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... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings and Engagements Go# Shorting Mr. J. A. Hastings Gott, G.M., R.A.F.V.R., only son of the late Rev. J. A. Gott and Mrs. Gott, of St. Albans married Suzan Elizabeth Shorting daughter of the late Canon C. H. C. Shorting, and Mrs. Shorting of St. Albans a* S/. Albans Abbey ]]fnght lewton-Bram ^oni v G Lewton-Braw, *wt0'n.Brain, Capt ;„fC Lawrence f- ...
... An Admiral* s Farewell Speech liral Sir John Tovey K.C.B. D.S.O. is seen making his farewell speech to the Home T on board H.M.S. King George when leaving to take up his new duties as C.-in-C. The A e. He was previously C.-in-C. Home Fleet and is succeeded by Admiral Sir BruceFraser Eisenhower Visits the British Fleet Gf neral Eisenhower Allied Commander-in-Chief North Africa visited units of ...
... *^4 By Sabretache /In Illustrious Amphibian I BELIEVE I am the only First Lord to have done this! In my humble submission, m'lud, not quite! Your lordship has omitted to remember Sir Joseph Porter, K.C.B., who, as may be recalled, rose to the giddy eminence of his office by so diligently polishing up the brass knobs on his employer's big front door. Of course, your lordship's achievement in ...
... What happens when an irresistible force meets a not-too-resisting object The mocking seduction scene on the sofa in Noel Coward's Present Laughter supplies the answer. Judy Campbell is the conquering siren, Noel Coward the amenable actor and amorist. This flippant, witty comedy alternates at the Haymarket with This Happy Breed, a study of suburban life and humours, in which Judy Campbell casts ...
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... M/ON; j&o* wheels To AVOID rapid tread wear j/w/ must AV O I D 1 Misalignment of 2 Incorrect inflation 3 FT/g/? acceleration 4 F^tf cornering 5 F/m? braking All these waste rubber which is so V ital to V ictory TLtftristocraioj^ 1 J ...
... 6.. A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country Many Happy Returns HER MAJESTY QUEEN MARY celebrated her seventy-sixth birthday last Wednesday (May 26th), and though, because she remains in the comparative seclusion of the West Country village where she has been living since the start of the war, there was little to mark the anniversary for the general public, Her Majesty holds as warm a place as ...
... The Queen Charlotte's Hospital May Ball Major Archie Campbell, Lady Mary Lyon and Ll. Kenneth D. Clapp Sub-Lt. J. M. Synge and Miss Sarah Dashivood Ll. G. H. Kinnicu.lt and Viscountess Bridport Miss Anne Heyworlh, WjCdr. E. Holden, Lt. R. Whiskard, Miss Ursula Byrom Lt. R. Motion and Miss Gillian Wharton S/Ldr. Jack Charles, F/Lt. the Hon. John and Mrs. Mansjield and Miss Nighean Fraser WjCdr. ...
... l/ 'tL By Elizabeth Bowen What About Ilalx? IN view of the number of books about the belligerents-- whether allies or enemies-- that have come from the publishers since this war began, there have been remarkably few about Italy. Why, I wonder? Is the role she has played too ignoble to contemplate? Is Italy, as a country, one of those minor characters on which one is not willing to waste ...
... VICTORY PARADE in TUNIS And Other New Pictures of the Operations Now Successfully Brought to a Close JHE- -5l$t HIHUND D! VISION IN THE VICTORY PARADE IN TUNIS Right-- A BRITISH GUARDS REGIMENT MARCHING IN THE SAME PARADE. This was held in the Tunisian capital on May 20. when units from all the Allied forces marched through the town. All the Allied Commanders were present, and the salute was ...
... WI. M A GUNS UNDER THE WHITE ENSIGN A picture taken on the deck of a British destroyer which has been convoying American Liberty ships to North Africa. The supplies of men, food and material, escorted on the surface by the Royal Navy, have also been escorted in the air by British and American planes Drawing by Montague Dawson A CONVOY UNDER ATTACK, I. THE HUNTING OF THE U-BOATS MUST BE ...
... AWAY FROM THESE WARS Memories and Thouahts of the Years Between --A Fortnightly Causerie By J. G. NO Place for Mr. Creevey.-- In his Books and Characters, in a little note on Thomas Creevey, remarkable for its inaccuracy and partiality, Mr. Strachey referred to Creevey's death about the time of Queen Victoria's accession, and ended with these words: The piece was over; the curtain had gone ...