... PRISCILLA IN PARIS The Coupe de Paris Automobile D.O.A.H.-- Having turned in early one evening, after a hectic day, I was bounced out of my beauty sleep by the most shattering crash I have ever heard, even in these last years. As I groped for the light- switch, my husband dashed in at one door to see if I was scared and my Abigail by the other. because she was! Having seen one of the trial ...

... Howard Coster F.R.S.A. Senator the Hon. Charles Francis Clarkson, O.B.E. Senator Clarkson has recently concluded an official visit to London as the Union of South Africa's principal delegate to the Dominions Communications Conference. Young at sixty- four years, he proved an ardent tourist, visiting South African troops in Egypt while he was en route for England, and going on many other ...

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... by Jean Lorimer Tam-shapes increase in popularity. This one is of black felt studded in red and gold. It looks good, makes you put your best face forward. Selfridge's have it no°£°Z':y ...

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... BUBBLE SQUEAK Stories from Everywhere THE government agent in a western state was hot on the trail of a fugitive. When word came that he was heading for a small town, the G-man called the local sheriff. You send me a pitcher of that guy and I'll git him good, the sheriff promised. That night the Government agent mailed the sheriff not one but a dozen pictures of the wanted man profiles, full ...

... AIR EDDIES By Oliver Stewart Air Forces and the Future Two arguments have been advanced in favour of the abolition of air forces; first that all future disputes will be settled round the conference table and, second, that the atomic bomb will be the dominant weapon of any future war, and that it will be conveyed to its target not by aeroplane but by rocket. I cannot feel much confidence in ...

... DUDLEY WORCESTERSHIRE CVS-- 11^ There may be some difficulty in obtaining Drescott Clothes, as supplies are limited owing to the necessary restriction of all civilian wear. But they will repay the extra trouble in looking for them. ...

... 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 speed, in smoothness, in appeal to Graceful and fast-paced before the war, j the eye and bodily comfort, the new the new Lanchester adds the many lessons 1 Lanchester is an incomparable car. WITH THE DAIMLER FLUID TRANSMISSION THE J 8 FAMOUS y FLUID FLYWHEEI ...

... Simon, Christopher and Marie Audrey, the Children of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Coldham B Marcus Adams Simon, who was born in 1940, with the twins Christopher and Marie Audrey, three years younger, are the children of Mr. Alan Coldham, formerly of Melbourne, Australia, the well- known tennis player, and Mrs. Alan Coldham. Their mother was Miss Eileen Eveleigh-de-Moleyns, the only daughter of the Hon. ...

... Way of the World By Simon Harcourt-Smitb Flying Down to Rio To my jaundiced eye London has become one vast departure platform, with myself seeing everybody off. At each corner I seem to meet radiant faces announcing voyages to gay and sunny parts of the world. My friend Hugo Gouthier, First Secretary of the Brazilian Embassy and with whom I am staying as I write these lines, is, for instance, ...

... nd The Families in Perthshire Lady David Douglas-Hamilton and Lady Margaret Drummond-Hay Lady Margaret Drummond-Hay and Her Small Daughter, Kirsty A family parly on the steps included Malcolm Drummond-Hay, Lady David Douglas-Hamilton, Jane Drummond-Hay, Diarmid Douglas-Hamilton, Annela Drummond-Hay, Iain Douglas-Hamilton and Kirgly Drummond-Hay Seggieden, on the Ban I i f ti e. Tay Near Perth ...