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... Rapier on Racing Smart Rose of England colt The Aga Khan starts winning Newbury details-- Tout Change wins the Cup Hard going at Gatwick Week-end hints TWO-YEAR-OLDS provided most of the interest at the Birmingham meeting which opened last week's racing. On the Monday Lord Glanely's colt by Colombo out of Rose of England won the Warwickshire Breeders' Foal Plate in such style that people sat ...

... FEW will question that A. D. Locke has a genius for golf com parable with that which inspired the immortal Bobby Jones, to whose career the South African's brief course already bears resemblance. Both made their mark in open competition while in their teens, and in a year or two were national champions. At twenty-one Locke is Open champion of South Africa, Ireland, New Zealand, and the ...

... Left LIGHT-WEIGHT HUNTERS Lord Fortescue, a judge, riding one of the light-weight hunters which competed for the Romer Williams Challenge Cup. Mr. J. V. Rank's The Snob was the winner. A CLEAR ROUND Miss Tvette Tinkler takes the wall during a clear round on her Chinchilla. She tied for first place with Master J. Nesfield on Sweet William in the class for children under fifteen years of age on ...

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... Russian Treaty Talks Soviet Ambassador Maisky B Negotiates With Lord Halifax and M. Bonnet LORD HALIFAX AT THE FRENCH WAR OFFICE: The British Foreign Minister being greeted by Commandant Beze; ier as he arrived with Sir Eric Phipps (centre), the British Ambassador in Paris, to meet Premier Daladier nd i Foreign Minister Bonnet and discuss with them the drafting of proposals for the three-power ...

... Summer Sport HELEN II TRAINS WITH BIG BILL: Miss Jacobs and Tilden pictured at 1 the Melbury Club, Kensington, where the latter is coaching the former in preparation for her Wimbledon bid. Tilden retains all of his old fire, despite his forty six years, and only a few days ago he beat Vines I THE MASTER As an amateur Donald Budge dominated Wimbledon, standing head and shoulders above every ...

... ROYALTY AT BLUE PETER'S DERBY The Duke and Duchess of Kent, the Princess Royal, and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester enjoying the sunshine in the paddock at Epsom before last week's big race. The Princess Royal is quite the keenest of all Royal racegoers and is frequently to be seen at many of the northern meetings near her home. Queen Mary did not attend on account of her motor accident ...

... The N ew Austin Ten An Appraisal of a Neat and Roomy Model By A. PERCY BRADLEY, M.I.A.E., A.M.I.Mech.E. (C/erk of the Course, BrooMancfs ONLY a few weeks ago the Austin Motor Company introduced an entirely new 8-h.p. model and now they have followed this up with an entirely new 10-h.p. car. It must almost be a record for a leading manufacturer to introduce two entirely new cars in such a short ...

... Washington Jay I A HIGH LIGHT OF THE WASHINGTON VISIT was the Congressional reception in i the Capitol, where the King and Queen met many notabilities in American i political life. The Queen is seen shaking hands with Representative Leo Kocialowski, of Illinois, while the King is talking with Representative A. Leonard Allen. On the left are William Bankhead, Speaker of the House, Lady Lindsay, ...

... A New Status for A.R.P. A Development that will be Welcomed by All who Have to Do with Passive Defence FOR its June setting, A.R.P. has a dour pause, lest any aggressive step should speed up Anglo-Russian accord. On the other hand, ample time for Russia to make the best bargain with the western allies might prejudice Nazi plans. In this delicate interval, when a word from Herr Hitler would ...