... A GERMAN SLAVE HUNT-- in the Year 1945 A JEW IN THE AMSTERDAM GHETTO is rounded up by the Gestapo and the Wehrmacht CAPTIVES FOR FORCED LABOUR are made to kneel in the streets before being marched off ONE OF THE LABOUR SLAVES is made to run down the line in Amsterdam ORDERS ARE ENFORCED AT THE POINT OF THE GUN after the house-to-house round-up These photographs were taken secretly in Amsterdam ...

... A stocky little Welshman, only 5 ft. 5 in. tall, full of energy and ebullience, is the Commander of the 19th Indian Dagger Division which stormed into Mandalay and captured it after a fortnight's severe fighting. Major- General T. W. Rees is known to his I troops as Pete, or the Pocket j Napoleon. He is always up with the i men .in the front line in Mandalay recently he was so near the ...

... When you find Horlicks difficult to get, please remember that many have special need of it In emergency rations issued to soldiers, sailors, and airmen, Horlicks is an essential item. It was specially chosen for this purpose because it is exceptionally nourishing and sustaining. The makers of Horlicks are proud that it has helped to save innumerable lives. Large quantities of Horlicks are also ...

... QUALITY rather than quantity was once again the keynote of the Large Black Pig Society's Sho\V and Sale held on April 17 at the Cattle Market, Peterborough. In perfect weather, repre sentatives of the finest herds of this comparatively small breed were paraded before an interested audience. Both served and empty gilt classes averaged £26, bidding being moderate. However, the demand for boars ...

... Classic Colts and Fillies Some of the Prominent Candidates for the Guineas Events NEOLA (br.f. by Nearco Sansonnet). Mr. Dewar's neat filly is very fast and very game. She will be dangerous if she gets the trip. CHAMOSSAIRE (ch.c. by Precipitation Snowberry) Squudron-Leader Joel's horse has a good chance of winning if he stays. ...

... Britain Mourns Mr. Roosevelt Our Greatest American Friend The Late President Roosevelt *Sachrach. Boston Below is probably the last photograph of the President taken as he said good-bye to Princess Alice wife of the Earl of Athlone Governor-General of Canada when she and her husband were guests of the Roosevelts in Washington King Haxikon of Norway and his son*, Crown Prinoe Olaf arrived ...

... RUBBLE SQUEAK Stories from Everywhere THE law professor was doing his best to instil a little knowledge of the subject into a collection of rather backward students. One morning he gave them a long lecture on the whole question of making a will, and at the end of it he thought he would test their memories. Now then, he said, what are the essentials to a last will and testament? Nobody ...

... By Our Horticultural Correspondent UNHEATED garden frames will very shortly fulfil, for the time being, one of the principal purposes for which they were designed-- the hardening off process. Vegetable seedlings raised in the warm greenhouse have occupied the frames long enough to become acclimatised to out door temperatures and the frames will now be available for further food production. ...

... Husbandry to Housewifery W. L. A. Benevolent Fund Homecraft Training Course ONE of the uses to which the funds of The Women's Land Army Benevolent Fund is being put is the maintenance of Homecraft Training Centres. At Little Bradley Place in the village of Thurlow, Suffolk, leaving members of the W.L.A. take a course lasting a month during which time they receive 10s. a week pocket money. The ...

... -r -Jhe Newmarket Craven Meeting THE GRANBY STAKES was won by Mrs. Lavington's unnamed chestnut colt by Artist's Prince Lampeto. Lord Derby's Widdicombe Fair f far side) was second, and the Aga Khan's Bellinzona third. I w ROYAL CHARGER winning the Teversham Handicap for his owner-trainer, Mr. Jack Jarvis. He is a chestnut colt by Nearco Sun Princess, by Solario, and is of the same family as ...

... MOST of my readers will know the Royal Cinque Ports Golf Club and will have played over the famous championship links-- links bound up in tradition and always the centre of dis cussion on account of its unevenly contoured fairways and many blind shots to the pin. A grand course all the same. You would, I know, feel as I felt as I crept down to this part of the coast a few days ago, just to ...

... By A. Croxton Smith A FRIEND once asked me how many words my dog knew. On making an inventory of them, I was rather surprised they were so few, though no doubt the fault was as much mine as his. Pos sibly I was the more to blame of the two, for if master or mistress do not take the trouble to teach their dogs it is not to be expected that their vocabulary should be very extensive, any more ...