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... The FIRST ARMY in TUNISIA The latest pictures from the Fighting Front A SNIPER'S POST UP IN THE HILLS OUTSIDE MATEUR. This British soldier claims to have accounted for twelve of the enemy, j firing from his shallow post in the hillside BRITISH PARATROOPS ON THE ROAD NEAR MEDJEZ-EL-BAB, where severe fighting has recently taken place. Note the specialist kit worn by these picked troops THE WRECK ...
... With the EIGHTH ARMY in LIBY A Series of New Pictures before the Launching of the Second Offensive at El Agh'eila BENGHAZI RE-ESTABLISHED AS A BRITISH SUPPLY BASE On t bridge of the Imhof as she entered the harbour. Tl picture was taken after the harbour had been cleared mines supply ships are now using it again. During the li before the resumption of the offensive, both General Alexand and ...
... PRISONERS BUILD AND LAUNCH A SMALL WAR VESSEL The Q-86 is the first U.S. warcraft to be built by inmates of a penal institution. It was made and launched by the prisoners at McNeil Island Penitentiary at Washington. The 65-foot craft will be used by the Army. The Q-86 was launched by the wife of the prison's warden. Mrs. Paul J. Squier A COLD JOB IN A BICYCLE SEAT: A devastating welcome will ...
... Yitabeau Vilabeau Now for the Army! COR cold and wet there can be nothing so good as this smart but essentially business-like Vitabeau. Its wonderful Tropal Lining is four times warmer than wool and only a quarter of its weight. It gives you the fullest of protection without impeding movement. In Khaki and Blue Egyptian Cotton Gabardine, lined throughout body and sleeves, with strap and button ...
... Behind the 1,000 Plane Raids IB o a' Hiftf tvurv l*lti te iiftt. Urt/ttnisvtl tun! Accomplishvti By D. K. Findlav THE take-off is at eight o'clock. The soft green of the English countryside is fading into grey. The sky is clear except for a bright band of pink clouds in the west. The aircraft are marshalled, stretched in a long line on the perimeter, fuelled and bombed and readv to go. The ...
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... V son and heir was born to Acting Squadron Leader Sir David Cunynghame, Bt., R.A.F., and the Hon. Lady Cunynghame on Christmas Day. The Cunynghames were married in 1941. Before her marriage, Lady Cunynghame, who is Lord Stanley of Alderlev's second sister, was well known on the stage for nearly ten years, acting under her maiden name of Pamela Stanley. She played with great success the part of ...
... WAY OF IHE WAR By Foresight Hitler's Dilemma DON'T let us make any mistakes about the situation in Russia. Hitler's position is really grave,. He and his generals have been outwitted, outmanoeuvred, and they may be out-manned. Unless his generals and soldiers are capable of, and willing to make, a superhuman effort Hitler faces disaster in Russia. All the proud promises that he made last ...
... Here's Versatility Bernard Miles as He is, and as He Appears to be on Stage and Screen Bernard Miles is a man of many parts and strong convictions. He has great faith in the power of the cinema. 44 It is, he says, 44 the most important of all the arts at the moment, because it reaches the most millions it is therefore the most influential for the good of mankind it has a great part to play in ...
... 0 A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country Royal Christmas THE King's speech on Christmas Day, which was transmitted throughout the Empire and the U.S.A., was universally hailed as one of the finest he has yet made. Enabled by the vast improvement in the position of the Allied Nations since he last spoke to paint a much happier picture than he could in his broadcast after the gloomy events at ...
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... B1 M. E. BROOKE Graceful lines and perfect cut are the charac teristic features of the evening dress on the right from Peter Robinson's, Oxford Street. It is an attractive study in black marocain and melody blue, the skirt being arranged in flattering folds it is available in other colour schemes. As will be noticed, it is cut high at the back, while the sleeves terminate at the elbows. There ...