INDEX TO "THE PRESS JUNIOR"

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21974, 24 December 1936, Page 8 (Supplement)

INDEX TO "THE PRESS JUNIOR"

July 2 to December 24 A full index to all issues of "The Press Junior" is kept in the office and may be referred to by those wfco wish to find any definite information. Accidents, road, August 20—4. Addis Ababa, September 10—1. JUrlca: Complicated position of July 30—4; AngloEgyptian Sudan, how it is governed, July 30—4; British East Africa, how It eis governed, July 16—*; British South Africa, how it is governed, July 9—4; Egypt, August 13—1; Gov- . ernors-General, South Africa, P. ] Duncan, of Kenya, Sir H. Brookv Popham, November 19—1; Portuguese .Guinea, August 27—1; South Africa, November 19 —l. America, North (U.S.A.): Crop shortage; August 13—1; Death Valley, California, July 16—7; Drought, July 9—l; Beat wave, July 16—1; Election, presidential, November s—l, 4; Mr Roosevelt's aims for governing, November 12—1; Thanksgiving Day, November 26—5. America, South: Amazon river, December 3—5. Auckland Island. July 16—2. Australia: Building in Canberra. August 6—l; Bush fires in N.S.W., November 19—1; Drought in N.S.W., December 3—l, 17—1; Floods, August 13—1; Memorial to King George, July 30—1; Money to be .minted for Coronation, Novem- • ber 26—1; Rain in Victoria, July 9—l, * Sydney anniversary, October 8—1; -. .Tasmania, August 20—1; Western Australia, premier resigns, August ~20-1. . Austria: Agreement with Germany ..July 16—1; Germany and Austria, •""-July 16—4; Heimwehr and Prince .', otarhemberg, end of, October 15—1; 'Political prisoners set free, July 30—1. Aviation: Aeroplane built for £195, October 8—1; Air force of Soviet, . August 27—1; Airmen, brave, Septemr ber 24—4; Air travel. November 19—4; a. Atlantic flights, first, August 20—5; J Merrill, and Richman, September 1 tj~l> their return, September 17—1; Mrs Markham, September 10 —1; ... James Mollison, November s—l. \ Autogiro, September 24—6; Avro, }. December 10—5. Bailey, Abe, be- _•' guest to aviation, September 24—1; ,> Bastie, Maryse, December 17—1; w Batten, Jean, July 9—6, October I—l, "- *—l, 15—1, 22—1. interview Novem- , ber 5—5; Bleriot, Louis, death, f August 6—l; Campbell-Black, death > and funeral, September 24—1 and f October l—l; Caterpillar Club, ', August 27—5; Chichester, T. C, ' July 2—l, September 10—1; Clark, *?• E., England to New Zealand , night, October 29—1, November 12—1; . J 9-1, 19—4; D.H. 86, August 20—5; I JTOgon Rapide. August 26—5; Dor- * aier X, December 10—5; Engines, now often they are checked up on unera, August 27—5; "Flick Roll," . September 17—5; Flying boats, Em- - Si 6, December 17—5; Formation ' -jWng. September 17—5; Helicopter, September 24—6; Hindenburg, air■niP. August 27—1, 5; September •**•—l. November s—l; Hornet Moths, August 20—5, December 10—1; Jun- " f "3 G ,31. September 17—5; Kings-lord-Smith. memorials, July 16—1, .'August 20—1; Llewellyn, Flight ,*4eutenant, November 26—1; Lord jßempiii'g Monospar. October 15 —1; ifooping the loop, September 17—5; i" Ti* ckh eed "Electra," December 10—5; *«axim, Sir Hiram, aeroplane. August .«--5; Melrose. C. J., killed, July ".jrr l - 16—1; Mollison, Amy, crash, ..October 22—1; Mollison. James, September 24—1, October 29—1, November B—i, 26—1, December 3—,1; MonoJHanes, E Class, November 19—1; jubilee, September 24—6; ' 'HS** 11 !!. Sir Archdale, October 1—1; , ■■ffWrol, amount held in aeroplanes, December 10—5; Putnam. Mrs A. E., Atlantic (New York to Paris), September 3—l, November s—l; Brisbane to Adelaide, October B—l, De- - Sf'nber 17—l; Finish, December 24—1; ; Parls-Saigoh-Paris, October 29—1, • November s—l; Portsmouth-Johan- \ Jesburg, August 20—1; September ' " TT" 1 ' October I—l, 4; 8—1; Tasman, • JS B—l- Records: Altitude •■'"fansport aeroplanes), August 6—l, :;tf~0: October*—li Atlantic Novem-i

