News from 26/02/1936
1936; Gale Group;
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Doggerel, A. H. Machell Cox, Grace Wyndham Goldie, S. Musgrove, Alistair Cooke, J. Laurence Pritchard, Ll. Wyn Griffith, Evelyn Waugh, H. Stafford Hartfield, C. Higgins, George Robey, J. R. A., Edwin Muir, Raymond Swing, Daryll Forde, Edith Sitwell, G. A., Rev. W. R. Matthews, Clive Bell, St. R. John Yockney, Alice Ritchie, Frederick T. Wood, Frank Roscoe, Enoch Fairhurst, Jubal, Etheldred Waddy, W. J. Turner, S. R. Abdel-Messih, S. Riley, Rt. Rev. H. L. Paget, J. P. Gabbatt, R. H. H., L. H. Green, Paul Wilson, L. W. Swainson, Arthur E. Bragg,
ResumoThe Listener Wolsey Hall Crossword No. 311 'Miscellaneous' Fielding & Co. Report on Crossword No. 309 City of London Henry George Foundation The London School of Journalism Smith Premier Typewriter Co., Ltd. General Acoustics Ltd. Barclays Bank Limited News Review Principal Contents The Tragedy of Gainsborough Problems of Aeroplane Design Putting It Across Wireless for Hertfordshire Schools National Priority Week by Week Jerusalem after the War Manners and Modes President Roosevelt's Greatest Experiment Menace of the Grey Squirrel Kill the "Tree Rat" A great increase in the number of letters received … The Public Health Services In the Beginning Sixty Years in the Ministry of the Church Dr. Paget was until four years ago Bishop of Chester Radio News-Reel A pictorial summary of the week's news, drawn from the Broadcast News Bulletins The Hope of Immortality Answers to Listeners' Questions Elegy The Strange Behaviour of Metals Human Interest What Industries can do for their Workpeople Captain Green is Secretary of the National Joint Industrial Council for the Flour Milling Industry Discussion Groups in 1935 A New School Leaving Age Broadcast on February 15 Notes for Your Diary—March Wanted—A League of Readers Bligh of the Bounty Edmund Campion Plants and Animals in Human History Starling Roosts Linley Sambourne and His Work Eighteenth-Century Methodism and the Theatre Neon Lighting Sarwat Pasha The Christian and the World Situation A Cinematograph Retrospect The Listener's Book Chronicle The Listener's Book Chronicle Faber. 15s. The Listener's Book Chronicle Kenya—Contrasts and Problems By L. S. B. Leakey. Methuen. 7s. 6d. The times Literary Supplement L n&w H. R. Harmer Cassell The Listener's Book Chronicle Keir Hardie. By Hamilton Fyfe. Duckworth. 2s. Documents of the 'Bounty' The Saga of the Bounty. Edited by Irvin Anthony. Putnam. 10s. 6d. New Novels Family Curse. By John Hampson. Chapman and Hall. 7s. 6d. Hell's Bells. By Marmaduke Dixey. Faber. 7s. 6d. Valka. By Halldor Laxness. Translated by F. H. Lyon. Allen and Unwin. 8s. 6d. Mr. Muir also recommends: The Exile, by Pearl S. Buck … Berlioz Today Two Czech Composers The Music Goes 'Round and Around Notes on the Week's Programmes Mendelssohn at the Organ Mendelssohn's organ music will be played in the Fundations Next week—Monday to Friday at 6.30 (National) Couperin-le-Grand McGraw-Hill Publishing Company Ltd. The Phoenix Book Company His Grace the Archbishop of Westminster Imperial Typewriter Co. Ltd. National Programme Full details of the programmes will be found in 'The Radio Times' Regional Programme 877 kc/s (342. I m.) and I,474 kc/s (203.5.); Midland (M.)—i,013 kc/s (296.2 m.); West (W.)—804 kc/s (373. I m.) North (N.)—668 kc/s (449. I m.); Scottish (S.)—768 kc/s (391. I m.); Northern Ireland (N. I.)—977 kc/s (307. I m.) Unless otherwise stated, the items refer to the main Regional Programme only Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Classified Items Printed in Great Britain by W. Speaight & Sons, Ltd., …
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