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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08

the community and VIC sa-calod ,ehtnne ~ the "a
Dor movement Rev llr llil en3aensd laUg with Ira-
cy Doll and Slanicy anak et-r W leaders,. Both
coorcd sections Of the city with Boan uavr in this re-
spec
STILL COUNCIL HEAD
Top in tho council race George Edwards,
who for the second time elected president Of the
council despite WIDESPREAD smear campaign that
expected to into his vote nc poled 26O,500 votes
Elected along With Edward th CONNIE Council
were Louis & MiriaH. 256.13o vote harirs II Edge
comb 222 ~ Charles . Oa man 2l5.1la. William A.,
ComStock 2e6,729: Leo = NoVit| 1S9S67 pe g..
smith, lS1I05 John a k~a'k. l129ol and James H.
tsee CANDIDATES. p. A
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08
EIREMEN MEET

The seventh national con-
ference of Negro tllcmcn, brake,
men. and swltchmen will be
held in jacksonville. Fla on
Dec. . and 3. il was announced
this week by A. Philip Randolph,
chairman Of the Brotherhood OF
Sleeping Car Porters
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08
81 Was Stabbed By My Woman:
Saws Man Who Dies
After Alteration

and then pulled out his knife.
She took the knife from him
and stabbed him several times.
Witnesses including William
il nngan. 80 Of 2044 Spting-
cells, confirmed the woman s
cory. He said that he saw Harris
mock her down and draw out
Us knife
She is being held on : charge
~ investigation " fclonloua as
ult
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08
Teen-ager Terrorizes Neighborhood
A Blueprint Combat Commu nism
Committee Urges Vigorous
Action For Civil Liberties

The the President Civil Rights Committee widely appued last
a
agail. .ommmnL. EascLt nlLrann Amercan LLc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08
RACE ADVISOR IN
DEFENSE CHOSEN

WASHINGTON. d. c.
James c. Evans was appointed
this week as advisor on Ne
gro affairs 10 Secretary OF
Defense James v. Forresisl.
Evans will continue in his
present position as acting
civilian aide 10 the Secre-
tarY for the Army.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08
Mother sacks Coed
tVlcted From Home

NEW YoRK.-The mother
University Of Wisconsin
s.so who was svicied from
NJ NJ rooming house because q
Vic student escorted her
s sorns stood solidlY behind her
sshier. I respect my
laughter Laughter fer her stand against
s .sslel determination. I don't
:, with whom she associates
s.. 'ons as she leads a clean
A,ssnl NE. said Mrs. Nathan
''Hander Of Manhattan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08

tsee CANDIDATES. P. a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08

See I 81. p -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08

etfr1es Comedies Defeat In Mayoralty Race
FATHER DIVINE
errTs $4,000

NrW YOHK.-An out OF
~, settlement has been
eo . between Father Di-
r. and the heirs OF Mrs.
NV Sheldon Lyon. who
w. eoniesiing her bequesi
= her residuarY estate 10 the
VI, leader. Under the settle.
a., Divine will get $4,000
ior Two missions
Evening star., 1947-07-27

