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6 THE OBSERVER, SUNDAY, JUNE 20, 1943 ISSUED BY THE BOARD OF TRADE STRAIGHT DEAL WINS THE DERBY SPORTING PRINTS CEjOlL PARKIN IT'S THE UMIDDAD NASRULLAH PLACED CRICKET GDUD THAT see how Ribbon will shape against the colts in the St, Letter. toollen clothes, carpets, blankets, lurj the things that are most difficult to replace are the thirm moths To AVHI rapid 1 tread wear III you must AVOID I III 1 Misalignment of wheels I III 2 Incorrect inflation 1 1 II llj 3 High speed and rapid acceleration I HI 4 Fast cornering I I 5 Fierce braking III All these waste rubber I III which is so Vital to Victory Jill jit lJ damage most. At this time of the year the" danger is prevalent, so take good care you are not caught napping. Remembers that it is the grub, not Che moth itself, that does the damage. Hatching out from almost invisible ejgs laid in any dark folds, the tiny larvae eat away predous fabrics just as a caterpillar eats away a cabbage leaf.

But sunshine and air u4U rid you of the menace. AIR EVERYTHING not in constant use every two or three weeks. Choose a sunny day and beat and brush your things thoroughly in the fresh air. GO HUNTING under coat collars and in pockets for signs of moth these are their favourite haunts, so if wise to go over your iiwiigfl aiiuuai bONT PUT AWAY garments By OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT 1 I nawmsrui Miss Dorothy Paget won a sensational Derby with her home-bred colt StraightDeal at Newmarket yesterday. She has been a lavish patron of breeding and racing for a number of years, and this was her first classic victory.

It was a race of thrills such as one associates with the films or the fertile mind of the fiction writer. Something like ten horses could be said to have held chances in the last quarter of a mile, until finally Straight Deal came with a very late run and got up in the last twenty yards to beat the Aga Khan's pair, Umiddad and Nasrullah. in a head and half-length finish. I have to award full credit to T. Carey for the confident manner in which he rode the winner.

He had made up his mind to save his mount lor a short run at the finish and car-jied out his intention with remarkable skill and exactitude. He tucked Straight Deal in behind on the inside for the first mile and a iurlong and then moved out gradually to the outside. The colt was about four lengths behind the leaders at the top of the hill, but once they had got into the Dip Straight Deal quickened smartly and. finding a fine turn of speed, raced into the lead at Just the neht moment. The winner's final rally was a fitting climax to a race which had been full of thrills.

Before passing on to the others I would only add that Straight Deal is a good looking bay colt by Solano out of Good Deal by Apelle out of Weeds by Arion out of Dandelion by Rochester. IN CLOSE TOUCH With Straight Deal out of the way the Aga Khan would have supplied first and second. Umiddad had a beautiful run all the way and was always in cl one tou ch wi tn the leaders. He deprived the pace-making Persian Gulf of the lead as they went into the Dip, but no sooner had he done so than Nasrullah came storming along on the outside as if he would run away with the race. But just before he got to the leaders he veered rather violently to the right and caught Merchant Navy a bump which he passed on to Pink Flower.

Straightened out. Nasrullah went past Umiddad and as they struck the rise 1 should say Nasrullah was about half a length in front of Umiddad. Whether It was a faint heart or lack of stamina It is difficult to say. but Nasrullah did not face the final hill with the same resolution as Umiddad who plugged along to resume the lead, only to be robbed of success by Straight Deal when in sight of the winning post. The divergence cost Nasrullah more than the distance by which he was beaten, but it has to be acknowledged that he remains an unsatisfactory colt, though perhaps the one three-year-old of his sex capable of rising to heights of brilliance.

Persian Gulf was the surprise of the race. He set off in an attemot to make all the running which is a tremendous tasx in a race nice ine ueroy. ror a long way he had his stable companion neraia ior ciose company, out rersian Gulf lasted much better. Even after he had been passed by Umiddad he louaht on in a manner which reminded me of fits half brother Precipitation. iStinizswav was lust Den ma Persian Gulf at the winning post, but there was not the same sparkle as in the 2.uou Guineas.

Whereas he had then finished with a burst of speed he merely clodded alone In the last Quarter of a mile, it was an ne couia do to neat his stable mate Merchant Navy, who in all probability would have been a contender for minor honours but for beiruz interfered with bv Nasrullah. ririK lower came next. Dut ine utile colt had just about shot his bolt when he received unwelcome attentions. Way In. the third Manton runner, performed mcloriouslv.

He made a forward move about half a mile from the finish only to fade out in a few strides. All the honours in the Oaks went to Ribbon even if she did not earn the spoils. She whipped round at the start. out made sucn a eaiiant attemnt to make' uo arrears which amounted to somethtng like ten lengths that she only suffered a neck defeat at the hands of Why Hurry It will be interesting to cleaning moths love dirt and always go first for any soiled spots. PRESS WITH A HOT IRON over a damp cloth where airing is difficult or the things are too heavy to move.

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Minimum first subscription 50. Tax deducted at source where interest exceeds 5 per annum. HOTELS R. C. ROBERTSON-GLASGOW Cecil Parkin, of', Lancashire- and England, whose death occurred last Week, could bowl every known kind of ball, except very fast, and several that -were all -his inven tion; and, as it was often his whim to try- to fit them all into one six-ball Over, his time was He enioved fantasv.

exnerlment. and laughter. He loved cricket from top to toe, and he expected some fun In return; but, when a- bowler's task towered, bristling, and hostile, in-front of him, he attacked it with a stern Northern resolution and with every resource of his consummate art. In County and -England cricket, his career was short: too short. He went to Australia in 1920 under tne captaincy of J.

W. H. T. Douglas, and in five losing tests he was second in the England bowling averages, and. In the process, made comments, richly personal and fiercely descriptive.

