Evening Talks Worth Hearing

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 6, 21 August 1931, Page 29

Evening Talks Worth Hearing

(This list is not complete, but selective only.) Aug, 17-2YA, 7.40 p.m, °° H. G. South e@2c0eec oe " 8YA, 7.30 " 4YA, 9.5 Aug. 18-1YA, 7.40 " 1YA, 9.5 " 4YA, 7.40 Aug. 19, 1YA, 7.40 » 2YA, 7.40 » 2YA, 9.5 » 8YA, 9.4 Aug. 20, 8YA, 7.30 » 8YA, 9.5 Aug. 21, 1YA, 7.40 » 2¥A, 7.40 » 8YA, 9.5 » 8YA, 9.34 » 2YA, 9.40 Aug. 22, 1YA, 7.40 2YA, 7.40 » oA, 7.40 eo B. J, Bell ....2ccece A. J. Woods, MLA. .... "Sparwood" ("N.Z. ' Referee’) ..ccees Tom Bloodworth ..... S. McCracken .cce «. Mrs. H. Hodges ...ee. A, BH. Wilson ....... Guy H. Scholefield, O.B.B. cece ee Te Ari Pitama scceee J. M. Barnett ...e.. W. Machin ......... George Graham ...... Dr, J. Gibb ........ . E. Iveagh Lord ...... Karl Atkinson ...... Dr. Duncan Cook .... Tr L Lancaster, M.8Se, F.LS R. J. Waghorn cooee ©. W. Hervey woos Books. Biographies, ete. Internationalism. | Dogs. International Labour. "Next Oentury." Book Review. Tourist & Health Resorts. International Talk. "The South Island Maori." Forestry. International Indebtedness Maori Bird Lore. Disarmament Conference. "The Story | of the Golden Coast,’ "The Midas of Melody." Goitre. Shrubs. Solar System. Birds.

his talks, his papers are warmly welcome. The emergence of the Germany of 1914-18 from the peaceful artistic and philosophical people of the 16th and early 17th centuries and the earnest endeavour of the majority to return to that earlier state was the subject of Mr. Richmond’s lecturette. His remarks made one think of the butterfly emerging from its chrysalis state-only in the case of Germany the process was reversed. Here we had the ugly, destructive and acquisitive grub rearing its baleful head from the heart of the butterfly. A very ugly grub it proved to be; let us hope that no French handicaps are put in the way of its full development.