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THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN THURSDAY AUGUST 5 1954 Cricket Cricket HOW THE MATCHES pmrnre Games CHATAWAY WINS THREE MILES England's Great Day on Track FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT YORKSHIRE DO WELL AT HOVE Splendid Century by Lowson FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT STAND ESSEX 242 CANADIANS (2) 59 GLOUCESTER 6) ..366 DERBYSHIRE HAMPSHIRE 240 LEICESTER 3) 53 LANCASHIRE (4) ..119 NOTTS Start delayed MIDDLESEX (7d.) 318 KENT (1) 7 NORTHANTS SURREY 12 (4) 73 R.A.F 297 WORCESTER (2) 10 -ir si. SOMERSET 160 CLAMORCAN 101 three earlier centuries this season was the equal in quality of to-day's His feet seemed to fall into the right places automatically, his balance was superb, and his judgment faultless. Unlike some of his colleagues, he was able to force Marlar away off his back foot, while his cutting and square driving were equally delightful. His century came after three and a half hours, out of only 175. and though he should have been caught by Cox when 79, that was, to most of the ten thousand spectators, but a minor blemish on a most satisfying innings He stood 120 at the tea interval and his innings easily his highest of the season continued until something approaching exhaustion caused him to leave to a catch at cover point; he had batted splendidly for five and three-quarter hours Close completed his thousand runs for the season after scoring 32, and he finds himself requiring 45 wickets to complete the all-rounders double for the third time in three complete seasons.

YORKSHIRE First Innings Hove, Wednesday. A memorable innings by Lowsorl and valuable support from other members of the side enabled Yorkshire to build up a useful position in their game against Sussex here to-day. The Northerners found it one of the loveliest days ot the whole summer, and the change irom low clouds and shrewish east winds to sunsh.ne and languid warmth seemed just what Lowson needed. His batsmanship bloomed like a flower throughout most of the da. and at the end, after a Yorkshire declaration.

Sussex scored only three runs for the loss of two wickets. A first-wicket stand of 62 was an encouraging start, but at this point Watson was bowled when sadly timing a hook oft Marlar. Yet the latter kept a shrewdly tight length and had a great deal to do with the restriction of Yorkshire's scoring on so excellent a wicket, but Lester refused to be shackled by him and soon drove him for three straight fours, with no fieldsmen in the deep On the other hand, Wilson even after his unbeaten century against Lancashire could not escape the web woven for him by the off-spinner and, after a most uncomfortable stay in which he made only 9 runs in an hour and twenty minutes he suddenly lashed out and Marlar and was beaten and bowled. Close hit with great power He took two long leg boundaries off Marlar; pulled him violently over the long-on boundary for and made the last 30 of his 40 runs in just over a quarter of an hour, with this six and seven fours included. Then, however, he spooned a catch to cover point off the last ball before It is doubtful whether any of Lawsons GLAMORGAN v.

SOMERSET At Cardiff Glamorgan need 60 runs for first-Innings lead and hacv six wickets in hand. SOMERSET First lnninfts left him unmolested out ahead with 200 yards to go. Only Hewson was able to hang on as Johnson came into the long home straight and he loo weakened as Boyd burst through from the back to third place and beat his own previous best by 2.5sec. in lmin. 51 9sec.

Hamilton (Scotland) surprised his friends most happily with a sixth place in lmin, 52.7sec. and so became the twenty-fourth British runner this season to beat lmin. 55sec. D. Lean, Australia's 440 yards hurdler, drew the inside lane in his final and in the early stages looked to be threatening C.

H. Moore's world's record, but at the eighth flight he faltered and thereafter was being caught by Kane and Shaw, who precisely repeated their earlier A.A.A. championship battle in the struggle for second and third. Wilmshurst precisely equalled his personal best in taking the hop, step, and jump in 50ft. IJin.

and just beating P. Eseri (Nigeria) and Oliver, the Australian holder. Sheer strength won the discus for South African Du Plessis, who looked capable of over 180ft. Pella and Pharaoh were some nine feet below their best and Pharaoh could not improve on his first throw. Tyler lost her high jump title to Hopkins, the Northern Ireland straddle jumper, who was born in the year in which Tyler was second in the Olympic Games.

On Thursday there will be four mens and three women's finals, but only one English victory is likely, in the weight through Savidge. Agostini failed in to-day's 220 vards semi-finals, possibly suffering a reaction after his 100 yards victorv, and Hogan had to struggle to qualifv in 22.2sec. Jowitt, a tow-haired New Zealander, now seems to be favourite in spite of his rather desultory training, but Shenton and Ellis cannot be ignored. Doubleday is high hurdles favourite over Jamaica's confident K. Gardner.

M. Jackson mav well produce the first worlds record 6f the meeting in the women 220 yards final, in which three English women WR. "'Bannister (England) has a slight head cold, but is carrying on his normal training. Vancouver, August 3. Twice during to-day's British Empire anci Commonwealth games athletic events England made a clean sweep, inning gold, silver, and bronze medals.

This happened first in the three miles, which Chataway was only three seconds outside his own and F. Green's World's record of 24 days ago, and then sgam, rather unexpectedly, in the 880 vards won with velvet smoothness by "another Oxford blue, D. J. N. Johnson.

Seventeen men lined up in two ranks under a dull, one might say typically Ensi'-h. sky for the three miles and after one false start the green-clad starter got hi- field away, with Chataway bursting into the lead on the first corner. Scotland Binnie took over the pace-making for the Srt mile ahead of Sando, Green, the bare-Wed Maiyoro (Kenya), and Warren Australia). Chataway lay back in eighth oiace but still was just inside worlds record schedule with 4min. 29.4sec.

at one mile The pace slackened considerably in he second mile, Chataway, now sixth, I' vino 4mm. 3B.9sec. Even when only three lios "were left Sando, Green, Maiyoro, nrive1-. Chataway, Binnie, and Warren were still tightly bunched. At the bell Sando, Green, and Chataway moved up together, with Green in two minds as to where to try to make his break.

Suddenly, with a furlong to go Chataway moved out of the line of runners and struck; Ins lat 220 yards in 26 3sec. making a last lap in 58()sec was unanswerable, and he finished 12 yards ahead of Green in 13min. 35 2sec. So at last the Sherpa of British athletics gained his just deserts. In his and Green's wake came five men, each of whom returned his personal best time.

Six of them beat and Binnie exactly equalled C. H. Matlhews's Games record of 13min. 59.6sec. Here was a race of oualitv rivalling even Helsinki's Olympic 5 000 "metres so ill-fated for Chataway.

There were nine runners in the 880 yards md the lead repeatedly changed hands as runner after runner battered his way up to the head of the file. Johnson, however, covered the firbt quarter in 55 2sec. and naintained a relentless level pace which Wardte. Thomson Truemon, F. Marlar 1 Booth.

Ibw Marlar 0 Applcard. not out 2 Extras tb 9. lb 3 12 WARWICKSHIRE 170 PAKISTANIS (1) 47 YORKSHIRE (9d.) 334 SUSSEX (2 3 The Surrey spin bowlers, Laker and Lock, took advantage of a drying pitch at Kettering to dismiss Northamptonshire for 125 runs. Laker took six wickets for 58 and Lock three for 31. The feature of Northamptonshire's innings was the aggressive batting of Livingston, who scored a hard-hit 45 before being well caught by Barrington attempting another boundary hit.

A seventh-wicket stand of 30 by Mclntyre and Laker helped Surrey to approach within four runs of the Northamptonshire total, but Broderick finished off their innings by taking the last three wickets in nine deliveries for one run. He finished with an analysis oi seven wickets for 38. Gloucestershire thrashed the Derbyshire attack to score 366 for six wickets at Chesterfield. Leading the onslaught was Graveney, who continued his recent brilliant form and scored 204 not out, bringing his aggregate for his last two innings to 311. Graveney, who scored 107 against Somerset in his last knock, batted for all but ten minutes of the six hours' play and hit 22 fours and four sixes, including two successive sixes off Hamer.

He shared a partnership with Crapp of 205 runs, made at a run a minute. Crapp's 95 included eleven fours and two sixes. The attendance of 10.000 was the biggest for a Derbyshire home match this season. Lowson A Doiipari Marlar .165 Watson. Marlar 21 Witetin.

J. Marlar 9 Lstcr. Webb Oakmun 34 Close Shcp- pard Thomson -10 Yardlcy ShcrPrd Marlar 43 Row lino Finit inn1ns 29-S-62-2 Oak man 24nb-60- Left: A. Lydiard helping M. Halberg (right), Nen Zealand champion, to train for to-day's Empire and Common-wealth Games mile heats.

