BETTEI THAN MOST DEATH OF A SALESMAN Arthur Miller , 9/9 posted: The play that nas been acclalmea as the most powerful drama of this decade; currently making stage history On Broadway and in London: INTRUDER IN THE DUsT, William Faulkner, 10/- posted: A moving novel of race relations in a Southern U.S; community, rich In incident and character, and with profoundly stirring undertones. OUR PLUNDERED PLANET, Fairfield Osborn, 13/9 posted Extraordinary Interest was aroused in America by this book on the misuse of land by the people and the menace this holds for mankind: CHinAToWN FAMiLY, Lin Yutang, 10/- Posted: The story of an Immigrant tamlly, skilfully picturing their struggles to adjust themselves to America, by the author of "The Importance of Living. 4 WELLINGTON Co-OpERATiVE book society Limited; MODERN BOOKS 48A MANNERS STREET WELLINGTON C1s Nz
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 22, Issue 547, 16 December 1949, Page 16
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137Page 16 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 22, Issue 547, 16 December 1949, Page 16
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