INDEX FROM JULY 5th TO DECEMBER 27th, 1940, INCLUSIVE.

NEWS OF EEK A GRICAILTURE

.11 Air raids, 183, 234, 235, 281, 305,

329, 354, 407, 569 Alarm and alert signals ••• 259 Albania, Italy and Greece, 158; fighting in -• -. 597. 665 Aliens, internment of, 135, 183, 211.

235. 570, 591 Allied Central Africa ... 430 Allied Governments in Britain, 110, 258 America, 2, 25, 49, 182, 209, 233, 235, 257, 282, 306, 330, 378, 430, 466, 570, 571, 598, 665, 690 Army High Command, the, 83; the Army's part, 235; welfare of the troops, 283; the Army in Britain 430

Australian elections .. 3o6

BALKANS, the, 82, 109, 134, 258, 2132, 209, 306, 406, 569, 626, 665 Battle for Britain, the Blockade, new methods of, no;

America and the 598 Bomb-proof shelters ... 282 Books, the taxation of 3, 155 Britain's aid to Greece 597 Budget, the ... ... 8x

CABINET changes . 690 Camouflage ... ••• 431

Censors, excesses of ... •• • 571

Chad 2to

Chamberlain, Mr., and national unity Channel Islands, occupation of ... 2 Cherbourg, the shelling of ... 378 Children for Overseas - ... 26, 51 China: American financial aid, 598; British credits to ... ... 626 Christian peace aims... ... 690 Churchill, Mr., his reviews of the war, 181, 257, 281, 354, 466; his broadcast to France, 406; his appeal to the Italians ... 689 Colonial co-operation

Communist agitators 666

Conscientious objectors . . III Czecho-Polish pact ... • • • 490 1.I AICAR expedition, the 305, 354 1:DUCATION, and London 14 Children Egypt and Italian threats, 210; re- inforcement for Egypt, 258; the invasion of, 28x; the Egyptian cabinet. 305; Mr. Eden's visit, 405, 490; the war in ... 626, 689 Emergency powers 50, 82 Enemy aliens ... ... 27, 50, 210 Evacuation, 355, 667; billeting pro- blems, 379, 467; evacuation of USLANCE: the Klein Govern- -

.12 Mont, 1, 25, 50, 258, 466, 514;

the French Navy, 25; Chad, 210; more Free French colonies, 234; Gen. de Gaulle in Dunk, 378; Wader's meeting with Laval, 405; the sale of France, 429; a Free French victory, 490; America and Vichy, 570; the Consultative

GERMANY: military defeat in 1918, 2; Germans in occupied countries, 210; civil man-power in Germany.

Greece, and Italy and Albania, i58; Italian threat to, 209, 234. 406; the war, 466, 490, 514, 569, 597, 665, 689

LtAARON, his speeches, ... 234. 625KON, King ... . 26, 210 Harvest in England ... 183 Home Guard. the • • 4°7,, 691 Homeless, the, accommodation for 283 Hoover, Mr., and hungry Europe... 626 Hungary and Rumania, 209. 234;

and Yugoslavia . 665 IDLENESS, the dangers a ••• 159 1. India : the Governor-General's statement, 133; reactions to his proposals, 157; Mr. Gandhi, con- versations with Lord Linlithgow; non-co-operation, 514; ground for accommodation, 569; new 666 Indians in British workshops ... 570 Indo-China .. ... 258, 305 Invasion, possibility of ... .• • 134 Internment and inertia . . 598 Ireland: deluded Eire, 26; interview with Mr. de Valera, 158; Eire and submarines, 182; bombs On Eire, 210; the neutrality of Eire 515 Italy, Albania and Greece, 258; bombardment of Bardia and Capuzzo, 182; the threat to Greece, 209, 234; demands on Syria, 258; war with Greece, 466, 490, 514, 569, 626, 689; war in Egypt ... . . 626, 689 TAPAN: demands on Britain, 2, CP 26; the new government, 49. 82; arrests of British subjects, 109; continuing tension, 134; Japan's manoeuvres, 182; demands on Indo-China, 258, 305; the Burma Road, 406; rebuff from America, 598, Japan's foreign policy 6:6 Joubert, Sir Philip, on aviation 599 1 IBYA, the campaign in 689 1.4 Life not lived, a . . . 667 London: tidying up, 378; re-build- ing of.

London Philharmonic Orchestra . 51 IAN-POWER for the Army . 27 11.1 Merchant shipping losses 330, 430, 627 Ministry of Supply, the Morale and nerves ...

Mussolini's speech ... •• 514

VATIONAL wisdom, local folly Its -LI Non-stop diplomacy . 513 Norway: King Haakon, 26; his broadcast ... ... 210 'MN-AMERICAN Conference 82,109 Peace debate in Commons ... . 626 Portugal, and Spain. . . . 110 Postal service, the ... ... 307, 430 Post-war Britain ... . 250 Press Advisory Committee. 83 Press in war-time . 599

1?.A.F.., SUCCesSel .. 234, 258 Railway (ares, further rise in 258

Rationing ... 598 Rebuilding England • 354

Rumania : the position et, t, 26, 134, i58, 28z, 209. 234; revolu- tion in, 257; the new govern- ment, 282; arrest of British sub- jects, 330; Germanised Rumania, 354; British relations with, 378; present plight of Rumania, 405; earthquake in, 490; the Iron Guards' savagery 597 Russia: ultimatum to Rumania, 1; protests to Germany, 282; M.

