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JOCKEY Eph Smith and trainer Walter Nightingall really are in form. Both had hat-tricks at Newmarket on Wednesday, and yesterday the combination made off with the valuable Summer Handicap, won by Richard Louis. The winner and Nourreddin were backed against the other two runners,

LEAGUE footballers re- dustrial Disputes Court, ceive a maximum wage published yesterday, gives of £l4 a week . . . everyone the answer. Tennis racket whistles with envy at the makers and finishers are princely earnings of pro- the aristocrats of the sports fessional tennis star

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Page 2 THE DAILY MIRROR " The chambers are in general cold and comfortless, the beds paltry, the cookery execrable, the wine poison, the attendance bad, the publicans insolent, and the bills extortion. There is not a drop of tolerable malt liquor to be had from London to Dover."

not just alcohol and that the artistic spirit can live over a stove just as well as near a keyboard or an easel. He has formed the Good Food Club, which " consists of a large number of people who have a double purpose: to improve British cooking and service and to communicate to