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... WORKSOP COLLEGE, whose feats in the Rugby field are described in the next page, have proved of great help to harassed local farmers by supplying as many as 150 boys per week for work on surrounding farms. These boys, who work from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m., are drawn from the first and second Rugby XVs., O.T.C., Home Guard, and A.T.C. The younger boys, aged from eleven to fourteen, have been ...
... 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 ...
... By Pamela Murray Lord Inverclyde Signals to Hollywood Lord (ALAN) INVERCLYDE, Chairman of the British Sailors' Society, Scottish Branch, recently enlisted your corre spondent as go-between Caledonia and Cali fornia to collect signed photographs of cele brities for auction in the Free Gift Shop which volunteers, convened by Sheila Carlaw, are running at 43, Hope Street, Glasgow, C.2. After ...
... In a Seventeenth Century Setting Mrs. Alfred Tennyson d'Eyncourt and Her Little Girls Major and Mrs. Alfred Tennyson d'Eyn court have given up their home, Bayons Manor, in Lincolnshire, for war purposes, and last year Boyletts, an old timbered cottage near Chobham, became the head quarters of Mrs. Tennyson d'Eyncourt and her children. Major Tennyson d'Eyn court is in the Coldstream Guards, and ...
... By Oliver Stewart Major Mysteries THE war work of fitting square pegs into round holes goes forward with unexampled vigour and with it also the no less (or more) essential work of removing round pegs from round holes and grinding them down to a fine powder. It was gratifying, at this moment of life-and- death struggle, to note that one of the most able and experienced high ranking officers of ...
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... mrarjg|gir C. PATRICK THOMPSON FERDINAND TUOHY DALE COLLINS JANE GORDON ...
... N° /JVs Earl Kitchener of Khartoum, 1850-1 gi 6 >ns\ IT was a May afternoon, but the wind was keen and brisk across the anchorage of the Grand Fleet lying in Scapa Flow. The wardroom, gunroom and seamen's fiats of the Iron Duke were brisk with gossip. It was him, a dozen different men were saying. I saw him. And he's not an easy man to mistake. Truly, Lord Kitchener was not an easy man to ...
... D ockland IVo Home Love is comparable with that of the Dwellers in Mean Streets By Ben Bennisnn A BABY girl, her chubby, unwashed face aglow with mischief, waddled and paddled through pools of rain and flopped down on a heap of rubble to play a game of make-believe, gloriously, roguishly, scooping into her tiny hands the crunchings of bricks and mortar with which to stock her dream shop. To a ...
... The P Janes Must Get Through An \ncident in the Atlantic Ferry Service Tdy Day Russell HAPPY LARSEN eased the big plane over a certain secret air- port in Newfound- land and brought it down to a perfect landing with the habit of years of experience. The flight from Montreal, undertaken at short notice, had been uneventful, and familiarity had long taken the novelty off the long land and sea ...
... Hind oft 81 v Jane fionlon IT is bad enough to go about your business sniffling, snorting, sneezing and coughing in peace time, but when we are at war, efficiency on duty becomes doubly important, and the common cold can very nearly be counted as a criminal offence. If you are in one of the Nursing Services, you require the routine of protecting yourself against ever type of infection except a ...