In summer 1921, he conUnued the losfng, but to him nearly always humorous, struggle against Warwick Armstrong's great Australian side in England, and his battle-with H- L- Collins in the fourth Test at Manchester was a match in itself He again appeared in 1924 for England against South Africa at home, but soon afterwards he accepted a Northern League engagement. To this concentrated type of cricket his genius was perfectly suited. He was a born showman, and he had much to show. Further, hi great skill in bowling off-breaks, mostly from round the wicket, was just, the thing for the slower turf, of the North. His facial and verbal expressions, his very gestures and movements, were natural No cricketer so easily indicated surprise, anger, or resignation, and, when life and the batsmen were dull, he would conjure the ball from or into his pocket, or flick it up from boot to hand like a Cinquevalli or a Rebla.

In years of his fame and prime, the middle 1920s, his figure was trim and lithe, and he had a beautifully high and easy action At his best, which was nearly always, he was the most artistic and various of bowlers. Only sometimes his temperament balled over, and he would say. and perhaps write, things which, as intended, shook his audience with rage or merriment. His satire had peppei as much as salt. But, in essence.

Parkin was a lover of life, and of Lancashire life above all. He always seemed to have something generous to do. something good to say. In later years when he had put on vast weight, he was integral part of Test matches at Old Trafford. surrounded by friends and bursts of laughter.

And how those friends will miss and remember him. PATER80N'S 61 SEC8. VICTORY Jackie Paterson. Glasgow, gained one of the finest and quickest victories in ms career at nampaen i'sric, uias-gow. last ntght He knocked out Peter Kane, of Golbome.

Lancashire, in 61 seconds to win the world's flyweight title and retain the British and Empire championships. The end came so quickly that marly of the 35.000 spectators probably did not see the punch which really gave Paterson the triple crown. It was a beautiful right, which caught Kane on the side of the jaw and sent him half-dazed to the floor. SCHOOL MATCHES M.C.C. 170.

Tollbridge 107; St. John's. Leaibertiead, 144. Whltgift 105: Queen Elizabeth's. Barnet, Old Elizabethans C.T.U.

(Sandhurst) 169 for 9 dec. u. F. Cory-Wright 7 for 851. Eton 106: Wmoneater 113.

Bank of England 170 for 5: An O.C.T.U. XI 62. Charterhouse 106 for Grasshoppers J.62. Epsom 111: An RJi.F. XI 56.

Bancroft's 78: Malvern 191. Ior 9 dec. (J. A. K.

Lee 99). Merchant Taylors' 55. HaUeybury and I.S.C. 85. Harrow 86 for 5: O.C.T.U.

XI 161, BradSeld 71: 'Forest 3U, u. foresters as: Keiaate u.s. s. si. Dunstan's 108 lor 7: Clliton 140 and 56.

BlundeU's 7B and 52: Ira error the Dulwlch score In the match wltJi Harrow was given aa 177. The cor-reot result was Harrow 153, Dulwlch 117. Marathon Result L. H. OrunUu (Heading list year winner.

2 nr. 54 mm. 44 T. Richards (Ulichami, 2 nr. 55 mln.

13 sec. 2: j. Bell West-buryj. 2 hr. 55 min 3i 3: O.

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Cir. REVUDEVLLLE. 12th Yr. 164th Edition. (4th week).

Cent, dally. 12.15-9.30 p.m.. Last 7.50. A VIVIAN VAN DAMM PRODUCTION TXT INTER QARDEN. Drurv Lane.

6.3Q. 2.30. Tom Arnold presents THE VAGABOND KING. W. Booth.

A. Zlegler, T. Deane, S. Walker. Hoi.

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oac, at 2. "OUIET WEEK-END" 1 2nd Yean bv Esther McCracken. Wyndham Th. ingbt run AXTVNDHAM'S. To-morrow at 2.30.

Soec by Central School of Speech and Drama. Tickets: 10-. 76. 5-. 26.

SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL. 1943. Stratford-upon-Avon Until Sept. 11 Nightly. 7.50 (ex.

Mono; Wed. 61.. 2.50. Stratford-upon-Avon 2271. OKE A SHEPHABD SHOW.

3 "Magic Carpet Princes. The Man Who Came to Dinner" Savoy; "Arsenic Old Lace" Strand; "Junior Miss" SavUle PICTURE THEATRES rMFIRE. Today, 3.30 to 9.0. XLd in to 111. "THE HUMAN COMEDY Ui.

Mickey Rooney. Frank Morgan. James oraig, Marstia Hunt. etc. lAunuAi, rsaymarjfcci.

wm. VT HELLO. FRISCO HELLO lUl. (In Technicolor). Progs, 3.30 6.25 EICESTER 8Q.

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Peris, con. ir. 11.10. ON DON PAVILION. To-dav.

Irom 3.0. J-s YOUNG 4s WILLING (U). William Hoiden. auaan Hayward. feooie BracKen.

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one perl, at 4.5 VJ p.m. A. Walbrook. THE LIFE AND DEATH OF OOUJNS. BLIMP (Ul.

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Anne Orawlord. David Farrar, The Dark Tower" (A). Flanagan At Allen, Theatre Royal (til, a.so 6.3Q CONCERTS MUSIC IN THE SOVIET UNION. Exhibition at 160. W.l INOVELLO'SI.

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ROYAL ALBERT HALL. B.B.C. ANNOUNCES SIR HENRY WOOD'S 49 th Season. NIGHTLY', at 7. till Aug.

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from Royal Albert Hall (Ken. 3661V Cfiappell As 50. New Bond-st. W.l I May 76001. ml usual Agents.

CAMBRIDGE THEATRE. SUNDAY CONCERTS TO-DAY. at 3. JAY POME-ROY presents (auspices at Music. Art.

mnd Drama Society l. LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. SIR ADRIAN BOTJTLT. CLIFFORD CURZON. Overture Egmont.

Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 1 lo minor. Brahms: Symphony No. 35 In (Banner). Mozart: A Shropshire Lad.

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12: Wigmore-st." BSo NEEL 8TRINQ-: OROHEaTRA. Cnnrfiirlrtrr BO Via NKEl'v-TPSHTH 1 AN NIVERSARY CONCERT. WIOMORE HALL. WED NEXT at 6.3B. Bach.

