... TllC L London NEGLEY FARSON and TOM PURVIS make a tour of London by night, and put on record their impressions in words and paint LONDON under the blackout was beautiful and defiant. We walked home in the mornings wondering whether the scene we were going to describe and hold in paint would still be there. And-- as was nearly always the case-- it was there. But it was a greater scene than we ...

... What Are Ton Doing For Christmas? At the end of a year when, for almost every one of us, danger has become a commonplace; when holidays have ranked as just something we used to take for granted; and when we are learning to live triumphantly without many things that we used to consider indispensable, Christmas comes again, with all its old nostalgic memories, its traditional sentiment, its ...

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... ROUND THE Mrs. Goodsort. Just to think that this time last year we were sitting round the fire as we are now Filly. Not exactly as we are now, Mother. Tony was here then. And so was Uncle Harry. And we didn't have evacuees. Mrs. Goodsort. That's what I'm trying to say, darling. Every thing seems the same, but everything is different. Visitor. I have. It was she who recommended H.P. Sauce ...

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... BATH oC iixumes 0 BATH oC iixumes A WARTIME cJ2uxuty YOU SHOULDN'T GIVE UP /y^HERE are certain luxuries one should give up in these stressful times, but the glory of an EBE Bath is not one of them. An EBE Bath, although sheer unadulterated luxury, is also a very valuable tonic and stimulant that helps to maintain your energy for the exigencies of arduous war-time duties. In the gloriously ...

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... Tra rvlti ay By Lo ll i s.l Kay Surely there was never such a time of strange happenings for the very young. The tranquil routine which has been the very keystone of baby welfare in the past few years has been badly jarred. Sudden journeys, rough disturbances at odd hours of the night and day, constant changes of abode are the baby's wartime lot. How does he react to it all? Prob ably less ...