The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-07
New Books At The Library


 [ Chamot and Mason-This handbook gives the principles and use of mi- croscopes and accessories and phy- sical methods for the study of chem ical problems. Some of the many subjects covered are: Optical sys- tenn of the microscope; metallo- graphic microscopes; methods of preparing materials; chemical cry- stallography; determination of re- fractive indices of liquids and solids.
 Plastic Working of Metals: E. V. Crane-Two new chapters, one on types of metal working presses and one on the means of combining op- erations in >tooling automatically fed presses have been added to this new edition along with the tables of properties and other tabular data. Advertising Medic: Ben Duffy Here is comprehensive and prac- tical treatment of the selection of advertising media. Such subjects as the comparative advantages of mag azine and newspapers; how to make profitable use of business and trade papers; the effect of color on ad- vertising results; how to buy radio time and build a radio audience, are all covered in this one volume. Salesmanship Ca short course) Harold Haas-The material present. cd in this book Is based on class room methods and on principles, of selling that have been long in use. It will be most helpful to those who cannot attend regular classes and who are willing to supplement fur ther readings to this study. An ex- cellent bibliography of both books and periodical material Is included in the book.
 You Can Design: Who'd Reiss- The author starts with random scrawls and leads the reader from simple abstract designs to flower. bird and animal patterns. Cembi- nations of motifs are progressively treated from black and white through various grays to color. The methods, intended to teach creative design, regardless of the students l previous knowledge of art, have been employed by the author for several years in group instruction.
 Speed and Fun With Figures: Sloane-Gathered in this one book are the best and most simple and practical methods of quick calcula- ton developed by master mathe- maticians, all the quick fool proof methods of shortening long compu- tations, all the handy ways to "see answer" The last third of the book has some brain teasers which will be most entertaining.
 c. P. A. Problems and Questions: Taylor and Miller-A second edition of a book which has always been most popular. The purpose of this book Is to fill the needs of candi- dates for the c. P. A. certificate and to meet the requirements of advanced accounting students. The problems have been taken from the examinations given in various states. oto-Lithographers Manual: w. E. Soderstrom-A really comprehen- sive manual covering q multitude of subjects, processes and technical de- tails and fundamentals of photog- raphy along with valuable selling aids and suggestions and manage ment information.
 The Key to Your New House: Cyril Veinott-DeScriptions, data and diagrams for eighteen major types of fractional horse power elec- tric motors for practical use by all concerned with the design, manu- facture, use or repair of these mo- tors. The book tells what kinds are available. what makes them run and what they vii ldo. also how to re- pair, rewind and reconnect them.
 Planning the Little House: Alice Waueh-A new and thoroughly up- to-date approach to the problem of designing and building the small house. This book tells the most de- sirable features to achieve and the things to avoid. It covers building lots, judging and making plans for the one, one and half and two story houses. material and construc- ton estimating. Over lA4 plans and illustrations.
 Combinations: Replaceme n t: Gifts:
 British Empire Trade Index le38- 1889. Business Directories Ltd; Di- rectory of New England Manufac- turers, 1889: Proceedings of the Sev- enth International Management Congress: Plating and Finishing Guide Book. 1889. Metal Industry Publishing Co.,: Modern Shop Prac- tice, Vols. l-3-5-7. American Techni- cal Society; Reagent Chemicals and Standards, Rosin; Plans of Farm Buildings, U. s. Government, De- partment of Agriculture.