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Press, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23080, 24 July 1940, Page 10

Polish Troops in Britain—The Polish Commander-in-Chief (General Sikorski), m a speech at the inaugural session of the Polish National Council in London, said that thanks to the British Navy 25,000 Polish officers and men had been brought to England from France.—London, July 22.

When you attend the August race meeting in Christchurch, this is what you cause to happen: First and foremost you have a_ change away from your routine worries and this tones up your health. If you are successful financially in your betting you have a cheap trip. The money you spend travelling, in accommodation, and on the course helps materially in keeping large numbers of railway servants, hotel employees, and large numbers connected with racing in employment. Incidentally you are also helping the Government war effort in that the Government receives large taxation from the betting, besides the wages and national security taxes on all those people who are kept in employment by your assistance, and sales tax on the materials employed in your comfort in the hotels. If you stay at home and worry you only get indigestion and illhealth, and are missing your -opportunity to shake yourself out of it and brighten up. So come along, buck up we are certain to win the war (hasn’t Mr Churchill, that grand old man, said so?), and get your booking in at the Hotel Federal, Christchurch, where you will find plenty of fellow sports who have not got their —6