Copyright Renewals 1978
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Copyright Renewals 1978

R

R595222.
Russian-English technical and chemical
dictionary. By Ludmilla Ignatiev
Callaham. © 20Mar47; A11419. Ludmilla
I. Callaham (A); 8Jan75; R595222.

R634811.
The Heart of the park. By Flannery
O'Connor. (In Partisan review, Feb. 1949)
© 31Jan49; B181433. Regina O'Connor (E);
10Jun76; R634811.

R636848.

Flak bait. By Gordon Carroll, Betty

John & Devon Francis. © 6Jul48; A24012.

Gordon Carroll, Devon Francis & Betty John

(A); 28Jun76; R636848.

R656095.

Manual for teachers to accompany Cases
on trusts, second edition. By George

Gleason Bogert. © 3Jan50; AA140292.

George Gleason Bogert (A); 5Apr77;

R656095.

R682965.

Popol Vuh: the sacred book of the
ancient Quiche Maya. By Adrian Recinos,

Delia Goetz & Sylvanus Griswold Morley.

NM: translation. © 24Mar50; A42098.

Maria P. DeRecinos (W); 16Dec77;

R682965.

R682966.

Chafing dish book. By Helen Evans

Brown. © 15Nov50; A49884. Phillip S.

Brown (Wr); 1Dec77; R682966.

A937384.
Division of Education, Perth Amboy
General Hospital presents The Three C's
of parenting—claiming, caring, coping:
parenthood—family living. Developed by
The Division of Patient Care, Division
of Health Maintenance, in cooperation
with The Consumer Health Education Department.

1 v. © Perth Amboy General

Hospital; 11Aug77; A937384.

A937385.

By Inspirations. By Kelly Mainard.

1 v. © Kelly Mainard; 25Dec76; A937385.

AF

AF44551.
Schulerfolg und Schulversagen; eine
Laengsschnittuntersuchung vom ersten bis
zum fuenfzehnten Schulbesuchsjahr. Von
Lilly Kemmler. West Germany. 280 p.
© Verlag fuer Psychologie; 15Nov76;
AF44551.

AF47549.

Hugo and the man who stole colours.

By Tony Ross. England. 1 v. © Tony

Ross; 30Jun77; AF47549.

AF47550.

Selected poems. By Margaret Atwood.

Canada. 240 p. © on selection; Margaret

Atwood; 7May76; AF47550.

AFO

AFO-90228.

La Versaillaise. By Angelique, pseud.

of Michel Bernard. France. 187 p.

© Angelique, pseud. of Michel Bernard &

S.E.C.L.E. a.a.d.o. Societe pour l'Exploitation
du Commerce de Librairie et
d'Edition; 30May77; AFO-90228.

AI

AI-17049.

Credit law and bankruptcy handbook for

Washington. By Seth Armstrong. Canada.

148 p. © Self-Counsel Press, Inc., a
subsidiary of International Self-Counsel

Press, Ltd.; 7Nov77; AI-17049.

AI-17050.

Over sea, under stone. By Susan Cooper,
illustrated by Margery Gill. England.

252 p. © on text; Susan Cooper; 27May65;

AI-17050.

BB

BB56349.
Black lawyers: strangers in a strange
land. By Gilbert Ware. (In Civil rights
digest, summer 1977, p. 33-38) © Gilbert
Ware; 1Jul77; BB56349.

R

R658046.
The Way to game abundance; with an
explanation of game cycles. By Wallace
Byron Grange. © 14Nov49; A38062. Wallace
Byron Grange (A); 7Mar77; R658046.

R685687.

Philosophy of selling. By Clarence

Arthur Kendrick. © 2Jan50; A40192.

Clarence Arthur Kendrick (A); 29Dec77;

R685687.

R685688.
Style and idea. German by Arnold
Schoenberg, English translation by Dika
Newlin. © 15May50; A44272. Lawrence
A. Schoenberg, Ronald R. Schoenberg &
Nuria Nono (C); 17Oct77; R685688.

R685690.
The Prisoner in the skull. By Lewis
Pagett, pseud. of Henry Kuttner. (In
Astounding science fiction, Feb. 1949)
© 18Jan49; B177447. Catharine Moore
Kuttner (W); 17Nov76; R685690.

R685692.

Facts on File yearbook, 1949. By Facts
on File, employer for hire of R. L. Lapica.

NM: editorial revision, new maps & tables

& photos. © 30Jun50; TX 4-847. Facts on

File, Inc. (PWH); 15Dec77; R685692.

R685693.
The Climate near the ground. By
Rudolph Geiger, translated by Milroy
Neil Stewart and others. Translation
of the second German ed. of Das Klima
der Bodennahen Luftschicht. NM: rev.
& enl. translation. © 18Oct50; A48878.
President and Fellows of Harvard College
(PWH); 23Nov77; R685693.

R685697.

The Skin problem facing young men and
women. By Herbert Lawrence, John Henry

Hoefer & Wallace Clifford Riddell, Jr.

© 27Dec48; A29928. Magazine Management

Company, Inc. (PWH); 8Nov76; R685697.

R685698.

On whom the spirit came. By Miles

Woodward Smith. © 2Dec48; A28450.

Magazine Management Company, Inc.

(PWH); 8Nov76; R685698.

