... By GUARDRAIL Writ ing this on the Monday of crisis week it is hard to know what to say or write. No one cares what has won during the last week or what will win the Leger, everyone's thoughts are on what one single man is going to choose to do with the lives and destinies of every human being in the world. Win, lose or draw, if this one megalo maniac sends up the balloon, life as we have ...

... Lord Airlie, not being able to be present owing to urgent circumstances having arisen, his son and heir, Lord Ogilvy, who was only born in 1926, deputised for him and did it very well. Lord Airlie is a Lt. -Colonel on the Reserve (Cavalry) and also a Brevet-Colonel of an infantry bat talion (T.A.). Mr. James Laird, who is with the deputy chieftain, is a most popular personality. Lady Airlie ...

... YES, Paris again, Très Cher, and somewhat earlier than I expected. Alarums and excursions! How fast the world moves! A week ago I wrote you from a peaceful garden at Nîmes and now, here I am, in a grimly hushed and waiting town, wondering what madness will happen next. So much has occurred in the last few days that my mind is somewhat blank, and I am still rather dizzy from an almost record ...

... These pictures, taken shortly before the crisis reached its climax, show that at North Berwick, as elsewhere, the war of nerves proved a complete flop. There was a big entry for the Mixed Foursomes open golf competition, an inaugural meeting, played on the West Links. The ultimate winners were Captain C. C. Bell, R.N., and Miss Robertson-Durham (a former Scottish champion), who are seen here ...

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... When things seem to be about to vanish off the earth they have a way of coming round again. This has been the case with Pointers and Setters. A few years ago they seemed doomed to extinction, or at any rate only to be seen on the show bench. Now there has been a turn of the wheel, and it has been discovered how much would have been lost if the Pointer had gone. There is no more interesting ...

... Just a snap of Mr. Winston Churchill and Major Anthony Eden walking to the House of Commons for one of last week's momentous debates. They represent, in their political life, the fighting spirit which any act of injustice arouses in the breast of the average Briton. Soldiers both and neither of them able to spell the word fear. If we are to have an Inner War Cabinet, it is difficult to see ...

... I WHETHER the world will be suffering acutely, or sighing with relief when you read this, I do not know. I do know the pact between Germany and Russia is a good thing, as it opens England's eyes to the identical ideologies of the two powers; both Stalin and Hitler glorify the State and enslave the individual; both have turned their backs on God. British and French Socialists who talked about ...

... LIMERICK AND GATWICK RACING -AND A VERY YOUNG SPORTSMAN Gatwick carried on quite unperturbed by the news paper report that the Fiihrer had ordered the war to start at 6 a.m. on the second day of that meeting. Gordon Richards would have ridden his three winners on the first day just the same, and also his one on the second day, that occasion when people had to buy their money on Atout Maitre, ...

... Lord and Lady Beauchamp's garden-party at their perfectly beautiful house, Madresfield Court, Great Malvern, was given when the great theatrical festival was at its height, hence the presence of so many celebrities of the drama on this page of pictures. H.R.H. Princess Marie Louise honoured Lord and Lady Beauchamp as a guest at their house-party and is seen with the host; and the honorary ...