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8, THE OBSERVER, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1945 St. Mary's Rugby Win CORRESPONDENTS Cambridge Golfers Win By R. C. Robertson-Glasgow (CAMBRIDGE beat Oxford by seven matches to two in a six-a-side golf match by foursomes and singles over the Southfleld course at Oxford yesterday. At no point in the play did it seem, even to the giddiest partisan, that the result would be otherwise.

The golfer of the day David Leggett, who captained and played top for Cambridge. His play was crisp and long, and rarely did he wander from the line. Cambridge won all three foursomes in the morning. In the top match, Leggett and Wilson were too strong for Fraser and Horden. Leggett, a scratch player from Denham, played very finely throughout, and from the moment that Wilson, a Scot, nurtured on Turnhouse, opened the greyish day with a cracking drive.

I felt that Oxford were taking on something pretty tough. Horden needed to be at his best, which can be very good, but he never quite found the rhythm of his long game. Oxford Break Cambridge stood three up after the fifth, where Leggett played a fine spoon shot through the green. Oxford won back two holes, Horden and Fraser holing a good putt each. Oxford rather wilfully threw away the short eight, then saved the ninth, where Horden holed a long steal." Then Oxford broke down.

Two mildly indescribable sixes lost them the long tenth and Carnoustian eleventh. A Ave, which "hadn't ought to have been." cost them the short twelfth, and Leggett won the match with a mashie shot of conclusive accuracy. In the second match Cooper and Shutter, of Cambridge, stood four up after 12 holes. As they walked victorious from the 14th green, an Oxford member of the third pair topped his drive from the tee. An Oxford hook of grandiose width, from the 15th tee, completed their unhappy morning.

A Delayed Blow After lunch Cambridge won the singles by 4 matches to 2. In the top match Fraser, the Oxford captain, was one up on Leggett after three holes. But thereafter Leggett, without threatening any record, drew inexorably away, and finished his man at the 13th with almost as good a mashie shot as he had played there in the mornine. In the serond VI JVaiural Choice. What doll conditioner No.

1 Should pride of place he given to frost and snow, whose weathering influence is such a powerful aid in the battle for good tilth Or to the earthworm, without whose ceaseless labour we could hardly live One thing is certain farmyard manure could not be left out of any list. It benefits soil texture and "crumb it makes- heavy soil easier to work and drain it gives body to light soils, enabling them to retain moisture it creates conditions favourable to the existence and multiplication of highly beneficial micro-organisms. Farmyard manure contains nitrogen, phosphates and potash, but only in small quantities while fertilizers are very rich in these plant foods. Thus muck and fertilizers are both needed for maximum food production. Racing Public And The Facts By Oar Special Correspondent The Duke of Norfolk set a precedent at the recent Windsor meeting thai might well be He gave an oft-1 he-record talk to the racing Pressmen present in his capacity as Senior Steward of the National Hunt Committee.

He said he not think we should be kept in the dark, and it would prevent any wrong impressions getting abroad if he told the true facts. That ia something which, in my ex- fsnence, has never happened before put forward a suggestion when giving evidence before the Racecourse Reorganisation Committee that it would be to the advantage of all concerned If a liaison officer was appointed to act in con unction with Messrs, Weatherby and the Press The committee did not recommend any extension of the present system, although they said that information should be issued at the earliest possible moment. It is seldom that any information is passed on. and. as in many other respects, tradition dies hard in Turf officialdom Jr'racucally every other Dody which controls sport realises the value of publicity, and the P.R.O.

system has grown extensively during the war In his capacity of Parliamentary Under-Secretary to the Minister of Agriculture the Duke of Norfolk has gained considerable experience of executive work, and his helpful attitude was much appreciated. We jnay one day. anticipate him being appointed a steward of the Jockey Club, and I am sure that in his final year of office as Senior Steward he will give full play to his up-to-date ideas. Every racecourse in the United States has its own publicity representative and they are practically all drawn from the ranks of racing reporters. Some of them have even reached the higher planes of racing officialdom and have held the positions with credit and ability The position, of course, is entirely different in America, where there is no ruling body to control the whole of the racing in the various States.

That makes for keen competition, but few people would like to see it adopted in this country. All those intimately connected with racing are strong supporters of the Jockey Club, but there are many who would like to see a closer union between that body and the general run of owners. Cheltenham Results 1.0 (2m. Hdlcsi Mr Todd's Sue en Bland (P Camy (5-4 Welsh abbit (8-1 2. Wlnco 1100-61.

3- 20 ran. Tote. Win 6s 6d Places. 3s. 1 3s.

61.: iTodd.i 1.30 (2m. S'chasej. Maj Dugdale's Jack Pugh (H Nicholson! (6-1), Roi d'Egypte 1 100-8) 2 Grosvenor Bridge 1100-91 3. 18 ran- cRed Prince 7-4, fav.t Tote Win. 9s.

