... Germany's Horror-history By Richard King How easily even just a little power goes to most people's heads! So that immediately they blossom-- no, not like a rose, but like some aggressive weed which would climb over and subdue all to which it clings. One can see it in every walk of life and in most human associations. Vanity is, I suppose, at the bottom of it all and to a less, or greater, ...

... YOUR FAC E YOUR FAC E Nothing disfigures the face more than pouches under the eyes and upper lids, as shown in the photograph above of a business man. All intelligent men and iinen realize the importance the facial appearance. It is well- known medical fact, that o feel one's best the face must ts free from Facial Blemishes s h as pouches and loose skin unr r and above the eyes, loss of ...

... FROM THE DESERT TO THE SEA Shaking the desert sand from their clothing before stripping for a plunge into the sea BEFORE THE BATHE South African soldiers, back from the desert, work up an appetite on the beach before taking the plunge After seeing little but a vast waste of sand for months, the average desert campaigner's idea of Paradise is a plunge into the cooling waters of the ...

... A lovely young Canadian in uniform is Marget Northwood, of the Ottawa Detachment, Canadian Red Cross Corps, in which she holds the rank of company sergeant-major. She also has an important job as private secretary to one of Canada's last-war heroes, Air Marshal Billy Bishop, V.C., Director of Recruiting for the Royal Canadian Air Force. The R.C.A.F. is now ten times stronger than at the ...

... The New Ambassador's Revue Mock-Ballet, Opera-Without-Music, Sentiment and Song, Produced by Mr. Cyril Ritchards Ballet Burlesque Roberta Iluby and Frith Banbury are pram-pushers in 44 It Doesn't Mean a Thing, Girls and Corps-dc- Ballet in attendance. The ideas and decors for the ballet are by Anna Duse War -Minded Females Ernest Thesiger romps through the show in many different costumes. In ...

... Red Cross Tennis Hard Court Matches at Bournemouth on Bank Holiday Red Cross officials watching the tennis were Viscountess Frankfort de Montmorency, vice- president of the Bournemouth Division of the B.R.R.C., and Mrs. Durrani, Divisional Secretary for Bournemouth. Lady Frankfort is the widow of the fourth and last Viscount, who died in 1917 A year married are Lieut. Peter Halford, R.N. and ...

... ■^4 f C^e By Sabretache The New Leger THE proposals by the Stewards of the Jockey Club to move the winning post on the Manchester course, where the race is due to be run on September 6th, is an eminently sensible one, for not only will it give the field time to find its legs before having to make the quite sharp turn out of the straight, but it will shorten the trying bit of the journey from ...

... The Irish Oaks Racing Personalities at The Curragh See the Favourite Win A Legal Spectator Lord Hempill and a Lady Owner Lord Hempill, of Tulira Ardrahan, County Galway, was with Miss Eve Hal/am in the Members' Enclosure. Miss Hallam is a well-known owner, whose colours are a familiar sight on Irish racecourses The Favourite Wins The Hon. Gerald Wellesley, the trainer of the winner, leads in ...

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... A WAR NEWSLETTER-No. 102 I, New Oxford Street, W.C.i. Signs and Portents.-- it is difficult, even while we accept the hard truth that the shots in Hitler's locker are very many and very devastating, not to feel the dawnings of a new optimism, which even counterstrokes and bitter setbacks cannot altogether banish. The Russian business had, in the seventh week, thrown on the screen of Europe the ...

... TWO AIR MINISTRY PICTURES WHICH DEMONSTRATE HOW THE R.A.F. CARRY OUT THEIR ATTACKS ON ENEMY SHIPPING T widespread range of operations carried out by our bombers is well exemplified in the two p! es above. The one on the left shows an aircraft of the Bomber Command attacking a vessel o; 00 tons off the west coast of Holland two hits were scored on the stern of the ship, w!.. ...

... V WARFARE-- ITS CHANCES AND RISKS The Revolution by Radio, in which the Subject Peoples of Europe are Being Schooled to Organise Against Quislings, Occupation Troops, New Orders, etc., is Here Discussed in All Its Implications By FERDINAND TUOHY I HAD come to associate the V sign with a mysteri ous Colonel Verdun, first to begin courageous underground operations against the Germans in ...