R685699.
Understanding adults. By Donald Rex
Gorham. © 7Sep48; A27074. Magazine
Management Company, Inc. (PWH); 25Aug76;
R685699.

R685700.
We worship together. By Mary Grace
Martin. © 6Dec48; A28449. Magazine
Management Company, Inc. (PWH); 8Nov76;
R685700.

R685701.

Simon called Peter. By Belle Chapman

Morrill, illus. by E. Louise Larkin.

© 8Dec48; A28448. Magazine Management

Company, Inc. (PWH); 8Nov76; R685701.

R685702.

Trustees of creation. By William L.

Muncy, Jr. © 21Nov49; AA143149. Magazine

Management Company, Inc. (PWH); 20Oct77;

R685702.

R685703.
Dallas social register, 1943. © 1Apr43;
A172527. Magazine Management Company, Inc.,
d.b.a. Marvel Comics Group (PWH); 10Feb71;
R685703.

R685704.

Death is the host; abridgment. By

Lawrence Lariar. Prev. pub. as Death
paints the picture. © 28Oct43; AA449351.

Magazine Management Company, Inc., d.b.a.

Marvel Comics Group (PWH); 3May71; R685704.

R685705.

The Corpse hangs high; an abridgment.

By Edward Ronns. © 3Aug43; AA450517.

Magazine Management Company, Inc., d.b.a.

Marvel Comics Group (PWH); 8Mar71; R685705.

R685706.

Modeled in murder; abridgment. By

Manning Long. Add. ti.: Here's blood
in your eye. © 6Oct43; AA45051.

Magazine Management Company, Inc., d.b.a.

Marvel Comics Group (PWH); 3May71; R685706.

R685707.

3 girls and a killer; abridgment.

By H. Donald Spatz. Add. ti.: Death
on the nose. © 21Aug43; AA450520.

Magazine Management Company, Inc.,
d.b.a. Marvel Comics Group (PWH); 8Mar71;

R685707.

R685708.

Say yes to murder; an abridgment.

By W. T. Ballard. © 14Dec43; AA450521.

Magazine Management Company, Inc.,
d.b.a. Marvel Comics Group (PWH); 5May71;

R685708.

R685715.

Philips Brooks: selected sermons.

Edited with introd.: William Scarlett.

© 21Sep49; A36247. NM: editing & introd.

William Scarlett (A); 29Aug77; R685715.

R685716.

Dig for a treasure. By Clara Dean

Marshall. © 9Sep49; A35859. Clara

Dean Marshall (A); 29Aug77; R685716.

R685717.

The Time reader's book of recipes;

230 favorite recipes of the women who
read Time. By Florence Artmann.

© 24Oct49; A37493. Time, Inc. (PWH);

5Oct77; R685717.

R685718.

Mark Twain as a literary artist. By

Gladys Carmen Bellamy. © 24Jul50; A45924.

Vera Trent (Adm. c.t.a.); 21Nov77; R685718.

R685724.
Our Jerusalem; an American family in
the Holy City, 1881-1949. By Evelyn Wells
& Bertha Spafford Vester, introd.: Lowell
Thomas. © 19Jan50; A40155. Evelyn Wells
& Bertha Spafford Vester (A); 29Aug77;
R685724.

R685728.
The Best of two worlds. By Joseph Wood
Krutch. (In The American scholar, spring
1950) © 6Mar50: B238863. Marcelle Krutch
(W); 5Jul77; R685728.

R685729.
Whom do we picket tonight? By Joseph
Wood Krutch. (In Harper's, Mar. 1950)
© 3Mar50; B238422. Marcelle Krutch (W);
5Jul77; R685729.

A915194.

The Last grand adventure. By William Bronson
with Richard W. Reinhardt. 232 p. Appl.

au.: Marilyn Bronson, employer for hire by

Richard W. Reinhardt. NM: text, some new illus.,
compilation of illus. from other sources.

© Marilyn Bronson & Richard W. Reinhardt;

21Oct77; A915194.

A924106.

Media 3 for Young Innovators. 7 v. Add.

ti.: Media 3/grapevine in 7 parts. NM: additional
text & pictorial matter. © Young

Innovators, Inc.; 11Nov77; A924106.

A927015.

Reading diagnosis: a Scholastic in-service
audio cassette program; instructor's guide.

10 p. © Scholastic Magazines, Inc.; 15Sep77

(in notice: 1976); A927015.

A932653.
Elvis. By Richard Mann, photos. by Pictorial
Parade & Sygma. 186 p. © Bible Voice
Publishers (in notice: Bible Voice, Inc.);
10Nov77; A932653.

A937386.

Song poems. By Harold Eastman and friends.

20 p. NM: compilation & additions. © Harold

Eastman; 15Sep77; A937386.

A937387.

Institutional summary; suggestions for interpretation.

Prepared by J. Lance Kramer.

1 v. © Center for Faculty Evaluation and

Development in Higher Education; 31Oct76 (in
notice: 1977); A937387.

A937388.

The Man and the woman in Islam. By W. D.

Mohammad. 64 p. © Honorable Elijah Muhammad

Mosque Number 2; 27Feb76; A937388.

A937389.

