Semi-finals (eight fastest to final): Heat 1: 1. J. Boiteux (France), 4m. 33.15.; 2, ' °strand (Sar):,den), 4m. 33.65.; 3. J. C. Wardrop (Britain), 4m. 41.15.; 4. J. McLane (U.S.). 4m. 42.25. Heat 2: 1. W. Moore (U.S.). 4m. 42s Heat 3: 1. F. Konno (U.S.). 4m. 38.65.; 2. Duman (S

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CIVIL Service Commission. There are vacancies in the Government Service in Central London for Typists Grade I (40 • w.p.m.) and Grade II (30 w.p.m.) and for Shorthand Typists Grade I (100 w.p.m. shorthand, • 40 w.p.m and Grade H (80 w.p.m. shorthand. 30 wpm typing). Age limits 1

What do you think about Britain's effort at Helsinki ? Yesterday Toni Phillips invited readers to - give their opinions. Here is a selection of letters already received. the results are not quite as we would HANG OUT THE FLAGS! Have liked. He has becOme sour and bitter. T last t