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... THE RANSOME TRACTOR with plough in use. This useful tractor and raw crop machine. There are attach ments for cultivating, ridging, potato lifting, disc harrow ing, etc. It can be used for bench work and spraying. THE TRUSTY TRACTOR with plough attached. To the swivelling draw-bar, cultivators, potato lifter, disc harrow Cambridge roller, etc., can be fitted. A bogie with seal for driver is ...

... Mainly for Women Victory Recipes, W.L.A. in the Making and Wren Photograohers THE Victory dishes, symbol ising a situation vaguely understood but universally ap preciated by the many who consume them, are occupying still more prominent and appro priately labelled places on hotel, restaurant and tea-shop menus. Kecent recipes, with conven tional names but made up fairly and attractively from ...

... What is Actually Going On in that Unhappy Country, Whose Leader is Now Definitely Bound to the German War Machine Described by FERDINAND TUOHY IN recent months French news has been dominated by the inability to pull together of Generals de Gaulle and Giraud, and the fact has tended to put in shadow the profound change that has been wrought in France herself in that time. If the two soldiers ...

... Destroyers Combating the Ferocious Arctic Weather, and a Corvette In a Successful Attack on a Nazi U-boat-- Special Sphere Drawings Two wars are being fought off Canada's eastern seaboard: one against the U-boat, the other against an enemy just as bitter and unrelenting-- the North Atlantic weather. Men who take the Royal Canadian Navy's ships to sea know that every trip means action-- if not ...

... A Y.M.C.A. SING-SONG FOR CANADIAN SOLDIERS Canteens conducted by the various Services of the Army are homes from homes for Canadian lads in uniform. Here they gather to join in song, play games and write their corre spondence. This picture comes from famous Camp Borden ARCHBISHOP SPELLMAN OF NEW YORK IN MALTA Talking to the children of Senglea. The Archbishop arrived on the Island on April 15 ...

... H.M.S. HOWE, ONE OF BRITAIN'S LATEST AND BIGGEST BATTLESHIPS. The newest picture (taken from an aeroplane) to be released of this powerful warship of the King George V. class, showing in particular her terrific forward armament of six 14-in. guns Originally there were to have been five vessels of the King George V. class but one the Prince of Wales was, unfortunately, sunk off Malaya. All the ...

... The above picture, in its own way, is as memorable as some of the striking photographs which were taken above Maleme aerodrome, in Crete, over two years ago. It shows the battered and bombed landing-ground at Milo, on the island of Sicily from here the Axis have been maintaining a shuttle service to North Africa, employing large numbers of Ju.52 troop-carrying aircraft, amongst others. After ...

... The UNCEASING WORK of the MINESWEEPERS In Keeping the Seaways Clear for Warship and Merchantman hav. laid by aircraft during the hours of darkness. These vessels are usually for the frustration of enemy dive-bombers- Drawing by Montague Dawson Is which range from about 600 to 900 tons displacement, with a complement of from 70 to 80 officers and men. The trawlers are usually vessels of from ...

... The WORLD'S WORST FIGHTING TERRAIN The Campaign of the British Forces Against the Japs in the Mayu Peninsula of Burma IT was in the middle of last December that British and Indian troops crossed the frontier into Burma and began an offensive against the Japanese forces situated in the Arakan district. Though it was evident this movement could not mean a major operation for the regaining of ...

... GENERAL MONTGOMERY RECEIVING A GREAT RECEPTION FROM THE PEOPLE OF SOUSSE WHEN HE TOOK OVER THAT IMPORTANT TUNISIAN TOWN ON APRIL 16. He is here seen receiving bouquets from the daughters of the town's leading French citizens On April 16, the Commander-in-Chief of the Eighth Army was received in Sousse by the civic and military authorities and was given a terrific welcome by the French and Arab ...

... A WAR NEWSLETTER -No. 192 i, New Oxford Street, W.C.i. A Sharp Lesson.-- it seems to me that the Allies have recently had a sharp lesson of the unwisdom of counting unhatched chickens. The tendency towards resettling Europe, while Europe remains an unknown continent, is one which has wasted much valuable time and spilled many unnecessary words by some of the great as well as by some of the ...