... . W. Heath Robinson here offers his solution of an important military problem how to insure protection for troops against the dive-bomber. Under the ingenious cover he has here devised our men could advance unscathed to repel invasion. DRAWN BY W. HfcATH ROBINSON. ...

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... Everything of Military Importance The jackets, and the Sam Browne belts which surround them the pockets, and the things they contain the shoes and the socks to go inside them the greatcoats, and the badges which differentiate them the caps and the insignia which distinguish them. We have the uniform situation well in hand just a part of the 103-113 REGENT STREET, LONDON, W.l Aldershot, Bath, ...

... MOTLEY NOTES. By ALAN KEMP. The New Social Code. There used to be (perhaps there still are) Books of Etiquette and Social Guides for Kippses who aspired to refanement. I haven't seen one of these edifices for a long time, but I have come across some enter taining examples from the Victorian era. Alas! refanement has been on the wane; young people nowadays notoriously have no manners, except a ...

... JARDINIERE DE LEGUMES. It often happens in these days that there is no meat in the house and at the same time the more interesting vegetables are not yet in season, but a delicious and nourishing dish can be quickly prepared with those that are easily obtainable all the year round -for instance, carrots, cabbage, nettles and potatoes. V* h CREA MED NETTLES. --Pick two pounds r? of young ...

... flmMchfJUMf By JOYCE DENNYS. MY DEAR ROBERT-- One of the prize gardens in these parts was thrown open to the public one day last week. Charles and I both went, Charles because the sixpence a head entrance fee was in aid of the Cottage Hospital, and I because I wanted to see the garden I think it is the loveliest garden 1 know. To begin with, it is large, but not so large as to make the Owner's ...

... Bowler That 's out Umpire: You've said it, Sergeant-major! DRAWN BY FRANK REYNOLD. ...

... . The two best fish for this dish are cod and rock salmon, as their flesh is firm and does not crumble easily. A pound and a half should be sufficient for. four people, and I should advise asking the fishmonger to cut your choice into cutlets of equal thickness. The first move is to sprinkle the fish with salt and pepper and leave in a cool place. Meanwhile fry, in two tablespoonfuls of oil, ...

... By JOYCE DENNYS. MY DEAR ROBERT-- Mackerel are in the bay. Doesn't that sentence recall happy summer holidays to your mind? It does to mine. Long, hot days in old Vinnecombe's boat, Philip and Alexander fighting against sea sickness even on the calmest day, and me having to ask somebody to take my fish off the hook for me, and being jeered at by all you boys for a weak female. I sometimes ...

... I WANT HALF A POUND OF BUTTER, AND I'M NOT REGISTERED HERE! DRAWN BY FRANK REYNOLDS. ...

... BURBERRYS„ lillllllllltVS, BURBERRY EQUIPMENT for Women on Parade The Officer in any of the Women's Auxiliary Services, dressed by Burberrys, is beyond any military or civil criticism. Let us know the voluntary service in which you have enlisted- Full equipment particulars and prices will be forwarded by return or telephone Whitehall 3343. HAYMARKET, LONDON, S.W.I Aldershot Basingstoke ...