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... Tekky Tckky >^SW1N| 7^ tmu. eottm ta fei&K, r// f When we go back to gracious living, the TERRY ANGLEPOISE will resume its proper place in our homes by cosy fire and bedside, in library corner, on bureau, desk and studio board taking up any one of 1001 angles at a finger-touch, staying put, casting its gently diffused beam on the object, not in the user's eyes But for the present the general ...

... lllillllLE aid SPEAK Stories from Everywhere A PRETTY girl got into a bus that was full of shoppers. Immediately a man got up, but before he could speak the girl said: It's very good of you, but I'd rather stand. He raised his hat and began: i No, really, I mean it. But Again she interrupted him. I assure you, it's quite all right. But, he shouted desperately, I'm trying to get out! T n ...

... At Home Lady Coningham, Wife of the A.O.C., Western Desert, with Her Son and Daughter These pictures of Lady Coningham with her son and daughter were taken at her country home in Hampshire. Lady Coningham was formerly Miss Muriel Nancy Brooks, and her first husband, Sir Howard Frank, Bt., died in 1932. The same year she married Air Vice-Marshal Sir Arthur Coningham. She has two sons by her ...

... Front row 2nd Lieut. Tritton, D.S.C., 2nd Lieut. Richards Lieut. Frier e-Marreco, Lieut. Humphries G.C., Miss Doreen Lisle, W.R.N.S., Capt. Harris, D.S.C., Royal Marines, 2nd Lieut. Flooks, Lieut. Stately. Back row Lieuts. Fraser, Hoart, Cardwell, 2nd Lieut. Spedding, 2nd Lieut. Shepherd, Lieut. Kneale Officers of a Fleet Air Arm Squadron D. K. Stuart Front row Lts. Boulding, King S. Penoyre, ...

... -/4 By Sabretache Courage Beyond Praise WHEN Esmonde's torpedo-bomber squad ron (No. 825) went into the attack on those German battle-cruisers, to which certain unobservant Gentlemen in Brest whose business it was to keep their eyes skinned gave fifteen hours' start, every single man in the command knew that he was going to certain death, yet they went in, and both the Scharnhorst and ...

... By Elizabeth Bowen Reading for Pleasure MR. RAYMOND MORTIMER'S Channel Packet (Hogarth Press; 12s. 6d.) is at once a guide to and a series of comments on an intense, unfailing, enlivening pleasure-- that of entering another world through the printed page. The appearance of this collection of essays would, in any season, be an event: in this fourth of our wartime winters it is a beacon. Holding ...

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... AIB EDDIES By Oliver Stewart Enormousness ALMOST the only thing that remains constant in a changing world seems to be the urge to enormous ness. Everything tends to get bigger. Departments tend to expand. Services to be enlarged. Aircraft to increase in size, weight and power. Even the single seat fighter, which is helped in its duties by being small, has grown so that the fighters of to-day ...

... TtinrrV Staar, Wortley Diana,' Lady Diana Dumfas, D r.1 u on(j Cdr/Hugh Spence L^u daughter oft^ It; The engagement of Prince Emanuel Galitzine, R.A.F.V.R. and Miss Gwendoline Rhodes was announced last month. Prince Emanuel is the youngest son of Prince Vladimir Galitzine and of the late Princess Catherine Galitzine. Miss Rhodes is the younger daughter of Captain and Mrs. Stanley Rhodes, of ...

... Mothers and Sons In and Out of Doors Lady Eldon is one of Lt.-Col. Lord Lovat's two sisters. She is a Commandant in the Red Cross and deeply interested in the Hampshire Youth Movement. The Eldons home is at Ropley Manor, and here this photograph of Lady Eldon and her two sons, John, Viscount Encombe, and Simon Peter, was taken in the autumn sunshine recently. The Earl of Eldon is one of his ...