... AIR EDDIES By OLIVER STEWART Fracas NO contrast could be more piquant and, to those who believe they understand something of the British character, more amusing than that between the tre mendous aerial clashes between immense fleets of powerful military aircraft that have been taking place round our coasts, and the quiet, flat, unemotional accounts of them which are given by the pilots who ...

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... -- when Christianity was really true, when peace, year after year, was upon these country places, and when the simple manner of life, its true aim and purport had not as yet been put aside. Llewellyn Davis. THE peace drive has come mainly from the extreme Left; from those communis tic intellectuals who, by spreading propaganda in the schools and by fanning bureaucratic extray agance, are ...

... THE WAY OF THE WAR By FORE-SIGHT Hitler Comes West WHEN the R.A.F. began intensive bombard ment of northern French ports ten days ago it sprang to mind that observation and intelligence reports had indicated the existence of new targets in that area. A circumstantial report gained circulation announcing that five divisions of troops were assembled ready to embark for the attempted invasion ...

... By LT.-COL. C. B. COSTIN-NIAN, M.C. ALL we ask of war is victory. Through the clouds we begin to get a glimpse of it-- a fair distance off. By October we will have passed the worst of the storm in the sky, if we continue to weather it as we are now doing. Until then this period is least favourable to us in respect of weather and the number of planes and pilots available. Conversely Germany's ...

... COUNTRY HOMES IN WARTIME No. 14: STONELEIGH ABBEY, KENILWORTH The place is the Natural History Collection at Stonelcigh and the two little girls arc Doreen Eggington and Shirley Clawson, two of the ninety-eight children evacuated to this lovely spot in Warwickshire from the convent in Coventry. The particu lar exhibit which is being shown is probably a sambhur, one of the biggest, if not the ...

... W.V.S. Inspection in the Border Country During a recent tour of the Border Country Lady Ruth Balfour (chairman) visited the Selkirk Centre with the Countess of Rosebery (carrying despatch-case), Liaison Officer, and is seen with Mrs. Harrison (on left), W.V.S. County Organiser, and Mrs. Hay (on right), W.V.S. Organiser for the Burgh of Selkirk. Lady Ruth Balfour is the eldest daughter of the ...