3d Places. 3s. 5S 6sv 3d, Nk 51 (R Hobtas.) 2.0 (2m died Mr Smyth's Fo Testation Nicholson) (10-11. fav.l, Go-er (2-U 2 Imshbofin 1 10-1 14 ran. Tote.

Win. 4s. 3d Places. 2s, 2s. 2s.

6d. 61. 8 (V Smyth.) 2.30 (2m H'dles Mrs Bruce's Birth law (H Nicholson) (6-l, Freetown (11-41, Flying Mascot (9-2). 3 18 ran. (Desert Rat 5-2.

tav.J Tote. Win. 10s. 6d Places. 4s.

3d. 4s. 6d 81 hd -V Hobbs.) Blrthlaw woe bought for 400 guineas. 3.0 i3m b'chosei Mrs Cameron's Schubert (O Beecheneri (2-5 lav. Post Horn (8-li 2.

Bestftav (20-11 3. 13 ran. Tote. Win 2 Od Places. 2s.

2s. 6s 101 (Beechener. 3.30 1 2m H'dles). Mrs Bezner's Triona (T Paxmen (5-4 Yankee Doodle (25-lt 2: Bonvivant (100-7 3. 19, rah.

Tote. Win. 5s. Places. 3s.

5 Os. 3d. 18s. 3d. 61.: same 4,0 (2m.

S'chasei, Mr Peebles's Jack Tar (T Rimell) 5-4 Flying Shower t2-ll The Nagger (25-1), 3. 14 ran. Tote. Win. 5s.

Places. 2s ta. 2s. lis. 12.

(Rimell.) 4.30 (2m. H'dles Mr Blunt's Reprisal (P Dayi (7-11. 1: Dusty Answer (4-5. fav.l. Vltt (15-81.

3. 12 ran. Tote Win. Places. 2s, 3d 2s 3d 2s 3d.

21.. 4 iBiunt 5.0 (2m. S'chasei Mrs Halahan's Flying Saint (R Smytht (5-4 fa.i. 3. Platypus 16-1 1 Predicament (3-1 1 3 18 ran.

Tote. Win 4s Places 2s. 6d. 2s. 2s 9d 61 3.

(V Smyth- First Toic Double: 1 Second Tote Dtfuale: 2 lis Midland 10 ata. R.A.F The R.AJ. pack quickly showed their superiority in. the scrums at Coventry, and this gave the backs a number of opportunities, but the first score came from Geddes, the R.A.F. full-back.

Williams picked up a loose ball, sold a dummy to Greasley, and passed to Geddes. who made a fine run. He con vex iea it is own iry. Accurate kicking by Stovell broke up a dangerous R.AJ. rush.

The Midlands were to a lartre extent on the defensive. having to contend with forceful R.A.F three-quarter movements. From a Midlands forward rush Kilkelly scored tor wngnt 10 convert. xiun waiters Sut the R.AJ. ahead with a try.

eddes succeeding with the kick at gqaL Geddes'a kicking enabled his side to gain useful ground on many occasions. The Midlands three-quarters came up against deadly tackling. Parsons made a fine run for the R.A.F.. but spcdlt it by giving a forward pass to Edwards, wno aiso aroppea a pass irom waiters when near the Midland's goal line. Then the Midlands drew level, Wright punting ahead to touch down.

He im proved the try. Oxford U. 14 pts. Middlesex 0 The first half was confined mainly to the forwards, and there were few movements among the backs, due to poor heeling on both Aides. It was a quick heel by the Oxford forwards which enabled Pearce to score a trv for Oxford.

Just after alf-time arsden forced his way over for the second Oxford try, and Mllli- San scored a third try after a clever in-lvldaal effort. A fine dash by Pearce led up to the next Oxford try, which was converted by Cuff GuVi 0 pte. N.Z, Service 17 New Zealand Services were fully extended by Guy's Hospital at Honor Oak Part and only the superb teamwork carried them to victory by two goals, one dropped goal and a try, to one penalty goal and two tries. New Zealand soon found gaps In the Guy's defence and obtained an early lead of 13 points, with two excellent tries bv Hill and one by Hunter, two of which Crist converted. Guy's recovered from this shock, and D.

G. Jones reduced the deficit with a grand penalty goal. After the Interval an excellent dropped goal by Ridland, for New Zealand, was followed by some excellent passing and backlng-up on the part of Guy's, which led to Kinder and Dean crossing for unconverted tries. Aldershot Serv. 16 pta.

