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8 THE OBSERVER, SUNDAY, JTJLY 11, 1943 RACING CRICKET SPORTING; PRINTS A. PDGHAM work aurlntf the war and stirelv he A FINE BOWLER Club Players at Lord's THE TWO YEAR OLDS Promise of the Season's fillies By OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT LJs of Cualili 1 old double when the Double Rose colt won the ArborHeld Plate (Div. I) by outstaying the favourite, Bahara. I-was much impressed with the way. Knight's Daughter did her' work -last week, and I am sure she -would hold her own with the best of her sex at five furlongs.

Fair Fame, on the; other hand, has proved the ability 'to get am furlongs in comfort, and those; who were so free in their criticism when she wm put up for sale as a yeaiUng now have much the-worst of the argument. It lust goes to proved that the only thing; which counts on the- racecourse is action, and the fluent stride' of Fair Fame will carry her over a' much longer course than she has yet attempted. The yearling sales made it clear that the strength of the bloodstock market is likely to be maintained, and there was keen bidding for all the attractive lots. It Is not, perhaps, fair -to institute a comparison with past results so far as the quartette from the National Stud are concerned. The stock of Foxhunter were In demand and perhaps he can do something towards restoring our prestige IS long distance races.

It was rather pitiful: to watch some of the horses trying to gallop two miles and a quarter in old Cup. Something will have to be done to remedy the state of affairs. fere are two simple FORESIGHT The march of Science. Its tempo quickened by the needs of war, goes inexorably on mating: tome things' obsolete and. foreshadowing new developments lit the utilisation of electricity.

The House of Philips, as always during its fifty years oj progress, is ever looking ahead to the needs of tomorrow. carry greac prestige. The one on the left has decorated the fronts of ALVIS cars for many years and their fine qualities are known far and wide. The one on the right is more recent-it is the trade mark of ALVIS aero engines, the development of which made a considerable reputation in technical circles in the immediate pre-war years, ALVIS cars and ALVIS aero engines will play their part in the post war world. ALVIS LTD ALVIS MECHANISATION LTD PHtUPSl PHI I PS rBJJieeUJai (t34ti IBRPk INCANDESCENT AND DISCHARGE LAMPS FLUORESCENT LIGHTING RADIO RECEIVERS AND TRANSMITTERS COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT THERMIONIC VALVES OTHER DEVICES RAY EQUIPMENT FOR ALL PURPOSES E.C TRO-MEDICAL APPARATUS ARC 'AND RESISTANCE WELDING PLANT AND ELECTRODES MAGNETS AND MAGNETIC DEVICES SOUND AMPLIFYING INSTALLATIONS JHP msw STOCKTON S.a fX.ai.

Thomson's ORAOK QRSKNLANDIR by IJaatnr (p. IMtiearood. 7-1 1: Mr Saver's Tbe by Panorama (J Sinn, His Grace (P Beaaley, 7-2), 3. U.t US. (Boyd.) Tote.

Win: lis. places, 4s. -6s. Od, Ss. 6d.

Also: Gold Btreak, Peaceful Brass Oastle, Captain Gold, Keepsake c. Sraja, into Battle, Port Launay Pufflne BlUle, Brennan Blood, Golden Remedy, Izwermaid f. ,3.30, (3.32). TibMnliy Plate, jf. Id Zetland's PUFF ADDER, by Easton (D Smith.

1-3 fav.j, Mr Turner's Denver Star, by Bols Roussel (P Bessley, 9-2). Sir hi son's Oleln by OhulmlelBh (Nevett. 1O0-7I. 3. 41.: same.

(B Peacock.) Tote. Win, 2s. nlaces. 2a. as.

2s. 6d. Also: Tea Cosv. Trollerj dyhll. Island Lassie f.

Loch Nell, Balamlntha, Uatlnal f. 4.0 (4.3). Varum Plata. 6f. Mr -J Avlson's OUTCOME, by SunnV Trace (P Maher, 7-11.

Mr Simpson's Oatmeal, by Cameron lan (W Bullock. 10-1). 2: Mr Nicholson's Mellantbus. bv Port law (R Layson 10-1). 3.

1. (P Armstrong.) Tote. Win. CI places, 4s. 6s.

9d. Also: Areley Kings (tav.) Blue Road, S511, Sister Patricia. Seringhl. Umiak. Carryall.

Oostello, start On, Eastern Ooddess. Beau Ideal. St. Peohln, Introduction. 4.30 (4.31).

salthslma Plat. 61. Mr A Olbbea's CARNIVAL BOY, by Colombo (W Nevett. 5-6. 1: Mai.

S. Briggsa Earache, by Easton (W Stephenson, 11-4) 3: Mr Kebherton's Robin Redvest. by Robin Ooodfeltow (O IJttlewood, 10O-6). 3. 31.

