... Russian Treaty Talks Soviet Ambassador Maisky B Negotiates With Lord Halifax and M. Bonnet LORD HALIFAX AT THE FRENCH WAR OFFICE: The British Foreign Minister being greeted by Commandant Beze; ier as he arrived with Sir Eric Phipps (centre), the British Ambassador in Paris, to meet Premier Daladier nd i Foreign Minister Bonnet and discuss with them the drafting of proposals for the three-power ...

... Summer Sport HELEN II TRAINS WITH BIG BILL: Miss Jacobs and Tilden pictured at 1 the Melbury Club, Kensington, where the latter is coaching the former in preparation for her Wimbledon bid. Tilden retains all of his old fire, despite his forty six years, and only a few days ago he beat Vines I THE MASTER As an amateur Donald Budge dominated Wimbledon, standing head and shoulders above every ...

... ROYALTY AT BLUE PETER'S DERBY The Duke and Duchess of Kent, the Princess Royal, and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester enjoying the sunshine in the paddock at Epsom before last week's big race. The Princess Royal is quite the keenest of all Royal racegoers and is frequently to be seen at many of the northern meetings near her home. Queen Mary did not attend on account of her motor accident ...

... The N ew Austin Ten An Appraisal of a Neat and Roomy Model By A. PERCY BRADLEY, M.I.A.E., A.M.I.Mech.E. (C/erk of the Course, BrooMancfs ONLY a few weeks ago the Austin Motor Company introduced an entirely new 8-h.p. model and now they have followed this up with an entirely new 10-h.p. car. It must almost be a record for a leading manufacturer to introduce two entirely new cars in such a short ...

... Washington Jay I A HIGH LIGHT OF THE WASHINGTON VISIT was the Congressional reception in i the Capitol, where the King and Queen met many notabilities in American i political life. The Queen is seen shaking hands with Representative Leo Kocialowski, of Illinois, while the King is talking with Representative A. Leonard Allen. On the left are William Bankhead, Speaker of the House, Lady Lindsay, ...

... A New Status for A.R.P. A Development that will be Welcomed by All who Have to Do with Passive Defence FOR its June setting, A.R.P. has a dour pause, lest any aggressive step should speed up Anglo-Russian accord. On the other hand, ample time for Russia to make the best bargain with the western allies might prejudice Nazi plans. In this delicate interval, when a word from Herr Hitler would ...

... King and President Make History The Meeting of the King and Queen and Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt at the Union Station, Washington Well, at last I greet you. How are you? I am glad to see you. With these few simple, homely words President Franklin Roosevelt, leader of the great American democracy, welcomed King George VI and his Queen to the Federal capital of Washington, ana then ensued what ...

... THE MADRILENOS RETURN Above A soldier who had fought for Franco arrives in Madrid after being demobilised and prepares to pick up the threads of life anew. Right Household furniture, which had been taken from the capital during the civilian evacuation instituted by the Miaja regime, being brought back in a farm cart. Every day scenes such as this are being witnessed in Madrid and slowly but ...

... Quebec's Acclaim VIVE LE ROM: French Canadians acclaiming the King and Queen as they drove through the picturesque streets of Quebec-- sometimes known as the capital of New France-- where they received an ovation that far exceeded all expectations. For more than a century and a half the province was under French dominion THE OFFICIAL WELCOME TO CANADIAN SOIL: The King and Queen standing ...

... Ottawa The Capital City: Where the King Celebrated His Birthday and Unveiled the National War Memorial Wiile the reception accorded the King and Queen in their Canadian capital of Ottawa was marked by tumultuous enthusiasm and sincerity, perhaps the chief impression left by their visit was one of wonder that Ottawa could reproduce with such exactitude in her own streets the pageantry that is ...

... FROM THE GREAT LAKES. ACROSS THE Pa MRIES, TO THE WESTERN GATE OF EMPIRE Varied Aspects of the First- Half of the Royal Journey CONTRAST IN THE GREAT LAKE REGION The King and Queen In conversation with Red Indians, who for the occasion donned their traditional finery, at a halting place en route between Sudbury, Ontario, and the twin cities of Port Arthur and Fort William on Lake Superior. ...

... The King and Queen Sit Enthronei in Canada's Parliament |N the annals of the British Commonwealth of Nations no reigning sovereign had ever attended a Dominion Parliament before King George VI, accompanied by his Queen, visited the Senate of the Canadian Federal Parliament at Ottawa where, on May 19, he delivered a speech from the throne and gave the Royal Assent to a number of Bills. It was a ...