A year ago last week Winston Churchill wrote his name after a vague list of war aims, the Atlantic Charter, to which last week a fresh young (19) brain contributed recommendations. Sergeant Mary Churchill of the Auxiliary Territorial Service (army), who a week before had been spanked by a Yank (TIME, Aug. 10), wrote for her anti-aircraft battery's newspaper an editorial on "Life After the War."
A verdant slip off the old stock, the Prime Minister's youngest and favorite child walks like her father, talks like her father, thinks as she pleases. Thoughts:
> "I wonder how many people think we've...
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