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Fall From

Grace

JHAT I am wondering

W mostly about Estelle is

how she will be received -back into the little circle of which, until the other day, she was no much a part.

Estelle is 10 years old. She is not beautiful, plain, and she makes the most of herself by dressing neatly and carrying her

but she is not

five foot nothing with a sort of dignity.

Estelle, without encouragement from her parents, has, since she was 13, been a member of a re- London. South ligious sect in

You have only, to see the girl to know that she is

une of those who would give themselves un- grudgingly to any such organisa- tion.

who con

our fete?" "what about Estello?"

"Now Muriel's gone, what "what about the Brownles?" about Estelle?" She is that sort

of girl.

run

S to her history, I knew very A little. She had a reasonable education. She got a Job at once when her schooling was done. She had four jobs, indeed, as a comptometer operator, then she better job than any of the got a others, as a cashier in a West End store.

She sat in a smali office now. in the basement of the store. And the office was also used, as a convenience, as the matter of lost property office of the store. One day the other week a ring with a ruby stone was handed in Estelic, as having been lost.

who was a pillor of the church she had adopted, who spent her spare time doing nothing but and good, whom swearwords dishonesty alike appalled, stolę the ring. It was valued at £60.

•

TIE ring, as it happened,

belonged

10 the wornan doctor employed by the store, Its loss and its return by the finder were easily checked. The crime was easily ald upon She admitted it at once. She declined to be dishonest. They brought her to Great Mari-

Estelle's doorstep.

BLOANE eet, and there she

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SIDE GLANCES By

Surrey Back At Head Of County Table 30

FINE DISPLAY AT OVAL

London, July 4.

Surrey gained a good win over Somerset today to retain their eight points lead in the County cricket championship over Middlesex.

Surrey have now won 10 of their 13 games and have a total of 128 points.

Middlesex, who went to the top of the table yester. day until Surrey won today, have 120 points from 14

games.

runs.

I

Yorkshire, who beat Kent, Somerset wickets in three hours are third with 104 points from and 20 minutes for a total of 157 13 points.

Lancashiro's victory Glamorgan gave

them clear fourth place with 88 points from

12

over

on,

7. M. Rug V. I. PREDR

Alec Bedser, who took six for 40 and Tony Lock, three for 12, polished off the seven remaining first innings wickets. games,

When Somerset followed Northamptonshire, hitting two uns a minute in the last half Laker took a hand, claiming five hour, took first

innings points for 48. against Essex and are fifth with balding was decole, it was a fine

While most of the Somerset Capr. 1982 by NGA Burves, t 80 points from 15 matches.

They

performance by Surrey after five are followed by

hours bad been lost yesterday Derbyshire, 72 points

from 13 because of rain. matches, who were not playing

THE RESULTS the championship in this series,

Op a pitch which always favoured bowlera, Surrey took 17

In

Building Something New In Submarines

The following are the results of first-class cricket gammes end- ing today:

At Birmingham-Warwick- shire beat Leicestershire by an innings and 32 runs Leicester-

210 and 195 (Grove, right arm fast medium, five for 45). Warwickshire 437 for seven de- clared.

At The Oval-Surrey beat Somerset by an innings and 180 runs. Surrey 384 for ve de clared. Somerset 80

(Alex Bedsor, right erm fast medium slx for 40, Lock, left arm spin, three for 12) and 115 : (Laker, right arm off spin, five for 48). At Nottingham Nottingham shire-Sussex

match drawn. Sussex 410 for seven declared and 10 tr no wicket. Notting- Stocks 77). hamshire 501 (Simpson 210,

bost Yorkshire

143,

braith

"Sho is charging montal cruelty, but it's kind of hard for mo to understand how he got that black eye!"

Gives Up Mile From Shore

San Pedro, July 4. Florence. Chadwick gave up her 21-mile Catalina Channel swim today only a mile from shore.

She had been in the water 15 hours and 60 minutes.

weariness She fought

threa through the Inst hours of her swim during

four-knot

current, She covered 20 miles despite choppy waters

Channel The Catalina

2

record is 15 hours and 40 minutes.

Miss Chadwick is, the only woman who has sWUK the English Channel both waya-Reuter,

Triple Win For Frank Sedgman

WARNING UTTERED BY ENVOY

London, July 4, The American Ambassador to Britain, Mr Walter S. Gifford, warned tonight that the Atlantic

Pact nations must not allow

of

their natural differences opinion to endanger the free world's security.

