... EVERYTHING points to a boom in sport in this country. For six years the public has worked very hard and played, or even watched, very few games. And if the Trades Unions' idea of a 44-hour- week materialises, there will be more and more leisure, and therefore more and more time in which to watch or play games, visit race-tracks and generally enjoy oneself. If this were not obvious, the sale 01 ...

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... 64 Victory Bells Party The Victory Bells Appeal in aid of the R.A.F. Benevolent Fund was given a stupendous send-off at a party given by Mr. and Mrs. James Frew at the Hungaria Restaurant. The bells have been cast from the metal of German aircraft shot down over this country, and are to be sold to the public at a minimum of £1 to commemorate the R.A.F. victory in the Battle of Britain. On the ...

... Officers of an Air Crew School Vivian, Hereford Front row S/Ldrs. J. D. Peterkin, W. F. Danton, W. Miller, G. B. Gilbert, W/Cdr. H. E. R. Nelson, W/Cdr. E. G. Bunce-Phillips (S.T.O.), A/Cdre. S. H. Ware (Commandant), W/Cdr. E. G. Couch, W/Cdr. A. L. Brain, S/Ldrs. P. W. S. Waddington, F. W. Fargus, H. J. W. Grainger, C. V. Richardson. Second row F/Lt. A. A. N. MacGregor, S/Ldr. A. J. A. Laing, ...

... I i Xtfaxx1* ard sefcn'. tue t l/c 0resent IT &H£r, servl1l& rreen *v°° J yiscov^ elder /,r'- j ss 1 l|^Hr74 °ck W 'i f v ^JTou Mrs. William Forbes seen sitting in the garden with her two children, Iain and Anthony, is the wife of Lieut. -Col. William Forbes, D.S.O., who is a grandson of the late Lieut.-Col. Foster Forbes, of Rothiemay Castle, Aberdeenshire, and a nephew of the Marchioness of ...

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... WITH THE DAIMLER FLUID TRANSMISSION THERE'S A CAR COMING! Soonyou will see the new car whose name which wartime work has taught. In and fame are in one word Lanchester j speed in smoothness, in appeal to Graceful and fast-paced before the war, I the eye and bodily comfort, the new the new Lanchester adds the many lessons Lanchester is an incomparable car. BY APPOINTMENT THE J FAMOUS 1 FLUID ...

... Miss Diana Evelyn Legh, only daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. Sir Piers Legh, Master of the King's Household, and of Lady Legh, is to marry the Earl of Kimberley. Lord Kimberley, whose country seat is at Wymondham, Norfolk, succeeded his father, who was killed as a result of enemy action, in 1941. He is in the Grenadier Guards. Sir Piers and Lady Legh now live at Henry VII Gateway, W ...

... Way of the World By Simon Harcourf-Smith The Habit of Austerity WATCHING my fellow-countrymen, as with resigned but not unhappy faces, they fall into queues at the least provocation; observing the quiet Satanic glee of the shopkeepers as they announce no cigarettes, no gin, no whisky, no chickens, no rice, no fish, no nothing, I cannot help slightly sharing the suspicion of a shrewd and ...

... Home from Holly tod Gladys Cooper Spends Her Free jents with Her Daughter and Grandson in ]}u ighamshire Gladys Cooper armed with a large basket of flowers, enjoys the country life with her daughter and small grandson at the Morleys country cottage Tea for Three on the Lawn Gladys Cooper Attends to Her Fan- Mail A Perfect Place for Relaxation Sheridan Morley Takes an Interest in Flowers ...

... GETTING HARRIED The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings de Winton Gregory Lieut. -Col. R. W. M. de Winton, D.S.O., the Gordon Highlanders elder son of the late Mr. W E. de Winton, atui of the Hon. Mrs. de Winton, of Forest Green House, Ockley, Surrey, married Miss Anne Gregory, elder daughter of Mrs. Guy Gough, of The Old House, Brantley, Surrey, and the late Major Robert Gregory Bassano ...

... i, New Oxford Street, W.C.i. The Sun Has Set.-- For the first time for 2,000 years Japan is occupied by her victorious enemies and under foreign control in every depart ment of her national life. The date of this historic and unique event was September 2, 1945s. The rising sun has been a long time rising. Now it is set. How long Hirohito and his war lords perhaps are whispering among them ...