M010tOW3 Visit to Berlin... • • • 419 HELTERS and homes for Len-

ITS 330, 355, 377, 406, 431,

466, 515 Silent 0:411=1, the ... 83 Skilled men for war work . x58 Somaliland, the war in, 157; evacu- ation of . . . 182 South Africa: Gen. Smuts's victory, 234; his meeting With Mr. Eden, 466; Gen. Hertzog's resignation, 491 Spain, and Portugal, 110; and Ger- many, 282; Axis pressure on, 329; British agreement with • 598 Supplies for the Forces ... 27 Syria: uncertainty in, 2; Italians and French in, 329; possibilities • • 514 MAXATION, additional ... 50

1 Temple, Dr. (Archbp. of York) and Christian News-Letter 134

Thailand, the importance of . 406 Thames, passenger services on the... 283 Trades Union Congress, the 331, 353 Trotsky, assassination of . ... 210 Turkey and Bulgaria 626

UNEMPLOYMENT 135, 235

WAGES, compulsory erbium- ,' tion on t 58

War Office inquest, a .. iii

War-aims question . . . 378 War-damage Insurance Bill 627, 666 War-damaged property ... 331, 378 War production, East of Suez, 406; expenditure on ... 49i Wells, Mr. H. G., and war aims- 159

y-UGOSLAVIA ... 665 THE WEEK IN PARLIAMENT AND PARLIAMENTARY NOTES

3, 27, 51, 83, z11, 135, 159, 183, 211.

259, 283, 307, 331, 355, 379, 431, 467, 491, 515, 571, 599.627,667, 695.

ARTICLES FRICA and Livingstone ... 605 XI. After Victory ...

Aircraft: quantity v. quality ... 189 Air-raid fatigue Air-raids and the Zoo ... ... 436 Air-raids: the power of the air ... 516 Mr-raid wardens' claims ... 47t Air-war prospects ... ••• ... 634 America: America's Help, 57; America Prepares, 90; Reactions in America, 188; Americans and the Allies, 239; Roosevelt or Winkle? 335; Axis Diplomacy Fails, 384; Notes from. 407: America's Part, 408; America's Might, 473; Americans and the Censor, 603; More Help from America ...

An Ill Wind ...

Another Lard Halifax Anzac, an, on England Arms and the Mind ... Army, an, in Training Australian Elections, the I)ACK to Party Politics? 11 Balkans, War in the Battle of Endurance, the Battle of London, the Brigand Trio, the ...

//AMBRIDGE Men Canada's Momentum .. Canada's Vast Effort Can the Pope Speak? Challenge of Anti-Christ, the Chamberlain, Mr. . . Charles, King, in Bath Children Sail, the ... China's Economic War Communal Meal, the Communist Converted, a Crowds and Health ...

f XECISIVE Hour, a ...

LI Defeat of Fanaticism, the Democracy and Party Does Culture Matter? Drake's Way I:FFORT and Aims 632 ls End of the Tunnel, the: Armour for Civilians, to; the En- during Italy, 34; Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite. 60 Enlistment of Brains, the .. 88 Euthanasia ... 166 Evacuation, selective 633

-LIACING Winter ... 357

J. Family Allowances 184 Famine, Facts About rot Fascism, the Failure of 628 Fellow Passengers 386 Fighting Faith, a . 139 Finance in War-time 307

Food for Emergencies 311

Food Shortage in Europe 134 Foreign Legion, the Spirit of the . 190 Forgotten Kingcups, the ... t90 France: "II y at-alt la France," 7; a Fascist France, 28; How France Fell, 32; the Future of France, 56; Free France's Aim,

/15; Hitler and France, 164; France and Ourselves, 187; General de Gaulle's progress, 240; France's Food Position, 288; France's Colonial Empire, 413; 661 the Laval Affair

GDVERNING ass, the Cl Great Dog of Weimar 474 Greece's Danish Kings 471 .. 631 ... 218 .. 521 .. 241

. • 522

263 411 432 212 284 332 ... 521

II

... 312

31

84 • 495 • 413

• • 385

• . 89 523 577 ...

260

• 437 697 337 91 LI 1 IGI:IER Bumbledom, the ... 264

1 Haler and France ... 164 Hitler's Balance Sheet 468 Home Guard, the ... ... 56 Hospital at Night, the • • • ... 697 How I Came to England • • ... 673

ICELAND and the War ... ... 287

.1. If Hitler Came to Britain ... 7 India: Who Obstructs Indian Home Rule? 565; India and the Princes, 264; What India Wants 575 Internment Scandal, the, 85; In- ternment Life ... ... 576 Ireland, the Peril of " I: NOCK! Knock! Who's IX There?"

I IDDELL and Scott ... ... 524

I 4 Livingstone and Africa ... 605 London, the Battle of, 284; the Situation in, 308; London De- fiant, 313; Leaderless London, 359: London Governs Itself, 435; the Challenge of London . 497

Lothian, Lord . . ... ... 671

IAHAN and Sea-Power To- Man, the, Who Saved Dreks-

355

. 674 drokh Matheson, Hilda . . . ... 525 Ministry of Defence, the . . 411 M.o.I., Where it Goes Wrong . . 136 Moral Factor, the, in Total War ... 52 1\T ATIONAL Atlas, • • • • 498 New Orders, the ( CTOBER Lake Y Off the Boards Origins of the Empire, the Ossewa Brandwag . .

)ACIFICISM as Vocation • 141 1 Party Politics, the Reform of 572 Parliament in War . 215 Peace, Principles of... ... 263

l'eace by Economics 496

Perspective in War . . . 511 Poets of Freedom Portugal : Dictatorship at Its Best 156 Post-War Europe . ts Power of the Air, the Propaganda Pattern Propaganda Prospects

18 RealinictWard;etime. .

Reith, Sir John, His Chance " Rule, Britannia!"

ECOND Christmas, the...

Second Year, the ... ... 236 Sixteen Thousand Authors Souvenir de Boulogne Spain's Dream of Empire . Spectator, the, in War-time.

