... All the King's Horses Most of the horses portrayed on this page have carried the King's colours. Big Game won the 2000 Guineas, and Sun Chariot the 1000 Guineas, Oaks and St. Leger in 1942, while both were leased to His Majesty by the National Stud. They are now at Aisabie Stud, Newmarket, where Sun Chariot's first foal was born this year. Fair Glint wdl carry the Royal colours in this year's ...

... It's the end of the war that I'm dreaditlg In the deep South maybe Colonel, but not in the l400 I 've got a bit of compassionate leave at- the Berkeley, actually C 'mon, Snotv White j let 's go dazzle some poor drunks or something Four by Fenwick ...

... By The Tout Tom Coulthwoite, Arthur Nightingall and Jack Anthony have each been responsible for three Grand National winners. Torn trained Eremon in 1907, Jenkinstown in 1910, and Grakle in 1931. Arthur, who still lives at Epsom, rode his first National winner, Ilex, fifty-four years ago, following up with Why Not in 1S92 and Grudon in 1901. His nephew, Walter Nightingall. trained last year's ...

... : Can I come and sit in front You know, I still find myself saying down-stairs and things like that if I'm not jolly careful! Four by Fenwick I guess you boys must have had some dandy times playing about with these funny little old pop-guns Bussing General Gee, I thought all big stooges around Whitehall had their own transportation! ...

... Fish, Flesh and Foul By Wing-Commander E. G. Oakley Beuttler In most of our coastal harbours R.A.F. High-Speed Air-Rescue launches stand by to rescue ditched air-crews. The launch at instant readiness and wireless call should be under way within a matter of seconds. But if things go wrong this picture tells the story. The port after hawser has fouled the mooring bollard on the quay, the ...

... The Commanding Officer is a well-known personality throughout the Royal Corps of Signals. Among others here is Lr. Q.M.) C. E. Young, who took part annually in the Royal Tournament from 1928 to 1936, and when C.S.M. Riding Instructor at the old Depot Battalion won many prizes in jumping at Olympia An Operators' Training Battalion, Royal Signals by Mel ...

... AS SEEN BY THREE PHOTOGRAPHERS- H.R.H. PRINCESS ELIZABETH. m COMING-OF-AGE PHOTOGRAPHS PUBLISHED |9 FOR HER EIGHTEENTH BIRTHDAY. ...

... . 44 TROMBONE TROUBLE. Up in the clouds Jupiter and Vulcan have been disturbed by a weird sound coming from far-distant earth. They look down and their divine pity is roused by the plight of poor DONALD DUCK, whose neighbour plays the trombone. When Donald calls to protest, a blast sweeps him off his feet. The gods endow Donald with terrific electrical power ivhich enables him to wreck the ...

... OH! OF COURSE, YOU WOULD HAVE SOMETHING BETTER IN DETROIT! DRAWN BY FRANK REYNOLDS. ...

... . THE newest Disney short, 44 How to Be a Sailor, presents Goofy as a sea man down the ages, from Viking to Admiral of the Fleet. As the narrator tells the story, friend Goofy demonstrates the action, and many phases of navi gation unfold themselves, starting from the days when the cave-man first fell from his primeval mud into a lake and paddled his way ashore on a log, down to to-day and ...