Right M. Matthew, one of Australia's -women's relay team Total (for 9 Wood 24-4-83-0. Thomson Marlar 25.5-10-101-6. Cox Cricket SUSSEX First Inninss Lanqrtdc Booth Hodsson Shcpnard Trueman Webb, T. not out KENT'S FAILURE TO USE RIDGWAY From our Special Correspondent Totat (for 2 wickets) 3 Umpires: F.

Chester and K. McCanlis To-day's play II to 7 ESSEX v. CANADIANS At Clacton. Canadians are 1S3 rum behind and ha eight firsi-innins5 wickets in hand. ESSEX First Innings bringing on first Allan and then Smith, and when he called on Pettiford.

Thompson square cut the first ball for four, nulled the next to the sQuare-leg boundary, late cut the third for four, and took two. two. and three off the remaining balls of the over. Such was the rate of scoring that the second hundred was added in 70 minutes. There was still no sign of Ridgway being used with the new ball but.

at 216. Wright went on and at once bowled Thompson with a sharply turning ball Thompson had batted for two hours twenty minutes for Barker Pcrctstil Padmore 0 Uodds. Tres-trinl Christen 50 Gibb P. A hit wkt Cameron 25 Grcensmilh. Percial Padmore 16 Vliwr hit wkt Christen 5 A Bailey Percival Padmore 3 Cousens, not out 0 Lomax Watkins 13 Smith ibw McConnon .16 Atkinson not out 2 Saccd Prewdee Watkins 5 McMahon.

McConnon 7 Extras (b 3 lb 4. Empire Games AtiKclI, Pleat Wooiler 0 BrocMehursi Watktns 26 Winhi lJ Edrieh Watktns .74 Tremlcit Walking 5 Lawrence. Da vies Waikins 2 Sicphensnn Edrieh McConnon 1 P. Williams nb 2) Cameron 34 Horifjll. Padmore 24 Bailey Ibw Padmore 50 Smith.

R-. Pcrcial Extras 1. lb 7, nb 3 .160 Total PAUL'S THREE GOLD MEDALS IN FENCING Total 241 t-nnsccn Bowling. in 8-0-30-O, Cameron Rijstonc II 1-55-0 ins. Padmore OulntrelL 19-3-61-2 Christen 21 3-S-3S-3.

Bowling. First Inninss Woollcr tO-1-34-1. Shepherd 6-1-1 1-0 Watkins 27-K-54-6 Prcsdte 4-O-IK-O, McConnon 20 2-1H-34-? GLAMORGAN First Innings Canterbury, Wednesday. Middlesex made good use of an easy-paced wicket here to-day to score 318 runs for the loss of seven wickets before declaring against Kent and, in the remaining twenty minutes, an intensive spell of fast bowling by Moss and Wan-limited Kent's score to seven for one. Four of these runs came from leg byes and the wicket lost was Phebey's.

The foundations for this comfortable Middlesex score were laid by Dewes and Thompson in a determined second-wicket stand of 162, but their task might have been made more difficult had Wright made better use of his pace bowlers, particularly Ridgway As it was. Rideway. after taking the only two wickets that fell before lunch, was not called upon again until after tea. When Robertson and Dewes opened the Middlesex innings this morning, the St Lawrence ground had its customary festive appearance and the sun shone strongly on the ring of tents flaunting the banners of clubs around which so much of the history and legends of Kent cricket have been woven. The wicket, provided little help to the bowlers, but Ridgway's hostile accuracy commanded studious respect from both batsmen and he well deserved Robertson's wicket when only 33 runs had been scored in just on the hour.

Edrieh profited from Wright's tendency to bowl no-balls with two fine drives for four, but he was completely beaten bv a Watkins. A Wlht bMcMahon 2 Pressdce not out 10 Woollcr Lomax Lawrence 53 Park house, A it Stephenson Lawrence 10 Hedncs hit wkt McMabon ..4 Jones. not out IS Lxtras (b 4 A Total (for 4) 101 WEIGHT-LIFTING LIGHT-WEIGHT Final. I. V.

Herberts (Australia). 7651b (Gamee record); 2 Nicholls (Barbados). 7601b 3. J. Pieterso-(South Africa).

7351b LIGHT HEAVY-WEIGHT Final. 1. G. Gratton (Canada). 8901b (Games record), 2.

Greff (South Africa). 8101b 3. George (New Zealand). 7801b HEAVY-WEIGHT Final 1, Hepburn (Canada) 1.0401b (Games record). 2.

Baiilie (Canada), l.OOOtb 3. Clcghorn (New Zealand). 9301b SWIMMING 440 YARDS FREESTYLE First Round (six fastest qualify for hnal) Flrtt Heal: 1. Johnson South Africa). 4rnin 46.

lsec Gamcs record): 2, G. McNamce (Canada). 4mia. 5Q.S3ec: 3, F. Lucai (New Zeaiand).

4mm 58 3sec. P. Head (England). Smin. 1 7scc Second Heat 1 Chapman (Australia).

4min 47 Sscc 2. P. Duncan (South Africa). 4mm 49 4scc. Third Heat: 1.

J. Wardrop (Scoiiandl. 4mm 47 lsec 2. W. Stewami South Africa) 4min CANADIANS First Innings Qmntrcll Bailey, 18 Brieclcy not out 29 Trestrail Gibb Smith 5 Bur not out 0 Extras Cb 2.

lb 2. nb 3) 7 Total (for 2 59 Umpires A Poihecary and H. Palmer To-day's play 11 11) to 7 LANCASHIRE v. NOTTS At Old TrafTord. Start was detacd.

nis yi wnich included eleven tours, and his stand with Dewes had added 162 attractive runs Just before tea, Dewes, having hit Pettiford for a mighty six. gave Phebev a hard catch at mid-off. He had batted for four hours and hit ten fours. The new ball was belatedly taken after tea. when Wright at long last thought of Ridgway.

Smith being used at the other end. So well did these two bowl that only 25 runs came in the next hour. Smith at length bowled Bennett and then Titmus and Compton fell in quick succession to well-judged catches in the act of hitting out at Allan Delisle. who made several well-timed drives and cuts and looked a most competent young batsman, with Warr as a willing partner, hit out briskly before Edrieh declared Bowling at considerable pace to an arc of eight expectant fieldsmen behind the wicket. Moss had Phebey well caught at the wicket off the last ball of his first over.

Then, with Warr also bowling aggressively at the other end. five more maidens Umpires: Price and Cooke To-day's play II 30 to 7 0 WORCESTER v. R.A.F. At Worcester Worcestershire arc 2K7 runs behind and hae eight first-innings wickets In hand. LxNCxSHIRE First Innings R.A.F.

First Innings Place Ibw Jcpson 11 Wharinn. A Martin Smith, Dooland 4 G. Pullar not out 0 Extras Cb 3. lb 5) 8 Murray st Hughes DccreuX 51 Parker st HuBhes Pulicv 22 Smalcs 58 Ednch. G.

A run out Ikln not out Total (tor 4) 119 A Jennlnits st Hughes Pullei 0 Lcaptcti Devereux 7 A rjall Lister Ashman 33 Smith not out 15 Cowan Lister Ashman 6 Extras I 17. lb 10 1. nb I) 29 48, Sscc. Quallflen for final: Johnson. McNamce Chapman, Horwn Whitehead 66 A Tindall Ibw Devcreux 10 R.

Wilson Groe Deereux .38 Fcnner Richardson Pulley 20 manager or uie nuauuutm who ordered the Australian cyclists to compete in their remaining events, and said The jury is the final instrument making decisions, whether rightly or wrongly. In view of a decision being made by it upholding an appeal by an opposing nation in the final of the 1,000 metres The acceptance of such a decision should have been honoured." England made sure of winning another gold medal in cycling to-morrow when Brotherton and N- Shiel won the two semi-finals of the 4.000 metres individual pursuit yesterday; Shiel set up a new Games record with5min. 6.4sec. Paul (England) won his third gold medal in the fencing tournament when he helped England to win the epee team event last night. With England and Australia tied at "four bouts each, Paul defeated L.

Smith 3-1 in the deciding bout previously he had won the individual foils title and had assisted England to victory in the foils team competition. M. Glen-Haig gave England her fourth gold medal for fencing when she won all her six bouts in the women's individual foils. England also took the silver medal through G. M.

