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... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Broome H oughton Capt. Richard Broome, South Lancashire Regt., son of Mr. G. Broome and the late Mrs. Broome, and Disirie Leila Houghton, daughter of the late Blun- dell Houghton and of Mrs. Leila San derson, of 50, Sloane Street, S. iV., were married at St. Saviour's, Walton Street Sale Sharp Capt. John Disney Sale, The King's Shropshire Light ...

... I Am Not, and Neverjj ive Been, a Critic I Am a Taster, Not a Sclil Hinc Quam Sit Calais laster Allotting Marks Ssevior Ense Patet JAMES AGATE was born in Man chester in 1877. His father was a cotton manufacturer and his mother an accomplished pianist who had studied in Heidelberg under Heine- fetter, a pupil of Chopin. James and a younger brother, Edward, were brought up in a musical atmo ...

... The one thing which stands between Hitler's armies and disaster on the Russian front this winter is the Dzot. This is not a pill-box and not a redoubt-- and not quite a dug-out: it is, to use the Russian words for it, a wood-earth-firing-point --or a Derevna Zemlaya Oruzhina Tochka, which gives the initial letters DZOT. I hey are strong points built of big logs packed with earth. A vast ...

... And Actions by Sea and by Air, by the Royal Navy and by the Fleet Air Arm Special Sphere Drawings A GREAT OCCASION FOR THE FLEET AIR ARM AN ALBACORE TORPEDO-DROPPING AIRCRAFT ATTACKS AND SINKS A GERMAN U-BOAT the first occasion on which a submarine has been sunk by an aircraft torpedo. Drawing by Wm. McDowell On December 3, in the House of Commons, the First Lord of the Admiralty described the ...

... The new tank-ski tactics of the Russians have been patiently elaborated by a special staff which has been formed to maintain a higher standard of offensive mobility this winter than last. Here is a description of how the tactics are applied in actual operations it is taken from a War Corre spondent's report The local commanding officer loaded the sides and tops of his tanks with a picked ski ...

... HOUSEWIVES, PRISONERS, EMIGRANTS and EXPLORERS Lady Peck's House Bound Suffolk Viewed from the Tyrol Back-Stage Hotel Life Dekobra's Impecunious Emigres Freya Stark and Norman Douglas -By Vernon Fane IN New York, just over a year ago, I remember meeting the editor of one of those fat. shiny magazines in which you have to chase the serial through the food and cosmetic advertise ments at the ...

... SIMMO N D S An Art ^^NLY a masterly use of plant and materials will yield the best results. Nowhere is this crucial fact more fully appreciated than in the engineering industry. When selecting the most suitable components or simplifying assembly there will be found a Simmonds product which will not only provide the ideal solution but will also pave the way to an improvement of the finished ...

... THE FAMOUS HURRICANE FIGHTER, THE WORLD'S MOST VERSATILE AIRCRAFT, ASSUMES STILL ANOTHER GUISE FOR WARFARE OVER TUNISIA It has now been fitted with extra petrol tanks beneath the fuselage to act as escort to Allied bombers The Hurricane was originally designed in 1934 by 1941, after the Battle of Britain, it had become the most formidable single-seat fighter, not only in the R.A.F., but in ...

... Heroism and Hoo-ey The Army in Action on Wake Island and at Play on Seven Days' Leave Wake Island is an authentic record of the heroic and historic defence of this small Pacific island in the June of 1941 by some four hundred United States Marines. The intense and sustained enemy attacks by bombing, battleships and landing-parties are factually recorded. The material for the film has been ...

... Am I right for the Home Front, Porter? First rate, I should say A little warms and cheers ...