Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 5 May 1935

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    Masthead
    18 1 The Sunday Tribune V 01 .2 ISo. SO SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1935. FIVE CENTS The Sunday Tribune
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    All Malaya Ready For The Royal Jubilee
    1408 1 HOW TO S££ EVIiNTS STREETS WILL BE CROWDED Traffic Hints Brilliant Displays In Chief Towns If ALAYA is m festive U* mood for the Silver Jubilee celebration of the accession ol Their Majesties King George and Queen Mary. Every town m the country
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    DECORATIONS ON FIRE
    558 1 Prompt Action LONDON STREETS TRANSFORMED London, May 4. 117 ARM sunny weather brought vast numbers of Jubilee sightseers into the London streets to-day and traffic on the roads and pavements was much congested. Numbers of family parties cruised about m open taxicabs and cars. As usual a
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    4 1 His Evening Drink McCALLUM'S
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    SINGAPORE TO CEYLON
    206 1 Coming Cruise By R.A.F. THE four-engined flying-boats which have displaced the twinengined type at Singapore will make a formation flight across the Indian Ocean from Singapore to Ceylon m September. Only one stop will be made m the course of the journey of 1.750 miles. This will
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    MALAYANS AT HOME
    79 1 Marriage Of Mtf Stephci ti. Burstal! (By Air Mail J London, Apr. 24 THE marriage arranged between Mr. Stephen Robert Burstall of Singapore, and Miss Mar\ Louise Mungall will take place m St. Giles' Cathedral. Edinburgh, at half-past two o'clock on Saturday, June 1. Mr. C. D.
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    PROBLEM OF ADULT EDUCATION
    394 1 American Professor's i Views Singapore, oa-uiday. WHAT is the major edvcatkouU problem facing America ud the other countries m tne world? Apart from the question of 'inance, it is ihat of providing some form of adult education. This ig a modern development m education. Hear the
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    LATEST CHINA CABLES
    217 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh TIENTSIN LEADER ASSASSINATED Fire In Hankow J Two Thousand Houses Burnt Down Tientsin, May MR. Pci Vu Hang, a wellknown resident of Tientsin, was assassinated m the Jap.v ese Concession yesterday morning during his sleep. The assassin entered ttie house by boring a
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    JUBILEE ON RADIO
    229 1 Daventry And Mafa^an Transmissions. London, May 4. THE 8.8.C. will broad* aM from the Empire station the following special items m the Jubilee Celebrations: Thanksgiving servi< c attended by Their Majesties a* St. I'aul's Cathedral, together with commentary on Royal Profession, May 6 10.05 a.m., 2 p.m.
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    Celebrations In Heart Qt Empire
    1783 2 THE SILVER JUBIIEE KING'S STRENUOUS PROGRAMME State Processions Thanksgiving Service At St. Paul's HTHE subjects of His Majesty A King George tne Fifth have gathered in London in their hundreds of thousands to give thanks and pay homage to their sovereign who celebrates his Silver
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    PENANG'S GOOD EFFORT
    22 2 fpKE contributions to the Penang Jubilee Distress Relief Fund now total $94,629. A sum of $100,000 is aimed at.
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    LATEST NEWS OF MALAYAN ARRANGEMENTS
    1440 2 Special Local Broadcasts: Functions By All Races PROGRAMMES, with details of many functions arranged for the Jubilee celebrations in Malaya, have already been published in the daily editions of the Malaya Tribune. On page one the main events are reviewed and Singapore traffic regulations are
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    SELANGOR'S PERMANENT JUBILEE MEMORIAL
    2242 3 SELANGOR'S PERMANENT JUBILEE MEMORIAL FJNE START MADE AT YESTERDAYS MEETING I pur, Saturday. THE peimai nt Jub memorial ';n Sla at to-day public m at rhi- Town Hall, for the pur.. providing a home for st-n<i-E US proml. or lit C V nnd Mr. Ijev. v. already reel i mns
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    31 3 One of the best Silver Jubilee struc tures erected m Malaya is the Indian Merchants' "Tai Mahal" m Street, Kuala Lumpur. The picture siiows the final touches being applied to it.
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    21 3 A view of St. Mary's church. Southampton, floodlit by eas for Silver Jubilee week— a Western contrast with thc xabove picture.