Sheen, who won five bouts. Scotland had her first victory when she won the women's 330 yards medley swimming relay. D. Hepburn, a 27-year-old 21-stone Canadian lumberjack, won the heavyweight weightlifting, his three lifts and his total of 1.0401b. all breaking the Games records.

Hepburn measures more than five feet round the chest and his biceps 22 inches. Reuter. Vancouver, August 4. Her wins in athletics, cycling, and fencing yesterday gave England six gold medals, making her total last night eleven, against Australia's seven, South Africa's six, Canada's three, two each for Northern Ireland and Trinidad, and one "each for Scotland, Southern Rhodesia, Nigeria, and New Zealand. The first ever walk-out in the Games, which began in 1930.

marred yesterday's cvclmg when amid the boos of spectators. Australia's riders picked up their machines and marched out of the stadium because, they alleged, they were being victimised W. Young, the team manager, withdrew his team, when Cox was disqualified in the first race of his final against C. Peacock, the English champion. Peacock, who was himself dis-qua'ined twice and reinstated once on Mon-dav.

orotested that Cox had cut in on him in "the last 100 metres of the first leg of the 1.000 metres sprint. His protest was upheld. The Australians refused to ride in the second leg or reride the first leg and Peacock at length rode round the track alone in the second leg and was announced as the winner. Second place was left vacant. South Africa's T.

low was placed third. The Australian cycling manager said later: "The situation was brought about by the complete lack of knowledge of those in control. We were victimised from the word go." He was, however, overruled during the evening by J. Eve, the general 297 Total Grove Flaell 14-4-43-0. Bowling.

First inninRS followed before, in the last over in the day. four leg bves and two neat strokes bv Wilson came. Kent will have a hard task to-morrow if Moss and Warr can reproduce this combination of pace and accuracy. ft.q.?c).n Whitehead 1 4-4-21-1. Detcrcux 32-1 1-61-4 Statham.

J. B. Tattersall. Wilson. A.

Berry, and Grccnhouch to bat NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. T. Simpson, Clay. 3. Poole.

Martin E. Giles. Kelly. Dooland, Goon scna, Smalcs. Jepson, A and Rowc, Umpires: J.

T. Bartley and F. S. Lee. To-day's play: 11 30 to 6 45.

MINOR COUNTIES Yorkshire Second Elesen 237 (Leadbcatter. 84 not out) Northumberland 63 for Cambridaesrure 291 for 9 dec Alexander 70. M. A Crouch 55 not out. Hughes 5 for 88) Hertforshire 50 for 3: Norfolk 315 for 4 dec.

(P G. Powell 149. W. O. Thomas 104).

Suffolk SO for 3, Nottinghamshire Second "Eleven 279 (Harditaff. 1931 Lincolnshire 54 for Buckinghamshire 365 for 7 dec U. A Cockett 109. J. Lucas 100 not out, B.

A Barnett 571 Bedfordshire 100 for 2. Putk 21-4-77-3 Ashman 9 2-0-40-2 WORCESTERSHIRE First Inninss Ouischoorn Cowan 0 HuKhcs not out 7 Broadbcm Hall 2 Ashman I not out Extras (nb t) 1 -First Innings Compton Smi A ll.i Warr not out uuncan. wardrop Mewart. HIGH-BOARD DIVING Position after 6 dives: 1. P.

Hcatfy (Scotland). 80 75 2. W. Patrick (Canada). 79 97 3.

P. Tarsey (England). 77 42 4, K. NewaU 74 91 nti 5. T.

Turner (England). 74 42 pis 6. Council (Canada), 65.55 pts WOMEN'S 440 YARDS FREESTYLE First Round tsix fastest qualify for final). Flxat Heat: 1. Petzler South Africa).

5min 23 4sec; 2, Whittall tCanoda) 5min 3. W. Griffin (New Zealand). Smin 39 Sscc 4. M.

Ltnton (Wales) 5mm Jfi 9scc Second Heat: I. Crapp Ausualia), 5mm. 17 9scc. (Games record): 2, Gervm Scotland) 5mln 22 7scc: 3 Priestly Canada); 4. Wilkmion En land).

5mlo. 30 Bsec Third Heat: 1. M.bursh (Soutb Africa). 5min 29.4sec: 2. Roe (New Zealand), 5min.

34 7sec; 3. K. Kemp (Canada). 5mm. 54 6sc Qualifiers for final: Crapp.

Gervm Petzer. Wblltall. Priestley and My burgh WOMEN'S 3 110 YARDS RELAY TTtnl 1 Cntlatrirt (f MeDnuall. Gordon. splendid ball from Ridgway that moved sharply to take the off-stump.

Thompson at once drove Ridgway superbly through the covers for four and only Hearn's agility prevented Thompson treating the next ball in similar fashion. When Smith, stoekily built and of medium pace, joined Ridgway in the attack, Thompson drove him to the boundary adjoining the historic elm tree At the other end Dewes was much more restrained and had scored only 30 in the two hours before lunch. On the resumption, Wright surprisingly opened with Dovey and himself, rather than his pace bowlers, and Dewes accelerated his rate 10 Total (for 2 To-da's pla 45 to 7 MIDPLESEX-Roberlson Wrtsht Ridiraa 15 Dewes Phebey Wrntht 93 Edrieh Rldirunv 13 Thompson A Wrmhi 91 GPS. Pcliste not out 42 Bennett, Smith 21 Titmus Phebe) Allan 12 Bowlins Fi'st innimts 21-3-60-1. Wnallt IJ-2-J6-9-0-47-2.

Pettiford I0-0-5O-O Total (for 7 dec MB Kidewa 21-3-49-2, Smith Do.ey 21-3-53-0. Allan Rowing MAIDENHEAD AND HENLEY REGATTAS From our Special Correspondent of scoring off successive balls from Dovey, nii-van1! 3m)rt iiwc fr.amM record v. 1. South Africa. the Maidenhead and fours from Radley and Maidenhead.

wmie A feature of KENT Flr Innings Phcbe). A Compton. Warr Altan not out Wilson A not out 3 Extras (lb 4) Total (for 3) 7 Umpires I Hills find A Fouler To-day's plai' 11 30 6 30 3min. 52 7sec; 3. Australia 3mJn 55 4, Cnaland (J Botha ra.

Grundy, Pitchfork). 3mm 56 5 Canada 3min 57 5iec WOMEN'S SPRING-BOARD DIVING Positions alter 5 dles: 1. 1. McDonald (Canada). 63 Pts 2 P.

A. Lona (Enaland). 59 2 pti 3. McAutev (Australia). 57.57 ps C.

Welsh (England), 47.09 pis 5. Laws (New Zealand). 46 87 pts: 6. L. Wood (Canada).

44 pts ATHLETICS who was inclined to bowl short of a length. Dewes disturbed the deck-chair occupants of the I Zingari enclosure with fierce cover drives, and then drove a no-ball from Wright to the pavilion rails In vain did Wrieht now try to stem the scoring bv WARWICK y- PAKISTANIS At EdtzbastoR. Pakistanis arc 133 runs behind and have nine first-inn Ins vticket Inhand. ATHLETICS 880 YARDS 220 YARDS Empire Games Record: II Iscc. B.

Holme! (England). 1MB Empire and Commonahh Record: 20.9SCC. H. NORTHANTS v. SURREY At Kctterintc.

Norlliamplonshirc lead hy 77 runs and hasc six seeond-lnnlnps wlckels In hand. FENCING WARWICKSHIREFlrst Innlnn 2nd Innings NORTHAMPTONSHIRE 1st Inninjcs Brookes. Gardner. C. Lock I Laker 10 Stewart Lock 7 Lock 27 Bcdscr Laker 1 not out 9 not out 6 Bromley.

and Shujsuddtn 8 Dollcry. not out 21 Bannister. J. Meqsood Ahmed ShuJauddm 0 King. I Kardar Zulfiqax Ahmed 0 Hollies.

st Imiiaz Ahmed Zul-ftqar Ahmed 3 Extras (w nb 1) 2 Total 170 Imuaz Ahmed Zul-ftqar Ahmed 41 Horner. Kardar Sbujauddln 40 Wolton. A Imtiaz Ahmed Zulllqar Ahmed 23 Spooner, Ibw Zulflqar Ahmed 8 Dotler H. Ibw SHijauddin ..19 Townscnd. st Imtiaz Ahmed Zulnqar Ahmed 5 Loader Arnold Stewart Laker 10 Livingston.