S.A. Serv. 6 Scoring all but three of their points while they were a player Services brought off a smart win against South African Services by two goals and two tries to two penalty goals. The South Africans began strongly and looked like a good match. Acker-man, their full-back whose accurate touch-finding was a feature throughout, kicked two.

penalty goals in the first 15 minutes. After Murphv had replied with a second-half try. Rika, an ASdershot centre, received a kick and went off. Gillard and Ball, however, added" tries from goofl runs, and Murphy got another forwards try. Morris and Swift each converted one.

Wetherby Results 1.30 i2m. H'dles). Mr Redfern's Sylphlde (A Jack) (5-2. Count Yutoi 1 10O-6 1. 2: Bastille 13-1 3.

18 ran. Tote. Win. 9s Places, 3s. 18s.

2s 9d 21: nk. (Cooper. 2.0 (3m. 8 'chase Mr Nicholson Limestone Edward ir Doyle I (100-301. Mr.

Hlnck5 120-li. Royal Revel (11-41, 3 9 ran. (Venturesome Knight, 2-1. fav.) Tote, Win. 13s.

Places, 3s. 14s 2s, 3d. 21.: 6. Jprlvate.l 2.30 f2m. Mr Baker's Stipendiary (P Russell 1 16-11.

Goyanna I30O6I. Peter Penniless (100-6). 3 22 ran (Dastula. 5-2 fav.) Tote. Win.

Places. 16s. 1 15s 6d 10.: (BellerbyJ 3.0 (2m. H'dles). Mr A Barnett's Victory (E Street (7-2 fav.

I. 1: (4-1). Try-out 15-11. 3. 21 ran.

Tote. Win. 4s. Places 3s. 3s.

5s. 9d. Nk. 3.30 1 2m. S'chasei.

Mr Spavey's raior finer iao-B lav.i Vain Knight (8-1). 2: Gaudy Knight (6-11. 3. 14 ran. Tote.

Win. 3s. Places. 2s. 9s.

5s 3d. 10. (Vaser.) 4,0 (2m H'dlesi. Mr Nicholson's Aroherfleld (D Doy)et 100-6 1 Arch Stone (100-6 2- Stretto 3. 14 ran.

Tole. Win, 3 Places. 6s. 4s 3d. 2s.

3d 5 Private 4.30 (2m. H'dles Mr Robinson's Trimaroma (J Cartwnght) (7-2), 1 Slavonic Guard (6-1 1. Victory Roll (6-1). 3. 15 ran.

(Star Song, 9-4. fav. disq. for third place. Tote Win.

Places. 3. 6d. 6 3s. 6d.

11 jl. 1. JT Hall.) Tote Double: 9 Is London University League. Guy's H. 1.

St. Mark's Coll. 2: St. Bartholomew's H. 1.

King Coll. Northampton Eng. Colt. 4, St. Thomas's H.

12. and one I've remained loyal to right since the first fill. FOUR SQUARE for me every time, because it has no artificial flavouring, but is pure tobacco, made from the best leaf, matured and mellowed by ageing in the wood." FOUR SQUARE TOBACCOS In tlx different blends, Virginias and Mixtures, 27 211 per oz. CEORGE DOBIE SON LTD PAISLEY SCOTLAND By OUR SPECIAL London Dtst 3 pts. St Mary's H.

18 St. Mary's Hospital beat London District at Richmond Athletic ground by three goals, and a penalty goal to a try, but not without a struggle. London cot a bis share of the ball from the scrummages, and J. Mad-docks, the diminutive Welsh Trials scrum-half, got It out smartly enough. dux me inree-quariers.

armougn generally 'defensively sound, could not produce either the finesse or the pene trative power necessary to onng results. Still, their ruifued. sDoiling work upset for a long time the smooth running of the Hospital back division, and it was not until the last quarter of the match, during which they obtained 10 of their points, that the youth of me students turned me oaiance. N. M.

HalL extraordinarllv Dowerful for his build, enjoyed another fine game at fly-half, and all the Hospital three-quarters did well, with C. Ewart, trie latest addition snowing great pace and promise. The one trv of the oDeninc half came midway through from Ewart. after neat nanaimg Dy Scott and o. Bennett, Hall converting.

In the second staee. A. Venniker. a Uvelv for ward, and Bennett out on tries. Hall converting doui ana kick ing a beautiful penalty goal, before Quick, in the closing moments, scored London's solitary try after St.

Mary's had heeled near their own line. Rosslyn Ph. 26 pts. Cambridge U. 18 After about as good a game as has been seen at the O.ld Deer Park this season, Rosslyn Park beat Cambridge University by four goals and two tries to a goal, a dropped goal, two penalty goals, and a try.

The game was a grand one to watch, especially in the first half, when both sides were constantly on the attack. There were eleven scoring incidents in all. E. G. McKeown (3).

