... 6.. uJ A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country In London Now SURELY never before can August have brought so many visitors to London town. Shaftesbury Avenue, Piccadilly and the Strand swarm with people-- men, women and children. Every Allied nationality ...

... 0 0^ /)*y A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country Back in London WITH the return of the King and Queen to London, a constant stream of im portant callers have been seen going in and coming out of Buckingham Palace, among them, of course, Mr. Winston Churchill ...

... 0 /)*y A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country Guests of the King and Queen THE KING and Queen have had their young nephew, Prince William of Gloucester, staying with them in the country. It was a great thrill for the two Princesses, who spent most of ...

... 0 /)ty A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country Supreme C.-in-C. NEWS of Lord Louis Mountbatten's appoint ment as Supreme Commander-in-Chief in the South-Eastern Pacific came as a surprise-- a very happy one-- particularly to his friends. Several of his ...

... C. A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country The King Visits V.C.'s Grave DURING his recent tour of North Africa the King visited the grave of the late Lord Lyell. When he got home he asked his private secretary, then Sir Alexander Hardinge, to write to ...

... is certainly necessary, for there should be com plete co-operation at all points, if, and when, occupied countries are freed and enemy countries seek surrender terms. In all stages of the Italian situation the Soviet Government were always consulted. ...

... of this fact, particularly in wartime. A Cesspool This is exactly what Trieste was quite as bad as Port Said at its worst, and quite as unblushing about it. There was a musical comedy on at the quite sizable Opera House. I am not quite certain, but I ...