Word: novelized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Fountain pens, hats, pencils, gloves and serves are left in Memorial Hall by Yardlings who are embarrassed and confused by the novel experience of having to speak into a microphone...
...that Emperor Hirohito had before him for signature a German-Japanese form of declaration approved Nov. 13 by a committee of the Japanese Privy Council and Nov. 16 by the full Council; 2) that this declaration will constitute "not a military alliance but a defensive pact of a novel kind;" and 3) that it is not directed against the Soviet Union but against the Comintern at Moscow, which heads the international federation of Communist Parties devoted to fomenting the World Revolution of the World Proletariat...
UNEQUAL To SONG-Charles Martin-Stackpole ($2.50). Promising first novel that contains good portraits of Cajuns from the Teche country of Louisiana, weak portraits of a tough banker and a drunken composer, a confused story about their clash of wills...
Except for the wooden character of its central figure, The Chronicle of Aaron Kane contains all the ingredients of a racy historical romance. The work of a portrait painter whose first novel, South, was published last year, it is illustrated with fine handsome color reproductions of Frederick Wight's Cape Cod portraits, runs to 559 well-filled pages. But for readers these graces will not compensate for the lack of any human rattle and recklessness in hard-pressed Aaron Kane. Heroes and heroines of historical romance may be as incredible as Anthony Adverse or as absurd as Scarlett...
SAND CASTLE - Janet Beith - Stokes ($2.50). Diffuse three-generation chronicle tracing the rise and decline of a Manchester textile manufacturing family; a second novel by the $20,000 prize-winning English author of No Second Spring...