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with JAC- Muab trLtunu uHtiitbiisA. conductor: DR. REGINALD JACQUES. At the Piano: BERTRAM HARRISON. June 29 Sonata Realtal wltri WEINOARTEN.

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WIOMORE HALL. TO-DAY 1STJN.1 at 3. In aid of the Red Ensign Club. SCHUMANN Klndefscenen. CHOPIN Sonata.

OpT 35 Fantasia, tec. 61: At-. 2-. at Hali. FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

JUNE SOth. 3.15 D.m. In the CHURCH BUILDING. 1, NUTFORD-PLAOE. W.l.

IN MEMORIAM DAONALL. In affectionate remembrance ol Reginald Poster Dagnall. husband ol Ada. on tbia his birthday. Jane 20.

Died November 16. 1942. Mu memariet ore fomerAIno no one can steal. Mv heartache 49 aom fining no ou can hgdz. CAMBRIDGE DO WELL A Little too Good for the C.C.C.

Bj 0UH SPECIAL C0HHE8P0NDENT Cambridge University, who are to play Oxford on June 26, beat the Club Cricket Conference, at. Lord's, by five wickets, in a match that never threatened to part the hair with' excitement; but it showed that- G. L. Robins will lead a University side at least as strong as that beat uxiora last year. persons paid ill me Lurusuies ior inp kdedi or Tnp Jted cross Walker a' calm front wan -presented by Hobbs of Flnchley and Pearce of Ealing can.

At 32 the tall Robins put hiinMlf -on at the Pavillonrnd. and -his-slowish left-hand bowling, cleverly -flighted and varied, troubled the batsmen more than ine primer. At 40 Pearce hit over a cut and was caught at wicket. Hawker, caoable of excellence, never quite ungiued his lecnmque, ana rtowi. relieving Austin, soon had him causht at close nonar.

leg. Hobbs. who had been careful but never aun, reacnea nis just before iiuicn, wiien me score was lor two. And. after the lunch, th cAtaM Robins put on Jackson at the Pavilion end.

Howl at the other. Both were accurate and pitched the ball well up. but. frankly, in the familiar words of the Yorkshlreman. it was not so much well bowled as badly batted," and the soft air echoed to the rhythmic and punctual crack of stfimns.

For an hour the Cambridge batting Bcjjuitriirai. uma witn nisi in-swlngers and Couzena. who slung them down quite fast to a length, were ueawu as are ricn aunts Dy lmpe cuniOUS nenhews. Brideer nftfir stroke or two of quality, was very late to Couzens and lost his off stump. in uie same over woodhouse was missed at wicket, but at thirteen he was neatly taken in the gulley.

Farr, a tall batsman of fluent and pleasing style, and, the determined Marriott were together at tea. Afterwards these two wore down the attack amidst intermittent and some. times ironical applause. But there was in pieniy. scarce ana otter, tne latter a lively left-hander, each had a turn, and S.

G. Smith, of Sevenoaks Vine, nearly caught a return hit of great power from Farr. But it was tne wining couzens wbo Intervened, at 97, ToDDine: makine ouick ground to the right for a catch behind the wicket from Farr. Marriott meanwhile varied calm with some strong straight and off driving. Jameson and he were both out at 126: then Jackson ended the match with a pull-drive to the boundary: which was reminiscent or many a saturaay even ing at Godalmlng.

C. CLUB CRICKET OONPEniNCB Hobbs. Howl A Pemroe. Austin, Jackson Hawker, Marriott, Howl Thompson, Howl Willi am son. Howl 8 Smith, Jackson Topping, Howl Crowmirst.

Jackson a Potter, Brideer. Jaokson Lund, Howl Couzens. not out Extras 51 17 15 13 12 0 6 0 2 2 0 17 135 Jackson 4 Total -Howl 6 for 24: Bowling ior ere. OAMBRIDCE UNIV. Brtdger.

Oousens 6 Marriott, Pearce, Orowhurst 59 Woodhouse. Pearce. Cousens. 2 Fan. Topping, Oousens 33 W.

Jameson, Orowhurst 26 Howl, not out Jackson, Potter 7 Extras 15 Tola (6 wt 139 T. Walker. O. Robins M. While, and A.

AUAlin did not bat. Bowling. Couzens 3 for 32; Potter 1 for 10; Orowhurst 2 Ior 33. THEATRES rem. 7611.1 Eve 6.15.

Tom Arnold nresenis lror Hovello'a THE DANCING YEARS. 2. ALDWYCH. Tern. 6404.

6.0. Wed. As 2.30. Diana Wvnvard. Anton Walbroolc, Athene Seylvr, Margaretta Scott.

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Wed and Sat. a 6.30. Nck- Revue. SWEET AND LOW. Hermtnn GIN OOLD de Walter CKIBHAM.

APOLLO. lOer. 6.15. MaLbw H.3Q. rLAHt MTU," By Ttarence Raitigan.

ARTS. (Tem. 7541.1 To-day, .50 dt 7.U. Kv 0 1 Mnn I Mat i Tn THE rfUDUMENT 6P DR. JOHNSON.

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Wede. Thrs. at u.15. John Laurie, aith Evans. Isabel Jeans, Deborah Kerr, in net-nara Shaw's MCAWrBHKAK HOUSE." COLISEUM, Charing Cross.

Tern. 3161. Twice Daily, at 2.30 Ac 650. NERVO ana xLaOX. ua a new itevue.

11 IT'S FUULIHH BUT IT'S FUN." C10MEDY. iWhL 2578.) at 6.15. 2.4a. The Hew logical thriller, 37, V.u. urioufaiy aoaoroing.

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Mons.i 2 P.m. irfonaan jjongesi. itun. BLITHE SPIRIT, by aOEL 1AWARD. DUKE OF YORK'S (Tern.

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and at 2. so livimp. ROOM. Bv Estner McCrackten. with Louise Hampton.

Jane Baxter. GLOBE. I5yn. 2.3U. John Citments in THEY CAMfc TO A CITY." J.