Strays, the ...

rI/HALASSA! Thalami I Then and Now Time Problem, the Too Free Frenchmen Touch with the People Transatlantic Transfer ... 217 Truth and News UNKNOWN War, the ... • 578 VOLTAIRE'S Tank 336 1 Vox Populi 127 AR-INSUFtANCE Problems 361 THE WAR SURVEYED. By STItA1710/1:218-

The Enemy Plan, 6; The Medi- terranean Problem, 30; The Riddle of Africa. 54: German Strategy and Morale, 87; The German Counter-Blockade, 114; Invasion Prospects, 138; The Crisis of the Wu, 162; The Stra- tegy of Victory, x1115; A Year's Fighting, 2141 The Meaning of the Raids, 238; Approaching the Climax, 262; The German Objec- tive, 286; The African Factor, 3t0; Hitler's Set-Each, 334; De- sign for Victory, 358, 382; The Battle for }UM, 410; Our Task in Greece, 434; Greece Shows Her Teeth, 470; The Next Step, 04; The Italian Reverses, 5111: The • •• 492

• • • 439 ... 289 ..• 695 •• • 141

••• 517

.. 672 • .• 338

• • • 438 386 -• 383 117 • • 692

... 362 ... 216 • • 360

• • • 415 ••• 519

• • • 55 265 • 241

Greek Victory and Beyond:, : 574; The Nignt Raid Problem,' 602; General WaveII Moves, 630; Sequel to Victory, 670; Rcassur- ... 694 War Wounds, a New Way with •• • 59 •• • 314 Whose Move? ...

Widening War, the 380 CONTRIBUTORS Ala Correspondent, our, 634-Allen, H. Warner, 705-Army Outer, an, 241•

BALDLIS, 496-Barker, Dr. Ernest, 40- Barnard, A. R., 614-Bashford, H. H., 174, 198, 394-Bates, H. E., 14, 38, 61, 92, 200, 223, 322, 386, 439, 448, 475, 502, 525, 556, 579, 640, 678, 699- Beerbohm, Max, 446, 519-Bentley, Nicolas, 422-Benernan, John, 546, 652 -Berkeley, Anthony, 480-Bevan, Dr. Edwyn, 422, 536-Blake, Nicholas, 198, 320, 424, 558-Bois, Elie, J-, 32-Bray, Sir Denys, 318-Brodrick, A. H., 128- Brogan, Prof. D. W., 7, 39, 64, 239, 290, 370, 446, 480, 536, 614, 644, 705- Brouckere, Louis de, 673-Bums, Dr. C. Delisle, 366.

ALPLN, G. H., 141-Canham, Erwin

• -•4 D., 57, 90, 188, 335, 384, 473, 63a -Campbell, A. Y., 272--Capetanakis, Demetrios, 697-Carr, Prof. E. H., 18, zoo, 252, 274, 391, 680-Carter, John, 119, 146, 267-Carter, Lady Violet Bon- ham,. 471-Carter, W. Horsfall, 265- Canal, Rene, 240-Cecil, Lord David, 521, 6o4-Chirgwin, A. M., 413, 605- Church, Richard, 196, 2,8, 250, 314, 508, 548--Cookham, Anthony, 192- Croome, Honor, 217.

rillEDES, Sir Wyndham, 140-de la Marc, Walter, 9, 218, 415-Dent, Edward J., 126-Derry, Dr. T. K. 171, 224-Dexter, Grant, 8, 312-I3Obree, Bonamy, 484, 56o, 618, 684, 706-Dun- sany, Lord, 190.

Vasurr, Norman, 482, 586-Edding- - ton, Sir Arthur, 64-Editor of The Spectator, 360-Edwards, R. A., 386- Emir, R. C. K., 64, 224.

ARRER, Rev. A. M. 506-Finlayson, J. R. C., 117-Fisher, James, 6- Forster, E. M., 337-Free Frenchman, I, 11$, 164-French correspondent, a, 56-Fuller, Map.-Gen. J. F. C., 336.

., S. 70-Gaselee, Sir Stephen, 196 `Jr -Gee, Harvey, 361-Gillie, D. R., 346-Glover, Dr. T. R.. 704-Goal- bault, Georges, 148-Gorell, Lord, 56- Gower. Francis, 102, 368, 586-Greene,

Graham. 344, 370. 398, 440, 474, 538,

578, 588,

614, 646, 652, 682-Grigson, Geoffrey. 150-Gull, E. M., 102- Gwynn. Stephen, 251.

H. W. H., 18, 296-Hall, Sir Daniel, 16-Harris, Wilson, 42, 391, 420, 495, 67I-Hart-Davis, Rupert, 68- Hayek, F. A., 247-Hayward, John, 33, 452, 482, 696-Hewitt-Myning, Philip, 265-Hollis, Christopher, 31-Hob- house. Christopher, 148-Hodson, H. V., 695-Hone, J. M., Ion-Honey, W. B., 654-Howard, R. W., 682-Hussey, DyneleY, 35, 167, 440, 526, 607, 675- Huxley, Julian, 436, 532.

Fuqua," 5, 29, 53, 86, 113, 137, 161.

.1 213, 237, 261, 285, 309,

333, 357, 381, 409, 433, 469, 493, 517, 573, 601, 629, 669. 693-Jenyns, Seattle. 59, 191 --load, C. B. M., 163, 396, 504-Jons- son, Snaebjorn, 287.

KEYNES, Geoffrey, 65o

LANCASTER. Osbert, 126-Lapie, P. 0., 190-Lewis, C. Day, 66, 91- Lindsay, Kenneth, 9. 58. 89, 139, 215, 248, 311, 359, 435. 497, 632-Li Shang Yin, 59-Lloyd, Canon Roger, 411- Lyon, Lilian Bowes, 526.

