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... / |j By BRUCE WAUGH. I THINK this is a job for the Snotties' nurse, mused the Commander of the cruiser Topsides as he read the signal lying on his desk. He put the telephone to his ear and was rewarded by a penetrating shriek that made him drop the receiver as if it had bitten him. Blast these infernal machines, he said, and the torpedo Depart ment. He pressed heavily on his much-used bell. ...

... . By ALAN KEMP Painless us gruesome. Let s talk of worms and Extraction graves and epitaphs. They may not be considered very appropriate subjects for a scribbler who is depicted at the top of this page in cap and bells but then it is notorious that the light comedian always wants to play the heavy tragedian. My blithesome subject is the. scaffold. Mr. Shaw has protested that our form of it is ...

... By JOYCE DENNYS. MY DEAR ROBERT-- Well! So we've beaten the Germans at last, and I don't suppose I shall have to write you many more letters. All the same, writing to you has become such a habit I shall probably go on penning you long, chatty letters and dropping them over our garden wall on to your asparagus-bed. Which reminds me that I am sorry to have to tell you that Bindweed has reared ...

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... . H Repeating her last year's success this year PRINCESS ELIZABETH won a first prize for the best turn-out in the Private Driving Class at the Royal Windsor Horse Show held in Windsor Home Park last month. During the afternoon her portrait by Allan Gwynne-Jones, reproduced above, was presented to her Royal Highness by the Duke of Beaufort, the President, on behalf of the Royal Windsor Horse ...