News from 09/01/1935
1935; Gale Group;
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Ritchie Calder, H. W. Richmond, Harvey Wiley Corbett, W. Watson Watt, C. H. Middleton, John Gloag, Malcolm Campbell, Madge Garland, John Hilton, G. K. Chesterton, Viscount Fitzalan, H. Wilson Harris, I. F. Armer, A. Edmund Ashton, Geoffrey Crowther, Eric Newton, Percy Jackson, Rev. W. R. Matthews, Howard Marshall, Percy Philip, Michael Roberts, Sir Frederick Whyte, R. H. Elliot, K. Waller, Afrit, Desmond MacCarthy, L. Hore-Belisha, R. H. Naylor, Herbert Read, P. W. Masson, W. Addison, C. W. A. Scott, Rodney Gallop, R. Ellis Roberts, W. R. M. Lamb, Enid Lakeman, Rt. Hon. J. Ramsay MacDonald M. P., W. P. Hume, W. H. Beveridge, Major C. R. Attlee M. P.,
ResumoThe Listener Abol Ltd. St. Dunstans Chartered Masseurs Isokon, Ltd. Can Up-Bringing Be "Planned"? Wolsey Hall, Oxford Speedwriting Ltd. J. C. Roussel British and Foreign Bible Society Arandora Star Ericsson Telephones, Ltd. Anderson, Green & Co., Ltd. Principal Contents Looking Forward to 1935 The Prime Minister's New Year message, broadcast from Lossiemouth on January 5 Art in Industry at the Royal Academy An introduction by the Secretary of the Royal Academy explanining some of the principles on which the Exhibition at Burlington House is based A General Impression of the Exhibition A Broadcast Commentary Broadcast on January 4, the day of the opening of the Exhibition by the Prince of Wales The Arrangement of Folksongs Analysis of Noise Week by Week Safety on the Left For a last quick view of the Saar situation before … From Skyscrapers to Housing Mr. Corbett is one of the group of architects responsible for the new Rockefeller Centre in New York, and is known in London as the architect of Bush House Here are Prophets: A Broadcast Forecast Weather Here are Prophets: A Broadcast Forecast Science The Artist and his Public Emblem Radio News-Reel 31 Dec. 1934-6 Jan. 1935 A pictorial summary of the week's news, drawn ffrom the broadccast News Bulletins Does God Speak Through His Prophets? Microphone Miscellany Some extracts from recent broadcasts Cardinal Bourne Broadcast on January 4 Microphone Miscellany Some extracts from recent broadcasts The Franco-Italian Discussions Broadcast from Paris on January 3 Microphone Miscellany Some extracts from recent broadcasts Defeat of Sportsmanship Microphone Miscellany Some extracts from recent broadcasts President Roosevelt and Congress Broadcast on January 2 Strolling Through Scotland with W. S. Percy (Collins, … Disarmament in 1934 The Challenge of the Greek 'Sea Power in the Modern World' The Indian Rope Trick Causes of War Is Goodwill Enough? Artificial Land Shortage The School-Leaving Age Progress: Care of the Mentally Unfit 'Sweeney Agonistes' New Novels The Stuarts Prince Charlie and his Ladies. By Compton Mackenzic. Cassell. 10s. 6d. Charles II and Madame. By Cyril H. Hartmann. Heinemann. 18s. The England of Charles II. By Arthur Bryant. Longmans. 6s. Prince Rupert the Cavalier. By Clennell Wilkinson. Harrap. 8s. 6d. Books on Religion Nature, Man and God. By W. Temple. Macmillan. 18s. Christianity and the Nature of History. By H. G. Wood. Cambridge University Press. 6s. The Holiness of Jesus. By A. D. Martin. Allen and Unwin. 10s. 6d. The Christian Priest of Today. by C. E. Osborne. Mowbrays. 5s. Our national Church. By Percy Dearmer. … The Listener's Book Chronicle The Downfall of Three Dynasties By Count Egon Corti. Methuen. 16s. Hamptons University Correspondence College The Swiss Federal Railways Egypt Travel Information Bureau (Hln) Minty Ltd. The Listener's Book Chronicle Empire in the East. Edited by Joseph Barnes Kegan Paul. 10s. 6d. The Listener's Book Chronicle Chopin. By William Murdoch. Murray. 16s. Burberrys Ltd. City of London Building Society Crossword No. 252 'Word-Ladder' Thomas Kerfoot & Co., Ltd. Notes on Crossword No. 250 National Programme 200 kc/s (1,500 m.) Full details of the programmes will be found in 'The Radio Times' Regional Programme 877 kc/s (342.1 m.) and 1,474 kc/s (203.5 m.); Midland (M.)—767 kc/s (391.1 m.); West (W.)—977 kc/s (307.1 m.); North (N.)—668 kc/s (449.1 m.); Scottish (S.)—804 kc/s (373.1 m.); Northern Ireland (N. I.)—1,122 kc/s (267.4 m.) Unless otherwise stated, the items refer to the main Regional Programme only Report on Crossword No. 250 Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Writer's World Printed in Great Britain by W. Speaight & Sons, Ltd., …
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