10 AID TO RHYME. BY Bessie g: Red
L. field. The complete, handy-size
rhvming dictionary. A most useful refer
ence work, in clear type. 625 pages. Pub.
at $3.50. NOW 96e
On THE CURTAIN RISES, BY r. W.
@O' and l.. D. Masters. A collection OF
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designed especially for amateur dramatic
groups. Illustrated. Pub. at $3.50
NOW CSC
~ wE1snERs FATHER. BY Albert
@A' Parry. The adventures OF Yankee
at Tsar Nicholas court. The American
engineer husband of the famous "por-
trait" and the father of the witty painter
who went to Russia to build railroad.
With contemporary drawings. Puo. at
$3.50 NOW 98e
- THE STORY OF WOODROW WILL
@~' SON. BY Ruth Cranston This book
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in a single volume. Other writer's nave
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with his fight for the League OF Nations:
with the league achievements after he dieo.
But Ruth Cranston is the first biographer
into a single narrative. Was $3.50.
NOW 9Se
u CLEAR THE TRACKs-The Story OF
@o' An Old-Time Locomotive Engineer BY
Joseph Bromley. Lots of grand railroad
stuff in this railroaders humorous and nos
talgic account. Illustrated. Pub. at s2.75.
'''s NOW oSe
III FOREVER CHINA. BY Robert Payne.
~T' This long, rich book reveals China
It's art, literature and ways OF living
through the eyes OF an artist. 573 pages
pub, at $3.50 NOW oSe
1s MARXIsM. An Autopsy. BY Henry
~o' Bamford Parkes. His book Is sane
crtique, an Interpretation by a historian
who is sympathetic to the humane ideals OF
those who are Marxists. 1t shows clearly
where and why theory and practice have
parted company. It is a provocative treat
ment, challenging to every politically
minded reader of whatever shade OF opinion.
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hh ALABAMAs TRAGIC DECADE. BY
oo' j. w. Du Bose and j. K. Greer. Rap
idly moving story of Alabama from the end
of the Civil War until ten years later and
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h7 SOUTH AMERICA CALLED THEM
W. Explorations of the Great Naturalists.
La Condamine, Humboldt Darwin, Spruce
BY Victor Wolfgang Won Hagen. The four
scientists who opened up South America
Illustrated with contemporary prints Pub
at s3.75 NOW Sl,69
~ BRIDGES AND THEIR BUILDERS
W. BY David B. Steinman and Sara Ruth
Watson. The inspiring story Of bridges
from the beginnings of history to the pres
ent day, and of the men who dreamed and
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40 DISCOVERY-Th Story of the Sec
W. ond Byrd Antarctic Expedition. BY
Richard E. Byrd. This big book. crammed
with scientific fact and human interest,
takes you to the frozen region with Admiral
Byrd on his history making expedition for
the United States government. With "a
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in Little America, etc. Pub. at S3.75. '-.';
NOW S1.6o
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All SALES
FINAL

I MODS AND BECKS, BY Franklin P.
L. Adams, Here Is the best of his columns
and poems, his articles and criticisms-ex-
cerpts from the New Yorker, from the inti-
mate DIARY of Our Own Samuel Pepys,
his famous Coming Tower OF the Herald
Tribune and the Post. Was 81. NOW 49e
> FRE1GHTER HOLIDAY. BY Fay Orr.
80 Here Is the story Of an American girl
who took freghter holiday in the Car1b-
bean, seeing fewer cathedrals and more
natives than can possibly be escaped or
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NOW 49e
2 YOU ARE YOUNGER THAN YOU
~ THINK. BY Dr. Martin Gumpert. A
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to increased health and happiness in the
longer second half of life. Was S2.75
NOW 4oe
. 4 ON A NOTE OF TRIUMPH: BY Nor
man Corwin. Norman Corwins first ex-
pertinent with the translation of a radio
work into form expressly intended for the
eve An innovation In book-making. Was
$3.50. NOW 49e
< PEOPLE ON OUR SIDE. BY Edgar
o' Snow. The engroesing story Of the forces
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The Pattern of Soviet Power and Red Star
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4 BETTER SPEECH FOR YOU: CThe
~ Practical Englishs Refresher.) BY Daniel
. Fpinton ph d Former associate prO-
fessor of Oral English, Army Specialized
Training Program at Texas College of Arts
and Industries. Former head of the Eng
lish work at the Coast Guard Preparatory
School, washington. D. c.. and of the Studio
for Better Speaking. New York City. For
merly with the School of Education at New
York University. Also lecturer for the Coun-
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NOW 4oe
Evening star., 1947-07-27

