Two New Books on Cricket Highlight World Views
The notices review The Art of Cricket by Sir Donald Bradman and Cricket by Clyde Walcott. Bradman argues coaching can aid development if balanced with individuality, while Walcott emphasizes international perspectives, governance, and the role of public support for cricket in the West Indies and beyond.
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Uresceley
Sulicete
Bradmann
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Walcott
Holl Walenti
West Indies
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Walton
Walcott Tound
Sir Donald
Hodder
Stoughton
London
Clyde
Stoughtom
Vanden
Net
Morrison Lecture Announces A. R. Davis Talk On The Narrow Lane
The Sam Morrison Lecture will be delivered by Professor A. R. Davis of the University of Sydney on Wednesday November 19 at 5:15 pm in University House. The address titled The Narrow Lane offers observations on the recluse in traditional Chinese society. The Morrison Lecture, founded in 1932 by Chinese residents in Australia, honors Di Gente Morrison and promotes Chinese science and literature. Professor Davis previously served as Assistant Lecturer in Oriental Languages at Cambridge University.
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A. R. Davis
Oriental Studies
University of Sydney
University House
Morrison
Australia
di Gente Morrison
China
Star of Sydney University
Davis
Lectuer
Cambridge University
Novelist Dame Rose Macauley Dies in England
Dame Rose Macauley English novelist and essayist died yesterday in her late seventies. She authored more than 30 books and was a prominent literary figure in London.
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London
Rose Macauley
Deep In the Forest and Other Children's Books Review
Reviews of Deep In the Forest by Homile K. Fry with illustrations by the author, plus readings from The World We Live In and My Late Foot. The pieces praise charm, clarity, and accessible themes for children 6 to 12, noting illustrations and empathetic storytelling.
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K. Fry
Katinka
Mayiesta
Waa Jokle
Novaeis
M.F. Ia
Jokle
Lincoln
Collin
D.N.S
Christy Secker
Werburg
Cheng
Layer
Intimate Portraits From New Guinea’s Far North Seas
The article surveys New Guinea’s remote Sepik and Fly river delta region and its people. It notes the island’s mystery and the influence of figures like Sir Hubert Murray and Jack Hides. It highlights Beth Dean and Victor Carell’s Softly Wild Drums and depicts coastal dances with firelight, chants, and ritual movements observed at various villages.
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Bighland
Guinea
Sir Hubert Murray
Karis
Ion
Jack
Hides
Leshy Brothers
Vial
New Guinea
C. J
Levien
Island
Ite
Wewak
Aitape
Tralia
Ehoargest
Beth Dean
Victor Carell
Viscount
Lyta
JALIS OF PEARL SHELL IN NOSE ADORNMENTS IN NEW GUINEA
Description of Jalis of pearl shell slivers inserted through nose septums and worn as neck collars and decorations. It notes new generations shaping New Guinea's future and contrasts native wisdom with rapid civilisation, with illustrations by Potad and others.
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New Guinea
The Memoirs of Field Marshal Montgomery
The eagerly awaited memoirs publish Monday covering Montgomery early years and World War II campaigns across Africa Europe and the Baltic. It includes Montgomery Eisenhower correspondence and postwar campaigns at Whitehall, offering frank inside details of the era.
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Field Marshal
Montgomery
Alamein
Egypt
Libya
Tunis
Sicily
Italy
France
Low Countries
Germany
Baltic
Europe
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