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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1955.

Official Umpire TEN BALLS SEALED FATE

Mr C. E. Paros will take over dulles from Mr Hob Maralımii de officist umpire at the Open Triples Lawn Bowls quarter Anato on Bunday at KBGC. 16 WAN announced yesterday by the HKLBA.

Mr Passos will also watch over Open Pairs quarter final matches at KDGC commenting at 5 p.m. on

Thursday Sept. 1.

-WEEK-END LAWN BOWLS

TEAMS

The following players have been selected to represent their. respective clubs in League Lawn Bowls games to be played to- morrow.

Recreio

Hocrelo "Bluse" (Away) vs. P.11.C. nt 4 p... F. Luz (Skipi, J. E. Noronha, S. E. Souza, G A.. F. V. Ribeiru (Skip), Guterres, J.

C. U. Pereira, A. M. Souza, J. A Luz, C. E. Passon (Skip). . Rora

OF SOUTH AFRICA

.

England Won Despite Elderly Fielding

By ALEX BANNISTER

The Oval.-England 151 and 204. South Africa 112 and 151. Eng- land won by 92 runs,

English cricket can breathe again-thanks largely to the Surrey spinners, Lock and Laker, who were not considered good enough to go to Australia with Hutton's team last winter!

As in the final Teat with Australia in 1953, Lock and Laker did all that could be asked of them at the Oval. When South Africa were left to make 244 to win, they dismissed them on a turning pitch for 151 runs.

Perek, E. M. Alamegun, A. Test-two men were run out.

Pereiro.

Recreio "Whites" (Home) v. R.C. "B" at 4 p.in.: A. A. Lopes (Skip), A. Guterres, A. M. Baptista, A.

S. Rivero, C. A. Danenberg (Skip). G. A. Norania, F. Gi. da Luz, Ada Suva FX. M. Silv

(Skup

Nopanha, J. LA B. Alves, J. M. Cutierrez.

Division

VD, M.

2nd

(Home) Filipino Club at 4 pm, W. Sousa, S. R. Solina, R. K. Pavṛt. P. I. Ragi iskip); C. K. Sung. T Leonard, 14. U. Baker, JW, Leonard Skim, A. F. Ferreira, J. J. Kelleher, J. A. Fox, P. K. Lau (Skip).,

Flipino Club

1st Division Lome) va. K.B.G.C. 4 p.m.; A. J. Coelho, A. 1, Souza,

3. V. Cotton, C. A. Coetho (Skip);

E. J. Xavier, A. D. Reis. A. Bachoo. Bass Skip M. T. Nunez, M. V. Ribeiro, J. A. Tibble,

It.

H.

H. Sliva (Skipi. Reserve:-

J. Lee.

2nd vision (Away) vs. C.C.C. at 4 p.m. L. A. Peres, 1. S. Catro. E. G. Barros, A. C. Sequokra (Skip);

Santon, VA L. M. Neven,

Neves, H. A. V. itibeiro. (Sidp)

C. M. Crailing, 11, E. Pereira, S. Hussain, F. J. Rodrigues (Skip). Reserve C. Foster.

3rd Divisian liome) vs, U.S.R.C. at 4 p.m.: C. M. Rozario, C. M. Franco, M. Null, C. M. tull, A. Ribeiro (Skip); T. M. Castilho, L. A. Rosario, A. Costa, F. Tun (Skip): 1. Castro, F. Thurne: F. Hunt, V. Ribeiro (Skipt.

UBRC

2nd Division (Home) va, T.C. at 4 p.m. 5. 9. Flanders, A. Fletcher, R. E. Read. G. 1 (Sko); R. Trail, A. Buckley, N. Hart-Baker. 1. M. Hetherington (Skip): G. S. Good Agnew (Skip).

E, Robinquet, M. Scott.