(M Peacock.) Tote. Wln, 3s. places. 2s. 3s.

6d. Also: Diana Buttercup strolling Vagabond. Old BUI. 5.0 (5.0) Plat, lm. Mr 8 Brown's OOROAOO ORev, by coroado IP Maher, e-1).

1: Mr Balrd's Channel Smith. 7-2. 2: Mr Kemp's Tony, by Colorado Kid (W Stephenson, 10-n. 3. same.

Armstrong.) Tote. Win. Places, 5s. 3d. AI5: Garden stretto.

Red October, Collaboration. Dunderry. olen Shelllster. Winning Mood. Screech.

Reynard's Lodge Open Champion. a.so (5.30). Saamar Plata. Htm. Mr Rlcrdson's LADY ELECT A.

by Fairway (W Stephenson. 11-8), 1: Mr Bullock's Good Humour, by TJmldwar 4S15Pt, 1 0-1 1 JJIa 2: Ld'Harewood's Radio Normandie. by Mieuzce (D Smith B-i). 3. 21; sht.

head. Tote. Win 4s. 6d. Also: Ceciiy.

S.5S 15.591. Ttutroa PtAtjt 7r Hit Knott's VOUNQ JEFF, by Singapore (R ear 1 lieinercon 8 Uonelra. by Coup de Lyon IO LiUlewood. 10-1 1. Mr A HawUn's Try -Out.

by Montrose (W Sherry. 25-1). 3. 11 i Ray. I Tote.

Win. 7s. places. 6s. 3 ios.

3d. Also: Jolyon Merle. Camelot Camerlnchln. Gilpin. York Dale.

Bibruk Glen For. Royal Cheer. Call Over, Eve's Apple. Recitation. Olasswort, Lucy New-some.

Scotts Winn. Oalnest Way. Miss Dssert. Red Ensign. Possway.

Tote Double. 39 8s. 56 winning tickets. Pool: C2.454 10s. boots, WARTIME GARDENING No.

38 SO NOW for SPRING CABBAGES is in all fifs Have you prepared the seed bed for sowing spring cabbages by the end of the month Have you got the seed Now ia the time. See that the ground is well moist but not too wet before sowing a few hours after a heavy shower is best, then the seeds will germinate without watering. Choose a part of your seed bed that has not already grown cabbage seedlings this year where you had the leeks is a good place. Prepare the soil by forking it over and removing all weeds. Dust a light dressing of lime over the top and take this in welL Don't apply manure or fertiliser because a very rich soil is not necessary for the seed bed.

There is already enough goodness in the soil to feed the plants sufficiently until they are planted out on the allotment in early October. A hard 'sturdy plant is better than a large, leafy one which is so soft that it may be damaged by winter frosts. Tread the ground evenly and firmly and rake it over again before sowing Sow thinly, just enough seed to pro HOTELS They are called "Utility" Ks but they are still genuine Shoes. They are made at Kendal in the Shoe factory by craftsmen using the famous Phis Fitting lasts. So yhen you need shoes why not secure the advantages of fit and craftsmanship There can be no better value for money or coupons.

never aires ted. any one for. lolteriDp. nusTie. -not siowncss, wouia oe ms enemy.1-- y-o A-J i tie nas a stalely, way witn rum And the tong Btride 'Ol" couptry con- tnhlia: -rtf friiitm For Padghani has the modeaty of the villa among; the more uxbiin and daz- iung types -on view in moaeru -pruiB-si on a golf, especially when America is quietude of a.Kentlah aiter-noon is in Padgtiam's aspect a be Murtiers to nis triumphs.

-Though he has never had the lire ol a Compsttn or a Duncan, Padgham, individualist in4 world' of -matched sets. He ianot a one inBtinctively turns or excitement or even a display temper enliven thej level fours of-professional, tour nam ents: but he hoi a certain graxdeur. genuine and a-delightful swing the synthetic, creatlona of arus rand-' grooved 'Diiringnls" great of -1936 he, reminded some of Vardon: others were envious of hlssuperb short game, which wns at least as good as any that came from America. He had to hole a long putt'lto qualify for the first of the three major tournaments he won that but che' endedthe season as' the 7open champion, thanka to his putter and the perfection of the Hoylake andagalnheholed In two, from off the green; yet his putting owed at least as much to his eye as to the and simple movement of his putter. He has said that a putt as though it were a chip Certainly he stands a little too far from the ball for, most of us to imitate him with confidence Yet it is a forthright style! no sirimmlngs and no complicated -movem eh ts, andT it.

won him the championship When his long game was ragged occasionally -Poor Joyous swinger rJt ever there was one) had led by a stroke at lunch time; but PadKham played the last two rounds in -two under fours and won by a stroke' with 287 It was a grand achievement on a long and difficult course, and ft before the cup was in his he was worried and under strain he was runner-up in 1935 and third in 1934), he showed no sign. His long stride went unchanged through the day. If he played a championship round with a spaniel at his heels, it be. all in-order. None our great players seems, more free from fuss and fret andiflget P.

