... A brilliant occasion which raised a large sum for the Silver Jubilee Campaign of the National Playing Fields' Association The Playing Fields Ball, one o! the biggest and brightest charity balls held in London Tor many years, was organized to raise funds for that excellent cause the National Playing Fields' Association Silver Jubilee Campaign. H.R.I I. the Duke of Edinburgh, who is President ...

... DEBATE ON THE FLOOR OF THE HOUSE! Mrs. Netvlytved (Hon. Member for MUCH CHORING) Darling, 1 mean Mr. Chancellor, my constituents and especially my hands and knees are tired of polishing floors. I move that an official VACTRIC Floor Polisher be appointed. M Mr. Neivlywed; Can it polish parquet and boards and linoleum and tiles Mrs. Netvlytved In minutes it will give every floor in the house a ...

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... Lirikfmks Lirikfmks iMkjB No lie's on the more look out for mischief. He becoming quite a man of action, putting his litt: hands and feet into everything. But i f he wearsM Lit Toddlers Infants'' Flexible Footivear lie's getting all the support and flexibility that his voiing^ feet need. are made in sizes one to six for all little boys and little girls. You will know by the stamp in every ...

... 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 ...

... The shrill rattle of the agent's whistle as he switches the flow of traffic across the Champs-Elysees is as deeply Parisian as to-morrow's hat. In the following pages Gordon Beckles reports his impressions of spring in the first city of France, accompanied by The Tatler' s own photographer, and Priscilla brings the gossip of another April holiday in the heart of the Continent ...

... Dr. P. F. Cooper organiser of the ball at Grosvenor House, xchich took place after the England v. Scotland match at Twickenham at supper with Mrs. Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Noble Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Packs and Mr. and Mrs. Stoker Sheriff were among those celebrating the exciting game which England uon by 19 points to 3 Conference over refreshments between Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Gadney, Col. ...

... Mr. David Looker, of the champion bobsleigh team, season 1937-38, dispenses wine in company with Mr. Ralph Harbord and Miss Shirley Bentinck Lt.-Col. J. S. Coates (captain, G.B. Olympic team), Lt. T. Williams (U.S. team and Mrs. Tommy Clarke Lt.-Gen. Sir Ivor Thomas with Lord Brabazon of Tara (chairman) a Cresta Run veteran The Earl of Norlhesk chatting to Mrs. Murray Cox the only woman at the ...

... Ir4^ f Infants' and children's garments of highest Cre.nej in Sen,U,n.l. quality and artistry. From all high-class Designed and Manufactured by .1. n. LINDSAY A CO. (Lindsay Mai.l), LTD. children swear shops IO John .Strc?ol. Glasgow. C.I and departments. ...

... A MILITARY POINT-TO-POINT NEAR ALDERSHOT Members of fhe Staff College ^nd R.M.A. (Sandhurst) Draghounds Run a Meeting at Tweseldown Lt.-Col. D. A. K. W. Block's Wiseacre, winner of the Members' Heavyweight Race, takes the last fence but one A neat landing by Lt.-Col. Oxley's Mystery VIII. in th(T Lightweight and Heavyweight event All set to win at the last fence Mrs. D. L. Freer's Caley in the ...