... HER SOCIAL JOURNAL Court TOews: I hear that if all goes well His Majesty may, after all, attend the Trooping the Colour parade in honour of his official birthday on June 9th. The King has not yet issued his orders in the matter, but there are strong rumours, both among officers of the Brigade and at London District Headquarters, that he is hoping very much to be able to attend the parade, ...

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... Fashion Points lor Juniors Fashion Page by Winifred Lewis CASHION-CONSCIOUS clothes for the very young are out and about in the early sunshine. This trio is wearing (left) a fine Scottish woven check worsted coat and matching bonnet with detach able lace trimming a pastel blue pure wool cloth (centre), with detachable red and white stripe poplin collar and cuffs, and hat with matched trimming. ...

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... All The ANSWERS NO one but the foolhardy pretends to know all the answers to the average housewife's problems to-day, but the growing demand for better and cheaper house hold equipment seems to be working along the right lines. A recalcitrant boiler, a temperamental fire or a fitful hot water supply may not be major disasters in themselves, but they can be the last straw in a day already ...

... V i s i o i nr Step out of this world into the world of tomorrow Share the vision of the scientists working in the Laboratories of where research is constantly revealing new developments in modern synthetics. Celanese can be the common denominator in a variety of products lovely fashion fabrics, rich furnishings, gossamer-fine window net and, surprisingly, conveyor belts and other industrial ...

... w/w JCi r niir p. rj/*np¥7 w/w JCi In choosing the right food, I mothers bestow what should be the birthright of every baby an insurance policy to good health. The right food for YOUR baby is the best that money can buy COW GATE. Where a young baby's life is concerned, surely it must be false economy to buy anything but the best? Better be sure now than possibly sorry in years to come; insist ...

... RUSSIAN HERO'S GRAND NATIONAL--THE FIELD CROSSING BECHER'S BROOK, SECOND TIME ROUND, WITH FIFTEEN HORSES IN A FIELD OF FORTY-THREE WELL TOGETHER AT A CRUCIAL PART OF THE RACE The winner, Russian Hero (L. McMorrow up black and white check jacket), is seen taking the fence with the favourite, Cromwell, beside him. Leading the field (on right) is Royal Mount (P. Doyle up), which came in third. In ...

... 1,300 deputies from all parts of the Soviet Union packed the Andrews Hall in the Kremlin and strolled beneath the great chandeliers of the Geogievsky Hall when they met in Moscow recently to hear the Budget with its mighty alloca tions for the armed forces. Their meeting took place shortly after the replacement of Mr. Moloton by Mr. Vishinsky, and it was noted that Mr. Moloton and ...

... reed roof well laid will last for half-a-century without repair, and the life of a straw thatch is at least thirty years. Country folk know these qualities full well, also the warmth which thatch imparts in winter and the coolness in summer, and for these very solid reasons it is doubtful if the thatchers art will ever die out in this country. Mr. E. J. Pearce, who is seen engaged in thatching ...