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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11

II. TINE JONATHAN METHODS OF
PRAYER, by Alexander ,Brou. 8. J.
Wise and significant book on the
stages Of the souls approach to God.
Pub. at $3.50. Sale - II
10. 10th CENTURY AMERICANA
HENRY CHARLES CAREY, by A. W.
Green. Public and private life IN
Philadelphia In the 1905 by an &C
tive publisher and man OF aaairs.
one OF the shapers OF our present
tariff and economic system. Pub. 81
$500. Sale 81
80. STANDARD OF BIBLIOGRA-
PMCAL DESCRIPTION, by G. Buh-
Ter. J. McManaway. L. Wroth.. The
fascinating problems of the book.
forth and discussed. Pab. st SS.e0,
81. F00TNoTEs FOR THE ATOM,
by vincent Smith. A leading Thomist
scientist. philosophsr s.. reasoned .l plea
to heart and head. to counter the
science. PUB. 81 $3.50. Sale 81
g; GREAT NATURE PoET-a7-JAMEs
THOMSON SON. BY 2. e. Grant p..I 18th ,; sen
airy and theatrical scene of Pope.
orful backdrop to the life and work
Of the early Romantic poet. Pub. ~
$3.50. Sale - 81
rs. JESUS OF NAZARETH-LORD
OF ALL LIFE, by Andrew Burnett.
Inspiring recreation Of the love, truth
and wisdom Of Jesus Christ. Pub. ~
NZ.60. Sale III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11

IS. THE SAGA OF TExAs-THR
LAND OF BEGINNING AGAIN. BY
Julian Eyer. A rousing. boisterous
history Of Texas exciting past.
Drumming with blood-chilling battles
and indian fights. heroic conauests.
undaunted pioneers and all the un-
forgettabie men who contributed to
the States eolorful grovth: Sam
Houston. Stephan Austin, the Texas
Rangers. Sam Bass. Jesse James.
Pes-Leg Smith. etc. Beautifully illus.
Pub. ct $500. sale - - - 81
IS. CARDINAL MINDszENTY's THE
FACE or THE HEAVENLY MOTHER.
! Inspiring tribute to the wonder and
elory Of motherhood. rs exemplined
in the ideal Of the Virgin Mary. Pub.
at $500. Sale : - 81
~. nth CENTURY BOHEMIA
JOHN AUBREY AND HIs FRIENDS,
BY A. Powell scintiliating picture Of
Restoration society and some Of its
freest. most colorful figures. Illus.
Pub. 81 $500. Sale -----------SI
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IChorees
informant

A New Yorker who told the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
he was acting as a go-between
for q notorious bank robber who
wanted to surrender was held
yesterday for the grand jury on
a false statement charge.
The defendant, Edward F.
Skehan. 81. had told the FBI
that Thomas Francis Connolly
and his wife. Angelina, would
give themselves up at Fourteenth
and streets NV. Friday at
1880, pm.
FBI special agents kept the
rendezvous. The Connellys failed
to appear. although Skehan was
on hand.
The latter testified in Munici-
pal Court yesterday that the
reason the Connellys didn't show
up probably was that too many
FBI men were around. The false
statement charge against Ske-
han stemmed from an Alexandra
address he gave as the Con-
lellys' quarters.
Municipal Judge Mary Barlow
set bond at $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11

"a. DEAR sENIINARIAN, BY c. dc
Rueck ThoughtfuI letters on the
Qualities necessary for being Q good
priest. Pub. ut S1.75. Sale - SOC
IS. ART IN THE VICTORIAN oLYM-
PUS, by w. Gaunt. The success story
Of the most popular painters of the
Victorian era: Lord Leighton, Albert
Moore. Bynter. ct al--their work,
eoterfes. amazing wealth, etc. Illus.
Pub. at $3.50. sale -.----.Sl
90. sHINTO. by Robert Bailou. The
ritual. nature and significance of the
Japanese national religion and It's
Importance for our Asiatic policy.
Pub. ut S2.5S. Sale - 81
81. TO SEE PETER, by Richard Hay
mann. An unusual view OF the Papacy
by Q Lutheran minister seeking un-
G GssIstand,ns ana pss e so a sss 81
HYGIENE in SCHOOL PRACTICE,
by Norman Fenton. Practical. de-
tailed Stanford University plan for
understanding and coping with chill
dren,s personality problems, with
case histories. Pub. at $500. Sale. 81
50. MEDIEVAL EUROPE AND THE
HOLY LAND--FRIAR FELIX AT
LARGE. by H. r NJ. Prescott. An
extraordinarily. revealing account Of
the Journey Of a German monk to
ing was like then. how the various
peoples. lived. what they wore. ate.
believed. fought for. Pub. at 1913.
Sale RI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11
DECORATIVE
COLOR PRINTS

