... IN TWO SIZES: STANDARD 20 for 2 ;4 BIG 20 for 3^2 IGItEVS APPEAL FOR fi PRISONEBS OF WAR I If you were in enemy hands, fed on a miserable prison diet, with- i out the things that make life worth living, wouldn't you just live for the Red Cross parcels bringing food, tobacco, books, Tj and the knowledge that you |J weren't forgotten pjjljl REMEMBER THEM and help this good work to go on bv send ...

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... JOHN is always writing from Italy about the lawns and the paddock and how he's AT COMOWERS going to buy a new Atco motor mower and an Atcoscythe and goodness knows ATCOSCYTHES* what when he gets back. The vicar's wife ATCOTR ACTORS asked me if ATCO was something like ATCOTRA I N E RS UNRRA an organization to restore the Oppressed Gardens of England. ATCO-OPERATION IN INDUSTRY'S POST-WAR LIGHT ...

... When the Allies in Italy reached the River Arno they at last came up to the outlying defences of the Gothic Line. The whole Allied line across Italy has been moving forward, meeting stiff resistance, but the enemy has not been able to do more than hold up the advance for a time. Four main thrusts towards the Arno have kept up a steady movement, reaching the river at almost the same time. The ...

... Above NORTHERN ARM OF SUGGESTED RING ROUTE to carry through traffic The Ring Route is shown starting at Holborn Circus on right, passing St. John Street and Charterhouse Square to Alders- H gate. Blackfriars Bridge is in the back ground. This and the other drawings are by J. D. M. Harvey, in conjunction 9 with Mr. F. J. Forty, City Engineer On right PROPOSED WIDENING OF CANNON STREET would ...

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... Mill i mmwiwi MANUFACTURE DISTRIBUTION MAINTENANCE 7la*Ju -fU tii 7a#A4-/ When the War ends and the Motor Industry's policy switches from Production for Victory to Production for Peace, there will be a welcome place in this mighty British Industry for those who have served an exacting apprenticeship in the hard school of mechanised warfare. ...

... CVS -176 ROVER i tit at n .4 J LUC C^iVZ.l The Rover Car combines fhe highest skill in design and construction with fhe best quality ot materials. The number of cars giving service under the present exceptional conditions is evidence of the success of this policy. ...

... p^NPAsmrr 9 B The British Broadcasting Corporation maintains, day in, day out, its services to the four corners of the earth. The B.B.C. now speaks to the world in 48 languages. To hear the whole of its daily news bulletins and programmes would occupy almost six days of listening time. Its news is widely trusted for its reliability and truth. Thus the B.B.C. calls to mind what millions ...