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SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1954.
Geneva Conference
Completes DELEGATE WARNS
Double
Southport, July 9.
Peler Thomson, 25-year-
old Melbourne
tralian, today
born Won
Aus-
the
British open golf champion- ship on the Royal Birkdale links here with an aggre- Kate for the 72 holes of 283. His rounds were 72, 71, 09,
71.
AGAINST
OVER-OPTIMISM
Geneva, July 9.
The Geneva Conference today continued its discussion on the non-introduction of arms into Indo-China, and French delegate, M. Jean Chauvel cautioned the conference that although progress had been made, it was not right to be over- Fast optimistic.
So Australia completed great double, for Doug Bach f Australla Won
amateur
month.
the championship
British
The last time both es went
to the of Britain
out
1930
same country in the same year was Bobby Jones of when America accomplished the feat the year of his great record of winning British and American open and amateur champion- ships In one year.
Britain's Dal Rees and Syd and South African Robby Scott Locke shared second place one stroke behind Thomson, Antonio Cerda
Argentine, of
Jim Turnesa of the United Statee and Jimmy were next with 286,
Aduma of Britain
Mr Alexsi Johnson, head of the U.S. delegation spoke first at this afternoon's restricted session, over which Sir Lionel Lamb, British Ambassador to Switzerland, presided. Mr Johnson supported the argument that Cambodia and Laos had to defend themselves and that Mr Chou En-lai, the Chinese Premier, had recognised this.
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Wein
to assure
Mr Johnson added that the Mr Sam Sury, the Cambodian French benes
Laon
delegate, again turned to the necessary for the defence of that question of the necessity for his
country
its defence. country.
Mr Li Ke-nung head of the He accepted a control on the in- of arms and men, Chinese delegation, regarded the troduction non-introduction of arms and (but he did not want it handled of the most by the Vietminh whom he re- men clause as one important in the armistice. Regarded as an aggressor,
for the general was grateful agreement reached saying that
base
Adams, so often runner-up in ble events, played some of tu- day's finest golf with two rounds dang bul
had too much of a of 09 load from the first two pounds.
no foreign
would be After
round this authorised in Laos and Cambo- the third morning, there was a three way
dia. He then proposed that the Ue
and question of the Seoul, Recs aniong
presence Thomson at 212 with Locke 214,
French inspectors and technicians Cerda, Turness and Bill Spence,
in Cambodia and Laos should be leader for two rounds, 215.
time discussed at the same that of the withdrawal of foreign troops by the military commis-
10
BATTLE WAS ON Then the battle was on with Scott the first of these men Anish. tis 72 for an aggregate of 284 sets stift target for the rest.
One
after another failed--
First Roes, the ninth
except Thomson.
dropping
В
s.coke al in 36, be still had to turn chanco when wanting a four at the last hole. But his second put the ball at the back of the green and he took three more. Bu only lod.
Then Thomson played with immaculate steadiness w keep below an average of four, as he noeded to do to win, and seemed to have shut the door to all rivals when a three at the 17th
alons.
COMMISSIONS
of
as
BOVIET VIEW
So
Finally. Mr Kouznetsov, viet delegule, agreed that Can
and bodia
Los should
be enabled to ensure their defence.
but he did not want the stocks
Increase In London Fares
London, July 9, MILLIONS of Londoners who travel by bus, under- ground railway and sabur-
ban traks will have to pay higher fares in three months
tluse, it was AN- nounced today.
The London Transport Tribunal today azotioned the fare increase, which will boost yearly face re venue by £4,375,000.
The majority of tickets
Increase bry one halfpenny but the cost of the dearer fares will go up by a penny (10d. to 1d.) Monthly weason tickets wil rise by two shillings, and other season Rokets by 10 Mall cent. China per
Special
Miss Kamo
Beaten By Judy Burke
Nottingham, July 9. Mise Sachiko Kamo, the champton of Japan. Was beaten in the semi-finals of the women's singles in the Nottingham
lawn tennis tournament, today by Miss
of Jums to boceme dangerous Judy Burke, the New Zea- Like M. Chauvel, he admittedland champion. that much progress had been
made by the deputics, thank to Miss Burke won 7-5, 6-2. the French delegation in par Miss Kamo's steady baseline ticular.
Miss Burke play had
a little bewildered in the first game and According to M. Kouznetsov, Pham Van Dong, chief of the
point had
reached the Japanese took her service, been
that, the New Zea- Vietminh delegation, came back the
agreements mado but after to the question of the relationa where the
adopted be incorporated In a lander.
forged between the neutral and mixed could
mothods and his document. commissions which, in
load 3-1.
Miss Kamo rallied, drew level and then led 5-4, but another fine run of three games gave Miss Burke the set.
opinion, must follow parallel The next meeting will be He insisted again fixed by the two presidents after
operations.
on the necessity of unanimous consultation with the delegation vote in the noutral commisstonheads-France-Presse. in serious matters and on the necessity of forming a single control commission for L206, Cambodia and Vietnam
all ques
Mr Phaz Van Dong desired niso that the powers
of the made him two under fours. Ele mixed commission be very ex- was on the slope of a buniter attended. This commission should the last hole and fortunately be able to render a decision on had a stroke to play with Ave to put him one stroke in front the
of Rees and Scott.
