[Duplicated typescript of humorous poem, marked 'SECRET | Official Use only!'] The Air Ministry Who's Who.

2pp., 8vo. In fair condition, on lightly-aged paper, with small ink stains to two corners and short closed tears at the ends of a central vertical crease line. On paper with 'Ellams 22' watermark. Beneath the title: 'Note: All names guaranteed genuine, from the "London" section of the October telephone directory.' The poem consists of seven four-line verses and six different choruses. It begins: 'The people in this Ministry have the oddest sort of names; | a study of the phone book will substantiate my claims - | treating it with reverence, and opening it by chance, | patronymies [sic] most bizarre will meet your startled glance. | Chorus: Bytheway, Bearpark, Jestico and Judge, | Fiddament, Flock, Fiddleman and Fudge; | Windmill, Whittuck, Wimble and Wigglesworth, | Wafer, Whitelegg, Wigley and Wrigglesworth.' A scarce item: no copy located on COPAC or in the Imperial War Museum collection.