... third. Iqa FORD SELLING HANDICAP • 'CHASE of £75; two miles and a quarter. JEAN DE LA LXJNE (Mr G W Pal. mer) Kelly April Day Wilson 2 Doneerie T Dart 21 ran: Scottlethorpe 'Mr H Pntchard), Prominent Lad (Mr R Petre). Scots Test (T Kimell). Vauxgar Morris) ...

... the hideous system which has hypnotised some, terrorised more, and imprisoned, exiled or killed the rest of them, we must set our signatures to peace which will kill Nazi obsession for ever, but leave their present vie tims sane and free. ...

... appointment to the post of Deputy Assistant Quartermaster General, of Major F. K. Wilson, Royal Signals. Major Wilson is the younger son of Sergt.-Major and Mrs. Alex Wilson, of Parkside, Old Bath-road, Cheltenham, and his appointment is made to fill a vacancy ...

... Glenn Martin bomber crashed to-day at Magelang. in the centre of Java, owing to engine trouble. Five of the occupants were killed. The sixth escaped by parachute. OWEN TUDOR SHORTENS IN PRICE There was very little betting at the final call-over on the ...

... fine thick scarf of white wool knitted for Dr. Edward Wilson, the famous explorer, by his mother, but never worn by him. The garment has been given by Miss Wilson, sister of the explorer. Dr. Wilson, besides being an Old Cheltonian, had a great many c ...

... Chesterton and Happy Result pulled up. Ukase was killed by its fall. H-CATHCART CHALLENCE CUP (two miles), value 100 sovs. with 300 sovs. added. KNIGHT OF LONDON (Mrs Violet Mundy) T Rimell Carton G Wilson 2 Psychic Bid Archibald 3 Six ran: Jim Newcombe ...

... conflict which 1,000 to British, Australian, and Indian soldiers who joined the army in order to defend France have fallen, killed or wounded, under French bullets MR. CHURCHILL said, in the Commons to-day, that it was true that we had received a formal ...

... Norman Frank Taylor. R.A.F.V.R., son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Taylor, of 6, Courtenay - street, Cheltenham. Sergt. Taylor, who was killed in a flying accident, was only 21 years of age. He joined the Volunteer Reserve before the outj break of war, and was a wireless ...

... of our posts , on outer perimeter defences of Tobruk. Attackers were allowed to approach to within 300 yards when they were killed almost to a man by heavy defensive fire from our artillery and machineguns. In frontier area yesterday our patrols successfully ...

... movement. ATTACK BEGUN Accordingly, on the night of December 7 a strong detachment from the Army of the Nile, under Sir Maitland Wilson, comprising British and Imperial troops and detachment from the Free French forces, advanced towards the positions which the ...

... defence. FATAL AIR CK**** (See also Pag e ' One of machines involved air collision came from , re vv'h° J Aerodrome, and occupan killed were Mr. Alan , piivil f rf, about 35, member of 1 and Kent Flying Club, and Browne, instructor. Pilot Officer George -01^ ...

... protection? Not a bit. They only ensure a large concentration of people, and, if one is hit, dozens are killed. If a house is hit, up to half-a-dozen may be killed. The only sane answer is the deep shelter. Even Spain had them during the civil war. But our ap ...