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    SILVER JUBILEE
    105 3 Singapore's Second List Oi Contributions Already acknowledged 34,407.90 Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp. .000.0 C Chartered Bank of India, etc. i 000.00 Mr. A. E. Lambert, Malacca 20.00 Mrs. M. V. L. Batt Muni. Town Cleansing Dept;— Staff and Labouers Siglap Div: $41.85 Staff and Labourers Alexandra Read
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    32 3 Moscow. What must be the strangest theatre m the world has celebrated its 15th birthday here. Its strangeness consists m the faca -.'hat every member of the cast is deaf and dumb.
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    SELANGOR JUBILEE BROADCAST
    316 3 Talk By The British Resident BELOW are given m full, ue;. Special Jubilee Broadcast i to be relayed from Bt Lumoui on Tuesday lengths of 48.92 and 110 metn As will be seen, nearly all the broadcast 1 7 p.m. to 10 U U be taken up
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    Coming To The Local Cinemas
    914 4 Coming To The Local Cinemas RAMON Novarro m romantic uniforms, teamed with a piquant new personalily from England, champagne-blonde Evelyn Laye, charms with music, romance, comedy and drama m "The Night Is Young," Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's glamorous new Viennese musical' romance, which opens at the CapilO: Theatre on May 12. Oscar Hammerstein
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      470 4 *|pE^r^f^r^r=Jr=lr=i=i^i=cj r =diai=_d I SEASON STARTS TO-DAY. i A ILK AMI IRA SPECIAL MATINBE MONDAY, 3.15. n j] GREAT SILVER JUBILEE ATTRACTIONS WF^i_W^S_-_*r^t 11 BRITAIN'S FUNNIEST PRODUCTION FOR mBBIH— -'IRB BRITAIN'S PROUDEST DAY g^Hu "I'ljß A (irand all-laughing Riotously Hilarious fai I M S 'lhe Laughter King of Filmland aßflßSfiHSßH'^'
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    Strictly Between Ourselves
    1563 5 Strictly Between Ourselves r K \loKK<>v. tart a week of rejoicing gveranev< n worthy of celebration than anything which has occurred since the final War ended. Hia gracious Majesty King Ge<ir> will have been twenty-five years on the throne, and m every part of the Empire a great event is
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    A Night Tour Of The Cabarets Of Paris
    1158 6  -  G. S. Hammonds Shocking The Family A Moslem Resort Where Is Continental Wickedness? |F yo to drop a bombshell into the middi. i lable Victorian family m England. 1 can tell you how to do it. You say. ea an I deliberately,
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    Contract Bridge
    1061 7  -  Horatius BRIDGE NOTES AND PROBLEMS Bidding On Tnusual Hands (By A TOO slavish interpretation of accepted principles is not to be advocated and those players who refuse to bid on hands which are almost certain to produce points, but which have not the required quick-trick content, lose opportunities.
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    This Strange World
    953 7 Women Form Aerial Train Murdered Wife On Wedding Day—"Satisflel Love 9 —Sleeping Man On Car Bumper HERE are some strange stories sent, by ReuW correspondents from all part? of the w )rld: ALL- WOMEN AIR TRAIN. An aerial tran, consisting of an aeroplane tewing two gliders, all
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore
    1365 8 By lOur Woman Correspondent THE Royal Johore I- ci national Club is <>:.- ol the most popular gathering plaa Sunday evenings for Singa\vi li as Johore res irk i m added attraction was programme preid Paul, the talen ed Viei pair who have achieved so
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    NEWS FROM KUALA LUMPUR
    919 8 WE wore our best and brightest und as many of the family .jewels as we could lay our hands on when we went along to celebrate St. George's day at the Selangor Club on Saturday. It was eood thing. Apart from our own general brilliance nuite
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      22 8 LATEST MATERIALS JUST RECEIVED FOR JUBILEE WEEK ORDER YOI R DEESSES NOW J* o*^0 STORE 2S. BIGH STREET. Prep T NARAINP VS
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    Highways and Buyways
    849 9 Highways and Buy ways „£p- musical chairs" f among some of ha i ea( ore shops \t the momei A re netting aa v i: w P r emises nied by Co. Rene Ttmnanr ii ver Xcil >* vu d V- location, thus en- fl r"ii< 7 -7- place brancr!
