1956-06-18 — Page 7

· U.S. OLYMPIC TRIALS

NO DAVE SIME AT

OLYMPIC GAMES;

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1956,

THE

AND NO DON BRAGG

By "RECORDER”

Two of the leading athletes in their particular events in the United- States are very unlikely to compete at the Melbourne Games in November. Sprinter Dave Sime and pole vaulter Don Bragg were both injured in the first of the United States Olympic trials on Saturday at Berkeley, California.

A leading contender for a 200 Metres berth. Thane Baker, was injured in the later-Services Olympic trials at Los Angeles, but a week's rest may permit him to compete in the National AAA Championships (the second of three Olympic trials) at Bakersfield, California, next Friday and Saturday,

in an internationally 51.0 seconds by Aubrey Notre Dame is Glenn Ohio State was second and Ray Thompson of stitute third in 31.8. 20

Baker may devide to restrve himself for the 100 Metres, in which event he quittet in the Services trials for a berth in the Anal In the third trinis at Los Angeles. in fortnight's

1.

The

Championships. University

Vick

67:1 California's are very fast at

Lewis of strong arm brigade faltered.

The Californians_gained their Davis of

16 14evenge in the Discus Throw as Wier Run Drummond and Don

at UCLA and Rink Babka of USC finished over 170 feet but

their low

bást In first

three won

the

of

The Colleginte High

Jump well National Collegiate as a three-day the for Art at that order for the

a mediere & feest dla indhen byers.

Koch Phil Heavis of Villanova, Lang of Missouri and Nick Dyre Serviers tried at 170:10% of UCLA. None of the three is likely to steered, in the trypts against musɔ - collegiate bied jumpers.

xs

Bub

won by

California

55 1 points Los Angeles with against 50 for the University of Kanga and 34% for perenalo champions

University

Southern Californi, proche quite a few surprisen,

A feature was the double

of Bobby Morrow of victory Abilene Chri- Uan Coljem in the 100 i 2007 Metres Bu hes Morrow was beaten in a semi- final by Mike Agostini of

State Fresha

Coffere

ind Trink :

15.4 seconds, but won the 1

ckar two by a yards from Sime and Agostini. He had a four-yord margin in the 200 Metres (nal from Dick Blair of Kansas

SCRAPED THROUGH

A

The Hammer Throw

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the

AUS

Sports Diary

TODAY

Tennis

Men "A" Divion: ked v CRC. SCAA V

KOC.

Ladies "A" Division: Cite -KẾC, BCAA V LRC, Recres v. USRC.

"Meeting

KASA meeting at 8.C.M. Pont Board Room, 5.30 p.m.

Water-polo

Benior Loastuo: „CYMCA v. Chung

• Bing at. Chung Ming,.0 9.1.

Boccer ROK Std v Royal Navy Causeway Bay 3 pm.

TOMORROW

Tennis

#t

Men's "B" Divisions: RAI, V CRC (1) CCG (1) V CRC_(2). Urban_C ▼ Anny, TCe v USRC, LRC V, SCAA,

(2) y ICTICA, ficcrele, v HIKU,

* Jadios" "B" Division: Becreto 1) v LRC (2), CRC v Récel (2). LRC (KCE, SCAA V VSRC.

Soccer Bummer League: Ting Wahv South China (CH), 9.30 pin,

Dowia

First Round

НКСС. Maties at Taikoo, BC,

Colona

Single

UKPSA and KBGC.

Water-polo

Junior League: Eastern v Anny North Victoria Pool) 0.30 $179.1 EYMCA, Amy South (EYMCA pm., Dockyard v Navy Navy Pont) 30 p.m.

• FASTEST STEEPLECHASE

OF THE YEAR

Arud Hoston University's new Amer}- con record-holder at 211 feet 3 Cho Binty, edigd out metes, "The Pole Vault sane Oreblen into fourth place with 183:11 on Bowdoin n's Bed Gutowski lose at 148 Willie McWilliams of

AI Hall

Comellgary, Oklahom i

&M's Jun195:3).

(193 516) and Bob Morcheld of Seplechase at Graham.

Levack Wat use

other

tai MIT (193:2%) claimed the final won the tryouts berth at 14:4

as fellow berths. Trojan Ron Morris, who only af fortnight earlier had gone over 15 fvel, cond do no better than 14.