Bar- rinjuon Lock 45 Jakcman, Subba Row Laker .13 Tribe. G. Laker Lock 9 Remolds Stewart Lnkcr 3 Broderick. Ibw Laker 6 Tyson. Laker 1 Wild Lock 5 Starkie Stewart laker 8 Clarke not out 13 Fazal Mahmood 22-9-30-O, Bottlmg.

First Innings: Ma mood Hussam 5-1-9-0 Shujauddm 29-11-73-4. L-iras in 7. ID in Extras (b 3 lb 10) .13 Zulfiuar Ahmed 2G 3-9-49-6, Khalid Hassan 2-0-7-0 PAKISTANIS FIrtf Innings Hanif Mohammad not out Imtiaz Ahmed Spoon Kins Waqar Hassan not out i Extras (b 4 nb I) Total 125 Total (for 4 73 Bnwlln-. I 'Tti inmmis Bedser S-n-21-0 Loader 3-0-5-1 Laker 17 5-3-8-6 Lock 16-3-31-3 Shrewsbury School, in the closest race of the day, got home by six feet in the junior fours. Sir William Borlase's School being second and Redcliff third.

Ashmead School did particularly well to win the maiden fours by three lengths as they have been established only two years as a school and boats from Reading R.C. Tonbridge and Wallmgford were the beaten finalists. Equally meritorious was the win of D. V. Melvin (John o'Gaunt) In the senior sculls.

Previously he had beaten W. Bates, an American sculler from Boston, Massachusetts, who is now approaching the veteran stage, and M. C. Clay (Nottingham and Union), one of the most promising of the younger scullers. In the final he met J.

Marsden (Vesta) and W. A. Hobbs (Henley), and he won by one and a quarter lengths. Stratford-on-Avon (E. A.

Field and D. Dainton) beat the Thames A and -C crews by half a length in the senior pairs J. J. Vernon had his second win of the week-end when, in the junior-senior sculls, he easily beat F. F.

Stephens, winner of the junior sculls on Saturday, with F. C. Plumer third. C. F.

Porter (R.A.F., Benson) had a four-lengths win in the junior sculls from D. A. Dempsey (Quintin) and T. J. King (St Mary's Little Lambs), and J.

A. Beveridae (St Paul's School) beat J. R. T. Eve (Winchester School) and J.

C. Hutchins (Radley) by one and a quarter lengths in the school sculls. The Open Sprint Championship Regatta on the Serpentine, Hyde Park, will begin to-day at 5 p.m. and there will be 37 races between then and 8 40 p.m. To-morrow there will be a similar programme, with the regatta being televised from 7 to 7 30 p.m.

On Saturday there will be a full day's programme of 59 races starting at 10 a m. and finishing at 7 p.m., with the events being televised between 3 and 3 45 p.m There are over a thousand competitors taking part and they comprise 36 eights, 23 coxswainless fours, 68 coxed fours, 14 pairs and double scullers, and 58 single scullers. In addition members of the British Canoe Union will be taking part in Canadian canoe and kayak races. Henley Town regattas was the excellent showing of schools and old boys' boat clubs, for they won eleven of the events and reached the finals of a number of others. Double successes were scored by St Edward's Martyrs in the junior eights on Saturday and the junior-senior eights on Monday Sabrina and Shrewsbury won the junior-senior fours at both, and J.

J. Vernon (Old Radleians) won the junior-senior sculls at both. At Maidenhead London beat Colet by two and a half lengths the senior eights Henley beat Winchester by two lengths in the junior-senior eights, and St Edward's Martyrs won the eights by two and a half lengths from Canterbury Pilgrims. The senior fours went to Lens-bury by half a length from Marlow Sabrina and Shrewsbury had an easv win over Strode's School in the junior-senior fours, and Tonbridge beat Shrewsbury by a length in the junior fours. Eton Vikings (M.

A Nicholson and D. C. Christie) beat Twickenham by three lengths in the pairs, and Williamson's (L. H. Neville and J.

Robins) easily won the double sculls from Auriol. J. Vernon won the junior-senior sculls by three and a half lengths from J. C. D.

Alexander (Colet) and the junior sculls went to D. F. F. Stephens (Nottingham and Union) by one and a quarter lengths from J. C.

Hutchins (Radley). At Henley, where the crews raced three abreast London won the senior eights by one and a half lengths from Winchester and Henley then four of the crew won the senior fours by the same distance from Nottingham and Union and Marlow. St Edward's Martyrs finished one and a quarter lengths in front of Quintin, and Westminster Bank in winning the junior-senior eights and Reading had a three-quarter length win over London and Oxford City in the junior eights. Sabrina and Shrewsbury won the junior-senior SURR1-V First Innings Ibw Laker. Empire Games Record: 1mm.

51.2sec V. P. Boot (New Ztilandl. 193.1. Empire and Commonwealth Record: lmin.

49 2sec Wooderson (England). I93S Final; 1. J. N. Johnson (England) lmin 50 7sec (Games record), 2, B.

S. Hewson (England) lmin. 3, I. H. Boyd (England), lmin.

51.9sec: 4, W. UatlJie (New Zealand), lmin 52 5. rcrsuson (Canute. 1mm. 52.7sec: 6.

Ha mi con (Scotland). Iran 7. Parnell (Canada), lmin. 53 Ssec; D. Clement (Canada), lmin 54 THREE MILES Empire Games Record: 13mln 59.6sec.

C. Matthew (Sew Zealand). 1938 EmpErt and Commonwealth Record: 13raln. 32 2sec. Gceea.

(EntUadl. 19S4; Chataway (England). 191. FmaL 1. Chataway (England).

13min. 35.2 sec. (Games record). 2. F.

Green (England). I3min. 37.2sec 3 Sando (England). 13mm. 37 4sec 4.

Maiyoro iKen.a). 13min J3 Sscc 5. Dmer (England). Ur.in 47scc 6 Warren (Australia) I3min 50scc I Binnie (Scotland). 440 YARDS HURDLES Empire Gamt-; Record: 52 5sec D.

WJiue (Ceylon). mo Empire and Commonwealth Record: 52.2sec F. Ho Unil tNew ZeJland). 1952 Final. l.

Lean (Australia). 52 4sec 2. Kane I 'England. 53 3sec 3. IX Shaw (Wales), 53.3sec 4, i 1 Flem'u i New Zealand).

53 9sec 5. M. Gazuitc 55 5scc 6, SO. Wilmshurst (England). i HOP, STEP, AND JUMP Empire Garnet Record: 51ft.

3Jin J. P. Metcalfe lAustrslial 1934 rmaut and Commonwenlcb Record: 51ft. 9jln J. P.

Mcicalle (Australia). 1935. Final. 1. K.

D. Wilmshurst (England). 50fl. liin P. Esirl (Nirerla).

50ft. 3. OIncr (Australia). -l. Slln 4.

Armah (Gold Coaat). J7fl. Jlln 5, McL3jhIin (Canada). 47ft. Ojin 6.

L. Ojuani (Uganda), -ai Osir; 7. Srmlh (Canada), -l-lfl. DISCUS Empire Garni-. Record: 138ft 1.

Reed (Australia), lyso Empire and Commonwealth Record: 165ft. Hta-aoa (Enzlandi, 1953 Final 1. Du Plessit. (South Africa). 169ft.

7Jln. 'am rcco-d 2. R. Pella (Canada). 162ft 61 3.

Pharaoh (FnsUnd). I55fl II Jm: 4. S. Wulckc Canada) I50f, h. Williams (Wales).

148ft. 6 Shalell (Canada). 147ft Um. McKenlcy (Jamaica). 1952 First Round (first two In cacb heat qualify for jcml-finaio First Heat: 1.

O. Jowett (Sew Zealand). 21.8sec Niton (Canada). 22 Isec: 3. NJm.

(Uiandal. 2 3ec 4 Lain (Jamaica). 22 9s ec 5. A. AiU (Pakistan) 23 Siec.

Second Heat: 1. H. Ho.an Ausirauai. 22 2sec 2. Xavler (HoniKona) 22 3 HOIi n-Nsako (Gold Coast).

22 4. P. Walker (Canada). 22 9sec 5. Etlnle (Slserla).

24.1sec. Third Hit: 1 Anostinl (Trinidad). 22 2sec: 2. B. Snrlngbett (Canada).

22 5sec: 3. J. Quarley (Gold Coast). 22 9sec 4. I.

Dames (Bahamas). 23 9sec Fourth Heat: KG. Ellis (Enaland). 22 2sec 2. HoMban) (Jamaica) 22 5sec 3.

