... LONDON'S TWO GREAT CATHEDRALS DAMAGED The High Altar at St. Paul's Destroyed and the Henry VII Chapel Damaged by Bombs A WINDOW OF WESTMINSTER ABBEY DAMAGED BY BOMB BLAST: The leaded glass of this window was pock marked from top to bottom by splinters and by blast 'The guardians of London's historic buildings have been having some anxious nights recently for it is evident that the German ...

... Travel Miscellany Incites for the 1936 Cruising Season THE Canadian Pacific Tours to Canada and the United States this summer range in cost between £45 and £90, and none of them is shorter than eighteen days. These fares are inclusive of everything on the tour; tourist class liner travel, 1st class rail, hotel accommodation, and sightseeing. In addition, the Empress of Britain will be doing ...

... THE BRITISH EXPEDITION ARY FORCE MARCHES THROUGH RURAL FRANCE The men who cross the Channel find their way to their pre-arranged positions a! ig roads like this deep in the rural life of our ally. This is a by-road, but u: ke the autobahnen of Germany it is good because it has been here for centu s, not newly driven (like the autobahnen across virgin country) and thus st Js up well to the ...

... The King Decorates RAF. Heroes THE FOUR R.A.F. OFFICERS AND PILOT SERGEANT ON WHOM THE KING HAS JUST BESTOWED THE D.F.C. AND THE D.F.M. From left to right are-- Flying Officer A. McPherson, Flying Officer T. M. W. Smith, Flying Officer K. C. Doran, Flying Officer John Barrett, and Pilot Sergeant W. E. Willits T\uring the King's two-day tour of R.A.F. stations in the north of England and the ...

... One Mechanised Division=40 Miles of Road The Methods of the Last War Compared with Those of the Present. The Strategy of the War VII) By GENERAL SIR CHARLES HARINGTON, G.C.B., G.B.E., D.S.O., DG.L. I REMEMBER ending my last article with Anyhow, we shall know by next week. We do not. The Western Front is unchanged. Nothing whatever has happened and our war correspondents are reduced to ...

... SELSDON PARK HOTEL I SANDERSTEAD SURREY Half hour from the City and West End, yet orer 500 ft. up on the Surrey Hills. WINTER TERMS DEDUCTION 20%- 25% Jo alteration in Standard. FREE OLF ON PRIVATE 18-HOLE COURSE (6.361 yds.) IN OWN PARK OF 230 ACRES. Full e tension with free service to station, magnificent solarium, billiards, tennis, dancing, squas rackets, electric gymnasium, all free. ...

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... On Stage and Screen Glorious Morning A Religious Play at the Duchess The Old Vic Provides Variety The Ring Sombrely Successful at Covent Garden By PHILIP PAGE THE only new play produced in London last week was one of remarkable interest. Glorious Morning is not the first religious play to be produced at the Duchess Theatre, which housed Murder in the Cathedral, but it is the first religious ...

... THE floods that swept down the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers into the Ohio River at Pittsburgh and on down the Ohio into the Mississippi have worked the greatest havoc in the history of catastrophe in the United States. More than 1,000,000 people were rendered homeless. Many of them, includ ing some children, were carried more than 100 miles from their homes. Property damage rose into the ...

... Naval Occasions King George's Old Ship Com pletes Her Refit The Eagle Leaves for the China Seas The Emden in Japanese Waters Blunderbusses of Germany' s Modern Navy UNLUCKY MALAYA This 27,500-ton battleship, pictured here as she left Portsmouth recently for the Mediterranean after a refit at Devonport Dockyard lasting two years, came into collision off the coast of Portugal a few days ago with ...

... Austria Land of Exile And Home of Lost Causes By HECTOR BOLITHO Hector Bolitho is too welt known its a writer to need introduction here, but the fact that his ac quaintance with Austria is very real and intimate needs stressing. Through his long association with her customs, traditions and people, he is able to give us this revealing study of the country the Duke of Windsor has chosen to be ...

... THE MANNIN BEG And Other Matters of Mechanical Interest A POWERFUL WEAPON OF DEFENCE These sensilive horns, which can betray the approach of enemy aircraft, were put into operation during recent Air Defence exercises at St. Pollen, Germany THRILLS AND SPILLS IN THE MANNIN BEG, last week's light car race through the streets of Douglas, Isle of Man. It ended in a great triumph for the M.G. ...