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    20 9 Mrs Samy Chipp.mlale. wha will be a hostess at the Terror Jubilee Ball on May 10. (Photo by Light Studio.)
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    FURNITURE TO FIT
    606 9 Styks Changing With The Houses In the days when Mother baked the bread, chairs were stuffed, and furniture and furnishings were -.high, wide and handsome. Houses mostly were too but, if one of them happened not to be, the furniture and plush hangings were packed into the
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    ST. GEORGES' BALL CABARET AT SELANGOR CLUB.
    36 9 Here are the "Girls m the Little Green Hats.'—i.emc cf the St. George^ Ycunf Ladies wfce -X pai, n tfcc Cabaret at the Selangor Club, Kia.la Lumr>!«>, last Sauiraav.
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    FASHION FORECASTS
    231 9 Cottons that look like heavy, thick, plaid homespuns or like lightweight worsteds have a definite place m the sport wear mode because cf the way such materials combine cool comfort with a sturdy, rough-and-ready appea anc: which makes it belong ia th< < I -doer world. For the
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    Sunday Tribune Singapore: Sunday, May 5, 1935. JUBILEE WEEK
    555 10 Sunday Tribune Singapore: Sunday, May 5, 1935. JUBILEE WEEK WHERE la a Jubilee feeling m the air. The Empire has rise. 1 worthily to a great occasion, ft ud everywhere festivities have been planned on a scale m keeping with the celebration of a Red Letter day m British history.
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    Here's A Health Unto His Majesty!
    1418 10  -  C. H. Stanley-Jones j Historic Mission Of King George 1 2 B 1 World's Friendliest Royal Family j m m 1 Asiatics And The Jubilee I m J A Season Of All Charitableness TOMORROW is Silver Jubilee Day and the thoughts of those who
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    471 10  -  Anglius lire may feel that trains m this part of the world are not all that they might oe m the matter of speed when com- j pared with the Home expresses, but there's a lot to be said for them when you bear
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    Three Retiring Government Doctors
    1634 11 froiC. J. Smith, Prof. J. R. KayS[ o uat And Dr. F. R. Sayers pit* Surgeon Advocates More Frequent Leave ff>K£ prominent doctors m the EJ^fc Settlements Medical and ■irjr m tue ■J: of the nexi few moi £?Je Prof. C. J. Smith Prof. gay-Mouat and
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    272 11 A group photograph taken after the wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, on Tuesday, of Miss Rose Margaret Barton and Mr. Edward George Farrington. A reception was held afterwards at Raffles Hotel m the private lounge, which was beautifully decorated with white und pink carnation^. The bride and bridegroom were
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    FRENCH OFFICIALS AS WITNESSES
    129 11 Will Not Attend Indian Court Masulipatam, Apiil 18 REPLYING to a telegram fiom the French Indian Registrar of Births and Deaths m Frenchpet. near Masulioatam. whether he could appear m a British Indian court as witness, the French authorities have replied m the negative The question
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    A Scotsman Looks At Singapore
    1157 12  -  W. B. Paterson ii Q In Which I Look A I De- h h jf| t orations And Come Across jjj O A Few Oilier Things As p II w 5 0 HEEN looking at the decorations this week. Nothing else to look at. It's
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    On Malaya's Badminton Courts
    2220 14 Results Of Tournaments Amdl Friendly Matches Impetus Given By Selango r— Perak Encounter Keen Interest In Kuala Lumpur Residts Of Inter-Club Badminton Tourney Friendly Matches In Singapore Hems Of Interest (By "Dragon") Kuala Lumpur. OADMINTON m Kuala Lumpur has received a great impetus from the annual
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      231 14 r |^lit hot weather always made work an IW -r^j X effort and recreation less enjoyable. Jf "But now, thanks to Waterbury's Com- pound, I am filled with new vitality! I feel fresh and vigorous. I eagerly attack my daily _\L tasks and have an abundance of excess- \g^ mmjfj
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      253 14 JUBILEE PARADE Mow Ticket-Holders Can 'o-operate ADMISSION to the enclosures on the rt Padang for the Jubilee Parade on Monday morning is by ticket only Ticket holders are asked to co-uperale pith the officials in charge of ihe seatng arrangements by bringing their tic:ets with them and by arriving not