ber s—l; Australia to New Zealand. October 22—1; England to Australia, October 15—1; Non-stop record July 30—1; Retractable landing gear, August 27—5; Seaplanes, October 29—1; Services: Airship service proposed, October, 15—1; England to Australia, July 2—l, December 13— 1; First air mail (U.S.A.), August 27—1; Hawaii-New Zealand, August 20—1; Imperial Airways, October I—l, November 5—1,19—1; K.L.M. line, August 20—1; San Francisco to Sydney, August 13—1; Trans-Tasman, December 17—1; Wellington-Auckland, December 10—5; Smith, Ross and Keith, October B—s. Tasman Flights: August 20—5, October B—s, 22—1, 5, November 19—1, 4; Taylor, Captain P. G., December 3—l; Ulm, C. T. P., July 23—1; Vickers-Vimy, October 8.5; War (1914-1918) and aviation, August Why aeroplanes fly, September 24—6. Bermudas, how they are governed, August 13 —4. Britain: By-Election, July Cabinet ministers, July 2—l, 30—1; Communists and Fascists, October 15—4: Crystal Palace burned, December 3—l: Gift to Nation, August 6—l; Lord Mayor of London, October 8—1; Making Britons healthy, October 15—1; Mine explosion, August 13—1; Shipping, August 13—1; Unemployment, July 9—l, September 10—1. Campbell Island, October 15—6. Camping hints, Eb and Flo, December 17—3. Canada: Eight people burned to death, December 10—1: Jubilee of Vancouver. August 13—1; New Government of Quebec, August 20—1; Prince Edward Island. August 20—8; Wheat, exports decline, December I,o—l. Children of slums, October 15—4. China: Hong Kong, July 16—5, August 20—1: Canton, July 16—5; Revolt in army, December 17—1 24—1. Christmas: Shopping early, December 3—4; December 24—4, 5. Coins, November 12—6. Covent Garden, November 5—5. Cuzco, "City of the Sun, September 3—2. Danziff. July 9—l; October 29—1, November s—l. Desert Raiders. September 17—6. Discoverers, Thef> Archimedes, September 10—5; Isaac Newton, September 24—5: James Watt. October B—4; George Stephenson, October 15—4; Louis Pasteur. October 29—4; William Caxton. December 17—6. Dogs in Harness, September 3—6. Dredge, walking, August 27—6. Exploration: Sir Hubert Wilkins safe, July 2—l; British party to go to Antarctic, August 27—1.

FIJI, new Governor-General, August 13—1, November 19—1. Fishing from trawlers in Cook Strait, August 20—5. Flume. July 16—2. Forests, coniferous, November 26—8, protection, August 20—7. France: December 3—l, 5. French Pacific Colonies, July 2—4. Gardens and history. August 20—6. Germany: Criticism of art, etc.. December 3—l: Food supplies, December 10—l: Anti-communist pact with Japan, November 19—1, December 3—l- Hitler's godchildren. November 12—1; Menus, December 10—1; Monarchy may be restored, October 29—1; Nazi diet, December 17—1. Guam: how it is governed, July. 2—4; earthquakes, November 19—1. Hawaii, how it is governed, July 2—4. Hemp industry in Britain, September 24—1 Herodotus. Tales from: Salamis. July 2—5, Piataea and Mycale, July 9—5. Hobbvcraft: npron. December 3—5; backrest. December 10—3; Binding "The Press Junior," July 2—6; blackboard and easel, December 3—3: box ottoman, August &—3; camping stools. December 17—3; card table November 12—3: Crosstitch, August 13—3: cricket bat repairs, November 12—3; crane, October B—3; cupboard. October 22—3; dancing boy, "Sam." November 26—2; display, hobbvcraft. schedule of, July 33—4;. division tests, August 20—3; Eb and Flo: Union Jack. July 2—3; number trick, July 23—3; enlarging a circle, July 30—3; stopping a rope from unravelling, September 10—3; Finding height of tree, December 10—3; camping hints December 17-3, Embroidery, September 17—3, 24—3, October 8-3, 15-3, „29--3.., November 5-3. Fret. August 27-3; Sep-