B. PneMley i New Play. Directed by Irene HAY MARKET. 6.30: Weds ac Saii 2.30. INOEL COWARD'S SEASON.

PRESENT LAUGHTER THIS HAPPV BREED." and tub MERHV WIDOW. Cyril Madtce LYRIC. INTERNATIONAL BALLET. Com. June 28.

6.30: Wed 2. so. Season's Pros. a Theatre listed, atampj. Per.

3686. NEW. 6.45. 2.30. SADLEH'8 WELLS BALLET.

The Wise Vurfflns. OLselle ILast wk.l. saaier'a weua Opera com. June 29. PALACE.

(Ger. 6854.1 vgs. 6.30. 2.30. Jack.

Hylton'a Hla-HI. FLANAGAN ALLjEN. Morence Dpsmnnri Gwen Oatley. Eodie Gray. PHOENIX.

6.15. Wed. 2.15. John GiclKud, Yvonne Arnaud. Leslie Banks, Angela Baddeley Connrevc LOVE FOB LOVE.y PLAYHOUSE.

"Whi. 7774. lgs. (exc. Mons.p.

tj.3U. 2.30 OLD WC CO. in THE KUSSIANa. A new oviel play ay Konstantin Simonov. Thurs.

A 2.3o. 'irtn sh.nh.rH MAtilu CARPET." Sydney Howard. The Best Kevue in Town." fci. Pictorial. ST.

JAMES'8. Special To-tn. (Mon.) ic Tuesday, at .30 Michael KedjErave Sonla Dresnel in PARISIENNE." For Theatrical Uharltles. Usual prices. ST.

JAMES'S. 6. IS; Th. 4: 2.15 Michael Valeria Ronald Redgrave. Taylor.

Squire. A MONTH IN THE COUNTRY. OT. MARTIN'S. ITem 1443.) 2.30.

PAMELA BROWN. MARY HMTOK. HUGH SINCLAIR. LEA SF.IDL. OAVILLE.

ITem. 4011.1 Eves, fa zn. wed Ss 2.30. Shephard's JUNIOR MISS. Riot ol Laughter brilliantly acted screamingly sunny." 8.

Dispatch SAVOY. (Tem. 88B8.) Evga. 6.30: Mats. Wed.

As 2.30 FIRTH: SHEPHARD resents THE MAN 0AM TO DIN-IEB. ROBERT MORLEY. 2nd Year. STOLL. King-sway.

Hoi. 3703. Dally. 2.15 As 6.15. Prince Littler SHOW' BOAT." "Mr." jetsam.

Mart Daly. Pat Taylor. Owyneth La see lies. Bruce Oarlax." STRAND. (Tem.

2660.) Evga. 6.50; Thurs. As 2.30 FIRTH SHEPHARD presents "ARSENIC Jk OLD LACE." BraSS-waite. Jerroid. Wayne.

Pettingell. Wlllard mHBATRE MOLIERE fmnlr nnli JL in French. June 20 and 27! lAwjuiriea. wm. 3a44 TTAUDEVILLE.

(Tem 4671.) 6 D.m rueav ra. sat 2.30. Return af JOHN JAlLLB in MEN IN SHADOW. f'-'w wauiA inuniRK ana VI0T0RIA PALA0E. (Vic.

1317 I Dally. 2.30 At 6.0 (ex. Frl. LDPINO LANE in LA-dl-OA-dl-DA. A laugh a minute." Dally Express.

to 126. 1KTESTMINSTER. (Vie. rw.HX I 1... Donald Woiat In THE IMAGINARY INVALID.

6.30: Wed 3I30. VW wo Mto. I r. I KW aSU IS.U WH I TEH ALL. (WW.

669S. H.sn: vv Matinees Wed. and Sat. 2T30 THE rbrults 12.0 (12.4I Wilbur Ion u- Sassoon's F0IRI QW. LYONS, by Misuses jT Lowrey.

s-i), Lady Bend Lesder, by Royai afinstrel- (O BridBlencT, 5-1 Ld Derby's Roreslii, in wrare. s4.uv.jl a. oaort (J Tote. Win. 7s.

pieces, Is. 3s. 2. 6d. Also: Catsklnner.

Martlet Prnxfcv uunn. Pembroke Battle of Britain. Honeyway, Ren wood, Billy May. EstrelUte. Little' Britain.

Fair Portia. Am Allana. Bacfcalor'a unuro, rryuiR trmn. uorysaus. 12.30 I12.36K Wood Bitten Btekaa.

lm. If. Mr Esmond's WINTER'S TALE. by Poxhunter (H Allsop. 15-2 j.

1 Mr A Hirst's Stromness. by Pay Up Nevett, Sir Brooke Isaac of York, by Hyperion Lane. 10O-6K 3. Leaaer. loie.

win, Aia. pi sees, 5s. 1 12s. 16s. 0L Also: Marble Faun (3-1, HJa-watha.

Admiral's Luck, Hyderabad. Triumvir Tremont. Hakuma. Detector. BLa Ham.

Portrush. Persian Lady. Templewood. Land ing net. uiveotis, retoroia 1.0 (1.4.

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by Oold Bridge (W Stephenson, 7-11. Mr Rankin's Pure Oold, by iro-ia oriage zsmibn. t-n, UK. UelHeaj Tote. win.

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Oomatas (3-1, Mr Sellers, Poiymnia, Warsaw, Anniak orinsn 1.48. New Derby 8 1 1 Vim. STRAIGHT DEAL, by Solerlo Oood Deal I Miss Paget. Carey 1 UMIDDAD. bv Dastur Cdalnur H.H.

Aga Kaani, 9.0 Elliot 2 NSBnULLAn, oy nearco Mumtaa Begum (H.H. Aga Khan). 9-0 Riohards Persian Oulf (Lady Zia Wernher, 9-0 Bridffload Kinsswar (Mr A Sa under ii g-n Wragg 5 Merchant Navy (Mr A Hedleyl, 9-0 Nevett 6 Pink Flower (Oapt A Ollaon 9-0 Lowxey 7 Herald (Mr Woodward). 9-0 Smith 8 Flight Commander iSlr OunlilTe- Oweni. 9-0 A Wragg 9 Way In (Ld Aston.

