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THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1951 Cricket Cricket LEGAL AID SHORTCOMINGS OF THE SCHEME IN University Sport STUDENT GAMES LUXEMBOURG WARWICK ALMOST SURE OF TITLE Yorkshire's Chance Recedes An Advice Service Recommended Now BIG STAND FOR LANCASHIRE Griees in Form Frimi Correspondent A splendid stand of 251 scored in less British Team eakened From a Social Corresjxmdent The serious consequences of the deferment of the legal advice scheme for people of limited means is stressed by the Lord Chancellor's advisory commit- England (2) SI Surrey 240 Sussex South Africa ....202 Derbyihire 171 (2) ...218 Somerset (7 dec) .260 .338 .116 120 236 Glamorgan ..289 598 Somerset uon by 362 runs. 195 (1) 81 Warwick (5 dec) 456 Norrhants 117 170 Gloucester Leicester Nom Worceiter 287 (3) V0)' Essex 206 Lanes 3 dec) ...365 Yorkshire 1 14 Waruxch iton by an innings and 169 runs. .180 .201 .184 69 .271 92 363 Kent .147 126 Middlesex 272 2 The Second Week of International University Sport," the official designation of the Internationa! Student Games, sponsored by the International Federation of i University Sport, will be opened on Sunday at the City Stadium in Luxembourg. The U.a'u., W.IV.A.B.. and U.W.A.L' being most anxious to provide for i British University students international I competition at the level of that in which they participated before the war.

agreed jointly to organise a team to compete at Luxembourg, without I directly affiliating to the federation. Grants I from universities and individual donations have enabled the organisers to enter a team of twenty athletes, seven swimmers. and seven fencers, and the main party of 29 competitors and three officials will leave London to-dav. It is unfortunate that 1 the athletic and swimming sections are not as strong as was hoped, because of the tour of the British athletic team in the Middle East and of the National Swimming Championships, which take place at the same time. The revised British team is: MESS ATHLETICS 273 the Legal Aid Fund amounted to 113.803.

and costs, damages, or other moneys recovered on their behalf to 80.121. making a total of 193.924. The council states that urgent representations had been made to them about the lack of legal advice centres in many parts of the country: In their view the provision of legal advice is complementary to the provision of legal aid, which latter service will never be really effective until the provisions for legal advice are brought into operation." Among anomalies stated to have been created by the part operation of the act is that a plaintiff, by suing in a Palatine Court, can deprive a defendant of the benefits of the act which would have been available to him if the proceedings had been brought in the Chancery Division of the High Court. A similar difficulty may arise in other courts such as the Tolzey Court of Bristol." The council is convinced that the principal danger facing those responsible for the administration of a service covering the whole country is excessive rigiditv. The Advisory Committee says it is satisfied that the National Assurance Board deals with cases as promptly as the circumstances permit.

The committee has investigated the criticism that the contributions of applications are sometimes excessive and is satisfied that this is so." Living costs have risen steeply since 1945. when the RushclifTe committee reported, and the committee "does not consider that a fnee income of 3 a week is any longer a correct criterion on which to base a tee, whose comments were published yesterday with the first report by the Law Society on the operation and finance of Part I of the Legal Aid and Advice Act, 1949. Part I provides for the establishment and administration by the society of a legal advice service, legal aid in matters preliminary to and not involving litigation, and legal aid in nearly all classes of civil proceedings in substantially all courts in England and Wales. The committee thus summarises its comments and recommendations arising from the report Although the period under review is too horl for detailed examination, we find nothing to blame and much to praise in the wav the Law Society have tackled their new and arduous task and in the work of the National Assistance Board. We regret the severity of the Legal Aid i Assessment of Resources) Regulations, and the nbsence of legal aid in the county court and courts of summary jurisdiction.

We urge the Government to allow the Law-Society to set up the legal advice scheme as soon as possible and cannot overstress the importance we attach to this recommendation MOSTLY MATRIMONIAL CASES than itiree hours by Grieves and Edrich, i who each obtained centuries, enabled Lancashire to declare at Old Trafford yes- terday far earlier than anyone In the day's lat nuur. however. Keeton and Simpson batted wiih such confidence and ease that Nottingham now need only 112 runs to avoid an defeat with all their wickets in hand. If the pitch to-day is as easy paced as it had become yesterday evening Lancashire may have difheulu in winning this match. i When Lancashire began their innings Washbrook and Howard appreciated the need for quick runs before the effect of the roller wore off.

They allowed their strokes full play and bv attractive forcing cricket added 41 in the first half-hour against uncertain length left-arm bowling by Underwood and Matthews. Each batsman drove handsomelv through the covers and Howard hooked Underwood for six to the short pavilion-side boundary I before Washbrook was out in reacmng 1 furward to a good-length ofT-break from Stocks, whicn spun sharply from the edge of ir.e bat to backward short leg. Tn I next over Howard after making another splendid off-drive, mis- i timed a hook and Lancashire were in an awkward position. However. Place and Edrich settled down well and.

although 1 careful, did not neglect the need for runs. The score was kept going at an even pace by neat, safe strokes and well-run singles. Before Place was out in trying to drive Harvey the wicket was growing easier and the batsmen had ensured a comfortable The Tet match at the Oval P. N. F.

Manse South Africa) bowled by Tattersall Cricket SCORES IN FINAL TEST SUITH AFRICA Fint Inninn Middlesex uon by ten ztickets. They were dismissed for 114 yesterday arrears of 157 on the lirst and although they then put out Worcestershire for 02, Yorkshire need 251) to win when they go in to bat to-day. They have a maximum of four and three quarter hours for play unless the weather cuts it short. If Yorkshire win to-day thev could become outright bv winning the four remaining games against Hampshire. Northants.

Sussex, and Gloucestershire or ioint champions bv winning three of these matches and laking first-innings points for the fourth. But that presupposes Warwickshire's failure 'o gain any more points. YORKSHIRE v. WORCESTER At Sf arborouph, OKf "US rhKSHIRE First Inn i tip: 271 rKer.von, 1 4 Truemjn ci-1 -20-0. Appleyard 1 1 Ward Chje 'J1-8-3T-I.

LeadbeJter O-'i-J-J -1 -'J 0 Warwickshire took another big stride towards winning the county cricket championship, yesterday, when they dismissed Northamptonshire twice and won (again in two days) by an innings and 169 runs. Warwickshire now have 212 points and have three more matches to piay against Essex, Hampshire, and Surrey. Another victory will put the iisue beyond doubt so, too. would Yorkshire's failure to win their current game against Worcestershire. Yorkshire, weakened by the absence of their three Test batsmen, are by no means sure to beat Worcestershire.

SO.MEiRSKT v. SUSSEX At H.ilon uprr-M re. KOMERSKT. Fml lnmnn: 160 'GimOlftl. H.

S. S. RiiBtrs Marlar 7 lor 3 031 SrSRt.X. Firl Inntnrt: 116 H. Dosaart 61 nut out.

tny 47 1 P.nn. niton A Cambridge jn F.Ditv. Sandstrum 00 A Wha.ey jah 20 Metres P.nnin 4ThD Metre A i bndjtei. i A -1 R00 Mflres K. R-b ruj-n i LvaU D.

jernv. i Ci rn on 1 tOO Metre1- Br-int tOford, C. W. LAB Roain A B. R-wan H'JUtn Brown 55 Laker BefUer 41 Ercafn G.

A Cbjbb Laker 31 Bedser 10 Van RytieveLJ MeLLe Shaukle- Brennin LKer 10 ton 5 A Ibw nut Brn 4 out 4 Cheeilum Ibw Laker 0 A Mi. Lean Mav (b 11, lb 8. Lker 14 nb 20 Mir.fll I I Tjsal 202 Fall ft'icketj. 'j 4 7 'i "do lOb I U'n 3Go IJ 13t i4o 175 lbi Presenting the society's report, the council that during the first six months of the legal aid scheme 34.025 applications for civil aid certificates were received by local committees throughout the country, and of these 1,534 were abandoned before their submission to a certifying committee. Of the remaining 24.14tj were considered by certifying committees, who granted SOMHRKET- Second lnmnn GiniMeti.

low NOT EXPENSIVE More important than mere anomalies, it considers, is the fact that legal aid is not available in the county court, which involves very considerable hardship to a large section of the public. Pointing out that there is also no civil legal aid in the courts of summary jurisdiction, the committee comments that the effect of the present act as it is now in force may thus be not only to divert matrimonial "litigants from less serious to more serious actions but also from courts where probation officers offer conciliation services to courts where they do not." It thinks however, that the deferment of the legal advice scheme has had far more serious consequences. Tt is our opinion that the Government should, if the financial situation makes it at all possible, reconsider their decision to postpone Bowline :n.mrcs: Bedser lfh 3-6-30--. I kiet.m lr-t-20-1 Tatlerf-ali 14-7-2-1 Laker I F1 Sainoury Millar li Rnger; tj Marlnr Stephenson, ncit Redman. not oat 20 M97 and refused 3.

