... Finish of the Flat Some Personalities at Headquarters by The Tout 99 J-Kirby The flat-racing season ended at Newmarket last week. Here are some of its familiars seen by The Tout. Miss K. Farrar patroness of Captain Ossie Bell's stable, oicns Comatas, the useful grey sprinter, who used to be known as the Dapple colt. Captain David Nicoll is a keen race goer who otcns and breeds a few horses. ...

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... Stories From Everywhere Two commercial travellers got talking together in the hotel after dinner, and arranged to have a day's golf on a little country course near, as business was rather slack. As it was in the middle of the week, no caddies were available, but they managed to get a farm labourer to carry their bags. At the end ol the afternoon s play, which was more vigorous than skilful, ...

... THE SURRENDER OF THE ITALIANS AT WALCHEFIT PASS IN ABYSSINIA-september 28, 1941 During the subsidiary, mopping-up operations in Abyssinia after the final surrender of the Duke of Aosta with the main Italian armies at Amba Alagi, certain of the enemy forces were pursued towards Gondar, where the final resistance of the Italians was staged. On September 28, however, the enemy holding Walchefit ...

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