... PRINCESS MARGARET WAS AT THE PERTH HEAT STEEPLECHASES One of the Most Successful Meetings Yet Held On the Scone Palace Course A group of spectators in the Club stand Miss Grizelda McCririck, Mile. Franfoise Ide, Viscount Chelsea, son and heir of Earl Cadogan, with his eldest sister Lady Sarah Cadogan, Lady Forteviot, Mrs. T. M. Burrell, Mrs. Finlay and Lord Forteviot. With the two-day meeting ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY PARTIES IN LONDON South Americans Celebrate Cdr. Orozco Silva, Naval Attache to the Mexican Embassy executes a brilliant national dance with the Mexican Ambassadress, H.E. Sra. Jiminez CFarrill, at her Embassy party Enjoying the party are Srta. Carlota Constantino de James, Srta. Cristina Chapoy, sister of the Mexican Embassy Counsellor, and Miss Deirdre Mulcahy Count du Pare, ...

... SHOPPING FOR HATS FASHION PAGE BY WINIFRED LEWIS Some good hals at moderate prices in a range of colours from Hugh Beresford'sTown and Country collection at Gorringes A rolled brimmed cloche with a clipped marabout pom Black felt for a cocktail hat with clipped goose feathers. All these models are 89s. lid. Pastel felt beret type. Black coque pheasant quills head fitting, face framing and ...

... ■5^fe::ip^ OVf jlMM Bp l''k^3m m Wm- Classically tailored in a worsted Hj exclusive to us. Diagonal stripes ■Y' of blue/grey or gold/grey. New fashion keynotes'. the Byron collar .-diagonal pockets gig unique fastening double box j pleat panel effect- on the. skirt. Another original creation by JandJ* H. TAYLOR (MANTLES) LIMITED 20 Margaret Street, London, W.l. Museum 7212/3/4 ...

... I M mam Corduroy mates a little beauty of a terel to be a versatile companion for a smart suit or a casual coat. There's harmony fur your new clothes in a choice of bottle green navy, wine, black beige brown, or grey. The price from tbe Inexpensive Hat department is refreshingly low 19/1 ...

... b y Pri/tqfe of Scotland U||^ By Appointment. Manufacturers or knitted Karments to Her Majesty The Queen. HAWICK, SCOTLAND ROBERT PRINGLE AND SON LTI ...

... Ir'W Designed and Manufactured by J. H. LINDSAY Co. (LINDSAY MAID) Ltd. 19 JOHN STREET, GLASGOW, CI Infants' and childrc garments of high quality and artist From all high -el as children's wear shop and departments. ...

... J^ondon is not lightly regarding the opportunities presented by the blitz for redevelopment. There will be no repetition of what happened in the London of the seventeenth century which rejected the bold scheming of Wren, forcing the great architect to dovetail his plans with those of the commercial interests. The City of London is, according to the report of the Town Planning Committee, hoping ...

... A MONG the countless commodities affected by the devaluation of the pound, oil and petrol are among the most important. For over 40 per cent, of the oil or petrol supplied in this country comes from the United States or oil companies controlled by American interests. At the moment it is considered unlikely that any changes in price will be announced before Christmas. But that is not far away. ...

... , , 1 FAMOUS IN FIVE CONTINENTS rCorU^ Typically English is the description which almost inevitably is applied to the Riley, a car which cannot be closely compared with products of any other country. It is a car the ancestry of which can be traced back over a long period of years, and which in new post-war form has earned ever increasing popularity The New Riley, in fact, may be said to be at ...

... i, New Oxford Street, W.C.i. Bombs and Formulæ.-- Lam glad that Russia has the atom bomb. I think it best that the load of human misery should be evenly distributed, and the protagonists of civilisation, if they must fear each other, should be equally afraid. If the intelligence services of the Western Powers are right, Russia has got the secret rather sooner than ex pected, and has let off a ...

... The year 1949 is one of importance in the history of Mount Kenya. On Decem ber 3 it will be exactly a century since the missionary Krapf reported that he had seen the great mountain and told an unbelieving world that there was snow on the Equator. Fifty years later the summit of Mount Kenya was reached for the first time by Sir Halford Mackinder, and this year consequently marks the jubilee of ...