T. American baseball Hw York. Saturday National Lsague, New Vort -Giants 3. Ohioago Oubs Brooklyn? Dodgers- 8. Pittsburgh Pirstea Boston' Braves St.

Louis Cardinals 7. Amerloan Detroit Tigers 4, Philadelphia Athletics Cleveland Indians Wasnuigtoa Senators St, Louis Browns 5 Boston Red So 4. Reuter. WOODKRSOM WINS HALF-MILE Sydney Wood ex boo won -tiie- hail-tnlle event In 1 mln. 56 sec.

when competing Tor ai teaxn of lateraatloiials. who pea R.AC., Sandhcrst. by ten events to three, at GembcTlcy yesterday: no Dcai o. iwner wjw aicer- wards was chosen to represent the Army in am athletic match at Epsom on July 24. C.

B. Holmes won two events for the R.A.O., the ioo yairds in 10 sec. and the 220 yards mrn23 sec. SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS Miss -Denis Newman won two-. Middlesex swimming titles a the nsbrldse Pool yesterday.

beat two title holders. Miss Vera EUerv, in the 100 yds. championship, and Betty Slade. in the sprinff-board diving event. Miss Blade had to retire when-about to take-her third dive owing to an.

attack of cramp. NEL TARLETON BEATEN Petty Officer rBenVDuffy off one of the surprlaes of the boxing season by outpointing Ne3 TaaCeton (Liverpool) BriUsh featherweight champion, over eiffbt round at Nottingham open-air tournament last night: Ernie Roderick (Uverpool). British welterweight title-holder, gained a comfortable win on points over Tommy Davles (Wales) In a ten-rounds contest. Over six rounds Billy Williams rSutton-ln-Asbfieldt beat Kid Tanner (British Omaoa) on points. An athletic match' between Ciavesxnore and Bryanston Schools was won by Clayes-more by 47 points to 30.

D. G. L. Clarke iCIayesmore, established a record by dolnc the 3 miles in IS' minutes 15 seconds. PROPERTIES HAMPTON SONS, 6.

ST. JAME8'3. S.W.1 SURREV-SUSSEX BORDERS. Quiet and included situation. mile ot Ortnstead.

UNUSUAL Bungalow Residence, containing lounge hall, 2 large reception rooms. 3 principal bedrooms wllh fitted basins, bathroom, servants' annexe with 2 bedrooms and bathroom. Mats electricity and water. Radiators. Oarage.

Matured grounds of two acres. PRICE FREEHOLD C3.300. Particulars from HAMPTON SONS. LTD 6 Arllnton-treet. S.W 1 nggem Bja iu.4aaBa.i For vart occupation or Invettment.

HAMP5TEAD. Clo5e to Tube station and Heath. FOR SALE. Freehold Residence converted into two self-contained' Flats. Upper Flat let at 175 p.a.

Lower Flat empty, comprising 3 bedrooms, bathroom, 2 reception rooms, kitchen, etc. Garage. Garden. PRICE 4,400. Agents: HAMPTON tc SONS.

6. Arlington-street. S.W.1. Regent 8222 DEVON The only complete illustrated Register. Price 216.

Selected lists free. rippon, BOSWELL A F.A.I. Exeter. (Est. 1884.) a.

w. COUNTIES. DEVON, N. (Cornish Border, near Bude). Perfect rural environment.

WELL-BUILT COUNTRY HOUSE (excellent decorative ordert. 3 rec. 6-7 bed. 2 bath. Main E.L.

CSarace. Gardens and Orchard. 1 ACRE. PREEHOLD 2,400. RIPPON.

juowJiUj Exeter. loauo.J DEVON. Dartmoor border, lust oiitidda small town. GRANITE RESIDENCE. 750 ft.

up, in perfect quiet and seclusion; eloakrm. in. 5s c), 3 rec. 5 bed, and dress, rms. (h.

tz c. bath, and servants' quarters. MaAn E.L. Garages. Badminton Court, Bathing Fool.

Lily Pond. Gardens, Orchard and Paddock, 3 ACRES. FREEHOLD 3.900. RIPPON. BOSWELL Exeter.i (5980.) Twiwt Sflvannoka nnrl UalHatnno PICTURESQUE COUNTRY RES.

(Sussex aiWWWUOC UCU. PSU1- room: garage: charming gardens and woodland. 6V6 ACRES 4.750. F. L.

