1933-07-10 — Page 6

MONDAY, JULY 10, 1933.

LITERARY NOTES

DOCTOR'S

STUDY

OF WOMEN

Howard Guide

Spring's To New Books

Post-War Relationship Mary, Queen of Scots. By Eric party should have had good reason

Between Sexes.

AN OUTSPOKEN BOOK

London.

Are all really brilliant women apt, to wrap their written words up in a mass of heavy redundancy?

Dr. Harding is an Englishwoman. For some time now she has been a consulting analytical psychologist)

Linkister: (Davies, 52)

Įto make away with her.

Mr. Linklater begins with Mary's It complicates the problem ad». return from France to Scotland. mittedly, but Mr. Gribble's master She was nineteen; John Knox, who knot is so subtle and unexpected was to play so important a part in her life thenceforth, was 57.

Mr. Linklater does not like John

Canada Calla.

THE CHINA MAIL

FIRE TERROR OF A PILOT

When Petrol Tank Was Hit In Aerial Fight,

"WIND IN THE WIRES"

Thrilling stories of the early that he could have done without days of the war, when pilots: this improbability."

fought to the death...in machines which were capable of doing little Knox and he likes Mary very much Forest Flame. By Stanton Hopt except to fly crazily over the en-

(Jarrold's, Ta. 6d.) indeed. He sees her as "Scotland's

Mr. Hope is all for the rough-jemy lines, are told by Duncan Helen and Scotland's Deirdre" with "something of a prade under her and-tumble in open spaces. British Grinnel-Milne, beauty" He has made a good job Columbia is the scene of this book, Els book, "Wind in the Wires" of rebutting the lewd confections and virtue and villainy, good old (Hurst and Blackett, 75. 6d.) will in New York. She gives us "The that pass for evidence about her melodramatic black and white, are appeal to modern airmen who think jonly in speeds of hundreds of miles Way of All Women" which is an and by which she has been so often the colours of his characters.

Revolver shots, knock-out blows, Mr. Grinnell-Milne was flying over judged." That she was a wanton intensely serious book.

reats, he thinks, only "on the evi- forest fires these are the incidents enemy trenches at a time when it Intensely serious.. The Flower dence of convicted liars," and he he deals in, and it need hardly be was a thrilling performance sim- The Passionate throws his doughtiest effort into 'said that the last page sees a mar-ply to loop-the-loop, and when a like Anima-Giri.

new item of aerial evolution ineant Anima-Woman. All

will presenting us with a woman "brave, riage arranged,

A. Country Scene.

life or death: revel in such classications. Then energetic and unfortunate."

Carrick Days. By D. C... Cuthbert-j He made. a forced landing in If only for the pleasure of read-

BOR. (Grant and Murray, 7s. enemy country and was captured by there is the problem of the supra-

Germans. In the beginning of And such revela.ing Mr. Linklater's prose, this book personal value.

is worth buying. His words are

Mr. Cuthbertson speaks in these 1918 he made a daring escape from tions as that "psychologically the both flexible and strong, like good

pages of "the romantic atmosphere Aachen, and in a few months was Spiritual Anumus comes to dwell'steel.

which still lingers on the stage of back in England eager to resume his book.

fighting. He went again to France. within the psyche only after the;

PUFF OF SMOKE— projection of the animus......has

Of one of his many thrilling sar- been overcome."

fights he writes:

women

. However, although such verbal tune.

while to overlook them and go for house sent her off to school. the content of this book.

6d.)

Behind The Footlights. Featured on Broadway. By Ann He knows his Carrick and loves

Knox. (Hutchinson, 78. 6d). every yard of it; and raiding fromi | Idena Dare's face was her for the white cottage which he has ial

She

wan A gardener's made his home, he surprises secrets gymnastics do not reveal to the daughter, and when she was but a on every road, in every village and average mind any clear picture of child her looks were so alluring on every hill. Great men and pea- womankind, it is worth the reader's that one of the ladies of the big santa, stirring deeds that belong to history and the quiet things that She became so cultured that are the stuff of daily life; above Dr. C. G. Jung. of Zurich, has when young men talked to her she all, the very feel and favour of the Introduction. "Dr.(could answer brightly: "Say, countryside have gone into this. written the Harding's book," he considers, "is you're stuck on yourself. Aren't book, which can be read with plea an important contribution to this you fresh?" She married in haste, ure alike by those who know Car- striving of our time for a deeper repented at leisure, and filled in rick and those who will be led to knowledge of the human being and that leisure by forming a liaison feel that they must get to know it! for a clarifiaction of the confusion with a touring lion-tamer whose soon. existing in the relationship be- English she was fond of correcting. Then her face came to the rescue tween the sexes."

NEW FICTION

Dr. Harding, in her Preface, says again. A "big noise" in the Broad- that she offers "certain suggestions way theatre world saw her, and for action through which each in-applying the test "What the moron; faridust who is interested in truth feels I feel," decided that she was Short Stories Of Quiet may come to find it more fully in good business. The rest was sue- His own life, and through the prac-cess. the war, fading out, and the

Beauty.

tical application of the modern slow decay of the out-moded ac- The Hounted Mirror. By Elizabeth knowledge of the psyche may, per- tress, haps, build for himself à firmer) siructure."

