... interviews GROUP-OFFICER mm WM HXDmLH MONICA FURLONG reports: Group Officer Conan Doyle has been for the last three years the only woman commanding an Air Force station in this country-- possibly the only one in the world. During April she is giving up ...

... officers' mess, the Duchess bestowed the Sash of Merit on P/O Pamela Maie Sayer. The Station Commander, Group Officer J. L. A. Conan Doyle, daughter of the famous author, helped her cope with the wind ...

... deerstalker) had gathered to cele brate the centenary of the birth of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Professor Pierre Weil-Nordcn came all the way from Tunis to point out that though Conan Doyle had never lived in France, he Fleur Cowles and (right) the subject of her ...

... Holmes in Northumberland Avenue, buyers saw a reproduction of Holmes's Baker Street flat. Painting above is of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the people Mr. Mrs. Kennedy from Amsterdam A Soho stop was Aux Caves de France. Mr. Bondi-Saprato, a buyer from Italy, ...

... Altrincham (February 25), Bernard Miles (March 4), Sirnone Mirman (March 11), John Betjeman (April 1) and Group Officer Jean Conan Doyle (April 8). Copies can be obtained from the Publishing Dept., Tatter Bystander. Ingram House. 195-8 Strand, W.C.'l. interviews ...

... He might have used a word of which Mr. Noel Coward became fond many years afterwards Vexing. Very vexing. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has left on record Mr. Balfour's comment to him upon the Dogger Bank disaster, when Russian warships on the way to the Japanese ...

... slowly. In this development, and in the later evolution of ski-racing, the British played a pioneer role. In 1893 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, whose knowledge of the Alps is reflected in one of Holmes's most dramatic meetings with Dr. Moriarty, was perhaps the first ...

... will not have missed out the one worn by Brigadier Gerard of the Hussards de Conflans. Gerard was drawn from life, for Conan Doyle copied him out almost word for word from the Memoirs of Baron de Marbot. Marbot was the son of a French general and he had ...

... Holmes and Stock as Dr. Watson two of the best docu mented and most controversial of fictional charac ters. Every reader of Conan Doyle carries a mental picture of the don of Baker Street and here Wilmer scores a high mark, since his appearance so much resembles ...

... young Cambridge man, every now and then crossing the Channel to enjoy Paris. He has been a notable traveller, and took Conan Doyle up the Nile for the writing of The Tragedy of the Korosko. He recommended to A. E. W. Mason the same territory for the setting ...

... doubtless produced a formidably impressive figure. In a back street in Dieppe I picked up a secondhand copy of a book by Conan Doyle which I chanced never to have read. It was, I believe, the author's favourite. One or two of the stories of the Adven tures ...

... down Miss Beatrix Potter It would be nice to think that the Sydney Paget drawings of Sherlock Holmes faithfully reflected Conan Doyle's vision, but Doyle seems to have tolerated a large selection of versions of Holmes, until the day came when he was thoroughly ...