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... (Cambridge University Press). The chairman was Miss Ethel Strudwick, C.8.E., M.A. ‘“ Pandering to the Mass” Mr. Mallinson, in speaking in support of the motion, was severely critical of the work of educational publishers. He asked whether they were really ...

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... on the “‘grading’ of children’s reading, Miss Eileen Colwell, Children’s Librarian for the Hendon Public Library, who was speaking at a meeting of the Publishers Publicity Circle this week, urged publishers to believe that children had no objection to ...

... that is wrong in the customer’s approach to printing,” the British Federation of Master Printers has invited its members to speak up on the subject of their customers’ ** seven deadliest sins.” The first member approached, Mr. E. Symes Bond (Vase Press ...

... an exhibition is a specialist’s job, but such specialists can be found. The policy of the exhibition—the *“ editing ’ so to speak—this should be the concern of a body representing every aspect of the book. Yours faithfully, NOEL CARRINGTON. 29 Percy Street ...

... is to know the pitfalls to be avoided. So here goes for a catalogue of a print- buyer’s virtues ! “1. The firm of which I speak knows that the world of print is composed of specialists. *2 It trusts its chosen printer to refuse work outside his manufacturing ...

... adopt a standpoint somewhat different from that of Mr. Justice Harman, who ignored the Nazi transaction. Lord Justice Cohen speaks of the transaction rather as ‘‘voidable’ on the ground of duress or pressure. Apart from the rights in issue, these decisions ...

... more if the publishers would print, in the form of economy labels, such addresses. The cost would not be prohibitive, and speaking for ourselves, we would have no objection to paying a nominal sum for such labels, which in the long run would speed up orders ...

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... this because the fee is charged by the bookseller’s agent (i.e. the bookseller’s carrier), and therefore the fee is strictly speaking the bookseller’s responsibility. (3) It follows from the above that there is no question of a publisher rendering a service ...

... next meeting will be held on Tuesday, February 7th, when Mr. Henry E. Brown, manager of the University of London Press, will speak on ‘“Educational Publishing.” * * His Own Work AFTER many years of editing other people’s writings and of producing works which ...