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Why we say A cynosure of all eyes.
A cynosure is a centre of attraction. The word comes fram the Greek kynox-oura, which means "The Dog's Trail" another name of the constellation of the Lesser Bear, which contains the North Star. All constellations swing round the North Star which is therefore the centre of attraction.
SEDGMAN HAS AN EASY WIN
overseas
were
соп-
Forest Hills, Sept. 5. The
women last two
players, Miss Angela Mortimer of Britain Long of and Mrs Thelma Australia, were beaten in the quarter-finals of the women's singles when the United States lawn tennis championships tinued here today.
They were easily defeated by former title holders - Miss Mortimer fell 6-3, 6-2 to Miss Doris Hart, and Mrs Long wis Miss by defeated 6-4, 0-2 Louise Brough.
Miss Mortimer played from the baseline too much to have any hope of beating Miss Hart. sound from there: She was especially with her backhand, not enough Lo but that was
her balance
opponent's own кред baseline play and her frequent smashes and volleys
the net.
An Australian-American Anal In the men's singles was assured as a result of today's results in the quarter-final; which brought together two Australians in one remi-final and two Americans in
the other.
Frank Sedgman, the defending champion, had little dimeulty in beating his young fellow Aus- tralian Lewis Hoad, 6-2, 0-1. 0-3 in the quarter-finals.
CHINA MAIL
Trade Unions. To Press For Sales Drive
Margate, Sept. 5.
Trade Union chief's will appeal to the Govern ment for a sales drive aimed at Russia and China, following the unanimous vote here today by delegates representing eight million workers at the Trades Union Congress calling for trade with everybody willing to do business.
But the sponsors of the resolution made it clear they did not want strategic war potential equipment to be sent eastwards.
Mystery
Planes At Air Show
Farnborough, Sept. 5. A squadron of unidentified low jrt
screaming "pirates" ofernend provided ነ un relicarsed curtain-raiser" the Arst public display
today of Britain's aircraft.
known planes flying from American
Britain,
to
hero supersonic
The resolution suid trade with China, Russia and other East European countries would make a "substantial contribullon” improving the International situation.
Sir Vincent Tewson. Congross General Secretary, will probably
talics arrange
between his General Council and the Trade Minister, Mr Peter Thorneycroft, But Union leaders are uncertain about what trngible effect can be given to the resolution.
Sir Vincent told the Congress that the General Council accept- ed the resolution,
The vote ended the five-day
at Congress
which unionista
A allow official said the un-backed the defence programme erald have been and agreed to think hard about before or the national economy Conachian
base in seeking big wage rises. force
By a 4,500,000 majority they that rejected again the view Britain should cut spending on arms.
Observers claimed they were Sabre jels-the fastest in operational squadron among the NATO powers.
Aghter
used
that
REDB DEFEATED
"the
greatest
Regulations laid down all aircraft should keep clear of This rejection will have an Farnborough aerodrome, but important bearing on the Labour three times fighters have passed Party conference at the end of overhead and have refused to September. The trade unions identify themselves ΟΙ
Ave-sixth of the toare conship. swer radio signals.
Party Later the 70,000 crowd leapt The unions confirmed the view
that
po measure of rearmament must be carried out within the limits of our power to and the means."
The Communists had decisivo defeats on a demand for an arms cut and in their opposition in "moderation" in wage demands. Bros General Council were all rejected.
their feet as the British test to pilot, John Derry, flying the De Havilland 110, smanshed the barrier with three emonious bangs.
It was the first time in the how that
s plane had caused show
three such explosions.
Neville Duke, in u Hawker Hunter fighter, also caused two loud cracks ashe-too-beat-the speed of sound.
His speed, when he flew over the airfield, was said to be over 700 miles per hour.-Reuter.
NEVER ANY DOUBT
There was never any doubt ebru Sedgman's superiority and at times it seemed it he was 667
giving his 17-year-old opponent a tennis lesson. Head's powerful service occasionally troubled the holder into errors or weak shols, but after the first four gomes it was all Sedgman,
Another Australian, Mervyn Rose, beat Richard Savitt 6-3, B-0, 8-6 in a stirring tussle. After winning
without much
the
first sel trouble, in the
on Saturday, Sedgman meets Rose in the other-Reuter.
SWISS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
"Big Three"
Envoys Snub
Rumanians
British.
Vienna, Sept. 5.
and United States
an
Their nominees for the Con-
But the unions also voted for
incrcakes "justilable"
made essential by
Hving rises in costs. Many unions have wage claims under negotiation.