3rd Division Away) va. F.C. at 4. p.m. 7. Rainbow, C. Rolfe, E. Wolstenholme, T Wren (8kip); R. W. Booker, J. Whitefield, W. Iters, B. F. Green [Skip): G. Strothe Blewart, R. Hastie, C. Walker. A. J. Stonyer (Bidp).

KCC

1st Dividen (Away) VI. Indian Recreation Club "Gold" at 4 D. C. Symora, A. M. Alves,

Baker, D. Phillips (Skip}}__A.

Lope, Tang, E. R. storselet,

F. H. Kermani (5kip); J. Duffield.

J. N. Wang, W. Gaffney, W. Hong Sing (Skip).

2nd Division (Away) va. Poilge Recreation Club 31.4 p.m.: 9. Doe, L. Bonew, 11. Phoenix, W. J. Howard (kant: II Chamberlain,

1. Taal, W. G. Dooley, S. Him- chand (Skip: C. W. Lam, E. P. H. White, G. Lee, R. S. Capell (sklo). 3rd Division (Hope) vs. Police Recreation Club at 4 p.m. Tribble, J. F. da Silva, Carvalho

C.

A

Liang, W. Edwards, R. H Hall, H. A, Triggs (Skipl: P. Wood, P. D. Murphy, G. S. Ladd, E. C. Fincher (SkID).

KBGC

1st Division (Away), K.B.G.C. vs. F.C. of 4 p.m. 2. J. Liddell, F. Howarth, C. B. Rousefeil, E. Purvis (Skipt: L. Gadol, A. Bailey, Kavanagh A Harvey (Skip); W. Plodalt, ughen, W. Willamon, J. McKelvie [Skip).

3rd Division (Stome; K.B.G.C. VỀ. H.K.F.C. at 4 p.m. V. C. Bond. EG. Shaw, H. A. Scott, A. Hut- ton (Skip): V. I. Thoman, A. D. McCracken, J. McLelland. C. E. Terry (Skip): L. W. Gordon. B. A. Tromlett, C. Gasson, L. f. 6. Cosgrove (Ski).

PRC

let Division (Home) vs. Club de Rearelo "B" at 4 p.m.: R. L. Rus- sell. B. G. Laurel, F. W. Hollands, K. F. Badic (Skip); 1. Tinney, T. Poynton, X, 0. flugher, H. B. Dowar (skip); T. V. C. Reynolds, Rota Yu, G. Y. Walt, J. 11. Good- Im (Skip).

4

W. R.

2nd Division (Home) vs. K.C.C. Boll Harris. W. Jones, Boxail, A. Bantar (Skip): Williamson, E. S. Jones, D. E. O'Brien, Lowe (skip V.

Pilkington, C. Wilcox,

Viga, T. E. Lonsdale (Skip),

3rd Division (Away) vs. K.C.C. at 4 pm. E, G. Jones, F. Roberta, A. E. Jones, R. Mackenzie (Skip); R. F. Smith, J. K. Gurney, H. K. Bryan, G. Arliss (Skip); E. Belianty, G. T. Carter, S. J. Bennett, W. . Caton (Skip).

IIKFC

.

when McGlow.. Between them, Lock, and—particularly

There have been more com- was plaints in one Test this summer Luker took 15 of the 18 vickels the Sghter, playing back, to fall to bowlers

than in the whole of the series In this final also leg before.

become in Australia Jost winter. victory Yet before.

played The prize of

South Africa did remarkably victory by 12 certain John Waite

of well to

so close Fun England runs in this Afth Test was also glorious innings of 50, dull

they ure by handsome off-drives. Alone of and without question the winning of the rubber

in the margin of 3-2, but there the South Africans he used his one of the strongest teams

deserved can be absoitely no complacency feet. He fully

the

International Present day received.

cricket. Their fielding is superb on that score. Rather did Eng-ovation he land muddle

BIG GAP

and they fight from the first to through a series which has

in his shot the last ball. caused shocks

Mansell stopped

God- prises, and fallures.

and gave Watson an easy catch

all England have won the rubber in the covers.... Fuller struckdard (25), and Heine (21)

has vir- despite batting which

before bowled excellently. McGlow is three brave boundaries

to in a muddle one of the hardest batsmen tually had to be carried by May he was involved and Compton

felding and

out ... and get out, and McLean a brilliant and which has never compared with finally, Helne was caught, by stroke maker.

