1953-07-03 — Page 7

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JULY 3,

1953.

DISASTER STRIKES AT 100 M.P.H.

Disaster struck in the British Empire Trophy race at the Isle of Man, and

★ ★ ★ A SEAT IN THE STALLS ★ ★ ★

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THE SECOND FILM JULIET

Gee, Wherefore Art Thou...

By ROBERT OTTAWAY

second Juliet,

this is how it happened. James Neilson (arrowed), 10-year-old fisis merchant from Tve met this year hus Ayrshire, was hurled from his Frazer Nash as he drove round Cronk-y-Berry, Behind him came 31-year-old Company Director James Barber of London. He was doing 100 m.p.h. It was too late to pull up. His car hit Neilson's. Barber with- drew from the race-and Neilson was taken away to hospital — badly injured.

Express Photo,

LAWN BOWLS

Draw For The Open Singles, Pairs And

Rinks Championships

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heartbreak eyes and un- forced galety-and protects the waves in her auburn hair with a snood.

The name is Pier Angeli, and she's booked for the star-crossed lover in a Hollywood version to be started later this year. She asked me shyly about her rival Jullet, the English girl, Susan Shentall, now facing the cameras for the first time in a Rank-Italian effort.

1:

Testament And

with American, “Gee," she tor-itis is his Old

aid, “I wish I could talk | haircut for Marcellus. like you. And CH, the even that is growing out.. cameraman over there. He's Before rehearsals for "Hom-

Burton got such a bezuilful voice. 1det,"

leaving for could ilaten to him for Pontrhydyten to look up his six Houts."

brothers, four sisters and She's taking lessons to her accent nearer Oxford than hasn't seen me on the Los Angeles. And she's

says

get

been

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ays Burton. "There are cnt a copy of the play from pubs between our village and America. That potion scene," the nearest elnema. And you she raved: "I've been reading, try

father past it over and over.

pubs, get my LIVING PROOF

Burton's arrival is usually Pier Angell Is a girl

hostelries: whe good for the local when she was 17 two couldn't help being discovered. "The girls come in to

dires-look-and order sinall ports, tors were queueing for her, please. I suppose they go for One took note of her in វា my pock-marked face." friend's flat. The other, Vil- And his father's first words forlo de Stea, spotted her inare likely to be: "Well, Rich, I painted "I hear she's very Kood,"

the street. She's a living proof and what are you doing these everyone a now she said tactfully. For direc- that you can't keep a good girl days?"

had down. tor

Castellani

design, no two alike. Signed Renato

Says Burton: "I don't think

of Robert. the wanted Pier Angell

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part. But MGM know an 05. Then don't like me to go to he's ever heard of Hollywood," Sammy

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PRISON MATERIAL,

be photographed set when they see one, and with a plass in my hand," she wouldn't loan out such un said, "That sort of thing

would

their It chanting property as Miss An- clarit

ity. TOGETHER again with my im perennalty.

22-roomed Hollywood hite- I don't mind. I don't the C.H. Gough (KCC); EM., A. F. Gomes (PRC); A. D. Reis geli..............

Ribeiro v.

way are the Walter Wangers, she's making her Grst But heither Wanger nor Now TAKING LESSONS

John Alarcon v. F. Francis (KCC); and H. A. v. J. Tindall W.A. J. Bayne Symons and W. Baker or

Alm in Britain,

Tlie called

Bennett will admit to being re- (Recreio): A.L.G. Eastman v. A. Ferreira and P. A. Conto

"They are very strict with Flame and the Flesh." It hus conelled. W. Williamson (Recreio), A.E. (KBCC); S. Y. Doe und D. A. me." she said wistfully. But Lana Turner to compete with Conten v, 1. Kitchell (HKFC). Rozario v. B. Marques and they must have kind hearts in her

The following are first-round fixtures of the Colony Open Singles, Pairs and Rinks Lawn Bowls Championships.

OPEN SINGLES Tuesday, July 7

(Starting at 5,30 p.m.)

V.

Wednesday, July 8

W. E. Leonard V. Choy (Recreio);

V.

