... peaces through a succession el Want& tut changes every month. First we her as • thin crescent at in the western sky. As night follows night she moves more vest, becoming larger and larger till she is at iength what we call 'full, when she rises about ...

... 'plat. to flight. And bring down all his Zeppelins Ont of the sky at night. We've 1T.,, pursuing Hindenburg And chasing ro tight: T hope you'll always send nut The good old gaturday Night. There football. and there'd And there'd tho tink; If you want ...

... to Jot* for Mars in the 'sky. Any night this month, no matter what part of Great Britain or Ireland vou may happen to be, go as high as possible between ten o'clock and midnight. Turn the smuth-east. «warmly. tow down in the sky, and you will see a niagnifieent ...

... Sailors possess an uncanny knowledge of impending weather changes. Most people know the old baying: A red sky at night. , The snike's delight, A rod sky in the morning, The sailor's warning ; and not a few dry land sailors swear by this doggerel. People hying ...

... A RED SKY AT NIGHT I BODY-IN THE OFFICE.ITOOK HIM DOWN A PEG. - FORECASTM: THE WEATHER. NOT BASED ON OLD SAWS NOWADAYS. The weather prophet has come into his own in this era of flying. When Captain Kingsford Smith set out recently to fly the Atlantic ...

... to produce similar weather in the future. It is the old story of red sky at night--shepherds delight in a madern and scientific • Your meteorologist does not look out at the sky. He collates the hundreds of mew sages that reach him by radio from special ...

... WEATHER CLEVER SHEEPDOGS. HANDING GOLD TO BANK. SPOTLIGHT. PROPHET. WHAT TRIALS ARE DOING. witiGHED AND FOUND WANTING. HED SKY AT NIGHT RHYNE. ~ It ileesn't always pay to be patriotic, MAGIC ISLE OF THE PACIFIC. said a liminess friend of mine while sitting ...

... he returns to duty. more especially as the atmosphere at home is already charged With hectic rumours. _ _ * * * lIIIED Sky at Night is the Shepherd's Delight. The old weather prophecy was repeated by a friend one nigit :tiring the week. This was my cue ...

... was out of luck—or was I? (I'm 'kinds scared of the modern dame!) Not an A.T.S. in the building. It's Friday 'night, and Friday night's the night they do their wee bits o' things, their ironing. W E clei• lot me . T t t or fix up their waves, or—well, you ...

... the war. Amateur astronomers are more numerous to-day. When things were normal we were not nearly so conscious of the sky. At night now all eyes turn to the skies, and it natural that the stars should come in for more intelligent observation. * * 'I'VE ...

... following good weather signs. They may prove helpful to observant holidaymakers. Even the city-dweller knows that a red sky at night is the farmers delight. but is he aware that the presence of dew also indicates fine weather? Early morning fog is another ...

... anyhow, he concluded. sure an' didn't ye see the red sky last night? Here he quoted the lines with which every country dweller is familiar — A red sky at night is the farmer's delight. A red sky in the morning is the farmer's warning. * ...