* ORDER 1(J SE( IKK JHK MOSI MIIJJXKRV EVKK OFFERED TO m h ASHloN^
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    CROWD OF 50,000 SPELLBOUND
    543 4  -  Air Mail (By A BIRDMAN Thrilling Feat With Wings London, May 6. IN the middle of a vast crowd, spellbound as I have never seen a crowd spellbound before, I heard a voice say: "My heart stopped beating. I am still shaking with the thrill of
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    VICE ADMIRAL RAMSAY
    27 4 Now C. in-C. Of East I* Station .don. UW Vice-Admnal Sir Alexander been appi nd( Indies station and fjS***Aden in the I May w
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      281 4 GEEETED Bl BNTHUBI AST IC CROWDS \T KVKin Perforauuwc I One of \hv BEST DOUBLE I iGE and SCREEN Shows ever presented AT ISIAL PRICKS! ALH AMdR A Matinee TO-DAY at 3.15 tO M<>ll 1. a I <>J^ jiiifl 9.15 ON THE BCREI N ON THE STAGE Fox 2( 1h
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      309 4 "(iay. Glamorous BRITISH comedy that you cannot t j, S» enj(»y. »J* 5* TO-DAY 3.15— (i.l 5—9.15 5* v I* _^_i— i •fc rihe Popuhu foil of the J^l J* WALLS-LYNN comedy j| •> combination ROBERTSON V in (iaumont-Hritish fun-Jiilcd show i All Or S&KKAMftTI with JOHN MILLS and GRETE
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    LOVELY GIRLS AND HAUNTING TUNES
    250 5 "KING OF BUR LESQUE IS A SHOW-WORLD DRAMA M ||M I■!' lt;l IM< -tuwr pj, n „i ihC Imrh'.iiw l.n;ii.i-. f «ith Hta M»ubr«tie«, sencs, ctewM and comit-> ""> th»« n»-\v -Kinu <)t Burlesque," w hH»i «:>mrs shortly lo the Capital ffcefttre, t;skes place. PTaraer
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    JESSIE MATTHEWS SCORES AGAIN
    296 5 FIRST A GIRL" Song And Dance Film THE son? and dance show is he coming mine and more popular with pi( turr -(m is. Jcmlc Matthews' Mm "Evergreen" was one of the best of its kind and showed what rou ld \u- Imm with the danrr
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    A Sensational Film
    100 5 The Tinnel" which is the next ipitol Theatre is n are. pii .<• frank ilism <>i it.s peep into a .spprulattve futu i c notionallsm r authi tic ring. <>nc beoon n, the immensity of the with its ter- rifle human implications, that ques- lions of probability
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    19 5 Anna Lee i nd In totne from Tint A Girl." to be screen- 'I .it the Pavilion on Tuesday
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    AIR DASH TO FAR NORTH
    89 5 AIR DASH TO FAR NORTH To Save Man's Life liul Death Wins OH* on (Albert a' I I Bs ih•tJ!J a f wirele irray critic il v ill need hospital from Fort Nor-ub-Arctlc re•k mar d beii C inadian AirberV. clamiv, v He age* tf,,,, to win H > n,.
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    GIFT TO GOLF CADDIE
    127 5 A former Rolf caddie at the Roy.it Wimbledon Colt Club. J. H Whitethread, received £2 from the King to buy shoes for his family. Whitethread. who has four childri n, ;i out of work for a year Last week." he said, "even my wife-; vu'driinn ring
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    14 5 Joule Matthews in "First A Girl," to be screened at the Pavilion on Tuesday.
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    A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM
    419 5 RETURNS TO SINGAPORE Special Request By Public THE play* of William Shakespeare run the gamut of human emotions. He was and is the world's unchallenged poet of the drama. But of all his masterpieces, there is none that can approach in fantasy. in humour and in
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      156 5 LONG JOURNEYS TIRE YOU^OUT—^^j ■v" v i Hit') VT y j %ANDREW^^mm Bl /A/ TTJLJC KF §P^ I MORNING j J^S Read and chat chat and read, gaze at the vast landscape. E£gg Eat and sleep, pace the corridors, patrol wayside junction*. SH It's a tiring busines> especially when the
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      539 5 ffX Her Hair Grew Thick And Long Again \jfg"' \^^^i<£/ tonishinjf B— Hi by /|\v a s i>.,iti. 0 i^Tlk MftH Thompson. m fl Bn^l s ftfe 1 4 tned AB9 kind F• diiu ounioris but n fui banished by Radox r conAre you crippled with corns? ur tllLil bunions?