AS EXPECTED

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Prague, Jan 17 Laszlo Jesensky, of un- Won the 3,000 Metres An international athletics meeting here today in the world's fastest time this year -eight minutes. 60.8 sronds.

Ivan Talca, Czechoslovakia,

8:58 2 with Jon was HoCuna in Ballet, Rumania, third in 8:59.0. Dana Zatopela, wife of Czecho- slavak long-distance runner Eml; Zatopek, won the women's

Javelin with

metres.

2

Uhrow of 62.24

Most outstanding American Javelin throwers

TXIL Cal Tech's collegions, sO

Phil Conley (239:11), USC's Doug

And Majjna (229:19)

Karewas (223:112) have IA'S Bither

hope of a trip to Mol 10+ bourne though they have made surprises in Than were no

the final tryouts. Bell of Long Jump as Grey indins

25:944. wen at

Hafer The three final tryouts bertha

Athletes from Wes! Germany Johnson of UCLA was second at in the Hop, Step and Jump were

Sharpe of West- | am! Poland also compted. 25:4 und Kent Floerke of Kansas won by BIH

Tehry ut 50 feel 93 Router. Mest of the real chtster Leamon King of the Univers third at 24:9.

of

three will inches, Kent Floerke of Kansas stly

California reruped opposition for the through to the final trials with a corne, however, at the final trinis al 49:8% and 1rn Davis (49:3). won the Services fourth place behind the ineligible when they meet Pan-American Willie Boltje

at 405 from Rm Duckell gold and Agostini in the 100 Mdres and Champkrship

silver betal Bobby

Whilden

Texas merial winners of

Roy Range and (49:3). reached the Anals in Sira 200 John Bennett, George Brovil, Metres, ahead of Agustini, both Ernie Shelby and othETS, feing caught in 21.2.

Pan-American Champion Hod Richard wall the Services' 200 Melyes in a fast 21.0.

Fealmus

of the 400 Metres tral rane at the Servlees' meet where Pan-American Champlon Lou Jones repeated his Por-Am Games victory over Jim Len. new world record-holder In the 440 Yaris in 46.8 seconds, with a two-yard victory in 45.7- fastest rver for 400 Metres on American Foil

The NCAA 400 Melres pro- died a rinne surprise as John Haines of Pennsylvang nearly nipped!

W Mashburn of

Oklahoma A&M, both returning 46 4, with Villanova's Charley Jenkins third in 46.6. Russ Els of UCLA fourth in 16.7 and USC's Mike Larrable nowhere,

Pittsburg's Arnie Sewell re- turned 1:40.7 at the CAA 10 top Tom Courtney's 1:47. In the 800 Metres in the Services' trials Lou Spurrier returned a fat 1:40.0 for second place be- hind Courtney as the tollegians faltered badly at Berkeley.

Douglas

Brew of Dartmouth got the third final berth from the Collegians' mort, just nesing out Paul Johnson at Abilene Christian in 1:50.6. Non- qualifier or non-competitor at Berkeley was Emporin Teachers' highly regarded Billy Tidwell,

America's Tack of talent The 1,500 Metres was more than evident 114 Ron Delancy of Villanova Trelund

Jimm und Bailey of Oregon and Australia anished one-two at Berkeley in રી slow for both 347.3 and 3:47.4.

Ineligiblo Wos Santee was the fastest American as he won the Inter-Services Champknship in 3:47.8. American collegiates qualifying for the find trials Sid Wing of USC, Bob Scaman of UCLA and Ted Wheeler of Iowa in 3:40,7, 3:49.7 and 3:50.4.

wers

NO STAYERS

There is a similar lack of American strength in the longer rus, Bilt Dellinger of Oregon was fastest over 6,000 Meices In 14:48.5-vory slow going by International standard, with

Jim Beatty of North Carolina record in 14:51.1 and Max Truck of USC fourth in 14:53.3. Selwyn Jones, a Canadlats at Michigan State, took third place In 14:52.2.