The Teachings of W. D. Mohammad. Secondary/adult
level book 1. 221 p. Accompanied by
answer book. © Honorable Elijah Muhammad
Mosque Number 2; 21Aug76; A937389.

A937390.
The Teachings of W. D. Mohammad. Elementary
level book 1. 59 p. Accompanied by answer
book. © Honorable Elijah Muhammad Mosque Number

2; 21Aug76; A937390.

AF

AF43342.
PERSIS I: Personal-Datenbanksystem unter
IMS/VS; Programm-/Bedienerhandbuch, Programm
Nr. 5788-DDX. France. 1 v. © IBM Deutschland,
G.m.b.H.; 5Nov76 (in notice: 1975);
AF43342.

AF43346.

Konsoll-Protokoll auf IBM 3284/86 fuer VM/370;

Programm/Bedienerhandbuch, Programm Nr. 5788-DHR.

France. 1 v. © IBM Deutschland, G.m.b.H.,

22Mar76 (in notice: 1975); AF43346.

AF43347.

Konsoll-Protokoll auf IBM 3284/86 fuer VM/370;

Systemhandbuch, Programm Nr. 5788-DHR. France.

1 v. © IBM Deutschland, G.m.b.H.; 22Mar76 (in
notice: 1975); AF43347.

AF46735.
The Larousse guide to minerals, rocks, and
fossils. By W. R. Hamilton, A. R. Woolley &
A. C. Bishop. United Kingdom. 320 p.
© The Hamlyn Publishing Group, Ltd.; 15Jan74;
AF46735 (Reprint ed. deposited)

AF46736.
Adventures in archaeology. By Anne Ward.
United Kingdom. 160 p. © Anne Ward (in
notice: Hamlyn Publishing Group, Ltd.);
12Sep77; AF46736 (Reprint ed. deposited)

AF47552.

The Early morning milk train; the cream of

Emett railway drawings. Great Britain. 1 v.

© on cartoons, drawings & selection; Rowland

Emett; 30Sep76; AF47552.

AF47553.

Die Tollen 3 Verfausstaender von Gardinia.

Germany. 1 p. © Gardinia Vorhangschienenfabrik

(in notice: Gardinia); 1Jan74; AF47553.

AI

AI-17051.

Logical self-defense. By Ralph Henry Johnson
and J. Anthony Blair. Canada. 236 p.

© McGraw-Hill Ryerson, Ltd.; 10Jun77; AI-17051.

AI-17052.

Remember you are an Englishman; a biography
of Sir Harry Smith, 1787-1860. By Joseph Herbert

Lehmann. Great Britain. 384 p. © Joseph

Herbert Lehmann; 15Sep77; AI-17052.

R

R685740.

Jesus, stories for children. By Board of

Christian Education of the Presbyterian Church
in the U. S. A., employer for hire. © 25Oct48;

A26941. The Westminster Press (PWH); 14Jun76;

R685740.

R685741.

The Martin Luther Christmas book. By Roland

H. Bainton. © 1Oct48; A26108. The Westminster

Press (PWH); 14Jun76; R68541.

R682967.

Patterns of publicity copy. By Stewart

Harral. © 14Mar50; A41715. Opal Harral

(W); 7Nov77; R682967.

R682968.

Cosmic engineers. By Clifford D. Simak.

© 25Nov50; A52582. Clifford D. Simak

(A); 30Nov77; R682968.

R682970.

Uke master chord chart. By Paul Hill.

© 25Nov50; AA212319. Dorothy Ressler

Hill (W): 18Nov77; R682970.

R682974.

Jane Mecom, the favorite sister of

Benjamin Franklin. By Carl Clinton

VanDoren. © 6Oct50; A49698. Margaret V.

D. Bevans, Barbara V. D. Klaw & Anne V. D.

Ross (PPW); 7Nov77; R682974.

R682975.
Biographical notes for the Viking
portable Poets of the English language.
By Viking Press, employer for hire of the
editors: Wystan Hugh Auden & Norman Holmes
Pearson. © 9Nov50; A49950. Viking
Penguin, Inc. (PWH); 7Nov77; R682975.

R684745.

Teaching kindergarten children. By

Elizabeth Gardner. © 16Dec49; A39603.

Magazine Management Company, Inc. (PWH);

17Nov77; R684745.

R685497.

Heal yourself. NM: abridgement, editing

& additions. © 22Mar50; A925682. C. and

R. Anthony, Inc. (PWH); 3Oct77; R685497.

R685499.

The Kitten book. By Sharon Stearns

Banigan, artist. © 1Aug49; A42633.

Lowe, Inc. (PWH); 29Jul77; R685499.

R685500.

Giggle box. By Phyllis R. Fenner &

Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., employer for hire
of William Steig, illustrator. © 2Oct50;

A48863. Phyllis R. Fenner (A) & Alfred A.

Knopf, Inc. (PWH); 11Nov77; R685500.

R685501.
The Wizard of Oz. By L. Frank Baum,
illustrator: Anton Loeb, adapter: Allen
Chaffee. © 16Oct50; A49325. Random
House, Inc. (PWH); 9Dec77; R685501.

R685502.

Bambi's children. By Felix Salten,
illus.: Phoebe Erickson, adaptor: Allen

Chaffee. NM: illus. © 16Oct50; A49327.

Random House, Inc. (PWH); 9Dec77;

R685502.

