... By JOYCE DENNYS. MY DEAR ROBERT-- All I ask of life, said Lady B., when I met her on the Cliff Path yesterday afternoon, is an onion. Cinderella, your wish is granted, For we in the garden onions planted, I said, waving my stick like a wand, and execut ing a few graceful pirouettes. Several Evacuees on a seat, whom I hadn't noticed before, craned forward to get a better view, and Lady B. ...

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... Fresh playgrounds for city children 44 East End Evacuees in Cookham Woods. The start of a strange wartime adventure 44 Evacuation of Children from Southend ...

... . By OSMAR E. WHITE. RIMER stood up and flexed his muscles nervously, eyeing the wall. The narrow sliver of light across the faulty black out of the basement window had vanished half an hour ago, but the water-pipe was still dimly outlined by the reflected rays of a blue street-lamp. He must hurry. One needed to be young for these quick jobs, thought Rimer. In the old days with the travelling ...

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... JfttTsrSiwIfsj 1. Sir alter Raleigh ENGLAND'S eyes were on the Channel. That way invasion might one day come. Young Walter Raleigh, roaming the red cliffs and flowered combes of Devon, spent his boyhood looking across its pale blue waters. His imagination was I fired by a thousand fancies. The galleons he watched were westward bound to strange and new El Dorados beyond the horizon's rim. It ...

... T he Greeks Meet In a Desperate Situation Desperate Action is Needed By Arthur Mills THEY sat at a side table in the dining-room of Nicky's Club; the Greek, squat, swarthy, with inky black hair and little black eyes, fat shiny cheeks and thick nose; the doctor thin, tired looking, with high forehead. They had known and liked one another since their schooldays the meeting was Nicky's idea. Most ...

... A P lot which went A wry through the one Amotion that makes F ools of all Women By Peter Chey SORRY to trouble you, but anyone who says women can't take it in wartime is nuts, and if you've five minutes to spare I'll prove it. Carlos always said that if there were any justice in the world I 'd have been born a hyena, but then, Carlos always was But never mind I won't tell you what I think ...

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... By JEAN BURNUP Editor, Women's Department If half the women who used to have colds around are now wondering why they are immune this year. I 'II tell them. It is because they are keeping their feet warm and dry in wool-lined boots. (How that vogue has swept the land .J And because they are going snugly to bed or shelter-bed in high-necked, long-sleeved, woollen nightdresses distractingly ...