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Issue Details:
First known date:
1939...
vol.
75
no.
879
1 June
1939
of
The Australian Journal
est. 1865
The Australian Journal
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Notes
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Only literary material by Australian authors individually indexed. Other material in this issue includes:
- The 6th instalment of Spanish Serenade by US author, Francis Beeding
- The final instalment of The Gate of Adventure by US author, Rachel Hayward
- These Parts are Entirely Unknown by UK author, John Gloag
- Hell in the Heavens : Briston Destroyers by UK author, Arch. Whitehouse
- Man against Ocean by UK author, Will F. Jenkins
- Flat to Let by UK author, Richard Keverne
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Includes the 1st instalment of The Cave of Sinbad by A.B. Sherlock
Contents
* Contents derived from the 1939 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- Lady Under Suspicion, single work short story romance (p. 717-719, 726-727)
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Black Sands : A Tale of Early Gippsland Days,
single work
short story
historical fiction
(p. 720-722)
Note: Illustrated by C. Dudley Wood
- Just an Average Day, single work short story (p. 724-726)
- Currency of the Desert, single work short story adventure (p. 737-741)
- Casserole, single work short story humour (p. 742-743)
- Quaint, Wasn't It?, single work short story (p. 752-754, 757)
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Death on the Barrier Reef,
single work
short story
crime
(p. 758-774,798-801)
Note: Illustrated by Adrian Watts
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Hans Scheetz's Honeymoon,
single work
short story
humour
(p. 792-797)
Note: Illustrated by Adrian Watts
- Second Wind, single work short story (p. 802-807)
- The Glory Box, single work short story (p. 808-815)
- In Passing, single work column (p. 826)
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In Passing : An Author Passes,
single work
obituary
'Readers will regret to learn that Mr. Hilary Lofting died in Sydney on 3rd May, at the comparatively early age of 57. Best known to Australian Journal readers as a collaborator with Margaret Fane in many unusual and gracefully written short stories, Hilary Lofting was regarded in literary circles as one of Australia's foremost critics and men of letters. A brother of Hugh Lofting, famous for the 'Dr. Doolittle' books, he was born in London, and came to Australia about twenty-five years ago. Although an engineer by profession, Mr Lofting's real interests were literary. He contributed to many Australian publications, and gave frequent broadcast addresses on literary topics. Australian literature is poorer for his passing.'
- The Power of the Press, single work prose humour (p. 835-841)
- The Letters of Bill, single work column children's humour (p. 855)
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