... These Must Not Be Forgotten When You Make Out Your Christmas Gift List British Sailors' Society When you sit down to your comfortable break fast these cold mornings, do you spare a thought to those without whose endurance and daring there would be no plentifully spread table for you? British sailors guard your security and bring your food across dangerous seas. They need warmth, shelter and ...

... 00 opENlNG fOR ALtP^^ See the smiles as the parcels of Player's are opened See how cheeriness prevails with Player's around See that your Cigarettes are Player's their fine flavour, distinctive fragrance and reliable quality make them the best opening for all parties everywhere. NAVY CUT CIGARETTES Jfediuin I N CARD BOXES 25 for l'5L 50 for 2 10 100 fob 56 IN DECORATED TINS 50foh2'|I 100 for ...

... Airgead Sios is a wonder horse over fences. He makes mistakes, but, left to his own devices, he is as clever as a cat in keeping his feet. Very wisely trainer Tabor and jockey McNeill have made no attempt to school him into a polished performer. In the Optional Selling Chase at Newbury last week he chanced at least three fences, but his great powers of recovery saved him each time. Here he is ...

... THE exigencies of the moment have caused many clubs to adopt names which give no hint of the identity they conceal, but no one could be in doubt about the origin of Trampstead who, last Saturday, were narrowly defeated, 2 goals to i, by Teddington, playing as Chestnuts. The Tramps, a Sunday club, and Hampstead i have long been closely associated. With the exception of R. L. Milsted and B. W. ...

... Godfrey brown at the age of twenty-four would like to be in the Army, but the champion runner, though still as fit as ever, cannot pass the medical test owing to his defective eyesight. Since he has been forced to remain a civilian he feels that he can best do his bit by continu ing as a schoolmaster. The fortunate boys who have the old Cambridge Athletic President as their mentor and friend ...

... THERE were a very large number of bargains in bloodstock going at Newmarket last week when horses in training, yearlings, and mares and foals were sold, but prices were much higher than had been expected. Indeed, the Aga Khan's nineteen yearlings averaged 1932 guineas, and something like ib 20,000 changed hands. A general view of the sale-rings at Newmarket last week. BUYING FOR SOUTH AFRICA ...

... By Highwayman ADOLF HITLER put a spoke in many Midland wheels when he started the trouble in September, but during my little tour in those parts the other day I found nobody with quite so strong a grievance against him as the Hillman people. They were within three days of launching a new model of which they were-- and are-- very proud. Everything was ready, the car tested and in production, ...

... By Ashley Courtenay RAILWAY hotels, or hotels owned by railway companies, laboured for many years under a dis advantage, for they immediately called to mind thoughts of shunting trains, whistles, and hurry and scurry, which resulted in our only resorting to them in case of stark necessity. But railway-owned hotels of recent years have entirely changed their characteristics. Comfortable chairs ...

... RODERICK MISSES: The champion brings over his right, but Danahar is too quick for him. He did land one blow to the jaw in the first round which many thought had ended the fight, but Danahar ice-cool, weathered the storm and jabbed the champion back on his heels. BLOWS TO THE BODY Roderick is looking troubled here, for though he fought with infinite resource he met his master. He tried ...

... By Highwayman OUR big car factories are still making cars and, on the export side, are exceptionally busy, with almost as many orders as they can cope with. This rather surprising state of affairs was disclosed to me when I paid a round of calls in the Midlands at the end of the third month of war. Although it was known that the Government were keen to encourage exports, I had expected to ...

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... THERE are still months of cold weather to come, but these warm driving gloves, 25/6, from Burberry, in the Hay- market, will see you through them. As a smart answer to wet weather they have these umbrellas, one with a golf-club handle and the other with a pigskin crook. At the moment it is sound ad vice to stock up on stockings, especially these at 5/1 1 a pair, in light or heavier weights. ...