R685503.
Bambi's children. By Felix Salten,
adaptor: Allen Chaffee, illus.: Phoebe
Erickson. NM: adaptation. © 16Oct50;
A49326. Random House, Inc. (PWH);
9Dec77; R685503.

R685504.

The Complete novels of Jane Austen.

Introd. by Amy Loveman, illustrator:

Warren Chappell. NM: introd. & illus.

© 8Nov50; A49605. Random House, Inc.

(PWH); 9Dec77; R685504.

R685505.
The Wizard of Oz. By L. Frank Baum,
adaptor: Allen Chaffee, illustrator: Anton
Loeb. NM: adaptation. © 16Oct50;
A49324. Random House, Inc. (PWH);
9Dec77; R685505.

R685506.

The First transcontinental railroad. By

Adele Gutman Nathan, illus.: Edward A.

Wilson. Add. ti: The Building of the
first transcontinental railroad. NM:

illus. © 12Oct50; A49322. Random House,

Inc. (PWH); 9Dec77; R685506.

R685507.

Gene Autry's Champion in the ghost of

Black Mountain. By Elizabeth Beecher.

© 27Jun50; AA155979. Gene Autry (PWH);

26Nov77; R685507.

R685516.

Gene Autry's Melody Ranch cut-out dolls.

By Gene Autry. © 30Aug50; AA163293.

Gene Autry (A); 16Nov77; R685516.

R685517.

Gedichte, 1916-1948. By Carl Zuckmayer.

© 3Oct48; AF-43838. Carl Zuckmayer (A);

1Sep76; R685517.

R685518.
A Simplified periodic classification of
the elements. By Kerry McCutchon. (In
Journal of chemical education, Jan. 1950)
© 5Jan50; B226237. Kerry McCutchon (A);
7Nov77; R685518.

R685520.

The Standard nonforfeiture and valuation
legislation. By Frederic P. Chapman.

© 23Sep49; AA129580. The American

College of Life Underwriters (PWH);

18Jul77; R685520.

R685526.

Four activity story photographs. By G.

Warren Schloat. (In Jack and Jill, July

1950) © 28Jun50; B252516. G. Warren

Schloat (A); 8Aug77; R685526.

R685527.

The Belief in progress. By John

Baillie. © 11May50; AI-2730. Ian Fowler

Baillie (C); 8Aug77; R685527.

R685528.

Death in four colors. By Brandon Bird,
pseud. of George Evans & Kay Evans.

© 3Jan50; A39552. George Evans & Kay

Evans, writing under name of Brandon Bird

(A); 27Dec77; R685528.

R685529.

Careers in cartooning. By Lawrence

Lariar. © 3Jan50; A39554. Lawrence

Lariar (A); 27Dec77; R685529.

R685530.

Within the vault. By Lee Thayer.

© 6Jan50; A39771. George M. Sanger (E);

27Dec77; R685530.

R685531.

Famous pets of famous people. By Mae

Trovillion Smith. © 26Jan50; A40451.

Hal W. Trovillion (E); 27Dec77; R685531.

R685532.

Journey to a high mountain. By James

Wellard. © 26Jan50; A40476. James

Wellard (A); 27Dec77; R685532.

R685533.

The Black Horse Company. By Iris

Vinton. © 26Jan50; A40477. Iris Vinton

(A); 27Dec77; R685533.

R685534.
Homecoming. By Elizabeth Seifert
(Elizabeth Seifert Gasparotti) © 10Feb50;
A40881. Elizabeth Seifert Gasparotti,
writing as Elizabeth Seifert (A);
27Dec77; R685534.

R685535.

Rome today. By Agnes Rothery (Agnes

Rothery Pratt) © 10Feb50; A40882. Agnes

Rothery Pratt (A); 27Dec77; R685535.

R685536.

Famous men of medicine. By Caroline A.

Chandler. © 10Feb50; A40884. Caroline

A. Chandler (A); 27Dec77; R685536.

R685537.

The Angels fell. By Bruno Fischer.

© 10Feb50; A40904. Bruno Fischer (A);

27Dec77; R685537.

R685538.

The Second sickle. By Ursula R.

Curtiss. © 10Feb50; A40905. Ursula R.

Curtiss (A); 27Dec77; R685538.

R685539.

A Grand time living. By Don Blanding.

© 10Feb50; A40906. Security-First

National Bank of Los Angeles (E);

27Dec77; R685539.

R685540.

The Complete fly tier. By Reuben R.

Cross. NM: additional text. © 26Jan50;

A40907. Earl W. Conklin (NK); 27Dec77;

R685540.

R685541.

Double identities. By John Rhode,
pseud. of Cecil John Charles Street.

British ti.; The Two graphs. © 23Jan50,

AI-0294; 17Mar50, A42112. Eileen Street

(W); 27Dec77; R685541.

R685542.
Bones of contention. By Rae Foley,
pseud. of Elinore Denniston. Serialized
in The Chicago tribune, 1949-1950. NM:
additions. © 3Jan50; A39551. Elinore
Denniston, writing as Rae Foley (A);
27Dec77; R685542.

R685543.

Principles of nursery management. By

Willis Pierre Duruz. © 2Jan50; A39460.

Dodd, Mead and Company, Inc. (PWH);

27Dec77; R685543.