Living Language

Why we say Wash it

out.

The phrase today means forget about it or start again and comes from the early naval practice of using a slate to tako down the words of a signal or message. "Wash it 'out" was an instruc- tion to wipe the slate clean before taling down another message;

SERVICES RECORDS BROKEN

Aldershot, July 4, John Savidge, of the Royal Marines, the British shot putt champlon who la In the British Olympic team. raised the Inter-Services record by feet 6 inches with a putt of 59 feet 3 Inches in the Inter-Services Athletics Championship. here.

He also increased the discus record by Ave feet five inches with a throw od 140 feet 7 inches.

The Army wrested the cham- pionship lile from the Royal Air Force) socuring 130 points with the Royal against 124, Navy third with 72 points.

The Women's R.A.F. won the

:

women's title with 64 points, the WRAC. were second with 52, and the W.R.N.S. third with 34.. Speaking at an Independence

Tim Anderson Day dinner given by the Arperi-tenant

in the pole 13 feet. can Society in Londen, he said vult to beat the existing record that the Soviet Union was try by 74 inches, and Aircraft Ing to use Hitler's divide-and Artificer G. conquer technique to further its Royal aggressive plans.

The danger lies in our taking our differences too seriously," he said.

14

Wright of the Navy recorded minutes. 22.7

to beat seconds Frank Sandoa" three - mlle record by 4.7 seconds.

The Hague, July 4. Holland is building four submarines of an entirely new and "revolutionary” Leeds-Yorkshire

At type, not yet available to Kent by 100 runs. any other sea power, the 283 for five declared and 273. Netherlands News Agency Shirroff 59, Halliday, right arm

Kent 144 and 300 (Fogg learned in an interview with off-spin, five for 73).

At Cardiff-Lancashire beat Vice-Admiral F. Stam, Flag Officer of Material

wickets. of the Glamorgan by seven

Glamorgan 295 and 159 (Wal- Dutch Navy, today.

kinu 63).

and Lancashire 285 Instead of the usual single 173 for three. guilty to the charge of cylinder form containing all

At Southampton Glouces os the matter stealing the ring, os alter equipment and appliances, thetershire bent Hampshire by six

new model is a triple cylinder wickets. Hampshire 188 was phrased, from her employers.

and A police officer told the story

type. Bennett, VC, and

180 10 Mr Paul

Vice-Admiral Stam said

(Cook five for 49). Glou- that cestershire 231 and 148 for four when he

done he said: the designer, a former naval (Young, not out, -72), There's a missionary-from-her engineer, M. F. Gunning, had

At church would like to speak for

Colchester Essex come to the conclusion during The last war that the conven- Northamptonshire match drawn. Essex 379 for dix declared (Tribe five for 114). Northamp- tonshire 383 for six (Oldfield Wimbledon champion, not out 129, Brookes 58, Davis Sedgman, won through to the in the Atlantic community had Inter-Services record. 54).--Reuter

finals in defence doubles title (with Ken Me- helped to make significant pro-long jump with 17 feet Gregor) and the mixed doubles gress against the threat of a (with Miss Doris Hart) today world war.. after his defeat in the singles of Jereslav Drobny (Egypt) in a one-hour and 20 minutes four set game.

her,"

was

He

new system of construc World Famine

tional form of submarine

cou struction should be broken with because of the Increasingly heavy performance demanded.

The now 1,000-ton model costs about 12,000,000 Guilders to build. The tion meant space gained weight and size reduced, Vice- Admiral Stam said, thus giving the new submarine greater speed.

and

NEAT, precise, balding, black-suited man of about 40, in collar and tie. went into the witness-box and said: "We are all very, shocked. The church officials had no idea........" stood down.

"I'm extremely Estelle said: sorry for what I've done, and the inconvenience I've caused to the owner of the ring. I sincerely hope it won't happen again." This, together with the ultra- The detectives in charge of the modern armament, makes, the case sold: "She says she doesn't vessel a far more dangerous at know why she took the ring,sault weapon then submarines that it was an impulse."

bullt hitherto, he added.

The costa would be far greater TSTELLE listened patiently to if the samo attacking powers according to the all that was being said. "It were applied

construction won't happen again, I hope," she old repeated.. "Hope,"

•

sold the magistrate.