4.v. IL

Honk Sung (KBGC); J. W. McDonald v. J. A. Luz (HKFC S. Yusuf v. C. C. Ma (PRC A. H. Seemin v. G. A. Gute (PRC); S. M. Rumjahn v. 4. McKitrick (PRC).

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creio);

OPEN, PAIRS

(8karting at 5,15 p.m.) Tuesday, July 14

M.

(Re

D. M.

for the affections

of

FEELING OLDER Last Friday Fler Anguli was

I hear, however, from our Hollywood correspondent Michael Ruddy that Wanger is turn- Ing his prison sentence for shooting his wife's manager to good necount. He is planning

M. Gutierrez (KCC); N. Beltrao

trao1ollywood. I'd ke lo think Carlos Thompson. and J. F. da Silve v. J. V. that MGM are making their Ramsay and W. M. McCall fllm a consolation prize for

US 4 (KCC) W. A. J. Bayne and Pier Angeli. As it's going to J. McKittrick v. P. K. Lau and cost around two million

lars I reckon TB. Tay (Recreio); R. B. Ro-

there must be "I feel so much older," she feature-documeatury on u more to it than that.

told me. "A few years ago ICalifornian prison incident bertson and E. Liddell v. U. A.

Pier Angell's English couldn't talk to anyone. I used be called "Riot In Cell-Block Rumjahn and A. R. A. Rahman (Recreio),

pretty broken-and spleed

to hi

P

OPEN 'RINKS Sunday, July 12

(Starting at 4 p.m.)

(alkoo);

dol-21.

British Women

Win Golf Tournament

is

Formby, Lancashire,

Marlene

July 2.

hide from people. I had no 11," confidence at all. Why, if you'd

usked me questions when I first went to Hollywood I wouldn't

Say."

know what to

DI

So I tried one question the second Juliet before I left. 'Strat- "Are you going to ford while you're here?"

"Stralford?” she replied in- nocently, "and where is Strat- ford?"

SOMETHING WRONG

TROM £2,000 to £45 a week

won the British mascope; the seconu

Tho

irage

Presentations To Archery Club Founders

Mr John Root, founder of the Hongkong Archery Club, and Mr Ronnie Vosper, Hon. Treasurer,

R. E. Read v. S. Telford (Re- C. Pope and C. Pile v. creio); W. Marshalisay V. J. Pilkington and S. H. Marvin Chubb (Recrulo); L. F(Taikoo); G. Perkins and W. Silva Cameron v. A. E. Costes and Controve

J. F. da (KBGC); M. J. Divecha V.B. W. Budbury (Talkoo); O. R. Sadick and QT, B. Hassan v. G. M. (KBGC): B. W. Bradbury Hutten v. J. S. Landolt (KCC): Castilho and L. 3. Castilho

(PRC) T. Norman v. R. F. Luz G. C.

Lock and C. W. Lum and Marshall- Gourlay W. (KCC); F. R. Kermani Bachoo (KDC); T. E. Baker v.say (PRC); A. M. Omar and W. R. M. V. Ribeiro, F. G. Luz,

(KDC); C. Hong R. B. Robertion

R. F. Luz, J. A. Lúz v. A, A. Sling v. F. Luz and W. C.

Souza, J.M. C. A. Coelho Ogley (PRC); D. M. Miller and Guterres, S.E. Willerton (HKFC); R. Tay v. A. AS. Maslen v. S. Ramchand and Gutierrez, H.A. Ozorio Lopes (PRC); C. R. Rosselet v L. Gibson (HKFC); L. M. Neves creio); M.A.

Baptisto, A. M. Omar (PRC); A. W. and V. A. Neves v. A. W. Hircock

-Gomes, A.P. Pereira,

C.C. and G. 1. Shaw (KCC); R. Lapsley Pereira V. J. Chubb J.N. Hircock v. G. A. Souza (PRC).

and J. Mcintyre or J. D. Martin Wang, T.E. Baker, W. Hong TEL. W. Brace v. A. Jillot and Sung (KDC); R. Basu, 1.5. R. Rosen (KCC); A. Campbell Castro, V.N. Ailenza, W.C. G. Hong. Banks V. L. F. Cosgrove Ogley

is the drop in the weekly who are both leaving the Colony S. Yusat, A.M. and C. C. Perera and

Stewart, W. Holtway. R.