II CONTINENTS END: A Collection of
California Writing. Edited by Joseph
Henry jackson. Rich and varied is the
land OF California. This magnificent COL
lection Of modern California writing catches
as no work Of one single author could do
the multiplicity and variety of that life
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~ THE SHIP OF FLAME-A Saga of
the South Seas. BY william s. Stone
A great Tahitian legend beautifully told and
illustrated in color and black and white by
the Russian artist. Nicolas Mordvinoff.
Very fine book-making. 82xll1s inches.
Pub. at $3.50. NOW $l.98
20 ORIENTALS. BY Ernst Rathenau
An album (83.xl1A inches) of more
than so fine, large-scale photographs Of the
native people of India, Malaga, Bali and
China. Inspiring text edited by Horst
Pub at IS. NOW Sl.eS
Q0 THEsAURUS OF THE ARTS. BY
wv Albert E. Wier. Complete one-vol-
ume reference on all the arts $500 refer
ences on Music. Drama, Radio, Television
Movies, Literature, Painting, Sculpture
Architecture and Ballet. Pub. at S.
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~ AN INNER sANCTUM MYSTERY
1f' PACKAGE. For Your Summer Read
ing. Three of the best. All Over But the
Shooting by Richard Powell. The Big
Midget Murders by Craig Rice and The Case
of the Baker Street Irregulars by Anthony
Boucher. All three books for less than the
price of one. Were 50 each. NOW ST .98
% BELIEVE 1T OR NOT. This is Ripley's
co. big book, 1t contains all of the mate
rial of his two books which originally sold
for s4. Its pages are crammed with legion
of fantastic facts about the world we live In.
Was sl35. NOW 9Se
90 AND HE SAT AMONG THE ASHES
~ Biography of Louis M. Eilshemus. BY
william Setback. This courageous American
painter worked increasingly and fought the
sneers of the academicians until acclaim
was his at the age of almost 10. With SO
full page reproductions of his remarkable
pictures. Pub. at So. NOW ST
Evening star., 1947-07-27

~ DEAD MEN DO TELL TALES-Ad-
We venture and Exploration in Ethiopia.
BY Byron de Prorok. True racy adventures
in archaeology that will rival anything in
Rider Haggard" With on-the-spot photos
Of natives. Pub. at SITS. NOW ST, 40
h2 DIANA THORNE'S DOGS. so of this
we great animal artists original drawings
arranged in "a large color plates COAX
1870 suitable for framing. A prize posses
sion for every dog lover. Pub at $3.50.
NOW SI.49
IN THROUGH HE'LL AND HIGH
W. WATER-By Members of the Explor-
ers Club. Edited by Seward S. Cramer.
Breath taking tales of true adventures in
the four corners Of the globe by Lowell
Thomas, Roy Chapman Andrews, Father
Hubbard, Gregory Mason and other ex-
rlorers. Pub. at $3 NOW Sl.4o
* HISTORIC RESTORATIONS OF THE
oo' DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN
REVOLUTION. BY Lewis Darlington. Stories
and legends of the famous old buildings
restored and preserved through the efforts
of the D. A. r. With many fine photos. Pub.
at $3.50. NOW Sl.69
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IN WASHINGTON AND THE REV.
'0' OLUT1ON. BY Bernhard Knoll
lenberg. Throws new light on the first
four critical years of the American Revo-
luton and on the character of George
Washington. Pub. at So. NOW 9Se
II THOMAS JEFFERSON: WORLD
CITIZEN. BY Senator Ebert D.
Thomas. A sound and profound portrait
of the great Democrat as an ir1ternation-
al statesman. Based on Jefferson's public
and private statements on democracy.
religion, agriculture and foreign affairs.
Pub at s275. NOW CSC
y AMERICA MARCHES PASTA
Pictorial Review of America
Through the Years. BY George w. Bonte.
Presenting a graphic record of Ameri-
can history from prehistoric times to the
present Hundreds of extraordinary IL
lustrations. historically accurate, with
explanatory text describing all the re-
markable incidents in our history. s"xl2'.
Pub at $3.50. NOW S1.98
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2 LONG. LONG AGO. BY Alexander
% Woollcott. A collection of Woollcotts
own writings in the style of While Rome
Burns. Stories sketches, anecdotes and
personalities from the decade OF the Town
Crier's greatest popularity. Oliver Wendell
Holmes Katherine Cornell George Bernard
Shaw, Orson Welles, George Gershwin and
many others are represented. Pub. at s275
NOW Sc
O NATIONAL GALLERY SUPPLEMENT.
- Edited by the staff of Art News full
page color reproductions and 103 black and
white A beautiful volume of illustrations
and text describing SO of the new additions
to the Kress Collection in the National
Gallery, Washington D. c. Size 914x124.
Special 69c
IN GEORGE B1DDLEs WAR DRAW.
AO' INGS. This is his pictorial diary Of
the war. stirring historic document con-
tanning twelve full color pages and about
one hundred drawings reproduced In black
and white. with long running captions writ
ten by the artist. Was S3 NOW 69e
II OUR NE1GHBORS, THE CHINESE.
AI' BY Vaughan White In the shrinking
world of today the Chinese-once the re-
mote and tabled people of storv-book land
are indeed our neighbors. and more and
more Americans want to understand their
culture, their customs, their aspirations and
their leaders Vaughan White who has
spent great part of her life in China. is
well equipped to make you acquainted with
the Chinese of today. Was $2.75. NOW 69e
- VIRGINIA BORN PRESIDENTS. Ad-
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unwilling the busts of Virginia born Presi-
dents at Old Hall of the House of Delegates,
Richmond, Virginia. Compiled under the
auspices of and with an introduction by the
Honorable Jno Garland Pollard, Governor
of Virginia. (Souvenir Edition..
NOW CSC
- A WOODCUT MANUAL. BY J. J.
Io' Lankes. 81 illustrations. A practical
handbook on the art and technique OF the
woodcut. by a recognized master. Chapters
on tools. materials. engraving, cutting, press
and color printing Was $139. NOW oSc
III PROTECT YOURSELF. BY Brooks
A'' Mendell. 300 illustrations. practical
system of lf-defense for men and women.
Here is the answer to jiujitsu, muggling and
all other forms of physical attack, illustrated
with detailed explanatory captions. Pub at
sa7s. 9Se
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X THE JEsU1Ts OF THE MIDDLE
@o' UNITED STATES. BY Gilbert j.
Garraghan, 81. PhD.. Research Profes-
sor of History, Loyola University. In this
monumental work, Father Garraghan
has written the authentic story OF the
achievements of the Society Of Jesus in
this area. Complete photography and
excellent maps. Indispensable to all
students of America. Over 1000 pages.
Limprematur. Set of 8 volumes. Pub.
at sis. NOW S5.95
Evening star., 1947-07-27