(COPYRIGHT) South Africa's. Four catches out Graveney at drep long-on. And of a possible seven were ground- the match and series was Eng-

land's. cd.

LUCKIEST BREAK

sur-

trio

rum Was

The lessons are all too clear. First.

1 believe, England's drat eleven, with Hutton, Evans, Statham, Tyson, and company to be equal to any demands, in- cluding that

of the Australian But after

in

Laker was bowling over the wicket. McLean put his left dimcull foot forward and attempted

鼈

Tayfield (36 wickets),

HEALTXAT

Diane Leather winning the 880 Yards for Great Britain in the women's match against Hungary at the White City.. She beat Hungary's Aranka Kazi in 2 minutes 9.9 seconds. Miss Leather, who. last year was the first woman to go through the Five- Minute Mile barrier, has brought down the women's world Mile record this year to 4 minutes 50.8 seconds.

COLONY OPEN RINKS SEMI-FINALS DRAW

Craigengower's "giant killers", A. V. Lopes, R. G. Laurel, E. R. Rosselet and C. R. Rosselet have drawn the powerful KCC rink of D. C. Symons, F. Ramchand, G. Madar and F. R. Kermani in the semi-finals of the Colony Open Rinks Championship scheduled for Sunday, Septem- ber 4, at Kowloon Dock.

HOLLYWOOD'S NEW SOB-SISTERS

Time To Change Your

Theme

Song, Girls

By KEN SMITH

Whenever one of England's bright young screen prospects departs for Hollywood which happens with monotonous regularity I usually add my voice to the many who bemoan the shortsightedness of our British film producers.

But I am now getting a little fed up with the whining that these young ladies indulge in oneo-they make the grade over in America,

Maxwell Roed, ale second, The Girl on the Red Of late It has become practi- į "crush," cally impossible to pick up an went to Rome to film Loud of Velvet Swing, which had been

100 the American newspaper with Tews the Pharaohs with Jack Flawiding earmarked

Marilyn Monroe. of Hollywood without fading or Warner Brothers." Miss Dana Wynter or Miss Joen

·Shortly she will be en roule Collins running down the British

for Greece to team with Ciltton film industry.

Webb in Boy on a Dolphin,

Admittedly Miss Wynter, before she charged her name from Dagmar to Dans, was not given much opportunity by the Bet British producers to Thames on fire, but she had the

chance sime

as many other make struggling actresses the grade.

DISTURBING

to

WITH SIDNEY There she told me: "I'm happy about a Aim for the first time

for

rebellious

the-

A

in my life, The Amerleans take I hope she receives better so much trouble to get things critical acclaim than the notice

Land of perfect. This is a great oppor- she got

Pharaohs. unity for me."

GOING WEST Recently the film was slown Here is how the America.

June 19. I told you the On in

that Marion news im critte of the New York startling

to cescribes

per- Brando wanted her

make Times

Western film. formance

"AS

Last week the actor extended the conniving, ill-fated Now

open invitallen to, writers who becomes ) an the news from Princess Nellier, comes

of Khufu the who believe they bave Western Hollywood that this young lady the second wiru

Collins 13 Joan

ajatories of an unusual nature to is to apply for American citizen Pharaoh,

limy cos-submit them to him. ship. So it is doubtful whether torrid baggage in we shall see her over here again rumes who obviously is equipped

first production by his xcept through the medium of to turn a potentate's head. ter as the

newly-formed

company, celluloid.

