The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-02
BOOKS IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE
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Arabic
 Aleback Albkla-The soul of tn, painter.
 Nasib Arithia-The secrets of thu Russian royal palace.
 Assad Degar-Cleopatra.
 Nageab Haddad-Sahal Fl Deon. Calad Hamssi-The woman of thu red hand.
 Emir Joseph shabib-The girl O Andeles.
 A. E. P. B. Weigall-Love in th' desert.
 George zeidan-The strife O lovers.
 Milly Dandolo-E caduta unt donna.
 Paola Drigo-Fine d'anno.
 Andrea Majocchi--Vita al chi rurgo,
 D. B. Traverse GID segreto dc Bosco Vecchio.
 Lithuanian
 D. T. Boczkauskas-Tukstantl Naktu ir Viena.
 A. Miluko-AmerikoS Lietuvil Kronika, lSe2-ls9S.
 Kazys Puida-ApysakoS.
 Valgiu gaminimas ir narnu pri Ziurejimas.
 Vidunas-Musu Uzdavinis. T. Visniauckas--Tris Keleiviai. Children's Books
 The magician, Alexander-Th Magic Show Book.
 Boris Artzybasheff-Seven Sim cons; 6 Russian tale untold.
 Mary Austin-The train book illus. by Milo Winter.
 Dora Aydelcotte-Green gravel Illus. by James Daugherty.
 Alfred Bates-The gardeners sec ond year; perennials and bulbs.
 W. L. Beauchamp and others Science stories. book 3.
 M. L. Recker--First adventures ir reading.
 Richard 1ennett-Shawneen ane the gander,
 Jeanne 1lock--One, two three, learn to count.
 Arna 1ontemps-Sad-faced boy; illus. by Virginia Lee Burton. J. o. Bowman-Pecos Bill the greatest cowboy of all time; pictures by Laura 1annon.
 Madeline Brandeis-The little Dutch tulip girl.
 Madeline Brandeis-The little Swiss wood-carver.
 F. L. Brock-DruSilla.
 M. G. Bruce-CircuS ring.
 Gertrude Smith Buckland-Let'i give a play.
 Gertrude Smith Buckland - Building America; illus. studies ol modern problems.
 H. F. Bunn-Trailer tracks.
 Wendell and Lucie Chapmar1-- Beaver pioneers.
 Maribelle Cormack--Wind of tht Vikings; e tale of the Orkney Isles Gilbert Cousland-My little farm friends.
 Gertrude Crownfield-King's par don; Illus. by Walter Pyle.
 A. T. Curtis-A frontier girl ol Pennsylvania. Alice Dalgleish-Long Live thu king; c story book of English kns' and queens.
 Julia Davis--No other white men Muriel Denison--Susannah; a nt' tic girl with the rliounties.
 Eleanor Doorly--The insect man. Alfred E. Emerson and Eleanor Fish--Termite city.
 Myfanwy Evans-No rubbish here Helen Evers and Alfred Evers-- Copy.kitter. J. B. Gemmill--Joan wanted kitty.
 Girl Scouts of America - Cir Scouts proficiency badge require ments and special awards, 1884.
 c. H. Grant--The hels of a gale illus. by Paul Quinn.
 E. A. Hart--The runaway; 6 Vic torian story for the youth.
 E. II. Hay-Happy days In Hol land.
 Iney Hogan--Nicodemus and Pc tunia.
 Stanton Hope-SmugglerS gai lows.
 Lillie B. and Arthur Q. North lOi things for the little folks to do. F. o. Jones--Ragman of Paris ai1' his ragamuffins.
 Isabel Juergans-Wigwam an Warpath. M. G, Kains-Adventures in gar dening for boys and girls.
 R. H. Kiernan-Lawrence c i Arabia.
 Eleanor King and Pessels Wellme Insect people.
 R. A. Knight-A friend in tn | dark; the story of a seeing eye dog.
 Clara Lambert-Talking wires. Gertrude Landa--Jewish fairy ta!s | and legends, by Aunt Naomi" Josephine Sanger Lau --Cheeky. pairie dog. pictures by Kurt Wies | M. II. Lee-Marcos; q mounta' boy of Mexico. ! fs4s.. falxt. t..aa