... WOMEN IN WARTIME Relaxation off duty means darts to many people, but, for a change, there is an ingenious variation of the game called Snukadarts. You play it on the same principle as snooker, aiming at the detach able coloured discs in that order., Lilly- whites, Piccadilly Cir cus and Knightsbridge, have it from 2 is. Anew coat makes the first sunshine seem brighter than ever. Military ...

... . By H. E. SYMONS. WHEN the Great War of 1914-1918 broke out, the British motor industry flung all its energies into the task of bringing the conflict to a successful conclusion. It concentrated on manufac turing shells, aero-engines, armaments and aeroplanes, ceased all research work of a purely automobile nature and virtually abandoned motor-car production for the duration. America grasped ...

... CANADA SENDS A THIRD CONTINGENT TO THE HOME COUNTRY Some of the Troops Lining Up on the Quayside on Arrival The men of the third Canadian contingent who landed at a west country port last week were full of praise for the manner in which the British Navy had brought them over without a single casualty, and, said one of them, 'we want the Canadian Pe°Pf, to ^now Among the men was a Scot who ...

... THE COMFORTING SIDE OF THE WEEK'S WAR NEWS T he Attitude of the Neutrals, Our Complete Understanding with France, The Finnish Resistance, All Give Us Confidence (The Strategy of the War XXI.) By GENERAL SIR CHARLES HARINGTON, G.C.B., G.B.E., D.S.O., D.C.L. I FEEL that all of us who try to write something about the war will have been comforted by the Prime Minister's statement to the House last ...

... WITH THE B.E.F. IN FRANCE IN ALL WE ATHERS I IN FAIR, IN IN SNOW FOUL, AND and FROST By CAPTAIN DONALt ANDERSON DIG FOR VICTORY! is one of the things we are urged to do at home. Digging in preparation for victory is also one of the most important present occupations of the British Expeditionary Force in France. Trenches and anti-tank traps are being dug, and roads are being made serviceable ...

... BRITISH FILM WORLD ALIVE AGAIN: GESTAPO IS UNDER This story of a rich Czechoslovak's PDnniinmN AT THF daughter is being filmed at Shep- vlVTwr- herd's Bush. Here Anna and her father LIME GROVE STUDIOS are seen about to land in England THE GERMAN FUHRER The part of Herr Hitler is tciic taken by Billy Russell, and TELLS BOM ASCII Bomasch by James Harcourt. WHAT HE WANTS The setting is ...

... TYRES, FROM GIANTS DOW NWARDS, FOR GUNS, PLANES AND ARMY LORRIES The Ministry of Supply is Probably the Biggest Single Buyer of Pneumatic Tyres in the World THE ARMY NOW USES TYRES This is a special type of FULLY AS TALL AS A MAN oYSe BemshVrny THERE ARE SMALLER TYRES This tyre is fitted to a smaller field rjc a CPFriAi riir fc-jd £un which can be man-hauled. Below is an anti-aircraft gun car- ...

... FROM LONDON'S HOTEL WORLD, For the first time in the history of the Savoy Hotel a n gi^l is being trained in the Savoy kitchens. M. Francois Where the First Girl Chef is Being Latry, the famous MaTtre Chef d'Cuisine at the Savoy Trained for the Savoy Staff Hotel, carried out the old custom of personally making pan cakes and feeding them to the youngest kitchen employee FROM ST. GEORGE'S, ...

... TAKE-TO-PIECES model IN COLOUR OF R.M.S. 'QUEEN MARY There are few things more intriguing and instructive than these movable deck models of R.M.S. QUEEN MARY. Deck by deck the ship's wonderful interior may be examined; correct and to scale. The decks are numbered, and all details can be indentified easily by reference to a guide supplied. The model is 1 2 ins. long, price 3/6, postage and ...

... r i ii ZUllZz. Im I Branksome Tower Hotel stands on its own cliffs which include six hundred feet of sea frontage, ten acres of thickly wooded grounds, and a private sea promenade reached through beautiful winding walks, without crossing any road. No other hotel in England is quite like Branksome Towers, which excels in every direction expected of a first-class hotel. There are 4 Hard Tennis ...

... By A. Croxton Smith EVERYONE sympathises deeply with Mr. Basil and the Hon. Mrs. Ionides on the damage done by fire to their beautiful Sussex home. It is a calamity that will hit them badly, I am afraid, although, of course, they still have Orleans House, Twickenham, which is a mansion with a history. It was there that Mrs. Ionides first got together her well-known kennel of Griffons ...

... (sieves i- i t e o (sieves i- i t e o LIFE-SAVING WAISTCOAT FOR SAILORS AIRMEN and all who travel by sea BEFORE INFLAJ This widely been from s During tinuou living can b ...