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December 1992 Ö Jaargang 6 Nr Ö december 1992 Ö jaargang 6 nr. 4 Ö AU COURA T ISSN· No. 0920·4180 Tijdschrift van de Vereniging van Kranten- en Tijdschriftenverzamelaars VKTV IJ~ dit nummer: oDe dagbladpers in de staten rond het lviichigan-meer o Harry Luce en het onvolprezen magazine Life o Engelstalige kranten in de Baltische staten o Wereldoorlog 11: het eerste kwartaal '43 Just Publi.~eu, Part IV. ol' tbe ILLUSTRATED LONDON :-fEws,.in.. beauti. I'ul Tartan Wrapper, priee 3•. , ONTAINING the whole of the QUEEN'~ VISfT. 1'0 SCOT. o Salverda's zeer C LA:-fD, w,th the I'ollowing spend,d lllustrations:- .., The Koyal Geor.;e Yaeht. \\'ool",ieh Doek Yard- Her èlfajesty's arrival previou, to the embarkalioo for.Seotlaud. Embarkation'o( t.he Queeu for : her northern dllrninions. Her ;,laJesty going on baart! the Royal Geor!Ie. : aktuele rubriek "Over Chopping the Haw."r. Hauling oU' the Coal IJarile. Passing' the :-for •. : Deer Stalkini(" iu the H i~hlands. Tba Tbroae Room, Hol)·.rood Palace, alld Aneient Regalia. View or Dolkeitb, the seat of the Duke of Buccleuch. Portrnit of a Hi~hl.nder in Aacient Costume. Portrait ota Higbland Bag. piper. View of Edinburgh. The Palace of Scoae. Carraa Water •. Vie", verzamelen gesproken" of Euinbur!l'h, (rom the Calton Hili. Ildinbur~h Castie, from the Gra> • •\larket. VIew of Dunkeld. View of Perth,. from Kinnoul' HiU. View of StirlillgCastle, from the Ludies' Rock. '=it. Johu's Chureh, Perth. Traialg.r Sqaare. Nelson'. Column. Grouseshootine: in the ~loornof'Scocland. View of Locb Eme. Ruins on the Island 0[' Deveni.h. St. Paul's, Covenl Garden. o Krantencuriosa Tbe Fashions. The Queen in Edinbur~b, passing the Roral Institutioa. T~e: Doneast.r St. Leger. TheDoncaster ClJp. Buck Sbooting in the Hh:illands. Hcr ~l.jesty leaviIlI( tbe Duche ... of Atholl's. The Queen. enterin!!, Perth .. En· trance int() Duukeld. Taymonth Castle.-Broadsword Dance. Tliymoutb. Castle.-Highland Reel. The Queeu leavillg Perth. He. Majesty·oILboard. (deel 11) uit de Group-Newhaven Fishwomea. The Queen and tbe Prinre viewing " ;,lons Meg." The Queen and Prinee· Alhert leaving Drammond Castie; Map or the Nortb Ra.tern Houndary between. tlle llritish' PosaessioM and the United State.. Currnghmore. Port ..it of the celebrated ~lare, Beeswingo. verzameling Nierynck POrtrait of Lord Pahnerston. Tour of her ~laj.scy in Scotland·:-En!P1'l'. in~s ot' Bevea Triumphal .\rcbes. Tbe Queen und Prinee Albert enteri"\( Taymouth Park. The Queen anu the Prince leaviag 'l'aymouth, nuu pa,.­ iog Kenmore. Her ~lajesty an.d tbe Prince embarKine: on Locb Tay.· Viow ot'Taymouth CastIe, the seat of the ~Iarquis o( Breadalbane. Her Maje'lY o Clubnieuws: ons at Loch Erne Head, changing hor~.. The Ra".1 !large. Step. ere<:led for the Queen's landin" at Ànehmore. Tbe ROI'Iil Party on Loch..'l'a)"... Tbe Queen and Prince Albttrt landing' at Anchmol:e. Auchmore HOll8e, KDIiIl. View of Klllin, from the Brid![e. Gate at Drtlmmond Caftle-Tbe +2uu Hit,hlanders marching out. Portra;t of n Christ Church .Boy. Some,""t lidgeld blijft sinds House--Stamp Otliee. All Souis' Cbureb, Lan:.;ham Pluce. Her ~lnjcsty ilnd Prince Albert at Gruaton Pier, bcsides []lauy otfil::!r engT<1vin~. ~lny be hart, ir ordererl, ol all Booksellers and )lewsmen. ~cparato 'l'armn Wrappers UIa)' be hn.u, price Gd. eacb. jaren ongewijzigd! Office, 108, ~trand. LoNDO/f: Printed. I>y ROBERT P.' LM"" (at Ihe t)ffice n( Palmer ~J, Cln)'tonl, 10, Craue·court: anu puulishutl I>y \\' (LLIA '1 LI'I'f Lt;, .