In the 3,000 Motay Sleeples chase, victory went lo mother Canadian at Michian State, Selwyn Jones, who docked a alow. 0:10:5 Iko Malta of NYU was second in 9:17.3. HA

The 110 Metres High Hurdles final saw Led Calhous of North Carolina College fra home in 18.7 seconds as all six finaliste word helde 14,1 Tafer John- son of UCLA was wecond in 130 and Los Loowon of Manicnto Teh, third in 14.0,

The 400 Metave furdles anw

in victory out of a cler blue sky

EVERTON WINS

1955 Indianapolis Winner Killed

In Auto Race

Salem, Indiana, June 17. Bob Swelkert, winner of the 500-mile race In Indianopolic 1055, was killed today when his raeligt car leaped over a guard

during

race hore.

The Shot Put saw Ken Bantum of Manhattan Income the third

New York, June 17, Amerlenn this season to go post 60 feel-just half an inch over. Everion beat Aberdeen 6-3 in Bill Nieder of Kansas was mucha football match here today after below recent form with 57 fert leading 3-0 at halftime. Everton

inthes and Dave Owen of yesterday beat Aberdeen 3-1 Inruil Michigan was a surprise third Toronto, Reuter.

3

7

Keuler.

Ryder Cup Golf School

Aim high...swing wide

play handsome

My experience of the teaching side of golf is that the novice and high handicap player has more trouble using his No. 2, 3, and 4 woods than any other club in his kit. This is understandable.

Their troubles lie in the fact that the hands and muscles are not yet golf-tuned, The knowledge of what to do may be there but the body is not sufficiently slave of the mind to transform t into action.

This in a grent drawback to

the long utarker for the odds are that he will require these wooden club chote at most holes on any golf courN

Careful attention to what I have to tell you will, I hope, etable you to raise the standard of this department of tin game and clip noverat Bruken of Your handlesp,

1 wil ume that you have astered the fundamentals of a nound STID and a reasonable wwing so the first advice 1 have to give you concerns stano Itential to bo rrinxed when you address the ball and io aid to this is to flex the knee a little.

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OPEN STANCE Next the foez; You shouta teko uga alightly open stanco that meana drawing the left font back from the line of in to a position about two Inches behind the right.

The object to help you to sitain the full rallow-thigh Hiat in essential.

Main object with the fair. why, woods in to get 10 Dad! it the air and make it my at

Lesson 7

THE FAIRWAY

WOODS

Tutor: Enic Brown'

tumat 200 yarda; Here aho way it can be done, Address the ball as you would with the

river, that is off the left hesi ThRE RABURM. you maximum width of swing, and of striking. the ball & alightly upward blow. The lost land is the master until the hitting area, girding. The club in its correct path away from and back to the bali.

By the time of actual impact, bowayer, thin right hand wi avo instinctively taken over control, adding that extra clu

BABY TORNADO LIFTS

-

UP RACE

I.

HORSES

Manila, June: 18. Jockey Montanez, who was Three race horica bending for the first to be,enught in the

¤ far beul during no ance, at the tornado," patch, “I was guiding my Philippine Race Club were lite horse easily when all of a much and held in the air for a town 1 suwa wall of dust in seconds by a

tornadó

front of me, and felt" the horse Youter dy

on the being lifted from under mo Tho twist aloo to low on roots of several houses In the The horro mado: the motion of aren, but no curaulics were running but nie was not going reported.no fares

anywhere.Thich"; 2. Kelenthe

Tun incident win witricou alouth, jeg, dus kapela, and, the by about 20,000 racing fans and horse dropped to the ground

was the first"öf: Ita"Kind,

ERIC BROWN

fod sport to deliver tas blow, NOWY WANT TO DEFINE WAT IN FOSSIBBY THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF THE NIVING. THIS COMES IN THE FIRST TWO FEET OF THE BACK KWING AS YOU START THE MOVEMENT OF THE CRUBBED AWAY FIRM THE HALL. THE CRUNHEAD MUNT US KEPT LOW AND AS CLASE TO THE TUILE AS POSSIBLE. This will give you width of You must try to keep this width in coming back, to the ball The way to do

can

t

" by puinna inwn from the Top of the swing with the less hand as far behind the vali incorporate the I have given into your game there will not be club h the bag that you need, to fear

AVOID THIS

Now for a few gened! nints In the tue of your fairway wood, First of all, nover attempt to uko a wood from a

a 11.

Next, If yoti nro unable to wo`n brosio No. 2 wood) do not attempt to force with a No. 3 or 4 wood.

