The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-04-24
Library Notes

The following new books have
been added to the shelves Of
the Big Horn county library:
Angle, "The Lincoln Reader.
This biography of Lincoln is
made up OF selections from the
writings of IS authors. It Is a
compact, readable one-volume
life of Lincoln.
Buck, Pavilion of Women.
Fiction.
Bush-Rrown, Americas Gar
Daniels, Frontier ON the Po-
tomac" The subtitle for this
book could be, Inside Wash
ington, or Gossip about the
Bureaucrats". The author, a
bureaucrat himself, tries to ex-
plain all about the government
goings on from the White
House to the lobbyists, includ -.
a chapter on the Library of
Congress, in which he throws
brickbats and bouquets at IL
brarians. After finishing the
book, any American can only
agree with Mr.. Daniels that
Washington is a reflection of
the rest of the country, and
america, God bless us or help
us. is what we are".
Floherty. Men Against
Crime. The U. S. Treasury de-
partment has the work of
tracking down and prosecuting
the counterfeiters, income tax
dodgers srhugglers, narcotic
traders and saboteurs within
our country. This branch of the
Secret Service saves the gov
eminent millions of dollars
each year through forfeitures:
7eizures. and other processes Of
law. The author tells the
stories of each branch of the
department and illustrates
their work by cases taken from
their files. Interesting and in
formative reading.
Frailey. "This Way Up. The
success philosophy of a practi-
cal business man, for the
young man who needs to make
up for lost time, for folks in
business who want to get a.
head, for all human beings who
crave something more than
merely to exist
Hersey "Hiroshima". This Is
reporters story of six Surviv-
ors of the atomic bomb drop
ped on Hiroshima, compiled
from his interview with them.
There were five japanese, two
doctors, two women and a min
lister, and a German priest. In
the experiences of these hui
man beings the horror of a
tonic warfare is set forth so
wildly that the lesson is in
escapable. This is the story to
which the New Yorker re-
Gently devoted an entire issue.
Hoy. "The Heart Remembers
HUE. Can Do. The story
of the Seabees, describing the
organization and accomplish
ments of the Nays construct
ion battalions. Founded after
Pearl Harbor, these overseas
construction units, often work.
ing under attack, have liter
ally laid the road for offensive
action in the Mediterranean.
the Atlantic, the Pacific and
Alaska. Many personal names
and addresses are in the &C
count.
Hunt 81 Fought with Custer"
The story of the last survivor
of the Battle of the Little Big
Horn is a new book about
General George A. Custer The
library has two copies, one Of
which was presented by Emil
Kopac of Oshkosh, Nebr.
Kains, Gardening Short
Cuts. A gift to the library
from Mrs. Bertha Randall Of
Kirby.
Kieran. ed, Information
Please Almanac for 1917. Ref
erence book.
Merwin, "A Matter of Policy.
Mystery.
Paulmier and schauffler,
Democracy Days. Plays, po-
ems, essay material, etc
Podolsky, Doctors, Drugs
and Steer'. In this book the
story of medicines battle a
gainst death is told. Penicillin,
the sulfa drugs, hormones and
other recent medical discover
les destined to lengthen mans
life span are discussed.
Queen, 1.-THE Devil to Pay.
Mystery.