9-0 Richards 10 turn unancpiior a tiornungr, 9-b Smith 11 Brush Off (Mr Baxrtngton 1, 9-0 Cvans 0 Tippet (Mr Blagravei, 9-0 Gardner 0 Anubis II (Mr wadei. 9-0 Payne 0 Booby Trap (Ld Derbyi. 9-o Wragg 0 Baman fTne Aga Khan). 9-0 Burns 0 rirsi ioir ta jnoAipine), 9-u Marshall Victory Torch (Duke of Norfolk), 9-0 M'Beary 0 Wans ford (Mr Olding). 9-0 Mullins 0 wniriaway tzar uiaing), 9-0 A Jones Harroway (Mr A Redman).

9-0 Stephenson 0 Delmos (Ld Seftoni. 9-Q Gomes 0 Kunway imt tr wsuoni, a-o Taylor Off 1.55. Trained bv W. NlsFhtlnaall. S.p 6-1 Way In.

1-V2 Hlgn Ohancellor, 7-1 Merchant Navy. 1 Klnnswav 17-2 Pink Flower. 9-1 Nasrullah. 1 OO-ft nmld- dad. lOO-o STRAIGHT DEAL.

18-1 Flight LoiamMioer, tx-i oowy i rap, au-i kuh- way, Persian Oulf, 66-1 Tippet, Herald, Tote. Win. 1 14s. places, 10s. 9d IOk Bs.

Won a head. 1. Timet 2m. 30 2-5s. 2.20 (2 Coventry fttakaa.

M1sa Paget' ORESTES, bv Donatello XI IT Carey, 15-81. Sir Cooke's Happy Landing by Windsor Lad (R A Jones. 6-4. fav. 2: Mr Joel's His Excellency, by Neereo fC Elliott, 8-1).

3. 31. fNight- ingaii.1 ioie. nto, on. places, iis.

25 3a. 3d Afeo: Head Worker. Lord Bobs, Seven seas, i ton in Heaves, sxartaban. Road-house. Klrman.

Friar's Fancy. 2. so (2.51V npvslon H'cap. lm. Maj Walker's 0HANDA, by Blaionry 0 Riohards.

5-1). Capt A Jameson's dv eat coamo A Ricnardaon. 7-2. fa vi. 2: Mr Olasspool's Valiant rTiir py vv yen wooa aqdo; i ocniui.

loo-s). 3. Leader.) Tote. Win. 15s.

places. 5s. 9fl. 6d. Also: Jeepera.

Creepers. Starwort. Tl- tjnin, acnooi iot ttocany. amo soas, tontoon. raiio.

Lianeiwedd. Rosslyn, Courtier I Tote Double 10 15s. 276 winning tic. rwi; 3.lu. At Aider shot.

Rest of S.E. Command 60. Alder shot District 206 (for 8 wkts.l (T Evans 62. A Hllder 72 not I. (Two-day maicn i At Trent Bridge Leicestershire 114 tw palmer r7.

uapr Kama by 3 for 0) Notts 115 i lot 4 wkis AL Tunbndire WrtK Linden Park 56 (R ami in ior i. Baacocic 4- lor 17 and 123 for British Empire XI, 174 I for 4 aec i its. in. spearing 711. At -Woolwich London Counties 225 (for 8 dec (F.

S. Lee 83 not). Royal Artillery ai. a xounfE a ior PALM COURT HOTEL for Your Sumrrimr Vacation Take ydur nccetsary break and renew your strength for Victory. Sun ill tne, Good Catering.

Food Jrom our own Farm. Licenied. Oit count to H.M. Forces. Phone Torquay 2187 Write co S.

O. Purfcjs, Patm Court Hotel, TORQUAY, DEVON Guests miy come to Torquay without restriction THE OSBORNE TORQUAY Telephone 2232 REDUCTION TO H.H. FORCES FULLY BOOKED UNTIL LATE SEPTEMBER WITH FEW EXCEPTIONS FOR MEMBERS H.M. SERVICES NOW REIUVIM OCTOBER AND THE WINTER MOUTHS BUDOCK VEAN HOTEL SOUTH-WEST CORNWALL HARRY PARKINSON. RES.

MAN. DIR. ON LEAVE Old-World, Romantif 0CKF0RD WOOD HOTEL GODALMINC, SURREY In woodland setting one hour Waterloo. Offers the Ideal Restful Holiday. Terms from IB 6 per Day inclusive.

'P6on Godmtming 55t Hove newest Hotel. Private bathrooms. SACKVILLE COURT HOTEL, K1NGSWA Y. HOVE. 3.

Fully Licensed. Hove 629a. A A- CROWN HOTEL RA-- Lyndnurst. New Forest. Prequeat train Inclusive charges, 21s.

p.cL Licensed Ph. 15. Car at Sta tion upon request. THE HISTORIC 15th CENTTJHY SPREAD EAGLE at Mitthurat. x.

that Gtewaj to the ouuui iMRin uiua jdu welcome. UOII, flahlng. ruling close. JProm 6 gns. to 10 gns.

LONDON HOTEL. OTTERY 3. MARY. DEVON. A A.

RJL.C. Phone 39. PuUv uicmseo. ror tnae seejung aaiety ana rest. Terms from 3', uns.

Proprietor. Captain 5- s1 IVV1J'U- n.u., i re to PAIGNTOT SEA FRONT THE MARINE PRIVATE HOTEL has a few vacancies. lerms a at gna. w. a at c.

all bedrooms: ojgungfs. sunnv Dai cony pnone 5557 MASKEE COURT a PAIGNTON Front. Modern Hovel for a good Holiday. Bookings now 4-6 trrifc FRONT Comfortable. Modern ont Bed cSe B'fast from 7 tt.

Phone 5269 lo avPd crowds Fr. gna. Ph. 5534 C00MBE HOUSE HOTEL, NR. SHAFTESBURY, DORSET Away from the atmosphere of war.