19- Richard Burton pay cheque. The soon, were honoured by the club O.R. Sadick, Rumjahn,

M. Y. v. J. F. V. Ribeiro (teereto, and

J. Divecha and Adal (Recreio); C. Pope. Cyear-old Canadian Chum-first is the fee for "The Robe" at a brief ceremony in Victor's

is Restaurant yesterday. W. M. McCall v. A. P. Pereira

R. Kermani V. G. Pile, K. Bodie, W. Hillyer vs. pion who

for "Hamlet" at the (KBGC); A. A. G. Silva v. W.

title last week, Old Vic. There seems to Ward and J. McDonald (Recreio): H.J. Noronha, G.A. Noronha, women's

be They were presented with AAF. Naronha, J.E. Noronha

plaques by the Vice-chairman, R. F. Luz and J. A. Luz v. H. A.

E. White, S. Ram- was held to a halved game something wrong somewhere, Ozorio and A. A. Guterres or

Just back from Manson

Hollywood Miss "Babs" el Arculli. and J.

M.J. McDouga!!

Divecha,

by Janet Robertson, 18- F.R.

Richard (KBGC); H. J. Noronha and Kermani vs.

Jillot,

place"). L. J.

Mr Root is year-old Scot, when the crazy

returning to the Burton's only

of flim- United G. A. Noronha v. D. Rosselet and McTavish, R.S. Rosen. A.WWomen's

States next week, and Coronation In- R. Rorselet (KBGC); A. Bachoo Hircock (KBGC); S. Aboo, B. M.

Mr Vosper leaves today for and A. K. Omar . 5. Yuruf and Omar, K.M. Omar, A.M. Omar ternational Tournament end-

South Africa. M. Y. Adal (INĖ).

vs. S.Y. Doc, A.N. Other, P. ed here today. Manson, J.-McDougall (HKFC); L.W. Brace, S. Masien, J.E. Shaw vs. J.F.V. 5. Bucks and A. R. Razbek v. Burns, G.I.

Landon, July 2, Stewart Carter presided. Colonel Chubb and T. E. Baker (CCC); Ribeiro, C. Roza Pereira, L.A.

Overseas players figure pro-Carter is the Club's Hon. Secre Alarcoun E. M. G. Madar and F. O. Madar v. Rozario,

A.R.

one of their three matches, they minently in the Cambridge Uni- tary

a brief address He said in K. Forrow and L. G. Young (Pollec); A.B. Kitchell, (Taikoo); 1. W. Urquhart and Kilchell, A. Kitchell, I. Kitchell had the better individual record versity cricket team to meet Ox-

I.

with 10% points to 4 compared ford Univeralty in the annual that both Mr Root and Mr Vos- T. O. Morgan v. G. Hong Choy vs. G. Willerton, C.

C. Gough,

Tal to Canada's 12% to 8%, the match at, Lord's, starling on per did great work to establish and G. Souza (Talkoo); F. Lee Hayward, J. Goodman

British junior team's 7 to 14

the Club, and their contribution Saturday next. Castilho, M.T. kno); L.J'. v. G. and S. Landolt Willetion

and New Zealand's 6 to 15.

Crookes of Michael to archery In the Colony will Each team had met each of House, South Africa was to-day not soon be forgation, He and Roza Yu (Talkoo); E. White Nunes, C.A. Coelho, L.S. Silva

v. H. R. Tap

vs. R. Lapsley, J. Mcintyre, V. and R. S.

the three days chosen to complete the team In added: "It is Capell v.

a great thing that penden and C. W. Haynes or White, D. Monument, (KBCC); the other

and while Britain's seniors were

which R. Subba-Row, the In- some people who come to the R. A. Edwards and D. Phillips

without J. Kinniburgh, T. Morgan, winning ait seven individual dian all-rounder. F. C. M. Alex- Colony do not leave Seem M. Wehab and A. H.

v. G. C. Norman and Mullen, Urquhart vs, G. Hong i encounters today against New ander and V, R. Lumsden both puiting something into it."

