1 wont along to the two points, Lo. of the three-legged kettle was, bor-A.RP. room and telephone, and found rowed from the gipsy's three-legged everybody very cheerful," "They re-kettle, which they still use. Our tea-ported having seen two planes rash. boiler is thus of gipsy origin, As T came across the Rectory the] Scarchlights had got another one, it Jooked like a lamp in the sky og it The custom of giving cases of cut-vas caught by the two beams. but Tory as wedding gifts dates from the that particular plane 1 believe was} 16th century, when knives were first shot down further afield. "I think he got away from our Spitire (whose! were pilot had to "bale out" but who apwith mottoes such as: Parently escaped uninjured. Later Bilin". tt hot Shatoe, My tave tx veil not ram two of three were reported killed from this plane.) The guns were going all around bu Wi. scat, and Smoking for women 'a revival—constant Toe Goth fate "ese 1 do not know enough about guns 10 now which guns make which noises, T would like 10 tell you where all the Smoking for women is 2 revival—planes fell but if T did you probably nota new habit. In a. poem of the would not get this letter at all, and Toth century, when tobacco was Brat really it is not important where they Introduced into England, occur the fell. The wireless reports we brought night vided the ARP. We are anticipating a repetition to-
its, coffee essence, and bovril so it has taken the form ofa canteen. ax well as an ARP. sin. Nicky's men keeping watch! id ward in the district are glad 10 come in fora drink when they come off duty. All our specials belonging New Bread For Old to the place look very smart in their Thats, bit most of ux have to go! that protection Stale broad can ike new if treated the loaf or roll and hold it cold-water tap (running very slowly) so that the crust is made just moist, then place in a moderate oven for a few minutes. The erust of the bread will taste crisp and new, and. the steam from the outside of the bread makes the inside soft and spongy. is now 1130 in the morning, perfect day, bees humming, trees and Howers all beautiful, and except for an odd one of our planes taking exer fixe one woul hardly believe there Last night I had hardly got to bed before we were sent on again, There seen 10 etl The men were much more hoved with the whole performance than they were on the dust night, and they full curled up to sleep unfit the "all Jelear." As most of them are at work all day it is essential that they" got some sleep at night, Personally I slept quite well in the ear—though It was a little eramped—and felt quite annoyed when Twas waken up t0 go home. "The trouble about going home at 230 am, ig that one is not sure that one won't get called out again later on. If one goes home somewhere about dawn one can more or Jess assume that the enemy are off fon their way back, I cannot go far away from here now because it is necessary for am= balance people to stand by day and hight as far as possible, "1 have to do. most of my library work at. the moment by letter and phone, We at trying to evolve a system to provide 5 much rest for people as possible, especially. where the people have to Work all day, hay making ete, Knights will sleep in the house three nights a week, so that with the other ARP. worker who sleeps here that means there are three of us of the unit the spot. 'There are shell holes behind Sam Darling's house. The woman in Mrs. 'Tharp's. lodge was: ntly injured' but the leaded windows stood the strain well. Nona of the bombs seem to have been heavy: ones or more damage would have been done, T assume that it was a trial trip, Last night was a lovely night, wet and misty so we slept well, I is again a most perfect day, the Little swallows have hatched out and the mares and foals inthe round paddock make a very happy scene, Hugo is sitting up in his pram and tthe nurse is shelling peas. Nicky hax just come in on a bicycle {rom to his outposts where they are eutting down hedges to make gun-sights, 50 it is all a most astounding comb ation of war and peace, Really the atmosphere of the place is perfect peace in the day time, and war ten: sion at night, I suppose we. shall soon come to daylight raiding, which will present series of another Isto the War Savings Bureau at Wood' Green, London, walked Canadian' saldior—weating ribbons of "the He bought five iis penny savings tamps. Who would benefit, he asked fu oficial, in the event of his being kelled, the Denelit now.
Ang, striking mate, hho burned the. stamps, of Swindon, fined £35 with £2 costs for failing to comply with a billeting notice requiring Im to accommodate tone child. His ite said that she made up her mind not to take the child, her own mother's her wirls to one of day" schools for girls. in the papers. they this district Isle" apsounds, all ea your will see nce of the Him she wauld have wid the district, She had three bos her aen. te of them xt Schoo! ind one at work. The Bench decided that they had failed to make out any Mefesice, raid imposed the fine accord ingly.
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