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... By Foresight Germany, What Next? AS the United States swing majestically into line with the British Empire and Allied Forces we find ourselves asking what is to be the next move by the enemy. So far there has been little evidence to suggest that the German drive into the Middle East is being mounted on a determined scale, although it is true that an important part of the army co-operation ...
... Jack and Daphne Barker A Versatile Cabaret Couple at Their Hampstead Hoj Jack and Daphne Barker stand in the doorway of Olive Lodge their attractive Hampstead home. Rumour has it that this ver satile pair will be seen in revue before long. Jack is in the Home Guard and gets a critical look-over from his wife before going on duty narked :%pa?d%z cas ...
... y The Tatler and Bystander in Town and Country By Bridget Chetwynd Buckinghamshire LATE frosts and lack of rain are making people's gardens backward. Mrs. David Livingstone-Learmonth, who has a charming cottage in Brill, gardens energetically, and is father spasmodically writing a new novel to succeed In Our Metropolis, which came out last autumn. Her brother-in-law, Brian Livingstone-Lear- ...
... By Pamela Murray Captain Cazalet's Visit HAVING escorted a Polish Mission from England, Captain Victor Cazalet sum moned his friends by telegram to dine in New York, among them the Harold Talbots of the international polo fraternity who were vacationing in Aiken, S.C., where the beauteous Peggy wore her black hair in a 1906 Pompa dour, and, over a classic white tennis dress, the bulky hand ...
... Rosita Forbes on Another land The Traveller-Writer Plays Robinson Cruso the Grand Scale on Eleuthera in the Bat The house stands high, looking down into a little valley still full of the low, scrubby vegetation and small palms which cover most of the island in their natural state. The four-square, one-storey building, with its big arched windows and loggia, stands round an inner courtyard, in ...
... By Richard King Noel Coward in Australia IN these days, when morality has sunk so low that international treaties are not worth the paper they are written on, it is lovely to read a little book, such as Noel Coward's Australia Visited, 1940 (Heinemann; is.), in which it is shown that sentiment and understanding are more reliable when the test comes than all the solemn promises made between ...
... By Oliver Stewart By-passing the Panzers IN the provision of variety for the Forces, the German has shown himself to be a great impresario. Our military critics had only just done explaining what a Panzer division was, when the Germans weighed-in on Crete with an air-borne division. It is very trying for the war commentator these days, as I have reason to know. What he says to-day is falsified ...
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... How the Attacks from the Air have been Carried Out by Parachutists and Air-borne Troops With Special Sphere Diagrams and Drawings We may be sure that the experience gained in the battle for Crete will be well studied by our own military experts. The facts are now revealed fully and in these pages are illustrated some of the tactics employed by the Germans in their unprecedented assault on the ...
... The WAR at TOBRUK A Series of Pictures from the British-held Fortress in the Western Desert For the first time, aircraft manufactured in America have been used as bombers in the North African campaign. It is understood that these are Martin Maryland 167 attack bombers. These are twin-engined monoplanes with a top speed of 305 m.p.h. (which is quite considerable for bombing operations in the ...