Zealand, Canada were made to Choy, D. Rosselet. G. Soura, ! Zeala Souza C. X. Russelct (Taikoo): S. E.

fight

the British juniors and won by four games to one with and F. Franels (KCC); R. M. V.

J. S. Landolt, G. Moder, F.

two halved, Ribeiro and A. A. Lopes v. L W.. Madar, F. Lee vs. A. C.

in this encounter that It was Sequeira, A. M. Baptista, P. A. Stanton and C.

Gough

Miss

Robertson halved with Miss Passos v. K. A. Baker and E. (Police);

ing signs of reaction after her battles in last week's Champion- ship.-Reuter.

!

Thursday, July 0 C.W. Metcalfe-v-C÷W.-Lam (Talkoo); A.G. Coleg v. A. R.M.V. Campbell (KCC);

Ribeiro v. E.J. Liddell (KCCJ. W.J.D. Cameron v. W.L. Riley (HKFC); M.B. Hasson v. H.F. Shields (PRC); A.K. Omar 1. L.S. Silva (PRC).

Friday, July 10 K.M. Omar v. A.C. Sequeira Hetherington v. (PRC); R. M.

Fastest Ever

Steeplechase

Helsinki, July' 2.

Thursday, July 16 ̄ ̄ ̄

Toe (HKFC. F. Howard

and C.

P

Britain's seniors won : the tournament, for although they shared with Canada the disting tion of winning two and halving

لانا

CHF. X. M. Sliva and C, da Costa, B. P. F. Marques stewart, who is obviously show- Gautler (KBGC); A G Coles D. C. Alves, C. M. Silva, Olavi Rinteenpan, the and S. Telford or J. F. V. F. X. M. Silva, C. E. Passos Finnish Olympic runner, set fulbeiro and E. M. Alarcoun vs. A. R. A. Rahman, K. M. up the world's fastest time K. M. Rumjahn and S. M. Rum Rumjahn, M. B. Hassan, U. A.

for the 3,000 Metres Steeple-Jaan (KBGC); G. A. Guterres Rumjahn (KCC);

J, E. Noronha v. C. C. Mu A. A. G. Silva, L. M.

chase here today, clocking and W. J. Howard (KDC); Rodrigues, A. A. Remedios, 8 mins. 44.4'sces. in an in- W. H. Cowie and E. C. C. E. Danenberg vs. L. Gaddi, ternational athletic meet-Fincher v. F. J. Rodrigues and E. Purvis, A. L. G. Enstman,

M. J. Medina (KDC).

J. McKelvle (KCC); ing.

--

Friday, July 17

+

A. R. Abbas, A. H. Seemin,

There 12

no offletul world record for this event but it beat.

J. Gootiman and J. Hayward A. M. Wahab, A. R. Razack V. A. Eastman and J. McKelvie V. H. F. Shields, F. Francis, the previous best time of 8

P. Kennedy, W. Williamson mins. 45.4 secs. set by Horace (HKFC); C. A. Coelho and L.

(Police); of the Ashenfelter,

United S. Silva v. L. M. Rodrigues and In winning the 3,000 States, Metres Steeplechase title during the Olympic Games at Helsinki last year. In the Olymple final Rinteenpaa finished fourth in

8 mins. 55.2 sec9,

At

League

Tennis

K. Forrow, B. Bickford, L. Young, K. B. Baker vs. W. E, Leonard, J. McLelland, W Marshalisay, W. M. McCall

(CCC);

Three Records

Broken At Henley

Henley on Thames, July, 2.

Varsity Match

D.

About 30 members of the Club -were-present-at-the-ceremony

over which

Lieutenant-Colonel

from Jamaica, had already been

The Hongkong Archery Club, included.

Subba-Row and Alexander are which meets in a field in Boun dary Road, Kowloon on Satur- old Blues.

Wol-days and Sundays, was founded Alexander comes from

a member- mer's College and Lumsden from last year, and has Munro College-Reuter.

ship at present of 140 people.

ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

ORDERS

BRIGADE

1053:

Cheung

Order by Commissioner D. W. Time: 7.30 p.m. to 11 p.m.-1.7.53. MacIntosh, CMG, OBE, Knight D/S Wong Pakaun &. S. Fong

Kwel-wali 2.7.0/0. of Grace, Venerable Oder of Kwok-hing & Bgt. Lee 110-yin; 3:7.03. St. John of Jerusalern, Com-A/D Chul Koon-hae & Sgt. To Sing: 4.7.31. A/O Mak Kal-ming & Sgt. missioner of St John Ambulance Wong Fook-hing: 5.7.3. A/D Leung Brigade. Hongkong District, No. Shul-shu & IT. B. Chiu Kwok-kon

6.7.3. A/ Mak Kam-hung & Sgt. 27/53. Dated July 2, 1953.

Wang Shlu-long: 7.7.53. A/O Chung Ambulance Duties Honekend Waits & Sgt. Mo Yuen-cheung: 0.7.53. 9.7.83.-11.7.93, Couseway Bay Division; A/O Fung Kan-ho & Sgt. Chan Yiu- 12.7.53.-10.7.53 Western Dist, Divi kwan; 8.753. A/0 Chati Chow & Sgt. Three records

1953: were lon; July

Shaukiwan K.F.Lam Yu-po; 10.7.63. Cal. Officer Nag. Div.

Mak Chil-wan & H. S. Wong Chacin- Ambulance broken - two by overseas

Daljer. Kowloon gin.

Appointment & Promotion. competitora on the second 0.7.53-12.7.53, Kong Wah & Tai Po

Div.: R.C.A.A. NIK.

Sgt. Division: 13.7.83-19.7.53, Shamshisto day of the Henley Royal A, Nax. Div.

to Yuen-wab promoted July Division:

Kowloon W

NO w.o.f. 1.0.63. Manakuen Rowing Regatta here to-

Dir.: L/C Pau Waf-chun Penetration Squad Doties—5.7.53—— NIE. R. B. Robertson, G. C. Nor- day.

Dr K. L. Kwan, Dentist Peter Ching promoted Col. w.ef. 18.6.53: Amb/51. In the Ladies' Division 'A'

Culu Wa Ming bromated L/C w.c.t de Maashuon Nag, Div. 121.65-Dr 8.

10.0.5, Kennedy Town Neg. DIY Princeton University (United Y. Kong. Denust Kwan Chin-hơn & the same meeting two tennis league matches played man, F. Howarth, R. H. Browne

Amb/B1. Chow Yuen-fun promoted American champions won their yesterday USRC beat COC 1-2. M. Neves. C. M. Xavier, States) reached the quarter-Mansuen Nas. Div.

and KCC drew-with-SCAA 4. Neves, FJ, Rodrigues final of the Thames Cup for Resule Bay R.C.OU. Div. Ule Wave Talmis prompted-1/0-wef-18,657) Bench Dates 4.7.53 2 pm. Cpt. we.. 12883; Alb/St. Wat (Recreio), Mat Whitfield took the 800|4..

eights after defeating the Ger- Bay Causeway Day Div. Suck-0 Western Birt, Nig. Div.! Amb/Biz Book-ling promoted Cpl. man

erow. Florsheim-Russel-I.K.V.M.C.A. DIV.: 6.7.83. 9.30 a.m.. Metres in one minute 49.2 seca.

Repulse Bay Eastern Div.; Big Wave w.o.f. 18.0.83; Amb/51a, Woo Kal-tak aheim, in the record time of sixy Shaukiwad K. F. Div. Shek-0 promoted L/C w.c.f. 18.093. Centrall and Parry O'Brien won

Amb/Sis. Nag. Div.1

Ng Tuf-yea minutes 45 seconds-six seconda shukiwan Div. 6.7.63, 1.30 Dama Shot Put with 17.24 meires

belt than Lady M

Margaret's Repulse Bay. Wanthal " Div. promoted L/C w... 18.6.53. Un (50 feet 0% inches).

Big Wave Day, Kennedy Town Div. Long Amb. Div.: Pies. Trang Wing- (Cambridge) time in 1940.