Turnesa, making a brave fight
long for a while, did not quite do enough the end. Locke was
in nów the only man with a chance
he fell, including the transfer of
troops or their withdrawal, Unes of demarcation of zones, demill- of larisation of these zones, for- In bidding military bases, etc.. his opinion, he said, the mixed but two strokes locway with commission would be qualified which he started the round was
execution of was to check on
to males just too many and so the brilliant young
New artstice agreements, Australian and
suggestions and if necessary, to: Zealand
had open titles
refer back to the neutral com- mission.
anxieties alloyed.
FINAL SCORES
rls
Peter
The Anal scores were: Thomson (Australia) 72, 71, 69 and 71, total 283.
Syd Scolt, 76, 47, 49 and 72, total 284.
Dai Recs, 72, 71, 00 and 72, total 284.
Bobby Locke (South Africa) 47, 21, 09 and 70, total 284.
Jimmy Adams, 73, 75, 69 and
total
OD,
71.
280.
Antonio Cerda (Argentina)
71, 73 and 71, total 285.
Jim Turnesa (United States), 72, 72, 71 and 71, total 286.
Peter Allies, 72, 74, 71 and
70 total 287.
the
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по-
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MISS UNIVERSE CONTEST
Five House Members Come To Rescue Of Greek Beauty
Washington, July 9.
Five House members came to the rescue today of Rika Dialina, 21-year-old Greek beauty whose dream of becoming Miss Universe of 1954 ran afoul of the McCarran Act.
They sent telegrams to the Secretary of State, Mr John Foster Dulles, and the Attorney-General, Mr Herbert Brownell, Jr, protesting that failure to get her a visa is "hurting" Ünited States prestige abroad.
It was reported from Athena, recommendation of
that
the Secre-
Mi Lover Dialina had been tory of State or the Attorney - denied a visa by the US. Em-General-United Press. bossy on the grounds that
An
Investigation of her background
was not completed.
She was said to have drawn an illustration for a book writ-
ten by A Communist.
The
telegrams for Mr Dulles
and Mr Browneli
DAVIS CUP
Copenhagen, July 9. France gained - 1-0 lend were signed over Denmark on the opening by members of a House Judi- day of the Davis Cup European Sub-Committee which zone semi-final match here lo- handies immigration legislation.
ciary
day.
singles between Kurt Nielsen, Denmark's lead- ing player, and Robert Haillet, was postponed until tomorrow because of rain-Reuter.
The signers were Chairman Paul Remy, the French No. 1, Louis E. Graham and Reprtson-beat Torben Virich, Denmark, tatives Emonul Celler, Francis | 6-7, 1-0, 6-3, 10-8, 6-1, E. Walter, Ruth Thompson, and The second Dewitt 5. Hyde
The telegram said that the Sub- Committee was truly puzzled
contained authority
in why
of the Mc- (certain) sections Carran-Walter Act is not being used by officers who administer Immigration laws in your name." Under the sections they cite the visa could be granted on the
Secret Talks Making Progress
The
Trung Gla, July 8.
secret talks at Trung seem to be making even Gla
than French quicker progress delegation circles will admit, it was felt here today.
The steady and accurate base
The question of improving the ilne driving by both girls con- Linued in the second set, with lot of the prisoners which a dealt with, Miss Burke getting just the subcommittee better of some lengthy rallies. appears to have been left well Miss Kamo held her own until behind and coriafn points of 2-2, but the New Zealander's detail to put into operation the greater control off the ground Geneva decisions are said to proved decisive in the next four have been examined practically. The Trung Gia negotiators WELL
not, therefore, be caught Earlier, Miss Kamo had short if the talks on the Banks reached the gateway to the final of the Lake of Geneva tako a of The hypothesis when she defeated Miss Maud rapid turn.
the
definite plan drafting of a Nordquist, Sweden, 7-5, 6-2.
of a ceasefire should caso not be excluded. At all events
games.
Burke
THE FINAL
in
In the final tomorrow, Miss the impression prevails that will meet Miss Jean the negotiations are going well. Petchell, who today defeated-France-Presse. NO VOWELS: The Amazon river tefthander, Miss Helen Fletcher,
navigable for 1,700 miles.
in an all-British semi-final by 5-7, 6-4, 6-4.
DIAMOND:
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London, July 10. About 100 warships of Dri- tain, Belgium, France, Holland and Royal Air and Norway,
take part in Force planes
10-day
New Zealand players do- minated the men's singles. In the semi-finals, John Barry, the New Zealand champion, beat Pryor, of Australia Geoffrey 6-3, 6-1, and Mark Otway beat Saguenayi Jeft
Otway and Robson are fn New conv
convoy
testing RIVER REDUS: Neume. Congo. Zealand's Davis Cup temning next Friday. Merne, GROECO.
Reuter.
M. Jean Chauvel, head of the French delegation, said that he was not right thought that it for the military commission to
discuss the
RIVER MIX UPS; have to introduction of arms and men Rhone; Nue; Don. problems because the question was of interest to all those in the conference, Thot just Vietminh,
the
Moreover, ho stated, one would have to form three con- trol commissions, one for each of the three states Laos, Car
Sam King, 89, 74, 74 and 20-bodia, and Vietnam. The three
total 287-Reuter.
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Out Of Six Mile
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the White City today.
B
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Earlier today. Josef Cammak, 22-year-old Hunghatatudent and Olympic cha200 troke the British allicebammer record with a cremendous throw of 190
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