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... POUI TON NOEL LTD. POUI TON NOEL LTD., SOUTHALL, MIDDLESEX Poulton Noel's Vegetable Soup is so highly concentrated that it should be diluted with at least an equal amount of water. Try also their new Kidney and Oxtail Soups. P NO 7 1 -82-80 ...
... urgently needed Address it to The Auxiliary Territorial Service, AGI8/I23e, Hobart House, Grosvenor Gardens, London, S.W.I. Please send me full story of life in the A.T.S. and details of the opportunities it offers. This does not commit me in any wav. Mrs!M iss Address Age (in confidence) Age limits I7y to 43. (Parents' consent needed under 18). Ex-Service women may volunteer up to 50. ...
... S HARP ENOUGH FOR ANYTHING There must be no doubt about the cutting edge when it is a question of surgical instruments so with razors or pocket knives, .scissors or table cutlery, all of which are made from exactly the same 'steel. Firth Stainless Steel can. and indeed must, be sharpened from time to time ana then it will' retain an edge sharp enough for anything. Owing to the large demand ...
... BRITISH PARACHUTE TROOPS IN TRAINING A Special New Series Taken During the Tast Few Days at an English Training Centre A visit a few days ago to a Parachute Troop Training Centre has produced the fine set of pictures presented to our readers on this and the following pages. The men are prepared for j 'killed and daring work by instructors of both the Army and the Royal Air Force, and their ...
... OFFICER PRISONERS, SOME IN CIVILIAN CLOTHES WITH IDENTIFICATION PATCHES, being exercised on the battleship s quarter-deck during the voyage !E OF THE CAPTURED ITALIAN SEAMEN, under close guard, parade on the deck for rcise. For these men the war is now over and it does not appear that they resent it LIGHT EXERCISE FOR GERMANS AND ITALIANS Scrubbing wire hawsers on the upper a work to which the ...
... THE ROADS TO MOSCOW AHD THE OIL CENTRES On left It was at Borodino that the Russians checked Napoleon's advance on September 7, 1812. The battle was a desperate one, resulting in huge casualties. The Russians occupied the foreground, being placed on rising ground facing them, and separating General Koutousoff's army from the French, was a deep ravine. The main road from Smolensk to Moscow also ...
... If and When We Invade Enemy Territory, the Role of the R.A.F. will be a Very Important One EVERY day on which the weather is favourable squadrons of the Fighter Command of the R.A.F. fly out on the offensive over France. A year ago the Battle of Britain was drawing to its close-- the Fighter Command had triumphed in defence. Now the R.A.F. is building up a solid foundation of offensive tactics ...
... The Tatler and Bystander in Town and Country By Bridget Chetwynd Reception ONCE inhabited by Sir Frank Newnes, 55, Prince's Gate is now called the Polish Hearth, and there was a reception there to meet the President of Poland. The Dowager Lady Townshend, as president of the Friends of Poland Society, welcomed the President, and the many guests included the Polish Ambassador and Countess Edward ...
... -TO Coming from Hollywood Girls and a Few Men in Some New Comedies, Musicals and Melodramas When Ladies Meet 99 brings Joan Crawford and Greer Garson together as rivals in love. The film is based on Rachel CrowthePs domestic-comedy Broadway suc cess, is directed by Robert L. Leonard Greer Garson plays wife to a publisher (Herbert Marshall who nearly falls for one of his authors, Joan Crawford, ...
... At the Foreign Office Mr. R. K. Law, M.P., Son of Andrew Bonar Law Richard Kidston Law is one of the four or five children of former Prime Ministers who are now making their careers in the political world. Born at Helensburgh in Scotland in 1901, the youngest son of the late Andrew Bonar Law did not go into politics until he was thirty, having spent his earlier years travelling in the East and ...
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... . PHOTOGRAPH BY CECIL BEATON. 3 LILY ELSIE had London at her feet in 1907 when she appeared at Daly's as Sonia in Franz Lehar's Viennese musical comedy The Merry Widow and her name is always associated with the role. This is what she looks like to-day slender, decorative and youthful. Miss Elsie retired from the stage on her marriage to Ian Bullough in 1911, but returned in 1915, and tvas last ...