... BURBERRYL BURBERRY GREATCOATS for the W.A.A.F/s Prices and full particulars on request. Please quote No. 47 There is a definable expression of comfort and smartness in all Burberry tailored designs for the women's auxiliary forces. They indicate a con sistency of tailoring craftsmanship, individuality of touch, a sense of weather security allied to durability. Grams: BURBERRY, LESQUARE, LONDON ...

... By Foresight Soviet Russia's Turn HITLER and Stalin have come to grips at last. Even while Crete was being fought out with immense losses to German aircraft Hitler was concentrating large num bers of men and machines along the Russian frontiers. The forces stretched along the borders of the Ukraine to the extreme point of the Russian boundary line in Poland. Writing in advance of the ...

... The Tatler and Bystander in Town and Country By Bridget Chetwynd Putting the Clock Back SINCE the war some old-fashioned customs are being revived down in Somerset. For instance, the weekly dances given for officers of regiments stationed in small West Country towns are very like the Weekly Assemblies patronised by Jane Austen's heroines in the 1790's. Nowadays you cannot go any distance ...

... Miss Margot Duke and Viscount Erleigh Lieut. Viscount Erleigh, the Queen's Bays, is the only son of Colonel the Marquess and the Marchioness of Read ing, of Wooley Grange, Maidenhead. Miss Margot Irene Duke is the younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Duke, of Brockham Warren, Walton-on-the- HiU, Surrey. They were married at St. Peter's, Walton-on-the-Hill, and spent their honeymoon in Sussex ...

... Sporting Events English and Irish Race Meetings at Newbury and Leopardstown and a Horse Show in Kent Baron FranJcie de T uyll, son of the Dowager Duchess of Beaufort, and Miss Monica Sheriffe of the Mechanised Transport Corps were two of the keen racing and hunting people at the Newbury First June meeting (Right) Captain and Airs. James Bowes-Lyon were two others at Newbury. They were married ...

... Save Your Knees- And Your Hands and Your Clothes America Shows Gardeners How An all-purposes kneeler has a tool-box under the sponge-mat which cushions the gardener's knees, and a trough in front to hold seedlings or small plants. Americans have turned inventive about gardening gadgets because 44 suburbanites, penthouse gardeners and window-box diggers now take their work so seriously that ...

... Stage Fare Four Courses on the Menu Modern Drama The Light of Heart at the Globe Theatre Emlyn Williams has made some alterations in his highly successful play, back in London at the Globe Theatre after a long provincial tour. He himself takes the chief part, now changed to the brother, instead of the father of the heroine. He is seen on left with Mrs. Lothian Elliot Mason), who gives a ...

... 0£^e ns^oe patueS ;Av S-v v-pr -iSfSri v:--vuv j idy Trenchard, who is a Chief Com- indanl (i.e., Lieut. -Col.) in the T.S., went down to see her younger J, the Hon. Thomas Trenchard. With ■m is Lance-Corporal D. Oldham Ordinary Seaman Simon Warrender Sir Victor Warrender's second son, talked to Sub-Lieut, and Mrs. Peter Laivrence. Mr. Lawrence, a former Eton master, is in the R.N.V.R. His ...

... In Scotland Three Christenings and a Sporting Date at a Hospital In Forfarshire James Kennedy Torquil Munro, who was christened recently is the son of Sir Torquil Munro Bt., and Lady Munro, of Lindertis House, Kirriemuir. They have a four-year-old daughter, Fiona, and Sir Torquil Munro has a fourteen year old son by his first marriage. Lady Munro was Miss Moira Hunter In Peeblesshire Lord and ...

... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Romain Young Sub-Lieut. David Anidjar Romain R.N.V.R., elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Artom A. Romain °f 55, Tarranbrae, Willesden Lane, N.W. 6, and Pamela Baba Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Young, of 239, West Heath Road, N.W.3, were married at Marylebone register office Norrish Davy Sec.-Litut. Edward dc Lisle Carey Norrish, Q.O. Cameron ...

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... By Foresight Anglo- American Relations AMBASSADOR WINANT went to Washington on his own initiative to give President Roosevelt a first-hand account of con ditions in Great Britain and to obtain a personal insight on Administration policy. His talks with his old friend, the President, and with Mr. Cordell Hull will have a vital bearing on future Anglo-American relations. The intense-eyed ...