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      199 6 UADI V &£^f TNI MAKIRS O^ FAMOUS FLIT J-(i^^^B^ PRACTICE LIMITED TO THE EYE > Specializing: Ocular Muscle Ano- j malies. Complicated defects of vision. Glasses if needed. R. A. THOMPSON, D.O.S. (Dr. of Ocular Science) 4, Arcade (Ground Floor). Phone 3002. 35 Years' European Clinical J I Experience. THE
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      1173 6 ITAT rv TTT> PT \Y^ (may be "sneaked through." It Ls gen- S— lOC rlxJlslJ II I Ltim.J.o (Tally politic to cover a Kin:; against a H oil contract unless dummy's holding D. X /n "HgwnHtitf* reatens tho «>tabli.shment of the suit. 0 w V I*l3 MlUlUllll* J Tn uny
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1604 7  - STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES H.L.Horkin i HA\i- cercised in my mind hether it will be better to b<« l>! iwn to by high explosive or desti 1,. poison v I Bin referring, of c urtie, to the "next irar r which we hear so much; and when the Prim< Minister of
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      58 7 FROM OUR OVEN T() V 0 U R I) 0 0 R •Mother knows that the secret of successful sandwiches is fresh bread. Avoid dry, stale sandwiches by using ROYAL BAKERY BREAD which is delivered to you wrapped in waxed paper, thus assuring its freshness. Our delivery begins at 6.15
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    2602 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. lIV €1111* WO 111 aIB correspondent AFTER 1 MLs.s Anita Mi Kurt Lewandowski. which took place at lh< Che.srd Xl day, a reception wai at Mount Alma, the beauiilui I I Iff and Mi lister L Goodman. T).< >im oJ cai flrove up to ol
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      44 8 A wowjr) kndwt th«t Ift^. the vital matters of hyjien« and comfort the it safe with SouthaHi -a name aisocntcd for over 30 yean with the highest possible standards of purity. 4 Of all Chemists and Stores Sole Agents for Malaya GRAFTON LABORATOWtCS. Singapore.
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      50 8 1 Srew SPECIAL ASTRINGENT A tonic specially blended by HARRIET lIUBBARD AVER to stimulate and tighten relaxed skin, and to quickly fade away that cloudy look which oily skin invariably has. $4.75 per bottle. Made in the British Lmpire dConnkt CUfe*/* Famous Beauty Preparations BCSO MhUHJAL HALL, LIMII h'l)' SINGAPORE.
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      125 8 i Luba Ilai|M rli presents S a new shipment of gowns, bathing > suits and hats. Also dresses made to order. {The Novelty Store 1 Capitol Building North Bridge Rd. S Phone 3853 «8» I I»KIS< 111 A Ltd. Allen-A Hosiery I For boauty and comfort j In Standard length
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      46 8 V% a ii I -'I Know ii New shipment ol 1O,(KH) •;(j. ft, of famous FettC Peking Carpel and Kuk to l)p sold at Prldag factory i>ru in Singapore. Now on view at The Jade Tree Kaiflcs Hotel. Singapore. Open until p.m. 10 day sale only.
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    Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill
    1115 9 Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill WILSONS Circus Bull on Saturday night v/ mlnaUon of violent effort* on the the proprietor to turn the Into a spotted leopaid. And in thai large crowd there were many who felt and looked hk.jeopard spots, panop and the is which wild beasts
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    OUR FRASER'S HILL LETTER
    32 9 OUR FRASER'S HILL LETTER DVH INC. the wee.: the Hill was very it ••lt.od. but things livened up trem<»ndou.sly over the wee 1 pnd. Saturday nteht, 111 G Orlpper, n birthdny pur'y
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    Around The Shops
    879 9 AT MaynarcTs they have received a lovely shipment of all kinds of Potter and Moore's preparations. One of the newest, in fact the newest, i.s the AntiMosquito Cream. It is a vanishing cream so you apply it quite ordinarily on your arms or legs, wherever you get
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    "THE PURE FLAME"
    222 9 CTHFL MANMNS Cactus' was an indictment of war. Her new novel, entitled "The Pure Flame," is an indictment of the social system responsible for the lives of the Miti hell family; young Harry Mitchell biasing with an inward fire, burning his life away; his sisttr, Rose, v.
