... \T early 100 yards of railway-line, torn from the sleepers and bent like a grotesque giant hair pin, ripped through three com partments of a Southern Railway train last week in an accident at Catford. Four of the train's nine coaches plunged down an embank ment into the car-park of Catford Greyhound Stadium, but of the seventeen passengers who were taken to hospital only one was detained. ...

... OF all the problems the housewife has to solve these days that of making the minute fat ration go round is perhaps one of the most difficult. Seven oz. a head per week is little enough, and of that no one is going to use the 2 oz. of butter for cooking and few, I imagine, the 4 oz. of margarine. We are left therefore with 1 oz. of lard for all cooking purposes, which, if she knew of it, would ...

... LEGANI 'ALPHABET BRASSIbRtS suoufr /tauie .^k W EACH OF THESE MODELS WEARS THE SAME SIZE and same style Brassiere because the wearer of an A Bra can have a broad back, just as the wearer of a D Bra can have a W narrow back. Therefore four different bust cups are necessary, but the success of these exclusive ALPHABET Bra's is due to a size graduating formula which :annot escape from our ...

... Pel Schemes By Louisa Kay SENTIMENT is inclined to run riot on the subject of animals, and animals and children together are, obvi ously, a dangerous combination in this sense. But apart from whimsy there are good practical reasons for encouraging the pet habit in family life, because there can be no question but what animals and children are good for each other. Children and animals have some ...

... GETTING HARRIED The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Gartside Etchells Major Timothy Neville Gartside R.E., elder son of Li. -Col. Gartside, D.S.O., married Miss Barbara Dunbar Etchells, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Etchells, at St. Alban's Abbey. The Rev. T. Wingfield Heale officiated Findlay-Shirras Johnsen Major Richard G. Findlay-Shirras, the Gordon Highlanders, elder and only ...

... The Georgian Group recently held a very fine exhibition of photographs at the American Embassy, illustrating some of the work of England's most famous architects, including Wren, Vanbrugh. Nash and many others. This photograph of the gateway of Richmond Palace is typical of the carefully-chosen display. The exhibition has now gone to the United States, where it will tour under the auspices of ...

... By THE heart of the layman has leapt with joy at the announcement from Guernsey that the legal expression Haro! Haro! Haro! à l'aide, Mon Prince, on me fait tort! may be transmogrified to something nearer to his inferior comprehension. Hopes have even been raised that it will be followed by further easements. The old Norman phrase could quite simply be changed to SOS, so why should we not go ...

... harrods ltd Sloane 1234 LONDON SWI A corner of Harrods Antique Galleries featuring fine pieces of 17th and 18th Century Old English Furniture and Works of Art ...

... Jean Larimer's Page i x vJOvetl llWe'eie1 °*y. L* ove'/fagth t ,c suit P'c°at j is A Bristol 44 Freighter aircraft has made air history by carrying the first freight cargo across the North Atlantic by way of Iceland, Greenland and Newfoundland. Aboard were a selection of the latest autumn models made by Matita. The great commercial possibilities of such cargo-carrying aircraft as the 44 ...

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