B. H. Simpson B. J. O'Meara, and G.

T. wrigm got tries tor Kossiyn and K. H. Chapman kicked four goals. For Cambridge J.

Hall drooped a coal. TD. B. Vaughan kicked two penalty goais ana scorea a try wnicn 1. K.

Marr converted, and J. Fairgreave got an unconverted try. Soccer Results REPRESENTATIVE MATCH Royal Navy Army 2 LEAGUE CUP (Qualifying Competition) Accrington 3 Blackburn '2 Aston 6 Walsall 1 Bplton 2 Liverpool 1 Bradford 5 Leeds 2 Cardiff 4 Bristol C. 2 Chester 3 Orerwe 3 Everton Southport 0 Or imsby a Rotherham 0 Halifax Oldham -2 Huddersfleld 3 Manchester Oity 1 Hull 3 Bamsley 0 Leicester 2 Derby 2 Lincoln 5 Sheffield W. 3 Lovells 4 Bath 2 Manchester U.

2 Bury ansfleld 4 Chest erfleld 3 Mlddlesbro' 2 Gateshead 3 Newcastle 3 Darlington 1 North am pton 8 Cdventry 1 Notts Forest 1 Notts County 4 Preston N.E. 2 Burnley 1 RochdeJe 3 Blackpool 6 Sheffield Utd. 0 Doncaster 4 Stockport 4 Tranmere 3 Stoke 8 Port Vale 1 Sunderland 6 Hartlepool 2 Swansea 5 Aberaman 2 W. BromwTi A. 4 Birmingham 0 Wolverhampton 4 Wrexh am 1 York 2 Bradford C.

2 LEAGUE SOUTH CUP Brighton 6 Millwall 2 Charlton A. 6 Luton 1 Crystal Palace 1 Chelsea 1 Fulham 1 Brentford 0 Portsmouth 2 Arsenal 4 Queen's Park 1 West Ham TJ. 1 Reading 2 Clapton 0 2 Tottenham H. 6 Aldershot 1 Watford 1 Southampton 6 Scottish Southern League. Alrdneon- ians I.

Hibernian 1, Celtic 2. Falkirk uumoarton 3. itangers Hearts 2, aid ion R. Morton 1 Hamilton Motherwell 2. St.

Mirren Q- Partick T. 2. Third Lanark 6, Queen's Pk. 2. Clyde 0.

ScDttLah N.E. Leaaue. Aberdeen Raith 0 Arbroa th 3, Hear is 2 Dundfe Utd. 6. Dunfermline 3: Falkirk 1.

E. Fife Kangers Lmnaee 3. Other Match. Oulingham 3 oambridee university 5. It is a year since Surgeon Lieutenant F.

M. McRae, at the age of 28, was lost at 3ea after the Mahratta had been twice hit by torpedoes on a Northern convoy to Russia, and very many who knew and admired him would, perhaps, like to know the little, yet so much, which could later be added to the official story. The first torpedo struck soon after dusk, doing enough damage for the captain to order abandon ship." While the boats were being lowered the second hit midships, smashing all the boats and killing most of the crew Seventeen survivors scrambled on to a crowded Carley Float with their doctor, McRae Suddenly, the doctor said: I appear to be In the way here," and as if he were Inter Sporting for Fertilizers It's Fisons ii I Ml III SS 7 The more uncertain the weather, the greater the need for' good solid meals. Food Served during February FLUdyke KITCHEN PLANNING EXHIBITION DOR LAND HAtL, LOWER REGENT ST LONDON. W.I Prints F.

M. McRAE to pjn, pjn GAS ASSOCIATION. LONDON. S.W.I Feb. to March 10 a.m.

(Thursdays tO cjb. to 6 ADMISSION FREE should include plenty of dishes Here are some suggestions meals, specially, suitable fcr liable and dreary. They'll help to build up the family's resistance to the ills and ailments which threaten health at the tag-end of a wartime winter. VEGETABLE BROTH WITH SAUSAGE DUMPLINGS (The dumplings "make" this dish) Ingredients: Dumplings: 4 oz. self-raisipg flour, 1 level teaspoon salt, 1 oz.

dripping, 1 tablespoon chopped parsley, 4 oz. sausage meat, water to mix. Vegetables for Soup: lb. carrots, 3 oz. turnip, 3 oz.

onion or leek, 4 oz. chopped outer cabbage leaves', i lb. potatoes, 2 pints stock or vegetable water. Quantity: For 4 people. Method: Chop onions, carrots, cabbage, turnip and potatoes, place in the boiling stock and simmer for half an hour.

