... No. 3491 VOL. CLXVIII For conditioni ot i*le and supply ol Th Sporting nd Dramatic News, see bottom ql lstt p&gs ol text. PUBLISHING OFFICE For Potuc, R.,. Fn)DU.plo N.*>PP tor Wn.mlk.o In U Onltod Klnrtom. Knrl U woond M> uW-aUM ,t u m \ort fob on. Tort. 32/34, ST, BRIDE STREET. LONDON, E.C4. ...

... PRINTED IN ENGLAND for the Proprietors, the Sporting and Dramatic Publishing Co., Ltd., by Odhams Press Ltd., Long Acre, London, W.C.2, and published by the Proprietors, 32-34, St. Bride Street, London, E.C.4. Entered as second-class matter at the New York Post Office, 1903. Agents for Australasia, Gordon Gotch, Ltd. Branches Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth, W.A. Christchurch, ...

... No. 3491. THE ILLUSTRATED SPORTING AND DRAMATIC NEWS August 9, 1940. ...

... Conditions of Sale and Supply. This periodical is sold subject to the following conditions, namely, that it shall not, without the written consent of the publishers first given, be lent, re-sold, hired out or otherwise disposed of by way of Trade except at the full retail price of is.; and that it shall not be lent, re-sold, hired out or otherwise disposed of in a mutilated condition or in any ...

... The Golf Coupon from any one issue of the Bystander during the current month must accompany any entry for the Bystander Monthly Spoon Competition. The Hon. Secretary of the Club must sign the card and certify the scratch score of the course. Cards to be addressed to the Golf Editor of the Bystander, 32-34, St. Bride Street, London, E.C.4, to reach her not later than the first day of the ...

... THE SPHERE IN WARTIME f^WING to the paper shortage it is essential to place a standing order with your newsagent to make sure of getting your copy of THE SPHERE each week. By a Paper Control Order, the output of British paper is drastically restricted and all publications are com' pelled to exercise the strictest economy and in future no periodicals can now be stocked for casual sale. It is ...

... THE SKETCH CROSS- WOK D. ACROSS. 1. An order of merit (three words 6, 2, 6). 9. This is quite normal if you are in South Africa (7). 10. This one may worry you a bit (7). 11. More artistic form of mope (4). 12. When the tiger is this he may become this beheaded in captivity (5). 14. Another form of spue (4). 16. No (3). 18. Dress, apple and colour (6). 20. An acid (6). 21. Often encountered on ...

... CONDITIONS OF SALE AND SUPPLY. This Periodical is sold subject to the following conditions, namely, that it shall not without the written consent of the publishers first given, be lent, re-sold, hired out. or otherwise disposed of by way of Trade except at the full retail price of is. and that it shall not be lent, re-sold, hired out or otherwise disposed of in a mutilated condition or in any ...

... THE SKETCH DIFFICULT CROSS-WOUD. ACROSS. i. A colour which looks like a single line Ministry of Trans port (7). 5. Sccr etc. (anag. 7). 9. A common sight for a Vene tian (7). 10. 'Tisn't an hour or a minute (7)- 11. A midshipman is frec-er (6). 14. I am mixed with three A's and a couple of L's and find myself speechless (6). 15. I ain in Dora and followed by mother (7). 16. This term is met ...

... CONDITIONS OF SALE AND SUPPLY. This Periodical is sold subject to the following conditions, namely, that it shall not, without the written consent of the publishers first given be lent re-sold, hired out, or otherwise disposed of by way of Trade except at the full retail price of is. and that it shall not be lent, re-sold, hired out or otlurwise disposed of in a mutilated condition or in any ...

... PRINTED IN ENGLAND by Eyre A Spottiswoode Limited, His Majesty's Printers, at East Harding Street. London. E.C.4. and Published Weekly by Illustrated Newspapers, Ltd., 34-34, tsride Street, London, E.C.4. August 10, 1940. Entered as Second-cla^s Matter at the New York (N.Y.) Post Office. 1903. ...

... THE SKETCH CKOSS-WORD. N.B. No clues are givei ACROSS. 1. Sparc a copper for the (6). j. Equine malady (6). a. Unknown in the Abbey (7). 11. After his upset Ted is ill (7). 13. Applauded (7). 16. Hate mania rife in Germany (11). 18. These may be 14 (5). 19. Noble offshoot (5). 20. East Indian island (4). 21. Did Hamlet pass through this fallen city (5). 23. Three from a riot (4). 25. Cad in ...