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4-1 Win For South China At

Djakarta

Djakarta, June 28.

The Hongkong Roccer champlotu. South China, opened their tour of Indo- nesia today with a 4-1 victory over the West Java regional champions In Bandung, a belated report sald tonight.

At half-time the

was 1-1,

SCUIT

The Indonesians took the lead after right minutes of play. but Nouth China equalised in the 14th minute through Lee Yuk-lak.

South China dominated In the second half, scoring three times for * well- carned win of a match whlel was played at a fant pace.

Ten minutes after It- sumption South China's centre-half put the visitors ahead, and this was follow- ed in the next minute by a splendid goal from left- winger Mok Chan-wah.

Yu Chuk-yin netted the Anat Koal 20 minutes later.

Reuter,

St. John Ambulance Orders

SI

Orders by Mr Fung Ping-fan, CSLJ Commissioner of John Ambulance Brigade, Hong- kong District. Order No. 28/57, dated June 27, 1957.

DON BUDGE SUPPORTS

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1957.

League Tennis

For American Youngters

By FRED WN

George Seewagen,

tennis ch

New York.

at St John's

University for the last 18 years, believes he has the solution to the United States' net "Little League" tennis.

"We already have a strong and I'm sure that Billy Talbert

porter in Don Budge inking along our

lines," the tall, greying Seewag Explains, "Budge already has helped us and Talbert this sort of thing when he return matches in Australia."

talking about just om the Davis Cup

Talbert suid then that the Australian domination of recent Davis Cup play was traced to the fact that the Aussies started so young under expert

called for struction and

some sort of similar plan in America.

Mantle ur "Suppose Mickey Wille Mays grew up on tennis? When sort of towering stars would they be? Our trouble Ia ternis is that

we are catching the athletically-inclined youngster ratly enough,

having troubles

now and somethike two-thirds of our treasures exhausted. But it this the tally catches on it'll mush and problems that seemed t will become relative temple, That's how Scewagen reasons as follow: it happed in Little Leogue

basebaland there's no to bella da can't happen with ternis,"

not

reason

Althohe veteran coach is cautious about speaking in tavish boat

something "He is quickly entering the that letting started." he "Little Leagues baseball pro is drainger the day when gramine and progresing right the proge will produce a up through Babe Ruth leagues, nationals the Police Athletic League, cic.

That come about in a "Only

Tommy recently

gar suprising blor; time," he said Hemrich (former now a coach with the Giants)arly, lo em be a national Infd me his Brst love was tennisnis st the age of 15 or but that he never had anybody send ourest youngster all the In the words we could to play with."

way to fit by 1860. The programune was beguo T. Peneiralton Squad Duller. on a rather mouest scale in New at any ra our dream." 30.#.57. Die Last Ung- Detial York City this year with the Serwag ho brought the Eugene Cheung, D/U Leung Yurk

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Association

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Yankee

East

Thai,

2. Arcuit and Western Dist. Nagoreional Lawn Termis, Assocla- year, adderie warning: 1:31

Div.

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HOW TO PUTT

by PETER ALLISS

EXPERIMENT -BUT KEEP

IT SMOOTH

LTHOUGH it has been said

A that 20 per cent of puturis

la" between the cars" 1 DIN BUIC there are certain basic principles that apply to all of us.

While grip and stance may liter widely and experimentik to them a well worth while- unless you can acquire a smooth action you cannot hope to beconie a consistently autecomatul putter,

Some people, for instance. Awear by the effects of having the right-hand forefinger down 10 shaft but the stroke mar

lll be smooth and the cuh head taken low over the ground. You will nen from the photo- graph the grip and nonco have found Aultme best.

itik an easy staner. with

› relaxed.. My grip la g

enough to hold the waft, hands, and arina together. Try not to push the left welst forward before you start the backewing. Take it right bank from the wn: Is one plece. Note the point-

Left shoulder in nigher than the right

Postion of the ball in rein tion to the fret.

Take toe giubhend low alon the ground after the ball is struck.

