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58. THE PUBLIC PAPERS OF CHIEF
JUSTICE EARL WARREN, Edited by Hen-
ry M. Christman. The public papers, ma-
jor addresses and decisions of the Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court. From 1947
to the present. An inspiring volume. Pub.
at $4.50. $1.98
59. SPIRITS REBELLIOUS: By Khalil
Gibran. The author of The Prophet ex-
presses his innermost feelings in this ex-
tremely sensitive and never to be for-
gotten work on the spirit of rebellion
against the oppression of man by man.
This is the volume which caused Gibran's
exile from his native land. Pub, at $2.75.
$1.49
60. A HAND IN SPORT: Thirty-Five
Years With the Light Touch. By Willard
Mullin as told to Dave Camerer. The vast
panorama of sports unfolds through the
famous cartoons and text of America's
greatest cartoonist. Pub. at $4.95. $1.98
61. THE RAINBOW: From Myth to
Mathematics. By Carl B. Boyer. Biblical
symbol, pathway to the "pot of gold"
and source of optical studies-a full ac-
count of man's ideas on the rainibow
from antiquity to the 20th Century. Il-
lustrated with almost 100 diagrams and
plates. Pub, at $10.00. $4.98
62. SLEUTHS, SLAYERS, AND SWIND-
LERS-A Casebook of Crime. By Alan
Hynd. The author of Murder, Mayhem,
and Mystery deals with crimes committed
outside the United States. The gamut of
motives, methods and murders; crimes of
passion for money and for sheer plea-
sure-Jack the Ripper, Henri Desire
Landru, Marcel Petiot, George Jones
Smith, Bela Kiss, Henri Lemoine, and
seven more make this an astonishing ex-
cursion into evil. Pub. at $3.95. $1.98
63. MONGOLIAN ART AND ARCH-
TECTURE: MONGOLIAN JOURNEY.
By Lumir JisI. The 144 full page
plates, beautifully reproduced by fin-
est gravure in natural color and black
and white, graphically picture the at-
tistry and culture of Mongolia, both
primitive and modern-stone carving,
ruins of citis and forts, surviving struc-
tures, temples, statues, deities, paint-
ings in color depicting legendary
scenes in the life of Buddha, Indian
influence, mummies, decoration ma-
terials and ornaments, symbolism of
life, death and sex, ceremonial cus-
toms, etc. 9%z"x1". Pub. at $20.00
t $9.98
64. SEXUAL SYMBOLISM: A History of
Phallic Worship. Intro. by Ashley Mon-
tagu. Two classic works complete in one
volume with the original plates: "A Dis-
course on the Worship of Priapus" and
Its Connection with the Mystic Theology
of the Ancients, by Richard Payne Knight;
and "The Worship of the Generative
Powers During the Middle Ages of West-
ern Europe," by Thomas Wright. Pub. at
$7.50. $4.98
65. THE OFFICIAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF
BASEBALL. By Hy Turkin and S. C.
Thompson. Tere is the revised 1956 edi-
tion of the most complete book ever on
baseball and everything of importance
that has happened on the diamond-
facts, figures, records, rules, park dia-
grams, playing hints, world series, hall of
fame, lifetime records, more than 9,000
players' averages. Illustrated. 583 pages.
Pub, at $6.95. $2.98
67. THE 7 LIVELY ARTS. By Gilbert
Seldes. A new edition of a modern classic
emblellishend and enlivened with up-to-
date comments by the author. This is the
book that marked the beginning of seri-
ous criticism in America of the popular
arts: movies, musical comedy, radio,
vaudeville, comic strips, etc. Pub, at
$4.95. $1.98
68. THE WHITE PAPER.An anonymous
short novel that delineates in striking
short novel that delineates in striking de-
tail the strange passions of a young
Frenchman whose love affairs went be-
yond normal bounds. Preface and illus-
trations by Jean Cocteau. Pub, at $3.50.
$1.49
69. A REBEL WAR CLERK'S DIARY. By
John B. Jones, Edited by Earl Schenck
Miers. A startling picture of the disinte-
gration of the Southern forces, and the
events that led up to it, by a Southern
patriot who gained great fame with this
well known work. Indexed. Pub. at $7.50.