Content yourself with' an iron shot thene ja main, STED If abort, and try for a chip and one putt, We profen- sionala. Ond" ourselves having to do this every day,

Anal word got your profantonat to check, Bike! weight of your woodle, "i have food that far

·attan • tian' swordge) player user clube which are much too heavy ror him, IRVIN aalmple taméjar: to havO A littin Read taken outs

KAMERAM

To get that ozira 10 yards: Bad Be fume, a “ittţią siosper. and more deliberain on the

bag maing get the left shoulder fractions fur

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SPENCER TRACY SAYS

Good Movies Are Like Good Wine Or Good Music Or Any Great Art

By RON BURTON.

Spencer Tracy reports a new version of the theory that if you can't beat 'em, Join 'em.

$

He said he became very enthused over "The Mountain" and tried to buy the screen rights to the book. He found he was outbid by Paramount.

"I did the next best thing," he said. It right away."

Tracy at he has tempered his high estimate of the film's potential by thinking that there inust be a decent passage of time before tryone can choose

own favourite film.

his

"I know that if you ask an actor to name the favourite filmm un which he has appeared, he's likely to Aay, the last ono. Tracy said, "However, I think a picture requires some reason- H before it can be judge properly."

Tracy won't my now if "The Mountain is his favourite. It's much too early. He has been making films for 25 years, and as of now the one he likes best is Captains Courageous," which was made In 1936,

This tales in quite a few lop films. "Boys Town" and "Bad Day at Black Rock' are just two of many,

MY FAVOURITE

"Whimever I go to Europe, prople tell me my favourite was my Anest," he said. "And look how long ago we did 1.

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"I've been told by those who have seen 'The Mountain that I may have to revise my think- This may be true, but I serve the privilege of onic ume silde by malding any definitio

still itting before decision."

rounds

Tracy defended his method of Judgment

that on motion pictures are an art form.

"Good

movies are like good wine or good music or any great art," he said. "It takes time to appreciate them fully and to appraise them objectively. And The Mountain' lan't even out yet,"

"When I was offered the lead, I took

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for a manufacturer of oxygen romantle loads," he said "No therapy units.

actor is lyped "any more by his age, since you can my the same thing about character roles. Here's Marion Brando, a com- parative youngster, in chometer. And that's John Wayne swash-tor unte buckling, and he's no high school senior any more."

range be- As it was, the havior pattern of tis follicles caught the right eyes and led to hin breast" in the motion ple- ture business.

"Once upon a time I was a student ab the Pasadena Play- had long, house," he said.

Was Fue my

wavy

I hair hair would help me toward my gool-a romantic idol of the screens."

Holliman's adjustment of his har led to a part but not as an idol. He

plays a gun-crazy The Burning Hills." western hoodlum in Warners And he fing he's very happy with the why thinga ATO turning out even if his performance won't make the girls myoon,

BANGS DID IT

"But it wasn't always like this," he said then I had those wavy locks producers and directors tool one look and told me I wasn't handsome enough for leading man roles or inter- esling enough looking for char- acter parts.

"In fact, they tolt inovica,"

me to forget about

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(Friday), Despatch to romantle Zone; 17.7.10.

Service and roles, although

Transport Section; he may try 30.7.58. (Monday). Rescue Bervice,, comedy part "If the "right", "cre Hongkong Command Post and Row- loon Command Post: 1.0.00, (Wed- comes along,

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Examination ResultThe under- mentioned attended an examination, and qualified, in Manto Fits Fighting on June 8, 1950:

"Love in stronger than hate, I'm told, and I think that ap- pictures, too,”

plies in motion the cold.

Tony Travers, by his Accordion friends, ran away Boston home three youths way

necompented

Mangkok Zone31817 Lee' Ying-

chun, 32711 Chan Adan-kay, 33041 Ma Ka-kul, _33054 Wong Ping-hin,, 34100 and two Chung Buen are (Miss), isa Leung from his Ping,kuen 34201 Low Yin-shuen. 1021 The 3 Ho Ming-yee. 34304 Hul Ming, Xik chung thu Loại 200 Lan Trinh,

walked all the 375 Levi),

Pri-chun

to California, doing odd 34431 Twul Big-iin” (M164), 392 Lies

Sal-choung. 34430 Sin Sing-yuet,

Jobs as they went, and Travers

doesn't regret it.

