... HEALTH AND FOOD RATIONS I' I WHICH FOODS GIVE US ENERGY? Everybody knows that the man who does hard manual work and the child who is never still for a moment need more energy- producing foods than the man who sits all day in an office. Yet even the sedentary worker needs a diet of which half at least consists of carbohydrates, the energy-givers. Obviously, then, the carbohydrates are important ...

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... C^ccLtaiLi to Port IS your daddy in the Navy or the Army? the small son of a naval officer demanded of a new friend. He isn't in either, was the reply. 1 hen what does he do Oh, he goes up to London every day. What, shopping It's a brave man who no's his own wife. A woman's fondest wish is to be weighed and found wanting. Have you been ill, Mrs. Brown 1 haven t seen you since three eggs ...

... IF you are lucky, you may be able 1 to pick up from the bookstall the Christmas Num- ber of The Illustrated i Sporting I Dramatic News Holly Leaves, I 1942, price 2s. 6d. If you have applied j too late, you may I yet have a friend who will lend you a copy. But re- member, copies are scarce and precious like the gold on the holly leaves of the cover and the beautiful illustrations in side. ...

... Mopping Up at Newmarket by The Tout At the final meeting at Newmarket were Gordon Richards, once more top of the winning jockeys, and Fred Darling, who heads the winning trainers' list, their outstanding success being their association with the King's smashing pair, Big Game and Sun Chariot. C. W. Marriott, vigilant Clerk of the Newmarket Course and rigid disciplinarian, has been the Jockey ...

... MOSS BROS MOSS BROS A COAT of many i*hitraotfrs Traditionally called a Trench Coat Drench Coat might be more appropriate, since it will defy any sort of wet from driving sleet on Salisbury Plain to rainy season out East. It adapts itself to temperatures as well, for Moss Bros, make it with many linings, mostly detachable. The fleece linings have the further advantage of sleeves and. worn ...

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... Look to the Future We are handing on an extraordinarily difficult world to the next generation, and we owe it to the children to think of their welfare, and certainly the homeless children. It is for such children we plead. WAIFS ST AYS SOCIETY JOEL STREET, PINNER, MIDDX. Bankers Barclays, Ltd. SMMH p We are sorry to dis- H appoint you, but the fc vnal needs of the country must come first, ...

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