... The DRAMA of the EARLY ALLIED LEADERS The Men Who Bore the Brunt in the First Months of the War, and What Has Happened to Them Since. Described by FERDINAND TUOHY GENERAL SIKORSKI'S violent end added one more name to exceptional eclipse or tragedy affecting political and military leaders who embodied in the public eye the cause of the three Allies, Britain, France and Poland, that went to war ...

... A ccompanying the invaders on the island of Sicily are a number of Army photographers through the efforts of these men, the British public have been able to follow the fortunes of our troops as they landed and set off for the interior. Many of the pictures released by the War Office are reproduced on these and other pages. All the views given here were taken just before. during and immediately ...

... The large drawing on the left has been made from an eye-witness's account of the scene during the night of July 9-10 at one of the benches. The patrol vessel had escorted and led the landing craft to within 1,500 yards of the beach, when its skipper then signalled: There it is. It is all yours. The landing craft then went in, while the little ship stood by firing at a searchlight which was ...

... The TWO RHODESIAS and the WAR The Fourth of a Series of Special Articles Dealing with the Response of the British Commonwealth of Nations. By CHARLES GRAVES ENGLAND'S wars are our wars. That is Southern Rhodesia's attitude as summed up by Sir Godfrey Huggins, the Prime Minister. I am sorry to hear that King George is again being troubled by the Germans. Being too old to help in the fighting, ...

... Some Amazing Over head Views of the Jungle -filled Islands J n last week's issue we gave a series of drawings and photo graphs in illustration of the attacks which the Americans recently launched against the Japanese air base at Munda, on New Georgia Island in the Solomons, and elsewhere in the South-West Pacific war zone. We now pub lish some further striking photo graphs just received from ...

... AWAY FROM THESE WARS Memories and Thoughts of the Years Between A Fortnightly Causerie By J. G. SHERIDAN-- Victim of Misrepresentation.-- Few famous men, I suppose, have suffered more from misrepresentation in their lifetime and from the persistence of vulgar errors long afterwards than Richard Brinsley Sheridan. No doubt the halo of romance which at his apex surrounded him and the political ...

... A WAR NEWSLETTER -No. 202 i, New Oxford Street, W.C.i. Under-belly.-- so it has come, the long-expected assault on the under-belly, and come, as we hoped, timeously. The second front-- as a result of the news of July 10-- sud denly took on the meaning which the Russians always assigned to it-- a meaning which, by the chances of war, it has never yet assumed-- that is, a simultaneous engagement ...

... The First Pictures of the Chindit, Force, Under Brigadier Charles Orde Wingate, Which Spent Three Months Behind the Japanese Lines as a Roving Commando As chronicled by William Vandivert, War Correspondent One of the best-kept secrets of the war was disclosed by G.H.Q., India, towards the end of May. in an official announcement which gave details of a long-range jungle expedition, led by ...

... NAVAL OCCASIONS A Collection of News- Pictures of the Royal Navy at its Everyday Wartime Tasks The only warships in the Royal Navy still to use sail are Motor Fishing Vessels there are fifteen of these little ships operated by naval personnel. Two of them have just completed a 2,000-mile voyage from Great Britain to the Mediterranean, which took about three weeks to accomplish. The motive ...

... AWAY FROM THESE WARS Memories and Thoughts of the Years Between --A Fortnightly Causerie By J. G. LIBELLED Ladies.-- A great mass of literature has grown up round some of the leading lights and leading ladies in Whig society in the era of the political importance of the Whigs. That importance, 1 judge, was paradoxically greater when the party was in opposition than when it was in power. Fox, ...

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