acting never goos." The news of Miss Collins is It was while she was making Pennybaker Prods. His partner A re- thus aim in Italy last year that in the venture is his father, rather more disturbing. part as yet unconfirmed says she told me reports that she Marlon Brando senior, that Joan doesn't care whether was become engaged to or not she ever makes a British Slaney Chaplin were "Talk, all Orson Welles has made a film again.

talk, nothing but talk. Max and £1,000,000 deal to produce six That would be a plly, because i have been separated for some 90-minute colour me here for of her time, but it will be three years sale to the Columbia Broadcast- wo have had proof

in America.

ubility in the past.

more

to

Brando wants to do a Western

Town

priore we stazi divorce pro-ing System for showing on TV

by

It is common knowledge that ceedings." Joan was never really happy In June of this year it was The first will be Trilby, with with any of the films sie made reported from Hollywood that Weles us Svengal. For the title over here, and she stil main-she would divorce her husband role he would like his former tains that she got a raw deal in as soon as possible.

wife, Rita Hayworth.

CAREER NO. 2 Britain/

Now, says Join, zamoved by a Personally I think it would be last-minute dash to Hollywood So low child actors mature

correct to say that she was

that when stardom, Iced: "I've definitely made into Alm not handled correctly. In fact

they do it makes newa. up my mind."

Now, at 18. Margaret O'Brien, Slaney Chaplin has been her she was probably the most mis-

us the unforgettable handied asset that J. Arthur almost constant companion in who gave

Meet Me in Rank ever had

It was Rank who discovered the film city. Recently he gave Babes on Broadward Dance,

lier a topaz and diamond ring. St Louis, The the lovely Joan when she was a The consensus of opinion is that etc., is embarked on her second fledgling actress Just

he will be Miss Collins's second screen caroor, as the romantle

lead RADA, put her into I Believe

opposite John Lupton in husband,

David Butler's Glory. in You, and rewarded her per- formance with seven-year contract.

out of

Luckiest break for England in the decisive last round was to win, the loss. The issue was virtually decided in ten balls last week when Keith. Endean, challenge next year. and McLean, on whom South that there is a big gap, and the Africa's chances rested heavily,reserves, as has been shown, are were dismissed. Between them not nearly good enough, this usually free-scoring made pix runs in the two inn- Without Hutton the opening ings--0 sad failure. Endean balling problem is nowhere near 'to solution, while our folding bagged a "pair,"

shown The South Africans did not and calching has been pretend to enjoy the low decl-up

an extremely elderly light. slon given against McLean.

The other Craigengower rink, Mrs E.. Liddell (KBGC) v Mrs England has always found f

Lau will.D. Wake (KDC) at USRC. who skipped by P. K. to find players

Mrs B. Rosselet (CCC) v Mrs G.F.

ON CONTRACT KBGC quartet of Lele (KBGC) at HKFC. combine skill with an athletic oppose the

Mira M. Fleming (TC) v M C.

Last November Darryl Zanuck sense. But the search must go E. J. Liddell, T. Kavanagh, P.

Moora (XCC) at CCC;

At the time Joan told me: "I signed her to a seven-year con- onor else our men must con- Hughes and Jock McKelvin.

the Outstanding match in and Endean centrate on making themselver

tract. Then she said: "I'm not Keith to be dreary # don't want fitter.

Open Pairs quarter finals, the

deserting Britain for good. My tralian glamour girl." also an daw of which was

After several films she became contract allows me to come back well cinced yesterday, will see two

Satches on Friday, September 2 disgruntled about the way she for a fim in Europe, plus three

Acclaimed sets of brothers from the same at 5 p.m.:

Mrs M. McLennan (TC) v Mm K. things out. club, nghting

the screening of one of her pic- Now comes the report that she formance The luak of the draw soos Tibble (FC) at HKFC.

