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... FRENCH DERBY WINNER 1 BEATEN: Lord Milford's Challenge E. Smith up), on the right, beating Cillas, the French Derby winner, and A Tout Change in the Kingsclere Plate. D. Smith had to bring Tout Change on the outside of Cillas to challenge Challenge and only failed to get up by three quarters of a length. (Left) DANEBURY NURSERY This was a thrilling race. Fallen Star filly (right) (C. Miles) ...

... First War-Time I Fencing Match FENCING history was made last Saturday at the old Salle Grave in Kensington, when the first war time match, initiated and carried out by Grave's, was fought eight a side between the home team and their tradi tional rivals, the Salle Bertrand. For the first time for some years Grave's defeated Bertrand's, the one British Salle d'Armes senior to them selves. They ...

... Athletics Still a Most Popular Sport at the Universities Oxford THE Iffley Road Ground has been open each afternoon this term, for athletics has proved one of the most popular of the sports still going on at Oxford. Both the President and Secretary are away on National Service, but their deputies decided to hold Seniors' and Fresh men's sports over three afternoons, and there were a large ...

... BACK to Fulwell again. I have been back several times since I first started my professional career under genial George Oke, some sixteen years ago, and I even remember my first pro fessional round. I wonder if my patron does-- it seems a very long time ago to me. This visit, although my last was only three years ago, in the qualifying rounds of the Daily Mail Southern Section Tournament. ...

... Winter Miscellany BE a turn-coat with this attractive lamb's-wool and alpaca reversible coat, lined with ocelot fur fabric. The plain surface can be black, blue, navy or brown, and on sunny days the ocelot side can be worn outwards. Harrods, of Knightsbridge, have this model for 7 1 guineas. If you feel the cold, look at their boucle coats, fur- lined but not at all bulky, for 16 guineas. This ...

... Snow Fall When flowers and leaves are fallen, winter covers the earth with a new white blooming The sun sets over Davos valley and the hamlet of Monstein Heerkamper We would never have dreamt of having Christmas without snow in those days/' says Lady Addle of Eigg in her further memoirs (p. 8), but this light-headed grande dame says little more of the winter's loveliest feature, her concern ...

... News Reel Portraits and Presentations The Queen Presents a Cross to Polish Guides When the Queen paid a visit to the headquarters of the Girl Guides' Associa tion in Buckingham Palace Road last Wednesday, she had presented to her Mme. Malkoicska, the founder of the Polish Guides, who hopes to start schools and training centres for refugee Polish children here. For the great gallantry and ...

... In Paris, Too The Theatres are Reopening Mireille, a bride in trousers, heads this page of pictures taken during rehearsals for the first important first night of wartime Paris. She was acting in Fausse Alerte, one of the short Guitry plays of the programme. Paris theatres, like London, are reacting against le bleu (blackout), after a first retreat, with considerable activity Sacha Guitry ...

... Miss Louise Rivi&re Vivienne Louise Riviere is engaged to Captain the Hon. Richard Denison- Pender, younger son of Lord and Lady Pender, of 65, Eaton Place, S.W.I. She is the only daughter of the late Henry Gilbey Riviere and Mrs. Riviere, of 17, Ovington Court, S.W.3, and Middle Cottage, Sandwich Bay. She is on the stage, played Jane Baxter's part in George and Margaret on tour, teas in ...

... . RAM GOPAL, who is known in America as the Indian Nijinsky, enjoyed a tremendous success when he and his dancers made their London debut last July, and it is good news that he has returned to enliven and cheer wartime London with a special three 1 reeks' season at the Vaudeville. He and his company give their admiruble entertainment between tea and dinner-time. Ram Gopal is a resplendent ...