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... For a boy of 12 Now to the Stars CAPT. W; E. JOHNS The new space-ship adventure by the author ot “Biggies.” (116'net) ...

... just ridicool ulous to bowdlerise it.” . . W E Johns said in 1948: Caroline Thomas, editor uj oo} o hoy to be a man. I of the series by Red Fox of Sineh eportsmenshi Random House, said: “It's sording % e Bfifi;fl e *‘3“,{& IS idea decent ...

... many of them warrant a second reading. P. G. Wodhouse, Hilton Brown, L. A. G. Strong, Janet M‘Neill, the Ulster writer, W. E. Johns and Conan Doyle are names to stir anybody’s imagination, ’ ...

... be retold for a new generation of enthusiasts. The RAF is marking the centenary of the birth of Biggles' creator Captain W E Johns with a special exhibition from February 2to May 2at the RAF Museum at Hendon, north-west London. Visitors will see a life-size ...

... to put together a collection of books by Capt W E Johns, featuring the characters Biggles, Worrals and Gimlet. If any of your readers have a similar interest in other authors and/or have any unwanted Johns’ titles in hardbook or paperback, I will be pleased ...

... Dickens 10/6 THE TURPS” by Damon Runyon 12/6 ‘GAPE ROW” by Agnes Romilly White . 7/6 tl i? dre , Annuals and Books by W. E. Johns, Emd Blyton and Arthur Ransome. OPEN SATURDAYS TILL SIX We sell and exchange Book Tokens and TqUiee. McLEAN, Bookseller ...

... ‘The restaurant walls are decked with pictures of “Piggles—an airborne :i‘g in flying goggles that doubtfi- wmnvo Captain W. E. Johns turning in his grave. And “Swiny Todd—an evil-eyed pig bnndnhm, a cut throat razor and “Piggacco™ wagfiili‘ng a paintbrush ...

... Stoughton. Biggles on l}ntery Island,”’ by Cu‘)uln W. E. Johns, 8s 6d: * The Golden Lantern,” by Thurman Warriner, 12s 6d: ** The Girl in the Fog,” by Barbara Beauchamp, 12s 6d: ** The Bad Summer' by John Appleby, 13= 6d: ** Island Cricketers.”” by Clyde ...

... Mr. John Cowser, M.A, suggested that the first policy the library should be the building up the children’s section. Childrens books one generation, he said, were not the children’s books of another, and writers like Enid Blyton and Captain W. E. Johns ...

... aviation journalist. Captain W. E. Johns was, however, no armchair romancer, but a seasoned airman who experienced the thrills and terror of aerial warfare. On Monday Se})tember 16, 1918, a pack of Fokker DVIIIs swooped down on Johns' heavy bombef, raking it ...

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