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... THE LONG, LONG TRAIL The Jokkoku Pass, Japan, by Masami Nakai, one of the countless and very excellent works included in the 1940 edition of Photograms of the Year, and an exhibition of which opened at the London Camera Club, 17, John Street, Adelphi, on January 3, and will remain open during this month. Mr. Masami Nakai's wonderful picture displays a rugged side of his beautiful country's ...

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... FIGHTING UNITS No. 15 Even if the enemy does not know where Somewhere is, he will, very quickly and unpleasantly, if he tries to get fresh. Of that fact, at any rate, he is acutely aware, and he is also cognisant of some other unpleasant possibilities Somewhere in France even the B.B.C. were permitted to put this over the air a little while ago, so there is no danger (to us) in mentioning it ...

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... By OLIVER STEWART Shooting and Fishing. A DELIGHTFUL story, about whose authenticity there is every possible doubt, comes to me from a Royal Air Force station. It seems that two devoted fishermen were seated at the end of a certain very long pier somewhere in England early in the morning one very misty day. A German seaplane dropped down on the water not very far away and proceeded to lay ...