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... A/Tany references have been made during recent weeks to the Ger man experimental long- range V- weapon base at Watten, near St Omer. Here are the first pictures to be shown ot this great construction, believed by people living in the neigh bourhood to be an installation to destroy London by fire, the huge main building is still intact internally, despite thirty-three heavy attacks by the R.A.F ...
... MYSELF M THE PICTURES Triumph for William Bendix By James Agate ONE of the undercurrents of Eugene O'Neill's drama is a feeling for, and sympathy with, the underdog, whether that dog is being kept under by racial infer iority, as in the case of All God's Chillun Got Wings. or by economic conditions as in The Hairy Ape (New Gallery). As I remember. the keynote of O'Neill's play about stokeholes ...
... j Officers of an R.A.F. Wing H.Q. in West Africa Front row F/Lt. T. J. Lewis, S/Ldrs. L. G. Anderson, H. W. Turton, F. W. C. Davies, G/Capt. L. K. Barnes, S/Ldrs. D. N. Bowers, L. N. Fletcher, A. E. Nicol, F/Lt. J. C. Loveys. Middle row P/O. S. W. Holdich, F/O. G. W. S. Mole, F/Lts. H. Littlewood, C. P. Gale, F. A. Cleary, R. C. Mais, F/O. R. L. Mccch, F/Lt. F. L. Denney. Back row F/O.s L. A. ...
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... BUBBLE SOIEAK Stories from Everywhere HE had been trying to attract the attention of a waitress for more than twenty minutes, but at last he got up from his chair and, going to the desk, demanded to see the manageress. What for? asked the girl. I've got a complaint. he replied. Complaint, retorted the girl haughtily, this is a caf ...
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... ONE OF THE FIRST PICTURES OF THE SIEGFRIED LINE, AFTER THE AMERICANS HAD BROKEN THROUGH IT ON THE WAY TO AACHEN, IN GERMANY Engineers are here seen blasting a path for the Allied armour through a belt of steel and concrete dragon's teeth obstacles General Hodges' First Army troops made history on September 1 1 when they crossed the German frontier near Aachen and Trier, to battle for the first ...
... The NEW MORTAR TANK First Pictures of a Powerful British Weapon, now being Used in France The work of designing and constructing the special devices necessary to breach the stupendous fortifications of the German Atlantic Wall on the Channel coast was put in hand by the War Office in 1943, under the direction of the Engineer-in- Chief. The main equipment of the Assault Royal Engineers, ...
... THE Montgomery-Horrocks team has a way of putting one's writings out of date before they appear. It happened to me a fortnight ago (when, contrary to the normal peevishness, how glad one was to be rivers behind), and now there 's a strong chance that some of this article about Holland may be similarly demoded by the swift passage of events. For instance, here are two questions the answers to ...
... Dy a tremendous, all-out attack the Allies broke through the much-talked-of Gothic Line on September 2, for a length of 20 miles. It was a splendid achievement, for the enemy had spent nearly a year on building up the defences of this line, which was to be one of the main walls of the Fortress of Europe. 1 he Line was erected on the narrowest portion or the long peninsula, running from above ...
... EIGHT HUNDRED CRATERS ON ONE ENEMY AIRFIELD This striking photo- graph shows the destruction caused by Bomber Command to one enemy airfield. It was taken from an aircraft of the Photographic Reconnaissance Unit following Bomber Command's attack on September 3 on the Volkel Airfield, twelve miles to the north of Helmond, in Holland. The total reconnaissance showed 800 craters on the field, ...
... WITH the end of the war in sight, it is only proper that the Government should investi gate all possible forms of export. The export of motor-cars is a major problem which influences the alteration of the horse-power tax so deservedly publicised at the moment. Another is the invisible export of attracting tourists to this country with the object of their spending money here. That is the ...