R685544.
Arithmetic for colleges. By Harold
Daniel Larsen. © 11Apr50; A42738. Alta
Blanche Larsen Mastin (W); 27Dec77;
R685544.

R685545.

Illustrating for tomorrow's production.

By J. Harold Farmer, Abbott J. Hoecker &

Francis F. Vavrin. © 5Sep50; A47022.

Abbott J. Hoecker, Francis F. Vavrin (A) &

Shirley Spears (W of J. Harold Farmer);

27Dec77; R685545.

R685546.

The Ship of adventure. By Enid Blyton,
illustrated by Stuart Tresilian.

© 21Jul50, AI-2842; 24Oct50, A48951.

Gillian Baverstock & Imogen Smallwood (C
of Enid Blyton); 27Dec77; R685546.

R685547.

Lectures litteraires pour commencants.

By Francois Denoeu. © 5Dec50; A50458.

Monique Denoeu Cone & Genevieve Denoeu

Willis (C); 27Dec77; R685547.

R685548.

Electronics: principles and applications.

By Ralph R. Wright. © 21Mar50;

A42122. Kathleen M. Wright (W); 27Dec77;

R685548.

R685549.

Social psychology: an integrative
interpretation. By S. Stansfeld Sargent.

© 2May50; A43574. S. Stansfeld Sargent

(A); 27Dec77; R685549.

R685550.
German science reader: an analytical
approach to translation problems. By
George William Radimersky. © 5May50;
A43737. George William Radimersky (A);
27Dec77; R685550.

R685551.

Melting and solidification of fats. By

Alton Edward Bailey. © 5Jul50; A45650.

Dorothy N. Bailey (W); 27Dec77; R685551.

R685552.

Sales promotion. By Alfred Gross & Dale

Houghton. © 11Aug50; A46445. Alfred

Gross (A); 27Dec77; R685552.

R685553.

Irrigation principles and practices,
second edition. By Orson W. Israelsen.

2nd ed. © 15Sep50; A47428. O. A.

Israelsen (C); 27Dec77; R685553.

R685554.
Advances in enzymology and related
subjects of biochemistry. Vol. 10. By
Interscience Publishers, Inc., employer
for hire. © 9May50; AA150493. John
Wiley & Sons, Inc. (PWH); 27Dec77;
R685554.

R685555.
Physical chemistry of high polymeric
systems. Vol. 2. By Herman Francis Mark
& Arthur Victor Tobolsky. 2nd rev. ed.
© 6Jul50; A46067. Herman Francis Mark
(A) & Dorothy Tobolsky (W); 27Dec77;
R685555.

R685556.

Introductory nuclear physics. By David

Halliday. © 27Oct50; A49068. David

Halliday (A); 27Dec77; R685556.

R685557.

Classical mechanics. By H. C. Corben &

Philip Stehle. © 14Nov50; A49554. H. C.

Corben (A) & Philip Stehle (A); 27Dec77;

R685557.

R685558.
Power circuit breakers and protective
relays. By Edward Wilson Kimbark. (Power
system stability, vol. 2) © 24Nov50;
A49881. Edward Wilson Kimbark (A);
27Dec77; R685558.

R685560.
Telecomics presents The West that lives
forever: Creede of the gold and silver
days. By Fred Harman. (In Red Ryder
comics, Feb. 1950) © 3Jan50; B5-12523.
Shirley S. Lasswell & Patricia Slesinger
(PWH); 21Nov77; R685560.

R685561.

The West that lives forever: the pony
express. By Fred Harman. (In Red Ryder
comics, Mar. 1950) © 7Feb50; B5-13164.

Shirley S. Lasswell & Patricia Slesinger

(PWH); 21Nov77; R685561.

R685562.

The West that lives forever: wild horse
chase. By Fred Harman. (In Red Ryder
comics, May 1950) © 4Apr50; B5-13879.

Shirley S. Lasswell & Patricia Slesinger

(PWH); 21Nov77; R685562.

R685563.

The West that lives forever: Pike's

Peak. By Fred Harman. (In Red Ryder
comics, July 1950) © 6Jun50; B5-14394.

Shirley S. Lasswell & Patricia Slesinger

(PWH); 21Nov77; R685563.

R685568.
A Hazard of hearts. By Barbara
Cartland. © 1May67 (in notice: 1949);
AF47523. Barbara Cartland (A); 22Dec77;
R685568.

R685570.

Ali Baba and the forty thieves. By

Ionicus, pseud. of J. C. Armitage.

© 11Sep50, AIO-898; 15Sep50, AA164892.

J. C. Armitage (A); 7Nov77; R685570.

R685571.

King Features illustrated weekly.

© 26Oct50; AA166921. King Features

Syndicate, Inc. (PCW); 14Nov77; R685571.

R685572.

King Features illustrated weekly.

© 2Nov50; AA168813. King Features

Syndicate, Inc. (PCW); 14Nov77; R685572.

R685573.

King Features illustrated weekly.

© 9Nov50; AA168814. King Features

Syndicate, Inc. (PCW); 14Nov77; R685573.

R685574.
Clarissa. By Samuel Richardson, editing
& introd. by John Angus Burrell. (Modern
library, no. 10) NM: editorial revisions
& introd. © 1Nov50; A49375. Random
House, Inc. (PWH); 16Dec77; R685574.