$3.98

73. HENRY JAMES: The Creative Pro-
cess. By Harold T. McCarthy. A clear,
concise synthesis of James' evolving con-
cepts concerning art, his fundamental
aesthetic principles, their development
and expression. Based upon James' writ-
ings extending through a period of over
fifty years. With notes and index. Pub.
at $5.00. $1.98
74. THE DICTIONARY OF PHILOSO-
PHY. By D.D. Runes. A most important
volume. Listed in alphabetical order is
every philosopher and philosophical con-
cept with a clear, concise biography and
explanation. Invaluable to teacher, stu-
dent, layman. Pub. at $6.00. $2.98-
75. CAUSES OF INDUSTRIAL PEACE
Under Collective Bargaining. Edited by
Clinton S. Golden and Virginia D. Park-
er. "Deserves the attention of everyone
who is interested in good labor-manage-
ment relations."--N.Y. Times. ". .. out-
standing contribution to an area of hu-
man relations .. Its observations and
conclusions are heartening to all men of
good will, as well as to specialists in
management, unions, and industry.
An enduring monument." B.M. Selekman,
Kirstein Professor of Labor Relations,
Harvard University. Pub. at $4.75. $1.98
76. TEN OPERATIC MASTERPIECES.
Fabulous opera-lovers' companion! A
huge, illustrated volume, the beauty of
which is rarely equaled in modern print-
ing and binding. The descriptive syn-
opses of each opera and the biographical
sketches of each composer are written by
Olin Downes. The piano arrangement of
the important volcal and instrumental
passages are by Leonard Market. Illus-
trated in color by Alberta Sordini and de-
signed by Merle Armitage, The 10 operas
are "Figaro," "Mastersingers," "Aida,"
"Carmen," "Hoffman," "Boheme,"
"Tosca," Rosenkava ier," "Three Or-
anges," and "Wozzek." Makes a beauti-
ful Gift. Pub. at $10.00. $4.98

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77. RENOIR DRAWINGS. Text by
John Rewald. A comprehensive sur-
vey of Renoir's pencil sketches, pen-
and-ink drawings, sanguines, and
crayon studies. The 90 plates are ac-
companied by a detailed catalog and
an analytical introduction. 81/2"x 1-".
Pub. at $7.50. $3.98
78. CEZANNE DRAWINGS. Text by
Alfred Neumeyer. Nearly 100 plates
representing every aspect of Cezan-
ne's art-figure studies, still lifes and
landscapes, show the artist's struggle
for "realization." Handsome volume,
8 /" x 1 1 ". Pub. at $7.50. $3.98
79. GAUGUIN DRAWINGS. By John
Rewald. Unusual sensitivity and in-
sight into Gauguin and his creative
expression. Supplemented by percep-
tive notes and 126 reproductions of
the artist's work in pen and ink, pas-
tel, pencil, charcoal and wash. 81/2"
x 11 4". Pub. at $7.50. $3.98

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89. THE CLOWNS OF COMMERCE. By
Walter Goodman. An irreverent investi-
gation into the motives and morals of the
professional persuaders: advertising ex-
ecutives, public relations counselors, mo-
tivational researchers and "operators"
and "manipulators" of all kinds. Pub, at
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90. MODERN SPEARFISHING. By Vance
Ivanovic. A complete guide to spearfish-
ing by the international expert and pi-
oneer of the sport. Covers techniques,
equipment, training, breathing, etc. Pro-
fusely illustrated and indexed for easy-
reference. Pub. at $3.75. $1.98
91. A FRANKLIN MISCELLANY. Three
distinguished volumes of Benjamin Frank-
lin's life and letters, each illustrated with
old prints and handsomely bound in a
boxed set. The Ingenious Dr. Franklin: his
letters edited by Nathan G. Goodman;
Franklin in Scotland and Ireland and
General Benjamin Franklin, The Military.
Career of a Philosopher, two absorbing
inquiries by J. Bennett Nolan into the
life of one of America's greatest states-
men. Pub. at $12.50.
All 3 volumes, boxed, Only $3.98
92. LOVE WITHOUT FEAR: How to
Achieve Sex Happiness in Marriage. By
Eustace Chesser, M.D. A book of practi-
cal and 'scientific information that may
well provide the intimate knowledge
which spells the difference between wed-
ded failure and success. Pub. af $3.75.
