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... II Y Mr- Mrs- OWEN NARES enjoying a plain Martini Vermouth, V their favourite meal-time drink. J PLAIN MAR 1 INI Vermouth is the ideal drink before or with the meal. This fine rich health-giving wine never leaves an unpleasant after-effect for it is infused with rare aromatic herbs that tone up the stomach, heart, liver and kidney;. For the sake of your appetite, your digestion, your figure ...

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... v c k e r y TWO NEW SPRING FURS FROM v i ckery's SPRING COLLECTION Beautifully Marked Ocelot from Vickery's Spring Collection. Light, practical coat that looks grand with town or country clothes. Full length 59 gns. Three-quarter Ocelot coats, 39 gns. Finger tip coats in Ocelot Cat 23 gns. Full length 35 gns. White Dyed Blue Fox one of Vickery's new boleros in superb skins, 35 gns. Silver Fox ...

... WIFE AND DAUGHTER OF THE VICTOR OF NARVIK. MRS W. J. WHITWORTH and MISS MARGOT WHITWORTH must be tu o of the proudest women in the world. They are the wife and daughter of Vice-Admiral W. J. If hitworth, C.B., D.S.O., who was in command at the great victory of Narvik, an exploit that will live in history as one' of the greatest triumphs of the British Navy, when seven German destroyers were ...

... WHEN I WAS LAST A -FISHING. WHEN sending to me a photograph of nine beautiful fresh-run salmon which he caught be fore lunch on Good Friday, Mr. Jack Death stated that subsequently he caught three more, bringing up the total catch for the day to twelve fish, weighing exactly 100 lb. The salmon ranged in weight from 7 lb. to 13 lb. Mr. Death was fishing the Kin- naird Castle beat of the South ...

... MISS SUSAN BLIGH, younger daughter of the Hon. Mrs. Noel Bligh and sister of Miss Jasmine Bligh, the Television Announcer-Hostess is working hard as a V.A.D. She trained for her duties at the Lambeth Hospital, and is note attached to a first-aid post in Chelsea. She is a very good-looking girl and her beauty is enhanced by the simple severity of her uniform. PHOTOGRAPH BY YEVONDE. ...

... . MRS. ALEC HAMBRO, formerly Miss Baba Beaton is the younger of Mr. Cecil Beaton's two sisters and is the wife of Mr. Alec Hambro, a member of the great international banking family. The English Hambros are related to M' Carl Joachim Hambro, the courageous President of the N one eg i an Storting, or Parliament and the founder of the Hambro Bank in London in 1839 was also called Carl Joachim ...

... A MUSIC ARTICLE BY EDWIN EVANS. IN this country not only do we regard politics and the arts as separate worlds, but it does not even occur to us to con nect them, however remotely, in our minds. If a com poser gives us good music, we do not care two hoots to what political creed he may owe allegiance. We simply cannot conceive any music as being politically tainted. In the totalitarian ...

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