,49. During the same period 2.740 applications were made for emergency certificates, 2.397 of which were granted. Applications for civil aid certificates to replace eraer-gencv certificates were granted in 1.417 cases and refused in 177 and 1,030 certificates in place of emergency certificates 7-L '-'i4-4. Brywn JO-lO-ol-2. Cjn.p:on 1-0-3-0 ENGLAND First Xnnlnfa ibw A Rowan 2ti A Lott'son Endean Me-Je 0 May n-it out 2 2 Etra.s inb 1 1 Oakman 58 E.

Watts Wood James 25 Laurence. John Langndge Jas. I -a nc ridge 25 Tremleit, Wood it Marlar 70 Bise Wfud Jas Lana- Brasher i A 'W Metre- --P Mrrjin iCilcroL C. 110 Me: re- PAL Vine tOiJord). Qdrkway a H.zii Jump Leadrr -ns A W'ljlr- Jael.n A HLgtieil i BnriulL Fisher iL-'Tidun V'f and Baii-in Cain bridge Team-, for 1 he 4 1 iV Metre? 4 4UU Metre-, and Medley be made up from tbe above itLetefl WOMEN'S ATHLETICS 00 Metre nd KO Metres Hiird: Q.

Aberdeen i 100 Metres Higti jsnp and Weight V. BaU i Lond' -n i High Jiimp D.scus. and Javelin M. Kemohan iQjeen'i. MEN'S SUIMHING 100 sni MeLres Jone-.

(Queen's, Bf.rati. Ce. iCambrjdge). Paim-: i Canibr.de i 1 'vCk Metrei Free le nes and CeLlan-Jonee Tr.ree 100 Metres Medie1- irocn above. WOMEN'S SWIMMING 1 oo Nttre.N Free-t 1 Tifi Metres Backstroke, and Marfan (EdinDrs 200 Free -sty and Back-strr-ke Seaborne 100 Diving O'NeLi: fQjeen's BeUaiti MEN FENCING L.nd.-n rOMordi A Eion iCamnndgej.

Greenhaisri iL3nanj. A Jay LOiiord) RejnuLdi i Lundun Extras 17, IP 1 I 1 ridge 52 Total ffnr 7 dec 338 Bow nr. fiei iniunc Wund 4-0-32-0. James UKKSHIR, First Jnnmen Perks 3 fl, Ken- Pert 1 -tj Whmnit 24 -ii: 4 Ferk. 0 Var-W SjUv.fJe n-id Terfcs 4 4fl Truemiti, st Letter.

Kenyan Yarn.d Perks 10 Wtutmc 2 Crawford Jenkins 9 Wrd Ken- 9 1 Y-i'-a. 114 HrnHnr- First Perlts 213-11-29-6. Hiislip "j-0- H-LJ. rA-iyth -4 -2 j-0 WlntinR h-l-27-2 Jenkins Second Innings C-i--per. Craw- Perks.

D. K) App-ard 3 Kenjiin. D. Wrdle tjtj-s luiurn. L.

Ibw Traeman Yarnld. run 0 Bi'-Artbenr. H.ilie-. R. W.is'iii 5 0 Brd out 4 1 WJiil.ns.

H. Exrra.i ib 3. lb 3) Warrt.e 1 H.v.M,r!h Wardle 4 i TuaS 92 were issued. During the first two months after the i introduction of the scheme nearly as many appl icatii ns were received as there were 15-2-50-1. lead for tneir side.

At fir-t Harvey bowled his leg breaks accurately and occasionally Highled them well but Edrich used his feet excellentlv. He appeared more certain of himelf than he has for some lime. When Harvev's length began to fatter Edrich drove him lor six and Grieve-; swept overpilched balls viciouslv to the long boundarv and square cm twice with a lovely wrist action. The new ball was greeted with cant respect. Grieves pivoted quickly and made a fine old-fashioned drive to long leg and Edrich.

having reached his fiftv with a straight drive for four, attacked the bowling vigorously. There was little could do to stop the liow of runs which the batsmen took almost as they pleased. Although Edrich seemed to become a little carefree after his fifty. Grieves was in great form. Essentially a back-foot player, his cuts and pulls were perfectly limed and left the bat with immense powrer.

He overtook Edrich in the nineties and reached his century in two hours. Edrich had a provocative wait at 99 before getting his hundred, but after tea the batsmen enjoyed themselves thoroughly and delighted "the crowd adding 12fi runs in less than an hour before Howard declared. Of the many remarkable strokes played by Grieves the most extraordinary was a six. The ball pitched outside the off stump, but Grieves with the shortest of back lifts ilicked for the stroke was little more it deep into the pavilion over mid-wicket. NUTTI Nfi IMMSHIRH First lnTllncs: 184 (Pno J.

Hi.r st.Hh.un tn-3-Jl-O Wlianr.n 18-2--4 Cmnvgod yVIO-Vt-SS. Hiiton CrS 4-10-S2-4 indefinitely bringing into force the two 21-7-44-1. Marlar 'JK- 1 6-3. Oalcman Langndne. -J4-7-7H-J KSK.V Second rune Tocai ilor 2 i 51 of a-Lcketa: 1 2 2 51 DCS Ci'mp: tj.

Watson. P. R. Brown. Klwkle: -n.

C. L.iker A Bedaer. Brennau. Tattflr.siiLi t.j baL Bfiwlinr. First (to daret- McCarthy 3-r-' Q-l, 4-l-B-l.

A Rowan 8-5-4-1. 3-1 -S-0. Van Rvneveid 3-0-20-0 during the following tour montns no doubt because many people had delayed taking proceedings in order to take advantage of the legal-aid scheme. The figures for those four months appear to shnw that the position has become stabilised, and to suggest that some 4.500 applications tor civil-aid certificates mav be exncoied ench month." Jun Lantcndue A Oalcmun Ginib- Rogers Redman 0 iett Rubm 4 i Sheppard A E. not out 12 Gimblett Redman 24 W.njd Ibw i Ci Doggart FUb.n.-.nn 0 Robin.vjn 24 Marlar Rubin- Cix.

Ci Gimblett -n Robinson 10 1 Webb. Hazell 7 Oake--. C. Gimolett I Rnhinion 0 Extras (b 6. lb 3 9 I inttririRe.

Jus I Haze nson 22 I TuLal 120 sections ot the act providing tor legal advice and legal aid in matters not involving litigation and should arrange for them to be put into effect as soon as the necessary administrative arrangements can be made. "Though we appreciate that additional Government expenditure is undesirable at the present time, we do not consider that this scheme is expensive in the light of the returns it will produce, in resolving leeal doubts and difficulties, wiping out suspicions and grievances i whether imaginary or rcall, and contributing towards reconciliation in marriages which might otherwise be broken i Of the cases in which applicants accepted the terms of the offer of their civil-aid neman 1 3o-l 2-1 17-1 l-3ri-4. WOMEN'S FENCING SJieen tLi.ndon i Bow 3 -1 I B'jse ri-l-22-0. Rpdman 1. Rnrbiniun 13-3-31-7 Rowling.

Second Inning 7-2-JI-2-. Hazell 4-ft-Li' eri i nemos, i.i.uuu or aoout oi pei tem elated to matrimonial causes in the WARWICK v. NORTHANTS Lawn Tenms Divorce, and Admiraltv Division During the financial year ended March 31 assisted persons' contributions to DERBYSIHRK v. Sl'RREY Drrhjr. DKHHYSFIIKK rirt Inn inn; 17t.