Make dumplings by mixing together all ingredients, first rubbing, the dripping into Hour. Mix with cold water to a fairly stiff consistency and cut into 8 small pieces. Roll into balls and dip in flour. Add to soup, which must be boiling, and simmer for twenty minutes. I tiirl fas) VW MtttSH COMMERCIAL Why some Women fall at Omelettes with Dried Eggs HOTELS match Shutter rather unexpectedly beat Horden, who had the better of the long game, but kept over-hitting his approaches.

Shutter was rather short but very steady. Connell held Wilson well to the 9th, but Wilson always looked the more solid and surer player, and won on the 15th green. So far Oxford's score was a graceful circle, but Russell a estv hut determined golfer, struck the first, if delayed, blow bv beatinp Boddinetnn 3 and 2. Cooper, a player of considerable promise and length, added another Doint for CamhrinW bpfnrp Hodgkins, just out-lasting Bryson. raised the Oxford tally to one more tnan they had notched at Cambridge.

RESULTS first). Foursomes 1 A secret r. anti McL. Wilson beat J. D.

Fraser and R. noraen. ana 3, A w. Shutter and A. Cooper beat s.

P. Hutton and HodKkms. and 4. Bodrtlntrtnn anrf A A Bryson beat J. M.

ConneU and T. Russell. ana Singles. G. A.

Leggett fClarei beat J. Pra.ser Magdalen (capt i. 6 ana s- a. anuuer iGasuM beat R. a.

Horden (Christ Church i 4 and 3: R. Met. Wilson (St. John'si beat M. Connell iChnsT Church i 4 and 3: A E.

CooDer iTrinttv Hal, beat S. P. Hutton iSt. Edmund HalU 4 and S. Q.

D. Boddinirton iTrinltyl losl to T. RusseU (St. Edmund ana n. n.

urvson iremoroKe lost to Hodirkms (Wadhaml, a and 1. RUGBY UNION REPRESENTATIVE MATCH Midlands 10 R.A.P 10 CLUB GAMES Alder shot Ser. 16 S.A. Service 6 Bath Cardiff 13 Bristol 24 R.A.P. XV.

3 Cheltenham 11 Birmingham TJ. Roto! 3 Newport 4 Ouy's 9 N.Z. Services 17 London Dls. 3 St. Mary's H.

18 Oxford Uni. 14 Mlddx. 0 O. Paulines 16 Lensbury fl O. Rutlishians 6 St.

H. 6 Rosslyn Pk as Cambridge TJn-1. 18 Suiton 8 Blues 15 Wasps 0 R.A.C. (OCTTU 0 Bee O. 3, Saracens Bournemouth B.C 19.

Armv XV 5: Oenalr 9, N.P.L. 5. Guy 0. Woolwich Poly 25: Handley Page Standard Telephones Kinc's London 0. Old 10, Jjonaon n.

uiaon r1 r-5: London H. A 14, Bt. Barth's a. Napier 3, High vuiy Alloys 6 Old Blues A li Ouy's H. Ext.

"A BAPfl XV Wasos Ext. 29 Ci rftll HIT? Ctraat ham 21, De HavSlland 'o; Tollbridge 14 TTC. XV O. Twickenham 15. Guv's A 0.

Upp Clapton and Westminster No. 3 jJiat-rict Met. rouce c. wasps a 1 12. St.

Thomas's H. A 0. Wasps Ext A o. fJ E.f-f. a.

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4 bed bath, 2 rec matn water, electricltv, Gdn 1-3 a rre Fhld Vac Possn 5500 POLL. Lnd Agent Woburn Sands. Bucks le rules for success THIS irwEEK 31 THE THUD WgK Of IUTI0W PEBIOC Ho. 8 (Ftbruwy 4di to.Hrth 3rd) THE MINISTRY OF FOOD, LONDON. W.i.

FOOD FACTS No. 242 Herts and Middlesex League. Barnet 10, Flnchley St. Albans C. 1.

Grays A Walthamstow Av. 3. Hitchin T. 2: Wealdstone 1, Slough Wood Green T. 2.

Clapton 3 4- superb fielder at cover or extra-cover point. His batting was graceful and correct, but lively; and nis form in the season 3,939 showed that, granted opportunity, he was heading for an established excellence. He played 20 innings for Somerset in 1939, scoring 608 runs for an average of 30.40, including 107 at his home town Taunton, against Hampshire, and he finished third to H. Gimblett and F. S.

Lee In the County averages In Squash Rackets, which he took to last of all his games, he quickly reached the first rank, captaining Scotland in International matches, and being highly reckoned by the world champion, F. D. Amr Bey', Praise of those who, in life, stand far beyond the need of it must have a sadly formal ring when they are fane; but. in the case of Peter McRae, is friencjs will remember and agree that none who knew him could resist him, with his charm, his modesty, and the gentle humour that goes with the bravest hearts R. C.

