... and Mrs. Sage beat D. Johnson and Miss E Clare, 15-5, 15-6; beat L. Rogers Jones and Miss N. Clare, 15-12, 15-7; S. B. Roberts and Miss Morrell beat L. Rogers Jones and Mrs. Rogers Jones, 15-12, 15-11; beat Johnson and Miss Clare 18-14, 15-5; Alvin Robinson ...

... 5-15, 3-15; Mrs. Sage and Miss Aitken lost to Misses Bannister and Heaton, 10-15, 10-15; Misses Owen and, Bibby lost to Mrs. Gibson and Miss Weber, 11-15, 6-15. Men's Doubles. Sage and Roberts bea,t Rogers Jones and Johnson, 15-7, 15-11; Robinson and Turner ...

... henie side by ~, :ering twice. Rhos ened the second hi!! in brisk fashion and o:)tained the by a goa: scored ,by Joite, Bannister the home gotiiman pltyed a magnificent game trnd saved his side frem heavy defeat. RE FENNANT ROAD FOOTPATH. Rhos were masters ...

... Gibson (Rhos -on-Sea), 116; Misses Bannister and Heaton (Rhos-on-Soa), 110; Misses Newton and Holt (Rhoson-Sea), 104; Misses D. C. Weber and E. Bentley (Abergele), 05; Miss Slack and Mrs. Crabbe Davies (Rhyl), 82; Mrs. Rogers Jones and Miss D. Hall (Abergele) ...

... and A. C Horton, Wrexham 0 B Thomas and R Thomas, Ruthin 85..11 ..74 G Chase and E Chase, Uses& B6 94-784 C Roberts, & S Rogers, Wrexham 86.. 9..?? BC Bate and Z Roaghley, Frestatyn 89..11 ..78 H W Griffin and F 8 Thompson, Idaesda B6. 74-781 W and W ...

... scoundrelly grafters accumulate profits by cornering food stmplies. Hus ton gives a vivid and powerfw portrayal ut Jack Bannister, the brain behiind the organisation. He is never seen by his countless victims, but from behind lock ed doors pulls the wires ...