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... Gun ■making THE remarkable figured barrels of fine old shot-guns were made by welding thin alternate strips of hard and soft metal into a riband. The riband itself was then twisted into a tight corkscrew and welded, becoming a tube from which the finished barrel was fashioned by boring, grinding, filing and polishing. On being etched with acid the softer metal took on a darker tone and so ...

... JOIA THE PROSPERITY TEAM Q U Jk Ik F L What is she like? From here she looks like any other teacher; but to the whole school she's somebody very special. They all know her instantly as the teacher who runs their Savings Group. She's a Voluntary Worker in the National Savings Movement, and she shows them all how to do something really useful with their money. It's extra unpaid work for her, but ...

... What Are They Worth. And How Do They Get That Way? By C Patrick Thompson BRITISH industry depends on the island's chief raw material-- coal. Coal is a £200,000,000-a-year business-- and should be a £300,000,000-a-year business. The nation needs 200,000,000 tons annually for industry and home fires-- and could do with more. Exports could be boosted from 30 to 80 million tons, without saturating ...

... Scientists Are Crazy A Story Of The Defence Against The Atomic Bomb By Day Russell WHEN the problem of the atomic bomb was finally solved, the simplicity of the solution was the most remarkable thing about it. Christo pher Columbus had once confounded the cleverest men of his time by ask ing them to stand an egg on end and then had solved the problem by tapping the egg sharply on the table ...

... I The Incomparable Lady Cathcart NO drowsy, eyelashed film-star with her dumbfounding bag of stale love-philtres had anything on the lovely Elizabeth Malyn as a connoisseur of husbands, Sir Richard Steele, the famous essayist, once met her on horseback at Enfield Chase. She impressed him so much with her surpassing loveliness that he ever referred in enraptured terms to her charms of beauty, ...

... DOMESTIC FESTS Everybody knows that it is the nature of staircases to do anything but go straight. What is not so clear-- having conceded that staircase bends are a neces sary evil-- is why the people who design staircases should exhibit such a passionate dislike for bends which permit the easy passage of furniture. The spectacle of your favourite wardrobe being hauled through a bedroom window ...

... Help in Difficult Times Many of us are still feeling the after-effects of strain and danger perhaps only now realizing quite how tired we had become. Yet the times demand vigour, energy To rebuild our strength, we need our full quota of rest; and it is a sound instinct that prompts so many to seek the kindly comfort of Horlicks, and the deep, invigorating sleep it promotes. Many more people, ...