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the Mayor visited Rouen. Miss Patte plays principally on the golf course at Fontaincbleu and has already toured that of Royal Eastbourne Club, "a lovely course." Skirts Longer Here This 22-years-old student gave up a course in medicine to sketch fashions and work on dress design

SOME dat e s for tennis fixtures this c o Ini n g season have been released. Tlt e Inter-County • Tennis Week, always a popular event, is to take place between July 18 and duly 23. I remember the hard fought Matches of 1947 when Sussex did so well. One of the visiting players on

THE RETURN OF THE G.l.'s • Frani Or Garrard Drake Sir, —Expressions of warmhearted sentiment for the English inn by tens of thousands of G.l.'s who were stationed in this country. continue to reach us from across the Atlantic. Now, Sir Alexander Maxwell, chairman of the British T

Mop On Sunday. the intermediate sub-section of the FAstbourne Section, Cyclists Touring Club, took part in a map reading contest organised by Hsat Sussex Cycling Association. There were some 00 odd estimate for the contest, which started from Battle. Moat of the Rest Sussex clubs

While Brighton Students played one of their best games Of the season, Eastbourne put up surprisingly poor opposition on Saturday, and lost by iv* goals to nil. l'he ground was not in goooditioa and • downpour m Ilse game turned it into a Ptak, making pod hockey The side, mintala

"JUDGING by the services you are running, I imagine you have up to 300 buses," said a London transport official to Mr. John Atherton, Eastbourne's Transport Manager, recently. He was indeed surprised to hear that the to pouesied 58, all interwoven in a minutely detailed Programm