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... Friends of Food Vroduction By B. Melville Nicholas JUST as some of our worst foes to food production come from the furred and feathered creatures of the countryside, so, from the same fraternity, come our greatest allies in our dig for victory campaign. Foremost among these are stoats and weasels whose continual onslaughts on such destructive rodents as rabbits, rats, mice and voles, will ...

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... I PINAFORE SKIRT I Eight coupons, but you can always unravel and make new garments MATERIALS 16 oz. 3-ply wool; 1 pair each of No. 8 and No. 1 1 needles; 2 buttons; elastic for waist. MEASUREMENTS Round hips, 36 ins. length of skirt, 25 ins. TENSION 7 sts. and 11 rows to 1 in. SKIRT (Back and Front Alike) Cast on 273 sts. with No. 8 needles. Work 1 row all k. Now work following pattern 1st row ...

... A Nurse Must Know the Answer y Any woman who suffers terrible periodic pains could never stand the trying work of the nurse. Duty comes first and she must carry on. She must look fit and be bright no matter what her physical condition may be. Yet nurses are human anH mhier.+ +n the same pains as other women. But they know how to avoid those depressing pains and racking headaches. By ...

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... No- 10 DA:e of Wellington, 1769-1852 A MAN in a field marshal's uniform stands by an English roadside taking the salute of a passing column of 1941 infantry. He is an old man he has taken more salutes from pas sing soldiers than possibly any man alive. He has seen kings and emperors, his friends, pass into oblivion empires and dynasties crumble and dis solve for the field- marshal is Arthur, ...

... Hollywood wears a New Face Wartime Activities in. the Celluloid City By Margaret Chute IN the war days of 1941 Hollywood is wearing a new face, and singing a new song. That song is based on the theme: How can we help England? Nobody wants to pretend that there are no parties, or that nobody ever puts a nose inside a restaurant or night club. That would be absurd. But the new song is one of ...

... f Sport After the War As I JVould Have It Preached and Practised By Ben Bennison RECENTLY a very young but none the less desirable officer of the Guards was told off from the square and ordered, post haste, to retrieve a deserter from a miles away police court. He appeared before the bench in working kit, unspruced the urgency of his mission having denied time for spit and polish, and, maybe ...

... A neatly tailored cottage (or should it be classed as a house?) at Latimer, in the Chilterns (6). Typical dormer windows in the centre of the tiled roof, important chimney stack and curved braces, add to that air of well-being that dominates even the countryside itself. I A contrast to the preceding one is the cottage at Weston Turville, near Wendover (7), which might have existed only in a ...