... AN OCJi 3F HUNT B S. Entertainment yJ important Couture ofl is to supplement Hunt fufl less expensive. The style! cramped to-day, with field ditches mucked out and t members queue up to jump own line and go straight ah interest and support given) all parts of the country) do ever\thin| the Hunt Ball is a most a, since its primary object the sport does not grow mting man is necessarily icd up ...

... t i classic colouring and its alliance °f p I >nll Mured HE Scotch plaid, With 1 ln Y'aris, Lanvin, Mapg> cvery new ability, i the *2£ba8 Bprcad to Rochas started a vog f lartans. On the left, l ...

... Drofessor Reuter, chief Burgomaster of Berlin, received a flood of New Year telegrams in this Berlin's time of trial, as Western Berlin faced a cold New Year with lack of fuel and light. There was no lack of determination on the part of her citizens, however, and the Communist attempt to exploit the discomfort of those living in the Western sectors, by painting bright pictures of the warmth ...

... HE 200TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BERLINGSKE TIDENDE, OLDEST NEWSPAPER IN DENMARK Citizens of Copenhagen watching an eighteenth-century mail coach leaving the offices of the paper for the Royal Palace, where a special anniversary edition was presented to King Frederik. Special editions were also distributed to other leaders in Danish national life rHE BUGLER ON A WHITE HORSE PRECEDED THE MAIL COACH ...

... HrBIBmBli MD|B|BHamhm THE S.S. CHITRAL CONTINUES HER INTERRUPTED CAREER The 15,000-ton P. 0. liner has completed her reconversion from a troopship and has now left the Port of London en route to Australia with emigrants. A vast fleet of liners is now engaged in taking emigr ints to Australia. During the pr ...

... I BALMORAL UNDER A MANTLE OF SNOW The castle and grounds of the Royal home on Deeside as they appeared after a recent fall. Rising steeply in the background is the 3,000-ft. Culandoch, backdrop in this romantic and typically Scottish setting. Below The Dee at Cambus O'May, near Ballater, with a heavy covering of ice over the margins of the river. The beautiful woods of pine, larch and birch ...

... The L.C.C. is res ponsible for main taining the statue of Eros, the Greek god of love, under the Shaftesbury bequest, and its representatives were on the spot in quick time after it became known that a man had climbed the statue and was frolick ing at the summit. The man in question. William Painter, of Plumstead, remained on Eros for half-an- hour, shouting and gesticulating the while. ...

... ggg On left From Parliament Square it is impossible to see any of the intense building activity now proceeding at Westminster, as the New Palace Yard facade was left intact in the blitz which destroyed the House of Commons Chamber. The work, however, is going ahead fast, and piled in the courtyards are great blocks of Clipsham stone ready for hand ling by the masons. There does not seem to be ...

... LONGSTREETVILLE SCENE THE FINALE OF THE FIRST ACT OF LONDON'S LATEST AMERICAN MUSICAL COMEDY, HIGH BUTTON SHOES, AT THE LONDON HIPPODROME The setting is New Brunswick in 1913, and it is presented as a New Song and Dandy Show A mong the pantomimes and Christmas plays which opened in the West End just before the holiday was one major musical production the New York success, High Button Shoes. ...

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... January has already proved a momentous month In American politics, and the most dramatic event has been the resignation of Mr. Marshall, whose departure from office robs Mr. Truman of a brilliant lieutenant. In seven years of high office at the War Department and the State Department, Mr. Marshall has made an indelible mark on history. Mr. Truman's message to Congress, delivered two days ...

... IN THE PATH OF THE ARKANSAS TORNADO-- THE WRECKED LUMBER TOWN OF WARREN AFTER IT HAD BEEN HIT BY THE GREAT STORM, 46 PERSONS BEING KILLED AND 300 INJURED The damage to property was wholesale, nearly every house in Warren being razed to the ground. Louisiana and Kansas were other States to be visited by tornadoes, while in the Dakotas and Western Nebraska there were tremendous falls of snow, ...