MERCER Si 40. Piccadilly. W.l. PETERSHAM. fiUROBV.

ATTRACTIVE modernised RESIDENCE: 5 bed. 2 bath. 2 rec. usual offices, reinforced cellars- garden: garaKe PRICE 4.500 PREEHOLD, with vacant possession In September. Apply MARSH 6 PARSONS.

40 and 42. Kensington Church-street. W.8. Wes. 1203.

South of Tun bridge Wells. NEAR ASHDOWN FOREST. Attractive modern House: 2 recep 4 bed. bath: main services; cent, garage and buildings: Drettv aarden. (trass and nrs.hl lnnri.

41 ACRES. 4,750. F. L. MERGER ty, yiccBoniy.

Keg. TO QARDEH LnVERR. AN OPPORTUNITY to secure a Detached non.basement HOUSE at Putney Large walled-ln garden. Including kitchen garden with fruit trees etc. 7 bed, 2 bath; 3 recep.

rooms, etc. Garage. E.L Ideal boiler, etc. Early sale by Exors. desired Price 1.250.

OHers Invited. Apply a. n. iaiijua uu. 133, rutnev tugn street.

S.W.1S. PUT O029.I Woking. Close to Hook Heath. CHARMING MODERN HOUSE ol character; 3 7 bed 3 bathrooms: cent heats, all mains: crarsse for 4. hpftntlfri! gardens, hard tennis court, prolific Irult aao vegetaoie gsroen i acres F.

L. MERCER CO 40. Piccadilly. W.l. 4.500 FREEHOLD.

SOUTH KENSINGTON. In thft Rflltvnfi TUxt.rlKt Most attractive modernised low-built HOUSE, with 4-5 bedrooms, 3 reception rooms. 2 bathrooms; garage and delightful zarden. Agents. RUCK RUCK.

Melton woun. aoutn Kensington (opp. stations BEAUTIFUL modern Tudor HOUSE. Petts Wood Kent. Hall 2 rec.

5 Beds etc (fitted absolutely up to date I. Oarage and Garden. PREEHOLD 3.000 Vacant pos. session BAXTER PAYNE LEPPBl Station-approach. Orpington 2484.

Between Brockenhurst Ringwood EASY REACH BOURNEMOUTH A winisi auuuji ol distinction: 4 IO bed fitted ba.tlnn heating, main services garage, entrance lodge; beautiful gardens and parklllce SO ftUHBJ Bb.OOU. F. Li. MERCER 40. Piccadilly.

W.l. Furnished Hotna to Let, nr. Bognor. WU-kinson. 62.

W. May. 0437. WANTED. FOX Sc SONS.

Land Agents. Bournemouth, urgently require to pur-chasetor a client a LAROE MIXED AGRI- land or Scotland. Several thousands of acres preferred, but smaller estate considered. A laree hnn nnd um. AcMno an advantage, and If combining village or (he better.

No commission wanted. POX SONS. 44-52 Old Chrlstchurch-road. Bournemouth. FARM FOR SALE KENT Nr.

Canterbury Residential mixed FARM ol 174 acres, land In tfooa heart mc 12 ec orchard AttraclHe farmhouse. 3 cotta Ample farm buildings wiih modern cowshed for 30. Main water Stock bv valuation If reoulred Possesx'on Michaelmas 8.rioo Kidi and Ashenden Land Agents 48. gh Canlerbury. By EL ROBERTSON-GLASGOW The Club Cricketers, sent in- to bat bv Ray Smith: for two hours at Lord's, very weather.

BothhsF. F.Badcock-' and L. Thomrison. swuna the ball late', and the score staggered along as much' anatomical resilience as irom. any considered manipulation of the bat; Yet somehow Waters and and A.

P. Pearce stuck till 32, when Ray Smith' laid low -Waters's -wicket-Seven runs later, he did the same to Pearce. v. arrested-the, alow but inexorable, Bailey, relieving olayed. ana at: 44 Smith: had Nelson.

a lefthander, caught at': short-leg. K. R. Hording stouter resistance, but renewed' catastrophe, l.n bowling W. S.

wenman, 1 e. uawKer. ana e. a. Scott while only 6 runs wete scored.

Special praise Is due to the bowling ol a. Tnompson, lormeriy. oi -uung. With a short run and a. strong but easy action he kept a perfect length during two swung ball with control each way and very late, and was at no time played of confidence.

He verses on middle ase. and it seems strange that, so fine bowler should have only a local lame. H. Spearing, the British Empire wicket-keener, nut a flneer out of loint. and his.

place was' taken by the -West males tmcKeter, nessaao. W. P. Waters SmlOs a. A.

p. Pearce BBtUU lA P. J.Desson o. HaUl-dsy amStb W. s.

