... -- 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 ...

... WARTIME h la CARTE By j4LAN &OTT STUDY OF A NASTY NAZI THESE past few weeks are the last for many months when Adolf Hitler will have been able to keep the world taut with suspense while he pro nounces on this and that. There were twenty earlier occasions when the mere news that the peculiar fellow was to harangue his fol lowers, in the puppet Reichstag or wherever else, had cut across ...

... Most welcome to our shores at this moment have been the members of the Turkish Military Mission under General Kiazim Orbay. They were welcomed to this country two weeks ago by Field-Marshal Lord Birdwood, whose imposing military record includes command of the Anzacs at Gallipoli. Among the many functions which have been interspersed with the official conversations General Orbay generally ...

... THAT this war is being fought to make the world safe for Communism is bound to be said soon. Four years ago Eric Link later wrote a shrewd, some what risqué, fantasy The Impregnable Women, in which he opined that the democracies would regi ment themselves on the same totalitarian lines as the big noises in order to win. This regimentation is in full career, but one of the chief hopes that ...

... CUBBING AS USUAL-- THE BICESTER AND OTHERS CARRY ON AT STRATTON COPSE ONE FINE MORNING: MRS. DAVID WILSON AND MRS. SMITH BINGHAM YOUNG ENTHUSIASTS MISS BECKWITH-SMITH AND HER BROTHER JOHN LIEUTENANT G. WADE, R.A., OUT WITH THE OLD BERKS J BICESTER REGULARS MRS. GOSLING AND LADY GEORGINA AGAR A NEW OLD BERKS JOINT-MASTER: MRS. WALTON CARRIES ON It is reassuring to see from these pictures that ...

... WITH SILENT FRIENDS By RICHARD KING A Book About Flowers. IT is not easy to write about anything in these tragic days. One is think ing, thinking, think ing all the time about-- oh! so many things which cannot be written down. Neverthe less, if one has to write about some thing, it is as well to write about flowers. Nature is just about the only facet of life at the moment which brings ...

... J* THE IRISH LEGER- WON BY MR. J. V. RANK Last year lucky Mr. J. V. Rank won our Leger with that good colt, Scottish Union, who started second favourite at 7 to I to the much-fancied Pasch, and now he has followed this up by bringing off a large-sized upset in the Irish Leger at the Curragh. The favourite, Wheatland, owned by Mr. W. Barnett, was at prohibitive odds, and the principal ...

... PETROL VAPOUR By W. G. McMINNIES Adhesive Tape Tip. SOMETIME in the distant future we shall have a dickens of a job in removing the white paint with which we've daubed the bodies and bumpers of our cars. But in case you have not gone white already, here is a thoroughly sensible tip. Get some white adhesive tape from a stationer's, and stick it on the appropriate parts of the car. You can then ...

... BUBBLE and SQUEAK ONE fine Saturday morning my friend, Joel Rosenbaum, was in synagogue. Suddenly, he began twisting and fidgeting, the perspiration running down his face. His friend, Beddington, whispered to him: What is the matter with you, Joel Why can't you keep still Ach groaned Joel. I came away and left the key in the safe. Well, what does that matter asked Beddington. We are all here. ...

... By OLIVER STEWART Trappist Training. rIN love and war-- but perhaps more especially in love-- the conditions wherein an irresistible force meets a yielding body are fraught with what the strategists are fond of calling interesting possibilities. It is the more puzzling, therefore, that such meetings are so rare among the young who are preparing to do their duty in the present war, and that ...

... ^sWiorv t w AT OMEN have become aware that furs are absolutely necessary, as they give the much-needed warmth without weight. Percy Vickery, 245 Regent Street, excels in furs that are endowed with long lives. Pictured above is a coat of ocelot with a good wrapover A VERY important position is given to simple and warm dinner dresses in the salons of Debenham and Freebody, Wigmore Street. The ...

... Before the treatment, showing loss oj contour of face and neck, puffiness ami lines under and above the eyes. After the treatment. Full of life again Absolutely unretouched photograph showing the marvellous result of the Hystogen Treatment. The natural expression has been restored and her face will remain young permanently. Men and women from the remotest corners of the world come to London to ...