... I Britain's! J War Machine AND SOME OF THE WOMEN WHO MAKE ITS WHEELS GO ROUND The Microgram girls, seen on the right, are a section of the ATS who operate a remark able new apparatus which is speeding up the transmission of official correspondence and documents between the War Office here and the battle areas of the Middle East. Before the days of the Microgram, these documents were sent by ...

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... rr/Y'jrP'Jr r V ZWOW is a combined pocket and placket having f T# V'W neither buttons nor other fasteners to protrude and spoil It is modish to stand around with a hand in your hip the symmetry of the hip line. Underwear cannot peep pocket now that the ZWOW enables you to do so with through a ZWOW fastening. elegance and ease. Fashion houses everywhere stock GOR-RAY Skirts A feature of ...

... ff? The Oreat Adv enture Of H aving A Baoy IT would be pleasant, in a way, if babies grew on gooseberry bushes, but, if we had the choice, not many women would wish to miss the most exciting and mysterious adventure in life-- the adventure of having a baby. A DaDy in wartime is a great adventure. 1 ne hazards of war and the uncertainties of the coming peace the separation from the one person ...

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... This Takes Three Coupons ■And This Only Two MATERIALS 2 oz. light colour 3-ply 2 oz. medium 3-ply 2 oz. dark 3-ply No. 9 needles. MEASUREMENTS Round bust, 34 in. length, 24 in. sleeve seam, 4 in. TENSION 7 sts. and 9 rows to 1 in. THE BACK Cast on 104 sts. in dark wool. Work all k. for 10 rows. Change to medium wool and work stocking st. for 10 rows. Now 10 rows of light colour. Continue ...

... II v J. D. Robinson THERE are many strange and unusual buildings to be found in every part of Great Britain, and some of them are unique. Lovers of the countryside will find greater enjoyment in their wanderings if they keep a look out for such oddities which appear in the most unexpected places. Have j'ou heard of a house being built upon a bridge This remarkable sight is at Ambleside, in the ...

... , , lilW that gave you HILLHAN MINX SUNBEAM-TALBOT NUMBER SNIPE Whatever kind of car you wanted, there was one to meet your needs. With Victory achieved, their principal objective will be the creation of still finer cars. DEVONSHIRE HOUSE, PICCADILLY, LONDON, W.I ...

... 1 I Safe for baby's I I delicate slan I Wise mothers always keep a tin of Cuticura Ointment handy for use at the first sign of chafing, redness, spots or rashes. There is nothing like Cuticura Ointment for safe healing. Its antiseptic action kills germs and guards against septic poisoning. Get a tin today. I 202 0/ Chemists and Stores. ...

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... By Sir William Barton SOME 3,000 years or more ago Brahmin priestcraft riveted the caste system on the people of India. Of the four castes, Brahmins, Kshattriyas, Vaisyas (literary and com mercial classes), and the Sudras, or servile caste, only the comparatively small caste of the Kshattriyas was made responsible for the defence of the country. The result was to weaken the morale of the ...

... Frank Illintjtrarth SHIPS have played a big part in the escape of Allied bullion from Axis clutches-- beautiful pleasure yachts, dirty old tramps, rowing-boats, trawlers, men-of-war from a sub marine to auxiliaries, a tanker, and liners. Gold became restless long before Europe's armies began march ing. Nineteen-thirty-nine saw £800,000,000 in bullion flow across the Atlantic towards America's ...