INDEX TO "THE PRESS JUNIOR"

Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22593, 24 December 1938, Page 12 (Supplement)

INDEX TO "THE PRESS JUNIOR"

July 7 to December 1938. - Africa: Animals there. August 18—5; general, September I—s; Libya, November 3—l: Tanganyika, August 18—5; Tangier. July 21—2; Zanzibar dhows, October 6—4. America: Brush fires, December 1—1; deaf children, November 17—8; elections. November 17—1; Gran Chaco dispute settled, July 14—1; inde- , pendence, July 7—4; lightning bolt , at Eiis Park, August 11—1; produce i plan, October 17—1; Puerto Hico, July22l; radio hoax, “Invasion ; from Mars.” November 3—l; train collision, September 29—1; wheat surplus, December B—l. Arbor Day, July 28—4. Arthur’s Pass to Lake Brunner, September I—4. August, August 4—4. Australia: Mails in North Queensland, July 7—4; Outback Australia, November! 3—4; oyster farming, October 6—4; Port Augusta to Kalgoorlie, f November 17—2; Queensland, North, i August 25—4; Tasmania, discovery and settlement of, September 29—5; trade agreement with Switzerland, August 18—1. Austria: Camp for Jews in Vienna, July 21—1. Avalanche Peak, October 6—S. Aviation: Accident near Melbourne, Kyeema crash, October 27—1; Atlantic return flight, August 4—l; Batten, Jean, wins Harmon Trophy again, July 21—1; Blimp, origin of term, i November 3 —5; blind flying device, 1 September 22—1; Corrigan, Douglas; I July 21—1; Hughes, Howard. ■ roundI the world flight, July 14—1; kites,1 October 13—8; Pacific air base, i August 18—1; parachute opener I tested, September I—l. Records: altitude. October 27—1; Atlantic, July i 14—1; Gliding. August 11—1; nonI stop, Egypt-Australia, November 10 • ' —1; seaplane. October 13—1, December B—l. Services: Batavia to Syd--1 ney, K.L.M., July 7—l; empire service, England to Australia, July 28— 1; Pacific, San Francisco to Australia. September I—l, November 10—3: Tasman. September 29-—4, October 6 —4, December I—l, B—l, B—l. Backblock School. December 24—5. Britain: Balmoral Castle, October 6—l; fish harvest, August 11—6, 8: parks in London, September 15—4; refugee plans, November22l;4 —1; royal mint, August 25—5; Tower of London; December B—s; Zoo at London, October 6 6. Buildings in earthquakes, December 1— 4. Burma, July 28—5; November 3—5. Canada: Fishery patrol from air, July 28—4: accident in asbestos mine, December 15—1. Canterbury in Early Days, August 18— 2. Careers, choosing, November 24—4. Cardinals, October 20—5. Ceylon, a temple in Colombo, August 25—6. Christmas, December 24—4. China; Appeal to nations for .help, July 21—1; cholera epidemic, August 25 1; customs, November 17—8. Coaches, December 24—2. Crete, revolt, August 4—l. Czechoslovakia: Dispute with Germany. September I—l, B—l, 22—1, 29—1; October 27—1; Angelika from Slovakia, October 6—5; territorial losses, November 10—1. Danger; November 17—4. Dinner Times: September 29—8. Donkeymobile, September I—3. > Elections: September 22—4, October 6 Eucalyptus, leaf weevil, December 24 —6. Exploration: Antarctic. July 7—l; Ellsworth expedition. August 4—l, 18—1; Himalayas, August 11—1. Faldstool, August 4—5. Farthingale, August 4—4. Fiji, housekeeping. November 10—4. Filibusters, November 10—2. Finland, train collision. October 13—1. flitch of Dunmow, December 15—2. • Food Preservation, August 25—1. France: Defence. September 8—1; December 15—1; Marseilles fire, November 3—l;' political; November 17—1; Rhelms cathedral rededicated, July ' 14—1. Freezing Works at Fairfield, August 25 —4.