1VACAU1.AY. Rose, 413, 520-MacDer- 41, mot, Frank, 528-Mackay, R. W. G.. 263-Malcolm, Sir Dougal O., 223, 706-Mellon, Dr. J. J., 98-Matthews. Very Rev. W. R•. 141, 320-Medical Correspondent, our, 59, 242. 577- Medico, 66-Melbourne, Sydney, 289 -Micklem, Principal N., 152-Military Correspondent, a. 522-Melnikoff, A. 635-Morgan, Charles, 10, 34, 60 Morley. Canon J. K., 152, 171, 226, 542, 616--Muir, Edwin, 68-Muir, Ramsay, 272-Murray, Dr. Gilbert, 642 -Myers, L. H., 611.

1%,T MAIER, L. B.. 697-Needham, Dr. Joseph, 703-Nevinson, H. W., 534. 646.

0'BRUM, Kate, 20. 70, 128, 174, 226, 298, 346, 398, 452, 508, 590, 656, 706.

pBUS. Prof. E. Allison. 216-Pers- ner, N., 552-Piper, John, 35, 119. 142, 415, 440, 448, 499• 5RA, 611. 636- • rettlordiin,'-'H,, "644-1-4'lomer, il- ' Lain, 276-Postbridge, Warren, 472- Powell, Roberts, To74, it 3s 94603-

Priestley, J', :55.-Pst .411- Pullet, John,' bog.' , .. • •

P. Q., zi-Raine, K., 699-Raman, T. A., 575-Read, Herbert, 124, 504, 534, 650, 703-Reed, Stanley, 247 -Richmond, Admiral Sir Herbert, 315, 342, 540-Richmond, Kenneth, 241- Roberts, Michael, too, 200, 322-Rowse, A. L., 16, 91, 96, 342, 398, 422, 450, 499, 544, 607, 635-Russell, Sir E. John, 679.

SA001111E-WEST, Edward, 96- Sackville-West, V., 525-St. Aubin, Gwen, 66-Samuel, Viscount, 88-Sas- soon, Siegfried, 247-Sayers, Dorothy L., 1,7-Schlossmann, H. A., 576- Scott, B. Montagu, 289-Scott-James, R. A., 392, 437-Selbie, W. B., 524- Seth-Smith, David, 274-Sbahani, Ran- ier G., ,65, 264, 523-Shillito, Edward, 605-Smith, Janet Adam, 44, 102, 152, 202, 252, 322, 370, 424-Smyth, Canon Charles, 588-Somervell, D. C., 98- Soren, Peter Mackay, 288-Soutar, William, i66-Spaight, J. M., 189- Spalding, Helen, 441-Special Corre- spondent, a, 385-Stephens, James, 40 -Storrs, Sir Ronald, 124, 392-" Stra- tegicus," 6, 30, 54, 87, 114, 138, 162, 182, 214, 238, 262, 286, 296, 334, 358, 382, 410, 434, 470, 494, 518, 574, 584, 602, 630, 670, 694-Strong, L. A. G., 484, 6,6, 656-Sykes, Sir Percy, 276.

TAYLOTAYLOR, Prof. E. G. R., 498-Thomas, R, William Beach, ii8, 14.2, 206, 219, 243, 270, 290, 315, 339, 363, 388, 441-Thomson, Dr. David, 338, 394, 672-Trench, Henry, 414, 552-Turner, W. J., 674.

NWIN, Stanley, 438.

V ULLIAMY, C. E., 65, 542, 682.

WADSWORTH, A. P., 298-Wakeham, ^ Maj. C. E., 1,6-Wang, Ch'ang- Ling, 191-Ward, Barbara, 612-Waugh, Arthur, 344, 484-Williams, Kenneth, 680-Williams-Ellis, Amabel, 633- Williams-Ellis, Clough, 383-Winser, David, 698-Wood, H. G., 648-Woos- cam-Jones, W. E., 362-Wright, Basil, II, 351 61, 92, 119, 146, 167, 192, 219, 243, 267, 290, 315, 339, 363, 388, 415, 441, 475, 526, 579, 607, 636, 675, 699.

yOUNG, G. M., 18, 40, 148, 172, 274, 366, 420.

ZIMMERN, Alfred, Michael, 187. 540--Zveginuov, CORRESPONDENCE

A SWINT intellectuals, 12-Adrninistra- 42- uve personnel, 120-" After Vic- tory," 637, 676, 700-" After the War," 169-Air offensive policy, 341, 390, 418 -Aircraft : quality or quantity, 221- Aircraft landings, 38-Air-raids, news of, 677-Air-raids and animals, 478- Air-raid shelters, 444-Air-raid war- dens' claims, 501, 527, 58o-Aliens' problem, the, 13, 36, 62, 120., 144, 168, 222, 291, 365-Allies, reatI1C60111 On. 442-America: 145. 417, 442-Anglo- French Union, 12-Answer to Hitler. an, 122, 145-An2ac, an, on England, 317, 340, 365-Are we too Quixotic? 268-Arms and the Mind, 268-Army, the; commissions from the ranks, 14, 63; seniority in, 122; the Army's part, 268. 317-Army welfare, 477.

n.B.C.. 294, and pacifism, 501, 582,

- 609-Banks and Savings Certifi- cates, 145, 170-British air leases, 221- British books in U.S.A., 394- Broadcasting and the Proms, 195, 222- Britain, France and Culture, 63, 95, 121, 45. 195-Britain the besieger, 12- " Britain." the meaning of, 444-Bri- tain's Blunders, 443-Burney, Fanny. 14.

r ABINET, the, and Brains, 120-CRITI00- Sage, 195-- Can the Pope speak? " 62-Canada's contribution, 146- Caporetto, 677-Chamberlain, Mr., and national unity, 36. 63. 94, 120, 527, 581 - Charitable appeals. 341-Charles, King, the Martyr. 442, 477, 330- Chesterton and Nonconformity, 418- Children from Ettnane, 365, 445, China, support for, 62-" Christianity and Paganism," 145, 195, 220-Churchill. Mr.. and Demos, 640-Cities of the Future, 701-Communal meal. the. 122 -Compensation for house-owners. 417 -Conscientious objectors, 194-Craig- avon, Lord, 638-Cromwell, Oliver, 12 -Culture, and Britain, 95; and Mr. E. M. Forster. 390, 418.