SI RRt lint Inninia At Coventry ICKHIRh Finl Innins- 45B for 5 dec. C. 13. 74. HLtijtu.ock.

hO Spj'jner. "j7i 11 Innims ORTH.M PTONiHl Inning L.WC'iSHlRL- W.i'. mo it Har-tv 24 1 Ho'a ard Poole MjttTie-Aa 22 and Harvey 30 -Pjrst nninjca EdriL'h. G. not out.

143 Jrifves. nt .135 id 1 lo 9, 1 11 (ior 3 dec. 365 Onderwood 13-6-64-0. 2 -4-48-1 Srnales j- 1 Simpson 9- GLOUCESTER v. GLAMORGAN At Cheltenham.

GLOL ThSTtRSHIRL. First iDnlnet: 195 A 4 ior 2u) Kirt nnlnsi; 289 (Jones. W. E.t 65. Cl.il.

P. 53l GLOLf LSTLRSHIRE Second innings Emmect. G. and 11 A not out 40 Gravenev. T.

nit out 27 Extras 1. lb 2t 3 tal 1 i gi ShCOND El.KVEN LANCASHIRE SFLONU ELtVF.N. At Rettord. Nutllniham shire Srcond F.lrven ifirst inninss): 146 i.T. Green-Jiougb Jor 58 1.

LamaAhire Second Eleven (flnt inninirs): 1B6 ror 3 dec. (J. P. BlackJedge 76, B. J.

Howard 5'J not out i SoUinjiiamsbirc Second Eleven second inning Win row Bi ark Ledge J. Sm.th 7, W.afleLd Alker Berry 16, A K. Anniiane Snuth 2. H. ffewsome C.

i5. 8. Keily Greenb.ough Betrv 35. Bates Hilton Berry o. P-e Berry 2, H.

A. B. BoDth O. St mchconibe lc-'' Briry H. Riiwf not oat 5.

C. We 51 Parr Berry e.tra.N 3 total 93 (C Smitb 3 for 27. D. 2 I'r 8. Berry (or 31.

B. Boatn 1 for 10 I a a i Se co nd I i eco nd i in ft A. Boo th out 3L. not out 22. extra 1, total i i i i 51.

Lancashire Serond EJeven won bj 10 Jt: IIH Vtil KF v. l.AN( ASH1KE (Vounc Atnateun Ilrn. -A: B.iiterlev Herbyhlre: M. Harris Lbw Sturt 2U. Braiti'ord White 1.

Weit Ibw Coonibe 30. Portdr and ft roinbe 4. Meynei BucfcJey B. Nedd 2. Simmono Coornbe 0.

A Vuunt not ot.t 5 Carier lbw Abbtield Ci-ithiiid A3hf.p:d 0. eitraa 17. total 132 i Hon I inc. 1 J-J-'jil-O -1 MIT TiSGH 1SHIRt: Second nninirs E. Jatlt- I Milnivie.

A v.n 21)' GLadft'in S7 FkMwr. D. G. Surndie Jai-kMn bl GJadwm 2 Jack- L-m-Ie. A vn I Cilftdwm 4 Vim not ou; 2 Gladwin 2R Prkrr.

ti.arlwsn 2H )b 2 Lb 4, J.nks-.n 3. nb I) 7 Hlhwir-i 5 I'-ijiJ 240 H(1-lini Fir lurumt k-m 2-m-74-4. ejejh 11-0-2B-0. Srn.iU E. O- -Li -U 1)1 Kitl'MllltK Spinticl Innmi f-M-n n.

i out 121 Rev 11 A C. not oul 21 tmift A Ibw LK-k 3Q Extras Ci Wiiiaii Wait Bertscr 22 I Tmal i tor 2 ..218 SHREWSBURY SHOW SUCCESS From our Correspondent Shrewsbury. Thursday. The Shrewsbury musical and floral fete, which ended to-night, was an outstanding success. An attendant estimated at sixty thousand on the first day, yesterday, produced 8,910 In takings 660 more than on last year's first day.

To-day was the popular day. The weather was fine, and the attendance by evening was estimated at eighty thousand. Crowds thronged the great marquees, which each covered more than an acre. m. Grove 15 isw Grove 13 I Oidrield Ibw i Thirmpsiin 4 Luw Grove 17 Liv.ni1nn.

TLlmpsln 1 Grove 15. Bai r.cb rnch HoLL.p 17 ') Td'Atind 91 k. H.Jliif 11 tj Wrejis 3 r. A Hiriiis 3 4 Wpbster Ihw H.i::-t- 1 H' 0 A i Lidde.l lb' Wffks 1 24 Turkic n' 1 O'Jt 9 ue 0 Fiddl'ne. WolLon rii'-mpi-'n 41 fji't 0 Jake an.

abient b.irt 0 "ii: tr.rr 0 i 10 1 1 EArrav ib 4. Ib lUi 14 null 3 Total 117 170 Rowllrn. Th 1 1 2-4-11-3 Grue Hul.ie Jj-Hi-44-4. WeeKs. I-1-0-0 Seind Iisumpiji in WeeK.

PRISONERS WORKING IN FACTORY From our London Staff Fleet Street. Thursday. The Home Office announced to-night that by agreement with the Ministry of Labour and the Transport and General Workers' Union eight specially chosen prisoners, all women, from Manchester Prison, are now working at a local factory. It is the first time that such an experiment has been made at a closed prison. The eight women are employed on hank winding on a machine set apart for them at the bottom of the workshop, and they are under the supervision of prison officers.

The other workers in the factory have agreed to the experiment. Though the firm pays full wage rates for the prisoners' work they receive only normal prison earnings. Previous experiments of this kind have been with prisoners at open prisons and with Borstal boys. NORTHERN JUNIORS Results in the Northern junior lawn tennis tournament at Didsbury yesterday were SINGLES: BOYS I NULR 21 Quarter-rmal. Gra: ie t.eat A GrJ'jtjy, 't-l.

3- b. b-2; 1. J. Warwick belt V. MiirahL.

6-1, 6-1. ji. Tudor i.eat K. U. J.it--.

D-3. 2-6. 6-3. Beuker Leat Batn b-3 2-t. b-1 SINGLES; (JIRLS INDER 21 Quarter-bnal D.

Weai'dcn C. Kaj. 6-3. 6-2. K.

Stmt beat Rid-idaLe. o-O. o-l. SINGLES: BOYS 1 N1EB IS iji.rri ri. 6-0.

4- 6. b-3. Backer Huopcr. b-0. b-1 STNGIES: GIRLS INI3EH 18 Quarter-li nal.

Bi-jOiner Gil irs. fS-L n-4. Bell beat J. B-iilev, 7-5. f-3.

J. Gondii I t'-ea- J. Ev.ii'v, rj-1. o-2J A Ma'Le-tJ beat J. A o-l.

O-O BUXTON TOURNAMENT Yesterday's results in the Buxton lawn tennis tournament were as follows MEN'S BISCiLf'S. Derhjshire Open Championship fourth Kound: Andtn Keal Kramer, o-tj-'J. J. btiiCtiam L'tal Smjlh. o-l.

6-1: A. Ka.man beat WLUon o-l D-0 WOHFiN'S SISCil.KS Uerbslure Open Champ, oo-Bhlp Third Bound. --Miss Woodcace Deal Miss A. Rose, T-. o-l SemS-hnal: Mra Lj.Tti Deal Mrs Smith.

b-Li. b-'jl MEN'S KANUlCr S1SULKS. Third Kuillxl: 1. Gordon beat G. EaLOci.

to-L. J-o. 7-5: Bishop beat A. Grindley. 6-3 0-0: Ahmdrt: beat C.

Evans. r-J. 7-3. A. LttMin teat K.

Taveoer. fj-1. 6-4. J. B'JIJ ceat Harbero o-3.

6-4 Fourth Boundi beat 6-3. o-l. A Leeson beat Ajhmnre. o--. i-t).

6-4 WOMfcS'S HAMJICAI' Third Kound: Mi leat Mt- 'laylbr. o-3. o-J Fourth Round: Miss SearTurd ijeat Mim A tjcrtiijh. o-J. Mrs Bishop leat Beadle, n-3 Miss Wliji.it.".' beat Mr- A Partes, ia-o.

9-7; Mijs 5 Blytie beat Mls S. r-if-vuli. o-l. o-4 v. ksslx A I A dc ta 7.o Tola ifor 0 69 v.

kknt At lArrd'i. KhNT. First Inninci; 147 A Moss 4 for 46 MI1ULK.F.. I 'itm InntnrM: 172 (J. G.