The whole bouition in reinand but solid. There in no waying even in putting

Next week 1 The minst papar. Fant pointa For 11:0 golfer to remeniher,

Merage

| Page 7

WHITE GIRL, COLOURED MAN IN A FILM THAT IS 'DYNAMITE'

By RALPH COOPER

Joan Fontaine is flying away from Hollywood-and the roughest, toughest smear campaign she has ever had to face in her long and distinguished cinema career.

Joan's name has been linked with that of coloured star Harry Belafonte, with whom she has a romance in Darryl Zanuck's latest picture, “Island in the Sun.”

Ever since the film was made in the romantic West Indies, scandalmongers in America have been bury. But what they have said is not true.

I was there and I know. Just as I know that Joan is

running away not

from the storm which has broken round her head.

Sho far too experienced a campaigner and far too level- headed to be driven Into a panle over a thing like this.

The holiday over, she'll arrive! Some years ago he made in London for the premiere of a picture colled "Pinky"—the 'Island in the Sun," at the story of a girl who had a beginning of next month.

coloured grandmother, and whose origin was so unnoticeably that she passed for a white.

I telephoned Joan before the lott Hollywood.

She told me: "The dreadful poison pen campaign against me must have been organised be- cause the letters were in a pat- tern. They all arrived during the last three weeks and none of them was from the south.

"Most of the letters were 40 vulgar that they are completely unprintable I'm terribly sorry some people are afflicted with such mentalities.”

There the recipe proved right and the picture made a fortune.

.not

But this time, with Island In the Sun, Zanuck is openly tackling the racial relationships between men and women... with one couple but THREE! In addition to the rich girl and the

politician, John Justin assistant to the

In fact, she had already planned

coloured a holiday with her sister, Olivia de Havilland, in the storm Paria long before broke. That's where she's off to.

SPORT BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN

A CAMPAIGN

THE WORLD

TO MASTER

AT GAMES

Have no two thoughts about it-the Communist countries of Europe are determined to become the masters of world sport. And nothing is being spared to achieve this aim,

All forms of sport are organised on a vast scale and, whether they like it or not, youngsters take part from an early age. In both East Germany and Czechoslovakia sport is Government-run and the Sports Ministry is considered one of the most important of the Vepartments of the "People's Democratic Republic." "I can disputed that tennis is belly its potential

For # Lew belet years was the theme that greeted the and found 30 men seated young fat other sports, during the German occupation visitors. Yes, maybe they were around the table. This trend be reversed the world-famous Czech amateurs in the strict sence of the sport to thrive or if we physical training organisation the word; but amateur who are to reiner Davis Cup Sokoj did not function.

had good jobs which permitted supremacy-Uited Press,

them hours and even days and But today it is stronger than wecks off duty when the ouders

with EVER,

the Government came. Many of them were in

to see sparing no efforts

that the army-most of them with a Sokol members surpass even "comfortable" rank. the tremendous successes they achieved before the World War.

Bobet Not Cometing In Tour De Fance Cycling Maraton

Nams, June 26.

A total of 120 riders, split up intom eams repre- senting ten nations will leave here tomtow on the first of the 22 stage Tour De France cyclingac over 4,665 kilometres.

In this fabulous clockwise grind wheels around France, fringing into Belgium and Spah the riders will

it Society for the Protection fight it out over the flat and up mountainanging to 2,556

metres for prize money worth over £35,00.

ol Childr Kowloon-July. 1957! Waterloo Nag. Div.

J. Mongkok

K.F.W.A

CUncuties-July, 1ST:

shulpo Nag. Div.

10. Transfer.—ile,

Aants.

Shatr

Wong

fook of Kowloon Amb. Div.

erred to Mainland Area w... 16.4.57.

Pretch lite comes almost to a le standsul swus is Ката trans day race ligts. duys.

11. Fromation. Mainland Ars Iqb

Pie. Wong Kam-took pre muted Area Staff Officer, Grade (Amistent Storekeeper), w...and 30.4.51.

Inissing. Ho is Louison

ng the "chsin gune" | Bobet, the Tour De

24 France way ruund this

This trip winner, with only two jest good-looking, rispurly-headed idol of the Finch public decided to off after the tour of Italy.