DECORATIONS for Merit, 294-" Devil's Disciple," the, 168-Disenfranchised soldiers, 478-" Divide et Impera," 170

- Dogma or doctrine, 36, 62, 93, 120, 146.

P. DUCAT ION in. the Forces, 702-Edu-

cation and Propaganda, 530- English Quislings, 37, 63-Ethiopia, re- cognition of, 637-Europe, English in the new, 638-Europe reborn, a, 6o8- Evacuation, 678, 702-Evacuation and taxation, 194, 222-Evacuees, cold- shouldering of, 341, 390:-Expenditure, a check on, 194-Exploiting the home- less, 701.

“PALSE as a Bulletin! " 637-Family

allowances, 22I-Feeding Hitler's Victims, 222, 270-Fe:Milkier fallacies, 122, 146-Final victory, 364-Foreign Legion, the, 222-FOX, Charles James, and the Bastille, 63-France: the Petain administration, 13; the collapse of France, 13, 122; France and Art, 63, 95, 1215 145, 195; a letter from France, 195; France's food position, 341, 364, 389; life in occupied France, 476-Free peoples in Britain, 95, 144-Free trade or Protection, 678, 702-Fry, Roger, 146 -Future offensive, the, 637, 676.

ERMANY as aggressor, 676-" Ger- " many Tomorrow," 527-Germany: War methods, 38-German strategy, 417, 444-Ghosts of Barley, 477-Great Dog of Weimar, 502-Greek Galley, 609, 677.

T_TALIFAX, Lord, his speech, 145; and .1- Mr. Murry, 530-Harvest home, 530-Harvest in England, 22I-Higher Bumbledom, the, 294-Home Guard and A.R.P., 501; Home Guard, duties of the, 528-Hospital charges, 144, 169- Hospitals in London, 389.

“IFHitler Came to Britain," 38, 63- Imperial War Cabinet, an, 443- Income Tax anomaly, an, 194. 245- India, 194, 221, 244, 268, 291, 316, 317, 364, 389, 478, 638-Indiscreet Soldier, an, 14-Interned Englishmen, 93-In- ternment camp life, 316-Internment follies, 93, 580-Invasion parallels, 364. 444-Ireland: Ulster and Eire, 37, 63; Irish Ports, the, 500; " It " and "Oomph," 677, 702.

M'AN'S petrol supply, 12.

T ansaustv, George, 14-Lawrence, 1-4 T. E., his grave, 677-Liberals, the, and re-armament, 120-Liddell and Scott, 608, 609, 677-Limitation of Supplies Order, 292.-Liquor in War- time, 95, 122-Literary coincidence, 390, 445-London, the replanning of, lot.

MAHAN and Sea-power, 365- £ "Mexico," 582-Milk, 530, 582, 6,0, 640, 702-Ministry of Information, the, 145, 169, z70, 193, 389-Moral factor, the, 95-Munich, the policy of, 292, 316, 340, 364, 389.

NEW Order in Europe, 143, 168, 676, 700-" Non-Aryans," 270.

nVERSEAS broadcasts, 244, 2921 340- Overseas evacuation, 94.

paffiszasat as vocation, 169, 193, 220, 245, PaCifiCiSM or pacifism, 245- " Parashots," medical aid for, 37-Party politics, 443, 477, 478, 528, 608, 638- PC2i2a Coccinea, 609, 640, 677-Peace by economics, 530-Physical training for youth, 292-Pigs and potatoes, 222- Planninf , the need for, 37-" Post-War Europe,' 143, 193-" Prescription for Victory," z4-Priestley, Mr. J. B., and Dunne, 94; his broadcasts, 445-Prison- ers Of War, parcels for, 677-Purchase- tax hardships, 292.

RADIO War news, 37, 63-Railway ."-"- shortcomings, 390. 418, 444, 582. 609-Real conflict, the, 416-Refugee nurses, 418-Reith, Sir John, his chance, 416, 444, 476, 500, 501, 528- Repetitive history, 445-" Ringing Grooves." 640, 702-Rome, should it be bombed? 501, 527, 528, 580, 58z, 6,0-Rural salvage, 610-Russia and the Baltic States, 478-

SCIENTIST'S mind, the 269, 365-Scott, Sir Walter, and Napoleon, 638, 702 -Scottish intelligence, 317-" Second String, the," 222-" Siege" of Britain. the, 38. 63-Sleeping in bed, 500, 530- Social survey and the M.o.I., '93- Spanish dilemma, the, 609.

ANKS and invasion, 12, 95-Tenny- son and today, 390-Threepenny bit. in Scotland, 269. 294-" Too few children," 13. 38-Touch with the people. 170-Town clerks in war-time, 389-Traffic congestion, 638-Trans- atlantic transfer, 245.

USE of the feet, 269.

ACV ALOUR of their own hearts, the," 38.

WAR aims. 193, 222, 4,7-Warsaw to Dunkirk, 502-Wasted talent, 294- Widening war, the, 417-Wood, Sir Henry, and the "Proms," 269-Wren's London, 528, 582-Writings on politics, 40-Wykehantist deportee, 93.

WRITERS OF LETTERS

A DAMS, Dr. E. W., 37, 63, 221, 292, 4-a- 609-Agar, W. 1., 195-Agricola, 417-Air Force Officer, An, 582- Another Provincial Reader, 390-Archer, H. A., 702-Arkell, W. J., 232-Aim. strong, E. L., 170-Armstrong, G. Cyril, 193, 638-Atkins, Private, 14-Atkins, Private, II, 63-Atkinson, Enid, 445, 637 -Auty, D. E., 428, 610.

