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... NOW WE HAVE BEGUN; NOW WE ARE GOING ON! In his speeches the First Lord of the Admiralty has so illuminated and interpreted the fighting determination of the British people that he has become for many of us the symbol of this country's will to destroy the terror that threatens Europe. It was for Hitler to say when the war would begin, but it is not for him or his successors to say when it ...

... By GUARDRAIL WRITING last week on the reduction of costs to owners, particularly in entry fees, the obvious criticism is, Where is the money to come from? Many of the race courses are only just paying their way now, or rather were before the war. The answer is as it always has been, a measure of centralization. In no other field of entertainment or industry is there a monopoly given, ...

... y DOROTHY WARLT, a glamour girl from the London Casino was married at All Souls, South Hatnp stead, to 2nd Lieut. Peter Davison, of the Honourable Artillery Company. j MICHAEL LTNE, the sporting artist, who is joint-master of the United Cotswold Beagles, is now a private in a Battalion of the Herefordshire Regiment. Last Saturday, while on a short leave, he hunted his hounds and killed his ...

... (F. Slate), which finished third; No. 14 (the grey) is R. K. Mellon s Toolbox (J. Harrison), and No. 3 (on the right) is Court Time, owned by J. Brooks B. Parker (C. Pinn). Farndale, the winner, is on the left, hidden by National Anthem. (Below, right) THE CHINESE WALL: This is the famous thirteenth fence and is so high that it is called the Chinese Wall. Leading over the fence is Wambaw (No. ...

... New American jf Amateur Champion THE NEW CHAMPION IN PLAT. Marvin ward, of I Spokane, Washing ton, won the American National Amateur Champion ship on the thirty-first green of the wind-swept 7022-yard 1 course at North Shore Country Club, Chicago. He beat R. Billows (New York), the runner-uD in IQS7. bv 7 and 5. Both players 1 visited Britain with the I Walker Cup team last year, Ward, who is ...

... By A. Croxton Smith UNTIL the use of torches was permitted those who wanted to give their dogs exercise after nightfall were put to serious inconvenience and many had to take a toss that sometimes had unpleasant consequences. I could not help being reminded of my youthful days on a country farm, when we must have had cat's eyes if we wanted to go out on a winter's evening. My father would not ...

... THE PLIGHT OF A j NATION I he Polish Jtxodus into Rumania Before the Advance of the Germans and Russians THE LONG, LONG TREK OVER THE POLISH BORDER Across the flat plains tramped the tattered remnants of the once proud nation. With a few valuables, A hastily packed and slung over their shoulders, these M battered Poles slogged on foot to the Rumanian frontier and peace at long last after their ...

... By RICHARD KING Limited Appeal. SOME books are extremely difficult to criticise. Especi ally when obviously their public is a strictly limited one. The writer may be very intelligent, highly capable, a living example, so to speak, for all in experienced young people to copy-- all this and yet dull. Not dull, of course, for those who inhabit the same kind of shop, but only unemotionally ...

... I This is no playing at soldiers, but if of any kind of soldiering the real hard sort. There is nothing much more tiring than hanging around waiting for things to happen. When the moment for action comes things alter, and, in a manner of speaking, the air clears in spite of anything that may. be flying about in it. At this Ambulance Station No. 51, at which Lady Mainwaring is O.C. one of the ...

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... H J L,* JL m i i g] 1/ j MjdJ W ^/f 1 i 1/ 1/ MAJ a WEAR TWEEDS THIS WINTER m London or the country This otterburn tweed has a close four-colour check which comes in tones of bracken brown on natural ground, or brown/blue on fawn. The skirt has pleats back and front. Sizes 36, 38, 40 O 2jHS. Pure cashmere sweater 33'6 Felt hat with contrasting band 30'- OF I PICCADILLY CIRCUS AND KNIGHTSBRIDGE ...