It easts more than £60,000 to organise this 4th edition but the bustling caravan of Ineries, vans and autonooltes following in the wake of the cream of the con- 12. Isken on Strength-Enrolment, tinent's eyeling giants pay their Wener Dist, Amb. Dir.: Ptes, part of they cash in on their Chan Kim-wan, Chan Kwok-ming, round-France publicity cam- Ho Chak-lam, Lee Chung-kwong, Lo Ping-jub, Ng Yue-tun, Pak Shu-kun, Wang Fun-yee. Yon Chung-kin, You Stu-kong and Yuen Chil-was rolled w... 23.8.01.

13. Decreas of Strength(A) Resignation-Mongkok Amb. Pus. Chow Wal and

paign,

EXCITED SPECTATORS

Even train schedules have 'Di been altered so that riders will Kwong- lam resigned W.*.f. 20.0.27, not be hold up at eroings. The shupe Amb. Div.: Pte. Lok Chi-bo route is lined with thousands of resigned w... 20.0.57. (5) Dia exclled spectators. Flags and charge The following members have bunting! wave from every tamp been discharged from the Brigade W..t. lat Janitary. 1967 under post Brigade Regulation No. 9. Tape Amb. Dir. Ples, Shum Sun-hel and Wang Wal.

(9gd.) F. 1. Tuzuno, CSLJ.(A)

Deputy Communiesioner, District Headquarters.

1 Processing oil?

2 At Kow?

3 Quality of voice

4 Enthuslcom

8 Hound dance?

# Salvage man

3 Human noise

7 Distinct

and building is towns receiving the riders.

Bobet, theon of a Breton baker, who hamad his fortune on two wherhaald he was not morally prerod to join the chain gang thiime"

He knows has many bitter enemies in thieves shop game of horseplay wheels. One of his worst fors's Lalxembourg's blue-eyes formr bitcher's boy, Charly Gaul-rande-Presse,

IRISH DERBY

Kla, Tune 26. Ballymore, thiri colt who was second to repelle in the The Belgian French, Switz Epsom Derby the weeks ago, ori italian acts have beep won the £6,00ish Derby ut tuning up for this race

since the Curragh rae course leday. carly this year. But one star-Reuter.

Fill

NAMESAKES

INSTRUCTIONS:

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spell out

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Solution on Pard 9

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Second

SHOCKED

In 1942 the Sokol movement wonder, that

How many people realise, I the East Gerinaa dissolved when

leading side were constantly together officials were dragged from for three months before the their beds by the Gestapo, but game with Wales? after the war it came back into

W25

NEVER TOUCH

Then she laughed. “But in the last few days I've been receiving marvellous letters commending and praising me for playing op- nosite Belafonte.

"I think he's a great nrtiste and a fine man whom I admire and enjoy knowing.

"In the Alm, the romance be tween Delafonte and myself is

suggested. But we never actual ly touch each other.

the

"At first, Belafonte local Labour politician has con-

Zanuck throws as the young Governor of his mythical island who resigna his job to fly away -and presumably merry- Dorothy Dandridge,"

set the point,

HE'LL PAY FINES

And to make quite sure you the Governor's son, Stephen Boyd, marries Joan Collins, whose family in the dim, while wealthy and res

admit to pected,

a coloured grandmother.

In South Carolina, the authorities are considering pass-

tempt for me a rich girl-being a Bill leaving a 5,000 dollar cause I know nothing of local ane on any cinema showing the conditions. He shows me

pleture. how his people live and opens my

vycs,

"He befriends me but there

aro no words at love between

17.

ING.

"If they do," Zanuck deflant-

ly told me, "I promise to pay. the fines personally,"

TWO RECORDS

There is UNDERSTAND-

Noel Coward is aiming to "And when we watch Dorothy im his stage success "Nuda Dandridge and John Justin leave | with Violin" In the autumn. The the island together, obviously to stara ho wants-Michael Wilding

-änd Mario Macdonald, marry, we envy both of them.

**It

DREAM MAN

und.

When ho dined with the Duchess of Kent at her country LESSON

is unbelievable that at home, "Coppins", the other day For a long time he was sub-this stage of civilisation such a Noel was in great conversational jeeted to a spate of questions. situation can still arouse violent form. The Czechs could not under-prejudice.