tember 3—3; glue, October I—2; hobbies, September 3—4; kettle stand, December 3—3; Knots: July 2—3, 9—3, 23—3, .30—3, August 13—3, 27—3, September 3—3, 10—3, 17—3, 24—3, October I—3; kite, August 20—3; lampshade, October 15—3; lavender bottle, November 19—3; marionettes, July 9—3; match box chest of drawers, November 26—3; numbers, quick way to add and multiply. July 30—3; pot-pourri November 19—3; punt, July 16—3; shaving cabinet, November S—3; sleeping bag, December 24—3; surf board, November 12—3; tapestry frame, • July 16—3; tea cosy, November 2 23; tennis racket repairs, October 29—3: toasting fork, September 24—3; vanity casket, October I—3; wooden toys, September 17—3. Hornbook, story of an old school primer, December 10—5. Horse racing, August 13 —4, 6. Horses. November 19—5, 6; Harold Logan, November 26—6. India, Tribes of North-West Frontier, August 13—2. Italy, earthquake in Undine, October 22—1. Japan, Pacific colonies, July 2—4; wool imports, July 9—l. Journalists race round the World, October 22—1. Keas sent from New Zealand to Berlin, October B—l. Lammas, August 20—7. League of Nations, July 2—l, September22l,4 —1, October I—l, December 3—l. Lighthouse, the first, October 22—4. Loofah, September 3—4. Long life recipe, October 15—1. Mace, ensign of, August 13—1. Marianne or Ladronne Islands, how they are governed, July 2—4. Marshall Islands, how they are governed, July 2—4. Maori axe head found, July 9—6. Maps: Africa, July 16—4, 30—4; Aus-tria-Hungary, July 16-1; British West Indies, August 27—4; China, October 15—5: Palestine, September 10—1; Panama, October 15—6; Philippines, October 22—1; Poland, July 9—l; Portsmouth-Johannesburg (air race), October 1 —1; Rhodesia, July 9 —4; Salamis, July 2—5; Union of South Africa, July 9—4. Meat consumption in New Zealand, September 17—1. Meteors in Newfoundland, October 22—1. Migonette, November 26—5. Milk consumption, September 17 —1. Motor racing. July 16—1, October I—l,1 —1, December 3—l, 10—4. Museum stories, Saxon comb and jade Chinese horse, November 5—4. Musie, the instruments of an orchestra, July 9 —5, 16—5, 23—6, 30 —6, August 6—4.

Nature: Bacon beetle, August 20—2; Crabs, November 26—5; Common gromwell, December 10—6; Daphne (New Zealand), October 15—2; Fleas, performing, November 19 —8; Grain weevil, August 13 —2; Heron, white, October I—6; Hinahina, September 24—5; Hippopotamus, November 12—5; Kaikomako, September 24—5; Lichens, July 30—2; Manuka beetle, August 27—2; Mayflies, December 17—8; Milipedes, October B—2; Moth codling, November 19—6; Pelican, December 3—4; Penguin, October 15—5, November 5—6; Pests, control of, July 2—2, 9—2; Redpolls, October 22—C; Shield shrimp, August 6—2; spotted shag and sea. swallow, August 27—4; Swamp bird, July 2—5; Swan, mute, November 12 —5; Whitebait, September 3 —6; Woad, October 22—5. New Zealand, trade, November 12—1. Palestine, Arabs and Jews clash: July 30—6; September 10—1, 4; October 1—1; November 19—1; December 3 —l. 17 —1. Panama Canal, October 15 —6. , Parliament, New Zealand, August 6—l, 4: October 22—4. Peace Conference, November 19 —1. Pencil, story of, September 3—5, 10—2. Philippine Islands, how they are govverned* July 2—4; Revolution, October 22—1; December 10—1. Poland, July 2—l, 4. Personal: Alexander the Great, July 30—6; Anderson, Admiral Sir M., November s—l; Baden-Bowell, Lord, November 26—1; Baldwin, Stanley, November 19—1; Buchan, John, October B—6; Clarke, Tom, August 6—l, September 17—1; Charcot, Dr., Sep- , tember 24—1; Chiang Kai-shek, J