New Relationship.

The new relationship between tween the sexes-especially

sinco

Problematical Thriller.

The result is a book which must be tasted appreciatively, not de- voured-wholeheartedly.

Holes began to appear in un- pleasantly large numbers upon my wings, things jolted and rat-

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Clever Ruse Of Former

Underworld. “King.”

Medar Roberts. (Cape. 78 6d) The old, old story of the aching The Fall of the King. By Johannes heart behind the glitter of the foot- V. Jensen. (Grayson. 7s 6d.), She gives a study of

woman as lights, of beauty that finance uses Monsieur Brunner. By Douglas much for men 25 for women. for its lure, but Miss Knox seems

Allen Grant, "Work," "Friendship," "Marriage" to know this world in all its rami-

(Thornton Butterworth, 7s 6d.) "Maternity"--these are four chap-fications and she tells the story ters which slew something of the with freshness and vigour.

Disdaining the ordinary tricks of Diluted "Cranford:" " rang of this book.

short-story.writing—the brisk ac- Deborah in Langdale. By E. Mtion, the short, sharp character- Ward. ((Methuen, 78. 6d.) strokes, the twist of denouement- Deborah, living in Folkestone, Miss Roberts achieves a highly in- the World War-is dealt with inherited a cottage in Langdale, and divual excellence which is not easy

is one went to live there with her sister to analyse. frankly and fully. Here

which should Enid. Both

the She paints, if you like, in had already put so shrewd conclusion be read by moderns: "Through many years behind them that "old manner of Crome rather than in the sexual love, man experiences most maids" is their category.

manner of Turner, building up her quiet, patient landscapes of "char nearly perhaps the divine fire, and

Nevertheless, though they are of steals from the gods that supreme the improbble type that cowers that drama or abrupt action would| acter in such a way that one feels: and god-like gift. But in the under the Blankets when there is a falsify them. There is nothing sa- myths only the hero was capable of knock at the door after dark, they tisfying to the hearty "lover of a this deed. Many people to-day find romance and marriage after good yarn" in these seven Kentucky feeling the need of renewal, want some unexciting little adventures. sketches which are assembled un- auch an experience, but they want The book is diluted "Cranford.”

der the somewhat puzzling title of it for their personal satisfaction.

"The Haunted Mirror," být read The degenerated, spirit of derno-

Why The Yellow Bungalow Mystery. By together, they convey quite exqui- cracy abroad. to-day says,

every- Not? Everyone may have

Leonard R. Gribble. (Harrap, sitely the atmosphere of the quiet

bills in which they are set. thing....Instinct is for our own 76. 6d.)

"Record at Oak Hil" has an im- The yellow bungalow lay just own uses. It does not belong to the group, or to the aristocracy or outside the estate of Philip Seeley. plicit drama, and there is a whis to the parents; it is ours for the Philip had assembled a mixed per of tragedy behind "The Scare- taking.' In such a spirit of self-crowd for a house-party, and was crow." But Miss Roberts hints and seeking the divine fire cannot be anxious to show them a curious beckons to the imagination-she.

Vexed Reviewer Writes found. The gods withdraw. But Arab dagger, but the butler found never challenges it.

wire in front of my face, flew off Of His Literary Peeves. the pleasure-loving are often as it was missing from its drawer.

and hummed away. The wheels |-- Incapable of recognizing this fact

A dagger reported missing ear-

bumped heavily twice, and I was Of the making of books, as the as of seeking for anything except ly in a detective story may con

off the ground

Old Testament writer remarked, The disappearance of the head of their own pleasure. They are not dently be expected to turn up be capable of stealing the Promethean fore long lodged in someone's ana-

With the engine running full there is no end; and a reviewer who Friedrich Elbert, the first President fire, the role of bero is beyond tomy; and sure enough the actress Denmark, but it is doubtful' whe

out, air speed ross quickly. Heavy has read more current books than of the German Republic, who as a are opened up ahead from ma- is entirely good for him can per- Socialist, is a criminal in Nazi eyes; lof doubtful reputation. who lived ther "The Fall of the King" will

chine guns and rifles. I banked haps be pardoned for pointing out (and the introduction of values print- enemy No. 1, before He landed in more concisely and more vividlybungalow is soon discovered with has a marked ability in describing

It might have been expressed with a Chinese maid in the yellowfadd greatly to it in England, Hel "sharply round a clump of trees, that there are some kinds of books fed in two colours, will be the main (the penitentiary for failing to pay but there is profound observation the blade between her ribs. She historical events, but the novel

dived over a low ridge and sped which he wishes never to see again features of the new German stamps, his Income tax, is credited with westward. The firing died away.” These include:

to be issued shortly. was notorious blackmailer, and the suffers considerably from a sprawi

In his combat report book, Mr. Strong, realistic novels of the

The stamps wil all bear the stopping a prison riot-with a $100 Boredom In Marriage.... flaw in Mr. Gribble's book is that

Grinnell-Miine wrote at the time, soil, in which repressed young medallion-like portrait of President note. Perhaps one of the best things in so many of the people at the house-ing technique which fails to con-

has become The President of the Board of a book (which does really require

vey the desired panoramic effect,South of Caudry. Fired 100, girls, tired housewives, defeated Hindenburg which and also from the fact that, in

rounds, into balloon on ground, farmers, and strong, lusty sons of familiar through Its appearance on Trustees, of the Eastern Peniten- some determined study) is the

English readers, the necessary hin

Machine hit in main petrol tank, toll chase one another through 300 a few values this year, and will be story of the bored married couple

forced to land near Inchy." whe felt that a divorce was the

terland of general knowledge of Scandinavian history in missing.