$1.98
93. WOMAN IN EUROPEAN ART.
The females form as seen and por-
trayed by the greatest European artists
from earliest recorded time to the
present. Beautifully printed in full
color and black and white, this volume
includes every interpretation possible,
the esoteric as well as the familiar. A
welcome volume for every student of
art. Pub. at $10.00, $4.98
94. GULLIVER'S TRAVELS. By Jonathan
Swift. Designed and illustrated with 73
line drawings by Gobin Stair, devastating
illustrations that stamp this as the edition
of the Swift classic--a translation of his
biting satiric thought into graphic form.
Pub. at $5.00. $2.98
95. ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GOLF. By Nevin
H. Gibson. A detailed history and data
book of golf from the 15th century to the
present, with official all-time records,
PGA and other championships, profes-
sional and amateur leaders from 1885,
major and semi-majorresults, immortals
of the world and much more. 1Illustrated
with rare prints, action photos and por-
traits. An ideal gift for every golfer. Pub.
at $7.50. $1.98
96. EXPLORATIONS IN PSYCHOAN-
ALYSIS. Edited by Dr. Robert Lindner.
This collection of 19 brilliant essays, each
by a noted psychoanalyst, and edited by
the late Dr. Lindner, offers a panoramic
survey of modern psychoanalysis. In-
cludes many case histories. Pub. at $7.50.
$2.98
97. THE DEATH AND REBIRTH OF
PSYCHOLOGY. By Ira Progoff. Aetention
students, doctors, psychologists, social
workers and clergymen! Here is a most
important book. One that will give you a
firm grasp and understanding of the work
of Freud, Adler, Jung and Rank. Will en-
able you to actually feel the impact of
their culminating insights on modern
man. Pub. at $4.00. $1.98
98. JESTING APOSTLE: The Private Life
of Bernard Shaw. By Stephen Winsten. A
friend adn neighbor's picture of the "pri-
vate" Shaw, the practically unknown
man smothered by the over-publicized
image created by show himself and per-
petuated by others-authentic and unin-
hibited revelation of the great person-
ality. 27 illustrations. With notes and in-
dex. Pub. at $5.00. $1.49
99. LES SCULPTURES DE PICASSO. By
Daniel Henry Kahnweiler. Photos by Bras-
sai. A magnificently reproduced volume,
912" x 12/2", featuring more than 200

101. THE DIARY OF SOREN KIERKE-
GAARRD. Edited by Peter P. Rhode. In-
cludes his autobiographical writings on his
agreements and disagreements with the
Church, his relationship with his father,
the influence of other writers on his own
work, his discourse with Professor Hei-
berg, the Hegelian influence, etc. Pub. at
$4.75. $2.98
102. THE FUTURE OF SCIENCE. By
Bertrand Russell. An outline of "The
Great Tomorrow" with emphasis on the
growing power of propaganda. Foresees
unification of the world under some form
of social understanding. With a "self-
portrait" of the author. Pub. at $2.75.
$1.49
103. CONCISE WORLD HISTORY. By
Ben Finger, Jr. A huge volume in which
the vivid colors of recorded history are
not bleached out lest they offend existing
taboos. "Should be on the desk of every
delegate to the U.N. and on the shelves
of all Americans." Dr. Thomas E. Ennis,
Professor of History, West Virginia Uni-
versity. Pub. at $10.00. $4.98
104. INTRODUCTION TO MOUNTAIN.
EERING. By George Alan Smith, Intro-
duction by James Ramsey Ullman. A
book designed to provide facts about how
to climb mountains, tips on mountaineer-
ing photography, a history of mountain-
eering, lists of active groups in the U.S.
and a "sense of the enormous satisfac-
tions of the sport." Pub, at $3.75. $1.98
106. DUTCH STILL-LIFE PAINTING. By
Ingvar Bergstrom. A great scholarly
work, extremely readable, fully covers the
field. Illustrations and text cover the
famous masters and the less known art-
ists. Also includes unusual aspects such
as interpretation of symbols, cultivation
of tulips and the beauty of shells. 250
plates in color and black and white. Fully
indexed, complete bibliography. 82" x
I1". Pub. at $17.50.- $4.98
107. ADAM'S RIB. By Robert Groves.
A beautiful volume, printed in two
colors, in which a noted interpreter
of ancient myths presents his interest-
ing theories about the Book of Genesis.
