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... successful that, even before its No. 1 was published, it swallowed (incorporated they call it in the newspaper world) the Wipers' Times and sevens' other battlefield productions. It has—or should I. say had? (for I'm not su:e whether it has not now been ...
... come against a consumers' strike. His regular patrons still visit him, but they drink water! THE WIPERS TIMES. Do you remember the old *' Wipers Times, that wonderful little paper written in that salient where a quarter of million Britons laid down ...
... No organised attempt to do so was made in the last war, with the result that complete sets of that lively journal, The Wipers Times are now difficult to come by. A friend in the Near East has sent mo an issue of Parade, which, though dated April 3rd ...
... service journal, a handsome debut It is a clever quasi-amateur journalism, but L how it lacks the sardonic huixib the old Wipers Times.” That # develop when things liven up $ I old Western Front. Before s, faded copy of the Wipers first issue It v Sherwood ...
... Hall, the brother of the clever lady. Miss Dorothy 1 lull, who was the only woman contributor So that famous journal, The Wipers Times, during the War ...
... Guides, 6/-. Dir. Winch, E. When the Tide Runs Out. Hurst & 8., 7/6. Window, The. July, 1930. Scholartis P., 3/-. Ann, Wipers Times, The. Nash & G., 8/6. Ann. Wireless Signals, Admiralty Lost. H.M.5.0., 7/6. Wir. ...
... others, are published by- Herbert Jenkins, Limited (Bs. net). foreword the editor atatos that tho idea of issuing The Wipers , Times was started the result of the discovery of •n old priuting house just off the Square at the time the troops lived in ...
... in which the Kaiser not believe. THE B.E.F. TIMES-A facsimile reprint of the famous trench magazine, uniform with The Wipers’ Times.” 7s. 6d- A unique memento of the war, magazine that was written and printed in the front line. THE SECRET HAND— > Secret ...
... Second edition ordered Nov. 9th, 17,000. The plain fact is we 4 are all getting Jenkinised and we like it.—Observer. THE WIPERS TIMES. The most startling book of the war. Full of humour and high spirits, written, printed, and published under fire. A fac-simile ...
... an alien. Qomething more that I 0 have been re-reading, because I thought it might be a bit apposite, is my file of The Wipers Times, which was originated by the 24th Division in the last war and edited by a literary- giant in the Sherwood Foresters, my ...
... numerous penportraits are generously, yet incisively, drawn. A number of photographs add interest to a fascinating book. The Wipers Times, with a foreword' by Field- Marshal Lord Plumer (Nash and Grayson, Bs. 6d. net).—This volume contains a facsimile reproduction ...
... Smoke, by Selwyn Jepson ; I Believe in Simplicity, by R. C. Sherriff ; A Contemporary of the “Wipers Times,” by Col. F. Roberts, Editor of the “Wipers Times . CHAMBERS'S JOURNAL. Is. Abt. October 27th. Chambers. Shooting to Kill, by Craven Hill; Prince ...