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BRITISH HISTORY IN STONE

... No- 9 Frederick, Duke of York, 1763-1827 IT was five o'clock in the morning. The broad Mall was deserted. Lon don still slept. Even the roisterers in the gam bling clubs of St. James's Street must have been yawn ing. From a side door of Carlton House, overlooking St. James's Park, crept a portly figure. He had the air of a conspirator and rightly so, for he was in disguise. But there was ...

They Linked U.S. and US

... Stories of the Kmerican journalists who haffe Raised the. J oh of Foreign Correspondent to a Finnacle of \mportance N eyer h.ttai?ied before. By Ferdinand Tuohy. OF the several great services Mr. Churchill has rendered the nation since his accession to the Premiership, some may rate at the top his handling of America. Un less we could win the sympathy and under standing of the United States, ...

On Duty

... On On t it By Jane Gordon A.T.S., W.R.N.S., W.A.A.F.S., A.R.P. workers and the girls who work in war factories are doing a grand job of work for the country. They work very hard while on duty and when they are off duty they deserve all the enjoyment they can get. The woman who is taking care of other people's children never gets off duty. She has none of the glamour of uniform end- 1 less ...

Published: Monday 01 September 1941
Newspaper: Britannia and Eve
County: London, England
Type: Illustrated | Words: 1145 | Page: Page 31, 53 | Tags: Photographs 

Stories the Royal Homes

... By Stanley Wilson OLD Tyburn River made a noxious quagmire of the fields that stretched away beyond Whitehall. In that repellent setting James I., with his Scots business sense, tried to establish a national silk industry. The dream faded. But it was the origin of Buckingham Palace. Onlv a few hundred vards nearer Charing Cross a lepers' hospital stood on the edge of another swamp. There to ...

Published: Monday 01 September 1941
Newspaper: Britannia and Eve
County: London, England
Type: Illustrated | Words: 2148 | Page: Page 14, 60 | Tags: Photographs 

Other

... SHIFT AND PANTIES 0 The shift ends at hips, eliminating I familiar rest-bulge. The cross-wise I bras sections, the delicate pattern, the glore-like fit of both garments I make them perfect winter troollies MATERIALS W 4 oz. 2-ply vest wool 1 yd. ribbon 4 yd. elastic V 1 pair No. 12 and No. 9 needles crochet hook. MEASUREMENTS Vest. Length from centre front, 13 ins. across V widest part, 31 ins ...

Published: Monday 01 September 1941
Newspaper: Britannia and Eve
County: London, England
Type: Illustrated | Words: 645 | Page: Page 40, 72 | Tags: Other  Photographs 

Celanese

... CI TfkADt MAUK elanese Set its Ce( atiest, cwd uow v-oiipons urtll acr Wtner Now, of all times, you must buy what you know is good And the Quality of is as good as ever it was. If you do not find it here or there, look somewhere else. is quickly snapped up, but it is well worth looking for in 'Undies, Nighties, Pyjamas, Dresses and Dress Lengths. Also in Men's Shirts, Dressing Gowns, Ties ...

Yes... if she has the will to help her country!

... Yes if she has the will to help her country! 'Is she clever enough for the A.T.S.?' Yes, of course, why shouldn't she be Everyone secret messages. This is helping the men to win can do at least one thing very well. And probably, the war quickly. if they only knew, better than the next person. That is all the A.T.S. ask. Come and do the L,fe m the AT'S' 15 ful1' actlve and happy' thing you ...

Published: Monday 01 September 1941
Newspaper: Britannia and Eve
County: London, England
Type: Advertisement | Words: 440 | Page: Page 59 | Tags: Photographs 

Islands of the Moon

... ►v- Where can The answer the H unt the Escapees go to be Safe to the Oiiestion recedes, like for the Secret of Immortality L By C. Patrick Thompson WELCOME, said my friend, as I came alongside him in the Aviz bar, welcome to the gateway to the moon, 1 he moon f said. The moon, he repeated firmly. I've just been seeing our weekly boat load off. They all think that because she's headed ...

SEPTEMBER: A Reminiscence of Events in that Month of History

... A Reminiscence of Events in that Month of History SEPTEMBER 1939! Only two years ago, although at times it seems as distant as September 1909. Or even, such is its melancholy fin de siecle flush, the year 1899. Only two years ago Yet, at other X times, it seems much less than that. As if it were yesterday, and what has happened in between merely a bad and highly improbable dream. Tt haH hppn a ...

REST CENTRE

... R£ST Q£NTR£ There is more to resting than just finding yourself a comfortable chair and doing nothing. Relaxation is a more subtle thing than some of us realise and yet the need for it was never so great. Rest is a combination of physical and psychological factors. To rest your body and your brain, in fact to give every nerve and muscle its full chance to take time off you need the right ...

The Lays Of The Land

... Are you one of the stoics who have listened to friends rhapsodising about their home-laid breakfast egg each morning, with a rather superior air of indifference? Maybe, by now you are in the mood to pocket your pride and become a hen-keeper yourself. Not for the love of hens-- but because hens have sufficient oomph to lay an average of five or six eggs a week when they are on top of their form ...