Dcwta M.irlin for ,) ht Sectinrl nninm A b. 4 i Ruber, sn 'b F.n:s 2 A. n. i out 54 VV rat 22 Jtd. r.

P. Bennett 0 Wnpht. O. (V.wdrey i S'nis A Compmn Bennttr, I B-nneu cie: 3 7 F.j:.-, Ibw 10 'A' a WrOd 0 a Us Bilinc- ef. o-: Bnr.c".: 2-4-2--.

1 MUHIM'SLX --Si'rimd laatnxs I la nsetid ft 4 -0-J3-1 I F.H I.MKRSHIHh Fiml Inninm: 1 SO (WaLfi HjtL'n'rkk 3-1 -n 3 f-jr 10. Cu-jmbe 4 lot 17. CoJLir.i 2 for 19. White 1 tor 2d1 Lancashire: J. Dyson Carter Young I 3 Yuun; :2.

J. Wood Young U. I Martmdle Carter j. M. WaLker Young 22.

ns 1. Coornbe Gothard Carter 1. I A Win ft st Carter 0. Asbtleld Lbw i vnii; Nt not out 2. extras 12.

total ifor i 13S 4 lor 43. Youna Tor 48 Unr jjihirr won hy wickets ISStX Vitsl innlnit: 206 tHorhULI Si 11.lt VU.ItSHlKr. Srrtmd Inotnci i n.wn A not Hiiiam. rut iul 80 .1 DORSET CIHVM.I. r.

Curnwall: 254 and 150 Hariri: 171 ana 108 fnr 4 (F M.ulie.l 4 rj-l. Hjrjiauti rov i Slatcb drawn. NOHEOI.K Xl.M SE(OVI) El. HEN. II Nurfnlk: 12B 280 'W E' P.i-.:, I) Slnin, ,4.

A i. June l.ir BS. Krnl Srr.ind lilrvrn: 240 tar 4 drr. and 172 for Krnl Srrnd lilfvfn won b) four wirkrts. Ib 4.

lb 4. sni 9 G.bb "NO OB.IKCTION" TO RUGBY BROADCASTS The Rugby League management committee, meeting in Leeds yesterday, decided that it had no objection, in principle, to the broadcasting of commentaries of Rugby League 201 I Bii.lc. is (t.T 3 D. BuNjaet i Che It nil am I reached tne ol the piuleM.yr.al Lawn tennis single-, championships Ea-Ntbouc ne ye-teraay although he had a card flgr.t with a. Queens Club i before winning oy 6-2.

(-2. I m- third r-und reLiLt.s were. W.n:tf nun i Si hdean i bea: As2ng Dj- ri-o I -o 0-4 Pierce Queens Fentn iChand'Tah G-t. -4. J.

I M.i-n-. i Chelfnuain i beat J. Panned iTa.ly Ho), h-2 1 1 -'-J. I. Br I XNCSHIKI I CUIVK MrtatK--Eait rf 31 'j a Mr Willis Clarke, assistant Chief Constable of Derbyshire, is to become the Chief Constable when Mr J.

M. Garrow retires on September 3(1. f'up, Srmi- LL. lFfKI)SMIKI r. UN.

Al tvfi.rd Oxford- I irr- 293 and 207 fur 6 il n.t nm. ImdL iSi lrvNn: 326 iH Frtin-loush 87 not t'r Ei rrwn Match drawn. PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS dm 1 1 rr cd from Pflivt- 1. Medical and Nursing PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Medical and Nursing IpLlNIHHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL APPOINTMENT UF HEALTH VISITORS tJCUSTHOKPE MlMGtMEST PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Public Offices and Institutions fpHE NORTH WESTERN ELECTRICITY i. BOARD.

GENERAL Cl.ERK (MALEl are Invited for the appointment Ork on the ol the Chief Accountant at Area Board Headquarters Cheet- PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Public Offices and Institutions CITY OF SALFORD COMPTOMETER OPERATOR Applications are Invited lor the uppomtnjpr.t of a Comptometer Operator F'emalei on the i permanent staff of Sallord City Transport Salary 120 per annum at age years rising 1 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Public Offices and Institutions CTY OF LIVERPOOL. CITY ANALYSTS DEPARTMENT are invned Itr ui a mert of Probationer ASMplant Sa.ary 470 15 513 per annum (A.P.T Graile i CXJ.MMITTEE I py mm Slaw- ti.r CKst cslde It PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Public Offices and Institutions U'MVEKSITV OF MANCHESTER TUHNEH DENTAL SCHOOL Shnnhand TypiH Wanted fnr A dm in Vo--t ri-nntcifd cliO'jI the Dental Hosp.taJ Schoci CerciiL at? essentia! a bigoer qua-' m-at Applications, stating age. qualifteiition.s. and salary requned. should be sent to the Secretary The Turner Denial Sctitrol.

Bridge Street Manchester 1 H.idic.Oirrapv I ftod ROcid Manchester Applicants should possess a university 4U per annum at affe oLr years honyura dezree or the AustKLiateettlp the The atDOLntmeni subiect to the provisions Trie a.ary for the past will be in acoord- Royal Ir.jiitute of Chemistry. Facilities ol the Local Government Superannuation Act. ane with the General Clerical Grade of the and lor training lor the Fellowship ot the Royal ly37. bus amended, and the auccesstu; applicant i at.onaj joint (Administrative C'-' I it- Hntpit ,.1. Pf Triis sen--, the tn'k the liJ nntprn.

(Nrjiilripe d. ottt-rs woriTm Tr-rnu rnndit or sfrvior i-i lu-t-ordam-r th Whit lev Cornell and inline sr fim of unci fsruTlemt. 'ilh ot to th ill- A'i KlU tt'ill be reo-jired nasa a medical examination Clerical GradeSr tor the Electricity Supply rL.titu.te uf Chemistry in Branch tw nii Jie Rhy a i Sajary in :r.ti hr -j the Nurds' MidAif.s Cuunr.i plus traveling alivft jrii-f Eiii KunhrT piirt.ruldo and fornu of lippx-alion ma be bu. mm tjif undersLnne .1 and by 0 be recetrd not bun JT. 1 1 HUCiH JONES Clerk of the be available LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL COUNTY ARCH1 TECr-S DEPARTMENT PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Public Offices and Institutions HHHE NORTH WESTERN ELECTRICITY BOARD APPOINTMENT OF PHOTOGRAPHER AREA BOARD HEADQUARTERS App.icatjon.-, are invited for the appointment of Photographer the Chief Engineer's Department Area Board Headquarters.

Cheet-wood Rued, Manchester 8 Applicants have had experience Id each of the following branches: Commercial Photography. Reproduction and Recording Worg on Barcro or Statflle Recorders. Proke.s Work (Lit ho Rotaprintl The aalary for the peat which is auper-annuable will be accordance with Grade 3 of the National Joint Council and Grades, for the Electricity Supply Industry Salary Grades, f.e 450 per annum riiina hy annual increments of 20 to 510 pe: jnnurn suiting aire, qualifications and expenene present p-t and salary, should be rr.c.ted by the Officer. The N-iith-Wetcrn Electricity B'jard. Cheetwood Rurtd a.

not later than Saturday. 'I A Appv.rn'.pjit I lncj-tr? Silarj Grades, i.e 150 per annum i at ue 16. nsirur by annual Lncremen'j to iJ-o'j per annum at age 2b and thereafter rem erxt to a i ca of 1 1 1 1 and su 1 1 and com pe service. iu a of per annum ivt the poM be ol School Ceri.hiie standard and nave had experience I cneral jntan-ry duties Seme fcnowl- Appucationa. quoi.nB reiereiitt iu, anu staling age and previous experience, should be ade.r-sd he GT.erl Manage: ail Salford City Transport.

Frederick Road Saiiord b. to be received not later than seven days the date ol this advertisement Applicants must disclose Ln whether thev are related to any member ol the Council i nr n1 he flnr no rn inn H.tsh tal sh luilliorpf ll Applications must be received by the City Analyst. City Laboratories Mount P.easan:. LLverpijo! (envelope endowed -blant A a bj September 8. The appommien: is na bl and firjieu't r.o the Standma ol th CMy Canvaing d.squaliMe1- THOMAS AI.KER Ttcn Municipal Bn.l.lmca.