Q1 THE BOOK OF THE THOUSAND
NIGHTS AND A NIGHT. Trans
lated and annotated by Richard r.
Burton. Profusely illustrated. This is
the famous edition of Burton's Arabian
Nights, privately printed by the Burton
Club, which is regarded as the only
complete, authoritative and satisfactory
edition. Is magnificent volumes. 5000
pages eAxsh inches Privately printed.
Pub at $1,000.
The 1s-volume set 44,5o
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= ART IN FEDERAL BUILDINGS. "A
unique and Unusually stimulating
book. It's remarkable contents have not
lists and architects but also a general
Importance for the public at large Was
$40. NOW S4.eS
Evening star., 1947-07-27

~ SHORT HISTORY OF ART. BY Julia
o' B. DeForest The famous standard
work on art completely revised and brought
up to date by the distinguished art critic,
Charles Henry Caffin With 2S9 new half
tone illustrations. Over $50 pages, printed
on white coated paper. Pub. at $3.50.
NOW $40
32 SAN FRANCIsco's LITERARY
we FRONTIER By Franklin Walker
Rich and colorful story OF the writing that
came out of San Francisco between the
Gold Rush OF 1849 and the coming Of the
railroad In 1869, with sketches of Bret
Harte, Mark Twain. Joaquin Miller Am
brose Bierce and over 100 other figures
illustrated. Pub. at S.. NOW S2.oS
Qd Carl MELCHERs, PAINTER. With
foreword by Henriette Lewis-Hind
50 full page reproductions Of the nudes
Landscapes. portraits and other warmly
robust paintings of this great contemporary
American artist With frontispiece re-
produced In full color Pub. at $40
NOW S2.os
QS NORTH. EAST, SOUTH. WEST; A
Regional Anthology OF American writ
ing General Editor, Charles Lee. New
England, Sarah Cleghorn; Middle Atlantic,
Edwin Seaver: The South, Struthers Burt;
Middle West. A. c. spectorsky; The West
Joseph Henry jackson. A glance at the
names Of few OF the contributors to this
generous treaspry Is convincing evidence
of the delight to be found in the pages
of this book. Was S375. NOW 81. 90
Pk PORTRAIT OF AMERICA Preface
o"' by Bernard Devote. Edited by Aines
Crane, Ranging from Maine trout stream
to a Mississippi crossroads and San Fran
ciscos Chinatown, following the seasons
from June In New York to New Years Eve
in the Ozarks-here is an exciting, living
portrait of America. Was $40.
NOW S4.o5
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40 THOREAU-REPORTER OF THE
TO- UNIVERSE A delightful selection OF
his writings about nature. Illustrated with
his own drawings and map of his familiar
walks around Concord. Edited by Bertha
Stevens Pub. at $3.50. NOW S1,t
Evening star., 1947-07-27

