... Married on April 1st Lt.-Col. Wyldbore Smith and the Hon. Molly Cayzer, at the King's Chapel of the Savoy Mrs. Walford brought her small daughter, Belinda, who was a bridesmaid, and the Hon. Mrs. Hamilton-Russell (the bride's sister) her sons, Brian, page at the wedding, and Riclinrd Lt.-Col. Francis Brian Wyldbore Smith, R.A., and the Hon. Molly Cayzer were photographed after their wedding ...

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... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings N orris Kennedy Li. R. E. Norris, 13/18/A Royal Hussars, only child of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Norris, of Wildens, Billings hurst, Sussex, and Miss Valerie Kennedy, only child of Capt. M. C. Kennedy and of M rs. Wilfred Davies, of Manor Farm, B infield, Berks., were tnarricd at St. Paul's, Knightsbridge Milburn Scott Murray Capt. Rupert L. E. Milburn, ...

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... A WAR NEWSLETTER -No. 241 i. New Oxford Street, W.C.i. Timing.-- --I suppose it may be taken for granted that the Russian advance is ahead of schedule-- that is to say, that the Russian fronts are already on and beyond the limits estimated as possible or probable by the date conceded as the first possible date for the beginning of the Western assault, when these matters were settled by the Big ...

... THE FIFTH ARMY'S CIRCUS an experiment in front-line entertain ment in Italy On the main fighting front around Cassino is a group of tents under the control of E.F.I, known as the Circus. Here the front-line troops can relax and enjoy themselves during their rest periods. In the Circus are a barber's shop, a games tent, a rest tent and a restaurant. There are twenty-two tents in all, with a ...

... RUSSIAN knocking at the Carpathians has invested the guerilla movements on the Continent with a new and quickened interest. It should not be very long before we know to what extent half-a-dozen States are willing or able to respond to Allied, particularly Soviet, calls for action against the Germans. We seem to be entering a phase when some of the uncertainties and divergencies of opinion ...

... he first intimation that the famous volcano was in eruption came on March 20. It was then announced that three streams of lava were flowing from the peak one to the south another to the south-west and a third to the north. The village of Boscotrecaso was especially threatened by a stream a quarter of a mile wide and 7 ft high. Then came details of a much bigger lava stream pouring down from ...

... IsiSii TO understand what is going on in Yugoslavia, and to appre ciate the peculiar difficulties and character of the fighting, one must know something of the country and its peoples. Yugoslavia has an area, roughly speaking, one-third larger than that of England and Wales and an estimated population of 15,250,000, compared with the 41,500,000 of England and Wales. The kingdom, as it emerged ...

... GERMA PLANES USE MORTAR GUNS AGAINST THE DAYLIGHT-RAIDING FORTRESSES. Mustang fighters of the escort guarding the bombers fly in to attack the enemy as the latter attempt to interfere with the American formations-- Drawing by Roland Davits Some time ago the Uermans introduced a new weapon tor air combat to break up the big formations In which the Flying Fortresses penetrate into the heart of ...

... THERE are three main corollaries to Second Front invasion plans--extra strain on the railways, on shipping, and on communications. So far, the General Post Office--largely responsible for communications--has not blazoned its achievements to the world via the Ministry of Information book lets and H.M. Stationery Office. Yet in spite of the shortage of paper, the work of the G.P.O. deserves to ...