News from 26/04/1933
1933; Gale Group;
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Julian Huxley, Doggerel, D. E. Armstrong, John Hilton, Weston Martyr, James Laver, R. W. Chambers, Leonard Woolley, P. E. Percival, M. F. A., James Agate, Charles Elton, Sir John Harris, Wray Hunt, A. G. Street, Clifford W. Collinson, W. D. Haden, Ven. A. E. J. Rawlinson, Stephen King-Hall, Francis Toye, Sir John Perronet Thompson, Wickham Steed, N. F. Hall, W. R. Gordon Director, Charles Madge, E. G. Mandeville Roe, Horace Kennedy, John P. Barter, Charles Macaskie, John Macleod, J. B. Priestley, Professor R. G. White, Sir William Beach Thomas, Edward Halliday,
ResumoThe Listener Ex-Services Welfare Society This Week's Crossword No. 163—'Slavery' Diploma Correspondence College, Ltd. Barclays Bank Limited Income Tax CHA Some Publications Issued by the B. B. C. Parke-Days Shaving Cream Faber & Faber Principal Contents The Crime of Slavery New Light on the City of Ur People I Dislike Dark Places of the Mind Week by Week Impending Danger of War Clothes—Taboo and Convention A Discussion between Edward Halliday and James Laver Science and Diet How Animals Spend Their Time Mr. Cecil Lewis' first broadcast in his new series … Nature's Passing Show Steps Towards the Federation of India Barging Into Paradise Dame Madge Kendal The Royal Road B. B. C. Talks. April to June, 1933. B. B. C. Post Free, 1d. The Business of the Banks Part of a Discussion between Stephen King-Hall and N. F. Hall Personal Contacts The first of six talks on the relations between employer and employee by the Professor of Industrial Relations in the University of Combridge 'Design in Modern Life' Jesus of Nazareth Studies in Musical Heresy-XV On the Abuse of the Intellet Marco Polo The Times The Spring Trek Hill Sheep Parliamentary Debate on Foreign Affairs Imperialism Solving the Modern Dilemma An Englishman in Vienna: Another View on Nazi Germany Does England Need Fascism? Biological Success Wolves in Britain Coal Resources of the British Isles The Worst Couplet? Public Schools and their O. T. C. The Future Life Is Man a Moral Being? In Mr. S. P. B. Mais' talk which appeared in our issue … The Exeter Book The Listener's Book Chronicle From Faith to Faith. By W. E. Orchard Putnam. 7s. 6d. The Listener's Book Chronicle The True History of Shakespeare's Sonnets By Lord Alfred Douglas. Secker. 8s. 6d. Report on Crossword No. 161 Cassell E. Marlborough & Co., Ltd. A New Series of Two-Way Talks— Keep your 'Listener' clean National (Daventry) Programme Daventry—193 kc. s (I554.4 m.); Northern (N. N.)—995 kc/s (301.5 m.); scottish (S. N.)—1,040 Kc/s (288.5 m.) Full details of the programmes will be found in the Radio times Regional Programme London—842 kc/s (356.3 m.); Midland (M. R.)—752 kc/s (398.9 m.); Western (W. R.)—968 kc/s (309.9 m.); Northern (N. R.)—626 kc/s (479.2 m.); Scottish Region (S. R.)—797 kc/s (376.4 m.) The names of Kretschmer, Driesch, and McDougall on … Multiple Classified Advertising Items Free Lessons for New Writers Printed by W. Speaight & Sons, Ltd., 9899, Fetter Lane, …
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