AZ MANNERS AND MORALS OF
Tue BUSINESS. BY Max Radin. An
outspoken American thinker puts
searchlight on business, past and present.
Pub at $3.50. NOW ST
NJ BRANCH BANKING: It's Histort-
re cal and Theoretical Position in
America and Abroad. BY John NJ. Chap
man and Ray B. Westerfeld. This book
presents an authoritative discussion OF
this entire subject by two acknowledged
experts in the field. Was $3.50. NOW 98e
Evening star., 1947-07-27

- FRONTIERS OF ENCHANTMENT:
~ An Artists Adventures in Africa. BY
William r. Leigh. Nobody has ever written
book about Africa like Mr. Leigh's. In
words and pictures he portrays the artists
Africa and puts In the hand Of everyone
who reads Frontiers of Entertainment por-
ton of living continent. Was So,
NOW S1.oS
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20 POLITICS AND MORALS. BY Bene-
"/' detto Croce. The political creed Of the
famous philosopher-his dynamic concep-
ton of liberty, of liberalism and of the
relation of individual morality to the State
Pub at So. NOW 81
IN THE WEALD OF YOUTH. BY Steg-
To' fried sassoon. The Distinguished
poets memories Of the England before the
two world wars-the England of cricket
and steeplechasing, Of music and art and
wit. Pub. at s275. NOW ST
NJ HARRIET BEECHER STOWE. BY
H. Catherine Culbertson. A brilliant biog-
raphy of the author of that literary atom
bomb, Uncle Toms Cabin. Pub at SO.
NOW ST
~ RECOGNITION OF ROBERT FROST
'~' BY Richard Thornton. The best article
about Frost and his poetry. by Colun1,
Kreymborg, Morley, Auden and others. Pub.
at $3.50. NOW 81
N THE LETTERS OF JOHN FISKE.
'o' Edited by his daughter. Ethel F. Fiske.
Distinguished 18th Century American his
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III THE FEMININE FIFTIEs. BY Fred
~ Lewis Pattee. The influence of women
writer's in the 1S5os. amusingly told. Many
portraits. Pub at So NOW 81
* NAPOLEON IN REVIEW. BY George
'o' Gordon Andrews 10 lively. studies of
Bonapartes career and character. Pub at
So. NoWSl
Evening star., 1947-07-27

TX WINTER HARBOR. BY Bernice
I've Richmond. How the author and
her husband have made their home in
rockbound lighthouse off the Maine coast
is q story of an adventure in happiness.
Illustrated with photos. Pub. at $3.50.
NOW 8oc
II THE LAND OF PREsTER JOHN
A Chronicle of Portuguese Explora-
ton. BY Elaine Sanceau. The Story OF
Portugals attempt to conquer and con-
vert Abyssinia is highlighted by fabulous
tales of that extraordinary era. Pub.
at s275. NOW Sl.29
10 PINE, STREAM AND PRAIRIE
Ao' Wisconsin and Minnesota in Pro-
file. BY James Gray Rich and colorful
book on the mining, hunting and fishing
in the Badger and Gopher States, and
how their citizens work. think, create,
play and argue. With photos. Pub. at
s375. - NOW ST 80
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* A WALL TO PAINT ON. BY lone
Ao' Robinson "a pages of illustrations.
Intimate and charming story of an exciting
personality. one of Americas most interest
ing young painters Here is the full color
of the arts of our time and beh1ndthe-
scenes view of the important people in the
world of art-Diego de Rivera, Orozco, John
Dewey, Steichen, Liam OFlaherty, Frank
Lloyd Wright, etc. Publ at $3.75. 9Sc
Evening star., 1947-07-27