2nRdi Ct.i.m Uii MANAGEMENT BIRK1LS1IEAD HOSriTAI. CtiM.MlTVKK ft. and 1 erection L-f area est anc MiL-t h-te on car J.k nis. I C-j-inty Ha.ll. a b'.

Aiigjst PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Public Offices and Institutions 'iOC NT BO R-O OP LD HAM Pi-'BL3C HEALTH DKPRTMENT APPOINTMENT OF PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORKER A ppJ ujris are (or the ion ol Pa-. Worker Sd.ary Candidates approved certifl-care. J37u iC 0 ft h'-lciruj; wther Liaiiflcat salary w.l; be baied previous experience Tne appointment Lhe Local Government Act 137. and succeislui t'dfirj c.i:e a nied.tal samar.a Ion Appl.cai.oiift. r.anire.s and aidresAes of "au the Ofllcer cf He.iLLh Department Oldham, by asMne i EDWARD HAINES rk.

ENGINEER Required nv Ministry ot Supply Ltai-li-imteru at ry. Wiltshire u( pareniaBe. esiKinpermi? apprent jrevrup corporate rnem ri! one ni the I nt It ir. ions of Civil. Mpi -r a'.

or poshes 'empnnc irl i at ii Experience in design iif tern a. i iti a cm-e teniperatace iiritin. and frri 'T a ion 'if 4iqnd levels Kri1- le-l I'd I r.te: an ad van: ane Rpsp.m'-ii the erection. ration Tin te-: r. chemical plants Sriim'1.

H.I rte 7 ii 1 per annum, nut e-la' u.xnpetLLion for estau-Lsnment Write (or application torm. quoting Ret J2R "i I A to Ministry ol Labour and National Service Technical and Scientific Re ls te i York Ho tise mgs ay London 2 losing date September 11. 1951. TJ EREFCRIXH I RE Hi 11 MEN EE COUNTY Hi HEREFORD Canvassing either directly or indirectly will ede diAULfil.fv a'-0 rf of invoices payment of cttc would be an advantage TOMSON. Town CLerfc 1 i A I'HERINE'S HIVSPI TAL ANNEXE I BIRKENHEAD App'i.

m-, aie imired dr tnr p-it I NiN-NURStNt; ASSISTANT MATRON iLLtluisir-, i i-f i'np, trtksns chrirce i l.i- I inrn Stm ps i'u -n li.Nini. -supe rhe Jinif.tU' Srrr nd im-l i urm inn ri'Jl ip-p ilie t'n-i 11 1 unmdl i. iii 1 1 -I i .1, rij.M i-d rate k'hai kp 1 ri i ti INIS1HY OF SUPPLY Requires Electronic r.rnc at the County Appl. slai.r.K experience, present p- hr.fi i.ni.jld rie received by the The North-Western Rjjard. Road.

Man- n.ri later Saturday. September 1 1 ners in Sv.uth DEPUTY Cl.ERK VF THE COURT A pp. U'a a. imi'fd f-ir the post of f.eik ii.e y. ulin-h the uudy i in tl aJirl yr--perry rf the I 1 H-.

i 1 i a the range 0 i. i-U 3 ii i j. Triunj qua.ihratii)n& cpci if ii. -jpe: anniiation and. ti Adju iniii a 1 1 cperi pr i- f-vnijii ijr itval experience i i.i.'Apv 1 ,0 le Jti 1 50 tor nl t1 GOV'FRNMKNT UF iR.iO i Advers 2 7 3 "4 A) Of nr-a I dusiry 1 117 74 0 'A Acnculture J7741-Ai.

H-'i; t.culture iSI 27742A. and Animal Husljandrv I I AN A SHIRK COUNTY OJCSCIL 1 HEALTH DIVISION NO 2 2 1 OCCCPATTON CT NTRF I OP FNTAL DEFECTIVES STAND WHETEFIELD. rNCHETKlL rpli' ti a-e i p-effribl'. qua! heat irjn-i i nr p- iperv Ol the Or'" Jpat f.tr Men-ai (o be abi. shed SfAn.l Wh.teMeld rn or cVtuber The for the pes; will be 1 tjU.

t.1 Unqualified itaJI be paid i-3o tef-s than ihL1. scale Candidates should ha had previous e-(-perienre and will be expecwd to have some aptitude lor handwork and to possess musical ability. Application forms mav be ot tamed from the Divisional Medical Officer. Divisional Health Office. Parsons Lane Butt, to whom they sruiuld oe returned not later than eprriemr Ji u.

rrff i pr. Da'-er. ttnsp.i.tl Herrjs'id an j.et trier particj.ars are i trie Secreiary the Senate. of Lu-ndn Senate House. London i C.

w) wuuin appLicAtic-ni shoiud oe CmnruKice St James' Hu Bli Lenltd 'WORCESTER INFIRMARY STUDEN 1' NURSES App h'ations. are invited frnm well educated ytunid ladle? al not le.vs than 171; years of ae who deMre to undertake ft course ol three raining Ln the pra.fk-e and theory ot r.ursins Students are prepared fnr a evanunati.m to gun! if Si ate-rec tiered N.l: A stem uf a i i ti 'M 27744 'At requ.red bv the Government of ir.u io Iraq Development Board for three years 'he firs: Instance Salary (including allowance! in the redc-n of Iraq dinar? 2n a month dinar 1 equals 1 Free passages, liberal leave on full salary Provdent fund Candidates must have had very considerable experience and be capable ol advising he Board on projects and reports subm'ed the Board tor various sources. The Horncul'ure Adviser will be required to advise the -Jeelopmen1 ol fruit, and the Animal H'jial-i Mviit: should be abl to ad ve 7.1- 'ila-i tn -bepp Apply af 'n--e bv Sever. VATKJUAL COAL BOARD. Applications are inxited for a post nf Cml Enifineer on the staff of the Chief Mechanical and Elect Lal Engineer in the Production Department at London Headquarters The duties ol the post will include adv.ee and guidance on the application of civil engineering techniques in the mining Industry and on civil engineering problems generally, particularly in methods of specification lor tenders for constructional worg.

and in progressing performance of civil engineering contracts. There Lb also a considerable Held for the development of designs for structural work and surface equipment. Salary up to 2.250 per annum according to qualifications whicn should include membership ol the Institution of Civil Engineers) and exper.ence. Apply writing, giving full particulars fin i i. urder n.

quaim- 'tl exper.enc-c i with dates) to National Coal Buard. Establishments Personnel Hobart House. Grovenur place. London S.W. 1.

marking envelope TT 55 Ordinal testtmonlabi should not be forwarded. CL'isnng date September 8. addreseo nit later than AinjLiit J4. lbal. tlOUNTY BOROUGH OF PRESTON PUBLIC LIBRARIES DEPARTMENT 'n are fcr tht position of at abuve -ibrary Cand.dritea rnjt be and rd.jn.'e w.t.i APT 1 1 a a thni ty app- indent, r.n- nd mr- h-.

IT NEVERSiTY OF DURHAM A NO ROYAL VICTORIA INFIRMARY. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE JOINT DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE Applications are invited for the post ol Study and Pvchiatnc Social Worker he above DepJ-r1: men The person apph'inted take chnrce of the l1- hutr.c n. i 1 ti'r Spir tmnt and in iniicrKr.id'.Kiie and i :e.tcJi::K h'r-t- iy She i. -c ne rfs-(u n-. u.f Tjr STAFFORDSHIRE EDUCATION CO I TT EE SERVICE OF YOUTH AREA YOUTH ORGANISER i MAN OR WOMAN) FOR STAFFORD AND STONE distric rs Appl.caf.on.? are at from men md viirnen rd qunlincatiODs ind enper.ence in u.pe.