Wenman Trtompaon IO. K. R. HaTrtng pot out 1. T.

O. Baw-ker it, E. K. Scoot Thxanp-eon .0, Potter not out 0. xtr 25.

Total (f aUal '7fl. Bowling: Thompson 3 16, flmith 3 I or a rs OTHER MATCHES At Koithamnton Eastern Oommarid 79 tor 4 IN. H. Humptele 45) v. North- amptonawTe.

At Trent Bridge. Northern Command 31 for wkts. v. Nclnghamariire. ETON v.

HARROW The fourth Eton and Harrow match of the -war ended in a draw at Eton yesterday, Harrow scoring .88 for three vvickets. The question of replaying the game possiDiy next xnursaay.is unaer discussion Harrow made a better start than was the case last year, but they should have scored more treely against bowling which, apart from that of E. R. Flint, otten receivea more respect uisn deserved. Flint bowled his leg breaks eriv and was never easy to njr M.

H. Withers, missed when -two. helned C. Lewla-Barclav In an onen ing stand of 34. and Lewis-Barclay stayed just over an hour for 30 before being taken at the wicket at 53.

The brightest batting came from the left-hander. C. C. Blount, who. -pulling and hitting to.

leg strongly, scored 30 of the 35 added in three-quarters of an nour tor me tnira wicxei. Uitm M. TT Withers Hills PUnt 17. C. L.

Lewis-Barclay Boughey iv. ou. uamcti nw uu. o. Blount KeigMey 3a u.

P. Leaf not out 0. EKtras 5. Total (S wkts.) 88. Bowling.

Kelghley 1 for 20. Pllnt 2 for 7. Wellington 178 (W. P. Richardson 45, N.

de Roemer 3 lor 9). Radley 117 if. Oliver 40. R. A.

Bill 4 for 341; M.C.C. .3 for dec (A J. Rlmell 3 for 55. R. W.

Rlckman 3 for 49), Charterhouse 54 for 4: Maidstone A.T.C. XI 163 for 8 dec. (Cadet TuU 51, D. Russell 4 for. 38).

Sutton Valence IIS for 3 (O. H. Sloan 47 not) Hurstplerpoint 76. Wilson's O.8. 78 lor o.

AUSTRALIAN HURDLE RACE MELBOURNE. Saturday Claudette. a 9 to 2 cnaace won tbe Australian Orand National Hurdle at Flemlngton Racecourse this afternoon. Oa Trying lost. she beat Oay Invader, carrying lost.

lib. and starting at 8 to 1. by half a length over the three miles course. Reuter. Sooltlsh Summtr Cup (final, St.

Mirren l. ujssrow Ksncers o. Ouy's Hospit! beat Epsom College in a swimming match at Epsom by 20 points to 17. London University Tyrian Club proved successful in a triangular arthlettcs match at Halton. having a total of 56 pts.

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They were once more in evidence at Ascot yesterday, when Mrs. Mops (the Charwoman Ally) and Picture Play aid tribute to the Queen Mary takes form. Mrs. Mops, second, to Fair Fame at Newmarket, was not seriously troubled to resume the winning way in the Reading Stakes. She was always going too well for the fancied Pack Drill, and held the late challenge of Starry Light readily enough.

Picture Play had a much harder task before disposing of the Lady Maderty Ally in the 'Swallowfleld Stakes. The pair drew right away from the others, and it was only in the last hundred yards that Picture Plav was able to assert her superiority to win by half a length. first and second are two good fillies with sufficient scope to continue on the upgrade. The Hesperis filly, a typical Felstead in appearance, may not-have had a lot to do in the ArborHeld Plate (Div. 11), but accomplished the task in a stylish manner.

She lost her place soon after the start, but moved up on a tight rein and was never out of a canter. Mtss Dorothy Paget completed a two-year- ASCOT 'so (1.32). Rudlnc stake. 5f. Miss Pagers MRS.

MOPS, by Colombo (T Cirey, a-11. fav.i. 1: Mr Rank's Starry Light, by Fairway (a Richards, 100-6). ixl. Astor's Pack Drill, by Bahrain (O Richards, 6-4), S.

1, (Night. ineaU). Tote. Win: 4s. od places, 28.

os. 6d. Also: Dark Diana, Vlllette. 2.0 12.1). Arbor Id Plata (Div.

51. M4sa Paget's DOUBLE ROSE II. by Daetur (T Carey. 7-21. 1: Mr Donaldson's Bahara, by Bahrain (G Richards.

5-4. lav i. 2: Mr Oldlng's Speeder, by Dastur (Beary. 3-1), 3. 11: ll'jl.