PERSONAL THEY NEVER FAIL. The Merchant Navy feeds us at home and supplies our Armies overseas The Shipwrecked Mariners' Society cares for survivors and gives immediate Relief Grants to widows and orphans. FleaSe do not lail them, but help with gift to 50, Carlton House, London. S.W.l. Patron: M.

The King LAMB. The kin of James, otherwise James Robert Lamb, late of 20, Bateman-street, Derby, who died at Derby on October 14, 1944. aTe requested to Apply to the Treasury Solicitor (B.V.), Storey's Gate. London. SWl.

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English and Persian Carpet Specialists, 168, Bromptonnroad, S.W.3, iKen. 98783, and 97. New W.l. iMayfair 7008 .) BERMALINE. Most easily digested Bread.

Ask your Baker. GO TO JOHN PERRING if you wish to sen your reproduction and modern second-hand furniture; best possible prices paid lor good quality pieces. John Perring, Ltd Sutton (VTG. 441E3J. or Richmond-rd 33134.) MONOMARK permanent London address.

55. p.a Write BMMONO8 WC1 EDWARD ANGEL, LTD (established oer 100 years), buy second-hand wardrobe and cabin trunks, modem fitted dressing-cases, suitcases, picnic cases, and ell types of travel goods; also clothing and riding kit Department SV, lie Shaf tesbury-av London. 1 Ph Ger 1246 OUR FIGHTING MEN ln times of adversity after service may count on tiif help of the British Legion. A legacy to Halg's Fund. Cardigan House, Richmond, Surrey, will benefit All Ranks of All Services, their families, too.

11 MY HAT I I've forgotten to send it to Guy's! Felt Hats in large quantities are still one of our needs. Appeal Secretary, Guv's Hospital, London. 8E 1 TRUBENISED" BRAND BLOUSES and collars made from old shirts or your own material, 2 gns each. Details from Dept. A.7, Resartus.

1839. Queensway.W 2 SELFRIDGES buy Handbags in good condition, also Drtwtoj Cases, WrJttng Cases, and Foncy Leather Goods generally Bring or post to Ground Floor and -receive an imm. casta offer. London 1 CANOE SUFFERER, (59744.) Printer 151) unable to work hls year oast, with invalid daughter. Needs nourishment and care at home.

Income after paying rent 29s for 3. Please help this poor patient Cash, JeweUery. or linen gratefully received NattonAl Society lor Oancer Relief. 2fOBi Ohesm Cheam Surrey AN INSPIRING BOOK. "How to Work Wonders with Words explains how to acquire qiilcfclv the ablhty to speak, to banish ilmtditv self -consciousness, stage fright and lack -ml confidence Send 2d stamp to The Speakers' Club.

Dept. I OB ES7. Marple, Cheshire. to warm and satisfy. for nourishing and appetising a month which is often unre STEAMED FRUIT PUDDING Ingredients: 8 oz.

self-raising flour, 2 oz. sugar, pinch salt, 2-3 oz. dried frujt, 3 oz. fat, milk or milk and water to mix. Quantity: For 4 people.

Method: Mix together flour and salt. Rub in fat till the mixture resembles breadcrumbs. Add sugar and fruit and enough liquid to make the mixture a dropping consistency. Turn into a greased basin and steam for 1 hour. Sardines at only two points a tin, costing 1-, are a good buy, and make up into tasty and nourishing dishes.

WHILE POTATOES ARE SCARCE Be extra careful to avoid toaste in preparation. Remember 1. Up to 25 is toasted by peeling potatoes. If peeling is necessary, peel very thinly. 2.

To slop potatoes breaking up and going to waste boil steadily, but don't gallop. 3. To reduce blackening, add a little vinegar to the water. 4. To kalp out vnth the potatoes serve dtrntpiings Yorkshire or suet pudding with the meat, fish, etc.

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Rescue craft soon. arrived, but McRae was not seen again. To all games, including life. Peter McRae had the" easy approach of the all-rounder. Coming from Christ's Hospital to St.

Mary's, he early made a name, as a Rugby centre-three-quarter, and was a member of the St. Mary's team when they won the Hospitals Cup for six consecutive seasons. Sure of hand, and a strong tackier, he had an acute sense in attack and a baffling swerve. He played in one International Trial match, and would surely have won his England cap but for injury. Considering how often he was ill at school and later, it was remarkable that he should have played Rugby at all.

At cricket he played for Somerset, for whom he was qualified by residence He was worth 30 or 40 runs before he ever took guard, being a PALM COURT HOTEL SEA FRONT TORQUAY PHONE: TORQUAY 21 B7 The BEACON HOTEL CROWBOROUQH. Tel. 496 In the Sussex Highlands around Asiidown Forest. 800 feet above aea level. 100 bedrooms.