Viif it- vii.nipd and nutdern A i a ii al.iin trice of i- pitd 'u' a iff f'jll name, blnrlt letters, and i EiiiT.ativl Di.ufs deMrj 'lit radio and. ur i a -l3 irfti punenti cju ipment and Inta nations i i if aMiftNi AnO en j.rice ring ul pi ulu-f pe- for pr action Car.djaatcs rnnt be Bi 1 1 0-r r.t pa rentage and snoal oe 1 1 1 a i itl ie n'p- irate mem a oi jne uf he 1 nit it i.tii -ns ot Civi. Mechanical or Efec -tucal Ennmeerb or have qualified lor exemption irom Sections A and the A-vsut: Menr-ership enammatins or hold eq uivalent qua. i heat Ions Salary according to age. qualifications and experience the range 448 imay be slightly less below age 25) 1 .192 The appointments 'ill Ce unestao-lished.

out opportunities to compete (or establishment occur periodically Write for app 1 1 cat ion to Ministry of Lacour and Natiunal Service. Technical and Scientific Renter (K Section i Yort Hf.use. Kingiw ay Ijitdin 11 quutiUf? relerene iD rt Closing daie SepteniLer L7 1 VTOKE-ON-TRENT HOSPITAL MAN AG E-O MtSf COMMITTEE. Appt.cat are ted for the allowing pust.s in tne above Group i Head Almoner iui ANSisiaiit Almuner, AsMtant Almuner. in tod i oi to wurJt in the Stariorasmre nbrmarN and 'CJ to uuilt the City Ge ne a 3 1 nde lie Head Almoner at the North Stafl urdan ire Royal innrrnry Keterred w.rs tnly done and hoped that 'ne (ut jre a system of group ill the Hed Alniner vli.j.j orKan.e.

Aypl.i.r.ia r.ijld nt te the nMiiute ut Aimunerh A a fu." tne txiu ASilstar.l Alniijoe-'i be i.jn s.rle: ed rurn ne- tjuaLhed A Salary accordance with the J.N Kale for alin Appl.eations. details of rev.us experience, lugethe w.in copy testimonials, should be forwarded to tne Secretary. Stoce-oii-Trent Hospital Management Com- Heii'h C-r. per lars n.3.?.r-ai-czis and eKperen-e. i :n.A paper.

rhe Crown BOLTON AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE BOLTON DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL i -m1- are Tor appointment of OFFICER to take lull charjte of i cale: lor pul.enis and tdff at the a ve Cand.dateN hold a cocker? i d.ploni.i and hae had experience In person rl rnariiiienien; and i for large numbers .1 be per.v,nj ho.d.r.e i a p'oma I 'CH I EY. T-wa and tl i Awenrs. I rh- byti ice a rs.iUrfu in the rifj epti led to tJke rart si the Department ibank Ijondon SW 1. quoting nj.T.uer 'j! he pns: for i i.10'1 per annum or On the a i nn uj Jl.S is hnai la pa.rd salaiy be r.i inn a. i.

PO To: 'oman tlrOU j. t-j- )U Scale ind i jriher particulars hr "et'or ol Education. arTi ir.d mir, oe is-ch i- to is: am) she br in the re tea I'fh The -al st.tfT in.l -e Fr-n a--, be ociaind trum 11ECHNICAI. CLASS GRADE uVpjrlnifr.l Cim.i. Required shment l.

and SettMr Mini bitric Social 03hce. Wo: ker. Le er ul nrd w. i lays o' appearanre fnd Srvrr o' Yo.i'h September 24. 1951.

Further pa rl km ars and re tainetl frum the i 1 I lint ma W-'rcester. 'er and envfji-rpe The Crown Azenis i-'eralc 'n aknoledee all appl'ra- communra-e onlv w.h appl'- r.r "'inside: a ion. NORTH-WESTERN ELECTRICITY MO 4 SUB-ARE -1 EN I OF SECOND ASSrSTANT -n i I in pji finale. ki: -p-dr-p dr.i -it THE air iu: pe rsi hr. dmjr a rt-coen Matron.

Wo: Ho ans. rrk ot the Co jncii r-M c.onia be tlliJ tj SOf.rbl Worker. nt fin she cae d.ir.-. a i' ti 3ie ia.mca-.ind tne pt is jpei'n- Ci. 1 iKineei.ni; app ren iceanip prr.cn..

e. kqj'j edge ul and nun-rrrouN i Hiclr Naiioria! Cei'titi- rl ration p1 -di-frn plann.iiff and f---r perm n.it hold a d.et-ti: scale be 500 20 AE-POIN I per r.n I) I i '-no DISTR irT ENGINEER K'TH-WESr DISTRICT 1 i r. r. -s po I Sep-errsher 1 ur a ia, nat.on jri the nait.rs hu pers na ren.t rr.ay mad- to De er. N- he jnderaiined at the Rcva" Bo.

ton Qe Reki.slrar of Innrrc HANSON. C. NO SEERS I Required for Ministry ol ij S.ipp.y E' alii i en in London and ir-jnics Qua-iflcatiunsi British ol British parentage, engineering apprenticeship, either rrf i'rporate jf oie ot the Institutions il C.vj,. Mechanic; or E.e. inraL Engineers, or qua.ih atiuns Experience Uj 'me ot the following: Duties 4 i Fai ait; prod ict i- management on one of U.

in Gun and tank. nij Aninnjr.it ion dill Small Arms flvi Filling; DeveJipment or maintenance and service in hUir.g and expuo.Mves factories: Var.ui.., Headquarters posts on production planning and progrtrsslng. or on maintenance, services p.ant sn-itallation. or buliding workj. or jit aevel-ypment ork for ailing and exp.ufive- factories.

Salary: 997 1.270 pe an um according to location Not established, periodical competitions lor establishment Application forms from Mjnlstrj of Laoour and National Service. Technical and Scientific Register York House, KJngs-way London 2 Quoting 47251 A. ClnjinE date. deptem'r 22. 1451 tOUNTY BOROUGH OP MIDDLESBROUGH ASSISTANT CIVIL DEFENCE OPFICRl CHESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL MUNICtPAl.

BMHODGH OF CONG ETON. -j --1 i I ri r1. ki a Sa.ar;. Kare 1-i." 1 per ann.m Wr-te 1 I Mim 1 Rrt i i TJK to i L.n.-...y Nii.jna'. rechnual and ReiAter iKi, Lv nu.

dace Septenii-er 1 1 THE BRITISH LEATHER A UF ACTU REUS 1 ASSOCIATION ir.vnes applications for a B.L.M A. Fellow- I hip Applicants must have a good honours denree in chemistry. The candidates wou'd undertaJte rean-h 1-ir tu years in the Leather Industries i TRAVIS Secriar COCNT'y BOROUGH" Ur' BOLTON EDUCATION COM-V1ITTEE. ORGANISER OF SCHOOL MEALS AppEicjtions are for the post of URBAN DISTRICT OP SAMHRnrH -T- r.A n-'r. Fnc the ID Fv.de D.r.cl B.altprxl of the N- -t -o-A-ea Tl.e f-i-'ii wjj pe required to in the in." and maintenance of am overhenl linta the Uyuii and oir.t:n? of rrtble on hish and medium voltaae rr.air.s.

anc tne ar-d control of switching in th- Diair1'-: inIudine standby d'ity w.lL ven to app.icants who are jle Members or Grad jales of the Ir.stit of Elen-trirdi Engineers or who hold qiialifl-atjons The salary for the post will pe tn accord- 10 AM LEIGH HOSPITAL r.NT i'OV 1TTLE HOY AT BERT EDWRIi 1 1 'AN I'rf B- I- A- a C'-r i fi tj, ji nt nc-i nh be rei. j.rM io 'be Oliver w.tl. ii- -'or." r-1 pLanmns an pr on ot menu and t'-jd ol patents and staff. Pra' tspr.ir.;e o( larsr-srale cckjjc ls ill Salary 315 f- 15 to per annum for a J3-hour ees A ppl ir at i ons st at ir. ae rie ails of expe -ence and qual: ftcaimns tOijether a i.h the name? of two referees, to be sent to the undersigned not later titan Aueusi 2-i.

19t1. HURST. Secretary. Kno ley House ax- Ln tan electric: ty north-western division VACANCY No IEED-S HOSPITAL MANAGE-j men: committee No kji AC FT tUJSPl'IAL 407 i Re. I'i'i School R.S and A TRON App.iu'ar.oti? are invited lor the post ol Mairon.

a salary tn fccci'rdaaco uh the nanilv. i7 10 to 00 a The '-pita: eventually be into a tnra h.osp-:Bj of 1.0tX beds u-ith a children's i vit ol JOO It at present comprtses Children 1 of eft ions Diseases. S.T., tad 'I BeCu Candidates must hold appropriate qualifications Applications, ffivtne names of three referees, m-int refeived not later than Aueust 25. EDWAROS, Secretary. Administrative Offices.