October 15—5; Coughlin, Father, September 10—4; Fraser, Sir lan, December 24—1; Grey Zane, August 6—l. 27—1; Haile Selassie, September 3—l; Islington, Lord, December 10—1; Keats, John, October 29—2; Keller, Helen. October 22—1, 29—5; Kelly, Archbishop, August 20—1; Knight, Dame Laura, November 12—4; MacDonald, Mr Ramsay, November 12—1; Mustafa, Kemal. October I—4; Newton, Isaac, September 24—5; Norfolk, Duke of, November 26—1; Nuffield, Lord, November 26—1; Pope, November 19—1, December 10—1; Trotsky, M. Leon, September 3—l; Wells, H. G., September 17—4. Rakaia, September 24—8. Roman .Republic, October I—2. Royalty: Kings; Edward VIII, July 23—1. 4; 30—1: August 6—l; 13—1; 20—1; September 3—l; 10—1; 17—1, 4; 24—1; November s—l; 12—1; 26—1; December 17—4; George V., memorial to, July22l: 30—1; August 27—1; George VI., December 17—1, 4,5; George of Greece, October 22—1; Zog of Albania; Queens; Elizabeth, December 17—1, 4,5; Mary, November 19—1; Princesses Elizabeth, July 16—1; November 26—1; December 17—5; Margaret Rose, August 20—1; December 17—5; Juliana of Holland, September 17—1, October I—l.1 —1. Ruffby School, October B—2.

Russia: English in schools, September 24—1; population, December 10 —1; wheat, August 13—1, November 19—1. Samoa, July 30—1, 2—4; August 6—2, 6. Sanctions, July 2—l. Shows, October 29—4. Smell device invented, October B—l. Snares, The, November 5 —6. Sonnets, December 17—5. Spain: Revolution, July 23—1, 30—1; August 13—1, 20—1; 27—1, 4; September s—l, 24—1; October 15—8, 29—1; November 26—1. Sports: Athletics, Lovelock, J. E., August 13—5. September 17—1, 24—1, October B—l, November 12—1, 4; 26—4. Cricket, July 30—1, November s—l; December 10—1. Olympic Games, July 2—l, 9—l, 16—1, 23—6, 30—1, 5; August 6—l, 13—5, 20—1. Sport, November 12—4; Sport and work, November 26—4. Swimming, August 13—1; December 10—4. Tennis, July 30—1, December 10—1. Starlight, July 2—C, 16—7, 23—2, 30—2; August 13—4, 20—6, 27—6; September 10—6, 17—6; October I—s. Stone House, August 13—5. Switzerland, defence, October 15—1. Sweden. July 23—5. o Shipping: Abel Tasman, July 23—1; Achilles, H.M.S., November 19—5; Boom in shipping, August 13—1; December 3—l; Dunedin, H.M.S., November 26—8; Fires on ships, October 1—1; Joseph Conrad, October 22—1; Normandie, July 2—l; Queen Mary, July 16—1, 30—1, August 6—l, 27—1; September 3—l, October B—l, 15—1, 22—1, 29—1; November 12—1; Stabiliser, September 24—1; Yachts, August 13—1, July 9—l; September 3—l; October I—l. Stamps: Antarctica, British, July 2—5; Adhesive stamps, August 20—1; Indentification. August 13—2, 20—2, 27—2: King Edward stamps, September 3—l. Maps: Africa, September 3—2; Asia Minor, September 10—2; Australia, New Zealand, etc., October I—2; Balkans. November 19— : 2; Batum and trans-Caucasian Federation, November 19 —2; Central Europe, Thurn and Taxis, November 5—2; China, November 12—2; Europe, October 29—2; India,' September 17—2; Malay Peninsula, September 24—2; North America,' October 22—2; South America, October B—2; West Indies, October 15—2; New Zealand stamps, November 26—2; December 3—2, 10—2, 17—2, December 24—2; Perforations, July 9—2; Samoa, August 6—2; Treasure, July 16—2. I Tea Growing, August 20—4, September 3—6. Television, October 15—1, November s—l. Transport, September 3—6. Turkey, October I—4; December 10—1. 2. Union Jack, July 2—3. West Indies, August ,' —4. Wheat, world supply, July 30—1. Wool, artificial, Jul' 30—1, September 3—l. Writing and Printing, story of, August 13—6, 20—6, 27—5, September 3—4, 10—6. 17—5, 24—6. October I—6, B—6, 22—6. 29—6. Yeomen of the Guard, July 3—l.