(Nlghtlngell Tote. Win, 15a. places. 2s. 6d 2s.

2s. 3d. Also: The Master. Highland Magic. Fair Player.

Rendezvous. Foxcrart f. Skipper's SUp I. Molinla f. 2.10 (2.35).

Newtown Handicap, lm. Mrs Laye's PUN FAIR, by Pair Trial (Beary, 4-1, Mr A Saunders's Hasty Shot, bv Bahrain (C Richards. 4-1; 2: Mrs 4 Reld's Mehiall, by Mah-moud (A wragg, 7-11, 3. 2. (Laye.i Tote.

Win. places. 4s. 4s. 8s.

Also: Culverhlll. Pennyfere. Slamek, Capital Entry, Renunciation. Lord Flame, Swing. Corviglla.

Highland Fling Shen-nlngton, 3.0 (3.2i. Swallowaeld Stakes. 5f. Mr Joel's PICTURE PLAV, by Dona- lello II (Elliott. 8-13.

lav. I. 1: Miss a Paget': Lady Maderty f. by Wyndham IT Carey. 9-4 1.

2: Ld Astor's Archive, by Nearco (C Richards. 7-11, 3. VM. 4. ivii) iwe.

win. s. places, 23. 2s. 3d.

Also: Roval Arch Your Vanrv RiiTnmr Palace. 3.30 (3.311. Bimihan Plata. fif Copt A Ingram's SILVER BILL, by miaui oi vaieace km nicnaras. lav.i.

Mr Thornton-smith's Victory Roll, by Sir Cosmo (T Carey, zo-ll. 2: Mr Olding's The Champ, by Royal Mtnwcel (Beary. 11-21. 3. (Laye.i Tote.

Win. places, 2s. 4s. 3s. 6d.

Alien- Pllirrlm'i Ppnlln Dlu riaim Seemore. Sorrel. Archldaxnus! wrer juhe, nut? uavc. ravnisireuR, tHWaworoi, 4.0 Graen Stake. lVjm.

-Mr A Alimufs CROWN COLONY. by Colombo IO Richards. 7-1 1: Mr Thompson's Precipitate, by Precipitation VJ lULLLIUIl itaY.J. BUT lv But a DtiBt-a-B-lowlrnf. by Mahmoud Elliott, 100-7P, 3.

i 3- tLawson.J Tote Win. 14s. 6d places. 4s. 6d.

2s. 5s. 6d. Also: Grosmar. Coloan.

Tiber Glide Trc1LU5. 4.30 (4.311 ArborfltttJ Plata (Div. Ul 3f Ld Londonderry "a HEBPERIS F. by Felstead ia Wrapg. 10-11.

Mr Bartholomew's Fiddle by Donate llo II. rO Richards. 100-7 2. Duke of Norfolk's Star by Fairway (Beary, 5-21, 3. 41 neck.

(O Bell.i Tote. win, 3a. places, 2s 3d 3s. 2s. 6d.

Also Dakar Saddleback MonateUo, Gliding c. Tote Double 5 653 winning tickets Pool. 3.915 10s. The card on the St. be called over at the Victoria Cl'ib at 2 p.m.

on Thursday. PERSONAL THE GREATEST GOOD FOR THE Greatest Number. Many are the humane calls made upon the food in heart. Few bene factions. howeAcr.

haie such profound results as those donated or bequeathed to The Royal Cancer Hospital. This world-renowned institution helps lo limit the toil or Cancer to Ihe tragic total o( 70.000 deaths a year. bio single aot of yours could do so much good to so many as a Gitt sent now to The Secretary. The Royal Cancer Hospital. Fulham-road.

S.W.3. THERE'S hardly a house In tbe country that doesn't bold some used X-ray or Camera Tllnis. These are reaulred for national purples and wtll help Ouy's Hospital, a EVANS. The am and heir-at-law ot Amy Amelia Evans. SP-nster.

formerly of Old Manor. Wincanton, Somerset, who died at DitchLtnff Sussex, on December 3 6. 1942. are requested to apply to the Treasury Solicitor (B.V.J South Wing. Wei com be Hotel.

Stratford-on-Avon. (Estate about 18.900.) CANCER SUFFERER Naval Pensioner. 75. net income for self and wile 152 p.w.. extra nourishment needed; please help.

Jewellery gratefully received. National Society for Cancer Relief (5 Ob). Cheam-court. Cheam, Surrey. MONOMARK permanent London Address 5s.

p.a. Write BMRlONOS. W.C.I. THE STORY BEHIND THE ASHES of a Kinc Six Cigar would be one of enjoyment and complete smoking pleasure. These grand cigars are good all the way at is.

each, DIAMONDS. JEWELS, OLD GOLD. Plate. Ant iquc Mode Sil ver anted The )ai treat buyers. Bentley As Co 65.