11. D. de, 294-B., R. H., 221-Bailey, 1-1 Dr. J. H. Shackleton, 38, 194, 637- Balfour, F. R. S., 610-Balfour, Michael, 37, 702-Barrett, Lady Florence E., z2.2

- Barrington, E. C., 13-Bayly,

la ansley, 37-Bellerby, J. R., 222- Benham, Stanley J., 93-Bennett, G. F., 294-Bentley, E. C., 580-Bevan, Dr. EdwYn, 93, 245, 700-Bielby, hi R., 245-Bishop, John P., 500-Bishop, Richard, 169-Blakeney, E. H., 246, 390

- Booth, Charles E., 222-Bowie, D. R., 418 - Bowles, Geoffrey, 13 - Boyd- Carpenter, G., 5112-Bradbury, Robert M., 527-Braithwaite, J. Gurney, 638- Brander, J. P., 501, 581-Bristow, F. G., 638-Broadholt, Foxton, 143-Brogan, D. W., 340, 389, 702-Brown, A. J., 245 -Brown, J. P., 701-Browne, F. W. Stella, 38, 4,7-Browne, Nancy, 6o9- Burgess, Walter H., 477-Burn, Hilda M., 120-Butt, John, 528.

At B., 317-Cadbury, George, 410 %-4 Campbell, Neil, 294-Caton, A. R., 13 - Cecil, Viscount, 676- Chance, Robert C., 95-Cbarnock, H. H., 478-Chief Reception Officer, 678 -Clarke, Rev. A. H. T., 365, 608-Corbett, N. E. F., 417-Courtney, Kathleen D., 580-Crick, Rev. Walter, 169-Cripps, A. R., 193-Crofts, John W., 169-Crooksbank, C. K., 244- 'MICH, W. B., 268, 637.

nate, Capt. A. B., 677-Dartle, R., 270 1-• -Das, K., 268-Davies, 'Very Rev. Arthur, 244, 365-Davies, Rey. J. Jones, 341-Dcayton, Fred. C., 143-Dennis, Arthur G., 528-Dewar, Capt. A. C., 677 -Dobree, Bonamy, 418-Doc., B.E.F., 144-Dodd, F., 501-Douglas, C. C. Brown, 608-Dunlop, Alice, 36-Dun- lop, J. C. H., 269-Dunstan, Sir Wynd- ham, 581-Durham, M. E., 121, 527- Du Val, Patrick, 222.

12 LAM, John F., 63-Elder, A. L., 246 -Ervine, St. John, sz-Evans, Alfred, 445-Evans, Bertha, 443-Evens, R. C., 390-Ewbank, M. V., 62.

AIRLESS, J., 581-Farmer, a, 246- .i: Fell, H. Barraclough, 478-Few, John E., 677-Fiat Lux, 702-Field, Prof. G. C., 676-Fisher, Mary, 364- Fitzsimmons-Boyd, Malcolm W., 442- Foot, Isaac, I2-Ford, Clow, z 69- Former German Prisoner of War, a, 94 -Forster, E. M., 12, 63-Fosbrooke, Dr. H. L., 13, 63-Fotheringham, John A., 38-Fox, F. Darwin, 701-Frampton, H. Fetherstonhaugh, 677-Fraser, J. Horatio, 527 - Freeman, K., 168 - Frenchman in London, a, 122-Fries, Felix, 14-FrY, Agnes, 63-Fuller, A. G., 638-Fuller, Maj.-Gen. J. F. C., 95- Fyfe, Hamilton, 169.

cAIINEIT, Dr. Maxwell, 530-Gates, Sir s." Frank, 476-George, Daniel, 95- Glover, Dr. Edward, 193, 702-" Good- mayes No. 71," 527-GOYan, M., 37- Cower, Francis, 609-Grant, J. Peter, 245-Graves, Robert, 677-Gray, Mar- garet, 195-Gregory, Joshua C., 94- Gretton, Dr. G. H., 502-,-Greville, Lord, 144-Grierson, Sir Herbert, 145, 413- Griffin, T. James, 445-Griffith, Lucie H., 13, 246-Grimes, Rev. C. H., D., 699 -Grose', HOLUM G., 38--Grylls, R. Glynn, 444-Gupta, Anand M., 245.

ITatrans, Prof. J. B. S., 444-Hall, George, 22I-Hall, Reginald, 501- Hancock, Prof. W. K., 500--Hansell, G. Arminella, 638-Hardcastle, TEL., 58, -Harding, G. C., 443-Hardwick, Rev. J. C., 245-Hardy, Katherine, 93- Harrison, Rev. A. L., 638-Hayek, Prof. F. A., 417-Haynes, E. B. H., 244- Haynes, E. S. P., 195, 530-Heckstall- Smith, H. W., /22-Herbert, J. A., xi- Hewlett, E. H., 640-Heyst, Axel, 676- Hill, Prof. A. V., 291, 580, 608-Hind, Bishop J., '22-Hobson, Alec., 222- Hornung, Lao., 365-Houghton, A. T., 63-Houston, Stuart C., 477-Howell, Norman, 168-Howell, W. B., I2I- Hulton, Edward, 144.

THBETSON, T. H., 38-Ingram, Kenneth, 1- 364-Intermittent Admirer of "Janus," 5o1.

J4CES, Dr. L. P., 143, 637-Jackson, Arnold, 120-jaksch, Wenzel, 120'- James, Walter, 580-Jeffries, Lilias M., 246-Jenkins, D. Muir, 94-Janatt, Ernest, 389-Johnson, Dorothy, 63- Jordan, Robert, 169.

Kean, E. M., 530-Kemball, Robe. J., 527-Kennedy, W. S., 168-Ken- ward, H. L., 194-Kerr, R. B., 146- Ketton-Cremer, R. W., 677-Knight, Frank H., 246.