27 OLD LONDON. BY E. F. Benson.
~ The spirit and feeling of old Lon
don is caught in these enchanting stories
by the distinguished English novelist.
Decorations by Reginald Binch, Pub. at
IS. Vols NOW S2.4o
20 ETERNAL LONDON. BY Jack
oo' Frost. Charming sketches of Plea
dilly Circus, Trafalgar Square. London
Bridge and all the other favorite scenes,
buildings and monuments of London,
with characteristic captions. Pub at 81.
NOW S1,l9
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40 ALASKA CHALLENGE. BY Bill and
'/' Ruth Albee. thrilling two-year
honeymoon journey through the trackless
wilderness of British Columbia to Alaska.
With many photographs. Pub at So.
NOW Sl.le
SO THE LIFE AND TIMES OF JOHN
oV' SEBASTIAN BACH. BY Hendrix
Willem Van Loon. short biography of the
greatest musician of the 18th Century
written and profusely illustrated by one Of
the most distinguished writer's Of our time.
Was $3.50. NOW 81 70
S1 THE DUCKS CAME BACK. BY S.
oA' Kip Harrington. jr. This handsome
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ton was increased three-fold in eight years.
With chapters on banding. census, COM
ments on the sport. etc. Illustrated by the
great painter of wild fowl Lynn Bogue Hunt,
plus 81 pages of photographs. Pub. at S..
NOW Sl.29
- CONTEMPORARY SOUTHERN
o~' PROSE. Edited by r. c. Beatty and
w. P. Fidler. 6o0-page anthology of south
ern life and letters, including work by
Thomas Wolfe Stark Young, Wilbur Daniel
Steele, Faulkner, Caldwell and Rawlings.
Pub. at $3.50. NOW Sl.2e
e PRAIRIE CITY. BY Angie Debo. The
"o' whole epic sweep of American history
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II SIR RICHARD BURToN's WIFE BY
"'' Jean Burton A biography of one of
kt,n 1f,s1 1f+ +In
tury and of her famous husband, explorer
and translator of the immortal Arabian
Nights. Photos and prints. Pub. at So.
NOW sl.29
* D'AULNOY'S FAIRY TALES. The
oO' fairy tales of the Countess d'Aulnoy,
after having delighted old and" young for
nearly two hundred years, are now, strange
to say, for the first time presented to the
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NOW S1.29
* PROGRESS IN MEDICINE. BY Iago
o"' Galdston The human. dramatic story
of the amazing developments in medicine
from the discovery of microbes to the new
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NOW S1.4e
S7 CARDINAL OF sPAIN-The Life and
Strange Career of Alberoni BY Simon
Harcourt-Smith. Lively biography Of the son
Of an Italian gardener who became absolute
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at $3.50. NOW ST, 40
81 JOSEPH LISTER-Father OF Modern
w. Surgery. BY Rhoda Truax The life
story of the famous physician who brought
antiseptfcs into general use and made scien-
tifc surgery possible and of his struggle to
get his discoveries generally adopted. Pub.
at $3.50. NOW SI.4o
Evening star., 1947-07-27

ID THE ADVENTURES OF BARON
MUNCHAUSEN. With 100 Illus
trations by Dore This Is a book for all
with young heart, no matter what their
age. Was s3.75. NOW SI.98
* LEO TOLSTOY: Stores and Le-
'o' genda. Illustrations by Alexander
Alexeieff: translation by Louise and Ayl-
mer Maude. Introduction by Dorothy
Garfield Fisher. Special at 81 SO
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80 MORE THOUGHTS FOR FOOD,
o>' BY the authors of Thoughts for
Food A new menu aid-especially plan
ned for present-day economies and
shortages Was $3.50. NOW CSC
6O THE COLONY. BY lies Brody.
w. This is portrait of the epicures
rendezvous, vision of the splendor and
the glory that daily cross its threshold.
And the story of it's creator. Gene Caval-
lero, a real artist, who is literally pillar
of gourmet society, Was $3.50. NOW o3e
ri DOWN ON THE FARM COOK
BOOK. BY Helen Worth. If you've
ever eaten meal on farm, lived In the
country. or just wanted to, this volume
will make your mouth water. Its recipes
for choice. substantial American fare
have been gathered from every rustic
corner of the nation. Was $3.50.
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