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    Local Clubs & Jubilee Celebrations
    1395 15  - Local Clubs Jubilee Celebrations Clubman jubilee Feeling In m\ll Clubs Special Lights And Decorations Influx Ot Visitors The Straits Chinese Recreation Club Its Activities Epworth League Celebrations In Singapore. (By f£ Jubilee spirit haa spread to all club* i« Malaya. A visit to •hem at once bring* this oul to
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    THE NEW WOULD
    313 15 T HE NEW WOULD Grand Preparations For Toe Jubilee celebr^ r m tein W* lh A 2: ons will be displayed:— l r ago n boft,< actresses; (2) two 9 a decort^ lmta b v musicians; showi »B pictures and <* i tottle- ship; (5» a grand display of Shanghai
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    GENERAL CORAP
    67 15 New French C-In-C For Morocco Paris. France is to have a new. commander-in-chief m Morocco. General Hure. who conducted the successful campaigns for cleaning up the last centres of unrest m the Atlas mountains, is returning home consequent' upon his appointment as a member of the Supreme War
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    The Week's Malayan SPORT REVIEWED
    1869 16 The Week's Malayan SPORT REVIEWED Many Sports Meetings In Malaya This WeekJubilee Celebrations An Old Question Revived Should A Player Play For His Club In Preference To His Stale? Johore Give A Cricket Surprise Soccer Discipline In Malaya (By "Forward") P»m this time the thought* ol ring on the elal
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    In And Out Of The Boxing Ring
    631 16  -  K.O. (By VOTJNG Frisco is a second Pefkey. Similarly built and with the same lighting characteristics as his compatriot who, years ago, figured m some of the great* Friseo*B est battles m the history of the MalayFine an ring, Frisco is well up
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    JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS
    100 16 Port Of Span. Trinidad. Ti m dad is to ce'ebrate the Royal Jubilee by erecting a tuberculosis sanatmrum. to be known as the "King Georg V Jubilee Sanatorium." Funds for this will be raised by public subscription. An Empae Trade Week is also ba b* held; free dinners
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    TURKISH CAFES
    100 16 Size And Design To Be Standardised Istanbul Turk> who preferred one cafe to ar,other b^cau.se of its different shape or ■Cbeme of decoration will so<» n be ubi«to do W no more. Ttic Miu sU-r of the Interior has an itomoad that all Turkish caf**> must b^ f
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    EIGHTY-YEAR-OLD CYCLIST
    42 16 Berlin. Hermann Rohn of Zeulenroda, Thuring'a, is eighty years old but an enthusiastic cyclist still. He has just arrived at Cologne after cycling 365 miles mi n five days Now he is going to tour the Saar ov his bicycle.
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    ENGLISH SOCCER SEASON ENDS
    1175 17 Final Games PROMOTIONS AND RELEGATIONS London, May 4, n'ITH the playing of the final I matches m the English F.A. natfue to-day. the curtain has been Jfjn on football at home for a brief of three months. To-day's games were only of intaest from the point
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    167 17 FAMOUS SINGER'S DEATH Moody-Manners Opera Co. Founder London, May 4. JHE death of Mr. Charles Manners, managing director of the MoodyW? won Pera C m P*™s and foSSr--Remer Wn slnger occurred to-day. i Manners, whose actual name was Southcote Mansergh, was 77 years of age He studied for the army
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    PERRY BEATS AUSTIN
    41 17 Final Of Hard Courts Championship London, May 4. Bournemouth, in the British Hard Court Championships final, Fred Ferry beat Bunny Austin 0-6, 6-4, 3-6. 6-2. 6 .0. In the Women's Final, Miss Stammers beat Miss Scriven. 6-2. Reuter
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    163 17 First Semi-Final Played Last Night Singapore, Saturday. THE first semi-final m the All-Malayan 1 Billiards Championship was olaved this evening at the Metropoie Hotel before a large crowd of spectators. Chio Eng Wah. of Siong 800 A.A heat Ang Chin Thian, of Aston A A 500—459. The biggest
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    27 17 Tranmere Beat Chester One-Nil London, Mav 1 In the Welsh Football Association Cup Final. TRANMERE belt CHESTER byone goal to nil at Chester. Reuter
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    372 17 Special Arrangements HUGE CROWDS ON LONDON STREETS London, May 4. gVIDENCE of the widespread interest abroad m the occasion is afforded by the fact that m addition to special arrangements made for relaying to the Empire commentary and broadcast of the Thanksgiving Service at Saint Paul's Cathedral,