~t 198, Straad, where all commun.icatious are requ.. tctl la ue atl<lrc~.cd.-"Al'Ul!.­ DAGBlAD IN FOCUS DA. Y, Octaber,20, ls-cl, JAVA BODE: DE ENIGE NEDERLANDSTALIGE I{RANT BUITEN EUROPA Au Courant is het verenigingsblad van de chaîné", "Le Monde', "Libération') VKTV en verschijnt eens per drie maanden. van een tekort van 700 miljoen I De Vereniging voor Kranten- en Tijdschriften­ frank. Het gratis advertentieblad verzamelaars stelt zich ten doel de band tussen "Lyon Info' verschijnt al niet kranten- en tijdschriftenverzamelaars te ~~~~:_Het hele bedrijf zou te kOO P verstevigen, het uitwisselen van ruilmateriaal te NIEUWS UIT FRANKRIJK bevorderen en ter zake dienend materiaal aan DRUKKERIJMUSEUM BOVEN KANAAL I in "Le Petit Jour', het blad van In 1986 kreeg het 'Ecomusée de la I de leden door te geven. Als middel daartoe onze Franse zustervereniging Bresse bourguignonne' het idee om dienen: Au Courant en de door VKTV AJOUREP, lezen wij het dagblad "La de voormalige drukkerij van 'L'In­ France" sinds 12 september niet georganiseerde beurzen en excursies. dépendant', een krant die driemaal meer verschijnt. De krant werd te per week verschijnt te Louhans, Bordeaux uitgegeven, maar alleen ongeveer halverwege tussen Lyon en KORRESPONDENTIE-ADRES: nog verspreid in het departement Dijon, voort te zetten als museum. Charente Maritime. Echter niet VKTV Met het conserveren van deze meer I POSTBUS 137 getreurd, want op 14 september dan 100 jaar oude drukkerij werd NL - 8300 AC EMMELOORD kwam er een nieuw dagblad voor in ingehaakt op de in deze streken de plaats. De titel ervan luidt zeer sterke tradities van de eenvoudigweg 'Charente Maritime" , Bestuur: plaatselijke pers. De eerste krant met als subtitel 'Le Journal'. ("Journal de Louhans') verscheen • Drs. Klaas Kornaat (voorzitter) Deze krant verschijnt onder er in 1830, in 1878 gevolgd door Aristide Briand-ring 161,3137 DA Vlaardingen redaktie van "La Nouvelle Répu­ 'L'Indépendant de Sa6ne-et-Loire' Tel. 10/4751209 blique" uit Tours (een flink eind In 1909 verschenen er naast deze • D.J. Oost ra (sekretaris) uit de buurt), een krant die tot beide nog 'L'Echo du Louhannais" de groep van "Sud-Ou~st' uit en "La Démocratie Louhannaise". De Bosporus 6, 8303 WB Emmeloord Bordeaux behoort.- Tel. 5270/98032 Een reeks van fusies en overnames • Mw. A. Oostra-Boelens, penningmeester Krantenmagnaat Tapie wil 'Le heeft sindsdien geleid tot de als • O.M.A. Spronk, Rosmalen. Provençal" (Marseille) terugkopen enig overgebleven "L'Indépendant • W. Löwenhardt, Amsterdam van de beide huidige eigenaren: de du Louhannais et du Jura', als zo­ (oud-voorzitter). weduwe Deferre (heeft er wel oren velen eigendom van Hersant. De naar) en burgemeester Vigouroux oplage bedraagt momenteel ca.7000 , U. Nimmegeers, Antwerpen (wil er niets van weten).- stuks. De oude drukkerij, intussen (oud-voorzitter) . verlaten voor nieuwbouw, staat aan "Nice-Matin" werkt met zijn kleine de Rue des D6danes, een zijstraat Redaktie Au Courant: D.J. Oostra, advertenties samen met "La Stampa" van de Grande Rue· (N78 Lons-le­ U. Nimmegeers, R. Grooten, drs. K. Salverda. van over de grens. Laatstgenoemde Saunier naar Chalon-sur-Sa6ne). Turijnse krant is voor 100% eigen­ Evenwijdig aan de Rue des D6danes dom van FIAT.