R685575.

Apologia pro vita sua. By John Henry

Newman, introd. by Anton C. Pegis.

(Modern library, no. 113) NH: introd.

© 1Nov50; A49376. Random House, Inc.

(PWH); 16Dec77; R685575.

R685576.

Life stress and bodily disease. By

Harold G. Wolfe, Stewart G. Walf &

Clarence C. Hare. © 5Oct50; AA162919.

Association for Research in Nervous and

Mental Disease (PCW); 27Dec77; R685576.

R685577.
The Bonfire. By Ray Bradbury. (In
Torquasian times, winter 1950-51)
© 14Oct50; B281687. Ray Bradbury (A);
25Nov77; R685577.

R685578.

The Waker dreams. By Richard Matheson.

(In Galaxy science fiction, Dec. 1950)

© 8Nov50; B278857. Richard Matheson (A);

25Nov77; R685578.

R685579.

Season of disbelief. By Ray Bradbury.

(In Collier's, Nov. 25, 1950) © 17Nov50;

B274164. Ray Bradbury (A); 25Nov77;

R685579.

R685580.

The Curse of silence. By Hal G. Evarts.

(In Collier's, Nov. 4, 1950) © 27Oct50;

B271190. Hal G. Evarts (A); 25Nov77;

R685580.

R685581.

Take a number. By Jack Finney. (In

Hearst's International-cosmopolitan, Nov.

1950) © 1Nov50; B271253. Jack Finney

(A); 25Nov77; R685581.

R685582.
Hardly a man is now alive; a mystery
novel. By Herbert Brean. © 1Nov50;
A49256. Dorothy Brean (W); 25Nov77;
R685582.

R685583.
Baha'i faith, 1844-1950. By Shoghi
Effendi. © 12Jul50; A46977. National
Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the
United States (PCB); 27Dec77; R685583.

R685585.

Lionel track layouts. © 17Nov49;

AA134649. The Lionel Corporation (PWH);

7Nov77; R685585.

R685586.
King Solomon's mines. Dell book no.
433. Story retold by Jean Francis Webb,
Western Printing and Litho. Company,
employer for hire. NM: editing &
adapting. © 5Sep50; A47528. Dell
Publishing Company, Inc. (PWH); 15Nov77;
R685586.

R685587.

Dell crossword dictionary. Compiler &
editor: Kathleen Rafferty. © 8Sep50;

A47529. Dell Publishing Company, Inc.

(PWH); 15Nov77; R685587.

R685588.
Cleopatra's nights. Dell book no. 414.
Story retold by Allan Barnard, Western
Printing and Litho Company, employer for
hire. © 30Jun50; AA159976. Dell
Publishing Company, Inc. (PWH); 15Nov77;
R685588.

R685590.

A Natural history of trees of eastern
and central North America. By Donald C.

Peattie & illus. by Paul Landacre. NM:

illus. & 50% of text. © 2Oct50; A48168.

Noel R. Peattie & Joseph M. Landacre (C);

7Nov77; R685590.

R685591.
Walden and other writings of Henry David
Thoreau. By Townsend Scudder, introd. &
editing by Brooks Atkinson. NM: foreword
& bibliography. © 18Jul50; A45917.
Random House, Inc. (PWH of Townsend
Scudder); 11Nov77; R685591.

R685592.

Handbook of attracting birds. By Thomas

P. McElroy, Jr. & illustrator, Lambert

Guenther. © 2Oct50; A48604. Thomas P.

McElroy, Jr. (A) & Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.

(PWH of Lambert Guenther); 11Nov77;

R685592.

R685593.

John Henry and his hammer. By Harold W.

Pelton and Aldren A. Watson. © 2Oct50;

A48867. Harold W. Pelton (A) & Alfred A.

Knopf, Inc. (PWH of Aldren A. Watson);

11Nov77; R685593.

R685594.
The Position of America and other
essays. By Alfonso Reyes, translated by
Federico DeOnis & Harriet DeOnis. NM:
translation. © 2Oct50; A48869. Alfred
A. Knopf, Inc. (PWH of Federico & Harriet
DeOnis); 11Nov77; R685394.

R685595.

Zig et puce et le complot. By Alain

Saint Ogan. © 30Jun50; AFO-2823.

Bertrand Lefevre Saint Ogan (NK); 7Nov77;

R685595.

R685596.
The West that lives forever: the baby
railroad grows up. By Gaylord DuBois.
(In Red Ryder comics, Oct. 1950)
© 1Sep50; B5-15256. Shirley S. Lasswell
& Patricia Slesinger (PWH); 16Dec77;
R685596.

R685597.

United States government publications.

By Anne Morris Boyd & Rae Elizabeth Rips.

3rd ed., rev. © 20Apr50; A43367.

Lillian Rips (NK); 2Nov77; R685597.

R685598.
The Power of people: multiple management
up to date. By Charles Perry McCormick &
foreword by Eric A. Johnston. © 7Sep49;
A35874. McCormick and Company, Inc. (PWH
of Charles Perry McCormick); 6Sep77;
R685598.

R685601.

The Invisible Miss Cranston. By Jerome

Weidman. (In Woman's home companion, Oct.