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    293 17 Originally Recommended As Game Refuge IN connection with the decision of Their Highnesses the Sultans of Pahang, Ke- ant an and Trengganu to ccmmemorat, the King's Silver Jubilee by setting I iside an area of some 2,000 square miks lying within the three States as a
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    40 17 London, May 4. The following rugby matches were played 10-day: Barbarians 34 London 3 (at Twickenham) The Combined Leicestershire and East beat Combined Warwickshire, North Midlands, Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire and Derbyshire at Coventry by 18 points to 13— Reuter
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    115 18 Travelling Expenses For Sports Meet <From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, May 2. AT a meeting of members of the Johore Bahru Chamber of Commerce (Wah Kiow KongSOh), held m th? Yong Wah H g Club, Jalan Trus, last night, at which Towkay Tan Hak Kiat preside
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    589 18 HARD GAME AT ANSON ROAD Attractive Football LOSERS PUT UP A GOOD FIGHT Singapore, Saturday. DLAYING attractive football, the R.A. (Changi) succeeded m winning the Garrison Cup when they defeated the Wiltshire Regiment by two clear goals at the Anson Road Stadium. The learns set
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    216 18 Customs Defeat Education Department (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, May 3. IN a fast' game, the Customs met and defeated the Education Department I—o, m the first round of the J.B.D.F League on the Civil Service Club padang this evening. There was a large gathering of followers
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    327 18 Keen Boxing In Penang (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Saturday. FRANK Weber outpointed Dharmaraj last night at the Wembley Park m a fast twelve-round mill held m aid of the Penang and Province Wellesley Jubilee Fund Frankie was too fast and aggressive for his opponent and
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    277 18 Some Novel Events At Johore Club (From Our Oicn Correspondent! Johore Bahru, May 4. COME novel events have been included m the programme for the Johore Club's Jubilee Sports to be held on Bukit Zahrah School padang, Johore. Bahru, on May 10. Many of the events are open
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    1134 18  -  Full-Back 7wo Surprises In Singapore First Division (By THERE were two very unexpected results m the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League last week and some important matches were played m the other divisions and the Commercial Gup. The first unexpected result occurred on Saturday, April
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    41 18 Result Of May Indies Spoon Competition Twenty-_?«ven cards were taken out for iho May Ladies Spoon and the fo. lowing were the best three cards returned: Mrs. P. Crawlev 44-13—31 3. Thomson 48-15—33 Mrs. A. E. Garden SS-17&
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    CRICKET WASHED OUT
    16 18 ing the nr:nc.ip,»! cricket niat S^ arrar-zed for yesterday h. Singapore were cancelled.
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    Heavy Coing On First Day Of Singapore Races
    2864 19 REFILL WINS THE bk; EVENT Good Dividends Paid TBIBI'NS SELECTION PAYS 5123 g ingapore, S;.i urd&y. l_cfiP]l£ the rain which fell early W n the I -noon to-day, the at-l-^ence at the opening day's racing ofthe Singapore Turf Club's Summer (Governor's Cup)
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    592 19 Rainy Weather Costumes BY OUR WOMAN CORRESPONDENT "OAIX and stormy clouqs tiim ted j out the crowds at Bukit r \vr.\ racecourse yesterday but kept t; 1 grandstands comfortably cool tor those who braved the weather a were rewarded by a fine day's rac:ri and no
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    99 19 MUSICAL CO WS 11 A rarmer m a small v'llage on tl Ge ir. an -Czechoslovak front i r that his cow gave more milk wh p ays the concertina to them On. cow on hs farm wa.s bo tory that he decided to sell her he noticed that, when
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    53 20 opening ciay oi the Singapore Races yesterday The Tribune cameraman snaps the finish of the first race at Bukit Timah yesterday The finish of the second race, photographed by ;he Tribune cameraman Leading m the winner of Race 1 The Governor's Cup, for the last day. Winner of
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