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... 0 C^J A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country Princess in the City PRINCESS ELIZABETH brought her first month of public engagements to a brilliant close when, in the very last days of May, she made an historic journey to the City of London, to attend the Diamond Jubilee meeting of the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, the Presidency of which she assumed earlier in the ...

... Another Wartime Fourth at Eton Speeches, Cricket, and the Procession of Boats Mr. J. H. Thorpe, K.C., and his wife and son, Jeremy, were with Viscount Caldecote, Lord Chief Justice Viscount Mfilgund is seen with his mother, the Countess of Minto, and the Countess of Elgin The Hon. Mrs. Edward Pleydell-Bouverie watched the cricket with her son, Lord Montagu of Beaulieu Watching the Procession ...

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... BUBBLE SQUEAK Stories from Everywhere TWO fishermen named Smith, living near each other, had met with misfortune, one having lost his wife, the other his boat. A visitor called by mistake on the man who had lost his boat, thinking he was the widower. Good morning, Mr. Smith, she said. I'm so sorry to hear of your sad loss. Oh, it ain't much matter, mum. She wasn't up to much, he replied. ...

... Men will speak with pride of our doings Drawing by Olive Snell Gen. Sir Bernard Montgomery spoke these words in a stirring message to his troops made shortly before he led them in the greatest assault that history has ever known, 011 the enemy-occupied coast of Northern France. The Army Group commanded by the General is made up of British, Canadian and American forces, and in the Prime ...

... Jack Buchanan is to play the role of Lord Arthur Dilling when Frederick Lonsdale's comedy, The Last of Mrs. Cheyney with Coral Browne in the name-part, is revived by Firth Shephard at the Savoy Theatre to-morrow night. It is a part which might have been written for him, and he should be at his most fascinating best as the amateur Sherlock Holmes who catches the mysterious, lovely crook Mrs. ...

... This Happy Breed, for Actors' Charity Mrs. Ernest Bevin, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Eden and Mrs. Churchill were at the gala performance of the film version of Noel Coward's play, held in aid of the Actors' Orphanage Mrs. Coward, mother of the playwright, was at the Gaumont Jo see This Happy Breed and is seen with Laurence Olivier and his wife, Vivien Leigh Right M. Fedov Gusev, the Soviet ...

... Prime Minister of Northern Ireland since May 1943, also Minister of Commerce and Production, Sir Basil Brooke has played an important part in harnessing Northern Ireland's industries to the war efTort, and has a reputation for constant hard work. On the establishment of the Northern Ireland Parliament in 1921 he became a member of the Senate, resigning in 1922 to take up full-time duties as ...

... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings T hin Richmond, Capt. Peter Thin M.C., The Royal Dragoons only sou of Col. and Mrs. E. G. Thin of Aston Somer- villi Hall Broadway, Worcestershire, married Mrs. Susan Richmond, widow of Capt. Leslie Richmond, 10th Royal Hussars, and daughter of Col. and Mrs. Mark Sykcs, at St. Paul's Knight sbridge Egerton Leigh Branch PjO. Neville Egerton Leigh, ...

... WAV OF THE WAR uBy Foresight Thought THE pattern of the strategy by which freedom is to be restored to Europe by force of Allied arms has not yet been fully unfolded. The Allied commanders are obviously holding more surprises in their hands. This may be one of the reasons why Hitler has not shown the full force of his resistance to our landings. But this thought springs to one's mind as ...