10. REALISTIC STILL LIFE.
PAINTINGS Of astonishing realism
and accuracy Of detail, infusing
with magic the scenes Of every.
day. life-.-striktngly reproduced
q full color. l71xl4". Pub e
5000. All Z prints now - &2.9S
IL. FLORAL BOUQUETS. Mag
nifleent flower plates from rare.
original engravfngs suitable for
modern and traditional decor,
15'tx19". Pub. at $500. Set q
| . now -~--- - 80 SA'vV
I.. FEarMEs DE BALLET. Color
portraits BY Cydney. Charming
Sophisticated portraits Of female
beauties Of the concert stage
In soft psstels Of blue green ,a a ass
Set 81 4 prints now S1.0S
Is. BREUGHEL COLOR PRINTS.
Rich. exuberant scene Of Flemish
Isp4cdae. dnd N BBaans cooI.
Printed In Holland. l5 XIII.
Pub. 81 5000. An Z prints
new --~. - ol.OO
II. BELGIAN STREET SCENES,
Beautiful watercolor sketches Of
the charming and picturesque
shops. homes and quaint crooked
streets in exquisite full color
prints. 12@x16" portfolio. Pub.
At 500, Ali 4 prints now Sl.OO
rs. THE FOUR SEASONS, BY
Pauline Jackson. CHEEKY, color.
full farm scenes. 10M''x12h@T
portfolio. Pub. at $500. All 9
prints now - S1.O0
10. IN FINE FEATHER. Exqui-
site bird and flower studies. care
fully reproduced in slowing full
color By the finest Dutch crafts
men. to grace every home. 12"x-
49,. Pub. ct $1,000. All Q
prints now Sl.OO
II. OLD SOUTH The ease and
leisure Of old Charleston, Sa-
vannah. New Orleans, etc.
warmly portrayed. f6''x12".
Pub. 1t s7.20. Set Of 9 new,
10. pEcokArryr FRUIT saGT
PRINTS 3 glowing pictures Of
luscious fruits, ideal for dining
area or breakfast nook. 0"x12".
Pub. 1T $500. An Q prints noE!
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11
IMPORTANT BOOKS FROM LEADING
UNIVERSITY PRESSES

friend of white man and red. his
family life. customs, beliefs. Maps
Pub. at $500. Sale $i.4S
81. Alexander Pores "Besweli''
5 los; r.. s ,Inn,,. .nsessdoti e
q sns a. FPS SSS !. WsIPGss sais sias
~. American Ro~.ntic-WAsH.
INGTON ALLsTOM, BY =; =
yersatiie poet, painter, novelist
and philosopher. 90 Illus. Pub;
Of 5000. Sale $x.Uc
"a. IJncollected Poems Of JAMES
RUSSELL LOWELL, ed. by 7.
Smith. The great. lyric satirists
most vitriolic works, too danger.
Gus TO print in his lifetime, and
lIis charming poems Of youth
which lowered In the. immortal
vision Of Sir Launfal." Pub; aa
$500. sale - Si4U
81. TreIlope In Australis-THE
TIRELEsS TRAVELLER, ed. BY B.
a,,, aootn t bss xrs sss n SSliissa
Sas lana bo Sii Under" IN 1875:
Pub. ct $500. Sale $l.OO
RI Gia;AI nH AND PHiLosOPHER,
oriKinator 81 our ideas on EN-.
bryology and behavior. Pub: at
$500. Sale &l.4S
SO. Warrior Priest--PEIAGIUs
AND THE FIFTH CRUSADE, by
J r. Donovan Colorful pageant
OF the beauty and brutality OF
18th century life and battle,
from Rome to Constantinople.
Pub. at $3.50. Sale ---- S1.O0
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SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY
Breakfasts