8 acres Pleasure Grounds. Excellent I 8-hole Golf Courae near. First-clats war-time Cuisine and comfort. Own Garden Produce. American Bar.

Under same management Cadogan Hotel, London, S.W.I EDGEMOOR HOTEL BOVEY TRACEY, DEVON. Phone 73 Twixt Covey and Haytor (One mile Bovey Station, G.W.R. Taxis) FISHING RIDING GOLF FREE (Stover Golf Club) Proprietors MR. MRS. HENRY STONE HOVE.

KENTON COURT HOTEL. Vacancies alter March 15. Ideal for spring holidays, with comfort good menus. Personal supervision oT Res. Props.

Hove 1684H ILFRACOMBE. The TORRS PRIVATE HOTEL' offers delightful holidays with full board at 3Vi gjba. Boole early. MIDHURST. Sussex.

SPREAD EAGLE. Historic 15th Century House. This Gateway to the South Downs bids you welcome. Golf: riding close. Fron 6 gns.

to JO gns. NORTHAM, Westward Hoi. N. Devon. CaEVELANDS HOTEL.

Tel. 30O Northam. Luxuriously Furnished Hotel Country club situated ln 12-acre park, 1 mile Blde-ford Westward Hoi Frequent bus service. Terms from to 7 truineae. PAIGNTON.

S. Devon. SOUTHCOMBE HOUSE. Noted for good food and home comforts. Vacancies now onwards (doubles only).

Faces south. Nr. sea. shops etc Central heated. Own produce, poultry etc.

Terms from 5 gns. ea. weekly. Phone 5O07. PRESTON Paignton.

VIOORNIA HOTEL. Small, weni-appui. One minute sea. Vita-ciasa sun lounge. Med.

terms Tel. 820 271. SEATON, 8. Oevon. BEACH HOTEL.

A A. The leading hotel Paces South on Sen Front Bnlght, friendly 4: informal 50 bedrooms Fine pubhc rooms, games room. Centralliy heated. Rooms witl Srivate bathroom. Fully licensed Tel 17 IDMOUTH, S.

Devon. ST DAVID'S HOTEL. Sea Front. A email. tatefuBy furnished hotel with modern appointments.

Book early for Easter. Mod termi Tel 7 85 NO BTH ALES. YTTYS PAIO HOWEL Falroorne (AA, for rest Vnd eecurlitry Comfortable beds, h. c. throu nourt Tennis.

country walks. Phone PairixxrTie 203. NORTH WALES. THE CASTLE," Bangor. Central heating.

Cocktail bar. SHIPPING LAMPORT HOLT LINE to BRAZIL, URUGUAY, ARGENTINA. Royal Liver Building, Uverpool. 85, London, E.C.5. ELLERMAN CITY HALL LINES.

ELLERMAN A BUCKNALL LINE. INDIA, CEYLON SOUTH AFRICA. Tudor Courts Cob ham, Surrey. HOLLAND AMERICA LINE and RED STAR LINE SERVICES TO A. AND CANADA, 120, Pall Mali.

London. S.W.I. Anyone can make a delicious, light omelette with dried eggs provided they follow the directions carefully. The main reasons for failure are: (1) using too much dried egg for the amount of water; (2) not reconstitut- ing the eggs carefully, and (3) not' having the fat hot enough when you pour the eggs into the pan. Follow these three rules carefully and you'll find yourself making omelettes like an expert.

1 Measure The correct nroai)Awfcahvoie lerel tWf) Clf wter. In tfcre Jhat you set ttm amMmttatc ublo- knife. In 2 First beat out 'with a spoon against the side of the basin or rub the dried egg the lingers. Get the egg powder as free from lumps as possible before you begin. Add half the water first and mix carefully to an absolutely smooth paste.

You should get out aH the lumps at etui of ficticious egg this stage. Beat well. Then add tho rest of the water and beat again. 3 Cook quickly For two or three people, five eggs cooked in an average- sized pan makes an omelette of the right thickness. Don't use a pan too big for the amount of eggs, or your omelette will be thin and hard.

When the eggs are reconstituted, add seasoning and beat well. 'Meanwhile, have about three-quarters of an ounce fat (dripping, lard or bacon fat) heating In the pan. Let it get really hot. Pour in eggs quickly. As they cook, lift edges from the side of the pan with a knife and tilt pan to let the liquid egg run under.

When all is just setting in about a minute fold over on to a hot plate. A packet of 12 dried eggs costs out? 13. diHe trith dried eggs I OSUKO THE UDHSTtV OP FOOD. LONDON; W.I The MAY FAIR HOTEL BERKELEY STREET, W.L Tel. MAYfair 7777 Situated in the heart of Mayfair, 3 minutes from Piccadilly and the Green Pirk, and within easy access of the theatres, and i hop pins area.

