Please answer the following question: What type of details about robert james hudson can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: major sir robert james hudson -lrb- 15 may 1885 -- 17 june 1963 -rrb- was twice acting governor of southern rhodesia . born in mossel bay , cape colony , the son of george matthews hudson , hudson was educated at diocesan college , rondebosch and gonville and caius college , cambridge , where in 1908 he became the first south african to gain a half blue for tennis . hudson was called to the bar middle temple in 1909 and moved to rhodesia to practice as a barrister in bulawayo . following the outbreak of world war i , hudson served with the 1st rhodesia regiment in southwest africa and then moved to england to become a pilot for the royal flying corps and the royal air force . he was awarded a military cross in 1917 . while in england on active service , hudson was called upon to give expert advice in a case involving mining in rhodesia , which was later called '' one of the most lengthy and costly court cases of its time . '' following the war , hudson returned to bulawayo and continued to work as a barrister , gaining praise as '' the leading advocate in southern rhodesia . '' following the confirmation of responsible government to southern rhodesia in 1923 , the nation 's first premier sir charles coghlan appointed hudson attorney-general of southern rhodesia , an appointment considered '' unusual '' at the time as hudson was not a member of coghlan 's rhodesia party . hudson subsequently joined the rhodesia party and successfully stood for the electorate of bulawayo north in the southern rhodesian legislative assembly at the 1924 election . following the election , hudson was appointed minister of justice -lrb- as the position of attorney-general had been renamed -rrb- and minister of defence . re-elected in 1928 , hudson was considered one of the most outstanding members of the first cabinet . '' in 1933 hudson resigned from parliament to sit on the high court of southern rhodesia and served as resident judge in bulawayo until 1943 , when he was appointed chief justice of the high court . while serving as...
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