7 notwithstanding Room Maynower Hotel assisting
pages, ushers, grand warders sentines and guards
1880 am-East Room Mayhower. Grand Chapters Of YER
mont and Maine.
7:30 am.-North Room Mayfower Grand Chapter Of
1880 am-Empire Colony Room, Ambassador Hotel Grand
Chapter Of North Carolina.
7:3o am-Breakfast, Masonic Temple Banquet Hail. 18th
and streets NV, Grand Secretaries Association.
Meeting Of grand secretaries Immediately after break
fast.
LuncheOnS
1890 pm-East Room, Mayhower Grand Chapter Of
= Arkansas.
1890 pm-Wilamsburg Room, Mayhower Present Worthy
z Grand Matrons and Worthy Grand Patrons.
1880 pm-South American Room, Statler Hotel Grand
Chapter Of Oregon
1880 pm.-Congressonal ROOM Statler Grand Chapter
Of Minnesota.
1880 pm.-Pan-American Room, Statler Worthy Grand
Marons and Worthy Grand Patrons Of 1854
Snacks
II pm-North Room. Mayhower Hotel Grand Chapter of
Ohio.
II pm.-Grand Ball Room. Maynower, Grand Chapter Of
Florida.
II pm-Chinese Room, Maynower. Grand Chapter Of
Washington State.
RehearsaIs
10 am-Armory, opening march for all groups
IL am-Armory, cavalcade Of flags.
2pm.-Armory memorial service for Tuesday evening
pm.-Sheraton- Park Hotel, international program.
informal Opening
$3.50 pm-Natonal Guard Armory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11

10. ADMIRAL MAHAN: His Life and
wsrk, By Capt. W. Puleston. A de-
fnitiye biography Of our greatest
authority on seapover and its I'm
portanee to America. depicting him
as man, naval of1cer and see his.
torian. illus. Pub. Ut $500. Sale,
s2.08
70. JOHN AND JUAN IN THE
JUNGLE, by Ivan eanderson. A
beautiful hook for pre-teenagers. IL
Illustrated with rs full-color paintings
Of animals and birds by Miguel
Covsrrubias. the famous Mexican
artist. Pub. at $500. Sale 81
Fl. INTERPLANETARY TRAVEL -
Our NeiEhber Worlds, BY v. A. FRS
on. A noted astronomers up-to-
date and highly readable book on
the solar system, with the latest data
on space travel, rocket and atomic
power, space stations. etc. Hand
somely printed and illus. Pub. NJ
$500. Sale ---------.----- s3.DS
22. BYRON: A sELF.PORTRAIT, 3D.
By Peter Quennell. The namboyant
poets extraordinary and dramatic
hfs Is revealed in his letters and
diaries. A comprehensive, authorita-
tive and inimitable picture. 2 vols
boxed. Pub. at $1,000. Beth vsls..
s3.9s
%. WINTER AND SPRING FLOW.
ERs, arranged BY constsnce spry.
Practical. detailed advice on flower
ARRANGEMENTS. illus. with 80 ex-
auisite color prints. Pub. OF $3.50.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11

II. VIM. Makspeaee Thacksr.y--
THE BURIED LIFE by @. Ray.
Intimate insights into the we'll
springs Of his literary portraits;
Pub. at S2.55. Sale ~
al. A YANoUI IN PATAGONIA,
sauchos, stubborn hureaucrats,
danger and thrilling adventure
on an industrial planning expedi.
ton into the widest region of
Argentina. A lively. anecdotel
maps and photos. Pub. 81 500:
40. ESSAYS IN CRITICISM. BY
r. Jordan. Bold new concert OF
literary Interpretation. Pub, q
A.. eide and the Hound q
Heaven, by II. March. Deeply
percsptiye and .., syacati tive. p s',.
OF the great Nobel Prize winner
and hts stirring works. illus.
Pub. at $500. Sale S1.0S
AZ. Eminent victorians-OWEN
poet-diplomat and his famous
friends--the Brownies, Dickens,
ct 81. Pub. at 1915. Sale 81
40. Founding Fathers =. The
VANIA, by paul Wallace. Spirited
recreation Of the distinguished
Colonial family and the leaders
OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
I.efavette. etc. Illus. Pub. q
$500. Sale III
so. KING OF THE DELAWAREs:
TEEDYUSCUNG by A.. r. Wal
lace. Deeply stirring biography
OF the great indian leader and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11
2.Q8 EACH