- loopt een kanaaltje, waar het Lidmaatschap: HU. 35.- per jáar langgerekte gebouw overheen is Uaarabonnement op Au Courant inclusief). Het gratis dagblad 'Journal de gebouwd. Via het kantoor belandt Giro 38q3388 t.n.V. VKTV Emmeloord, Toulouse" heeft de geest gegeven.­ men in de drukkerij: de vijf Lino­ Eurocheque, International Money Order .. Het opinieweekblad 'L'Express" is types staan nog op de zuidelijke haar voormalige abonnés aan het oever, de drie machines waarop de Advertenties in Au Courant: gratis voor leden bestoken: voor FRF 345.= (115 paginagrote platen werd~n vervaar­ gulden) krijgen ze niet alleen een digd staan boven het kanaal, en de ( 1 per nummer), max. 10 regels. Niet - leden: jaarabonnement maar ook een foto­ Duplex Buhler, de paktafel, de HIf.l0,-. Tarieven grotere ruimtes op aanvraag. toestel met een rolletje film. Wie lithopersen en de loodgieterij nog even wacht krijgt misschien I bevinden zich op de noordelijke wel een auto. Het blad werkt nu oever. Wie in de buurt komt moet ONDERGRONDSE MOSKOUSE KRANTEN samen met 'Le Point".- I maar eens gaan kijken.- Verschenen is een ingebonden ver­ (met dank aan Le Petit Journal) zameling herdrukken van de onder­ grondse Moskouse kranten die De oplage "91" (vermoedelijk word~ tijdens de mislukte staatsgreep hier bedoeld die in Parijs) van van 19-21 augustus 1991 zij n "L'Express' is momenteel 567.000, verschenen. Veel gegevens hebben waarmee het blad de leiding heeft we helaas niet: het werk heet 'The over haar concurrenten: 'Le Nouvel' Coup: Underground Moscow New~­ Observateur' volgt met 408.000, papers", de uitgever is genaamd 'Le Point' 306.000 en 'L'Evénement du Jeudi' 212.000.- East View Publications (waar??), NOG EEN WERKUITGAVE en het ISBN no. is 1-879944-01-4. Het gaat niet echt goed met 'Le Het Nederlands Persmuseum lanceer­ (O.M.A. Spronk) Monde', ondanks het 'afvloeien' de op 22 oktober j.l. haar tweede van 10% van de werknemers. De werkuitgave, getiteld: 'Lijst van baten uit advertenties waren in publikaties gedrukt in de periode GEVRAAGD: A.O.-BOEKJES nrs.1-150 '91 zo'n 26% minder dan het jaar dd. 1945-'46, uitgegeven door de vóór 1800, berustend in het Neder­ daarvoor. Om 2 uur 's-middags lands Permuseum? Deze lijst is van Stichting I.V.I.O. Alles is wel­ verschijnt de krant in een oplaag kom, informatie en één of meer de hand van museum-medewerkster van 180.000 stuks. Er wordt zwaar Susanne Gabriëls. Bestellingen boekjes. Vroeger veel gebruikt in gestudeerd op een "continu editie' documentatiecentra van scholen en kunnen worden gericht aan de die de hele dag door zou moeten Stichting Het Nederlands Pers­ bibliotheken. DHr. B.J.Janssen, verschijnen.- "De Boekenboet" , Luttik Oudorp museum, Cruquiusweg 31, 1019 AT AMSTERDAM, tlf. 020-6685866. 108, 1811 MZ ALKMAAR, tlf. 072- Er schijnt desondanks een nieuwe 159933, b. g . g. 128607. Franse kwaliteitskrant in voor­ AANGEBODEN: dubbele exemplaren bereiding te zijn, deze keer in van 'AU COURANT': jaarg.1 no.1, 2, INDONESISCHE PERSGESCHIEDENIS samenwerking met "La Repubblica" 3; jrg.2 no.1 en 2, jrg.2 no.4.
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