Mrs M. Flanders (USBC) v Mrs tures she said: "Didn't I look is not interested in filming in Mourning Pereira and E. McLeod (TC) at KBGC.

to long-term film contracts.... A, P.

awful? They give me all the Britain ever again, brother C. Pereira, facing the Mrs E.M. Green (USRC) v, Mold tramp parts to play and dig

To date sho has made, two Possiblity, that Judy Garland Luz bry

brothers Joc

Joe and Raoul

which sho Another match

should attract an enormous amount interest is

Is the Davidson Gourlay KDC combination who face C. C. Ma and A. H. Seemin of CCC.

the most irre- on such 進

sweep. He missed, and the ball struck his outstretched leg.

But both he were guilty of sponsible strokes wicket at such a time. Now with four out for 33 the proscedings assumed on air of inevitability

Neither

can I

congratulato

the selectors this season, while few have been entirely satisfied with the standard of umpiring.

Czechs Beat French

At Athletics;

French Women Win

Prague, Aug. 25. Czechoslovakia and France, who have engagements with Britain next month, ended their athletics encounter here today when the home side beat France by 120 points to 92 in the 20 events of the men's match and France took the honours of the women's match by 53 points to 52. Not until the final event, the equalled their national record Metres Relay, was the of 47.4 secs, won the race and 400

and decided

the match. match France, whose quartette

women's then

BASEBALL

RESULTS

New York, Aug. 25. Major League baseball re- suits today were:

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington Chicago

A faulty changover cost the Czechs a slight load they held over the first stage, but it was the brillant anal sprint by 16-

Catherine year-old

Capdeville which clinched the issue,

FRENCH RECORD Another French

national re- cord in women's even's Was equalled' by Marthe Lambert in the Long Jump with a clearance 01 5.77 metres (18 feet 11 inches),

R HE French and Czech records

4 13 1 were eclipsed in the men's 3,000

B

0

the

Mrs D.D. Baker (KCC) v Mia H. A, Scott (KBGC) at KDC.

Mrs A Arlis (PRC) y Mrs W. Hong sing (HCC) at CCC.

1. Souza (HCC) at KDC.

Mas" (1. Kwong (CCC) v Mrs M. Poynton (PRC) at Tado.

Mr G.A. Sequeira (KCC) v Mrs L. Robertson (KFC) at KBGC.

Mre M. Sloan (KCC) v Mrs W. Hetherington (USRC) at KDC.

Mrs L. Hong Chay (CCC) v Mrs Courbetell (KBUC) at HKFC,

Mn E. Gilles (PRC) v Mrs 2.

(KDC) at CCC.

The draw was also made yes- terday for the first round of the Ladies' Open Singles Champlon-Campbell ship and the preliminary round of the Open Pairs Championship,

The Ladies' matches scheduled Thursday Sept. 1.

10

comunence

THE DRAW OPEN RINKB

(Semi-nos

ne 00

Both matches at KDC on Sunday sept. p.m.

A.V. Lopes, R.G. Laurel, E.R. Rosselet and C.R. Romelet (CCC) v

OPEN PAINS

On Tuesday, September 6 at 6 p.m.: Mrs A. Arise and Mrs E. Gilles (PRC) v Miam C. Moon and Mrs J.. D. Wake (KCC) at CCC..

Mrs L.F.G. Cosgrove and Mrs G. 2. Lesile (KBGC) Mrs M. He- herington and Mrs M. Green (USR) at KCC.

Mrs N. caton and Mrs L. Robertson (HKFC) VM H.A. Scott and Mrs T.A. Bax (KBGC) 41 PKC.

Lady convenors at clubs whose greens will be in use for champio%%-

D.C. Symons, F. Ramchand. G. Mahip matches, are requested to ar dar. and F. Kermant (KCC).

E.J. Liddell, T. Kavanagh, P. Hughes, J. Mokelvie (KBGC) L. Silva. G. Santos, R. Tay, and

P.K. Lau (CCC),

OPEN PAIRS

on Thursday

(Quarter-Anala) Matches et KBGC Sept. 1 at 5 pm.

