... IN the commotion about Lend-Lease and the spot lighting of General MacArthur in Tokyo, some thing else concerning the United States has been allowed to slip by almost unnoticed. I refer to American preparations to leave Germany and Austria. This is a matter of such implications as to warrant its being thoroughly examined at the London Conference of Foreign Ministers. General Eisenhower's ...

... On right The native horsemen of Mongolia figured unexpectedly for the Japanese in the fighting in Northern Manchuria. They evidently assisted in the breaking of the Japanese lines of communication and. the consequent rapid disintegration of the Kwantung Army. These horsemen were part of the cavalry of the Mongolian People's Republic Army. They crossed the im passable Gobi Desert in an 800 ...

... PREPARING THE HALL IN NUREMBERG, WHERE THE GERMAN WAR CRIMINALS WILL BE PLACED ON TRIAL The famous old city of Nuremberg, so long known as one of the centres of Nazidom and the scene of many spectacular Rallies of the Nazi Party, has been selected as the place where Goering and Company are to be put on trial shortly. The Court-house is now being prepared for this purpose, with the prisoners ...

... Efforts are being made to save the historic thatched house in Camberwell Grove, in South- East London, which is in danger of falling to pieces following damage by high-explosive and incendiary bombs during the blitz. One of London's most picturesque old houses, the Thatched House was built about 200 years ago. It is the last of a type which London merchants used as a country retreat. Local ...

... DUTCH PRINCESSES' HOME- AGAIN PARTY. Left Youthful carnival at the Palace of Soestdijk. Some of the 1500 Dutch children who came to the 44 Home- Again party given by Princess Juliana for her little daughters. I ■_ v-ZAfuK53n j A conjurer entertained the children: BEATRICE watched him, IRENE was too fascinated by the poem with which she had been presented to do so; and MARGRIET gazed at the ...

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... . MRS. PERCIVAL and her two children JAMES and MARGARET tune in to the news at their home near Ware. MA ARET and JAMES are very fond of riding they set off together neatly and correctly dressed after MRS. PERCIVAL has checked up Mrs. PercivaVs niece, MRS. FERNS, wife of l-f°l P- A. Ferns, with her son John. Her usband is on the Allied Staff at Chungking. Safely at home again, GENERAL PERCIVAL ...

... WE TAKE OFF OUR HAT TO- M. JEAN SAINT-MARTIN, for wiring Paris elegance to enchant a dress=starved London. Morning in the Champs- Ely sees by Grau-Sala. Lady on the left wears black crepe-de-Chine dotted with white and yellow flowers hat of finest white straw. Centre Tomato coat off- white hat with tomato-dyed pheasant-tail. Right Pigeon s egg- blue coat and black pleated skirt in wool. The ...