A fascinating thesis, to which have
been added 36 wood engravings by
James Metcalf, done in the ancient
Canaanite style. Pub. at $6.00. $2.98
108. THE HOME LETTERS OF T. E
LAWRENCE ANR HIS BROTHERS. The
life, character, and times of Lawrence are
clearly revealed through these hundreds
of letters. 45 photographs, most of them
taken in Arabia. With an Introduction by
Winston Churchill. Pub, at $12.50. $4.98
109. German Political Philosophies: THE
GERMAN IDEA OF FREEDOM. By Leon-
ard Krieger. A thorough study of politi-
cal philosophy and politicians in Germany
from early times to the drastic wars of
the 20th century. Hegel, Kant, Fichte,
Marx, Engels, Bebel, Luther, Heins, etc.
Notes, Bibliography, Index. Published at
$7.50. $2.98
110. THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLE
OF HYPNOSIS. By Stanley L. Krebs. In-
troduction by Dr. Milton V. Kline. The
clearest and most instructive work onr
hypnosis and hypnotic methods. Pub. at
$3.00. $1,98
111. THE USE OF HYPNOSIS IN PSY-
CHOPATHIA SEXUALIS. By A. von
Schrenck-Notzing, M.D. A fascinating
and scientific examination of the use of
hypnotism in relation to congenital and
environmental abnormalties and sexual
disorders. Pub. at $6.00. $2.98
113. CONCISE DICTIONARY OF SCI-
ENCE. By Frank Gaynor. The most mod-
ern work providing concise definitions of
terms and concepts pertaining to all fields
of science. Over 500 pages of informa-
tion. Excellent for student as well as
scientist. Pub. at $10.00. $4.98
114. THE HISTORY OF THE HAY-
MARKET AFFAIR. By Henry David.
The definitive work on the explosion
of the Haymarket bomb in Chicago in
1886 which created an event in the
history of American labor paralleled in
importance only by the Sacco Vanzetti
case of the 1920's. Bibliography. In-
dex. Pub. at $6.75. 32.98
115. THACKERAY: THE USES OF AD-
VERSITY 1811-1846. By Gordon N. Ray.
The story of the personal struggle and
artistic development of one of England's
greatest and least understood, novelists,
set against the richubackground of Vic-
torian England; the first study of. Thack-
eray to be based on his family papers and
other relevant sources previously un-
available. Illustrated. With notes and in-
dex. Pub. at $7.00. $2.98
116. THE SECRET DESTINY OF AMER-
ICA. By Manly Palmer Hall. The rise
of the "Secret Societies" to protect the

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8. MAGICK: THEORY AND PRACTICE.
By Aleister Crowley. A complete and
faithful reproduction of the original work
which was printed in Paris in a limited
edition and has long been out of print.
Illustrated by the author with graphs and
charts, this large volume is considered
Crowley's major work on the subject.
Pub. at $10.00. $4.98
81. Illustrated: THE ENCYCLOPEDIA
OF OUTBOARD MOTORBOATING. By
Hank Wieand Bowman. Everything on the
subject: what you need, the new motor,
the old motor, maintenance and repair
of the propeller, lower unit and gear
shifts; Kit boats, boat maintenanceand
repair; Rules of the road, tips on fishing,
fuels, etc. Indexed for easy reference.
Pub. at $6.95. $2.98
82. PALMISTRY EXPLAINED. By Pearl
L. Raymond. A comprehensive course
covering every phase of palm character
study, ideally suited to all present day
requirements for both the beginner and
advanced student. Illustrated. Pub. at
$3.50. $1.98.
83. A SHORT HISTORY OF FREE
THOUGHT. By J .M. Robertson. The his-
tory of civilized man's long struggle to-
wards intellectual freedom, showing how,
from earliest times, man found it neces-
sary to defend his freedom to think
against highly organized forms of thought
control. Pub, at $7.50. $2.98
84. LAST TRAIN FROM ATLANTA. By
A. A. Hoehling. Here, in the words of
those who lived it, is the great, epic story
of the only American city that ever felt
the hell of total war. For five months the-
soldiers and citizens of Atlanta resisted
the siege of the armies of the North
until fire, bursting shells, death and de-
struction had its way. Illustrated through-
out. Pub. at $6.95. $3.98
87. NEWMAN'S EUROPEAN TRAVEL
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70. THE HISTORY OF MATHEMAT-
ICS. By Joseph E. Hormann. A prac-
tical, stimulating history of mathemat-
ics and mathematical formulae from
the number of systems and methods of
the ancients, through the Middle Ages,
to the formation of modern concepts.
Indexed. Pub. at $4.75. $1.98

71. JAPANESE GARDENS. By Jiro Har-