Books Wanted
THE LONELY EMPRESS by Joan Haslip. Write J. Kay, 8 Woodville Gardens, Ealing W5 2LG. Tel: 01-998 0923.
ASK ME NO MORE by Pamela Frankau and 'Sonnets' by Eleanor Farjeon. J. Webster, The Birmingham and Midland Institute, Margaret St, Birmingham B3 3BS.
OPERATION HEARTBREAK by Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch and 'Trees of Central Africa' by Palgrave (Striuk Press). Mrs J. C. Sutton, P.O. Box 41822, Nairobi, Kenya.
HAMMER, SICKLE AND BATON by Unger and Walford (Cresset Press 1939). Loan or pur- chase. G. Rozhdestvensky, Great Britain-USSR Association, 14 Grosvenor Place, London SW I X NO POPPIES IN FLANDERS by Geo C. Foster (Ivor Nicholson and Watson 1934) and 'The Glory of The Habsburgs' by Princess Leonore (Norah) Fugger von Babenhausen, trans. by J. A. Galston (Harrap 1932). Arthur Bousfield, Flat 321, 24 The Links Road, Willowdale, On- tario, Canada M2P 1T6.
LAST EDITION OF THE SATURDAY BOOK No 33, edited by John Hadfield (publ. in 1973). Mrs E. A. Walsh, Cossins House, Downside, Cobham, Surrey.
OPERATORS AND THINGS — the inner life of a schizophrenic by Barbara O'Brien and 'The Eden Express' by Mark Vonnegut. Miss C. Butler, 38a Lee Park Ave, Liverpool 25, L25 3RS.
A. POWELL. First 4 of 'Dance' and Robert Hichens, any. Welsh, 34a Bywater St, London SW3.
THE CRANE BAG, vol 1, No 2 (Autumn 1977). John Mullins, City Library, Grand Parade, Cork. REPORTING by Lillian Ross (Published 1967). C. Hirst, 72a Granville Park, London SE13. ROSS MACDONALD: 'Black Money' and 'Sleeping Beauty'. R. H. Spikes, 83 Palace View, Bromley, Kent. BRI 3EP.
J. L. CARR: 'The Harpole Report'. P. J. Pickering, 32 The Hall Coppice, Egerton, Bolton BL7 9UE.
LOVE THE LAW OF LIFE by Toyshiko Kagawa and 'Conditions of Freedom' by John Macmurray. V. Edney, 51 Dudley Rd, Brighton BN1 7GL.
F. ANSTEY: 'Omnibus' or 'The Talking Horse & Other Stories'. B. M. Rusling, 16 Shakespeare House, High Street, Southgate, London Nl4 6EG.
SECRETS OF CLOSING SALES by Charles B. Roth (Published by World's Work). Mr C. M. Rees, 14 St Mary's Court, Leeds LS7 3SB. Tel: 0532 623985.
ANIMALS ON VIEW by Anthony Smith (Published Granada 1979). Russell, Flat 22, Corfton Lodge, Corfton Road, London W5 2HU.
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