The General Council Wis ordered to work out plans for
the
more State control of British in- dustries, though
Council plended for more time to think about this policy.
Mr Tom O'Brien, 52, 1 | Labour member of Parilament and cinema workers chief, is the new. Chairman of the Congress. -Router.
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1952.
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Indo-China Now A Top Priority In American Aid Plan
Mexico City, Sept. 5.
International Monetary Fund officials said to day that the $500,000,000 American aid to France to be requested in the next budget would give top priority to the Indo-China, war and other French military costs.
The loan, which Fund delegates on Wednesday revealed had already been settled by negotiators for the two Governments, would be the “absolute minimum" of what Congress would be asked to provide France when all forms of United States Government spending and assistance in France were taken into account.
Progress Made On Kashmir
Delegation Leaders
To Meet
branded
08
The officials, who are high
Governments sources in both but declined permission to use their
names, "ridiculous" comment by Wash- ington officials that they had "not even begun to think about what will be done in the next Ascal year pointed
It was
out that France must have D definite idea well in advance in order to prepare her 1953 budget on the of funds expectable well as draw up military plans which were dependent upon United States ald If the war against the Reds in Indo-China was to be continued vigorously.
08
The sources said that the loan
Geneva, Sept. 5. Mr Gopalaswami Ayyan- gar, leader of India's dele- gation, and Sir Mohammed would include dollare spent in France by American troops Zafrullah Khan, leader of stationed there, direct military the, Pakistan delegation, are aid both to France and to Indo- meeting tomorrow morning China, American orders placed
for the in, Franco
European informally, marking a signi Defence Community
TO MOTHER ficant development in the forms of assistance-
'Bonn, Sept. 5. Ivan Pirencik, 11-year-old Yugestav boy adopted by Ger man foster-parents, may go home to his mother after all.
boy to his fosterstody of the
lovel
i
be free francs
:
Hutton And
May
In Form
Both Get Centuries In Each Innings
London, Sept. 5. The England players, Len 'Hutton and Peter May, playing for Yorkshire and the MCC respectively, both scored centuries in each of their side's innings in the drawn Festival Match which ended at Scarborough today.
Both batsmen were at their best. Hutton, by his 137 in two-
today, and-threequarter hours put Yorkshire in a commanding position, while May, with an undefeated 100 in one-and- threequarter hours,
saved his side from possible defeat when the wickets began tumble.
to
In the
In another Festival Match at Kingston, three West Indians played a great pari Commonwealth's seven-wicket victory over an England XI.
When England resumed their second Innings today Sonny Ramadhin bowled with all his old dull and with his spinners took five wickets for 13.
Only Surrey's Laurie Fish- lock, playing in one of his last first class games,
was at case and made 52.
Frank Worrell (02) George
nsid Headley (61), two of the West Indies greatest batsmen, played splendid innings to help the Commonwealth
score the
187 needed with plenty of Umo to spare.
Forty-three-year-old Headley, known na "the black Bradman", had already scored 98 In the first inning
Today's results:
52,
and
At Kingston Commonwealth XI beat England XI by seven wickets. England XI 209 252 (Fishlock
Ramadhin ave for 73). Commonwealth XI 354 for alx declared and 168 for three (Headley 01, Worreil
62):
At Scarborough:- Yorkshire drow with MCC. Yorkshire
310 and 291 for seven declared (Hution 137). MCC 300 for six declared and 200 for eight (May not out 100)-Reuter.
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MOUNTAIN MIX-UPS: Chim- borazo; Cotopaxi, Cayambe; An-
third set Rose, lending 7-0. had French diplomats in Bucharest two match points but Savitt refused to attend parades and receptions held there a fortnight wiped them out with mugnin-
the August 23 cent passing shots. Agnin Rose go on
called Won match point,
this niversary of what was and
"the time he stowed the ball away
liberation of Rumania by the Glorious Soviet Army." with a neat yolley.
and other Cardner Mulloy (USA) bent according to reports reaching Ken Rosewall of Australia 6-4, here today,
joint Their refusal was 0 3-0, 4-6, 7-6, 7-5 in a ding-dong
present ministerial
But the sources' said it was battle to ensure an Australian- demonstration decided on at the
talks on Kashmir.
an accurate impossible to give American final on Sunday."
just moment in protest against He meets the winner of the
the bitter attacks made upon
Newa of the impending in-break-down of how France 'was formal meeting between the two likely to spend the money since Richardson Straight Clark their countries.
lenders was known after an in dollars, made available for one quarter-final in one semi-final The Rumanian Premier, M.
