... WHERE WILL THE NEXT BLOW FALL! Germany's Anxiety Over the Middle East and the Attitude of Turkey On June 15 the frontier between Syria and Turkey was closed, by order of the Middle East Command. Germany appeared apprehensive of this incident, wondering what it might portend. Ever since the Adana Conference last rebruary, when Mr. Churchill met the Turkish President, General Ismet Inonu, and ...

... Where the Fear of Invasion Grows Daily ONE OF THE MANY INDIGNITIES WHICH THE ITALIANS HAVE TO SUFFER. A German Military Commission inspects Italy's defences The supervision of their country by German officers however much it may be welcomed by Mussolini and his Fascist colleagues is greatly resented by the populace throughout the length of Italy. Many people have not hesitated to give ...

... AWAY FROM THESE WARS Memories and Thoughts of the Years Between --A Fortnightly Causerie By J. G. THE Aftermath of Strachey.-- It would be presumptuous of me to add anything to Max Beerbohm's Rede lecture on the writings of Lytton Strachey-- the considered opinions, born after due time, of one of our first literary critics and masters of prose style. Anything I might say would be in the nature ...

... [he Connoisseurs Comment! 8 w- r 55\J THE /to VERMOUTH jl^jj The Connoisseur appreciates 'S instantly the Bouquet of the vAc Genuine choice wines blended Ij5 into this true Vermouth. Here Ln is a choice and healthful aperi- !/s1r tif or with added ingredients p ...

... Qungle Jtarvest IN driving across Africa on the good red roads that run from the gorilla country around Mt. Ruwenzori to that smart little metropolis of Stanleyville in the Belgian Congo, your course lies for a couple of hundred miles, through the Ituri Forest, the home of the pygmies. This forest is of trees about 150 to 200 feet high, with a dense wall of lower vegetation which hems you in ...

... Written and Illustrated by Laurel Pascal ALL wartime food crops make inter national news, of course, for upon the success of our home and empire harvest, tremendous issues depend. Big battles are already being fought-- and won-- in the small rich fields of England; battles against time, labour shortage and the weather; battles fought with great good humour in an atmosphere of rural peace that ...

... White Whirls On Grey MATERIALS 4 oz. Emu 3-ply in camel I oz. in bottle-green No. 13 needles. MEASUREMENTS To fit a 34-in. bust and 36-in. hip measurement. TENSION 8 sts. and 12 rows to 1 in. THE PANTS Cast on 100 sts. at back waist in camel. Work following pattern istrow. K. 2nd row. P. 3rd row. K. 4th row. -K. 5th row. P. 6th row. P. 7th row. K. 8th row. P. 9th row. P. 10th row. K. Side ...

... Old Jewellery, a beautiful pet, exquisite handwork, a practical task each offers relief from the stress of war Cage birds are companionable and decorative things, and have the advantage in wartime that their care and feeding are less difficult than for other pets. Budgerigars are a colourful asset to any scheme of decoration, and are infinitely trainable if the instruction begins young enough. ...

... By J. B. Bobinson ENGLAND possesses some very small churches; quaint little places of very unusual styles of architec ture which are a delight to all to behold. Yorkshire is proud of the tmy httle structure near Saltburn, known as Uplea- tham Church, which is reputed to be one of the smallest in the country. It stands in a tiny God's Acre where generations are laid to rest. It is a very quaint ...