1949) © 23Sep49; B211006. Jerome

Weidman (A); 19Nov76; R685601.

R685604.

The Economy of Latin America. By

Wendell C. Gordon. © 17Nov50; A49945.

Wendell C. Gordon (A); 2Dec77; R685604.

R685605.
American democracy and natural law. By
Cornelia Geer Le Boutillier. © 18Jan50;
A40140. Martin Le Boutillier (C);
19Dec77; R685605.

R685606.
The Columbia encyclopedia. Edited by
Elizabeth J. Sherwood & William Bridgwater,
issued by Columbia University
Press. 2nd ed. © 4Dec50; A50246.
Columbia University Press (PWH); 19Dec77;
R685606.

R685607.
Underpinning: its practice and
applications. By Edmund Astley Prentis &
Lazarus White. 2nd. ed., rev. and enl.
© 13Nov50; A49596. Edmund A. Prentis 3rd
(E of Edmund Astley Prentis); 2Dec77;
R685607.

R685608.

Cofferdams. By Edmund Astley Prentis &

Lazarus White. 2nd. ed., rev. and enl.

© 24Nov50; A50040. Edmund A. Prentis 3rd

(E of Edmund Astley Prentis); 2Dec77;

R685608.

R685609.

Otis maintenance reference book, article

6, 1.9. By Carmon Mills Elliott, Meredith

Reese Davis & Harold Earl Browne.

© 8Dec49; AA136212. Otis Elevator

Company (PWH); 8Dec77; R685609.

R685611.

Adventures in cactus land. By Betty

Boulton Herndon. © 10Jan50; A39833.

Betty B. Herndon (A); 1Dec77; R685611.

R685612.

Singing sails. By Claire Peabody.

© 10Jan50; A39834. Claire Peabody (A);

1Dec77; R685612.

R685613.

California's stately hall of fame. By

Rockwell Dennis Hunt. © 15Feb50; A41677.

Clarence S. Hunt (C); 1Dec77; R685613.

R685614.

Alaska today. By B. W. Denison. NM:

additions 6 revisions. © 1Feb50; A42782.

Mrs. B. W. Denison (W); 1Dec77; R685614.

R685615.
Arizona's dark and bloody ground. By
Earle R. Forrest. NM: additions &
revisions. © 20Mar50; A42943. Margaret
Forrest Brown (C); 1Dec77; R685615.

R685616.

Chikeeta and the Pukwudjis. By Mabel

Veatch Hoadley. © 20Apr50; A43419.

Mabel V. Hoadley (A); 1Dec77; R685616.

R685617.

Shaun and Sheila. By Sheila O'Neill

(Mrs. Willie Hudson) © 15May50; A44059.

Sheila O'Neill (A); 1Dec77; R685617.

R685618.

Tales from the Elves' Forest. By Emilie

Louise Michel. © 27May50; A44376.

Emilie Louise Michel (A); 1Dec77;

R685618.

R685619.

Collected poems. By Glenn Ward

Dresbach. © 30May50; A45121. Mrs. Glenn

Ward Dresbach (W); 1Dec77; R685619.

R685620.

The Shadow of the arrow. By Margaret

Long. NM: additions & revisions.

© 20Jun50; A45629. Lesley C. Paul,

Esther Paul & Helen Paul Nauss (NK);

1Dec77; R685620.

R685646.
Bayou song. By Michael Fessier. (In
American magazine, Feb. 1949) © 1Feb49;
B170432. Michael Fessier (A); 17Nov76;
R685646.

R685647.
George and the weaker sex. By Michael
Fessier. (In Today's woman, Feb. 1949)
© 26Jan49; B174657. Michael Fessier (A);
17Nov76; R685647.

R685648.

Big man on campus. By Michael Fessier.

(In Saturday evening post, Feb. 5, 1949)

© 2Feb49; B176245. Michael Fessier (A);

17Nov76; R685648.

R685649.

Seeds. By Davis Grubb. (In Extension,

Mar. 1949) © 11Feb49; B178046. Davis

Grubb (A); 17Nov76; R685649.

R685650.

Roadhouse killer. By Micheal Fessier.

(In Saturday evening post, Mar. 26, 1949)

© 23Mar49; B183246. Michael Fessier (A);

17Nov76; R685650.

R685651.
The Hooded hawk. By Herbert Brean. (In
American magazine, Nov. 1949) © 1Nov49;
B215845. Herbert Brean (A); 17Nov76;
R685651.

R685652.

People named Smith. By H. Allen Smith.

© 5Oct50; A48350. Nelle Smith (W);

25Nov77; R685652.

R685653.
Let's cook on the piano. By Horace
McCoy. (In Esquire, Jan. 1949)
© 24Nov48; B172760. Peter McCoy & Amanda
Dunn (C); 18Nov76; R685653.

R685654.
The Gerber variable scale. By Heinz
Joseph Gerber. © 10Jan49; AA106477. The
Gerber Scientific Instrument Company
(PWH); 10Jan77; R685654.

R685655.

The Gerber variable scale. By Heinz

Joseph Gerber. © 10Jan49; AA106477.

Heinz Joseph Gerber (A); 10Jan77;

R685655.