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formal meeting this evening bo- purpose would Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej, in a
'The International Refugeo
for another. tween Mr V. Shankar, adviser Lelegram to Marshal Stalin, had,
Organisation peilioned today to Mr Ayyangar, and Mr M. referred to
"American-British with the American High Com-Ayub, Secretary-General of the
TOP PRIORITY ' Imperialist criminal plans in-mission Appeal Court in Frank-
delegation. for the furt for a rehearing of its de-
It was authoritatively stated stigating another war
Pakistan stated that it would be that Indo-China now cen subjugation of the peoples," the cision to award
the first face-to-face informal recognised by the United States report sald-Reuter.
meeting between the two leaders us the top priority area which to discuss Kashmir since the must be defended if the Far dispute started in 1948,
East was to be saved from the Although it is too early, to Communist tidal wave. assess ita full significance so
for
France has boen pressing for aft to mako talks on Kashmir more American
RIDDLES: 1-When you are walking into a fly. 2.-When it the proposed possile its continued effort in
is hard rode, 3-Because they the two Indo-China which is costing the give leaders an opportunity to dia- Paris Government $1,500,000,000 are not novel-ties, 4-Because cuss various
they are pretty to look at, have The boy's mother traced him
aspects of the annually.
There are hints that unless sweet faces anti delicate hands, protracted issue through the Yugoslav Red Cross
with freedom
either economic.
direct but are somewhat difficult. and the International Refugee
and frankness. Organisation and petitioned for
It also reflected the desire of military old was forthcoming, regulate when once set going. When he presses his suit. U. two parties, to exploro even France might have to abandon | —One is hollowed out and the his
the tw return. But the American High Com-
which have not those ave
avenues explored
The officials said that negotin other is holleaed in: 7-Be- in the past for a mission Court ruled that he should stay
settlement of the tions were carried out by State cause he has ple-tures (picked with his foster-
Department technicians and
yours). 8.Because he goes on parents.-Reuter.
a bootless errand. Because it was
officials at both learnt that French fiscal
when once changed 12 soon
will determine the
emphasised. that date of
thee, 11.Because it is a bor- Geneva of the matter had already been settled gain. 12. cross bow (beau). departure from Indian and Pakistan delegations was ready
nelther Government 18-Because she is surrountied for Bombay
10 announce
by felloes (fellows). officially. pectively. The
The French fiscal year rúns known to have made provisional from Jarmiary to December while the United States budget your is
Crans-sur-Sierra, Sept. 6. Aldo Caseri of Italy led the ield with 134 (07 and 67) at the end of the second round of the Swiss Open Golf championship here today.
He was followed by J. B. Ado of France with 135 (07 and 88). The holder, Eric Brown, Britain, who took the lead with a nine under por 65 yesterday, earded 71 today for an aggregate of 130, Equal third with Brown was Ugo Groppasront of Italy (07 and 09)-Router,
Mr Churchill Collects
Folkestone, Sept. 5. The Prime Minister, Winston Churchill. collected when be backed his horze Non-stop, each vay at the Folkestone meeting today.
..
Non-stop, starting at 13 to eight, won the Sendling Handl- Car Churchill could not attend the meeting but his trainer, Walter Nightingall, backed Non- stop for him,euter.
RIDGWAY IN TURKEY
Ankara, Sept. 5. General Matthew Ridgway, Allled Supreme Commander in Europe, flew here today from Paris on a six-day visit to Turkey.
He will confer at Ankara with the Turkish President, the Prime Minister, the Ministers of National Defence and Foreign Affairs, and with Service chiefs. He will also inspect Turkish Arty units.
General Ridgway will return to his Parts headquarters September 11.—Reuter,
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two delegations
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although
Tuesday. Now and figures will appear in
DARTWORDS SOLUTION
'SQUANDEN-Blue-Boy-Buy -Purchase - Bire - Charter -
Mr Herbert Humphreys, Chief arrangements to leave Geneva from July, 1053, to June, 1956. Chapter Dean Bean Feest Engineer Superintendent of the on Sunday and British Tanker Company, ship-respectively, but their stay may the next budgets of both couns Bleat Table Tum -- Cock ping organization of the Anglo- now be extended----Reuter, Iranian Oil Company, died hero
London, Sept. 5. Rugby League results; Yorkshire Cup 1st round 2nd Ieg:- Leeds
2 Hull
10 today at the age of 02. (Leeds eliminated)
Since the war he had 16 responsible 4 Bailey
for Dewsbury
(Dewsbury eliminated)
construction and -Reuter. | tankors.—Reuter.
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