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      33 9 MVLA V A N PEW T X R j Hu: Ol Contemporary Dc- y Sl «ns. I p| eee Faultlessly S It AuciUs MAVN UU> A ((>.. FT!).. 1 lf Batti ,;..i. N •J*
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      78 9 Latest Creations in Novelties and Belts displaying at De Souza Bro'hers, 42, High Street. Phone 3188. If J J On >our way home drop in for J^^^gß^jl^^^ waffles or one of our special I 1 tl§SSss}Ff^&/k Club Sandwiches. s C-^j/ r^Sß^fZJxQ?^' Open untiJ 2 a.m. j California Sandwiche Shoppe j
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  • SUNDAY TRIBUNE
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      COST OF THE BASE
      541 10 I n spiU J'.ritisn critici Labour memb esl imat. ar Labour a.'niin 'hi i! nec< hold di» uctioti <•• i: rally admitt- i the Raw a\it a! part th< I \m\ Ire, A furtl bui of approximate!] 00,000 d to the Base in the new naval
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    THE HOUSE WITH THREE PIANOS
    1578 10  -  C. H. Stanley-Jones Jubilee Relief Fund Investigation "Ami at tlir fatal down of the sun \\r shall i < member them." THERE is a house In Singap n with three pianos. We have this on the authority Of those who ire administering the Jubilee Reli<
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      166 10 I WIT AND WISDOM o p THE WEEK. JL m ONGRATULATIONS to all the IWeep j winners. I have never met one, ut I am still hoping. A f\ID Johnny take his medicine like a I* man?" "Yes, he made an awful fuss." A A A A HELLO, Brown! Seen
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      150 10 f replied his daughter. "That's the reason Vm cutting him." A A A AFTER the service, the preacher, an oldfashioned type, favoured the old lady with his views on eternal punishment. 1 he:e was a great deal of fire and brimstone in it. "I don't believe it," the old lady
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      171 10 Cockney Pupil: "Down the drain, sir. A A A A "WITH all your travelling about the world I expect you're a bit of a linguist?" "I should just think I am. Why, I can say 'I don't mind if I do, sir,' in fifteen different languages." A A THE Bobby:
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    "VERY SQUALID AND UNPLEASANT"
    1874 11  -  Air Mail (H\ STRANGE LIFE OF INSANE MAN IN LONDON'S BOHEMIA AMAZING MURDER TRIAL AT OLD BAILEY MAMATICdi* of life in London'i Bohemia, that itrange ■turn i ty where, in the w,,nls of counsel, people "try tenee that th«.y are arti«ta by deliberate eocen conduct and
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    14 11 My horse wins!" Happy punters caught by the Tribune cameramar, at the Singapore Races.
