... mara£,uiii m vr^awni Cehnese Ek. Y V I W t UTILITY FABRIC 1 v USE COOL IRON T) P A little thought, a little care Will Save your Fuel and Underwear Warm water, and a gentle squeeze Will quickly launder 'Celanese'. And then, because a cool iron's best, You save heat, too, when it is pressed. LF166 ...

... I Patent 537 I for fi^Cna man! is specialised equipment for flying men. The suit illustrated embodies comfort, safety, buoyancy, fire protection, emergency quick-release, and is adapted for electric heating. In the happier days of peace to come ingenuity and experience will turn to the production of all manner of garments for outdoors 771 and sportswear, j WBmp** HMBB&twiro-T The suits ...

... FROM Mussolini's town residence-- a resplendent, balconied mansion near the Central Station-- it is an easy stroll to the Vatican. Visits to the Stata Citta Vaticana were popular with most Englishmen in Rome some years before Italy entered the war. As one crossed the Tiber, one could see the castellated walls across the water. On the Italian side there was the flashiness of Fascism-- slogans ...

... HAK TAFTS PASS THE TIME FOR THE SOLDIER CONVALESCENTS Men who are convalescent at a ilitary Hospital in Northern Ireland are being trained in handicrafts of various kinds. They make ladies' bags, inkets, mats and other useful articles. This kind of occupation gives them an interesting pastime and ps to shorten the period of convalescence. The woman in the picture above is Lieut. King, of the ...

... BEFORE the EXPEDITION SAILED for SICILY Scenes in North African Ports as the Invasion Armada was fitted out i-- I ITTI THE COMMANDER'S CARAVAN The driver of the vehicle pinning General Montgomery's name on the side of the C.-in-C.'s caravan before its embarkation for Sicily, where it will serve the General as his battle H.Q. STOWING BEDDING ABOARD ONE OF THE BIG TRANSPORTS for the journey by ...

... . HERMIONE GINGOLD, star of Sweet and Low at the Ambassadors, has just moved into an attractive house in Kinnerton Street, Knightsbridge, so the celebration party she recently gave in honour of the success of the new show was also a house-warming. Miss Gingold writes a good deal of the material that she puts over so brilliantly, and is responsible for the amusing burlesque Arsenic and Old ...

... REGENCY FILM THE MAN IN GREY. Clarissa Marchioness of Rohan (PHYLLIS CALVERT; right J, finding her old schoolfellow Hester (MARGARET LOCKWOOD^ touring in a third rate repertory company, takes her back to London to stay with her Lady Rohan makes friends with her husband's new librarian Peter Rokeby (STEWART GRANGER), to whom she once gave a lift in her coach i chen he was a poor strolling ...

... THE Audhali plateau, more than 7000 ft. up, is situated to the north of the Aden Protectorate and adjoins the Yemen country. It consists of a district of stony land interspersed with scattered masses of volcanic rock. The climate is torrid, but with cooler nights. The only areas suitable for agriculture are the wadis, or deep water courses, which are dry nearly all the year. The soil is held ...

... THE well-known Roth amsted Experimental Station, for research on problems connected with the soil, celebrated its cen tenary on Wednesday. It was in 1843 that the famous Lawes and Gilbert part nership was started and for many years these brilliant workers published the re sults of their investigations in a series of papers that still stand as classics in the field of agricultural chemistry. ...

... By A. Croxton Smith THE aim of all dog owners should be to keep their animals on the top of their form, whether they are used for port or companionship. One that is it is greatly enhanced in appearance, and if they are intended for the field it is essential that they should be firm and muscular, sound in wind and limb, and have hard, strong eet. beet, perhaps, are tne nrst to ;o when a dog is ...

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... MYSELF AT THE PICTURES The Question of Standard By James Agate HAVING spent a dreary morning reviewing one of those feminine ebullitions which I call bosom-claspers I went in the afternoon to see Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's latest film, Du Barry Was a Lady (Empire). This will no doubt be a great success, but it is simply not my kind of film. I hated it when I saw it as a stage play and I disliked ...