Mantel Piece Radio Ad Seeks Colorful Touch
Compact vintage ad notes a mantel radio offered in four colors green walnut burgundy. Describes the item as a tasteful accent adding charm to a room and mentions it as a perfect second radio for the home.
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 11, 1951
Page
3
Compact vintage ad notes a mantel radio offered in four colors green walnut burgundy. Describes the item as a tasteful accent adding charm to a room and mentions it as a perfect second radio for the home.
Bishop Moyes spoke at St Peter's Cathedral beginning a three part series on Christianity and Communism. He urged understanding and loving engagement rather than hate or exile, warning that Marx and Lenin shaped modern communism and stressing the need for Christians to outthink outlive and outlove it. He described Marx as learned though embittered and traced how material conditions and class struggle shaped history and the Russian system's zeal.
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