I06. FIVE STEPS TO WORD
MASTERY, by L. Henkin. A auick.
new way to double the effective
ness OF your writing and con-
versation. Word lists. hundreds
Of phrases and quotations from
famous writers. ORIG. ea.95.
1o7. DICTIONARY or cryICs
AND GOVERNMENT. From local
TO International level, alpha
betieally arranged terms. I'd.
BY N. Taiiman. Pub. st $500.
1os. INTERNATIONAL BUsT.
NESS DICTIONARY In 5 Ian
guages. Invaluable aid for i'm
porters, commercial correspond
ents and all concerned with for
eign trade. Thousands Of most
ire9ueptly used business terms
Spanish. Italian and English.
Cross-indexed and arranged for
easy use. Pub. 1t e6.00. Sale,
100. Dictionary Of MYSTICISM,
the essential terms necessary for
an understanding OF Religious
Mysticism, Occpltism. Spiritual
Ism. Es0teric Philosophy Bud.
dhtsm, etc. Fascinating. illum-
mating reference work. Pub. at
Sous. sale e2.9S
Ito. JOHN ADAMS and the
PROPHETS Of Progress, by 2.
Araszti. Our second Presidents
trenchant criticisms and com.
ments on jefferson. voltaire.
Rousseau and other leading fig
ures Of the ''Enlishtenment."
Pub. ~ $500. Sale Sc 90
III. LINCOLN IN CARICATURE.
ed. by r. r. wilson. Fascinat-
ing collection Of 1873 fuli-page
caricatures showing how his con-
tempofaries, pro and con, saw
Lincoln as man and President.
81 "x10la". Pub. at $3.50. Sale,
ll2. THE MODE IN FOOTWEAR,
by r. T. wilcox. Over 900 de-
tailed illustrations of boots and
shoes from antiquity to the pres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11
CHILDREN'S
BOOKS

Iis. NO TIME FOR FUNNIEs, BY
Ann Todd and Rosalte Slocum. Busy.
busy day with lots Of fun--snd'
prizes. Full color Illus. t4-7J Pub.
Ut xl.26. Sale ---- - = bOc
100. DID YoU EyER. by Elizabeth
Honness and Pelagie DoRne. A dozen
hilarious jingles with equally funny
full-ceior Illus. t4-7l Pub. at 81
Sale Soc
1el. BLUE SWAMP. by Dorothy and
NILS Hogner. Adventure story with
skunfs, and many others PUN color
illus. t6-9) Pub. at $3.50. Sale, Toe
Isa. STAR sPANGLED STORIES, by
tales Of American Catholic heroes
nd many S sSssidaTi u. L09 9iois
Pub 1t S2.BO. Sale zoe
1873. ALPHONsE AND ARCHIBALD.
by Ruth Coilins. Exciting dog story.
Illus. 1881 Pub. at S2.50. Sale, Toe
1sa. HOUND DOG MOSES and the
Promised Land. By walter b. I'd
monds. Amusing. touching and al
toeether enehAnting--a modern fam
tasy about an unreeonstructed dog
VINO enItgtS the aid Of Daniel Boone,
Kit Carson and st. Peter (il to get
up there" Illus. Pub. at $3.50.
nsie 1oe
les. NURA's CHILDREN co VISIT.
ING, by Euya. Delightful tales Of
Grandfather Browns boys and girls.
sea ~ illus In black and yhi e
l26. JIMMY AND THE SPY, by N.
Lineaweaver Suspense filled action
story. az and up.) Rub. ct 2.25.
bafe ---s---~-- ---t-s DOE
IeT THE YEAR WITHOUT A sIM.
NEE, BY 4. Parton. A fine novel Of
early New England. ffor 10 to IA
year olders) Pub. at S2.00. Sale, Soc
Ias. cHooKY. BY John Faulkner. In
the tradition Of Tom Sawyer. Huek
Finn. Penrod--a grand story for
boys and girls. Illus Pub. 81 $3.50.
ware Wan. Sy Clarence auiford.
Range war. despefadoes and Apache
trouble. Pub. at SI.00. Sale = soc
1871. THE COMING OF HopALoNG
CASSIDY. by Clarence Mulford. BlaG-
ing action at Buck Peters Bar-20.
Pub. ~ S1.O0. Sale soc
1a2. 10 ANN OF THE BORDER
COUNTRY. By Anne Merrfman Peck.
Ranch life IL the Mexiean border
$3.50. Sale ----- ----<-- Toe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11
Your Choice of ANY
= for s.