L., R.., 418-Lachlan, S. C. G., 528-

U Lambert, Alan P., 342-Lampard, M. E., 53°- Langdon-Brown, Sir Walter, 146, 445-Lawrence, Lesley, 500, 582, 701-Lawton, H., 477-Leaver, P. E., 292--Levieat, J. Mawburn, 608- Lewin, L., 145-Lewis, Ivor C., 365- Lloyd, Canon Roger, 477, 528-London, Douglas, 317 - Lorimer, Lt Cot. A. P. 0•, 246-Luetkens, Charlotte, 93- Lys, F. J., 609.

gx., E. J., 36-Macaulay, Rose, 477,

500-MacColl, D. S.,,46-MeGreer, A. H., 146-McKeller, G. D., 476- Mackinnon, Aline, 144-McNulty, J. P., 169-Major, H. D. A., 220-Mallen, F. C., 94-Mander, G. le M., no-- Mantripp, J. C., 193-Marcellus, Corn- Tessa R. de, 364-Martin, Sir Robert, 268-Martineau, A. A., 316, 700- " Massac.husetn," 245-Matthews, Very Rev. W. R., 193, 220-MaIlliCe, Gen. F., 676-Moues, J. W., 294-Medico, 389 -Melbourne Secundus, 365-Merrals, F. D., 701-Mills, G. T., 221-Minter, H. Irving, 610-Montgomery, J. Q., 221 -Morgan, R. H., 582, 640-MOSS, Sir George, 476-aitozleY, Col. E. N., 93- Myers, Lt.-Col., 268, 6z0.

NtirLaNS, Alison, 341-Nemo, - Nevile, Peter, 389- Nevinson, Henry W., 63-Newby, P. H., 478-New Zealander, a, 443-Nield, E. Lilwall, no-Norman, A. J., 291-Northwood, E. P., 444.

irk DEL, N. E., 365-Ogilvie, V., 93- O'Horan, Rev. Patrick K., 442- Oram, J. S., G. M. and E. M., 63- Orrick, J. B., 294.

M., 122-Page, Edmund, 677- Paine, W. W., 365-Parker, Barry, 528-Payne, W. A., 245-Pearce, H. Gregory, 170-Peel, George, 702- P. E. N. (Association of Writers), 37- Perkins, E. Benson, 245-Pharos, 194, 246-Philpon, C. A., 640-Pigott, Percy, 220-Pollard, F. E., 93-Post- gate, Raymond, 14-Potts, Canon R. U., 62, 121-Pratt, Sir John, 443-Prickett, H. J., 143-Prior, Arthur N., 121- Priscian, 169-Procter, Maj. genry A., 582-Provincial Reader, a, 341-Pyle, Sidney T., 268.

RADCLIFFE, R. A. C., 13, 292-Ragg, Laura M., 702-Reed, Sir Stanley, 292-Richards, George, 36-Richmond, A. C., 416-Richmond, Kenneth, 144- Rimington, J. C., I2-Robinson, Sir Christopher, 120, 41 g-Rushbrooke, Florence H., 144-Rylands, B. I., 169.

AMR, SiLlWiarl, 317-Sanders, Rev. H.

Martyn, 62, 121, 220, 445, 530-- Sandison, A., 293-Sapper 294-Sayers, A. H., 637-Sayers, Arnold, 14-Sayers, Dorothy L., 62-Schaick, Wm. Van, 38

- Schneider, H., 316-Schur, T. A., 222

- Scots Reader, 317-Scott, C. H., 170- Scott, D., 444-Selbie, Dr. W. B., 36, 146 - Sencourt, Robert, 640 - Shaw, P. A., 676,-Shirley, F. J., 94-" Signal- man." 12I-Singer, Charles, 270-Simon, Lady, 145, 220-Slater, S. H., 478- Smith, J. E., 269-Smith, W., 220- Soren, I. M., 364-Stafford, Sebastian, 168-Stamp, Lord, 444-State Subject, 291-Stener, , Therese, I 3-Stone- bridge, A. J., 478-Stonier, Alfred W., 44-Strasser, Otto, 527-Strategicus, 444, 502-Sturges, J0811, 269-SWintOn, Maj.-Gen. Sir E. D., 12-Sydneysider, 340.

TALLENTS, Sir Stephen, 340-Tasker, R. I., 530-Taylor, Ernest H., 294- Tenby, 222-Thomas, Phyllis M., 13- Thomson, David Cleghorn, 501-110m- son, G. W. R., 193-Titterton, W. R., 195-Townsend, C. A. H., 316-Trend, Prof. J. B., 582-Turner, Richard, 390- Tutor, 194- UTTERSON, Lt.-Col. A. T., 246. Vicsnats, W. F., 34,-Vidler, Alec R., 530-Volunteer, 389.

WARE, Dr. John, 677-Watson, Angus, 390 - "Welfare," 477 - Wells, W. A.. 678-W3ale, Winifred Stephens, 195-Wheatly-Crowe, Capt. H. S., 530- WIfimorth, Geoffrey, 390-Wilkinson, Eric R.. 37-Williams, Rev. R. Owen, 478-Willis Edgar C., 528-Willoughby, R.. M. P.. 417-Wilson. Henry C., 63- Wilson, W. B., 269-Wiseman, V.. 221 -Wood, Sir Henry J., 269-Woodhead. Ernest, 316-Worgan, T. H., 389- Worniop, W. H., I22-Wynne, Wm. E., 37, 528.

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yEATS-BROWN, Major F.. 37-Yeaxlee, Dr. Basil A.. 265-Young, F. A.. 221-Young, G. M., 3z7.

Z VEGDITZ0V, M., 95 "1917," 145.

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y ADY With Jade - Margaret IA Mackay

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Christopher Serpell298 Lotte in Weimar-Thomas Mann ... 504

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Opera IlOtire Murders, the-Dan Billany . . ... 32o Over My Dead Body-Rex Stout 424

[),RENTS Left one, the-T. 0.