Ghek-O, Bib Nan' Div.; 11.7.53 2 p.m. man & Wong Kim-fas promoted Bgt. w... Koon-wat Belgion Robert Bens pale. Repulse Bay, Wanches A Diva Die womoted Cpl. Wie.t. 17500 Win

Chang Tang-yau de Mo Kwan pro- O: Central Div.; 12.7.43. 9.30 Knuysen, clipped seven seconds only when the Day: Timoted L/C w... 175.03. of the old record in the Bliver Wave Bay. Confuetan Div: Shek-0,

Transfer-D/S Goblet event for pairs without B.C.A.A, Div.: 12.7.53. 1.30 p.m. translarred from Manahuen Next. Div. Hepulsa Bay. Causeway Bay Div.: cox, beating a Selwyn College Wave KYMCA Div to be D/8 1/ 11K No. 3 Nrg Corps.

pair In

Reven Shek-O. K.C.O.D. Div. July 1931.0.1.31.0.53. 71/ Wong Kam-ha

transferred from Abraham Cdt. Net (Cambridge) minutes 68 seconds.,

King's College Nag. Div.

Div. to Waterlon Nig. Div, w... 13.0.53.

NIC ¥rang.-Khame?"ina

events.

the

Results were as follows;

Mr Popperell and Mra Sinkes (KCC) lost to Mrs Chow and Miss Koo 1-6; fort to hire To and Mi American, John on 2-6; beat Mrs Pae and Miss

Ng 0-3. Mashburn, won the 200 Metrestre williams and Mrs Dow beat

Another

in 21.0 seconds.-Reuter,

American Visas For Soviet Players

Chow and Koo 0-41 drew with 2p and Phos G-07 best Pao and Ng 6-1. Kilis Low and Miss Coxall lost to

Money Voted For Soccer Stands

-

Ais Extraordinary

General

Chow and Koo 1.6) lost to ip and Meeting of the Hongkong Foot Phon 0-0; beat Pao and Ng 8-0. ball Club was held yesterday to Mrs Stamp and Mrs Goodwyn consider and approve that the (UBNC) beat Mrs Chiu and Mrs] mum, of '$400,000 the Committee Soura 6-2; beal Mrs Ramchand and was authorised to borrow for Mra Tamjahn 0-3; beat Mrs Watson the purpose of building

new and Miss Cheup!œ ̈ 6–1««! Washington, June 2.

Mm Odling and Bles Tugwell lost concrete stands be increased to Fifteen Soviet citizens are to to Chiu and Boura 4-6; beat Ram- $530,000, get American visas so that they

Loung

Fung

Mo YLA

1 ; The third record was set up Tomantin Retugee Camp, Dalles.

by a young Royal Air Force 5.71), KYMC.A. Nig. Div.. Kong crew in the Wyfold Challenge Wah Amb. Div. & Dr In Kam-walt D/B 7. Stewart Jors from Jame Cup for fours without cox. Their Ne Yeok-ki: 7.7.81, KY.M.G.A. Nag. to 50 1913. Chung thing Amb. Div. I Pie The Moon-kan leave from 8.0.63, Shamehulpur Amb, Div, & Dri, 'tima of --- Reven minutes 20 Besten wong: 10.153.10 19.51

hand and landing - best War Approval was given at proseconds when beating Thames Bhamattulpo Neg. Div. Kowloon Amb can take part in a tournament son and Cheung-6-

Mrs Aihrew and Mrs Farrar lost ceedings... which were i private Club was four. seconds belter Dive & Pre J. Ya Lan Chess of the United States

to Chiu and Bouza 4-8; boat Ham and at which Colonel H. B. than the previous Federation, beginning in New chand and Namjahun 6-3; Boat Wat-

ton and Cheung, 6-0. K

Dowbiggin presided, Xork on July 18-Reuter.

Router.

Barbara Mao,"

record.

Ordirty Onders & Borgeants: on [ Duty, ak"Misintand. Buð-DiR, REQUE

(8gd.) .. Terumo, C.BLI, Acting Amistent Commissioner. Administration, Colony Headquarters, OL. JAB,

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