Wild Gd Y ELIZABETH plot and romantic schemes reveal
Kit Stone charms Ginnie Riven and invites her and her brother Jerry to Wanderslay where jewel thefts loom and passion grows. Ginnie and Kit confess love as Jerry wrestles with crime and loyalty, hinting at further danger and a future continuation.
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Kit Stone
Mary of
Wanratau
Ginnie Riven
Jerry
Ginnie
Sunt
Low Fosdyke
London
Kit
Colin
Horton
Uncle Dick
Wanderslay
Rommel Realigns Forces as Axis Withdraws from Alamein Front
Dispatches report Field Marshal Erwin Rommel consolidating a reinforced rear guard to withdraw main Axis units from the southern Alamein sector. Rommel aims to hold a bridgehead in minefields while British Eighth Army recovers. observers see a cautious stand rather than a decisive victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Erwin Rommel
Alamein
of the Nile
Rommel
Suez
el Alamein
Alexandria
Eighth Army
Himeimat
London Times
War Bonds Appeal Encourages Small Savings
A brief notice urges readers to invest in War Bonds at 10 percent returns from every pay day, emphasizing that anyone with a dollar to spare can participate and support the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Ee Scisscorr
Good Housekeeping
Ture
U S Bombers Hit Mediterranean Supply Line in Pact With RAF
Cairo dispatch says American bombers attacked the enemy supply line across the Mediterranean in daylight with Royal Air Force heavy bombers. The raid scored a direct hit on a merchant ship and a near miss on a tanker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Mediterranean
Royal Air Force
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