Arojundade (Nliena). 22 feec: i I M. AsUm (Pakistan). 23.2sec: 5. Youns (Bermuda).

23 Ssoc Fifth Heat: 1 B. Shenton (England). 22.2sec 2 Butt (Pakistan). 22 9sec: 3. Hall Jamaica).

23 6sec 4. A Brown (Southern Rhodesia). 23sec. Sixth Heal: 1 Jones (Wales). 22 4iec 2 A Amu (Nigeria).

22 5sec 3 Macfarlanc (Canada). 22 6cc 4 Bales (Trinidad). 23 lsec Semi-Final (three to qualify In each heal). First Heat: 1 Joweit 2l9sec 2 Shenton. 22 lsec 3.

Honan. 3sec 4 Horsham: 5. Sprmgbett: 6. Amu Second Heal: 1 Ellis 22scc 2 Jones. 22 lsec: 3 Nelson.

22 3sec Agostml: 5 Bull: 6. Xavier WOMEN'S 220 YARDS Fmplre Games Record: 24 3sec. Jackson (Australia! 1950 First Round (first two to qualify for final) First Heat: 1 w. Cripps (Australia). 24 7scc 2.

A. Johnson (England). 25 Jscc 3. Burgess (England). 25 4sec Second Heat: 1.

M. Jackson (Australia). 24 3scc (equals Games record). 2, Hamptoo (England). 25 5scc: 3.

P. Dcvine (Scotland). 25.7sec 4. A Murray (Canada) Third Heat: 1. G.

Bemister (Canada). 25 6sec 2. Armitage (England) 25.6scc.: 3. N. Fosarty (Australia) WOMEN'S HIGH JUMP Empire Camel Record: Sft Clark (South Africa) 1934.

D. Odam (England). 1938. Tvler (England). 1950 Final: 1.

T. Hopkins (Northern Ireland). 5ft 6Sn. (Games record). 2.

J. Tyler (England). 5ft. 3. A.

Whitty (Canada). 5ft. 3in 4. S. Lerwill (England), ft 2m 5.

Bcrnoth (Australia) and N. Swinton (New Zealand). 5ft. lin. BOWLS SINGLES Fttial Positions, 1 Southern Rhodesia.

8 lns. 1 defeat, 2 South Africa 6 wins, 1 dcfcaLs; 3. New Zealand 6 ft ins 3 defeats: -1 Australia. wins 4 defeats DOUBLES Final Positions 1. Northern Ireland.

7 wins, 1 draw. 1 defeat, 2 Canada, 6 wins. draw. 2 defetls; 3. Scotland.

6 wins. 3 defeats: 4 Hongkong 5 wins. 4 defeat TEAM EPEE Final Placinss 1 Ens land (C. L. de Beaumont.

R. Paul, A. L. N. Jay), three Mm; 2, Canada, iwo wins, one defeat.

3. Australia, one win. two defeats. 4. New Zealand, three defeats WOMEN'S INDIVIDUAL FOILS Final.

1. A. Glenhiia (England). 6 wins; 2. O.

Sheen (England). 5 ins. 1 defeat; 3. A G. Hardlna 3 wins.

3 defeats; 4. J. Gilbert (Canada), 3 wins 3 defeats; 5. A. Kimber (Australia).

2 wins. 4 defeats; 6, J. Francis (New Zealand). 1 win 5 defeats: 7 Hale (Canada) 1 in. 5 defeata ROWING SINGLE SCULLS First Round (heil winners and tastesi second to qualify First Heat: Rand (Lnnland.

9min 5iec I beat Eatt (Australia 9min 18 3sec 1 Second Heat: Rowlands (New Zealand, fcmin S2 beat Williams (Canada. 9min 14 Sscc COXED FOURS First Round (three fastest to qualify for MnaJ) Firm heat: 1 Australia, Smin 1 Oscc 2, New Zealand, Krain 13 9sec. Second hear 1. Enaland fimln 22 7scc 2. Canada.

Snun 35 7aec Canada eliminated CYCLING 4,000 METRES INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT Quarter-flnmlx. Shetl (England) cauftht Law (Australia) after 4min. 44 4wc Pusey (Enaland) beat R. Mttton (South Africa). 5mm 9 Jc.

(Games record); Fo.lcr (South Africa) beat P. Murphy (Canada). 5mln I3 4sec: Brotherton (England) beat N. Ritchie (New Zealand), 15mm 12 3sec. Semifinals.

P. Brotherton (England) heat Pusey (England), 5mln 14 fiscc N. Sheil (Enaland) beat Fowler (South Africa), Smin 6 4sec (aames record). 1,000 METRES SPRINT Semi-finals (rider wfnninjt best of three races enters final) Firlt Rr.ccs: ShardeEow (South Africa) beat Cox (Australia), I2 4sec; C. Peacock (Enittand) beat Ploos (Australia) 11 7scc Second Races: Cox beat Shardelon.

1 1 9sec Peacock heat PIook. 12.1scc Third Race: Cox beat Shardelnw. 12.5scc Final (best of three races) In first race Cox beat Peacock. 11 Sscc. but the race awarded to Peacock after protest.

Cox beinlt disqualified. Cox then tvichdrcw Final PJaclnfs. 1. Peacock (Enaland): 2 no atvard. 3.

Shardelow (South Africa) Total (for 47 Umpires Oldfteld and L. Grjy lo-daj's pEay 11 iD to 6 LEICESTER v. HAMPSHIRE At Leicester. Leicestershire need I8H runs for first-limine lead anil have seen wickets In hand. HA MPSH I First Innings Brodcnck Bedcr A not out 1 ock A and Broderick Loader.

P. Clark Wild Siarkte '6 Stewart st I.ivinjiston Bnulcrlck 21 P. May Starkie Broderick 2 Constable Starkie 9 Barrlnaton Ibw Biodenck '7 Subba Row Broderick Mclm re. A st Dare Mundcn 2 Shackleton. Mundcn 13 Burden.

Firth Mundcn 2 Heath. M. not out 0 121 Extras (b 3. lb Toial LivN ntnn 1 nne lolnn Fi mnincs: Tvson 3-0-11-0 Clarke 3-0-12-0. wertck 1R4-R-3S-7 Starkie 14-1-43-2.

Tribe 4-0-12-1 Ropers Hallam Walsh 22 Gray, Jackson 46 Bridicf Jackson 6 D. Eaat Mundcn 36 Harrison. ibw Mundcn 50 A D. Inileb-Mackenzie Palmer Walsh 26 Raiment, A ibw Walsh 11 Bn Umpires: Harold Elliott and Harry Elliott. Extras Cb 16.

lb 7, nb 2. 1) 26 lO-MV Pla I DERBYSHIRE v. GLOUCESTER At Chesterfield Total 240 Bow.ing. First innings Boshier 3-0-15-0, Good-am 4-1-9-0 Palmer 8-3-12-0. Mundcn 27 2-12-46-5.

Jackson 31-10-69-2 Walsh 32-B-63-3 LEICESTERSHIRE First Innings Kctll- 'Glid- C. Palmer not out 0 Vouns 15 Glndwin Carpenter. win Gracncy. nut Milton. C.

A Emmett. Jactc- 2 son 50 Cranp. Datvkes 0 Hamcr 95 Lamhcrt Carr 8 2(14 Extras (b 4. lb 1) 5 2 Total tfor 6 366 not 4. lb 3.

Extras nb 1) Lester. Burden 15 J. Smith not out 25 Hallam Ibw Burden 0 Tompkin, Ibw Burden 5 jack- son Total ffor 3) S3 Umpires- W. Spencer and Corrall To-dav's play 11 3(1 to 6 30 Umpires: Mrobcy and W. Jones To-day's pla 1 1 30 to 7 0.

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Public Offices and Institutions CITY OF MANCHESTER PARKS DEPARTMENT require SHORTHAND TYPIST: salary seals 13B-400 according to age and qualifications. Applications, statin age, qualifications, present post, and experience, should be addressed to the Director of Parks. Town Hall, Manchester 2. endoraed Shorthand Typist," by August 11. 1954.

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES ORDER, 1952 The engagement of persons answering these advertisements must be made through a Local Office of the Ministry or Labour or a Scheduled Employment ency if the applicant is a man aged 18-64 inclusive or a woman aged 18-59 inclusive unless he or she. or the employment, is excepted from the Provisions of the Notification of vacancies Order, 1952. PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Public Offices and Institutions BOROUGH OF ECCLES. BOROUGH ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR'S DEPARTMENT APPOINTMENT OF ENGINEERING ASSISTANT. Applica tlons are nvlted for the a bove permanent appointment at a salary In accordance with Grade A.P V.

