... AIR EDDIES By OLIVER STEWART Freedom lor the Forces THIS is still-- if I may judge from the complaints of my friends in the Royal Air Force-- the bore war. It is not that periods of frightful activity do not occur all too frequently; periods when large numbers of air craft engage in air battles which are more destruc tive than any other kind of battles conceived or conceivable. It is not even ...

... 9Ae QJUAAU)71 By M. E. BROOKE WOMEN all the world over like to own a suit which bears the name of Braemar, created by Innes Henderson, of Hawick. They are sold by outfitters of prestige. The coat and skirt above are of jacquard botany wool, while the pullover is of cashmere. Important features of the coat are the padded shoulders, and step revers. There are also turn suits and cardigans ANEW ...

... THE ROYAL XAVY BRITISH WARSHIPS Completely illustrates and describes The Navy is to-day, as it always has been in our history, the first line of defence of these islands and of that Qreat Empire which was built up by the toil and the enterprise of our fathers MR. NEVILLE CHAMBERLAIN, on the 31st of January. 1940. This sums up in a few words the supreme part played by the Royal Navy in the ...

... Changeable Judy Kelly in Three Moods Wistful, petulant, sophisticated, Judy Kelly can change her mood as well as any actress. Her special gift is her changeable face, mobile and expressive, a pleasure to a film-director or photographer. She has done a lot of film work, some television, some Empire broadcasting. She is herself Australian, comes of a non-theatrical family, but chose her career ...

... Are A ou Being Served? The Bystander Goes Bound the Canteens No. 27. The New National Gallery Canteen Soon alter Sir Kenneth Clark and Myra Hess started the National Gallery lunch-time concerts, Lady Gater started a National Gallery lunch-time canteen for the concert-goers. (Pictures of this canteen were published in the Bystander of January 31st.) It was a tremendous success, and although ...

... It may seem early to be thinking about the dark evenings, but many women have now so little time to shop that they have to make plans in advance. Burberry's in the Haymarket are specialising in attractive lounging suits that are also thoroughly practical lor midnight alarms. This corduroy outfit, which includes a hood to wear in the shelter, costs £5 19s. 6d. in several colours. The jacket is ...

... Social Register Weddings, an Engagement, a Christening Engaged Mr. Gardiner and Miss Carnegie Left Peter Ambrose Gardiner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gardiner, of Coombe Hill, Surrey. His fiancee, Bridget Mary Carnegie, is the only daughter of Sir Francis Car negie, Chief Superintendent of Ordnance Factories at Woolwich Arsenal, and Lady Carnegie, of 11, St. John's Park, Blackheath ...

... Getting Married The Bystander's Review ol' Weddings arid Engagements Olive Robins Is engaged to marry Commander Sir Charles Madden, Bt., R.N., elder son of the late A dmiral of the Fleet Sir Charles Madden, Bt., and of Lady Madden, of Broadstone, Forest Row, Sussex. Miss Robins is the daughter of the late G. IV. Robins and of Mrs. Robins, of Caldy, Cheshire Lenare Pamela Jane Maclaine Is the ...

... Cow Gate Cow C Gate) MTitheReas0) Adult teeth can only be sound and healthy if baby's milk teeth are perfect these can only m be so if Baby is reared on a perfectly balanced food full of the essential minerals and vitamins which will safeguard YOUR BABY'S TEETH and so equip him for healthy adult teeth and the perfect digestion he will acquire in consequence. COW GATE Milk Food ensures not ...

... A WAR NEWSLETTER- No. xlix 32-34, St. Bride Street, E.C.4 TWO SIGNIFICANT POINTERS.-- From the uncertainties of war two facts of great significance seem to have emerged clearly. Both may influence to our advantage Hitler's policy in conducting the war against Britain. First, it seems now clear that Hitler himself gives credence (or partial credence) to the statistics presented to him by his ...

... Coastal Command The Work of the R.A.F. with British Convoys THE COASTAL COMMAND ON ESCORT DUTY: Two pictures taken in the North Atlantic with an Ulster Squadron of the R.A.F. Coastal Command. High overhead a relief Anson aircraft takes over the work of escort and circles round the ships to make sure that all is well THE REWARD OF VALOUR Sergeant Gamble receives the Distinguished Flying Medal ...

... WHERE THE ITALIAN FL EET SEEKS THE PROTECTION OF LAND BATTERIES O eproduced on these pages are maps and pictures illustrating a number of points on both the western and eastern coasts of Italy to which its warships are resorting in case of need. Several of them are doubt- less occupied at the present moment. Some of the bases are obviously, from the lie of the surrounding land, stronger than ...