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The author of I'll Cry Tomorrow tells
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and Mary Robinson, popular actress, fashion
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$3.50. $1.00
12. STUDIES IN GENIUS. By Walter G.
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13. PREDICTING ADJUSTMENT IN MAR-
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16. AN INTIMATE JOURNAL OF THE
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scandal, by the man who lived the Dreyfus
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18. THE BIG THAW. By C. L. Sulzberger. An
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29. THE IMMORTAL. By Walter Ross. Here,
with all its pathos, is described the homo-
sexual and heterosexual living of a moving
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which he traveled, and the heartbreak of his
untimely end. Pub. at $3.50. $1.00
30. NO DOGS IN CHINA. By William Kim-.
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the mainland since the Communists took over
in 1949."-Time. Pub. at $4.95. $1.00
31. A WHISPER OF ETERNITY. By A. A.
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happened to the most famous war nurse, Edith
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at $3.50. $1.00
35. ATOMS AND PEOPLE. By Ralph E. Lapp.
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$4.00. $1.00
36. DISCOVERING THE REAL SELF. By E. F.
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37. TOO MUCH, TOO SOON. By Diana Bar-
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41. DICTIONARY OF FRENCH LITERA-
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cludes summaries of every important French
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44. LINCOLN'S COMMANDO: COMMAND-
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arrangements of the important vocal
and instrumental passages by Leonard
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history from the makingrof the Constitution
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JOHN WHITE'S WATER COLORS, made in
Virginia in 1585; DE- BRY'S ENGRAVINGS
of the Florida Colony; DE BRY'S ENGRAV-
INGS of the Virginia Colony; THOMAS
HARIOT'S REPORT of the "new found land
of Virginia"; and EYEWITNESS ACCOUNTS
of LeMoyne, LeChalleux, Barlowe, Lane and
John White. Rare, unusual Americana. Beau-
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57. THE USE OF HYPNOSIS IN PSYCHO.
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to congenital-and environmental abnormalities
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59. LITERARY REVIEWS AND ESSAYS BY
HENRY JAMES on American, English, and
French Literature. Edited by Albert Mordell.
A collection of more than 60 essays, never
before assembled in book form, which prove
the noted novelist to have been a penetrating
and discriminating critic and, as the editor
points out, one with more impact upon Amer-
ican literary taste than is generally acknowl-
edged. With notes, postscript, and appendix.
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60. ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GOLF. By Nevin H.
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golf from the 15th century to the present,
with official all-time records, PGA and other
championships, professional and amateur
leaders from 1885, major and semi-major
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(Of the Civil War). By Rossiter John-
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format 10%" x 141" in size, re-
produced exactly as the sought after
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Pub. at $15.00. Special $9.95
62. JESTING APOSTLE: The Private Life of
Bernard Show. By Stephen Winsten. A friend'
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the practically unknown man smothered by
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63. A HISTORY OF EUROPE-FROM THE
INVASIONS TO THE XVI CENTURY. By
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man. (625 pages.) Pub. at $7.50. $3.98
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serious attention of all thoughtful persons. -
John Dewey. Pub, at $3.95. $1.98
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and Religion: Origins, Psychology, Sex, Wor-
ship, Profanity, Animism, Frustration, In-
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Pub, at $6.00. $2.98
66. THE PICTORIAL HISTORY OF PROT-
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1000 illustrations. Pub, at $10.00. $4.98
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67. A TREASURY OF TRUE. Edited by
Charles N. Barnard (Managing Editor).
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the best man-stories culled from the
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by Paul Gallico, McKinlay Kantor, C.
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Pub. at $7.50. $2.98
68. PICTORIAL HISTORY OF AMERICAN
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explorers, adventurers, merchants, and sea-
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69. PICTORIAL HISTORY OF AMERICAN
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Pub. at $4.75. $2.49
72. BEING AND NOTHINGNESS. By Jean-
Paul Sartre. The definitive Sartre. Explains his
entire concept of the philosophy of Being.
Theories of Human consciousness, and the
nature of the world, as well as his views on
social relations, freedom, and theories of
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one interested in philosophy and psychology.
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from the 6th century B.C. to the present
day. Included of course are the think-
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as well as the outstanding Hebrew
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line of modern philosophers from the
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By Allen Leepa. Foreword by Sir Herbert
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Pub. at $7.50, $3.98
75. THE MODERN MOVEMENT IN ART.
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1956 edition of a classic study that shows
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76. ON CLIMBING. By Charles Evans. An
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a world threatened by mechanization, atomic
destruction and the loss of religion.
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use of the new chemicals and a ministry of
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