... Out of Doors Sporting and Charitable Events in England and Scotland The Hon, Secretary of the South and West Wilts Gymkhana and Pony Show Lady Margaret Drummond-Hay, took part in the mounted wheelbarrow race. The show was held at Pyt House, Stanford, Tisbury, Wilts., the home of Lieut.-Colonel Bennett The Potato Race was won by Isobel Harding on a useful looking pony. The result of Tl this ...

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... By Eleanor E. Helme IF you want a really odd wartime experience, go to a big golf meeting --if you can find one. If it chances to be organised by the Daily Sketch you are quite sure to enjoy yourself, to see others doing the same, and to accumulate an amount of friendly gossip that would fill a book. And you will see good goli. But all the time you will be wondering whether you are awake, ...

... Viscountess Kelburn and Her Daughter The Earl of Glasgow's Daughter in Law and Elder Granddaughter Photographs by Lettare Sarah Dqrothea Boyle, born in June, was christened a few weeks ago at Birnam, in Perthshire. She is the daughter of Lieut. Viscount Kelburn, R.N., and Viscountess Kelburn, and granddaughter of the Earl and Countess of Glasgow. Her mother, Lady Kelburn, was Miss Dorothea ...

... ■^4 By Sabretache ^4 Descendant of The Tartar ANENT the recent exhumation by Russian explorers of the mortal remains of that masterful chieftain Taimur the Tartar, and a little paragraph in these notes specu lating upon the psychological effect it might have upon a person so excitable as Mr. Schicklgruber, I have received the following most interesting letter:-- I read your remarks in a recent ...

... P os t -War Motoring By J Alan H ess WHAT, I won der, will the war have been found to have done to motoring in these isles when peace and petrol-in-plenty shall return to us again? Ignoring for the moment- the car itself, consideration of which presents enough material for an article on its own, what will be the most notable changes on the roads? Well, for one thing we must be prepared for bad ...

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... A WAR NEWSLETTER -No. 109 i, New Oxford Street, W.C.i. The Bounds of Possi bility.-- The Germans arc send ing to the Russian Front their seasoned troops from the occupied countries, and filling their places with raw recruits and middle-aged reservists. Is it beyond the bounds of possibility to check this movement of reinforcements [i.e., against Russia]?' So J lie Mines leader ot weanesaay, ...

... FOUR IMPORTANT CONFERENCES in ENGLAND and the NEAR EASH GENERAL DE GAULLE, LEADER OF THE FREE FRENCH, OUTLINES IMPORTANT PROPOSALS TO THE PRESS Surrounded by British, Empire, American and representatives, the General makes his plans known in his London Headquarters Recently returned from a long tour of the French Colonies which have declared their loyalty to his cause, General de Gaulle has ...

... The Latest Pictures from the Russian Fro THE NEW ZEALANDER WHO IS COMMANDING THE R.A.F. SQUADRONS OPERATING ON THE RUSSIAN FRONT-- Wing-Commander H. N. G. Ramsbotham-lsherwood Born at Petone, in New Zealand, in 1905 and educated at St. Mary's School, Galong, in New South Wales, Australia, Wing-Commander Ramsbotham-lsherwood joined the firm of Clouston and Co. in 1927 he had already been ...