The Archive · 1929

HEAVY. RAIN OVER SOUTH ENGLAND

Inch a Day to Make Up for Summer's Drought London, Nov. 17.

For the second time in one week aver one inch of rain was registered $n twenty-four hours in many parts of southern: England yesterday, and The frat fall of now of the season was experienced.

B11 had. to be postponed and Yesterday the flight of airship

Howse voeing at Wurst Park and Bruny Football marshes had. tobe Eancelledy while golf. matches and Srany other outdoor games. had. reported: from many areas Only one air liner left Croydon during the day and the Indian it mail was sent by boat and train to Budapest.

Heavy seas van in the Channel, but no loss of life has so far been reported.—British Wireless through Reuter.

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