IV MCVITIE PRICE I Makers of Finest Quality Biscuits I I U R G L°N^^ MANC HESTER ||B pollinaris is the natural QyJL niixer with Scotch ask for a Scotch and POLLY Fortnums in the evening? delicious! Fountain Restaurant is now open until 11.30 p.m. Mon-Fri Fortnum I fiMason Jj Duke

The Crown Jewellers 112 RESENT STREET W1 RESENT 3021 A superb 81 piece service set in sterling silver, for eight persons. The Margaret Rose _ pattern adds true charm to these DY APPOINTMENT beautifully made and perfectly .A 1 I V I PADPARn balanced pieces In a -X.JL T JL by U A

13-15, John Adam Street. W.C.2. THE PATTERN OF OUR NEW YEARS. I turned back the pages of the Newsletter to the issue of January 7, 1961. I had a nasty feeling that the "pattern" of January 1961 (if not of January 1960 also) might have been all too much like that of January 1962.

NEW ZEALAND Mercy flights in the South Pacific The last military Sunderland flying boats still operational have, in the South Pacific, a normal role of maritime reconnaissance, involving continual training to keep the crews of No. 5 (Maritime) Squadron of the Royal New Zealand Ai

HOLIDAYS IN EUROPE The first of two articles on places to visit on the Continent By GORDON COOPER Where to go for your 1962 holiday is a topic that is surely being discussed in many British homes at the present time. It is a subject of which one never tires, for the annual break

Lake Garda, which some regard as the most beautiful of the Italian Lakes, has been attracting more and more British holidaymakers in recent years, but one of the obstacles has been the difficulty in getting there when travelling indepen dently. However, next summer it will be po

MEN WITH POWER Studies of Mussolini and Atatiirk Reading about dictators has, I find, a gloomy fascination. All that energy and confidence only brings horror and devastation to their people. Their attempts to assuage their loneliness with power only ends in a lonely death-- Musso

The photographs show work in progress on the new Severn bridge, near Bristol. The temporary staging for the west main tower pier has been completed, and that for the east main tower pier is in course of erection. The staging sections are prefabri cated on the shore and towed to

THE FUTURE OF ROLLS By COURTENAY EDWARDS Possible technical collaboration with B.M.C.; criticisms of British seaports more about the new Vauxhall Victor The possibility of technical collaboration between the British Motor Corporation and Rolls-Royce has been hailed with delight b

Published Weekly by Illustrated Newspapers Ltd., Ingram House, 13-15, John Adam Street, London, W.C.2, and Printed in England by Martlet Press Ltd., 88-94, Old Kent Road, London, S.E.i. Saturday, January 20, 1962. Second-Class Postage paid at New York, New York,