(Ashley Courtenay recommended.J THE WHARF. TAPLOW. Charming Rtversldfe Guest Koush Piritr-oiac cuisine: moderate lertns. Te It phone Aiaiaenneaa TORQUAY. LE OHALET HOTEl In own grounds overlooking sea 3 mln.

principal shops Finest home cooking. Spec, terms lor extended stay. Ph. 34791 Small Hotel. Deacefullv ultnt nvn Kiuuuun.

Duuurattu iofuuay. uqoq Catering EDINA COURT HOTEL, TORQUAY, 1 tea town bus oauuiii rinrtf 1 dens, tennis baltrm. 4 gna. ph. 305511 rriORQi -L Bal UAY.

OHALET ROSE HOTEL, Babbacombe adlolndnir iu frtrmt tiaH rooms with Breakfast and Dinner. 8a. 6d. A HEALTH RESTORING HOI.inav TORQUAY Conveniently situated for sea ana beiolib in one acre 01 sunnv crarden UPLANDS HOTEL. Fvery romlon Hampton's beds.

H. O. 1 rw imtnagrment. lei. gYHOY EXCELLENT train service from all parts via hltchurch.

Wem or Rhr-hnrtr Oopeyances available to HAWKESTONE PARK HOTEL, WESTON-TjrnlUK-REI. CASTLE A flnt-clasa sol' oourw aablnir available. jtiilm i nu i ill. (vq jmh A very comfortable residentfal. Beat eulBlce.

Beauuiuvl croundi and ooiwtrr Uod. tuai 2 NATIONAL WAR BONDS j6T JTHMS c6uiON FOR FREE LEARjtTS To Ministry of Agriculture, Hotel Linrinm, St. Anne's-on-Sea. Lanes. Please Die for Victory Leaflet No.

it Potato Bllsrht. A medium term security with at 2 per annum, in all send Dig for Victory Leaflet No. (to-rod Cropping Plan), me Dig for Victory Leaflet No. 9 (Cross ma thou net recurred.) NAME ADDRESS to the savings Bonds summarized above. Prospectuses md Application Forms obttlnable la; iAYAYiWAVAWa The Public Want Good Food GARDENING Ne.

35 potatoes in J. maim i ntie atnpa ssna i Pnfam Rlitrhr- Pwisptsltiiw. i than cure. AiaJtt imaBoribam lSlixrnra (ucoraing to the Ministry's Dig tor Victory Leaflets No. 9 and 17, or obtain a reliable piupiieuiy spray sold for the purpose and follow the insmyrions exactly.

Choose a fine day so that the spray has a chance to dry before the rain comes it will then trick better to the (caves. Spray wim a foe rnistyazsd forceful sprayer and be surety cover the leaves all over, psxtictilsrly the matter aides. Use a garden or knapsack syringe. Don't spray within 10 milts) of large industrial areas for acid fames tnMke may react with the spray and ciathsge the plants. Control of Potato Blight is imperative for all our sakes and our neigsbours it spreads rapidly.

If allowed to spread, it may affect the tomato crop later on. IF VOUn DttEATH I1AS A SiJEU YOU CAH'T FEEL VELL Uruesa siplnts ofbfle juice' liswfietnyour lirer; yoor -bowels every day, your movcinehi get hard and constipated and yottr ibM dcxaryaiiitriatitrally in your 38 feet of boweUvTHt decay sends poison all oyer your body every six tsilntrtes. It tuatosyoq gxOuiuy, grotschy and no good for any tiling. Your aUeods smell this decay coming out of your tnouth awsst call it bad breath. Laxatives and rnouth.washes help a little but you must set, at the cause.

Take Carters Little Liver Puis. They get those a lints of bile flowing freely and then you feel on the up and up.1 Ask for Carters Little Liver PiUi and get what you ask for. 15 and 35. -un. Printed for toe ProprtstoraJ tie Jocna bus.

Iiiatrrxs. at tr-. Mating Work rrrmhas avmns stmI Tialnr arrant London. Mreiiii, loam. PtSeelstoia.

at S3. fBdnr strsst. Loaoott. sjO.4. Baitand.

Th world's outstanding Biscuit i 18 BONDS ao interest payable half-yearly outer respects they are acoccororcrt. Savings Commlttaa. PROPERTIES TAEVON J-' end S. A W. COUNTIES.

The only complete illustrated Register. Price 26 Selected Usts free. HIPPON, BOSWCLL. Sl F.A.I.. KXCtter.

USR. 1HH4.I DEVON. Dartmoor border, just outside smaH town, oiunftr rrrttipwik 750 ft. up, In perfect auiet and seclusion. Oloakrm (h.

3 5 bed and dress in at c.j. oatn ana servants' quarters, main crr D.miKi.. baUllne OOOl. 11 1 irnrmi evrntfm.rJ and paddock. 3 ACRES.

FREEHOLD fc.wu. J-iUiW flOSWELL 6c CO. Exeter. In 980.) CORNWALL Fishing Village. COMPACT BUNGALOW RESIDENCE.

2 rec, 3 uru. in. as c. i oam mam services, matured gardens FREEHOLD 2.37"j, or wILh fur- KlflN, BOSWELL Sc CO Exeter (S560.I Twixt King's Laneley Chesham XXERTS-BUCKS BORDERS. 40 minutes ixfnoon.

unarming inin-jentury mod ernlsed Residence. 2 receo. i bpl hm room, garage; model Jarm buildings pren niuci, oiwinua, paaaocK. if AVJJ-t tt to r. i-.

CO 40. Plcca miLv. i. rnoue. neg.

ZB 1. 8. HEREFORDSHIRE. 4,950 A DELIGHTFUL LITTLE COUNTRY rtwjifiSKrY, nign up witfc fine view Hail. 5 recep 6 bed.

2 ba-Ui; main eleotrioity cent, trsiaees: cot tages enchanting garden woodland 6 ACRES. Possession after war or earlier arrangem ent OH AMBER LAIN E- nwinBKo as HARRISON Shrewsbury 2061. Gentleman's Pleasure Farm. "Vf ID-DEVON, near CREDITON 14 mllfs -LM- Exeter. IntWu.nB 17TH-CENTURY HOUSE recep 4 bed 2 bathrooms e.ee-iric Ugh- RaraRe, stabling, bungalow prettv ardens and nearly j0 ACRFS Jl 4 j(JO --F.