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    LEVEL CROSSINGS TO GO
    170 11 LEVEL CROSSINGS TO GO Japanese I) -t ision AFTER A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT tpan). AN accident in which 16 iiivnicn were killed hai led t<> a decision to abolish 2,000 level in Japan. The men lost their lives when In train from Kobe to Osaka crashed Into the fire engine on
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    81 11 she said before the verdict "No kooci will come of hanging him." A few minutes later the two parents each nursing their private sorrow' passed each other, brt neither spoke "I Co feel sorry for Dr. Burton," Mrs Id, -but I d. f il him "I am heartbroken at the
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      104 11 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT WANTED— Spare time agents are wanted throughout Malaya by world famous Brit i .Manufacturers to work lon highest commission basis. £30 to £60 1 sure income The complete directory gives full particulars and instructions. I Write immedi Representative to Sunday Tribune. V v •.■-■■"v.'\ '•■•"■"vA 'I*-' v H
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    A SCOTSMAN LOOKS AT MALAYA
    1190 12  -  W. B. Pater son i In Which I Discourse On The Recint Eccentric S [Behaviour Of The Towns Ulock, Whiskered Wheat From The Camer o n Hiffhlands And Reveal The Story Of What John J S Barleycorn Can Do To A Man When He Catches)
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    A FEW OBSERVATIONS ON TEA AND COFFEE
    272 13 jv the rusl I life in .Malaya, one Xi rat incliiH'l prlook the fad that tti. cocoa an<l client h< •las. Thi> th ught prompted i*> i (bum th pfln>r day into I typical Malayan eoffi n is difficult to believe, unless you
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    538 13  - Value For Money —No Room For The Weakling! G. S. Hammonds and nationalities that this rannoi I .Id fO d hi iv. The man who looks fa national characteristics in Ifalaya, apart from thOM <»f th«. Malay himself, i< going to be disappointed. Modi rat ion Seeded POFFEE. like ether
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    586 13 "Hai-m In All Grades Of Society" (To the Editor of the Sunday Tribune. Sir, I am prompted to write this letter by reading attentively your leading article which appeared in the las', issue of the Sunday Tribune. Canon Green of Manchester has made a lifelong
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    WEEKLY BADMINTON FEATURE
    979 15  -  "Dragon" (Uy JUNIOR PLAYERS REVEAL HIGH STANDARD Start Of (hamnionship Tournament Keen C ompelilion In Last Weeks Game* Mr. Sol, (huan Swee 111 Note* From Perak -Final Trio' To Select stat< Team Preparing For Triangular Tournament jHK F minor badminton dym i' tournament began rxl when 12
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    Around The Clubs
    829 15 THE Sect Kirn Cheng Badminton Party 1 tebrated tFK'ii eighth anniversary at ih»- An View Hotel In a speech, Kirn Cheng, the founder of the Party, thanked Mr. Ang Whatt Kirn and Mr Chian Kum Choy for the services rendered by thorn to the Party. He also
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    210 15 Mr. J. D. C. Mackay speaks to you. The greatest changes in men's lives have come from a moment's inspiration. Newton saw the apple fall. Watt saw the kettle boil. And everything was changed. Many an important Executive, Accountant, Secretary, or Office Manager—looking back to-day on the times
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      94 15 TO-D/YS TIES To-dry In thp Singapore Junior tournament are as follow: 10 A.M. in Eng Mcng vs. Chua Leng Yong. Lim Cheni Kwee vs. Chua Leng Kuan W Kin ng Ann vs. Low Kee N^ak. P. Neubroi;: Tco Leng Boon. Tan Chin Gtian vs. William Tan. 2 P.M. N. R.
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    CHOOSING SINGAPORE'S MALAYA CUP SIDE
    462 16 FORWARD LINE PROBLEM NO SCORERS Match Against China Team (B) Tl LL-BACK") MOST of those who saw liv l*roIcih'cs ilsplay against the hi.ia Me at the Anson htJM BllUUvfli on Th»rsila\ would have ...ul, 1 think, a better opinion «m Sm^.i|)oii s rhumn* in the
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    SINGAPORE LEAGUE
    68 16 Airmen l^ead In First Division Interacting stages have been reached in the League and the Commercial Cup competition. The positions are given Lm'low. The Annan are leading in Div. I with 11 points out of eight mutches, and tile skm.s" bare nine points \viih a game in hand
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    454 16 was the defeat of the (iunners by the Malays, who played a great tame. In the Second Division the Marines ire on top with 11 points out of six ratings, and the Gunners have a point ■ut of a similar number of matches. Fort Canning have dropped to third tface
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    WEEKLY CRICKET REVIEW
    801 16  -  "SPECTATOR" (By Local (uimes FINE BOWLING BY LOCKHEART IJNPLAYABLE bowling by Lockheart of the Genuang Cricket f'!ul> which resulted in the severe defeat <>i* the Singapore Cricket Club in the principal cricket fixture last week, waa the main feature of local cricket over the week end. Lockheart
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    16 16 Richi Sato, who put up a splendid nght againsi Priico ai the Nmv World on Friday.
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    9 16 Little r 0 ne I win* nir v^nr if
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    18 16 Youiv Frisco who outpointed Richl Sato in a splendid ftght at the New World Arena on Friday night.
