... Harry Hall Harry Hau THE Recognised HOUS for OFFICERS SERVICER DRESS NAVAL, R.A.F., MILITARY' Ready for WEAR or to MEASURE in 24 hours OFFICERS WAITED 9K UPON BY APPOINTMENT V PRICE LIST, PATTERNS Simple Self- Measurement Form POST APPROVED TAILORS to the R.A.F. MILITARY I Also UNIFORMS for W.R.N.S., W.A.A.F., A.T.S. Suits Bi Overcoats from 6 gns. Riding Habits from 7 gns. Gold Medal Riding ...

... PLAY SPALDING TOP-FLITE THIS YEAR THE SPALDI NG Needled TOP-FLITE always incorporated uniformity, long carry, control and durability. After four years' increasing popularity, it justly claims proved performance in play. All the unseen mechanical, scien tific and manufacturing improve ments that practice alone perfects, brought about by the experience gained in largely increased pro duction ...

... by Olga L. Rosmanith Harry said formally, Sheila, this is Mr. Guise and this is Mr. Hendrikson. Gentlemen, Mrs. Warren-- my wife. They rose and bowed stiffly. Sit down again, please, she said. Don't mind me. 1 've come back for a warmer coat and I 'm going right out again. 1 think not, said the dark, swarthy one. Adding, as he saw her look of swift anger, I mean I hope not. We, too, ...

... BOTH the Princesses are becoming accomplished little horsewomen (though not so little and when at Wind sor rarely miss their daily ride in the Great Park. These happy snapshots were taken last Saturday, the eve of Prin cess Elizabeth's fourteenth birthday. Princess Margaret Rose will be ten next August. ...

... America the new Speedray camera, which stops motion at i/ioo, oooth of a second, is being turned on sport to reveal action details that have never before been visible to the human eye. Professor H. E. Edgerton, of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has developed the Speedray. POLO The tan flies beneath the horses' hooves, and every muscle and vein shows plainly beneath their glistening ...

... ALICE MARBLE has, they say, signed a Hollywood film contract, and this picture of her in a new outfit of her own design shows that she is at least as photogenic as most Hollywood stars and many times more graceful. Besides playing lawn tennis better than any other woman in the world at the moment, Alice, is a very promising golfer she took up the game only last year. MYRTLE MAC LAG AN, ...

... By A. Croxton Smith BRITISH dogdom is more in debted to China than the majority of people realise. Perhaps it is strange that it should be so, for we are not in the habit of re garding the Chinese as a sporting nation or one that is much interested in our own particular hobby. But if Marco Polo is to be believed there was a time when sport was conducted in the East of Asia on a scale that ...

... GREYHOUNDS pREYHOUNDS for Tracking, coursing, country work or companions also brood bitches and puppies from £3 3s. each always a magnificent lot in stock, and all sent for week's trial state requirements fully and send stamp for list export a speciality. W. Gore, Grey hound Breeder, Andoverford, nr. Cheltenham Phone Andoverford 26. SEALYHAMS ETOR Sale. Small Sealyham puppy bitch, £2 as. 3, ...

... FOR their last meet of the season the Cotswold were fortunate in hating their popular Master, Captain C. H. R. Heber-Percv, home on leave. Captain Heber-Percy, who carries the horn himself, has been Master since 1934 and is to continue next season insofar as his Army duties permit. The hon. secretaryship is to remain in the capable hands of Colonel C. Lloyd Harford. The meet was at Marsden ...

... THE UNITED STATES In normal times in England we have some pretty big fields with the more fashionable hunts, but this picture from America beats the band. At the hunt held on Pierre S. Dupont's estate, Pennsylvania, to commemorate the memory of Bayard Taylor, there were zoo followers, 150 couple of hounds, and 10,000 followers on foot. It was the 144th anniversary of the Bayard Taylor pack, ...

... j THE Public Championships, sabre, foil and epee, were held at the London Fencing Club last week. G. R. d'A. Hosking won the sabre event for Cheltenham, after a triple tie with S. G. Warrender of Eton. Cheltenham also won the Bartlett inter-schools cup with a total of 20a points in foil, epee and sabre from Westminster, last year's runners-up. Wellington were third. The foil event went to J. ...

... CLAY PIGEONS are now being used at some R.A.F. Aerodromes to help train the air gunners. The gun turret is mounted on a truck with an engine to compress the air or supply elet trie current to turn the turret. The clay discs are put up by the ordinary spring trap placed behind the gunner, and the gunner uses a standard 12 bore shot gun. ...