... HERBERT TERRY SONS LTD. HERBERT TERRY SONS LTD. If you are not as fortunate as this UtUjfoffMSe owner we are sorry -but these fine lamps are now very scarce If you have an Anglepoise Lamp, treasure it, as only by hard searching in the shops will you be able to come across another. They are playing their part elsewhere which explains their scarcity. So we ask for your patience. A Terry's ...

... Vice- Admiral Sir James Somerville recently visited II. M.S. Ark Royal and congratulated officers and ship's company for good work done in action against the enemy. Admiral Somerville (right) and Captain L. E. H. Maund, who commands II. M.S. Ark Royal, were photographed in the Navy's neat and attractive hot -weather dress 011 the deck of the aircraft-carrier. Both have been lately decorated ...

... l/^ By Foresight Approaching the Climax PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S Navy Day speech was the most challenging of his career. He challenged Hitler as well as the Isolationists in his own country; and went nearer to declaring war on Germany than he's ever done before. It only remains for Congress to do that now. The President has given the lead. Yet it is strange how flat the speech seemed to fall on ...

... The Countess of Lichfield served the tea in the canteen, after the opening of a new Y.M.C.A. hut at Worcester for the use of men and women in the forces. She is president of the Midland Division Y.M.C.A. Women's Auxiliary Richardson, Worcester Major E. W. B. Gill, O.B.E., of Larkfield, Boars Hill, Oxford, has given a Shakespeare folio, an heirloom of his family, to be presented by Lord Halifax ...

... 4 4 Distant Point A Soviet Play at the Westminster Station Distant Point is 7,000 kilometres from Moscow and 2.000 from Vladivostok. When the train of a General of the Far Eastern Soviet Army (Edmund Willard) breaks down there, the whole staff of the little station is convulsed with excitement, not least the station- master (Arthur Hambling) and his daughter Zhenia (Maria Britnieva) Among the ...

... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Lawton Stephenson Flight-Lieut. Philip Charles Fenner Lawion, A.A.F., and Letitia Stephen son youngest daughter of Lieut. -Colonel Sir Henry Stephenson, Fit., and I^ady Stephenson, of Hassop Hall, Bakewcll, Derbyshire, were married at Holy Trinity, Iirompton. He is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. I^awton, of 19, Hampstead Lane Highgate Forbes M ...

... by M. E. IIHOOKE French woollens are no longer obtainable in London, so Viyella has stepped into the breach. Sports dresses, frocks, suits and blouses and even hats are being made of it. It has passed the censorship of notable fashion de signers, including Digby Morton, Muriel Bellamy and Erik. The last-mentioned is responsible for the hats on this page. Sometimes they are made to match the ...

... WREN OF THE WR.N.S PICTURE. LEADING WREN IRIS GREGORY was selected to represent the typical girl of the J Fomen's branch of the Senior Service on the poster used in their recruiting drive. She was also chosen to act in the short film IF.R.N.S. made by the Ministry of Information in co-operation with the Admiralty, which is due for release on November 7. Cecil Beaton, who took this ...

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... Shiga With Wings Has The Ark Royal As Star Player hips With Wings is gratefully idicated to H.M.S. Ark Royal, 1 which many of its scenes ere taken, and to the officers rid men of the Fleet Air Arm, hose keen and generous assist- nce made the production pos- ble. Apart from this special terest, the film includes in its ory a spy, an admiral's aughter, a cabaret star, some >ung men in love, ...

... Wedding Doctor Charles Fletcher and the Hon. Louisa Seely Were Married at Winchester Cathedral Little Jane Henley was the only bridesmaid to her godmother. Here she is with her mother, Mrs. Joseph Henley, and a friend. Mrs. Henley was Miss Daphne Wykeham before her 1934 marriage and is a niece of Lord Mottistone Captain the Hon. Patrick Seely, R.A., is Lord Mottistone1 s second son, and the ...