Marion progress., 1949-09-15
AMONG THE NEW BOOKS

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"West of the Hip by Gladys
Hasty Carroll-"Growing up on
loneliness and fear among the coast
al fishermen of Maine, Molly
dreamed of escape. Her dream
came true when she bundled up
her few rags and duds and rode off
with stalwart young Brad Hart
well, fish peddler and farmer. Shy
and innocent as young fawn, Mol
ly faced the problem of finding her
place among disappearing neigh
bors, but her love for Brad trans
cended all trials, as she settled
down with her husband in their old
red farmhouse"
olive with Lightning" by Mitch
ell Wilson-"As a young graduate
student in physics at Columbia,
Erik Goris is divided and torn by
the demands of his work and his
love for Savina. Savina has been
drawn to him by what she believes
is the fire of greatness and the
vulnerability of idealism. Seeking
to find himself and his place in the
world, through teaching job, big
business, and atomic politics, he
energies as man of stature who
wishes to turn his gifts to serve
mankind"
can Ernie Pyle Album" by Lee
Miller-Biographical, picture-story
of Ernie Pyle. The pictures have
come from many sources: friends,
relatives, chance acquaintances, as
we'll as from the official files of
the army, Navy, and Marine Corps.
From b o y h days in Dana,
throu college and early newspaper
experiences, to the managing edi-
torship of the Washington Daily
News, the story of this American
life goes on to the prewar days
when Ernie was wandering with
"That Grip over North America,
writing about its people and it's col
or and sounds and sights in a way
that had never been done before.
All of Ernie's battle campaigns are
chronicled London during the
blitz, North Africa, Sicily, Anzio,
D-Day; and afterwards, the few
sunny weeks in Albuquerque; then
the Pacific aboard carriers, D. Els,
transports; on Guam, Okinawa, and
finally to his last dateline on
Ie Shima.
"Give Love the Air" by Faith
Baldwin-A lively story of Lily and
Jonathan Tempest who, after
stormy interval in their brief mar
riage, agree to disagree, only to
find that they are to appear on the
radio as loving and devoted
couple.
cover at the Crowley's" by Kath-
leen Norris-Novel of the friendi-
ness of life in a real American
home, centering around Ma Craw-
ley, whose wisdom solves many of
the problems of her neighbors and
her as we'll.
'."Uncovered Wagon" by Hart
Stillwell- Frank Endicott was
strange person, man who strug-
gled to keep himself and his family
from becoming poor-white trash as
they wandered up and down Texas
in all uncovered wagon, at the same
time rebelling against the bonds of
civilization he himself helped to
build.
"Kilgour's Mare" by Henry La
mond-A vivid, realistic picture of
life as it really is on great Aus
tralian stock ranch-hard, excit-
ing, sometimes cruel, but with a
sweep and a horizon unlimited.
"Sally Wins Her Wings" by Mar
garet Irwin Simmons-Story of
typical American girl, ambitious,
interested in her career, and will
| ing to make great sacrifices to
make a place for herself in her
chosen field.
"Turn Loose Your Wolf" by
Bennett Foster; "Blazing Guns on
the Chisholm Trail" by Borden
Chase; mp Puncher" by William
Hopson; "Outcast of the Canyon"
by Galen Colin; "Shadow Hangs"
by Curtis Bishop-westerns.
Honolulu Story by Leslie
Ford; "Terror in the Town" by
Edward Ronns; "The Bishops Cap"
by J. Linklater-Mysteries.
NEW MEMBERS
Among the new members regis
tering at the library: Donald Roy
Bartlett, Frances S. Carter, Ben
Chapman, Willard Irwin Haithcock,
Ernie House, Jr., Mrs. Charles H.
Lockhart, Rev. G. F. Overstreet,
Robert E. Perkins, Obree Rhymer,
jim Roland, Mrs. J. E. Roland,