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DoetMisa noum EVANSTON 0F OOKS Iaog.pb.snovIs, de.- leeive tr.,po0.ery pià y - a M;sçII.no.as group for varous testes. «W to y ou r lbrary a+ decided suvings. CIIANDLER'S F..$din Squr.* Evnfn f *'.' u - JN. c *V,*, by Pearl S. Buck is an address that Mirs. Buck deltverýed beiore a large audience ai Presbvterian womenat, ýNew York *City, earlv- in Deceruiber. The address ca(.ntain5s s-harp c-ritilxsn:* (if Christian miîssýions. and c:a1Is for a' higher type of rnissianary-a -higher type QI persan than the average Amnerican, even thoug4 ie be above' the, average Chri stian.» Mr$. Bucýk States that the basic rýtascn for thc ac fsuccess in sprt:ad.',ng the spirit' ai 'Christianity lias been- because neither the inessengernor, the mlies- sage has been, suited ta, the nieeds aif the peuple. -TIle trurh is Wef never ca1nSiîdetedthe pul'M rs. Buck says*. lh answtr ta the 'etc as ta why cicristian natrxusn ' lt practice wh4t tiiey preach r. Buck pL'eas ftar the manifestation ut(-ri il the moe vaýid hate. She cancues have said ta her Cnetusn more in arroganicet s pirit.Caet us 3a-the(r-s adiei!uwý P nn. Lefr us S!e in yau huW yuurrlion wak. Peahta us r, na mre, bhut sha-re W«th -1 rhat bIettcr land mcirt abundant te whichvýur Chri.st ivd (Jiveus vur bsr-,r noth ng" 'T!ns saine addre-ss is appearing in thie JuaYissueaiUre' ngn. Flc t!,tr pamp;hlet, "Gaj Vess Scilisn'Richard B. have :enaW agoeern,rera. and rhýwurttheniases nael Sm(mney. h, a iinc.~ca i tdurable set oai v'lues, and that ad VhiiSm is pyIThgialy lser vand 0111-vas a 1zew .Means )trelto. but aist) as a lug-ire odt! ai h 2 '* 't11! Zi' Pie C.i - n - . - ke lier <klt ý i sto r-r e , in u n e ,twîh h enact tIc r)e ai a t:r:us, quettm andl- ride ani cieptiant inithe parade-an ~±xpeienc sheis caiger!v l<krzi- lvurd tc. A. sarnrw bat iess îpleusap-t 2e- per~cnce. hwe -her. islx horefr e ta co l S' rnie :,t rie Bertranritorieg airedy pbliled ave been îsed ini radia pragraIns. and ndireds 2 clii re nal part4 ýi the ribvewt- te eM'ss XIwrr~ie-'¶n Iand- whos-e -car-eer has. placed hIrn. arnung .AInerica's intelligent a né c~ra eo s thirikers. He is Erneýz< r. 'ttkte z selectior to give :. 1932 llectures on preaching -wa-ý prise this bo.0k. Like his pth1-e7r t analyses of worid problemn';trom tneý li~ius vewpt. His oc c. on the centýa.I themre iL3. ti)n îaf anv ot aur pron m alore we! mav; hope ta-, a w cýo wide sol*utio".n far r:u:~p NEF-W MÀSEFiELD BOOK :11n reloen: tntat a new :ue- *- Iéds Erg!h '.: ar-~-w laureaýte and a :tcisu7o h~Idartled n :hs :u2lt-J n a u-ary .3fo-r a itiur tor. WI FOR BOYS a dir vnnyzr thme w~f be a';a:abLe sor ail bo Tudy-w. b)Y comn all iSt. Lbuis- Dr. Sauer's )(J (f~ale bOok tells ail essential detailÉ in-the cing It citfler * care and feedig (4 infants and chl li fs.aid. dIren, aiîd how to care for them in -expression f 5 ealth and disease. * and precise Tarbeil went to Frace.Juian G(reeni, Paris borin Aierican. wo learni the French mreth- wil()Se introspective revels hiave rin~g iateria1 and present-f galined hIim a reputation in France 'InIi istor.y or biographyý." ýaind.Aierica, lias writtexa anotber Tlheir clarity of forin and book, The Stranige ýRiver,, wilichi- rnay their straight thinkinq prove as popular. as lis Closcd Gar- words attracted me."t den. aùd'Da-k fourney. 'y