... '^r7^AA/WW^AAA/^AAr7W^A^Ar7W By Jean ltiirmip Editor WonieuVs Department In the first flush of coupon-saving, we added touches, we renovated, we devised different faces for our existing clothes. This was well, as far as it went. Some times it went too far. Meanwhile, we have learnt that while variety is desirable, new touches must be made with restraint, for even monotony is preferable to ...

... Old Tales Re-told A Gruesome Cup: The Ordeal of Queen Rosamond and Her Revenge F. Matania, R.I. NEARLY all the men who have im posed their will on others by brutal force have ended by suffer ing the consequences of the hatred they have sown. Yet, despite hundreds of historic examples, they never seem to attach any importance to the. power of the muffled hostility which they affect to despise. ...

... Some children are born with a natural talent for amusing themselves. Others are at a loss and turn to mischief for amusement when nothing else offers. Some of the cold, wet days that we get in early spring become a major problem if children happen to be of the kind that need constant entertaining. There is no rest for anybody unless someone can efficiently organise an antidote to boredom. ...

... KEEP WELL THE SEA These men, 'whereon, under the The timely arrival of mobile good Providence of God, the canteens in out-of-the-way places where wealth, safety, and strength of the duty sends them is often the event of Kingdom chiefly depend,* deserve all the day or night to which they look our thanks and support. Through the forward most keenly. War Service Fund of the you The task is ...

... Salvage A Romance of the E a s t e r n Seas By Jacland Marmur THEY have a strangeness on them and some hidden strength, those who follow the outland trails; they serve a mistress never known to common men, and her call can be a most compelling thing. Sometimes a puff of heady wind across an open space, a sight of sunrise after heavy gales when the sea is green and shot with cobalt fire along ...

... Hitler-L^j* Chapter For More Than n Year his Mttiaiiinns hart* been Failiny --trhere did Suc cess Key in in Fhanye in Failure By C. Patrick Thompson BACK along the roads from the great Russian cities on the Moscow line staggers the Nazi Wehrmacht. Two implacable enemies harry its retreat: the infuriated Russians, and arctic cold. It drops its wounded as it goes, tanks and trucks, guns, men, ...

... f ioo ojteii ihep are glossyj SKI1V. One thing that shines persistently when beauty demands that it should be softly matt is the skin. Why should skin be so awkward The answer is much the same as for hair. Unhealthy conditions under the surface are the main fault. All healthy skins secrete oil, but if the glands concerned are, for any reason, over-active, the amount of oil secreted is more ...

... ordiwutwitl Tuohy THE present year will bring a great advance in air travel even in the midst of world wartime. This is bound to happen as a result of the setting up of control ling organisms and commands by the United Nations, more particularly Britain, Russia, the United States, the Nether lands, the Dominions and China, which could hardly aspire to be united in a truly workable manner but ...

... Doctor's Dilemma'' A anus McBean In Irene Hentschel's production of Bernard Shaw's play The Doctor's Dilemma, which opens at the Haymarket Theatre today, Vivien Leigh is making her first appearance on the London stage since her spectacular success as Scarlett O'Hara in Gone With the Wind, which is now in its one hundred and ninth West End week, and which has already been seen by over a million ...

... Magnificent or Monstrous? Exhibitions at the Leicester Galleries and at the British Institute of Adult Education, Tavistock Square H is Excellency Ivan Maisky teau. New Bronzes by Jacob Epstein 44 A Resurrection 44 Emperor in Exile Another Moore concep tion of 44 Mother and Child, in green Horn- ton stone, 37 in. high 44 A' other and Chi i>y Henry Mo. e, in Hornton storn. 22 in. high 44 Jacob ...

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... IYSELE AT THE PICTURES By James Agate Small Voxm Jilm ONE of the things which constantly astonishes me is the intrepidity with which playwrights and novelists insist on writing glibly about matters of which they have no understanding. Even critics. The normally accurate William Archer once fell into this trap, and his introduction to the Master Builder contains this Frightful Warning to ...