... crossing, the appropriate arm of the spot is usually invisible until the car is almost level with it. In this case, it is better to be guided by the two clearly readable signs pointing right and left. Thus, the left-hand arm of the sign-post may say Bum- ...

... meeting for a golf tournament and, we presume, a little talk, at Le Toquet Golf Club. Our picture shows Mr. Grattan Doyle (left), Sir Harry Greer, Sir John Rutherford, Lt.-Col. Sir Frederick Hall (at the back), Mr. George Terrell and Sir Joseph Hood Photograph ...

... Imperial Airways for mail-carrying, thus freeing the flying-boats for passengers And surely officialdom ought not to prevent Sir John Reith from buying aeroplanes abroad during the emergency. The great black-out was a success in my part of London, anyway. Punc ...

... figure cn the beach, both before and after her swim. Stockinette swimmers are completed by matching sleeveless coats, built on cardigan lines, and the voluminous wraps of Turkish and Terry towelling, sometimes plain, sometimes patterned, invariably blend in ...

... lion and unicorn on their business stationery with the words, By appointment to H.M. the King, and also to display the Royal Arms upon their shop- fronts. Over a thousand tradesmen hold the King's Warrant, and some seven hundred have authority to describe ...

... Lady Lovat. It was after his youngest daughter's second marriage tha,t Lord Ribblesdale married Mrs. John Jacob Astor. Her first husband, Colonel John Jacob Astor, who went down in the Titanic, had been divorced by her ten years before her marriage to ...