5pcfJ Term to H.M. Forcas and fmJHr Dinclflf Every Enninr (Sundy excepted) to ROWLAND PEAOHEY 4V HIS ORCHESTRA OWARD Entirely Modern. Many Private Bathrooms and Suites. Hot and cold running water in every bedroom. First-class Rei-taurant and Cocktail Bar.

OTEL NORFOLK STRAND, LONDON Tel. Temple Bar 44XJ0 AIR RAID SHELTER WINSTON HOTEL 000 ROOMS (Cntrmnc 15, Jcrmyn Straat) PICCADILLY CIRCUS Phone: WHI 7361 LONDON THE EOOLESTON, Eccleston-sq S.W.I. Vic 8042. Rooms In this modem Hotel, from 96. Private Baths.

12-. Luxurious beds and finest cuisine' and wines. EYRIE MANSION. 22 Jermyn-st. S.W.I.

Service flats. Close to all Theatres and Restaurants. From 276 Dally or 7 Gns Weekly. Tel. Reg.

2353 GRANTLEIGH HOTEL. W.2. Sociable atmosphere. Billiards. 100 rooms, from 3 gns.

BAY. 3616, QUEENSBORO1 CT. HOTEL, Hyde Park. 60 rooms from 3 gns. BAY.

0131. STANHOPE COURT HOTEL, Stanhope-gar dens, S. Kensington, S.W.7. PRO HOL In a quiet garden square 100 attractive wall-appointed rooms. Terms from AV? pn s.

w. One of the NORTH HOTELS of London WHITE HALL HOTELS (centrally situated In London), 9-11, Bloomsbury-6q WC. Hoi 2463. 15-16, Bedford-pt Mus. 2334 Comfort, convenience Mod terms MORSHEAD HOTEL, Richmond Hill Famous for comfort, charm and lovely view of iharaes Valley; c.

htg. From 4L2 gns COUNTRY ABB0TB8UHY, Dorset. The ILCHESTER ARMS HOTEL. Old-world charm combined with modern comfort. Fully licensed Excellent cuisine Telephone Abbotsbury 25 ARGYLLSHIRE.

LOCH AWE HOTEL Overlooking Loch. 70 bedrooms. Salmon Trout Fishing in River and Loch. 14 boats. Climbing.

Direct Sleepers from Euston. "Ph. Dalmally 6. 'Grams. Hotel Lochawe BAB AGO BE, Torquay.

GLEN HOTEL, Spring summer holidays ZdealW situated, ovlkjr Babbacombe Bay. 'Ph 874551 BOURNEBfpUTH. BA6SETT HOTEL, Ph. 1667 for comfort, good food, and service. Prom S'z gns BOURNEMOUTH.

THE BRUJswIOK Sunshine Hotel' West Cliff (unlicensed) reopens March 1. ens 15 daily Easter on application. Phone 573S BROMLEY, Kent. STJNDRIDaE PARK HOTEL Ashley Court-en recommended OLAYGATE, Surrey. WOODLANDS PACRK HOTEL, nonv at Wingham." Oleygate Surrey, stands Ln Ave acres of 'grounds 1 home produce) and within half a mile of the station Business partial board, 5 5s 'Phone Eaher 3433.

CROYDON SOUTH WA LDRONH YRST A Residential Hotel providing comfort satisfaction within hr of West End DAWLISH, Devon, BlCKXKLANIS HOTEL. Under new management 30 rooms Modern Good food. Central. Wire Premier. DawHsh.

Phone 22-36 LI in OVERSEAS EMPLOYMENT PALESTINE POLICE FORCE In lighting infection in your own home, learn from the hospital. Against the germs that cause infection modern science has a modern defence In our great hospitals, in surgical and maternity wards throughout the country, doctors, surgeons and nurses protect their patients and protect themselves against.infection with 'Dettol V. Young man between tttt ages at 18 and 25 are required tor uaaoriant National Service at Constat! las In toe British Section of the PatottiB Police Forte. i jeer' contract in the first instance. Farther employment end toed opportunity at promotion for toe right men.

Pay 11 a month rising by 8 a year to 15 month. Cost of living allowance at present 3 IB 0 a month. Proficiency and trade pay. Free apartars, rations and uniform, Separation and children's allowances lor married Candidates must be physically lit and not less than 8' In height Written applications (no interviews) giving the following essentia! details (l) Full Name. 2) Date a) Birth.

(3) Whether Married or Srngle. (4) Weight. (5J Industrial training and experience. (6) Name and of present employers. j) Details of presenc work, should- be" sent to The Secretary.

Overseas Manpower Comtftittso (Ret. O.M.P.2S9). Ministry a Labour and National Service, York House, Kingsway, London, W.C.2. Applications will not be acknowledged. STAMPS W.

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