Seacrott HipnaL Leeds COUNTY BOROUGH OF BOLTON HEALTH DEPARTMENT ApplicatSori. are invited Irom persoi Delng Stair Rrgi'-tered Nurse, and Stale Certified mittee. Princes Road, Stote-on-Trent. RURAL DISTRICTS OF CONGLE TON AND MACCLESFIELD MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH AND Wn.T!in rVrcut rrf 5srhnnl Meaw i Sa.arv 30 per annum, rising by 'D RITISH ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY, annua, incremer.ts of li0 to a maximum of 1 LONDON DIVISION 7 5u per annum i Applications are invited for aopotntments as and domestic General Assistant Engineers in the System en or in i ns na- man ag err. essential Candidates shojld have hAd experi- Operation Department.

Thames Grid Control Area at paternoster Square Grid Control Centre Appl.canu Tshouid have had practical tram- Ul VISIONAL MEDICAL OFFICER. Applications are Invited from Registered I Medical Practitioners holding a diploma in public health, or similar registered qiiaiiflca- lion, for the above permanen; lulj-time Joint appin men 1 The app. scant Pe required to act Mednal Officer ol Health for the Muni- I cipal BonniRh ot Conaleton the Urban District I ot Sandbafh. the Rural District of Congleton. I and the Rural Ditnct ol MacclesfleEd.

and I I'tn a i. ri'i'icmil A rl I p-, i I'-'' ol larce-scale calerirm. preferably In the Meals Service. and have a souni I ot d.etet.LS ue pa Leeds Cm vtr der tne direction ol Professor D. Burton.

M.B wjth a to a hiRher decree, and would Inter u--k at Lhe Re-ean-h AssiHTiattoc's IaL'N'ratone- at Surrev Sa.arv ci7f per annjrn -a beneath under! F.S and annual ol Ld i App. i.at i troj male candidates only i nanie- of referee, i--c maae in I writing to Trie Director ol A Mnon Park Ehanj. Surrey. ance r.in tn National J'i'nt Bjard Sr-hedule Grade 7 b-i 5- 654 -fW3 per annum statin age a 1 fVa i ion eipenen-e prcen' p-j: and salary, should be rfe.ved 07 Sid-Area Mar.a?er No 4 Sirb- Area Th- Nrth-Western Electric. tj Board -43-41 r.

St ree Pre ton not la te th a a Saturday. An just, 25 lf. 1 mi and have technical qualifications up to graduate l.E.E. standard. 1 The commenc Dasic sa la ry oe Te appo.n'.men: will be subject to the of approp 'r SLperar.nt.on Applications are sniLed for the appomtmen'.

Asa is tan Cl Ll Del ence Offlr rx- a of Ai L. and to med.cal 'saminatiyn i tne ranfe a. 47 rumii to jO1). dIlls a Loadoo i sl'Owii ioi trie appointment of Domiciliary Forms Of aOO'ltatlOn further part.CU- r.t i nr r-f-ril mh a ttt I t-e ClVell tO UlOSe A-hrml Uwl-rol IK i-b ave teen apprised by the Centra Mid- Council's Scheme of Divisional HeaLih lar? may oe obtained from the onderslgneri to per annum. This salary is in accordance wt.nm aplicat.ons should be returned T)tn cjtss.

AX Grade the N.J.B. schedule, i weexs of the appearariCe of this advertise- ftnrt -ubiect tn an ultimate in nriHE THE PORT COMMISSIONERS FOR OP CHITTAGONG Board RJT1SH IKON ND" STEEL RESE-ARCH -X. ment hurny that ihe are competent to teach The provisional salary attaching to the Joint Class EX of 641 plus 5 per cent London iehn.cal bv the aooe PHILIP RENN1SON. Town Clerk. HaU.

Bolton. are superannuate, and rh The salarv Enc.neer-n Nature uir.ee ted National I u'-ru, MQ JT I 'spplican- siKfuld hve a H.t a'ordance with the revommendations of the rvTii .,77 TVh0 Vl 1 oiechan.ca: enginwraig or sim.lar of labors t. a-aoufance. The position is superanauable. Applications.

Aating age cat ions, and experience, should be addressed io the Divisional Secretary. British Electricity Authority. London Division Ergon House, Horselerry Road. London S.W. 1 to be received within fourteen days of the pubLcation of this advertisement.

J. N. WAfTE. Divisional Controller. ork in a research estac-jishment an advantao decision of The Industrial Court on the salaries of Medical Officers of Health and Divisional A.P VI 45 20 25 Io 710 per annum.

The a ppoin tmen is pe rmanent supernnuable. id subject to the National Gondii. ons of Service The person appointed will be responsible to the Town Clerk for arrangements for the recruiting and training of the members of the Civil Defence Corps and for the organisation of Civil Detente activities generally within the bo rough. App I icanu should have good i am ii r. ab Lll ty and pre vious execut ve or administrative experience ln Civil Defence, preferably with a local authority, and the holding of a General Instructor's Certificate at one of the Home Office technical training schools wtll be an advantage Forms of application and terms of appol.t-rnent may be obtained from the undersigned, whom are returnable not later lhao Monday.

August 27. E. C. PARR. Town Clerk and Civil Defence Officer.

Town Clerks' Office. Middlesbrough. parses ana Miau sves Salaries Committee, including an allowance ol ilO per annum lor teai-hinp Apphcations. stating age. quallflcationa.

and experience, together utth copies ol two recent bu nc-t a. Ace ran ee Starting salary 3r40 to aaeaicai umcers. Candidates must possess administrative tZ -t per annum aero rd ing as qua-i3c a should oe addreed to th aoiiity and nave a iound knowledge and expert COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA. DEPARTMENT OP SHIPPING AND TRA SS PO RT MAR! NE RANCH VACANCIES FOR ENGINEER AND SHIP SURVEYOR Applications are invited for permanent appointment is Engineer and Ship Surveyor There are three vacancies one each at Melbourne. Port Adelaide, and Fremantic The salary range tn Australian currency (including cost-of-living adjustment) Is l.0l'6-1.196 per ann urn The salary rate on appointment wili be determined having regard to qualifications and experience Duties: Survey and ms.pectlon of ships' hulls.

ui Jictj. wuc centre, ooiiou, ence or the oryanisatton ol public health as wn pasiiolt servu-es. The person anootnted will not tior.s. and experience Preference siven to men whohave mp.etet; m.litarv service. Poet j.

superannuated Cm teen Jaciht.es aa.lahle of w-k. ShrflSrt PHILIP RENTJISON. Town Clert perrainea 10 enffage in private practice ro'An Hall. Bolton. Lll De SUblert to f.hl Ijval I i i PWw- i ne appoLcuneot PHYSICAL CHEMIST OR BIOCHEiSIST.

NEW ZEALAND For Chemist Di via. on So.l Bureau. Scicnt.fic and Industrial Research Department. WeJiuagton. The appointee' wtll required to develop techniques of spectroscopic analysis Eor a minor COCTH-EAST NORTHUMBERLAND Government Superannuation AcL iSt.

and inf rpersonrwl Omcer. R. A. II Park HOSPITAL COMMITTEE tne successiuj app it cant will be required to pass Lane London 1 are invited from registered. a medical examtnation i ELECTRICITY and machinery required oy the element ot Ne-w Zealand soil types Qualifications, anr! Trnn BOARD Navigation Act 11 2-1 50.

and the case are :n.ted the post of t.dt.. al uii and Tra nsna Ofh-jer shi i pissess a desree In a a of ens ng in no i a nrl it drer.iadle that they shuala ria.e had experience in commercia or indti trial ed ion The salary for thjjs position aill he between 7' and 900 per annum, according to qiiaLirlcaticns. experience, and potential capabil-ies i he position "ll be supe ranr.Uibe, and lhe terttis and ccnriitions of service will be accordance w.th Naiujnal Joint Council A reem en Applications. acaJlC number si at age preen i posit ion and civ ma ull i-ailj ft educaticn and erperience. should be receded by the vls onal Se'rerar British Ec House rn slow oad East Did a -L-ur.

Manchester 2C. not Later thin seven davs lhe appearance ol th.s advertisement A A SENIOR ENGINEER DOMINION PHYSICAL LABOR TORY. are 'nvited frm su.iby quait-Sed pron.i 111: the acan-c for Sen. or Des sm Section. Zxn "nion Physical Lab-'-ra" Department --f and Industrial Research.