(620 to 670 per annum). Applicants must have been trained in the office of a Municipal Engineer and experienced tn surveying, levelling, and preparation of plans and specifications. The appointment will be subject to one month's nirErp nn -ilher cldc and IO the Provisions Of PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Public Offices and Institutions CITY OF MANCHESTER EDUCATION COMMITTEE. Applications are Invited for the post of COMPTOMETER or Burroughs CALCULATOR OPERATOR, salary in accordance with the Authority's scales for machine operators, 223 per annum at the age of 21, rising to 356 at 28 years, with additional Increments for approved qualifications Applications stating age. qualifications, details of experience, together with the names of two persons to whom reference can be made, should be sent to the Chief Education Officer (P.O Box 48U), Education Offices.

Deansgalc, Manchester 3. not later than August 7, 1954. PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Medical and Nursing CITY OP MANCHESTER EDUCATION COMMITTEE. MARGARET BARCLAY RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN, MOB BE RLE CHESHIRE. Applications are invited from State Registered Nunes for two posts of SISTER at the above School.

Salary -125 15 to 545 per annum, with deduction of 145 for board and lodging, etc. One post Is senior and carries an additional allowance of 20 per annum. Application forms and particulars obtainable (stamped addressed envelope) from Chief Education Officer. Education Offices. Manchester 3, Box 4S0, to be returned by August 16, 1954, PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Medical and Nursing NOBLES ISLE OF MAN HOSPITAL Applications invited for post or RADIOGRAPHER: Nan-resident post, but accommodation can be offered temporarily in Nurses Home.

Appointment offers wide variety of work and entails visits to other Island Hospitals Fulltime Radiologist in charge. Establishment, one Senior Radiographer and three Radiographers S.R qualification essential. Salary In accordance with National Whitley Scales Federated Superannuation Scheme. Manx rates of income tax Apply Immediately to the undersigned, statins age, experience, and qualifications and submitting copies of two recent testimonials or the names and addresses of to referees C. NEALE.

Secretary. Noble's I tic of Man Hospital. Douglas. PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Public Offices and Institutions ROYAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE. SALFORD.

Principal: P. F. R. Venablei. Ph.D..

B.Se.. R.I C. Applications are invited foe the position of Junior Laboratory Assistant in the Department of Chemistry and Applied Chemistry- Applicants should be between the ages of 16 and 21. Previous laboratory experience would be an advantage. Facilities and time during working-hours are provided for assistants to train for a suitable professional qualification.

Salary scale: Males 170 at age 16, rising to 320 at age 21; females 138 at age 16. rising to 320 at age 21. Applications should be addressed as toon as possible to the Principal. Royal Technical College. Sal ford 5 R.

RIBBLESDALE THORNTON. Clerk to the Governors. PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Educational TNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH KJ Applications are lirvlied for the post of Director of Woroen'E Phyilcal Education, to take up duties from October 1954. or as loon thereafter as may be arranged. Salary scale 525 25 to 650 per ann tun, I th placement accordint to qualification! and experience.

Applicants should have experience in and be prepared to teach all forms of physical recreation, including basic movement. Scottish and National danclns. ballet, etc as well ai to assist students En all forms of eames. particularly hocke. tennis, and athletics.

Applications, together with the names of three referees, should be sent to the undersigned not later than Auiust 21, 195J CHARLES H. STEWART, Secretory to the University. -the Local Goiernment Superannuation Act. 1937 'The successful applicant will be required to pass PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Educational per Unci tJER MAJESTY'S COLONIAL SERVICE. CX NIGLRIA.

PnncfP3l required tor a Government Trntl CREWE. HIGHTOWN YOUTH CENTRE (Joint Methodist Education Committee Mixed Club) Applications Invited for CLUB LEADER. Salary from 400. according to qualifications and experience. House to rent available.

Applications, with testimonials or references, to be sent within 14 days to the Hon. Secretary, 421 Crewe Road, Wistaaton. Crewe. LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. Applications are invited for the post of ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ASSISTANT on the permanent establishment.

620-670 (applicants for June advertisement need not apply) Application forms from the County Architect, Box 26. County Hall, Preston, to bo returned by 6ISIS4 ANCALJIIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE Cooksunervisor required in a School Meals Service Kitchen the Demon area Salary E30-350 with additional payment of 30 few approved qualifications Appointment superannuate and subject to medical examination Application rorm (within one week) from the Divisional Fducation Officer. Education Offices. Stamford House. Jowett's Walk, Manchester Road.

Ashton-under-Ly ne Lancashire. a medical examination Applications, stating age, qualifications, and experience, together with the names of two referees, must reach the undersigned not later than 10 am. on Monday. August 23. 1954.

Canvassing, either directly or indirectly, will be a disqualification and candidates must disclose In writing whether to their knowltdpe they are related to any member of the Council or to the holder of any senior olllce under the Council. JONES. Town Clerk Tov Hall. Ecclcs. July 29-.

I954 school. Northern Niccria Candidates must be CITY OF MANCHESTER. VELTARE SERVICES COMMITTEE. Applications are Invited for the permanent appointment of Woman Attendant Supervisor at Mavheld House. 2 Harrison Street Ancoats.

Manchester 4. an establishment providing residential accommodation under the provisions of the National Assistance Act. 1948. at a wane of 6 2s 6d a week less 34s 9d a week for hoard residence etc The qualification of A.N. would be jn advantage Applications, stating age, qualifications, and experience, should be addressed to the Matron not later than August 12.

1954. UN1VLRSITY OF MELBOURNE (AUSTRALIA). Arplic.if.on arc invited for a position of ScniO' Leu turer in Law IJuiies mantle supervision and development of the L.tft Section of the University Library and ICaCh I tJ llrtrlrr thp rliraItnn nf lhl Dflirl ST MARGARET'S HOSPITAL. EPPING, ESSEN Genera Hospital of 483 Beds (Recounted Training School for Nurses) Vacancies occur for Student Nurses lor three yearV training for State Registration A food standard of education is required This is a busy General Hoipttal situated In pleasant country surroundings. one hour's journey from London Good conditions Forty eight-hour week Training allowance of 22') per annum of which 108 per annum is payable for board and lodging Candidates should be 18 years of age or over Next Preliminary Training SchooK commence on October 4.

1954 and January 3. 195 of ihe I.kliUv ot Law Preference mtiy be Riven ST ASAPH RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. SEWERAGE AND WATER SUPPLY WORKS. ASSISTANT RESIDENT ENGINEER. Applications are invited for the appointment of an Assistant Resident Engineer in connection with schemes of sewerage, sewage disposal, and water supply now being carried out The duration of the appointment will be approximately IS months and is subject to one month's notice an cither side.

Applicants must have had experience on works of this character and must be capable or supervising the works under the direction ot the resident engineer and of setting out, levelling, measuring up the work, etc. Applications, stating age, qualifications, salary required, and the names of two professional rererees. must be sent to- the undersigned not later than Saturday. August 14, 1954, HAROLD HUGHES, Clerk to the' rnuncll. CITY OF MANCHESTER.

MEDICAL OFFICERS (FEMALE). The Watch Committee of the Council invite applications from qualified Medical Practitioners for appointments as MEDICAL CONSULTANTS for police and fire brigade purposes The duties comprise of the medical examinations oi recruits and of women and children in criminal cases. It Is intended that the two MedLCaE Consultjnti shall sent the northern and southern halves of the city respectively and thru an appropriate division shall be made In respect of duties. The retaining fee la 50 guineas per annum; a fee of 1 iiutnea is paid for each examination at the medical officer's surgery and 2 guineas (or a medical examination elsewhere and for attendance at court Additional information may be obtained from the Chief Constable, Police Headquarters, South Street. Manchester 2.

to whom applications should he sent, to arrive not later than AuRust 14 PHILIP. H. DINGLE. Town Clerk. Town Hall, Manchester 2.

to applicants ir.nncu a common Inw jurisdiction and with ctpcJcnce in historical studies The saljrv will be A1.50tl to A1.750 per annum ULcordmt to qualifications superannuation is stmiLir to f'Ss Further p.irticut.irs. and information as to the method of applic.ici.jn mai be obtained from the -Secrctarv. Association or Universities of the Uniish Commonwealth. 5 Gordon Square. London 1 The vlosinp date for the receipt of applications tn Ausiraln and London is September 17.

