... -/4 By Sabretache Admiral Ahoy! WHETHER this is the correct way in which to address an Admiral of the Fleet I do not know, but what I do know is why Rudolf Schiklgruber was in such poor form when he made that mumbling speech on Ger man Heroes' Day. Sir Walter Cowan has got loose again I When we used to meet in that pleasant hunting demesne, Warwickshire, the Admiral used to frighten even Cox ...

... . iBMl FROM AUSTINS TO AUSTIN OWNERS OUT OF SIGHT OUT OF MIND? I If your Austin is lying low for the duration, don't overlook to give it the little attention it demands. Remember, keeping a good car road-worthy is in the Country's interests as well as your own. Every three months, remove plugs, inject a little oil into cylinders and T give the engine a few turns by hand. Keep all chassis lubri ...

... AIR EDDIES By Oliver Stewart Go and Stop IT is good to see the Royal Aero Club concerning itself with private and sporting flying prospects after the war. There is a strong case for keeping both thought and action concentrated upon the war effort and for avoiding too much speculation about the peace. But moments do come now and then when a certain preliminary and theoretical mapping out is ...

... Drama, Comedy, Romance, Pathos All Pivot Rqund the Story of a Tail-Coat, in Tales of Manhattan Tales of Manhattan is to be shown at Warner's Theatre and, at the Regal on April 2. Directed by Julien Divivier, the film tells of the adventures of a tail-coat, as it passes through different stages from its creation, to flatter the perfect figure of the perfect actor, to its ending, sole ...

... 0 UJ /)ty A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country Queen Mary in the West Country SURELY there can be no more conscientious and wholehearted war- worker than Queen Mary. Living quietly in the country in the home which she has made her own since the outbreak of hostilities, she continues to set each one of us an inspiring example. Claiming no special privilege, and conforming rigidly to all the ...

... Married at St. Peter's, Eaton Square Mr. Thomas Henry Bull and the Hon. Judith Gurdon, With Some of the Guests at Their Wedding When the bride and bridegroom left for the honeymoon after the reception,- they were seen into the car by the best man. Mrs. Bull wore powder blue, and a spray of orchids Lord and Lady Cranworth, parents of the bride, were photographed with Captain Bertrand Gurdon. ...

... Mr. Ralph Westwood Moore, thirty-six-year-old headmaster of Harrow School, has been a schoolmaster for fifteen years. He came to Harrow in 1942 from Bristol Grammar School, where he was headmaster for two years. Greatly interested in all literary and religious matters, and an ardent supporter of four causes often regarded as lost poetry, the classics, the Church of England and Public Schools, ...

... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings and Engagements Davies T rehearne Major Anthony Lewis Davies R.A son of the late Sir Alfred Davies and Lady Davies married Margaret Gladys Helen Trehearne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frede rick Trehearne of Old Place Kenlcy Surrey at St. Mark's Church North Audley Street Miss E. J. M. Fowler Elizabeth Jane Marian Fowler daughter of the late G. H. ...

... MYSELF AT THE PICTURES Cargo of Bosh By James Agate FRANKLY I went to see Cargo of Innocents (Empire) because of Charles Laughton. Just as Mr. Shaw can never produce a play without one magnificent and ennobling passage, so even in his worst films Charles can always be relied on to throw up something stirring if not necessarily relevant. He may read you the American Declaration of Independence, ...

... The Success Story of Mary Hayley Bell Her First Play> Men in Shadow, is Presented Simultaneously in London, New York and Moscow Mary Hayley Bell has the proud distinction of being the only playwright in London with her play running simultaneously in London, New York and Moscow. It is the first British play to be performed in Moscow during the war. And it is Mary Hayley Bell's first play. ...

... Lady Elizabeth Scott, elder daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch and niece of the Duchess of Gloucester, is twenty-one, and has been serving in the W.R.N.S. for a year as a signaller. The Duke of Buccleuch succeeded his father in 1935 as the eighth Duke, and the Duchess, who was formerly Miss Vreda Lascelles, daughter of the late Major William Frank and Lady Sybil Lascelles, bore the ...

... BY M. E. BROOKE Something different for warm weather wear is the printed dress on the left from Debenham and Frecbody's, Wigmore Street. It is cleverly cut with a basque effect, reinforced with a pretty vest. Attention must be drawn to washing frocks, for which this firm has a particularly enviable reputation. Standing out with prominence in the col- lection is a youthful affair carried out in ...