"I should have thought you

·would have been certain it would not happen again, with your background."

mean that," Estelle said. Mr Bennelt remanded the case 'for a week for consideration. That would mean that for a week at kast, Estalls would

in

be

In her cell Holloway woul there

suffer from her sho own recrimina ons. It would be a week of torture,

What I wondered

about WOR how her friends would receive her when at last she returned to them. The test would be for them, not, longer, for.

any

Estelic.

Turks

"

Against Enosis

Nicosia, July 4 Turkish organisations in Cyprus today Jointly cabled Mr Oliver Lyttelton, British Secre- tary of State for the Colonies, more naying that they were than ever opposed to claims for Enosis uainn

of

Cyprus

+

Reuter.

:

method..

Henley Regatta

Results:

Threat

Vienna, July 4. Mr Trygve Le, Secretary General of the United Nations, said today that the threat of a worldwide famine is not only imaginary.

The

Corporal P.E. Goldsmith of "If we do we will be helping the Army dld 47 fect 01⁄2 inches Communist attempts to divide us in the hop, step and jump, two and to weaken thereby the great fect one and half inches bet- common effort we must make to

ter than the previous best, and maintain and

our peace, preserve freedom and security.

the Army and W.R.A.C.' both Reviewing events in Western broke the four-times 110 yards Europe during the past year, Mrrelay record, Gifford sald, that significant pro- Captain Audrey Williamson, gress had been made there. W.R.A.C., who competed in The streamlining of the North the 1948 Olymple Games, was Atlantic Treaty Organisation, the outstanding woman com- the development of the European petitor, Wimbledon, July 4.

my based on a European She won the 100 yards in 11s

Community, and the seconds, the 220 yards

new

men's

Frank

Army

in 20.0

sages elenchon of Western Germany suconda, which equalled her own

of his men's

the free work, united as never At the same time, he added, bufore in history, is holding the Ime of freedom against Com- munist aggression in Korea, as Miss Brough 4comed with Miss the British are holding it in Connelly to reach the finals of Malaya nt as the French are the women's doubles.

holding Fin Indo-China,”---

They now

→

play, the holders, Reuter Miss Shirley Fry and Miss Hort

Addressing a meeting of the

Misa Brough was to have Ausritty Logue for United Nations, he said that the

the played a third game today in

the mixed semi-finals, but as world population must be ex- her previous two matclies went pected to increase by 2,000,-

to declding sets this game was 000,000 people in the next 50 postponed until tomorrow. It to years.

will be played after her singles "Thus we have to continuennal, so the faces the gruelling our crusade against need and prospect of having to play four poverty with the utmost

pos- matches in one afternoon. sible strength," he said. "This battle has only begun, but my The brilliant run of the 11 own belief in the United Na- year-old Australian boys, Ken

first day." Reuter.

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FOR THE PREVENTION OF A sprinter, ended by reeded Vic Seixos Sweden's gold medallist at the

CRUELTY TO ANIMALS (U.S.) and Erie Sturgess (South London Olympics, lit a dire in

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It is not

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Olympic tests in light Russian people bate the Ameri- athlelles are.

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London, July 4, The quarter-finals of the Thames Cup for eights took place at the Henley Royal Re- gatta the afternoon.

The pre- sent holders of the Cup are the

Belgrade, July 4. A Greek all-party University of Pennsylvania.

Perilo- The results in today's quarter-mentary delegation, headed by M. Anals

Rowing Dimitrie Gendikas, President of were: London Club beat' Morton College, the Greek Parliament, arrived Oxford,

three-quarters hero by train from Athens to- 10 by.....

in 7 minutes 2 night for a 12-day friendship Broth 701 Frothy Foam tonight, fanfares played the

composed Christ's College, Camion This is the first time that ingering Blazing Glas- Olympic Co seconds;

by prominent. Greek personalities || 98_- Olarlag - Flagrant -- Gras, Aarne bridge, beat Isla Club

Merikantos, D Finn- lengths in 7 minutes; the have come to Yugoslavia since Decent Recent Reuter,

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prus with. declared that the Tur- kish minority of 95,000 in this Island took no part in today's

SONIA'S SLIP: How could strikco ́ ́ by: Greeks. In protest Australia beat the Thames Row- she have hidden in the room. be- against "Britain's uncompro-ing Club by three lengths in @hind the door when, as the mising attitude" towards union. minutes 45 escond Franco-| picture shows, the door opened

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