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    301 16 he could go on with compel ivetennio and I am sure enthusiasts felt Rlad that he did not see his way to giving up the h that he has given up his 1 am^ur status, the trophy. I suppose. S i r *evert bock to the Malayan Lawn yean Ui
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    270 16 tennis players in the country, but since he first won the Malayan title in 1931. it has been hi.s keep" except for 1934. v.hen an overstrain lost him ihe title In a semi-final encounter he collapsed on the court and had to be isolated away Incidentally in that year, Chin
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    LIM BONG SOO'S RECORD
    288 16 A TRIBUTE Storch Cup Tennis Thrills THE decision of Lim Bong Soo. the Malayan tennis champion, to turn tennis professional in his spare time, will have come as a very great surprise to the numerous tennis enthusiasts in the country. Bong: Soo works in the Singapore
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    AMATEUR BOXING COMPETITION
    602 16 >BOXI\<I MUCH SUPPORT Al Rivers As An Instructor (Bj "X.0.") PLENTY «»t uitntM i> linns taken in the Opt'n Cnniprtition. whkt in bcta| SfgasJ»ei hj tll <* Sinjjaporf Amateur Boxing A*sociation. The closing date iur entries is May 21. and the first preliminaries wili be decided on
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    SUNNYDALE B.P.
    64 16 Kong Khai Kong of Meairs. Kong Sun and Co 55. North Bnd^ Road ha.s kindly presented a challenge I cup to bo rompetPd for bet worn the married and bachelor members of W Sunnydalo Badminton Party A committee meeting of th» Sun">* dale Badminton Party wtll »x» held
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    40 16 The following will represent the Ba Shoe I < t the SR C on latter's R mund on Monday at 5 X Vytopil. T X Veloo. KoM Khoon. X Obruca, A ZezuM- p rtn Ker.g The reservM are a Jugas and
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    THE SINGAPORE MARKET
    103 17 VERY FIRM TONE MAINTAINED Amazingly Good I'.S. A. Consumption mornii eta up ..'own I Ib-day'f Prices ip 1 I6d. up 3 16 (ly. Til up 6 nchan; I '""i 11l Th< mai ed cj-» Impetus Idnj LJ.S.A. quesVpril which are sumption n the previou and the highest
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    113 17 DP to 27 14 f« ■'.■ll. Mar. It lo n. advance w sellers reason--3 8 below the earlier „V,V ]rc> "gurea for naliy good with conn Increase on th t.6CW tons. AfloaS £a£E down 11.200 tons. The gilt bread to us these stocks are con- "<'»» betas manY in ac
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    CEYLON DOCTOR'S SUCCESS
    232 17 Joint Winn-r Of Coveted Medical Prize HR. GA W Wickremesooriya. Assls^u ant Superintendent of the Lying in -Home. Colombo, has won Ka'herine Bishop Harman Priz- fox 1936 jcin'iy with an Aus ralian doctor. They are entitled to a certificate and a cheque for £75 each. This is
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    CHINA'S FOOTBALL CAPTAIN
    801 17 VIEWS ON LOCAL STANDARD OF PLAY I Singapore, Saturday. jyjß. Lee Wai Ton-, the well-known Chinese Olympic football team captain, commented on the S.A.FA. Malaya (up Probables who lost by four goals to the Olympics. "The Singapore -Malaya Cup Probablei are a much weaker team than I
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    WHO WILL BE THE DALAI LAMA?
    164 17 Two Rivals: Everest To Decide dcutta. THE success of faUure ol the British expedition to climb I miv decide who shall be the mv, Da ai Lam,; Two boys, said to be rein sarnatlona I the late Dar.i Lam;-. lous rivalry in Lha mtain
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    CORNS GREW LIKE MUSHROOMS
    114 17 Remarkable Result <>f ExceM I ric Acid Uric acid was thMil, extraordin was producing far ton harmful poison, and it in his feet, with thr re below: "For the ur yean t h.r. regularly attended by to Two I larked 1 1 never svi-n BUCh corn
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    CYRIL TOLLEY
    121 18 Incident At (iolf Contest April 30 CVI; MM international h unpfton in lbt^ i i;j ;i Strange in the h Amateur Cham- being played here. In round he \vu,.s opposed O Meyer, a lormer Cambridge i uhem he as one ;ith hole arrived OJH the ijreen thc> ;x»th
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    23 18 A friendly ping-pong match will P3 played between the Straits Physical ity and the Bvil O" Morn leal Party next Tuesday at the
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    BEAUTY TO ORDER ?