.Eeachcroft Al ... 706 Pilgrim and the Phoenix-Marjorie Scott Johnston 618 Pool of Vishnu, the-L. H. Myers . . 20 IUIETLY My Captain Waits- Vs/ Evelyn Eaton ... . . 590 Quick Service-P. G. Wodehouse 450 TIEMOVE the Bodies-Elizabeth IX Ferrara

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AILOR off the Bremen-Irwin Secret . Vanguard, the - Michael Innes • • •• • 424 September to September-Jacobine Menzies-Wilson . . . 656 Sergeant Lamb of the Ninth- Robert Graves . . 322 Simplicity Jones-Martin Arm- strong . 7o6

So Perish the Roses-Neil Bell . 44 Spring Returns, the - Doreen

Wallace .. .. • • • 424 Star of Satan-Georges Bernanos 370 Stoat, the-Lynn Brock . 198 Stone of Chastity, the-Margery Sharp . 152 Strangers and Brothers-C. P. Snow Sweet Poison-Rupert Penny 68 MHESE, Our Strangers-Adrian Alington . . 7o Thi:. Side of Glory-Gwen Bristow 44 This Peaceful Place-Martin Shane Gore Those Sinning Girls-Catherine Gayton

Time's Harvest-Dorothy Charques 346 Too Dear for My Possessing-

Pamela Hansford Johnson ... 202 Too I.ike the Lightning-Dana Chambers .. 198 Trouble in July-Erskine Caldwell 174 Turn Away No More - Sarah 590 Twilight in Delhi-Ahmed Ali . 484

rls;DER the Rose-Rhys Davies 346 VOYAGE, the-Charles Morgan 424

r F ST to North-Compton V Mackenzie .. 252 When the Whippoorwill-M. K.

370

Whiteoak Heritage-Mazo de h Roche Who Pays the Piper?-Patricia Wentworth Woman Who Could Not Read, the -Michael Znschenko . Wonderful Journey, the-Frank

Th -I'M:TR, Love and Adventure-

Mott Choynawski . .

A SPECTATOR'S NOTEBOOK 5, 29, 53, 86, 113, 137, 16t, 185, 213, 237, 265, 285, 309, 333, 357, 381, 409, 469, 493, 317, 373, 601, 669, 693.

484 193 556 346

393 COUNTRY LIFE

By H. E. Bates, 14, 38, 61, 92; by Sir W. Beach Thomas, 118, 142, 170, 206, 219, 243, 270, 290, 315. 339, 363, 388, 441 ; by H. E. Bates, 475, 493, 502, 525, 579, 6z0, 640, 678, 699.

THE THEATRE

Thunder Rock at the Neighbourhood, xi; The Devil's Disciple, at the Picca- dilly, 119; Margin for Error, at the 'Apollo, 146; Take Back Your Freedom, at the Neighbourhood, 192; The In- fernal Machine, at the Arts Theatre Club, 267; Diversion, at Wyndham, 440.

THE CINEMA All This and Heaven Too, 699; Andy Hardy Meets Debutante, 388; Behind the Guns, 1; Britain Can Take It, 415; Convoy, 35; Dr. Ehrlich's Magic Bullet, 243; Dentist, the, 44z; Edison, the Man, 413; Foreign Correspondent, 388; Front Line, 388; Gay Mrs. Trexel, 607; Ghost Breakers, the, 146; Grapes of Wrath, the, 92; Great Dictator, the, 636; His Girl Friday, 61; I Was an Adventuress, 290; Let George Do It, 6r; Lucky Partners, 499; March of Time, 475, 526; Men of the Lightship, sigi; Mona! SIOTM, the, 339; North-West Passage, 592; North-West Mounted Police, 607; Our Town, 579; Pride and Prejudice, 475; Rangers of Fortune, 44r; Rebecca, ar; Saloon Bar, 363; Secrets of Life, 675; Thief of Baghdad, the, 699; Tom Brown's Schooldays, 243; Unrecorded Victory, an, 526; Waterloo Bridge, 526; Yesterday's Over Your Shoulder, 290; Young Tom Edison, 219.

A Disappointing Report, 267; Enter- tainment Films In War-time, 315; Five- Minute Films, 167; Ministry of Infor- mation Shorts, 363.

OPERA AND BALLET The Prospect Before Us, at Sadler's Wells, 35; Anglo-Polish, 526.

MUSIC " Proms," the, 167; the Arts by Day- light, 44o; Return to Queen's Hall, 607; the Silence of Sibelius, 675.

ART Pictures of the War, 35; Nineteenth- Century Water Colours, rig; New War Pictures, 242; Flowers by Epstein, 415; New English, 440; London Group, the, 499; Drawings by Augustus John, 636.

POETRY Cornish Acres (A. L. Rowse). 499; Duporth Camp (A. L. Rowse), 607; E Tenebris (Helen Spalding), 699; Falling Flowers (Li Shang-Yin), 59; Grief in the Ladies' Apartments (Wang Cli'ang Ling), 19t; How Many Miles to Mylor? (A. L. Rowse), 607; Izaak Walton (Walter de la Mare), 2r8; Life Drawing In (Walter de is Mare), 415; Night in Martindale (K. Ftaine), 699; Passive Hands, the (Lilian Bowes Lyon), 526; Poem (C. Day Lewis), 9x; Ulysses (Walter de la Mare), 9; Wounds Which Ache Most Deep (William Soutar). 166.

FINANCE AND INVESTMENT 22, 46, 78, to6, 130, 154, 176, 204, 230, 254, 278, 302, 324, 348, 374, 402, 427, 457, 485, 510, 564, 592, 622, 660, 686, 708.

FINANCIAL SUPPLEMENT (The Spectator, November is;. 1940.;