The war-time writings of these only way out of their troubles...

men were always very brief. Nevertheless the picture of that As a last expedient, they decided

strange, ambitious Renaissance de to try the effect of expressing "their real reaction"--or of saying.

and the description of the Stock- just what they thought-instead of

{bólm maseacre Is brilliant." Mr- consistently repressing their, feel-

Patrick Kirwan's translationis ings about each other.

The summer, number of the Yel-splendidly, virile, The plan "worked like a charm low Dragon, official magazine of For sheer, exuberance of laven new edition of The Story of the jade, the experimenta of Pavlov or When the wife said what she Queen's College is now on sale. It tion, "Monsieur Brunner would be Catholic Revival" by Clifton Kel- the breeding of chow dogs; (b) in thought of some (unconsciously) contains full details of the school hard to beat. Death-rays, dis- way. This history has already run which he remarks, "Oh, yel, I know selfish act on the part of her hus- activities, both scholastic and in monda, a new race of submarine into four editions. The new edi- who killed her...........but 1, can't-sey band, the offender sat up and lock the field of sport. The Old Boys goblina, & maniac murderer, drugs, tion has been revised and brought a thing just now," (c) in which ed at her "with a new attention,"

too, are well catered for. Descrip-and concoctions producing invist down to date, and tells the story just before the fourth murder, be black; And he cried out, "Why, you're in- tions of the eleventh annual re- bility are constantly making claims both of the 1928 Anglo-Catholic murmurs darkly, "Eon my word, I teresting when you talk like that!" ualon dinner and the matriculation on one's good nature throughout Congress and of the 1927 and 1980 don't like this--something horrible

And everything was all right dinner, are also given the book

| Congresses,

is happening here. They lived happily ever after, Per- A survey of current events are —Mr. Grant's chief mistake is to The value of this

5man novels in which it is taken bapa Reuter

clearly set out for the studente, protest too much. We do not need book has been increas

for granted that two peop with special articles for- natura, his repeated Ensurances that M. face, from Lord Halifax,

love, each Two unpublished letters from lists. Mr. L. B. Holmes le the edi. Brunner is a fiend in human ahaps, an of the Movement, who Bernard- Shaw azo in "Barry Jack-tor of the English section, and MF, nor is be made more Impressive by of the Tracta son and the London Theatre," by G. Lui Hol-tung, edits the Chinese auch similes as "he gazed around with W. Bishop.

them."

here.

QUEEN'S COLLEGE ACTIVITIES,

*

· The reputation of Johannes V. Jensen has already spread beyond

Summer Number of spot, Christian IL in vividly drawn,

Yellow Dragon.

irectión....

him like a wounded hell-hound.

(pages of trumped up suffering

English novels in which the hero is an artist, a novelist or a civil jservant, and in which there is an American character who proves his. Americanism by slang of pre- Spanish War vintage

Detective stories (a) in which the | Phillip Allan --has published a detective is an authority on Chinese

ANGLO-CATHOLIC HISTORY

Hi-known

innocent

ers to guider

Memoirs. By ✅Bawrence.

of the following coloura:

8 pfennig, yellow-brown; 4 pfennig, dark-blue-grey; 6 pfennig, light green; 6 pfennig, dark green;

· 8 pfennig, orange; 16 pfennig, brown; 12 pfennig, dark red; 15 pfennig, claret;

20 pfennig, light blue:

20 pfennig, blue sar

OLD INCIDENT REVEALED

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. "Scarface Al Capone, public

tiary, where Capone spent a year lin 1929 for carrying a pistol, re- lated the story for the first time recently,

He said that the warden learned one day that about 100 convict workers in the prison shoe-shops had stolen knives. That afternoon the prisoners gathered in the prison yard to witness boxing matches.

The Warden told the men he knew and that they had knives and that if they dropped them in a backet 60 pfennig, claret and black; nothing would happen. But no one 80 pfennis, dark blue and black; made a move,

30. pfennig, olive green;"

40 pfennis, Bed-violet;

50 pfennis, dark green

The men began to growl"." Sud- 100 plenalg," [1 mark), ochre and denly. Al Capone shouted “I'll give **$100 to the man scoring the first

The

seg

12 and 40-pfennig skampa knockout," the new design but in light-bine With a whoop, the convicts rushed orange and violet respectively, which for the ring, leaving the knives. replace "Ebert" ones about two scattered behind. Scarface duly morthange, havn, thus had a com- paid $100 to the man who scored

Abori exis ace-Beuter, the first K0Reuter,