    165 18 BEAUTY TO ORDER Qood look arc determined by the tranquillL Lng effect of a strong and ly How ol nerve force impulses, and >iid on violent games, and r which the .system may be eel i risk th chance of natural beau*y b. ln| ipollcd by nerve strain is just
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    TENNIS FILM IN SINGAPORE
    312 18 Fred Pfe&ry Gives Lessons On The Screen ENORMOUS interest li evid* need in local cluo circles by the .-howing of hied Perry tennis film which opens iir.ultancon,ly at the Victoria aiu: Globe on Monday A complete .serie.s was recently pro- In England entitled "How to Waj
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    CHINA OLYMPIC TEAM
    48 18 Footballers I^eave For Java To Play Games Singapore. Saturday. The Chinese Olympic football team left Singapore for Java by the Plancius yesterday. After playing a series of exhibition matches there they will return to Singapore They hone to meet the Combined Services on June 8
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    HEALTH & sTRENGTH
    152 18 HEALTH sTRENGTH Union's N.ew Clubhous* 1 At Siglap MEMBERS of the Up inn will no doubt be glad to know thai the Union has successfully found new premises at 208-1 N*llur Road. Biglap, facing the sea. .so that members can enjoy swim- Ling. Besides this advantags, the new la very
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    S.C.C. MIXED DOUBLES
    113 18 Ties in the S.C.C. Mixed Doubles Tournament for Monday are as follows: Mixed Doubles Level: A. G. A. Mosl?y and Mrs. Archer vs. Mr. and Mrs E. C. Cherrington. Mixed Doubles Handicap: Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Winter 15 vs. Winners of E. J. Cassels and Mrs.
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    101 18 Tho following players will represent the SRC at football against the Bata Chce F.C. on Monday on the Padang: O. C. Aevia.. T. Albuquerque, A. Collick, D. C. Perieau, F. W. Ayres, J. Ritchie, N. Sullivan. J. Reutens. D. C. Ross and G. C. Ro^s. The reserves are
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    27 18 Monday's tie in the S.C.C. Volunteer Rnqoker tournament between F. J. L Mayger and J. V West v. li. A. Williams and T. B. Rogers.
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    MALACCA LEAGUE FOOTBALL
    426 18 FINE GAME Chinese Beat The Rangers (From Our Oicn Correspondent) Malacca, Friday. TRUE to the expectations of the hundieds who thronged the Kubu field yesterday to see Ihe Chinese* A team* play the Malacca Rangers in the Malacca league iuotball competition, a HlfilHnu pam« was providec 1
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    JOHORE FOOTBALL
    90 18 P.W.D. A.A. Inter-District League Game Johore Bahru, May 15. The Second Match in the Public Worko Department Athletic Association Inte.District Football League for the Me Conechy Cup was played on the Istanr. padang, Johore Bahru, this afternoon between Batu Pahat and Johore Bahiu and ended in a draw
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    75 18 The following are ties in the SRC. Ei'bc.rds 'ioinnanient now in prouMonday. 630 p.m.: Russian Pool fsenii-miai) A. G. Valberg and R. D. Nicholson <-50> v. D. c. L. Tessensohu and E. Oalistan <-25> Tuesday, 6.30 p.m.: Singles "A" Handicap Final: Winner of X C Wylis < plus
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    S.C.C. CRICKET
    53 18 The following have accepted to play cricket for S.C.C. v. R.A. to-day at Changi. R. S. Tufnall, W. T. GiUespie, W. R. M. Haxworth, H. L. Ward, J. E. C. Mitchell, L. A. Hygate, F. Lt. Lee, P. O. Neil Dunne, N. P. Roberts, j. p. Wood and
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    62 18 The following players have been selected to play for the F.MS. Railways Institute at football against the Middlesex Regiment H. Q. Wing, on Sunday on the former's ground: Goh Kiru San, Yap Ah liar.. Choor Whatt. Saad Bin Sabtu, Rajuloo, Ahm^ BK., Sang Bin Keechee. Keng BhfM Low Peng Tay
