... Week -End With ie Frank Lawtons Evelyn Laye and Her Sold Husband Spend Forty-Eight Hours' Leave at Ayre's Cot] B Their Home in Harpenden Evelyn Laye's love of the sea, of ships and of men who sail in them is shown in the background she has chosen. It was painted for her by one of her oldest friends, the late Charles Dixon, R.I. Charles must belong to a circus family, Miss Laye says. He walks ...

... A Popular Canadian Air Marshal Bishop, V.C. Bertram Park Air Marshal 44 Billy Bishop, V.C., the famous Canadian airman, came to England two months ago, to inspect Royal Canadian Air Force units over here. As Director of Air Force Recruiting in Canada, he told of the enormous success of the Commonwealth Air Training Plan, which should prove one of the deciding factors of the war. Air Marshal ...

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... Mr. and Mrs. Winston Churchill, with Colonel Frank Clarke, walking from their ear in Miami to board a plane for Havana. Waiting crowds cheered them when their plane landed. They lunched at the British Legation with the Minister of State and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Dodds, and afterwards went on a tour of Cuba to the places that Mr. ChurchiU remembered from his previous visit at the time of the ...

... Lord Dunglass is the eldest son and heir of the Earl of Home. A keen politician, Lord Dunglass was M.P. for the Lanark Division of Lanarkshire from 1931 until the recent General Election, and was Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Prime Minister in 1937. His 'wife is a daughter of the Very Rev. Cyril Argentine Alington, D.D., Dean of Durham, and they have one son, David, who was two last ...

... At the Opening Tryst Three of the hard-running field Lieut. R. S. Gilchrist, Captain D. Hancock and Lieut. A. Williams. This is one of the only kinds of running to which the British Army is addicted Some More of the Field Captain and Mrs. L. F. Rooke and Colonel J. Morrell, who is secretary of the Officers' Club, Aldershot, outside which the picture was taken Three More Supporters Miss R. H. ...

... KEE aING THE NAVY WARM LADY V AND OUND AT JRK T HOME Lady Pound, the Chairman, and Admiral of the Fleet Sir Dudley Pound At Their House at St. James Court Lady Backhouse (on richt) in the Sorting and Packing Department a Particularly Busy Spot This depot at 97, Eaton Square, is concerned with the collection and distribution of those useful woollies designed to keep the Royal Navy warm in ...

... The two dugs, Ruby and Scalem, are happily grouped in the corner of a room at Essendon Lodge, Hen ley, on the Stonor Park estate, to which the Hon. Mrs. Sherman Stonor has moved while her husband is serving with the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry. She is seen with her two children, Ralph Thomas Campion George Sherman, at whose christening in April Lord Rathcreedan (now a ...

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... PW fitted II I# V 'I ASSEMBLED in the Bradley salons, Chepstow Place, is a repre sentative collection of furs that are distinctive and at the same time wear remarkably well. Another very strong point in their favour is that showers have no deleterious effect on them. To them must be given the credit of the bolero and coat pictured. The former is of Persian lamb it will give an altogether ...