MERGER 40 dil.v Phonr, Rpr. UUTTON. SURREY OUTSTANDING BAROAIN Con. position, sirt-able small nursing home or other 'professions purposes SMbvaiv HOUSF 1 reception tone SOi lone 1 7 bed dre-Inn. bach, central hraiina garagr- moderate garden Applv MOROAJs.

BAINEJ5 fc CL.ARK Qpp S'auon. SUTTON 1v) Vjj 1 1 antb i 06 A Real Gem on the CotswoldsT" FAIRFORD and CIRENCESTER A beam tiful OEOROIAN-STYLE RESIDENCE Modernised. 3 recent. 8 bed. 3 bathroom'.

doable garage, stablinfr: 3 cottaoe. exquisite grounds, tennis court orcS.ard and eaddoclc. 12 A ORES 8 00 f) MERER CO 40 Piccadilly Wl Phone Regent 2481. YEOVIL 413 MILES SOMERSET A charming. 1 a'bouria1.

ine Counsrv RES I DEN OF, uo v. some of the most dehghtful ri in the county Entrance hall, o-ingr d.ntng room. 3 bedrooms bathroom 1 ho- and coldt Well-fitted kitchen wun BeeLon Boiler Garage. Over three acrrh Uh a choice selection or fruit tree and b'js-e; Ma.in waler and elecmcity 3,000 FREEHOLD Vacant possession CRIBBLE. BOOTH it SHEPHERD, 9 Hendiord" Yeovil BtfOKS.

High ffrouod, 3 miles Beacons-field. For Sale, perfectly appointed Modern RESIDENCE. 11 bed. 3 baths hall and 3 reception rooms. Co water and electa-tc light, central heatinc.

2 Karate-, outbuildings. 3 cottages Nearlv 47 ACRES. ol NICHOLAS 4 Aibanv Court-vard Piccadl.lv 1. 4 ST. JOHN'S PARK.

BLACKHEATH Detached. PRE EH OLD RESIDENCE 12 Bed, Bain, 4 Recep Billiard Room Detached Stables, ws: 4 room, and saraBF Grounds abr 1 ACRE tor futwr cleic.opiriFiit or mii a I in' nr enn erLOii A CANT POSSESSION A-ic ion June "J41. on prem at 10 a DYER SON Ai CREASEY 11 Tranqu Vale 3. "PORTLAND PLACE Furnished or im-i furnished, for bale or to let; 1 2 gears' lease. Small, beaut Hull? decorated, well furnished luiurv home Central heating, garage.

erv convenience Further details write Box i57, co. Pool' a. Aidwych House, W.C.2. McVITIE PRICE'S DIGESTIVE The GR0SVEN0R HOTEL BUCKINGHAM PALACE ROAD. S.W.I Telephone: VtC 9494 Single Rooms, including bath from II 6 Double Roomi, including bath 23 -Double Rooms and Privue bach 28 6 Reduced terms to member of H.M.

nd Alfred forces in Uniform RESTAURANT SNACK BAR MODERN AMERICAN BAR H3 OWARD Entirely modern. Prl vite Bath-room. ind Suite. Hot and cold running OTEL Norfolk Street, weter In every bedroom. Strand.

Londoi TeN: Temple Bar 440Q AIR RAID SHELTER Special Tirmi to H.M. force. WINSTON HOTEL 200 ROOMS (Enrranc 1-5 Jarmy Scraat) PICCADILLY CIRCUS 1 Phona: WHI 7341 Both Hotels facing Che Park PALACE HOTEL S-100, Lancaster Gata. W.2 (Fully Llcemedl Phone: PAD 82B I Alio under time direction DOMINIONS HOTEL 87-90, Lancaster Cat, W.2 'Phone PAD 6467 Moderite Chir(e Weekly, Daily, or Bed and Breakfast Several rooms always reserved for Service members and their (amities A RRIf.HT SPOT W.2 Bay. HILLS and Tennis.

Brldee. onr LION MANSIONS HOTEL Fr. HOTEL INVERNESS COURT l-y. INVERNESS-TERRACE, W.2. BAY.

1444. Terms, S. fm. 4 gns. D.

Jm. 7 gna. Managing Director. Msa. J.

E. Stevenson. YOUR ADVANCE H.tJ. Ilj' LONDON. TIBBS HOTEL Z-4t Oranvil.e-pLace.

W.l. by SelrrKlse's. JUST REOPENED. MAY, 0587. WALDR0NHYRST, Siuth Croydon.

A RESIDENTIAL HOTEL. Ashley Courtenav recommended. WHITE HOUSE HOTEL EARL'S COURT-SQ-, FLA 8411 Fr 3 gns Aitracilir bedrooms ail overlook Cent heal. Porler Lift. BRIDGE CLUB WITH BAR INGLEMERE HOTEL.

ARNS1DE, S. WESTMORLAND. Dei.stri'Iul aui roundtngs rati communications A. A. Ac A Phone.

Axnside 12, THE BRUNSWICK BOURNEMOUTH. WEST CLIFF. Charm Pte. Hotel. Close Square Mod con vs.

E. menus 4 gnu. sveekly. 15- daily Ph 5738. R0LLE HOTEL BUDLEIOH SALTERTON, Devon Facing sonjtn a Modern throughout.

Billiards room. Lift all floors Large Sun Lounge Fully Licensed Te S0O FRANKLANDS PARK HOTEL, BURGESS HILL. SUSSEX Delightful Country Hotel wuh GroaiKls of 50 Acres Terms from 4 gnh Lncluie Ajjply Manager Tele Burgess Sulkex WOODLANDS PARK HOTEL Ltd late ol COBHAM Is now carrying on business at vnngnam L-iaygaie surrey Fsher 343 Terms irom 5 b. a week. CREST HOTEL.