195J rD- mtd-Scpicmber. resident EnHlish SOLIHULL HOSPITAL Lode Lane. Solihull Locum Radiographer required Immediately busy diagnostic department. Applications, statmit use, qualifications, and names of two referees to Medical Superintendent Council Offices. St Asaph.

July 24. 1954 MINISTRY OF SUPPLY requires Engineer at Chnsichnrch. Hampshire, for investigation and deielopment work connected with soil stabilisation Qualifications- British of British parents Recognised engineering apprenticeship and AMICE or E. or EE or exempting qualifications Experienced and Interested tn soil mechanics Practical constructional experience of large concrete works or with heavy earth-moving equipment advantageous. Salary: Within Not established but opportunities to compete far establishment may arise Application forms from Technical and Scientific Register (K).

26 King Street. London SW 1. quoting 4554 A Mistress to teach Rood Enslfsh to mioaic school and in senior school Principal. Cedar Houe School St Neots. Huntingdonshire uesrec- standard in engineering or building experience in industry and in leaching jnd aCaunistrnlitc dunes of technical institutions rc-mjnent or temporarv terms available borne rerjnntntion rights prcsencj Sahirs 1 610 termancnt or 1.7S5 temporary pins resettlement am Government qunrler-.

at low rental- free short tour ot service, generous home tree medical attendance, low income tax tur.hci particulars and application lorms from uitCLior of Recruitment tColnnial Sen ice). lnm.i! Offlce. Great Smith Street. London 1. quoting BCD ll4fMf27 Closing date '3 receipt of initial Inquiries August 24.

195J Ono COUNTY COUNCIL fr Norlh Hammersmith Secondary School for tr Acinus Street. W. 12 levperlmental school bos. 11-16 plus) Master for Technical to C.E. ordinary level with some required September or as soon uftcr povsir.je.

tnjg THE DIVERSITY OF LI DS DLPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. Applications arc invited for appointment, from ciobcr 1, tya, as Lecturer in Electrical Engin-X a salary on the scale 550 50 i lur according to qualifications and cxpericr-cc fvpp.icanis must have good academic quatilica--nd practical experience in the electrical inecrin Preference will be given to tu-. venose interests are not confined to Jonics 5 r.Kr'lt-t'ions (three copies) stating date of 1111 Hellions and experience, together with bV. rlmcs of three referees, should reach the The university. Leeds 2 (from whom i 1 Er iculars may be obtained) not later 2i.

19SJ. THE LSIVERSITY OK LEEDS arc inviled for appointment OS Assistant Lecturer or Lecturer in jjaff't) a salary on the scale 500 25 3 iivii an Assistant Lecturer or 550 50 i iiflj ror Lecturer, according to Qualifications expcr.trce. Candidates should be well I11 Metallurgy or Physics and experience metallurgy or solid-side physics Is WEST RIDING COUNTY COUNCIL Applications are invited for the post of HEALTH VISITOR TUTOR in the Wett Riding of Yorkshire The person appointed will be required to work with the Health Visitor Tutor at the Department of Preventive Medicine, which la a Department of the Medical School. Leeds University, in teaching groups of students She will also be expected to arrange practical work in the West Riding for all students Applicants are expected to be qualified Health Visitors with a minimum of five years' woik In the field. Experience In teaching and the Sister Tutor's Certificate will be considered an advantage SALARY Tne Whitley Council Scale for a Health Visitor Tutor in sole charge.

587 20 6S5 Application forms can be obtained from the undersigned and should be returned not later than Saturday. August 21, 1954 County Medical Officer. County Hall. Wakefield Medical and Nursing (3t6 per line) CHEADLE AL HOSPITAL. CHEADLE.

CHESHIRE HOME S1STLR required at the above Hospital Modern Nursed Home Excellent quarters. Salary in accordance with the Whitley Council Scale Applications statins qualifications, experience, and pivln names of two referees should be sent to The Medical Superintendent as soon as possible NATIONAL COAL BOARD D1V Vacancies exist for YOUNG MEN. aged 0f25 years, for clerical duties in the Regional Sales Office. 527 Withy Grove, Manchester 4 The posts offer Rood prospects for training and advancement Salary at age 20 5 to maximum of tGiadc 2) or 9116 (Grade 1) Applications stating age. qualifications, and experience, to Ecublishment Officer.

40 Portland Street. Manchester I wifhin 14 days HAREFIELD HOSPITAL. HAREF1ELD, MIDDLESEX Complete General Training School for Male and Female Nurses. Approved by the General Nursing Council for England and Wales, and also Training School for the British Tuberculosis Association Certificate. Students accepted for CD General and Tuberculosis Training (four years) Trainina allowance 230.

240. 310. 320 (subject to nure ubtaimng B.T.A. certificate). Special allowance of 60 on completion of two yvars' training In tuberculosis nursing (2) British Tuberculosis Association Certificate only (two years) Training allowance; 230.

240 per annum. Special allowance of 60 on completion of to years' training In tuberculosis Training only (three years) Training allowance 225. 235. 250 per annum. Male Student Nurses for all courses of training have an additional yearly allowance of 14 6s (post-registration students excepted) Large modern hospital First-class facilities for nursing training, including study day.

Situated in treen belt near London Application forms from Matron. i I ELECTRICITY AUTHOR 1 1 JT NORTH WEST. MERSEYSIDE. AND NORTH WALES DIVISION Fcst Assistant Station Chemist required at Huncortt Generating Station, near Accrington University degree or A Rl desirable. Minimum qualification Power plant experience not essential provided applicant has sound experience of chemical analysis Commencing salary 607.

Applications, quoting vacancy No. I I3S54, to Controller, British Electricity House. 825 Wilms-low Road. Manchester 2u. before August 9 ffy OF BRADFORD EDUCATION COMMITTEE MARGARET McMILLAN MEMORIAL TRAINING COLLEGE.

BRADFORD Applications are invited from women with good general education and secretarial training and cxne-ienec for the superannuate pot of secretary (non-resident) at the College Candidates should be competent shorthand-typists Preuous experience of work in a Teachers prriininB College will be an advantage Salary in a-cordancc with the Clerical Division of the Scheme of Conditions of Service (401 to 437 per annum) Forms of application may be obtained from ihe Director of Lducalion. Town Hall. Bradford i and should he returned immediately W. H. LEATHLM, Town Clerk.

Town Hall. Bradford 1. COUNTY BOROUGH OF ST HELENS APPOINTMENT OF PROFESSIONAL AUDITOR The Council Invites applications for the appointment of Professional Auditor to audit the accounts of the Corporation other than those nudited by the District Auditor of the Ministry of Housing and Local Government, for a period of five years from April I. 1954. The appointment becomes vacant upon the retirement from the position of the present auditor Mr Howell F.S A A of McEwan.

Wallace. Howell and 68 Argyle Street BiAnocanis who may obtain such informatfon they may require from Mr Howell or from ihe Borough Treasurer. Town Hall. St Helens hnuld state the annual fees reaulred Applications addressed to the Borough Treasurer should reach him not IatT than one month from the appearance of this ndvcrrlscmem. Section 239 Local Government Act.

1933 provides that no person shall be oualificd to he anoo'JitJ-d unless he is a member of one or more of in following hodi The lnstftutc of Chartered Accountants in En-land find Wales The Society of Incorporated Accountants and Auditors The Society of Accountants in Edinburgh. The Institute of Accountants and Actuaries In Glascow The Society of Accountants in Aberdeen The London Association of Certified Accountants. Limited, The Corporation ot Accountants, Limited. HER MAJESTY'S COLONIAL SERVICE Applications arc invited for the following posts- SENIOR LAND OFFICER, Lands Department. Nigeria (BCD 1071401 To act as deputy to the Colony Land Officer who is responsible for all matters concerning land administration management or all Crown Estates, purchase and lease of all property required for Government use.

and for advising Colony Administration on all land tenure matters Candidates selected must be of undertaking these duties without supervision Appointment on contract for three tours cf 15-18 months in the salary range 1 513 per annum 1.719 per annum gross. Gratuity of I5U per annum payable at end of contract. Free first-lass passage? are provided once each way each tour for an officer and his wife, and an allowance up to 75 each per year is payable In respect of a maximum or two children. Furnished quarters, if available, arc provided at a rental chamc of 10 per cent of basic salary and cave Is granted at the ra'e of one week for each month of resident service after a tour of IS to 24 months Candidates, between the ages of 32-40 ears, must be Associate Members of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors or have an equivalent qualification and have had at least five years practical experience in valuation, negotiation and estate management in the office of a professional practitioner He should have had experience in the practical aspects ot legislation affecting land usage, town planning, and compulsory acquisition of land Knowledge and experience of public finance and accounting methods desirable FISHERIES OFFICER. NIGERIA (BCD.

eSJ'U'Ol) to carry out applied and operational research Ento peasant fish culture Candidates must be male and should possess an honours degree in a Natural Science with an emphasis on Biolony. Appointment either on contract In the salarv scale 627 1,419 per annum with a gratuity of 25 37 10s for each completed three month p-nod of satisfactory service, or pensionable in the salary staV 570 1 290 per nnnum Expatriation (allowance of 180 300 per annum and ouiht allowance of 30 60 on first appointment also payable Taxation at local rates Free firsi-claSs passages on first appointment and leave for officer wife and up to two chfrdren under IS years of age Government quarters at a rental ot 10 per cent of basic salary provided when avall- flbApply in writing to the Director of Recruitment Colonial Office, Great Smith Street. London SW 1. giving briefly age. qualifications, and experience.

