Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-15

Norton (Penn)-Thrllllng adVen-
lures in. Maryland, Bermuda and
London in the 18th century.
"Airmen of the Amazon" by
Frederic Nelson Litten Dodd.
Mea6-Swift-paced, dramatic story
of adventure In the air over Brazil
"A Recruit for Abe Lincoln" by
Maribelle Cormack (Appleton-Cen-
tury)-Adventure- in the Civil War.
THE Dragon Ship" by William
S. Resnick Coward cCann)-Ad-
venture in America in the days of
the Vikings.
who Goes to the Wood" by Fay
Inchfawn (Winston)-Fanciful story
of Duck, Mouse, Reddy Fox and
Whatever-I WAS, beautifully illus
trated by Diana Thorne.
"Gunsmith's Boy" by Herbert
Best (Winston)-The battle of Cold
Brook, N. Y, against hunger in
"1800-and- starveto -death," a ~
month winter.
"Cinder Ike" by Hope Newell
misunderstanding story Of boy
and girl and fairy named Cinder
Ike.
Allan and Brenda on a Clipper"
by Joyce Newbill Martin (HebberO
Adventures on an airplane bound
from San Francisco to Honolulu.
Adventure for Allison" by Eliz-
abeth Howard Gothrop)-Adven-
lures of pair of runaways.
THE Perilous Island" by Frederic
Arnold Hummer CWinston)-Mys-
terry in the Aleutians.
Under the Little Fir" by Eliza
beth Yates (Coward-Mc Cann)
richly imaginative stories"
Benny and Buster Bug" by Har-
vey L. Hannah Dorrance)-Two
little bugs who go places and do
things.
1.-The Doll Who Came Alive" by
Enys Tregarthen day - Jyd
Trewerry, 8-year-old Dutch girl,
loves her doll 80 hard" that it
comes alive to make an engaging
fairy story.
"Cowbells for Forget-Me-Not," by
Helon Condor (Nelson)-Rosi, 6,
and Marti, 8, come from Switzerland
to live on farm in Michigan. For
get-Me-Not is a calf the older child
receives as birthday gift.
Mystery on the Mississippi" by
Maristan Chapman (Appleton-
Century, -Exciting adventure yarn
involving Nazi spies VS.. the FBI.
Non-FictiOn.
"Hoosier Boy" by Minnie Belle
Mitchell (Bobbs, MerrilD-The boy
hood Of James Whitcomb Riley, IA
nous Indiana poet.
ALEC Hamilton by Helen Boyd
Higgins (Bobbs- MerrilD The boy
hood of the first Secretary of the
Treasury.
David Glasgow Farragut," by
William o. Stevens tDodd, Mead
The story Of Americas first ad-
miral.
Young stonewall," by Helen A..
Monsell (Bobbs- MerrilD-The boy
hood of the great Confederate
general.
George Washington, Boy Lead
err" by Augusta Stevenson (Bobbs-
MerrilD-The author OF ABE Lin
coin, Frontier Boy" Ben Franklin,
Printers Boy and candy Jackson,
Boy Soldier" turns her attention to
our first Presidents boyhood.
when I Grow Up I'll Be a
Nurse" by Lillian Rifkin Oothrop)
Nursing as a career for girls.
"One Life to Lose" by Amy Hoge-
boom and John Ware Hothrop)-
The story of Nathan Hale.
Martha Washington" by Alice
Curtis Desmond Dodd, Mead-The
story Of Mrs. George Washington,
first first lady of our land.
Here Come the Marines!" by Al
exander Griffin CHowell, Soskin-
The story of the United States Ma
rine Corps from Tripoli to Wake
Island.
Mostly Pictures.
1.-THE Little Golden Books" by
various authors (Simon & Schuster)
A series for very young children,
including these titles: 1.-THE Alpha
bet From A to T." Prayers for
Children" Fairy Tales" Mother
Goose" Baby Book" 1.-THE Animals
of Farmer JONES'" THE Little Pig
gy," 1.-The Little Red Hen," Three
Little Kittens" Nursery Songs"
THE Poky Little Puppy" and Bed
time Stories"
1.-THE Little Green Island" by JOS
ephine Balfour Payne and Joan Bal
four Payne putnam s)--A cat ma
rooned on a desert island.
"Pepita Bonita" by Alan Crane
(Nelson)-A little pelican gets lost
and has an accident.
Danny Decoy," by John Held, jr.
(Barnes)-The adventures OF decoy
duck.
Also for the Very Young.
"The Little Hunchback Horse"
by Ireene Wicker (Putnam's)-The
Singing Lady" here presents a
story that long has been favorite
Of the children of Russia.
Little Boy Lost in Brazil" by
Kurt Wiese (Dodd, Mead.
Mike the Monk" by Dudley Nor
ris Putnam's).
Speedy, the Hook and Ladder
Truck" by Edith Thatcher Hurd and
Clement Hurd Gothrop).
Peter Is Sweeter," by Marian and
Wilma Cannon Uothrop).
"Angleworms on Toast" by Mac
Kinlay Kantor and Kurt Wiese
(Coward-McCann).
"1uiy," by Robert Doyle and
Frank ]. Scherschel (Simon L.
Schuster).
THE Rabbit Who Had Four Lucky
Feet" by Kathryn and Byron Jack
son (Simon & Schuster).
Christmas Stories.
The Night Before Christmas" by
Clement Clarke Moore (Winston).
Six famous stories by famous au-
thors doubleday. Doran)-"Christ-
mas in Marblehead, by Stuart
Cloete; 1.-THE Gift of the Magi," by
O. Henry; The Legend OF the
Christmas Rose" by Selma Lager
lof; The Tree That Didn't Get
Trimmed" by Christopher Morley;
AT Christmas All Bells Say the