R685656.
United States code annotated; cumulative
suppl., Title 33, Navigation and navigable
waters. By West Publishing Company &
Edward Thompson Company, employers for
hire. NM: revisions & additions.
© 26Dec50; A51168. West Publishing
Company (PWH); 26Dec77; R685656.

R685657.
United States code annotated; tables,
cumulative suppl. By West Publishing
Company & Edward Thompson Company,
employers for hire. NM: revisions &
additions. © 26Dec50; A51169. West
Publishing Company (PWH); 26Dec77;
R685657.

R685658.
United States code annotated. Titles
5-6, cumulative suppl. By West Publishing
Company & Edward Thompson Company,
employers for hire. NM: revisions &
additions. © 26Dec50; A51448. West
Publishing Company (PWH); 26Dec77;
R685658.

R685659.

General digest, second series. Vol. 12.

© 28Dec50; A51449. West Publishing

Company (PWH); 28Dec77; R685659.

R685660.

Alabama digest, 1820 to date. Vol.

20-21. © 26Dec50; A51667. West

Publishing Company (PWH); 26Dec77;

R685660.

R685661.
Purdon's Pennsylvania statutes
annotated; permanent edition, Title 72,
Taxation and fiscal affairs. © 26Dec50;
A51737. West Publishing Company & George
T. Bisel Company (PHW); 26Dec77;
R685661.

R685662.

The Illinois business corporation act
annotated with forms; 1950 pocket suppl.

Vol. 1-2. By the Corporation Law

Committee of Chicago Bar Association.

© 27Dec50; AA171632. West Publishing

Company (PWH); 27Dec77; R685662.

R685663.

Cases and materials on ownership,
promises, and security in commercial
transactions. Pt. 2, temporary edition.

By Arthur E. Sutherland, Jr. & Bertram F.

Willcox. © 26Dec50; AA171633. The

Foundation Press, Inc. (PWH); 26Dec77;

R685663.

R685664.
United States code annotated; 1950
cumulative annual pocket part, Titles 1-4,
7-17, 19-32, 34-39, 43-50, constitution
and index. By West Publishing Company &
Edward Thompson Company, employers for
hire. NM: revisions & additions.
© 26Dec50; AA171642. West Publishing
Company (PWH); 26Dec77; R685664.

R685665.

The Law of trusts and trustees with
forms; 1950 cumulative pocket part. Vol.

2-8. By George Gleason Bogert. NM:

revisions & additions. © 29Dec50;

AA172529. West Publishing Company (PWH);

29Dec77; R685665.

R685666.
United States code annotated; 1951
supplementary pamphlet, Title 50, War and
national defense, appendix. By West
Publishing Company & Edward Thompson
Company, employers for hire. NM:
revisions & additions. © 26Dec50;
AA172530. West Publishing Company (PWH);
26Dec77; R685666.

R685667.
United States code annotated; 1951
supplementary pamphlet, Titles 40-42. By
West Publishing Company & Edward Thompson
Company, employers for hire. NM:
revisions & additions. © 26Dec50;
AA172531. West Publishing Company (PWH);
26Dec77; R685667.

R685668.
United States code annotated; 1951
supplementary pamphlet, Title 49,
Transportation. By West Publishing
Company & Edward Thompson Company,
employers for hire. NM: revisions &
additions. © 26Dec50; AA172532. West
Publishing Company (PWH); 26Dec77;
R685668.

R685669.

General digest, second series. Vol. 12,
descriptive-word index, table of cases
affirmed, reversed, or modified.

© 28Dec50; AA172533. West Publishing

Company (PWH); 28Dec77; R685669.

R685670.

United States Court of Appeals for the

District of Columbia Circuit. Vol. 86, U.

S. App. D. C. © 28Dec50; AA172567. West

Publishing Company (PWH); 28Dec77;

R685670.

R685671.

Supreme Court reporter. Vol. 70.

© 29Dec50; AA172568. West Publishing

Company (PWH); 29Dec77; R685671.

R685672.
Reports of cases argued and determined
in the Superior Court ... of the State of
New Jersey. Vol. 8, index, synopsis, key
number character, and syllabi. © 29Dec50;
AA175625. West Publishing Company (PWH);
29Dec77; R685672.

A

The Adventures of Bob Hope.

© Bob Hope (PWH)

no.

1, Feb-Mar50. © 23Nov49; B221186.

7Nov77; R685569.

J

Jeanie Comics.

© Marvel Comics Group, a division of

Cadence Industries Corporation.

(PWH)

v. 1, no.

14, Jul47. © 19Mar47; B71443.

3Mar75; R684976.

Joker Magazine.

© Marvel Comics Group, a division of

Cadence Industries Corporation.

(PWH)

v. 1, no.

16, winter 49. © 15Aug49;

B205819. 8Jul77; R685374.

Justus Liebigs Annalen der Chemie.

© Verlag Chemie, G.M.B.H. (PCW)

v.

570. © 15Dec50; BF2527. 16Dec77;

R685498.

T

Time.

© Time, Inc. (PCW)

v. 55, no.

22, 29May50. © 22May50; B258333.

27Sep77; R685522.

RENEWALS

The Journal of Criminal Law and

Criminology.

© Northwestern University School
of Law (PCW)

v. 41, no.

3, Sep-Oct50. © 13Dec50; B247384.

27Dec77; R685610.

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