The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-11-10
National Book Week
Is Being Observed
By Local Library
Many New Books Are
Purchased ond Ready
For Reader Distribution

Inc Caldwell public library
along with Libraries throughout
the United States are co-operat-
ing in the observance of National
Book Week which will be Nov.
1919. The slogan for National
Book Week is Lets Read More"
The Caldwell public library
recently purchased number Of
new books and the public is
cordially invited to come in and
see the display.
They are as follows. Non-fic-
ton: Inside Africa by John Gun
ther, The Answer is God by Dale
Evans and Roy Rogers; Fruit of
the Vine by Grace H. Turnbull;
After you, Marco Polo by Jean
Bowie Shor; Heavens to Betsy!
by Charles E. Funk; Why Johnny
Can't Read by Rudolph Tlesch.
Make Your Own Greeting
Cards by Charles Francis; Cas-
serole Specialties by Media c..
Anders; College and Private
School Directory of the U. S. and
Canada; Television Fundamen-
tails by Milton S. Kiver, The
Great American Heritage by
Bella Kornitzer; Our Wonderful
Eyes by John Perry; German
Cookery by Mein Kochbuch; AL
lergy Cooking by Marion l..
Conrad.
Outstanding fiction include:
The Tontine by Thomas B.
Coslaur; Marjorie Morning Star
by Herman Wouk; Farwell to
Valley Forge by David Taylor;
Flight froml Natchez by Frank
C. Slaughter; Winter Harvest by
Nora Lofts; Big Woods by VIM.
Faulkner; Eleanor the Queen by
Norah Lofts; Her Christmas at
the Hermitage by Helen Topping
Miller; The Treasure of Pleasant
Valley by Frank Yerby.
Up Home by Ardith Kennedy;
Bath Tangle by Georgette Heyer;
Live Till Tomorrow by Carolina
Haas; Thier Lovers Fled Away
by Harvard Spring; Papas' Wife
by Thyra Ferre Byorn; Peace at
Bowling Green by Alfred l..
Crabb; Sierra Baron by Thomas
w. Blackburn; Challenge for DR..
Nays by Elizabeth Seefert; The
Parson of Gunbarrel Basin by
Nelson Nye; Ghost Mountain
Guns by w. F. Bragg.
Silver Leopard by F. Van
Wyck Mason; Tawn Delaney by
Anne T. Brooks; April Has Wings
by Phyllis Yahnke; The Crime,
The Place and The Girl by D..
Stapleton; Peuniless Bluer by
Mel Heiner; Make Believe Rain
bow by Bennie C.. Hall; Prairie
Marshall by VIM. l.. Rohde; The
Chaugeluigs by 10 Sinclair;
Slow Dies The Thunder by Helen
Topping Miller; The Listening
Eye by Patricia Wentworth; The
Plums Hang High by Gertrude
Z. Finney; Family Portrait by
Elizabeth Corbett: The Smiling
Rebel by Harnett T. Kane:
Action at Boundary Peak by
Stewart Brooks; Nora Meade,
M. D. by Elizabeth Wesley.
dSSpOiI W happiness Dy wa
sic Greig; Nearer to Heaven by
Frank Baker, Cape Cod Sum
mer by Jeanne Judson; A Piece
of Luck by Frank Gray Patton;
Eshio by Nathaniel N. Weinreb;
Solo by Stanford Whitmore: The
Long Chance by David Mark;
Murdes Comes to Eden by Les
lie Ford; Rimrock by Luke
Short; The Haunted Hacienda by
Madison Cooper; Day of the Out
law by Lee Wells; The Hinges of
He'll by Stewart Sterling; Blaze
Batlers by Stewart Sterling; A
Circle of Trees by Dana Foralla;
Forbidden Valley by Allan V.
Elston.
Listen for the Thrush by Mary
E. Osborn; Hostess in the Sky
by Margaret Hill; My Love For
One by Laura G. Rendlna; Sum
mer Gold by Harry II. kroll,
and The Case of the Purple Mark
by Charles Coombs,