... The First Post-War 64 Fourth Eton Ramblers v. Eton College The day began by being showery, but brightened into fine June weather, much to everyone's relief, at the Fourth of June cele brations at Eton. A large crowd arrived with the sun in the after noon to watch the cricket, which had carried on gallandy during the more uncertain weather. H.R.H. Princess Margaret Rose was there with a party, ...

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... R.A.F. Personalities at the Premiere of 44 The Way to the Stars The first public performance of The Way to the Stars had a large number of Air Marshals and their wives in the audience. This film of the R.A.F. has three of Britain's most brilliant men in the film world behind it, as it was produced by Anatole de Grunwald, directed by Anthony Asquith and written by Terence Rattigan. It has been ...

... Sun Stream Wins the Oak ind Dante Wins the Derby Two Famous Classics ar un on the Newmarket Course The Oaks was an exciting, and truly magnificent race when Lord Derby's Sun Stream, ridden by H. Wragg, and trained by Earl at Newmarket, won by a short head from the Aga Khan's Naishapurj who, like Dante, is also sired by Nearco. The race was won on good going before one of the biggest crowds ...

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... AIR EDDIES By Oliver Stewart Setting EXACTLY how one should apportion the praise for the exhibition of British aircraft and air equipment which opens on the 21st of June in Oxford Street is difficult to determine. Sir Stafford Cripps was the Minister for Aircraft Production while the planning was in progress and Mr. Ernest Brown was the Minister while the exhibits were being assembled. Behind ...

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... National Velvet A Fairy Tale of Two Children and a Horse Enid Bagnold's successful novel has made a charming film. Mickey Rooney is the young out-of-work rider, who has had a bad accident in which he blames himself for the death of a fellow jockey while with spirit and sensitiveness the brilliant young newcomer Elizabeth Taylor plays Velvet, the butcher's daughter who wins the Grand National ...

... Major Ian 1 1 ope- Johnston, Miss Elizabeth Stirling, ('.apt. Nigel Miskin and the Hon. Katherinc Bruce, tvho is the second daughter of Lord Balfour of Burleigh Lady Willcox, Lt.-Gen. Sir Henry Willcox, Lady Digby who is the wife of the present baron and the Hon. Mrs. Randolph Churchill's mother, and Brig. K. M. Cariappa Two people who were looking thoughtful were Sir Osmond Williams, who is ...

... By Elizabeth Bowen Far and Peace STEPHEN SPENDER'S Citizens in War-- and After (Harrap; 15s.), though, technically, it deals with the wartime subject of Civil Defence, seems to me to be one of the first important books of the peace-- a peace which, though not yet total, has implications that have been facing us since (and indeed since before) VE-Day. We enter this peace, as we entered war, ...