... THE WEEK'S THE WEEK'S If ISM MINISTRY OF FOOD fll Do without that second helping, that extra snack, unless you really need them. Turn today's scraps into tomorrow's soups and savouries. Our waste is Hitler's weapon. Save food! Save money! Save cargo space for munitions Remember to turn on the wireless at 8.15 every morning. You'll hear many useful household hints. ON THE KITCHEN FRONT ...

... That Awkward Moment when children plead for something sweet IT'S hard to explain to child ren the present need for conserving shipping space. The only space they are interested in is the hollow space just below their ribs. And quite right they are, too. When they plead for something sweet, they are only asking for what every active and growing child needs an extra ration of energy. NATURAL ...

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... Little lives, once sad, may, with your help, be lifted up where brightness shall follow gloom, and laughter take the place of fears. Children needing care and pro tection because of the war are daily joining OUR FAMILY OF 5,000 ...

... 'The most remarkable aspect of the aerial fighting by day has been the writing in the sky, which watchers on the ground have frequently observed. This writing is not caused by the pilot signalling to other aircraft, as has been often suggested it arises from the great height and speed at which modern aircraft now fly. Assuming that atmospheric conditions are favourable, the humidity in the ...

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... THE BLITZKRIEG AND MAN -POWER THESE LONG NIGHT RAIDS MAY RESULT IN A SERIOUS LOSS OF LABOUR HOURS UNLESS SOME NEW SCHEME IS EVOLVED; NEW TACTICS TO COMBAT NIGHT BOMBERS AIR COMMENTARY BY CHARLES G. GREY (Founder of The Aeroplane BY the time these notes appear we shall pro bably have seen and felt the worst of the blitzkrieg. Whatever happens, I cannot believe that Germany's air strength is ...

... Officers' Grea tcoa ts At very short notice our Uniform Department can provide officers of the three services with made-to-measure greatcoats that are correct in every detail. Or, for the officer who must be equipped immediately, we have greatcoats, carefully tailored in advance in a variety of fittings, in our Ready-for-Service Department. The materials are excellent and generously warm. OF ...

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... LANSDOWN GROVE HOTEL-- level, in the pure air of the Lansdown _ _ the hotel. English Chef, experienced heights, in a sheltered position with A I in the special die; required by those south aspect and delightful views mX I R undergoing Spa treatment. Hotel over the Roman City and country- motor 'bus at frequent intervals side, and everything conducive to perfect I to the Baths and Pump Room ...