W.M. Davidson and R.E. Gourley (RDC) v C.C. Ma and A.I. Seemin (COC).

W. Gaffney and W. Hong Sung and C.A. (KCC) VA. Coelho Coelho (FC).

A.C. Sequeira and .S. Süva (7C) v.C.T. Graham and R.B. Mar shall (PC).

C.C. Pereira A.P. Pereira, and (Rec) v J.A, da Lus and R., da Luz (Rec).

LADIES' TOURNEY

Metris Steeplechase, Vlastimit The following is the draw for the (8) und Brlica of Czechoslovakia winningest round of the Ladies' Open

with singles championship. in cght ming, 49.8 secs

Porterfield, Pascual Courtney: Johnson, Keegan (4),

(First Game)

R H E

1

ព ย

6 10 2

range for markers and greens,

Duplicate copies of score · carda be ment to Mrs Green of the Her address 1# 2, Moray Road, Kowloon Tong,

YSRC.

CIVIL AID

SERVICES

No. 32. Orders by the Hon. C.E. Terry, OBE, Comissioner, Civil Aid Services of August 20, 1955.

Holidays.-C.A.B. Headquarters will be closed on Tuesday, August 30, 10345%

Examination Results-Basic Fire. Fighing. The undermentioned at tended an examination in Basic Fir Fighting, on August 17 and 18, 1955 and qualified in that subject:

Mongkok Zone (August 17, 1966). 133000 Pans Sau-hung, 33003 Chung Kn-chuen, 35000 Wong Jack-ching. 33035 Lai Fan, 33037 Au Kam-chuen, 33038 Ho Wen-fony (Miss), 23030 L Chht-wan, 33040 Lo Shiu-ring (Miss),

Consuegra (1) and Lollur, Moss Julien Soucours of France third

OPEN SINGLES (7). WP-Porterfield (10-16).

in nine minules 1.8 sees to beat

(First Round) 2nd Division (Home), va. K.D.C.LP-Johnson (6-2).

the French best.

Matches on Thursday, September as P.10. P. Gardner, R. C. Butler, P. Cottier, B. 1. Bickford

Brica's time was only two-at-5 pm...

Mr L., Cosgrove (KBQC) v Mis (Sp); 1. Black, 1. Blyth, W. Me-

tenths of a second outside the. Phoenix (KDC) at PRC. Coll K. Forrow (Skip); K. Baker,

world record which, Sneddon, H. Radovan

official Green-

Mrs Duffield (RCC) v Mrs Good-33042 All Chunway, 33014 La Was. wood(Skip). Harve

3rd Dividon (Away) ya. K.B.G.C. at 4 p.m.: R. Jones, N. Van-lock, Taylor.“ M........... Rakusen (Skip); R. C. Baker, W. Woodstock, R. Bummers, H. Shielda (Skip); A. Boyd Cowan, F. Jones, H. Holgate, E. Gautier (Skip), Reserve: 1. Laing

POC

3rd Division (Away) vs. KKER.C. at p.m. E. Adewalls, I. Kelly, B. Maslen, L. J. MoTevisi (Big): L. W. Brace, G. R. Pickett, Dr C. G., Loc. R. B. Rowen (Skip):

I Willams, 3. D. I. Martiary D. M. Miller, W. C. Hiem (Silp), Reserve:Balwant Singh.”

hd Division 7.0.C. (Home) vs. H.K.F.C. on Tuesday August 30, at 4 p.m.; T. Adworth, 11, 3, Koly, 5. Maalers L. J. Mutavish (skip J. Caldwell, G. R. Pickett Brsos, R. 8. Bosers (Sp): TH Wilma, J. D. H. Martin, D. M 2011-04 Reserve:- Lall Singh.

in

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LIBERATION · SHIELD

(skip).

