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... Aii International Zoo Lonierence By S. H. Benson ZOOS now have their U.N.O. This year it was held at Copenhagen, and was known as the Conference of the Union of Zoological Society Directors. Confined to zoos which are non-profit and non-commercial, the Union has in its member ship directors from the greatest zoos in the world. Among the objects of the Union are the protection of the wild ...

... ALTHOUGH the heavy horse population on our farms is not what it was even a few years ago, farmers remain among the most ardent supporters of the light horse. Without their blessing, fox-hunting would cease, and it also is largely due to their efforts that so many excellent horse shows and gym khanas are organised in country districts. Hampshire farmers re cently held their own horse show and ...

... THE SURREY, WEST, AND HORSELL BEAGLES had their opening meet at Park Farm, Ches- sington. Left, Mr. R. C. Hendry, Secretary, and right, Mr. Acton Pierce, joint-Master. Below, hounds move off after the. meet. AT THE MEET at Ches- sington were, above, Commander E, White head and Captain D. Treffry Mr. R. N. Rogers and Mr. G. L. Bartrum Mr. L. V. W. Wright and Miss Jean Wright. There are in ...

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... FROM THE AIR MINISTRY ROOF SPECTATORS SAW THE R.A.F. COMMEMORATE THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN T(he saluting base for the Royal Air Force's fly-past in memory of the first victory of the war formed a meeting place for the famous protagonists of the battle and their many friends. With them was Viscount Trenchard, the senior figure in military aviation. Once again the London skies reverberated as the ...

... The Few Meet Again To Dine At Fighter Command Headquarters, Stanmore AND TALK OVER THEIR FAMOUS BATTLES OF NOT SO LONG AGO Dining at the high table at Bentley Priory Stanmore, Middlesex, were, among others, Air Chief Marshal Lord Doivding, Chief of Fighter Command in 1940, Air Marshal Sir Basil Embry the present A.O.C.-in-C., G/Capt. R. B. Lees Air A.D.C. to the King G/Capt. Douglas Bader ...

... MIDSUMMER WEATHER FOR CAMRERLEY HORSE SHOW A blaze of September sunshine favoured the event, growing annually in importance, organised by the Staff College and R.M.A. The spirit of the show high endeavour and polished style is summed up by this picture of Miss J. Lyon on Willie Hitit, taking the wall jump with plenty to spare to win the Juvenile Jumping Both wearing sun-glassest Major and Mrs. ...

... THEY WERE HARRIED The Tatter's Review de Figueiredo-Cunha Phillips The wedding took place at St. Luke's, Redcliffe Square, between Dr. M. Severo de Figueiredo-Cunha, only son of Mr. M. R. de Figueiredo-Cunha ayul the late Mrs. B. Wood de Figueiredo-Cunha, of Lisbon, Portugal, and Miss Ulia Diana Phillips, only daughter of the late Capt. G.. Phillips and of Mrs. K. Phillips, of Cardiff Bruce ...

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... A MEETING AT ST. JAMES'S PALACE To Discuss the December Fair in Aid of Limbless Ex-Servicemen Mrs. Jack Sternberg with Lady Edith Foxwell a relative of the Earl of Cavan and Lady Beddoe-Rees Mrs. Charles Knight was there with her daughter Lady Meyer wife of Sir Anthony Meyer Bt. Lady Findlay talking to Mr. Herbert Collings over a cup of tea. The Fair is at St. James's on December 7 and 8 Mrs. ...