LATE CABLES

Evening Star, Issue 17765, 13 September 1921, Page 8

LATE CABLES

PHILADELPHIA, September 11. The draw in the third round of tho National Singles paired Hawke.with Anderson; therefore there will be only one Australasian survivor in the fourth round.— A. and N.Z. Cable. c i i 10 LONDON, September 12. Beckett defeated M'Connack in the twelfth round. It is unlikely that this result will bring about another meeting with Carpentier in view of the manner in which the Frenchman triumphed in the previous encounter. Beckett’s victory strengthens Cook’s position in regard to Carpentier.—A The'rJiddin corresnonder.t of the Central News reports that a courie; hearing the Dail Eircann’s answer has left for Inverness. Dail Eireann 11 accepting the invitation to the conference with certain reservations, tho ohiet of which is connected with acknowledging allegiance to the Crown, iho plenlomentiarios will be armed with full authority to conduct really vital phases in the and N.Z. g Ler Mr llindies arrived aboard tho Ormonde. Interviewed, he said that he was more'titan ever convince d, that these meetings at the heart of the Empire w-ir'3 of tremendous advotUße r e to all concerned Undoubtedly the a<l\!ce am opinions of Dominion Ministers now carried great weight in Downing vticel ifo was rcMcrallv satisfied with the work oi the, ( nutereiu'e. He kiul teat lie anticipated much improved facilities for communication between the Dominions and Great Britain by air and cable services. He would continue to advocate the cheapest possible Pm* rates from overeoas. Ihe proposal to duplicate the Pacific cibla was being pushed, on, and tho matter would b gouo into as soon as possible Tho present intention was to hold tho aoM meeting of the Conference in 1923.