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... SPORTING ELEGANCE The High Spot of British Tailoring For generations Britain has been unrivalled in the casual elegance of her tailoring. In war this tradition is upheld by firms like Aquascutum, who, in spite of difficulties, maintain the high standard established in years of peace by producing models such as these. Jacket, skirt and trousers are of the same material a shower proof ...
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... The Duchess of Northumberland, G.C.V.O., C.B.E., J. P. The Duchess of Northumberland, widow of the 8.1, Duke, has been Mistress of the Robes to the Oueen since 19.17. Actively engaged in war work, she is President of the Surrey branch of the Rritisl, r„j r c and Chairman of the Surrey Joint W ar Committee of the Red Cross and St loh^ In N STk T'l where her home is Lesbury House, near Alnwiek. ...
... Lady Susan Askew, fourth daughter of the Earl and Countess of Eiiesmere, married Major John Marjoribanks Askew, Grenadier Guards, in 1933. They have a daughter. Sarah, born in 1936, and a son, Henry John, now four years old. Their home is Ladykirk, Norham- on-Tweed, and it is there that Lady Susan spends much of her time entertaininst members of the Dominion Forces on leave. In pre-war days ...
... Jointly produced by British and American service film units, Tunisian Victory is an official record, carrying on the story of a brilliant campaign from where its forerunner, Desert Victory, left off. The opening performance of the pic ture at the Odeon was attended by Gen. Eisenhower, and many other officers of the Allied forces Gen. Sir Colville and Lady Wemyss and Viscount and Viscountess ...
... Actor's Country Home Richard Hearne, Leading Comedian and Kentish Farmer, with His Wife and Family U 1 p R,chard Ht'arne. nccadilly Theatre, in private life is a keen and efficient fruit-farmer and owner of some 170 acres in Kent. Shortly before the war he bought Piatt Farm at Borough frreen, with its derelict, fourteenth-century house and ...
... Wittier and Wickeder Sweeter and Lower, Second Edition of Sweet and Low, Lives Up to Its Title at the Ambassadors Most revues in their second editions are but pale echoes of their former I selves. Sweeter and Lower, presented by J. Wt Pcmberton and A. A. Dubens, is the exception. In fact, as intimate revues go this one is probably the sweetest and lowest 85 per cent, of the material is new, ...
... Discoverer of Penicillin Professor Alexander Fleming, M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S., F-R.S. Professor Alexander Fleming, Professor of Bacteriology at the University of London and St. Mary's Hospital Medical School, is the man whose research work led to the discovery of Penicillin, the drug now being used to combat wound infection among fighting troops. Although early attempts to concentrate Penicillin ...
... Brompton Oratory Wedding Lord Dormer Marries Lady Maureen Noel Capt. Lord Dormer The Life Guards, of Grove Park, Warwick, and Lady Maureen Therese Josephine Noel were married on February 19 at the Brompton Oratory. The bride, only daughter of the late Earl of Gainsborough and of the Countess of Gainsborough, of Exton Park, Rut land, wore silver brocade with a Brussels lace veil and train The ...
... On- February i Washington announced the opening of the American attack against the Jap-held Marshall Islands in the Central Pacific. The operation was by joint naval and air forces landings were made in the Kwajalein and Roi areas, and a number of the islands and airfields were immediately captured. The Japs fought with their accustomed bitterness, refusing to surrender and being killed by the ...
... A SPECTACULAR AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH IN ILLUSTRATION OF THE FAMILIAR PHRASE ONE OF OUR BOMBERS DID NOT RETURN This picture and the one in the lower left were taken recently just after a raid over France by B26 Marauders of the U.S. Ninth Air Force. The Marauder seen on fire had flown with its formation through one of the toughest flak barrages ever seen over Western Europe. The force of bombers ...