The long walk Ho shouldn't. eventually led him to a job which now paye him $20,000 a year.

The year he landed in Holly- wood filina were silent He the trati ty that worked as a musician en sets. playing mood music during shooting and then lighter selec- scenes for the pleasure of film workers,,

It was then that Hollimantions between look up his varied jobs in the interests of eating. This let him give his spare time to casting elites, and haunting finally director gave him a smal! rote

of B Marine Naturally he was told to get o. GI haircut.

"The darned hair wouldn't stand up as anyone else's would hurve," Hollam safd, "It look- This, ed like nice neat bangs There's many Q tale of a

1 Agured, was it, and L woman who could't do a thing wondered about the future of de with her halr. Here's a guy. young Than in the oxygen who was in the same fix--only | therapy business.” for him it paid off.

But Hollman. was wrong Earl Holliman now realises Producers who saw him in the that if his G1 butch or crewcut | part in "The Girls of Pleasure had stood at attention he might | Ísland"

DAVIS CUP

Travers stilt plays sci music these days, but things are very different need on a much larger scale. Right now he's playing

for sot music

director John Farrow in RKO's "Back From Evernity:"

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D. R. W. ALEXANDER, Chiet Staff Offer. Civil Aid Services.

15.0.54.

Auxiliary Fire Service Orders

No. 22, Orders by Mr Peter Cheung, Acting Superintendent, Auxiliary Fire Service of Jume 10, 1956:

Enrolments

Fu Recruit (HK) Kwok-wah w.e.f. 0.6.55,

Monthly Exorcizo-District -Z: All personnel of (1) District HK-2 (2) IKI Control Contra ase instructed to attend the Monthly Exerde HK-2 which will be held on Sunday, June 17, 1950 jommencing from -0000 hours. District: Ex-f personnel aro required to, ropnet Farrow explained why he had A.F.8. Training Depot, Arsona hired Travers.

Yord at 0830 hours and I.K. Con= froj. Centra porannel to 11,5, Cou- trol Centro at 0645 hours. Ordet Gr Dress: Fireman - SummIVE (Khaki), leather bolt, am, spanner, pockart line, rubber top bouts de stessi velmet; Fireman/Driver - Overais Dungaree, leather belt rubber 197 boots & steel hemmet: Watchkeeper

uniform (Khnici (male)-Sumner back leather Shoes, beather belt & peaked cap; Watersccepor. (female)-- Sumner undiores, ((chaiki), Khaka

or bank testier does silng dag & peaked csp; 'Bub-Off¥w. Offre. Summener • uniform

boot AxD

helmek;

PSYCHOLOGICAL

"Also, there's a

&c

"His music is soothing and creates a pleasant atmosphere which is conducive to good per forumnos from the players," wanted to know who Farrow said.

psychological angie, When still be engaged as a template the guy was with the strange

we're working with extra & Elin. worker at North American haircut and unusual face, And people they won't drid avay (Khaki), leather beit., rubber too Aviation, Inc., or an assembler the next thing he knew he had from the set between scones ifs.ow.K. A/Q/Ms. & D.U.

parts in top films,

music like Tony's is being Summer uniforma. (Khaki), leather They gather around belt, black leather Mice procera "There's another anglo to it, played.

gup. Note: Bereta/peaked cape. Not hima and are much easier to too," he said. "I used to worry

to be carried by those who, azu about finding a good barber“,

round up when we want them." wearing helmets.

qualised 'Pump Instinciorn... The. Now I can get my hair cut any-

Travers' work with

his following officers having powed; out where, The wore it is the

squeeze box

has brought him, are now qanet an instruc

of the Purop Operator, Instructors" belter it is, if you know what

Various kinds

of work. These | ters on the Merryweather, "Victor I mean."

include seting, recording score Unit Aig. D.O. (K) George Y.C

ul. Sto. Oftr, (IIK) Tsang, ing-hol. music and records for retail

Lau Sik-hin, R. A. Cutro,. Stn. sala and developing his own ofr. (3) Ng Cheuk-fun, Lam Yau- man, Timothy Leong, Sub-Ofr... (KC) spectul

Chao Sun-wah, Hung Ping-wong-

Poding-Transter: Of: But, oftr. (HK) Chung Jack Ah-long from

Welsh Tennis Player Scores Only Win For Britain

Welsh

Stockholm, June 17, tennis player Michael Davies saved the whitewash for Britain when he won the final singles in the semi-finals of the European Zone Davis Cup be- tween Britain and Sweden here today.

