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... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings and Engagements Fitzgerald Knox Lieut. Desmond Fitzgerald, Irish Guards, eldest son of Mr. T. Fitzgerald, C.M.G., and Mrs. Fitzgerald of 50, Sloane Street, S.W., married Penelope Mary Knox, daughter of Mr. E. V. Knox, of 63, Eyre Court, N.W., at St. Thomas Mors, Hampstead O'Brien Swire Lieut. John O'Brien Royal Canadian Navy son of Mr. and Mrs. J ...

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... The Breton Fishermen of the West Country Who are Now Established in One Corner of Cornwall which They Have Made Their Very Own. With a Note on the Nazis' Present Treatment of Brittany in Occupied France By FERDINAND TUOHY SEARCH Europe, and you will have difficulty in finding luckier refugees from Hitler than the Bretons in Cornwall. Not many in number, counting women and children and adopted ...

... THE TANK COMMANDER OF A U.S. CREW, a sergeant, uses his binoculars to inspect a distant point in the desert through his open turret. American crews are now working side by side with British Tank Regiments in Egypt. Note the manner in which the machine-gun is fixed on a swivel mounting in this* picture and also the open turret flaps MR. R. G. CASEY, MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MIDDLE EAST, hu just ...

... ATTACK BY THE R.A.F. And the Types of Aircraft which are Being Employed-- special sphere drawings THE LATEST TYPE OF FLYING FORTRESS, WITH WHICH THE U.S. AIR FORCES HAVE BEEN SCORING NOTABLE SUCCESSES in high-level, daytime bombing against the Germans. What the new type looks like, how it is armed and how its successes have been achieved- -Drawing by Roland Davits When the first of the Flying ...

... BRITAIN S NEW HEAVY INFANTRY TANK, THE CHURCHILL, IS LANDED FROM A T.L.C. and moves off at speed over rough ground A scene during battle manoeuvres in Britain (This is one of the first pictures to be released showing the new tank in action) All the world has known of the existence of the Churchill tank details of its construction were announced by the Prime Minister himself during the Commons ...

... A part from a few very old destroyers such as the Vega and the Admiralty S and R classes the Hunts are the smallest destroyer type in the Royal Navy. Since the end of the last War, these vessels showed a general increase in tonnage but in 1939, when the Hunts were laid down under the Programme for that year, a return was made to the idea of a small, general-purpose destroyer. At least thirty ...

... THE FLYING FORTRESS, with which the American Air Force Have Carried Out Some Fine BombingRaids in Europe 'T'he huge four-engined aircraft known to the R.A.F. as the Fortress II, but to the U.S. Army Air Force as the B-17E, has already distinguished itself in operational flights over the Occupied Territories it is soon likely to distinguish itself further, because more U.S. bomber crews are now ...