STORY OF SLEEVE=LINKS
BEAVERBROOK’S SUBSTITUTE CHALLENGE BY DUCHESS (Times Air Mail Service) LONDON, January 16 The Duke and Duchess of Windsor, with Lord Beaverbrook, Mr Colin Davidson and Sir Terence O'Connor, the Solicitor General, were talking together at Cannes during the week-end, when ihc conversation turned to cufflinks, f.ays a Home paper. The l'uke of Windsor stretched out his arms and showed his. They were magnificent, and he expia.ned that they were a present from the Duchess. Sir Terence turned back his cuffs and displayed a pair of links that were simple and good. And Mr Davidson was wearing a pair which were engraved with his regimental crest. Lord Beaverbrook said little. But the Duchess noticed that, under cover of the conversation, he was stealthily pulling down his coat sleeves. she called attention to it and demanded that the cuff-links should be shown. Reluctantly Lord Beaverbrook drew up his sleeves again—ana exposed a pair of safety-pins.
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Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20733, 17 February 1939, Page 5
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156STORY OF SLEEVE=LINKS Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20733, 17 February 1939, Page 5
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