Mike His main theme was aland why Wales had so few "In Granada, where we filmed | Todd, whom he described es players in the touring party much

of Island in the Sun, the most wonderful fellow" They thought it ludicrous that there was no prejudice. They and the flim "Around the World more players had to be flown

ware delightful, happy people?” in

the

·30 days,"" of which out. why did you not bring

Harry Belafonte told me from British premiere is to be held more players with you at the

Pittsburgh: "I had some let-at the Astoria, London, on July start?" was the general reaction.

ters, too. I turned them over to 2 in ald of the Newspaper Presa The Welsh manager was asic-

the FBI. The only way cd to give his views on how the

to Fund. handle that sort of thing is to Coward plays a bit part, "Of Czech side could be improved.

ignore it. Every word he utter was

course, I was delighted to do it "Whenever progress is made for a mere £100 and when it noted and ye next day the bring on an even vaster scale. In Prague

In any kind of endeavour, you're was known that I had accepted those in charge Czechs gave Wales a lesson

bound to In five years' time Sokol of the Czech

And bigoted and everybody followed Marlene national side the art of soccer footbull!. celebrates its 100th birthday, chuckled when the Welsh team A rugby !cam

Dietrich and experienced arrow-minded people."

all the rest," he and if the Communists have had as their headquarters a the

Darryl Zanuck was playing said. some sort of thing their way outstanding successca busy hotel in the city centre. Bucharest, Rumania,

with dynamite when he decided

"Mike gave me a carpet bag to make Island in the Sun,' and and a painting-which, I think, 'There is a in all branches of world sport Chuckle they well might for the

maddening

he knew it. will be achieved by then.

the approach Czoch team had been taken to thoroughness in

was worth £5,000." Controversy-just the right After dinner, Nocl the heart of the country-forto sport behind the Iron Cur-

did not make sweet play the piano as he has 20 strielly reeret training sessions, tal. It will never be taken quite amount of it-can

so seriously in the West. Despite music on a cash register-but go often done, but two new records Twenty-four hours before the professionalism

various the tiniest bit too fär...and you on the gramophone, match with Czechoslovakia the branches it will remain a sport can say goodbye to a million

They were not as new as all dollar investment. Welsh team manager was in- arst and foremost, It will never viled to meet the coaches of local beborne a task.

that the old Coward Lyrics Zanuck is no amateur at mak- slightly adopted to American Prague sides. He had a shock

ing this calculation. He's done teste, He had sung them when he cntered a hotel room

before.

Las Vegas,

PROPAGANDA

The main part of physical training and sport is still done by local "voluntary" organisa tions which have been set up in towns and villages.

The various sports

organisa- tions are run by elected com- mittees at local, district, region- al and national levels. Physical training for sports activities is carried out in the form of mass gymnastics. A physical training organisation has as offshoots sections representing every sport imaginable.

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The Czechs claim that their "sports medicine" has reached a high degree of development. All members of physical train- ing and sports organisations are medically examined at least 1 year and receive sanatorium or spa treatment If it is considered necessary. is stated that 604,815 medical examinations of athletes were carried out a year ago.

The Communists consider sport as one of their main pro- paganda, weapons: "The educa- tion of Czechoslovak athletes is aimed at strengthening peaceful friendship with athletes throughout the world. In this they have the benefit of having frequent international contacts. It is only in conditions of peace that we can develop these bonds of friendship; it is only in peace that physical training and sport ean fully develop for the bêne- At of all.”

People In the Democrasies like their sport. Many take it riously, too; but it could soon lose te popularity if it was allowed to lose the fun it pro- vides. In Czechoslovakda the fun appears to have dis- appeared. The tremendous re-

has been gimentation

mainly responsible.

'AMATEURS'

The unexpected thoroughness with which East Germany" and

Czechoslovakia set about;, their task of beating Wales recently marionishoc members of tho touring party.

British Journalista were inter- and viewed for hours on end, the scfcetion of the Welshs teban for each match was considered a matter of major national, im- portance in both countries.

"We are amateurs and cannot hope to bunt professionals,”.

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