New Bond-t (fac Brook-st.) itf.l. May. 0651. 8IO DEMAND and Keen Competition means highest Prices obtained for Furs. Wearing Apparel.

Linen, etc at Sale by Auction. Sales held each week. Consult the Auctioneer' of 130 years standing. Peenham Storr Sons. Auctioneers 6 Valuers.

26 King-street. Covent Garden. London, W.C.2, Telephone: Temple Bar 1181-2. JACOMAR. Newest Printed Slogan Scarves: Combined Operations," B.C.." Ion't and Le Courrler." Price 55 1 0 each (two coupons I Write for patterns to Jacqmar, 16.

Grosvenor-street, W.l. NURSING MOTHERS NEED LACTAGOL, hlch Doctors recomm end to incre a-e and enrich breast mlllc. Of chemists 19. 3V3. and 56 Under private cover I will send descriptive literature free on receipt, of id.

stamp. Mtss F. Wlnterman Welfare Department. 425. London-road.

Mitcham, Surrey ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANN1CA. llth. 13th. and 14th editions and Year Boots tiO to G25 oHered 1 4-th edition): also Mee's Children's Encyclopedia 5 tiered modern setsi and similar sets and modem books. Advertiser pays carriage and provides packing cases.

Prompt payment. E. 15. Bethia-road. Bournemouth.

PIANOS all makes purchased for cash. Details and prices to Charles Stiles 74. Southampton-row, London, W.C.I. MASONIC GOODS Jewellery. Civilian clothing.

Bought. Sold Goldman's All-in Stores. Plymouth Est. too vrs. SUITS, OVERCOATS, COSTUMES turned almost as new.

BOs. Alteration Garments made larger or smaller, cat) or post, Original. 91. High Holborn, opp Pearl Assurance Co. Costumes made from Men's Suits.

GOOD SECOND-HAND FURNITURE Carpets wanted; best prices given 'Phone or write full particulars head office. Wm. Perrlng Oo 380 Harrow-road q. Cun. DEAFNESS IS BEST OVERCOME by a Belclere Modern HLgh Efficiency Aid.

Consultation's without obligation. John Belt Orovden 51. London, i and 117 Oxford. SELFRIDGE'S. wish to pure ase Sewing Machines of til tvpes and makes pa rt 'culars to Oxford -strep I W.l WHY PAY STORAGE CHARGES? Sell vour surplus furniture now Best pos-i ble priepj.

alien. John Perrlng jEt. 50 vearsi Richmond-road Kingston-on-Thames 'Phone. Kingston 33134: or Hisrh-si. Suitoa 'Phone.

Vigilant 4412 3 Resident South Coast Buver. John Perrlng ChnnHrH Worhirn7. "Pne Wnrthlnu DIAMONDS. JEWELLERY. OLD GOLD, Antique and Modern Silver Purchased for Cash.

Unusuall? High Prices. Call or post Holmes Ltd the famous Jewellers and 29 Old Bond-st. 1 Phnne. Reg 1 36 SPORTEX. If vour tailor can supple you with Bportex vour suit will be made of ncle rver l-wearing cloth WATCHES WANTED, new old.

disused or out of order Top prices paid. Send reg Cash or oner bv return Kav's iSO i 19 Hoowood -avenue. ManrhfUer 4 LOW MILEAGE CARS up to 40 h.p. urgently required for vital Government Service. Our noectors call upon reouest and pav Immediate cash for suitable vehicles at an agreed Drice Newnhams ''5-7-q HpmmrrFmlth-roBd 6 'Phone Rn 4IS4 6 '9 I'nest VOU can your ttalr tinted wun inerto bv ex-'prti 'n the sftlons of Phvlli-.

Erle Ltd 32 Dover-street W6 Rceenf 7 54 1 CARPETS A RUGS ot dlltncllon pur chped Br'-t nr trien Pprez Fncl-h and P'-mbii Cnrpp 1 Snecla1 1 -r )6B Krn 97fl PROMINENT LONDON PUBLISHING iusf is nppn (o rerelvp manurrlpti inr irnmpdiatp SO OOO RO OfWj ft. A'l rlap of oohiilpai ed P1cthnrt Vr pror'' Dflerr if unrt Shnrt Rtfri" Mann-cnpf nd nrtl 'Prf miiried F)r(Tn in 'i-i Hun von Co 1, Qualiti -court AN 1 To Ministry of Agriculture, Hotel Lindum, St. Anne'u-on-Ses, Lanes. 01.... Dig for Victory Leaflet No.

