News from 03/01/1934
1934; Gale Group;
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Eric Blom, Sir H. Kingsley Wood M. P., Julian Huxley, G. J. Renier, J. H. Holloway, David Foggie, Basil Sutton, S. Alexander O. M., F. B. A., J. Ramsay, Guy Landon, L. A. G. Strong, John Pudney, P. Morton Shand, Professor Ernest Barker, Marie Bonaparte, Julian Wylie, Cyril H. George, Frank Melland, J. L. Hodson, Wram, L. A. Moignard, M. A. Binstead, Eleanor M. Sampson, V. Nelson, Ernst Schoen, A. S. Russell, Afrit, Edward Buck, C. M. Franzero, V. Lefebure, S. P. B. Mais, E. K. Eason, Professor H. Levy, Harry Salmon, Andrew McCluckie, M. D. Calvocoressi,
ResumoThe Listener Leica ... Wolsen Hall Oxford The Radio times National Peace Council (Dept. L) Royal Academy of Arts Exhibition of British Art Blue Star Line Get on the Telephone Principal Contents Philosophy and Beauty Imperial Rome Reconstructed Radio Comparisons Week by Week The Constitution of the B. B. C. An address delivered at a week-edn course on 'Broadcasting and Public Opinion' at the Bonar Law College in December, 1933 The Misjudged Witch-doctor Interviewing the High and Low Whither Church Architecture?—II Opera in Europe Today A Message from his Majesty the King Broadcast to the Empire on Christmas Day, 1933 from Sandringham Skill and Art Divided Present Trends of Scientific Research Part of a Discussion between Professor H. Levy and Julian Huxley Birds in My Garden New England Broadcast from Boston on December 22 Post Office Plans for 1934 Oxford Movements of Today Producing a Pantomime British Art Vulgarity and Art Science and War Birth Control and the Slums Double Taxation in the Empire Some Corrections from Canada An Over-Enthusiastic Columbus? Modern Poetry Vanishing England The Native Brain National Library for the Blind What About the House Sparrow? Spenser on Snakes and their Young Report on Crossword No. 197 New French Pictures at the Tate On this and the following pages we reproduce a selection of the pictures recently bequeathed to the Tate Gallery by Mr. C. Frank Stoop. Another will be found on the front cover Psychoanalysis of Poe Edgar Poe, Etude Psychanalytique. By Marie Bonaparte. Paris: Denoël et Steele. 2 vols. 80 francs The Room Can We Conquer War? Can We Limit War? By Hoffman Nickerson. Arrowsmith. 8s. 6d. The Intelligent Man's Way to Prevent War. Edited by Leonard Woolf. Gollancz. 5s. Back to Hellas Poems of T. Sturge Moore. Vol. IV. Macmillan. 12s. 6d. The Listener's Book Chronicle Icaro. By Lauro de Bosis. With a translation by Ruth Draper. Oxford. 8s. 6d. Faber & Faber Hodder and Stoughton London University Examinations The Phoenix Book Company Ltd. The Listener's Book Chronicle Collected Poems. By V. Sackville-West Hogarth Press. 10s. 6d. The Listener's Book Chronicle The Ape and the Child. By W. N. Kellogg and L. A. Kellogg. McGraw-Hill. 12s. 6d. News Chronicle National Programme 193 kc/s (1,554.4 m.) Full details of the programme will be found in the Radio times Regional Programme London-543Kc/s (356m); Midland (M. R.)—752 Kc/s (398.9m.); Western (W. R.)—968Kc/s (309.9m.); Northern. (N. R)—625 Kc/s (480m.); Scorrish Region (S. R.)—797 kc/s (376.4m.) Unless otherwise stated, the items refer to the London Regional Programmes only The Noise Nuisance This Week's Crossword No. 199—'Cross-number X' Prize: The Bird of Dawning, by John Masefield (Heinemann, 7s. 6d.). Closing date: First post on Tuesday, January 9. Report on Crossword No. 197 on page 34 Vapex The B. B. C. Publications Dept. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Printed by W. Speaight & Sons, Ltd., 98-99, Fetter …
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