Lott'er Hutt. New Zealand. The commencing sajary Is dependent on age and years of DQt graduate experience and will betTt- 31 J'i per annum and 1 rS'Zi per annum The prpects zl aracemen: rxititandln jnan are up to 1 207 in, iSZi per annum. The work of the Sect "jtrludes the development of es Ltr of rpe mechanms. p.lx plants, scientific -nstrumexits.

test purposes and for industrial use. Oomprehensi re la bora to rtes and workshop es are available. AppLcants must possess a Engirkeerin Hoooura Decree or tts equivalent and be a Corporate Member of the Institution of Electrical Engineers or the Institution of Mechanical Engineers He must have had fifteen years' post graduate experience research and development method Ac Further details, conditions cf service, and a ppl cation forms mav be obtained from The High Oommtsa oner for New Zeala nd. 415 Strand. London 2.

with whom completed applications in duplicate must ha lodged not later than Monday, September 10. 1951. A ppi.cants must nave a govo nonours CLERK names of three persons to whom reference mav I APPOINTMENT OF GENERAL of trie Port Adelaide and Premantle positions. degiee or its equivalent in chem-stry wLth ESTABLISHMENT SECTION. SECRETARY examination of erunneers.

Gual incs.no mttresi nhvaiL-aJ rhemlatrv A ppli cat ions are I ted for th post of Harbour Master and Deputy Conservator for the Port of C.i:tta?ong East Bengal. Pakistan, responsible to the Commissioners for the administration and control of 1 Assistant Harbour Masters. Pilotage services and Floating Crafts 2. The movements of all shipping 3- Signal Stat. ons Lighthouses Navigational and Survey Marks Moorings and Channel Buoys 4.

Prel.rnmary inq Jiries Into accidents collisun with.n the Port UmiUt Pay scale Rs 1 40-Rs 1.500 per month p. us spec.al pay of 300 per month for doing the duties of the Deputy Conservator plus allowance at Rs 1 50 per month Pakistani rupee eqiials approximately 2s 2d, Rent free ur.f jrn.shed qiiarters Applicants should be prepared to sign a contract for three to five years, and must hold an Fnireien-going Master's Certjflcate or a Colonial Cemflrate of Competency issued under the Indian Merchant Shipping Act 1 42 with at least three years' experience as Master of sea -going sh.ps and three years' experience as Harbour Master or Pilot Age not exceeding 40 years wh.ch may re relaxed In special cases Leave in, accordance with Fundamental Rules of Government of Pakistan Membership of the Com.m.ss.1 oners' Contributory PrDvident Fund compulsory The successful candidate wtl be on six months' probation Appl; cations sho old include particulars of education and sea and other service, copies of testimonials of conduct, sobriety and ability, and a medical certificate from a qualified medical officer as to physical fitness, with pecial ref rence to Form a nd Colo laic The earliest available joining date should also be staled Applications should be addressed by air mail) to the Chairman. Port Commissioners. Chittagong. East Bengal.

Pakistan, superscribed Application for appointment as Harbour Master and Deputy Conservator," so as to reach him not later than September 10. 1351. Essential qualtflration is the possession cf an or tn spectroscopy eatra flrst-class certificate of competency Basse sa.ary (or good honours decree. 477 5a as marine engineer Applicants should also per annum. The actual starting salary be made, should be delivered to the Clerk of the South -East Cheshire Divisional Health Committee.

3 Hljrh-strett. Conpteton. Cheshire not later than Aueust 27. 1951 Canvassing directly or indirectly will dLsquallry. ARNOLD BROWN.

County MedlcaJ Officer JACK MEK. Clerk of tne South-East Cheshire Divisional Health Committee and CEerk to the Medical Omcer of Health Joint Committee state their workshop and sea service, primary ii detenn.ned by tne basu: aalary plus incre-and technical education, and marine and rrenta for each year of useful experience or general engineering experience, including ship I tT.versity trairuag after obtaining the honours construction ana repairs. Any other special egree At present rates the average maximum lor I experience ana quaaincations snouja oe quoted i-iri-ciajs ooai tares in nrst -class berths mea.cai practitioners tor tne undermentioned resident appointments: TYNEMOUTH VICTORIA JUBILEE JNF1RMARY AND PRESTON HOSPITAL. faenior House Officer Anaesthetics) Salary b70 per annum House Surgeons appointments tenable for Hi months Salary 13dO- 400. or 450.

according to experience TYNEMOUTH VICTORIA JUBILES INFTRMARY. Casualty Officer and Senior Orthopaedic Bouse Surgeon. SaJary o70 per annum. PRESTON HOSPITAL House Physician, vacant at September 1, tenable Ior six months Salary 350 or 400 according to experience The above appointments wilt be subject to the terms and conditions of service for Hospital Medical Staff and the National HeaJtb Service Superannuation Regulations. Applications, giving full details and with two testimonials (or the names or two referees), eiiouid be sect to the Secretary.

South-east Northumberland Hospital Management Committee. Preston Hospital. North Shields, at aooo possible. Canvassing will be a disqualification JOHANNESBDRG CITY ORCHESTRA. Applications are invited from suitably qualified Orchestral Musicians tpr the following positions in the above Orchestra: fa.

lit Trumpet ib 2nd Oooe od Cor Anglais. The salary in respect of Is 62 per month tnd in respect of (bi 60 per month. It addition to the a cove musicians will receive a variable cost-of-living allowance at present 2 2 2s 2d per men th and a broadcasting allowance ol 2 per month. The successful applicants will be on an Initial period of contract tor two years which may thereafter he renewed by mutual agree -men rea are covered Ior the applicants and their families. Only applicants wltb best Qualifications and considerable experience In symphony and opera should apply, stating age.

physical condition, and submit copies of testimonials together with full details of career. Applications, marked Vacancies. Johan-nesourg city Orchestra." must be forwarded by air mall to the Town Clerk, City Council of Johannesburg. Municipal CVTlcea, Johannesburg, not later than September 25. DEPARTMENT.

Applications are Invited for the appointment of General Ork the E.ua biL-rLment Secticn of the Secretarvs Department at Area Board Head Cheetwood Road. Manchester 8 Applicants should have had a pood general education and experience in generaj office routine. Previous experience in a perj-onnel or similar department wuuld be an advantage The salary for the post will be accordance with the Genera! Clerical Grade of the National Joint Council (Administrative and Clerical Grades) for the Electricity Supplv Industry Salarv Grades, i.e. 150 per annum at age 16. rising by annual increment to 355 per annum, at age 26.

and thereafter by increments, subject to a certificate of ability and satisfactory and competent service, to a maximum of 430 per annum. Applications, stating age. experience, present post and salary, should be received by the EstabElshment Officer. The North-Western Electricity Board. Cheetwood Road.

Manchester not later than Saturday August 25. 19ol. such a post is 989 iSZ.i per annum, but an outstanding omcer may receive 1.207 10s per annum ior the same pot. Annual Increments are approximately 25 at the kower end of the scaie and appro-tiraatel? 50 above 816 lOs. NZ.

Further particulars, conditions ol appointment, and application forms are available from The High Commissioner for New Zealand. 415 Strand. London 2. with whom completed aoplications in duplicate, accompanied by copies only ol two recen: testimonials, should be availacie of the appointee and dependants will be paid by the department, suhject to the appointee entering Into a bond to remain in the employment of the Commonwealth for a period of at least three rears. Salary will be paid Australian currency as from the date of em bar ration I nf ormatlon regard In accommodation and other condl tiorts may be obtained ram the Public Service Board RrarMmUilvi at Public Officas and Institutions GIRLS' REMAND HOME.

Rouse Matron required at Newport House, Great Baddow. near Chelmsford, a Borne for twenty girls. Post oilers scope to woman Interested soc'aj work and with sympathetic understanding of delinquent girls Salary 240 a 12-280 per annum, 78 for board and lodging. Additional payment la made for anv duties necessarily undertaken ln excess of 48 hours a eet Particulars and application forms from Children's Officer. County Hall.

Chelmsford. nuLrsua tio use. Applications, should be forvu-ried to the I lodged within two weeks after the appearance Public Service Board Representative, Australia of advertisement, but any case not later House. Strand. London W.C.

2 and should reach than September 10. 1951. quoting reference him by September 6, 1951- i A.