5 (Cabbages Related Oops), rieue 1 tv; r. ua vi. -r insignia I It IT- isssuil vide for your needs (5 rows on the Ministry of Agriculture's cropping plan Dig for Victory Leaflet No. 1). Rake the seeds in carefully after sowing and put a network of black cotton over them to keep birds and animals away.

Now is the time to give a second spray to your maincrop potatoes, using Bordeaux mixture. Repeat exactly as for the first spraying covering all parts of the plant, especially under the leaves, with a fine misty spray. Don't do it in full sunshine. Outdoor tomatoes should be sprayed with Bordeaux mixture at the same time because blight may attack them also now. The method of application is exactly the same as for potatoes, you can dust them well with Bordeaux powder instead, if you like.

Tomatoes setting their first truss of fruit may now be given a fortnightly dressing of a reliable tomato fertiliser or National Growmore Fertiliser. A good sprinkling round each plant, watered in, is all that is needed. See Dig for Victory J-eanet No. 8 1 on tomato TOMATO growing. IS tf Difficult make Bordeaux nnd thou not required) BICYCLE NOTTINGHAM war.

Jn the development of her resources South Africa employs modern machinery and up-to-date methods. To use a simple analogy. the "teeth are there and KOLYNOS, the modern, scientific tooth paste, keeps them "fighcingfit. FOR MUNITIONS RETURN TO CHEMIST I send 0 Die for Victory Leaflet No. (How to I me Burgundy Mixtures).

Cross out NAME- Corjifort for tN broader foot. Black or-nlxsar glace bid aadud. KUtll-ley Modal KJSS1 Plus Fittings ace msde with die heel-parts one fitting narrower than the fore-parts (see diagram) ensuring freedom for the toes and a close at the heel. The shoe illustrated is shown as an example of current 'manufacture Its stlectum does not necessarily imply that supplies of this particular model are available. Raleigh lives on The MAY FAIR HOTEL BERKELEY tTRIET.

W.l. W. MAVflr 7171 Sittiited In thg hurt of Miyfalr 3 mlnutel' lk from Plccidlllr and the Green Pirk. ind within eaiy acceai of the thetcret and shopping area. Special termi to HM.

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3616 QUEEN SBORO1 CT. Hmln Park 2 60 rooma. From gna. BAY. 0131.

HARRINGTON Hall Hotel lrl5T Kens. Ex. chef. Wldy. or dly.

terme. Ken. 6636. 22. JERMYN STREET.

S.W.I. Service flats at EYRIE MANSION. Close to all Theatres and Restaurant. Prom 27M Daily, or 7 Ona, Weekly. PEN.

HEAT, all rooms. Lift. Alt mod. comf LTJROAN Hotel. 115, 1 mln.

Olouceater-rd. Stn, Pgpa. It. 5Vt gna. ORCHARD HOTEL.

PORTMAN-STREET. MARBLE ARCH. W.l. One ot George Cross't Hotel. Attractive catgrlng.

Produce from own lanns MAY. 3741. ST. ERMIN'S ark'i3 Hotel Rooms Suites. Close Whitehall.

Licensed Restaurant. Ceti'tral Heatlnz. Telephone Reception: WHItehall 3176. Telegrama: Errotnltes London. HOTEL VANDERBILT 76-86.

OROMWELL-ROAD. S.W.7. ioo comfortable rooms with 'phone and hot water. Produce from our own Farm. WES.

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BOURNE HALL HOTEL, BOURNEMOUTH Ashley Courtenap BOURNEMOUTH. EMPRESS HOTEL, facing Central Gardens a ad close to al places of interest Pew vacancies lor July and Aug st Terms Irom 5 gas, week BEAUTIFUL UOUS- ON SEA FRONT BLUEBERRY DOWNS HOTEL BUDLEIOH SALTERTON DEVON FULLY BOOKED UNTIL MIDDLE SEPT Sour aspect Every modern comfort. Eicellent menus 4 acrgs Tel 505 BISHOPS OFFLEY MANOR ON SHROPSHIRE BORDERS Country house lor no.ldavi or leave Churmma peaceful country Own Droduce EccLcsnalJ SiaflorOKhlre Ad bast on ii47 PAIONTON SEA FRONT THE MARINE PBIUTE HOTEL ti frw i kcmncies Term 4 5 trris bedrooms iiiri balconr. Pnone JiJ7. Grimly, gaily, unquenchably, in mine and factory, workshop and shipyard, the Spirit of Raleigh still marches on.

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GEORGE VI STAMP CATAUJOUfc. 2 9 post free. HARRIS. LTD 112. Strand Cl The streets of Johannesburg mzy not be paved with gold, or those of KimberJey with diamonds, but the weaJth of the Union in manpower, minerals and food -produce contributes in nosmaJf measure co the successful prosecution of the IMPORTANT used tubes wanted.