OROWBDROUGH, SUSSEX A if ley Courtrnatj recommended DEV0NC0URT HOTEL" EXMOUTH DEVON Lovely sea views Equ.pped for luxurious comfort j0 bedrooms Lift all floors Free golf Exmouth rourvf TpI 2277 MAER BAY H0TEl7E)vMblJTH Relax amid.st glorious Devon scenery and enjov good food the comfort of a modern licensed hotel Few vacancies June de July COME TO THE OORNISH RIVIERA. FALMOUTH HOTEL, FALMOUTH. Finest Hotel on uhe Coralaih Ooavt. MODERATE ENOLTTBIVE TFTRM8 Writ fox all particulara, Tbcme 671. For the present, to meet National requirements, production is limited and delivery is restricted to certain areas.

If you are fortunate enough to live in one of these areas, be sure to ask for cVitie's Digestive. irona ntsanx ana lssu4 by tha National PERSONAL -BOATS, AIRCRAFT, MINpS, and other dansera face our Merchant Navy. DBA arTEN GOMES TO THEM SDli- cared Sac thousands of survivors and have given Szuaedaate gnats to thousands of I widow, and orphans. to P. L.

araebatbaan, Secretary, Th sbip. vraclced Maxinere' Society, 50. Onrlton House, Rfrnot-atreec. London, S.W. Patron: HJC The King.

OUR PiGUCi'iMO UB in tunes of ad-ePr alter service may count on the help of the British Legion, a legacy HAIO'S PUM1. Cardigan Boose. Rtobznond. Surrey, win benefit ALL ranks of ALL Service, their taaqiiea too. CANCER SUFFERER.

Case 24-743. Poor Okl Man, 76, wife to support, needs 13. par week for special nourishment. Please help. Jewellery gratefully received.

UcaaJ Society for Cancer Relief, z-OBk Oheam Opart, Oheam. Surrey. O'NEILL, The kin of LOUISA LAURA nee O'NEILL (nee COOK) Widow. rVXK. late of 20, Sionard-roau.

Southgate, Middlesex. ho died there on April 2nd. 1H3" are requested to APPLY to the TTeavurv Solicitor (B.V South Wing. Welcombe Hotel. Estate about.

ilO-J AYBON. The kin of ELIZABETH AYSON. Spinster, late of 1S. More ton. crescent, Exmouth.

Devon, who wp.s last seen alive on March 24th. 1943, and whose deed body was lound at Whimple on March 30th, 1943, are requested to APPLY to the Treaeury Solicitor (B.V i. South Wtag, Weloombe Hotel. strat ford-on-Avon. (Estate about 150.) DO TOU LAO behind In the race for promotion Do you leel you have been overlooked If so.

you need RAPIDISM. the scientific system that ensure success la business. Approved by expert. Write now lor free Booklet to THE RAPID ISM XNtfUTUTtt 736 Tuition Rouse. London, S.W.

19, "Tv nMTnnnpnr jinH i-vn tHHrtcc IM- 5s. pTC -Write BMMONOa 1 rpiDMANlS SEA SALT can 6tiL tc obtained from OhemSets "CTJRS. CHARLES WAYRE st over 1 0O -L yra. offer a dependable Pur Renovation Service. We Remodel.

Repair At Clean old fur garments at smell cost sate coupons. Estimates free. Safe Cold Storage from kjs. i 519. OXPORO-ST.

W.l (leg EianM. -CONVERT your GOLD, SILVER. DIA-V MOND6. JEWELLERY. Into cash NOW while prices ere high Registered parcels receive same attention as personal transaction.

HARRODS. London W.l Stoane 1234. HOSPITAL NURSING affords an opportunity of sharing In the war effort whdle qualifying for a peace-time career Educated gixus wishing to become student nurses can obtain full information from the Nursing Recruitment Centre. 2 1 Cavendish-square, W.l. Tel Langham 4362 "IT VERY LIVING CHILD should receive Jt-i the best care that can be (riven to it The foundations of a healthy life must be laid in childhood See Beveridfre Report The time to start Is at birth, the way to start is by breast-feeding, a ad the time to prepare Is before btrth.

Doctors recommend LAOTAOOL to ensure breastfeeding and strengthen mother. i an frcononiT no an expense. All chemists. INTERESTED In writing? Half fees -a- Correspondence Courses at London School of Journalism. Free advice and book from Anniversary, L.8.J..

57. Oordon-sa W.C.I. Mus. 4374 rpAILORUJO ALTERATIONS LTD. Ladles' -L Coats, Skins Purs.

Hats Gents' Suit. Overcoats. Uniforms re-styled. turned, altered Coats and Sklru from Gents' Suit our speciality Hfcsh-class workmanshlo 4 Pcrcv-street London. W.l PIANOS Purchased ior Cash Harrods desire to purchajie good grade Ptanos In sound cond.uon Send name o1 makr ivpe and lOTTPSt pr.ee HARRODS LTD Knight sbntlae SW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNIC A iUJi to 14th editions, wanted i'J) '3 offered 14th editions, a') Cht.dren Encyclopedia, ed.

Mee 5 offered modern setsl. and any similar sets Packing boxes carriage charges refunded A 5, Bethla-road. Bournemouth. Accom required. Naval Cple 9 Gns Colonial.

5 Ona Student, 4 Gns Mary Heather's 10. South W.l. Maj. 564C, 1 Supplied only through Retail Shops and Store 1 HADE AT MeVlTIE PRICE'S MODERN FACTORIES AT I EDINBURGH LONDON MANCHESTER FALSE TEETH fa asset or a liataUtf? Why be handicapped by a badly fitting denture which chafes the gums and causes pain and embarrassment? The trouble can so easily be put right by theuseof KOLYNOS DENTURE FIXATIVE for making false teeth fit firmly. Also, to remove Btaina and food debsis, brush the plate after meals with KOLYNOS DENTURE POWDER, the method of cleaning which dentists DENTURE FIXATIVE makes false teeth fit firmly, DENTURE PONDER for cleaning artificial teeth, l3d 33d.

i3d, per tin. From all chemists.