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... THE NORFOLK HOTEL, Bournemouth Combines all the factors that one expects to find in a First Class Hotel. RESTAURANT, GRILL ROOM, MEN'S BAR, RICHMONDE LOUNGE-- the Social Rendezvous of Bournemouth with Marcel Torrent and his Orchestra. Apartments each with P.O. Telephone and most with Private Bathroom. Telephone 7272 every room. Resident Directors Mr. and Mrs F. J. Mclnnes After London it is ...

... WHEN IN ACTION BOTH TANKS ARE MOVING FAST- Drawing by L. Ashwell Wood 1 j Under actual warfare conditions the tank gunners work under very considerable difficulties. Not only are they confined within a small space inside the tank, but the noise and fumes must be appalling all shutters are, of course, closed and the gunner sees his target through a sight such as that shown in the bottom right ...

... THE FERRY SERVICE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC Pictures Taken Aboard one of the Big American Bombers During its Flight Over 'There is now a never-ceasing flow of U.S. aircraft reaching Britain each week from America, and many of them are being flown here direct across the Atlantic. Were the need for secrecy less great, wonderful stories could be told by the pilots whose now-everyday flights would each ...

... SYRIA and its NATIVE PROBLEMS A Diversified Land Occupied by Many Races, the Proper Settlement of Which May Prove No Easy Task Described by H. J. SHEPSTONE THE request for an armistice by General Dentz, the French High Commissioner for Syria, was more than welcomed for many reasons. In the first place, such a campaign should never have been necessary. It would not have been had it not been for ...

... FROM THE TROPICS TO THE ARCTIC OCEAN The Work of the Royal Navy in Many Waters and the Exacting Conditions Under Which the Personnel Have to Live BEFORE the war, the designers of British cruisers came in for a good deal of criticism from lay en because the official returns and books of reference suggested that their products were inferior to those of foreign navies-- to the Italians in the ...

... PROTECTING THE OCEAN BOTTLENECKS The Task of Their Defence is Greatly Increased Owing to the Proximity of the Enemy Across the Channel, and the Loss of the Irish Bases FOR many years enemy possession of the Channel and Flanders coasts has been the dread of British administrators, for our shipping will always be the pet target of every maritime Power with whom we may be at war. Now the enemy ...

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... HOW RUSSIA IS WAGING WAR AGAINST THE GERMANS: THE MEN OF THE HEROIC SUICIDE SQUADS WHO STEMMED THE FIRST N47I ONSI MIGHTS BY FIGHTING IN POCKETS AFTER THE FIRST GERMAN WAVE HAD PASSED ON The resistance of the Russians has aroused the admiration of free peoples the world over. It was at first thought that the huge Nazi machine would trample underfoot the Russian peasant-turned-soldier; but ...

... the men who bombed the GNEISENAU AT BREST: Ministry pictures JUST ABOUT TO ENTER THE AIRCRAFT Note the fur-lined flying helmet with 3 bulge over the ear for the telephone: over the nose and mouth is the oxygen mask, connected up with the big pipe on the right, and joined to it is the mouthpiece for the inter-com. telephone THREE MEMBERS OF A BOEING'S CREW EQUIPPED FOR HIGH FLYING-- they are ...

... THE END OF ANOTHER U-BOAT A Series of New and Official Pictures YY/hen referring to the sinking of German U-boats by our warsh: s in the House of Commons a few months back, Mr. Winston Chi chill referred to the news he had to announce as delectable tidings A recent dramatic incident in the Atlantic, portrayed in these pic ires, has provided more tidings of a delectable kind for the Prenn cr-- ...

... By MERJEL BUCHANAN ALWAYS, dominating everything in Leningrad, is the Neva,- for, built on the islands formed by the different branches of the great river, it is im possible to be far away from it, in whichever part of the city one's footsteps lead one. In winter, when it lies still and fettered under its deep covering of snow and ice; in summer, when it flows, bright tur quoise blue, or the ...