New Books to Hard

Manawatu Times, Volume 63, Issue 148, 25 June 1938, Page 4

New Books to Hard

Among the books rocently added rt the Public Library, are the following:— “Sea Way Only,” Humphrey Jordr.n; “Photography To-day,” D. A. Spencer; “Introduction to French Literature,” C. R. Bagiev; “What Are We To EoT” J. Strachcy; “A Catholic iu Kepu-lie Spain,” Frcidrieb; “Fur Eastern V.'nPolitiCs,” G. F. Hudson; “Morocco r.s a French Economic Venture,” M. K. Knight; “Scholarship and Democracy,” J. B. Johnston; “Adult Education,” Hewitt and Mayfair; “Peasantry and Crisis in France,” N. Hunter; “Savages in Serge,” J. (3. Hides; “Income Theory of Prices,” J. G. Robertson; “The Minstrel Boy,” l>. j%.. u Strong; “Island in tho Sun,” G. and K. Bert Harte; “Christ in the Present World Issues,” Stanley .Tone*; “Christ and the Homeless Poor,” W. J. Smart; “With tho Camiliers in Palestine,” J. Robertson; “Across tho Frontiers,’ Philip Gibbs; “The Great Argument,” Philip Gibbs; “Ends and Means,” Aldous Iluxley; “Dead March in tho Desert,” Fellew; “The Dumb Godi Speak,” Oppenheim; “Death Squads in Morocco,” Bremen; “Moss in the Stuff,” AlliiVgton; “Farm on the Veldt,” England; “A Cloud o? Smoke,” Gregory; “Dragon’s Tail,” Duffield; “Clear as the Sud,” Hine; “ Run,” Wentworth; ‘‘London Lovers,” Mackail; “Six Golden Angles,” Brand; “The Hoad to Damascus,” Swan. For the juniors:—“The Story of Beowuif,” “Alice in Jungleland,” “The Boy Who Loved the Sea.” “Little Touino, ” “Debating For Boys,” “Eyes of tho Woods. ”*