Germany: Colonial claims. November 3—l; defence, August 18—1. September I—l, October 20—1; Hitler's address on anti-Nazis, December 8—1; inland waterway, • November 3—l; , Jewish persecution, November 17—1; labour conditions, August 25—1; Nazi rallies, September I—l,. 8—1: Nazi party congress, September 15—1: Russia and Germany; November 10—1. Gibraltar, November 10—1. Harper’s Pass, November 3—5; Hobbycraft: Baskets for garden, August 223;5 —3; bird houses, November 3 —3; camping, sleeping bag, November 24—3; stool, November 24—3; candy creatures, December I—3: chair, folding, August 11—3; cigarette box, September’ 15 —3; dart board, October 13 —3; footstool, August 4—3: garden seats, ~ November 17—3; ice cream . freezer. November 3—3; kennel, September 29—-3; kite, box, July 28—3: lamp, September B—3; merry-go-round, December 15 —3; money box, July 7—3; ottoman, July 2 23: rabbit hutch, July 14—3; . ring- game. August 25—3; rocking horse, October - 27—3; tables, September I—3, September 22—3, October 6—3; tennis racket restringing, October 20—-3: toasting fork, August 18—3; toothpick tricks, December I—3. Holidays and Passing Time, December I — 4. Hungary, move for restoration, November 10—1. Icebergs, patrol protector, November 3 — 4. India, tea trade, August *lß—s. International: European crisis, Czechoslovakia and minorities, September 22—1, 29—1, October 6—l: Hungary and Czechoslovakia dispute, October 27—1; non-intervention in Spain, August 25—4; refugees. August 11—1, ll 4, October 13—4; British plan. November 17 —1, December 8—1; peace conference, September 22—1. Iron ore at Parapara, October 20—1. Italy: Land taken from French peas- : ants, September 1—1; U.S. films stopped, November 17—1. Jamaica, September 29—4. Japan: Nippon, December 15—3; typhoon. September B—l, October 27 —1; Jewish affairs, refugee camps, July 21—1, December 1—1; in Italy, September 22—1. Jugoslavia, July 7—6. Kapu Kete Retl, October 20 —5. League of Nations: W. J. Jordan’s presidential speech, September 15—1; Poland and League. September 22—1. Locomotive Record in Britain, July 7 i. ; Mails, slow and fast, August 18 —5. _ Maori Affairs: Hakopa Te Ata O Tu, July 7—3: Ngatororangi, December 8 —4; moa hunters, October 27—2; Morioris of the Chatham Islands, October 20—2; Thousand years in New Zealand. November 3—4; Wairewa; Maori school, December 15— 4; Whare-ake-ake, November 10—2. Melanesians and Polynesians, November 3—2. Memei elections, December 15—1. Nature: Acacia, August 18—6; anemones. October 13—8; ants. September B—2: auk, July 14—4; beetles.’ click, October 6—6; birds, July 7—2. 7—5; bittern, July 21—2; bracken, September 29—6; bronco, August 25 3; buds of spring, October 6—6; butterflies, July 28—7, August 4—7; camels, October 13—6, August 25—5; cats, October 27—5; catsear gallwasp. December 15—6; centipedes. October 13—5: crocus. September 1 —6; cuckoo, November 10—6; cuckoo spit, December I—6: daisies, September I—6; date palm, August 11 —4: ducks, August 11—7, December I—2; ducklings, December IS—2; eels, July 7—6; elephants, July 14—8; fairy rings, August 25—6; flowers, July 21 —6. August 11—3; forget-me-nots, November 24—5; frogs, September I—2: galls and malformations. October 20 —8; garden calendars, September 15 —6; gardener, a great woman, August 18—1; granny-bonnets, November 3—6; grebe. August 25—2; groundsels, July 21—6: ivy-tree, September 15—6; kangaroos, July 7—4; kauri, Juiy 28—2: kowhal. July 14—6; kiwi; grey, August 11—5; laccifer lacca. November 10—6; laurel, September 22 6; lily of the valley. October 27—6; lizards, August 18—3; locusts, July