Mention the reference number shewn against the pose applied for. MATRON Assistant Matron required In September. General duties Apply. Headmaster, Rossall Junior School, Fleetwood. CITY OF MANCHESTER EDUCATION OMMITTEE.

SCHOOL NURSE Applications are invited from Slate Reslstered Nurses, preferably holding the Health Visitors Certificate, for the above post in the School Health Service. SHarv 420 545 with Health Visitors' Certificate. 375 500 without Health Visitors' Certificate. Application form and particulars obtainable (Stamped addressed cm elope) from Chief Education Officer, Education Offices. Manchester 3.

P.O Box 4S0. to be returned by Auhuh 16. 1954 STEPPING HILL HOSPITAL STOCKPORT. PHYSIOTHERAPIST. Applications are invited from holders of P.

qualification, for the above post Applications, with full particulars and two references, to the Medical Superintendent. NATIONAL COAL BOARD OPENCAST EXECUTIVE A vacancy exists for a Shorthand Typist (female) in the Regional Offlce or the Opencast Executive at West Didsbury. Manchester Salary 5 17s 6d at 21 to 6 16s at 27 rising after four years' service to 7 3s 6d Applications from qualified Shorthand Typists should be forwarded, giving full details of age education, and experience to Regional Administrative Officer. National Coal Board Burton Road West Didsburv Manchester STAFFORDSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL EDUCATION COMMITTEE. COUNTY OF STAFFORD TRAINING COLLEGE.

Nelson Hall. Nr. Stafford Prlncipa' Miss Ma! loch, A Applications are invited for the post of Assistant Matron-Housekeeper at this College, training 30O women students. October 1. 1954, or earlier if possible The successful applicant will share with the Mairon-Housekccper the responsibility for the supervision of cleaning staff, issue of linen, etc.

(no catering), and must be able to deputise for the Matron En Sick Bay and minor ailments surgery IMA training or equivalent Some experience desirable. Salary National Joint Council for Local Authorities, Misc Grade 3. 395 15 (final increment 20) to 460 Pleasant bed-slttina-room and full board residence provided at an annual charge of 90 Applications (no forms) with the names ot two referees, should reach the Principal at the College by August IS, 1954 THF UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER The University invites upolicatlons for the post of Investigational Officer and Clerk Accountant in The Department of Agricultural Fconomlcs. Candidates should have clerical experience, preferably In agriculture andor a professional qualification in agriculture. Salary scales Men 335 20 to 515 25 to 665 per annum with an efficiency bar at 455 per annum Wnmen 310 15 to 355 20 to 515 25 to 545 per annum with an efficiency bar at 415 per annum Salary additions of 10 per tent on the first 500 of salary and 5 per cent on the second 500 of salary are payable, and a superannuation scheme is in force Initial salary according to qualifications.

and experience A-vpl'cat'ons hould be sent not later thin Auautt 31 1054. to the Registrar the University. Manchester 13 from whom further particulars and forms of application may be obtained UNIVERSITY OF BOARD OF CELTIC STUDIES Applications are Invited for a post on the Fditor.al Staff of the University of Wales Wel'h Dictionary Salary 500-6O0. Candidates should nossesx a good Honours dearee In Welsh Further particulars can be obtained from the Secretarv, University Regit try. Cathays Park.

Cardiff, with whom appVmiions should be lodged by August 21. 1954. ORTH MANCHESTER HOSPITAL at Applications (three copies), staling date Nc Nlj-VIN rtUU -iXl." A cc. ANCOATS HOSPITAL HOUSE- the n.mcs of three referees, should reach The University. Leeds 2 (from J'jritlcr particulars may be obtained) not OF WTATIONAL INSTITUTE AUStlSt 17.

LJ. COUNTY BOROUGH OF ROCHDALE. CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT NON-RESIDENT NURSERY NURSE. Applications are Invited for the post or non-rcidcnt Nursery Nurse at SprrrfK Bank Residential Nurserj, Bamford, Rochdale The nursery provide home for maximum of 22 children I rnm hirlh Tn ttlC nflC of flVC CUTS 'ANTriJ ni resident MKircss to nc-ai Subjects Torm ot cmiaren Public Offices and Institutions (3i6 jier line) COUNTY BOROUGH OF OLDHAM. CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT Applications arc invited for the appointment of Boardmit-out Officer, male or female, at a salary in accordance with APT DEvis.on Grade I.

i 490 15 to 535 per annum Preference will be given to candidates possess-Inn certificate In Child Care of a University Qualification Social Science Duties Include complete cross section of work under Children and Adoption Acts The appointment will be subject to ihe provisions ot the Local Government Superannuation Act. 1937 to a medical examination and. to one month's notice in writing on either side. Applications, stating age, qualifications, experience and present appointment, together with the names and addresses nf two referees, should reach the Children's Officer. 29 Belgrave Rand.

Oldham, not later than two weeks from the appearance of this advertisement. 6-7 cars Principal. Cedar House School. ois Hi nunadonshlrc OR SHIRE SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND SLCOS'DARY MODERN SPECIAL SCHOOL wcatiem are invited for the post of Ir1 'Jit MiMre (resident). Salary according iirtSim Scale for Special Schools is prodded in return for supervision Candidates should hold the certificate of the National Nursery Examination Board Salary dccordinc to Whtiley Scale, i.e.

under 19 310 per annum, at age 19 325 per annum, at ane 20 and over 347 10s per annum, by 12 10s in fUfiO Dcr annum, less deductions for meals on (School of Physiotherapy) Applications are invited from suitably qualified Dersons for the position of Principal of the School of Physiotherapy who will also be the Head of the Physiotherapy Department at the iboie hospital. The post will become vacant En December, 1954. Candidates should be experienced teachers of ihe Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, and nreference will he given to applicants holding both teaching qualifications. (TM.M.G and TFT) The salary will be on the scale 620f00 per annum and the appointment is In accordance with the Whitley Council terms and conditions of SC Applications, stating age, qualifications, details of experience (with dates), present appointment and the names and addresses of three referees, to be sent to the undersigned before August 23. 1954.

A T. SAMPSON, Group Secretary. Cnunpsall Hospital, Manchester S. WORKJ.KS Vacancies arise for WOMf-N OFFICERS experienced in public ieoHon; interviewing, and welfare work Some buiincss experience an advantage SUB-AREA OFTICER (hased on Newcastle): Salary scale from 500 per annum DISTRICT OFFICER (one of a teaml covering Yorkshire and Lincolnshire: Salary scale fc3B0-460 per annum Applications to I Area Officer. 30 Lowther Street.

Carlisle SENIOR DOMESTIC STAFr SUPERVISOR Female (preferably resident) required Apply. giwng particulars of training and experience and two names for reference to the DSmcstic Staff Offlce, The Royal Infirmary. Edinburgh Teach i Dinloma of the Collcae of nf ih rtimrt within two vears of duty and laundcnne of uniform 30 per annum. The appointment is superannuate subject to satisfactory medical examination Applications, statins age. qualifications, and experience, and the names and addresses of two referees, should be sent to the Children Officer.

2 Blackwater Street. Rochdale, within seven days ot the appearance of this advertisement. merit. Applications, with full particulars ni. rfrrej of two recent testimonials, to be 5e tty Principal, Yorkshire School for Blind.

King's Manor. York..