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    53 18 The following have accepted to play c-rickct foi sec vs. B.CJR.C. to-day at 11 a.m. at the S.C.C. C. G. Jennei. F. X 11. Ptai.se. A. C. Growder, R. H. G Ban. 1. V. U. Anderson, T. A. D. Howan, W. II Beaton, R. J. Broome, W. I. Henman, B
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    WORLD'S UNLUCKIEST BOXER RETIRES
    236 18 Ambrose Palnur Afraid Of Blindness f MBROSS Palmer, the Australmn A heavyweight boxing champion, i reUrtng from the ring because he U caused by cuts, which ha b en re-opened in recent fights. Palmer mutt be one of the unlucklest men who ever put on boxing
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    "FIGHTING FINISH" SURPRISES AT SINGAPORE RACES
    693 19 BELLE EDNA WINS BIG EVENT HEAVY GOING Good Crowd In Cool Weather .sin Sattirtla\ om.\<. t fiun the < at Bukit Timuli n I<m the third l. n of I Turf riuhs vuinmer (Govei (115,1 Meeting. 1 i»i I>< nt. the weather brig! »r»
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    FIVE WINNERS!
    111 19 Success Of Morning Tribune Tips "(apt. Hawk" of the Morning Tribune tipped five :>traight winners in Saturday v i«acc s Mountain Stieam. Belle Edna, Blue Peter. Ormolu and Devon King. This included the Double Tote on Races 6 and 8. Two horses tipped for places came first La
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    1606 19 Explode led round the home bend followed by La Gai and Miss Meta She maintained the lead until the final lap when she came to the front with a strong finish. Palm Oil was third and Bu fourth. The others finished in the following order: Shoot Up. Gold Marsh, Lawless,
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    TRESPASSER'S SUCCESS
    55 19 "I»espasser," the Malaya iribunc tipster, yesterday picked three winners, including the double tote winneis. He picked the first, second md third horses in race 7. La G:i, which he tipped for a place came in first. He tipped seven place horses, although three animals he lipped for places
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    484 19 Eastern Ally <G> 7.12, P. Logue's bag <D?.vies) 0 (Winner trained by Owner* Tote: £24; $8, $7 and $8. Won by 1; neck; 12. Time: 1 mm. 20 15 sees. CASH SWEEP: First 1888 ($1,870); second 1756 ($935>; third 2154 ($4C7> Starters ($ll6 each): 846. 615. 820 :md 240. Biddy's
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    342 19 lailored Costumes In Dull Weather (By Our Woman Correspondent 1 AS the weather was so dull and damp .at yesterday's race mebtillg the majority of ladies chose smart tailli un for their outflls. Tfeere was Mrs Richard Reis.r looking very chic in her emerald gret n
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    81 19 Five Singles Matches In Singapore Singapore. Batnrdl k further stage in the sum. n B tint m championships ;htd tin atom noon when five tchefl were decided. Th< i competition has only reached tin »nd round. To-< suits ue m foUoi Mr. Hodri (Porkimuonan S Kal Kee
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    84 19 Bt ml>:m. Satiinl.tv In an inte state socier match h>. re to J;i> t#lM|f«ff beat Nt'^r" S«;nbilan hv IttllJ III! I r i |l I I r t i i Too Thuan Kiat t. Jacques B.P 15-G 14-14. 1-e, lfS-6. Low Siak Liang (Marigold B.P.i bt-at Oiifi Kwte
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    112 19 accessaries. Miss Majoric Snow looked nin m pink. Her suU which had a bolero jacket, waa worn with a white blou.sc Miss Molly McGra-th wxs dressed in a smart brown dress trimmed with White. She was with Mrs Smallman who looked attractive in navy Mrs. Albert wore a very pretty
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      172 1 r Up) W being led in by his trainer, Mr. G. N. Magill, winning the opening event at Bukit Timah yesterday. The finish of Race 3, showing Fighting Finish (Woods Up» winning by tour lengths from The Warrior A Chinese Olvmoic pinker on the b
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