ent. This lively large-sise volume
contains fascinating historical
descriptions. Indispensable for the
costume and fashion designer,
lobbyist and historian. Pub. a.
$500. Sale - 81 .96
lis. THE MODE m Fuks, By r.
IT;.MWi wilcox: ESQ illus: Of fgrs from
cinating text. OriG. 500. Sale,
ia. AMERICAN DIPLOMACY IN
ACTION, By r. w. Van Aistyne.
a comprehensive, S36-page his
tory Of the evolution Of our for
eign policy; written in vigorous
readable style in three major
roe Doctrine; Expansion and the
Concept OF Manifest Destiny;
Ne,,trahty. and Isolation. Pub. Of
$500. Sale ------- sass
Us. The Kanznee Of the Stove
FIRE ON THE HEARTH, BY J.
Pierce. Fascinating history Of
heating devices. from the first,
century in China to the 20th
century In America, with en-
phasis on the models and mon
sters Of the Victorian era. 146
Illus. ORIG. $3.50. Sale - S2.88
II6: HOW TO DRAW AND
PRINT LITHOGRAPHS, by Adolf
Dehn and Lawrence Barrett. Ex-
plains and shows every step In
the process, from drawing on the
stone to selling the finished work.
with q 40-page portfolio Of Mr..
Dehn's best autographs. Orig.
So-VO Sx.Do
III. ANCIENT & FORGOTTEN
RELIGIONS, ed. by Vereilius
FERN. All the strange beliefs
and customs Of past civilizations
and peoples--ancient Egypt, Syria
and Babylonia; ancient Greece.
Persia: Eskimo and American
Indian. Illus. Pub. at $50
IIS. TINE IN NEW ENGLAND.
106 magnificent photographs By
Paul Strand, text from memoir
able writings about the region,
from Roger Williams to Robert
Frost. A large. handsome volume.
Pub. ut $500. Sale S2.9S
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Eastern Star Delegates
To Hear Gov. Clement

the Sheraton Park Hotel, Tues
day at $50 pm. win be q high
light Of the assembly. Delegates
from other countries win present
q pageant ct the banquet.
Business meetings will be in
the Armory on Wednesday at 9
am, 2 pm, and 8 pm.
Election Of officers for the new
ttriennium viii take place ct the
business meeting Thursday
morning. The meeting begins at
. am, with the election sched-
Iuled for 10 am. A special bust
ness meeting for subordinate
chapters under the General
Grand Chapter viii be held ct
IL pm.
Thursday evening, the incom-
ling General Grand Chapter Of
Ulcers win be installed formally
In ceremonies that win close the
assembly.
Assembly OfIicials
The Mayfiower Hotel is head
quarters for Mrs. Jones, and VIII
bur 81. Cramblet. most worthy
grand patron, of st. Louis. The
IStatler Is the headquarters Of
the Right Worthy Associate
Grand Matron, Mrs. Florence
Plummer, Of Norristown, Pa, and
the Right Worthy Associate
Grand Patron. Lloyd r. McRae,
|of Helix, Greg.
Mrs. Jones and Mr.. Gramblet
win preside over the assembly,
assisted by Mrs. Mamie Lander,
Right Worthy Grand Secretary,
OF Washington. D. c.. and Tam
Ipa, Fla, and other General
Grand Chapter officers.
The general chairman of this
assembly Is Robert B. Riley, of
392 Argyle Terrace NV.
Mrs. Robert B. Riley Is gen.
leral chairman Of social func-
tons; Mrs. Alice. L. Wolfe, Of
2525 Thirty-third street Sc,
is chairman Of luncheons; Miss
Mildred M. Hicks. 4817 Thirty
sixth street NV. is chairman
OF teas; Mrs. Ruth L. Bonnet,
4105 Aspen street. Chevy Chase,
Nd, is chairman Of breakfasts,
and Mrs. Nora r. Riley, SOFT
Thirteenth street NV. is chair
man Of snacks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11

