... these players appeared in the last eight R. A. Knight (unattached), L. D. Cliffe (Worcester), Percy Alliss (Ferndown), E. R. Whitcombe (Porters Park), J. Donaldson (Cuddington), R. W. Home (Romsey), T. E. Odams (Grimsdyke), A. G. Harrison (Hill Barn, Worthing). Even on the Monday atternoon when 21 first-round matches were decided, it was clear that the P.G.A. and the News of the World had done ...

... AUGUST 17, 1945 Tri 'jplgX and ie safe, FORTNIGHTLY (f\ ^ftlUSfftATED SPORTING AND DRAMATIC NEWS Wjj ...

... Mr. Hudson's Thanks AFTER five years' service, I leave the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries with real feelings of regret. They have been years of unremitting toil on the part of everyone concerned, not only owners and their agents, farmers and their wives, farm workers and their wives, Women's Land Army, skippers and crews fishing in home and distant waters, but also workers in the ...

... THE Suffolk Sheep Society's two-day annual Special Sale was held, as usual, at Chantry Park, Ipswich, early this month. On this occasic/n over 2,000 ewes and lambs and 250 rams of the county breed came up for sale, and were very much in demand. The two major prizes were the Gippeswyk Plate (for a pen of three ram lambs) and the Venning Challenge Cup (for the best single ram lamb), both of ...

... The Duke of Norfolk's Stud High-Class Mares and Young Stock at Angmering Park, Sussex THE DUKE OF NORFOLK is best known to the racing public as an enthusiastic racehorse owner of some fifteen years' stand ing. He registered his colours in 1929 and made one of his first purchases of bloodstock at auction in September- 1930. A yearling filly by Gainsborough-- Passion was acquired on his behalf ...

... 4* (World Copyright Reserved', DESPITE the many difficulties of the day --the Royal Mid-Surrey Golf Club presented to the professionals for the Star £1,500 Tournament, their No. 1 course in generally good order, and although the golf was of what might be called war time standard, the play as a whole was interesting and certainly exciting at times. The professionals were playing our first ...

... THE WORLD'S DUAL PURPOSE SHEEP FOR ARABLE LAND 1 OR PASTURE LAND THE FINEST WOOL AND MUTTON FOR INFORMATION SECRETARY, 49, CANAL, SALISBURY ...

... yft&H€u vteAeA Mu/tkei MM vejt When uou Htink of self- propelled think of WL MA$$BVHAm$jM Massey-Harris Combines for 1946 include No. 21 12 ft. Self-Propelled with Canvas Table; No, 21 10 ft. Self-Propelled with Auger Table; No. 15 6 ft. and 8 ft. Engine driven. All models equipped with either grain tank or bagger attachment. The latest and best in modern harvesting equipment. Applications for ...

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... A DANISH RESISTANCE TRIBUTE TO R.A.F. PILOTS A memorial is erected in a forest near Copenhagen. In a quiet clearing to the north of Copenhagen, members of the Danish Resistance Movement have erected a memorial stone as a tribute to the crew of an R.A.F. Mosquito aircraft which crashed there in September 1944 Flight-Lieut. R. H. Thomas, of Saskatchewan, and Flying Officer G. J. Allin, of ...

... The pictures reproduced on this page, show some of the work of the Meteorological Organisation of the Air Ministry including the Central Fore casting Station where weather informa tion is gathered and transmitted to stations of the R.A.F. and other Services. They also show the working of the radio-sonde apparatus, the wonderful new invention whereby the secrets of the upper air are revealed ...

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