The age of the romantic is ap- proaching a peak as far as male loading actors are concerned even if tales of dope addiction, and celinquency brutality, slaughter szem in vogue.

orchestra.

that he

an 25

_No. 720 (K) ; Chan

((Bgd.) K. A, Darza,

He figures he has involved his accordion in some 800 films Platoon No. HIC-16 (A) of Distelet since that important year, 1021, Brict 1-3 vico sin. Off Luk HK-3 to Platoon io, HK-19 (3). of although he admits

Tat-hong w.e... 13.0.56: Sin. Offr. really prefers non-motion plc-HK) Robert. Chan to be 0.1.0. of Edmund Purdon feels this ture work. Travers plays for Platoon No. 15-18 (A) vico Sin. Of Ching Jack Ah-long+w.0.1. many parties given by Holly= |da,6.00. way and fent at all disturbed

wood's elite both

Lekyo: Zn. about success of many leading men, iT non-romantic films.accordion soloist-and with his Man granted 3 month's sick leave

w... 13.0.00. Frank Sinatra, Marlon Brando full orchestra, Sweden qualified for the final and their fimm tk can go right yesterday after taking a 3-01 nheat with their stories of the lend. UI Schmidt took the ramy side of the street. Purdcm Swedish lead up to 4-0 when he will stick to cominilelɛm. won the third singles ayainst

6-8, Billy Knight 6-0,

4-0,

"The fich is wide open today for 0-4 today. Then 'Duvics

notors interested in the took the fourth singles, beating ramantle school," he said. "I the Swedish ace, Sven David-mcam the pattem set by the late son, in eary straight sets, 6-4, Leslie Howard, Ronald Colman 6-1 and 6-1-France-Presse. and Sir Laurence Oltyler,

6-3.

ITALY, WINS

"I should point out that while the ability of these free is un- questioned, their appeal was primarily to women. Look at Colman stili a gent drawing card to women even if he isn't doing much acting now.","

Purdom is currently right in his element at. Allled Artists where he is steering with Id Lupino and Ana Harding in

Paris, June 17, Italy qualified to meet Sweden in the final of the European Zone Davis Cup after defeating France by three matches to two In the semi-finals here today.

'Italy's Nicola Pietrangeli de- feated France's Paul Remy 6-3, 0-0, 0-2 in the final singles. France was lending Italy 2-1 "The fatmuder." It's the story yesterday after having won the of a love affair with a psycholo

the gical aspect thrown in about a first two singles and lost

obecasion. However, doubles, Italy's Guiseppe Merlo murder

Purdican beat France's Fierro Darmon the como between

6-3, 4-0, 0-7 and 6-4 in the and actress Glokin Talbott is a third singles-France-Presse..

National New Cycling Record

major point in the film, whereas It was only hinted is the novel on which the screenplay is bowed.

· LOVE 18 STRONGER

**We're always going to have off-brost-stuff like trootics, and Paris, June 17." Lin Tien-hua, a 20-year-old addiction in films and this is Iransport worker, today broke as it should be," Purdom said.

"But, ff Tollywood-cateris the national record for the the market, it als must cater 10,000 ratres bicycle race last to the market which wants Sunday, when he covered the tombustic stuff! And don't for- distance in 10 minutes and 374 got many movie, fome secore, in Poochow the Neverng out to 10 "China news aleness, suidi tonighti med mangerand m

The old record was 15 minutes BENCE, 67.4 Reconds. 20

15 Another athlete in tha

cord wi

ages

Partlowi -æddú", ona splendjá pelht · about rompŋlio /londe br that there goderenly lnire, tho ngo, limit one might expect,"

39 Everyho Värsket örk the

screen, today, finalmera-playing

Headache

Do not wait patiently for your suffering to end Take 12 tablets of CAFASPINT dissolved in half a glass of water, and headache will

soon vanish

CIFASPIN

(HAZER)

PHOTOGRAPHS

by our Staff Photographers

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