THE KING'S CUP AIR RACE SATURDAY, 12th JULY, 1952 The following is a list of competitors who qualify for the King's Cup Air Race (See page 24 of Programme) : Racing Registration Racing No. Letters Ae roplane Colour Pilot No. 32 G-AMJN D.H. Tiger Moth I Red and Silver B. J. Snook 32 II G-ACHP ^*• Avro Club Cadet IX Cream D. F: Ogilvy c ^ II 21 G-AHRMy D.H. Tiger Moth Silver t. W. Hayhow or A.N.Qttrei» 21 12 G-AHGZy^ Taylorcraft Plus D Silver ^ _ C. Gregory ^ ^ ft 12 33 EI-AFH ^^Miles Messenger 2a Cream R. Matthews-Nap^ lo--33 41 G-AEUJ Miles Whitney Straigl^ Blue and Gold A. W. Bedford ^ 41 35 G-AJYZ Miles Messenger 2a Cream W. P. Bowles 35 51 G-ABUS Comper Swift ££ Black C. G. Alington 51 27 G-AMOS^* * Auster Aiglet Traine^ Yellow T. W. Hayhow 27 68 -S-AJCRV —MUes Hawk-Ttawer^- -'Cream F/O. M. R. T7 Chandler" 68 57 G-AKMN Miles Hawk Trainer^3^ Silver S/Ldr. L. S. Loveridge, A.F.C. 57 56 G-ALWB D.H. Chipmunk 10 Silver and Blue W. P. 1. Fillingham 56 77 G-AHWR Percival Proctor 5 ^ G. R. 1. Parker 77 71 G-AHVG Percival Proctor 1 f 2^ Silver P. G. Lawrence, M.B.E. 71 64 G-AMBS Percival Proctor 3 ^ ^ Cream T. G. Knox 64 67 G-AFBC Percival Vega Gull ^ sj~" Blue and Silver F/Lt. J. de M. Severne 67 31 G-ADTD Miles Falcon Six j G» Grey-Blue G. Marler 31 •84- M+fefr-Hercirry" Ivory F. Durrkertey or A-.-N-iOttreT7" 84 95 G-AECC^* Miles Falcon Six Black and Gold S/Ldr. J. Rush, A.F.C. 95 ~ 90 G-AKrfcf Miles Gemini 3 Silver J. N. Somers, A.F.C. 90 91 G-^BMR Hawker Hart j Cj Blue and Gold F. Bullen 91 94 G-AKKB Miles Gemini la ^_CJ Silver, Blue and Red F. Dunkerley or A.N.Other 94 96 G-ADGP Miles Hawk Speed Sfgf Cream R. R. Paine 96 98 WR211 D.H. Vampire 9 J 1 Silver J. W. Wilson 98 PARACHUTE SPOT-LANDING COMPETITION SATURDAY, 12th JULY, 1952 This Competition is restricted to three invited competitors who are qualified parachutists. A marker will be placed on the Aerodrome and the competitor who lands nearest to it will be the winner. Distance will be measured from the first point of impact. The dropping height for all competitors will be 1,500 feet ; the height at which the parachutes are opened is left to the discretion of the competitors. No. Name Distance Place 1 Charles Thompson 2 Arthur Harrison 3 Jack Clark National Air Races, 1952, organised by the Royal Aero Club of the United Kingdom, and sponsored by the Kemsley Flying Trust. .