The following will represent _K.C.C.,

the second

roatct: ok the beration Bigeld

..against Kowloon Howling Green Club, on Thursday, August 30 41 3,48 p.m.- el X.0.0.G.; L. Tam, A. T, Blattand.

N. Wong, C. Á, Madár at. Chamberdam, 12

Boston Detroit and White; Garver (11-13) and House. LP-Nixon (12-8), HR-

Alain Maxwell (5th), Boono (17th), clocked his beat me of the year

(Second Gamoj

with a comfortable win over 10,000 Matres in 30 ming 9,4 He finished strongly to HOCS. Leat Milos Tomis of Czechoslo-

1er.

Nixon, Hurd, (5), Kiely (8) however, has been beaten this year (USIC) & Khác.

season by a time awhiting rati fication.

Mimoun

France of

Boston Detroit

6 10 4 8

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0

Two Egyptians Scorn Heavy

·

Delock Kinder (7) and Dovakia by about 50 yards--- Sea In Channel Birrer, Bunning (4). Foytack (5) and Wilson, WP-Delock (8-5), LP-Blizer (4-3), HR 現 Jensen (21st), Torgenson

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Milwaukee

(8th).

RH E

New York...............

Spahn (13-12) and Crandall; Hearn, Grissom (7), Monzant

Sports Diary

1

to

Folkestano, Aug. 24. An Egyptian and a Briton call- ed off projected channel swims been un

.10- of bad weather night, but two other Egyptians shrugged off the weatherman's TODAY

predictions and took off Badminton Meeting of make the attempt. 16th Annual

Youvor Cirgis, 37-your-old (0) and Katt LP-Hearn (14– the "Hongkong Badminton Associx-

manager, 13)-United Pross

tion BCM PON Boardroom 5.30 pm. Egyptian advertising

Dowla Colony Open Bingles quatier foals and Beltain's Trederick Olds man, 39,* called on their swims at. HKS C. t. 6, pan....)

after coastaniards warned their TOMORROW

that heavy mess were running on the French side of the P Channel.

Race Scratchings.

London, Aug. 25. (Phil Dralon, this year'a' English Derby winner, was officially acrefched from the Doncsstor B Lester (September 7) at 0800

Another

· Dawisi, N

Prince

INDAY

But pretty, brunetLATINA

KERO | Egypilan

pang. 33047 Lee Hol, 33048 Chow Huang, 33000 Liu Kam-chuer, 33078 Wong Yue-hung, 33060 Young Yee. kit, 33120, Lee Fu-wah, 33126 Ip Shing-kwal, 33163 Lei Fion-gum, 33243 Ma Kl-wan, 33285 L1 Shi-tong. 33874 Trul Wal-cheung, 33051 Me, Pak-ohl. 33734 Lim Sheung-fat, 33833 Tam |Wai-la! (MI{M}, /

Mongkok Zone (August 18, 1955)~- 23290 - Woon-yu, 3503 Leo Pak- |yku. 33141 Au Kwong-hand. 33563 cho Elk-ming, xăm sáu Hung ming.

A Leung man, 184 NE

Jong. 3300 Wong Kee, Chow-la, 33831 Wan Yuet-king (MIG), 33836 Yuen Wing-hay,* 3354) Luuen-fal, 33853 Kee Yu-kul, 33904 Tong Kwan-yip...

Eday, Now, Chief Staff Omeer. Civil Aid Servicos. 28.8.50,

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looked on the screen; and after months rest a year."

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London

Flims have signed

Michell (the young Aus-

actor who has done so

at

Stratford this season)

for his stage per in the revival of

Become

Electra)

Lewis (who was

out all the old clothes they can Alms in Hollywood, both as yet will visit England with her own is currently get- unseen over here. The first was revue, which And."

with Bette ting have notices on an Ameri- Alter the break-up of her The Virgin Queen,

The can tour.... marriage do her schoolgirl Davis and Richard Todd,

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