7—6, October 13—6; London Pride, December 15—6; mantis, praying, October 27—6; moth, black diamond. August 11—6; nut hatch. December 15—2; nyssa, December I—6; oleana bud gall midge, November 3—6; opossum, September 22—5; paeonies. December I—6; paua, .November 24 —5; penguins, September B—2; periwinkle, September 22—6; pigeons, August 18—5, November 3—6; pohuehue gall moth, November 17—6; porcupines, July 14—5; roode bok, • August 25—3; sea-horse. July seals. November 17—6; shell-fish. August 4—2; snakes in Australia, December I—3; snowdrop. August 11—2; sweet william, December B—6: teal, September 29—4; titoki, September 8 —6; ’ tcheroas,’ August 11—6; toa, September 22—5; .weather, signs the flowers give, July T4 —2; wineberry, December B—6; winter flowers, July 7 wireworms. October 6—6; , New Guinea: New capital, August. 25 —1; oil, October 20r—1. New Zealand, 1000 years In, November 3—4. ; Nobel. Prizes, literature and physics, November 17—1. Ocean' Layers, November 10—6. Palestine: Clash between Arabs and Jews, July 7—l, 21—1, 28—1, August 25—1, October 13—1, 27—1, November 17—1; Palestine partition, September 22—1. Personal: Ataturk, Kemal, death, November 17—1; Batterbee, Sir H., August 4—l; Benes, Dr., October 20 —1; Bennett, R. D., November 24—1; Burtan, Richard. • December I—2; Campbell, Sir M., August 18—1: Chamberlain, Mr Neville, October 6 —1; Chatfield, Sir Ernie. September 15—1; Covadonga, Count of, death. September 15—1; Diohne quintuplets’ earnings. September 15—1; Jacobs, W. W., September 15—1; Jekyll. Gertrude, August, 18—4; Julius, Archbishop, death, September B—4; Lansbury, George, August 11—1; Lenglen, Suzanne, July 7—l; Lovelock, J. E., August 4 —l; McCaskill, L. ,W., December 1—1; Nuffield, Lord, gift of iron lungs, December 1—1; Petersham, Miska, August 25—5; Pllmsoll, Samuel, September 8—8; Pogany, Willy, September I—s; Samuel, Lord, December 15—1; Scott, Walter, August 11—4; Stanley. Lord, death, October 20—1. Pinchbeck, December I—6. Pitcairn Island, July 28—1. Photography: competitions, August 25 8. September T—4, B—4; exhibitions. July 14—4. Polynesians, November 3—2." Road Safety, December B—4. ■ Royalty: Kings: King George VI, visit to Paris, July 21—1; 28—1; visit to Canada. October 13—1, visit to New Zealand. October ■ 20—1; visit to United States, October 20—1, November 10—1; Queens: Queen Marie of Rumania, dead, July 21—1;, Queen Wllhelmina of Holland, fortieth, anniversary of accession, September 8 —1;, . Queen Maude of Norway, death. November 24—1; Dukes: Duke of Gloucester hurt while hunting, December 8— 1; Duke of Kent appointed Gover-nor-General of Australia, November 3 — l. ' Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Rose, life story, November 24—4. Russia, library for children at Kharkov, September 15 —5. Sable Island, August 11—8. Samoa, rainfall, December -B—l. Santa Claus, December 24—9. Science and Research: Cancer, new treatment, December B—T; cholera vaccine in China, August 4—l; gold and silver from sea-water, July 28 —1;-human remains-found in Central Australia, August 4 —l; oil process, new, September 15—1; progress of science, November 17—8; sciatica cure, August 11—1; serum to prevent lockjaw, December I—l. Singapore, July 14—4. Shipping: Atlantic record, August 18—1; Pacific liners for Canada —Australia —New Zealand line, July 14—1; Queen Elizabeth, September B—l, 15—1. Shows, November TO—4, 17—5. Spain: Medical. Aid Committee in Christchurch and letter from adopted girl, October 20—4; rebellion. July ■ 14—1, August 25—1, 4: British losses in shipping, December 15—1. ' Sport: Cricket, Australia beats England in fourth test, July 28r-l: football: All Blacks tour of Australia, August

13— Olympic Games: July 14—1, 21—1,221,8 —1, August 4—l: swimming: records, July 28—1, September I—-Is tennis: Wimbleton finals, July 7—l. Stamps: Africa. Italian East, July 28—-2; American Bank Company, fiftieth anniversary, September 29—2: Australia, September 29—7-2; Bahrein Island, September 29—2; Caicos, August 11—2; Cid. The, August 25—2; Czechoslovakia, September I—2:- encyclopaedia. philatelic, from October 13 to December 24. on page 2 in each issue: France, September 29—2: Holland. September 15—2; India, September 29—2; Italy. September 29—2; lettering on stamps, October 6—2; Liechtenstein. July 14 —2; New ' Hebrides, September B—2; Papua, ■ August 18—1; perforations, October 6—2: pony express, July 7—2; postmarks, July 21—2; Turkey, August 11—2: Trengganu. September 22—2; Virgin Islands, August 4—2. Swahili, September 22—4. Tasmania, Discovery and Settlement of, September 29—5. Tea, when it ' came to England, December B—4. _ . . Tolerance and Charity, September 15—4. Tonnage. December B—3. _ , Totem Poles, last of, October 20—3. Turkey: New Premier, November 17—11 . tree-planting. December I—3. Uncivilised, native life. October 6—4. Valhalla, December 15—8. Values. October 27—4. Vanilla, August 25—3. Verdigris, December 15—8. „ Vegetable Animals, December 24—3. Weather, September I—s, 29—4. July 14Writing, “Pen, Ink, and Paper,’’ September 22— 4. Youth Conference, August 18—1. Zanzibar, July 14—3, October 6—6.