... ■Ml ■nans i THE NEW BRITISH AIR POLICE IN OCCUPIED GERMANY, and the tvDes of famous aircraft which thev are flying Spitfire, Typhoon and Mosquito- --Drawing by Roland Dovies The British Air Force Occupation authorities in Germany will enforce a complete ban on German civil flying, designing or construction, in accordance with the Allied terms of surrender. Announcing this, Air Chief-Marshal ...

... The great Allied armada was drawn up in three great columns across the broad Sagami Bay whilst preparations for the first seaborne landings on Japanese soil were being made. Forty miles away to the south-west could be seen the towering peak of Fujiyama piercing the thick, white clouds. Before the Fleet was a picturesque, green, hilly shore. Our destroyers stood close in to the attractive ...

... Before the end of the war, Japanese balloons, carrying high-explosive and incendiary bombs, landed in densely wooded areas of British Columbia and the Prairie Provinces. Here is the chandelier which carried the balloon's mechanism and bombs. The balloon itself is constructed of tough papier, 33 ft. in diameter and carrying 1 9,000 cubic feet of hydrogen gas it was designed to operate at a ...

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... Lady Mary Rose FitzRoy is to marry Mr. Francis Williams, who is the elder son of the late Mr. Henry Harcourt Williams, and of Dolores Lady Rendlesham, of Penair, Truro, Cornwall, widow of the sixth baron who died in 1938. Lady Mary Rose FitzRoy, who has served throughout the war as a VAD at St. Thomas's, is the younger daughter of the late Viscountess Ipswich, and sister of the late Duke of ...

... Myself at the Pictures Giving It 'Em Hot By James Agate I AM getting worried about the shortage of film material which, as anybody with any sense must have foreseen, must happen the moment peace was declared. Per sonally, I want to forget the wretched war and so, I think, does everybody else. We have paid for it and we shall go on paying for it. But let paying be the end. We shall go on eating ...

... At Home in Surrey The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland at Sutton Place, Guildford The Duke of Sutherland's beautiful Tudor home, Sutton Place, Guildford, was built fifteen years before Elizabeth came to the throne. Modern improvements were begun on the house by the late Lord Northcliffe, who lived there for eighteen years, which the present owner completed to the last detail, while still ...

... London After Dark Dining and Dancing in the West End Deep in Thought: Miss P. Hebblethwaite and Mr. A. L. Err ington snapped at a solemn moment between courses with the Baroness and Baron Beck Good Audience: Mrs. Benavides listens intently to Mr. II. Moore who seems to be telling a very good story Visiting London Mrs. tiichard Agnew, well known in the Shires, had dinner with F/O. L. A. V. ...

... PICTURES IN THE FIRE By Sabretache Wo Shall Remember GENERAL MACARTHUR has said We shall not, forget Pearl Harbour. Let us hope that the murdered American nurses on Bataan Peninsula, their sisters at Hong Kong, and all those who were done to death at Singa pore and elsewhere, will also not be forgotten when the final reckoning is made with the Sons of Heaven. We also shall remember. There is ...

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... FRIDAY. With an air of solid satisfaction the chef holds up a nice fish for the fast-day. This admirable photograph can be seen at the Ninetieth Annual Exhibition of the Royal Photographic Society at I6y Prince's Gate, which closes on October 20. PHOTOGRAPH .BY DR. JULIAN SMITH, HON. F.K.r.S. ...

... . PHOTOGRAPH MY ECU. BKATON. I he colossal Buddha beside which LADY SEYMOUR was photographed stands outside Chungking, Chinas wartime capital where the wife of the British Ambassador to China has worked so hard, ller husband Sir Horace Seymour, K.C.M.G., was appointed Ambassador in 1942, and ever since then Lady Seymour hus been very active indeed working for Lady Cripps's British United Aid ...