Gov. Frank Clement Of Ten.
nessee. q Past Grand Patron d
his State. viii address the 15.00t
delegates to the Twenty eightt
Triennial Assembly of the East.
ern Stars General Grand Chap.
ter at $50 this afternoon wher
memorial services are held II
the amphitheather ct Arlington
Cemetery.
The service. an opening day
highlight Of the fiye-day assem-.
oily, will be followed by q cere.
mony at the tomb Of the On
known Soldier, when q wreath
win be placed by the Mos
Worthy Grand Matron. Mrs
Ruth A. Jones Of Waterbury
Conn.
In case Of rain the Afternoon
memorial service will be held II
the George Washington Masonic
National Memorial In Alexan.
dria. In any event. tea win b
served there by the Grand Chap
ter of Virginia after the me-
mortal service.
Earlier in the day. Judge
.Frankland w. L. Miles Of Plym.
.outh, Mass, q Past Most Worthy
Patron, viii deliver the sermon
at q religious service at IL am
in rthe Sylvan Theater at the
Washington Monument grounds
An open house is scheduled
from Q to IL o'clock tonight al
the international Eastern Stal
Temple, 1913 New Hampshire
avenue NV.
Organized In 1876
The first General Grand
Chapter Of the OES was or
Eanized in 1876, Is years after
the organization was founded,
and is composed of q general
representative body Of members
from the State Grand Chapters.
This is the second time this
assembly Of the worlds largest
s'family order" has met here
The first time was in 1922.
: While not q part Of the Ma
xonic order. the Eastern Star
was designed to furnish an Or
-ganization through which the
wives, sisters, mothers, daugh-
terx and widows Of Masons could
Aid in the noble work for hui
1nanity." The total membership
Sf the Eastern Star. which Is
International. Is about 1880. tai.
= substantial percentage Of them
IRE men.all Master Masons as
well as members Of the Eastern
Star.
Delegates from every State in
the Union and from the District,
every province of Canada,
Alaska. the Canal Zone, the Phil
lippines. Puerto Richo. Bermuda,
Cuba, Guam. Okinawa, Hawaii
the Netherlands West Indies,
Germany. Japan and Mexico will
be at the National Guard
Arlnory tomorrow night at $50
for an informal opening Of the
assembly. At that time, the CAL
vacade Of Flags of every State,
province, territory and country
represented will be presented.
Miss Mary Jane Truman, sis
ter Of former President Tuman,
win pay the tribute to the
American flag. There will also
bea memorial service arranged
by the neurology committee.
Formal Opening Tuesday
The ASSEMBLY, win be opened
formally in the Armory ct 8 am.
Tuesday. There also viii be q
2 pm. business meeting.
A banquet in Sheraton Hall at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11

I. HOME FREEZING FOR EVERY
ONE. by L. sAlkure q .. schuler.
Up-to-date. easy-to-follow instruc-
tions ON buying. freezing. cooking
and storing every food. With 90
delicious recipes. Pub. Ut $3.50.
hAto ------------ -----~------- -
e. SEX AND THE NATURE OF
THINGS, By N. J. Berrili. A new
and original approach to the most
ancient Of subjects. courtship. mat
ing. and birth In the animal king
doms, with startling relevancy for
human beings. Illus. Pub. Ut $3.50.
8. MODERN ECONOMICS, py A. L.
Meyers. A clear. comprehensive 734-
page analysis Of all Its elements and
problems-business price policy, Ia
Dor. taxation. profits. etc. Pub. 81
Sab. SALE
4. Rogers HsFnsby-MY KIND or
BASEBALL. One Of the stormiest ng-
ufes In baseball. both as player and
manager. tells the whole inside story
Of his eareef4 including chapters on
the art Of batting. baseball strategy.
etc. Pub. ct s2.50. Sale -------n
8. ACROSS THE SPACE FRONTIER.
By willy Ley. ct al. The story Of
the greatest adventure awaiting man
the conquest and exploration OF
space--cleariy explained BY top
scientists. A thrilling book, Illus
trated with full color PAINTINGS, draw
ings and photos. Pub. at $3.50.
q. DYNAMlcs OF THE FILM, By J.
and II, Feldman. A penetrating
analysis Of the unique art Of the
flm with clear explanations Of tech
niaue, rhythm. composition, acting.
etc. Profusely illus. with stills from
famous motion pictures. fub. 81
$3.50. Sale Sl'4S
:. THE OLD TESTAMENT - An
American Translation. Ed. By J. M.
P. smith. This monumental version
was prepared By Q DISTINGUISHED group
of scholars ct the University Of Chi
eafo. The text Is eminently read
able and impressive. with eopious
notes: and the volume itself Is mag
nifieentiy beautiful, with 1712 pages
Of exceptionally clear type. Gold
stained edges. Pub. Ut si.00. Sale:
3. MORE M coRwIN. 10 Of Nor
man corwin's exciting and enter
taininK radio plays which have
thrilled millions Of Americans.
must for aspiring playvrights. ra-
do, and Tv writer's. 400 pp, Pub.
Of $500.
Q. ART m EGYPT, By @. Maspero.
A classic study Of one Of the great
arts Of world history. with b66 photos
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