News About Books
From the Library
A oew method of book order
ing has been adopted by the
Medfard Public library which
makes it possible for library pa
trons" to. ascertain in advance
what titles are to be added to
the book collection.
At the same time that. an or
der js forwarded to the jobber,
duplicate slip is now filed in
the library's card catalog indi
cating that the book will be
purchased. Reserve requests
may be placed for any book on '
order as well as for any book
already received.
Of the 371 volumes added to
th Medford Public library dur
ing October 76 were gifts. Don
or? included MrS. Philip Ber
bcrt, Mrs. Richard Jewett, Mrs.
Roscoe Harmon, Louise Ver
non, J. B. Hamacher, and St.
Peters Evanglical Lutheran
church. '
Among the 192 nw volumes
added were the following
placed in the adult -section of
t V library:
Travel and adventure: Three
Geishas, Yumata: The Tundra
3 oWorltJ, Stanweil-Fletcher: Rus-
n sia in Pictures. Fichelle; I Take
Great Pleasure, Beaton; Arctic
Bush Pilot, Helmericks; Home
by the Bering Sea', Winchell;
Turkey in My Time, Yalman.
Animals: The Drunken For
est, Diirrell; Studies of the Psy
chology and Behavior of Cap
tive Animals in Zoos and Cir
cuses, Htstitger, The Book of
Dogs, National Geographic So
ciety; Living Mammals of the
World, Sanderson; ' The Animal
?.Iind, "Washburn; Life with
O Rover,, Webster." '
Q r, Modern Art, U. S. A.,
Blcjh? Yfni Can Draw, Garfield;
Pencil Drawing Step - by -Step.
SCGuptilj; Antbmy for Artists.
Mifth; Patterns, American
CJHome; Lettering and Alphabets.
Cavanagfc: Handbooks of De-
signs and Motifs, Thomaian:
mil Up an tasel, Garbo; Mod
(mrn PaJhtej.. Venturi.
Music and Dance: At the Bal
let. Dakin; Tbe Doctor .Pre
q scribes Music, Podolsky; Amer
ican Popular Music. 1875-1950.
O CFuld; Lcj.rn to Ro!d Music, Sha-
young Churnhman: A Guide to
Great Orchestral Music. Spaeth;
O Q&svgn Overtures in Score, Bee-
O xnoven;0aympnony io. i in u.
Major, op. 21. Symphony No. 2
q In & Major, op. 36, Symphony
0 No. & in E Major, op. 55. Bee
thoven; Variations on a Theme,'
O fcy Joseph Haydn, op. 56a, Sym
O phony No.l in C "Minor, op. 68.
Symphony No. 2 in D Major, op.
73, Brahms; Symphony in D Ma-
CJor K. 385), Haffner. Symphony
in D Major (K. 5(M Without
Minuet, Symphony in E flat Ma-
. jor, (K. 543), Symphony in G
Minor, (K. 550), Symphony in C
Major (K. 551) Jupiter; Mozart;
The Days of Chopin. Schumann
and Liszt. Wier; The "Days' of
Grieg and Tschaikowsky, Wier;
Th Days of Sinding and Al
beniz, Wier; The Days of
Brahms and Saint-Saens, Wier,
Symphonic Pieces for Organ,
Wier: Modern Sonatas for Vio
lin. Wier.
Sportst Hunting. Fishing and
Camping, Anderson; My Great-
est Day in "Baseball. Carmichael;
Q More Fish to Fry. Cook; Down
hill Skiing,' Lang; fisherman's
Winter. Haig-Brown; Small
Gum Hunting, Sell.
Literature: I Love You. I Love
You, I ,Love .You. Belrtnmans:
1000 Quotable Poems. Clark: A
Shakespeare Companion, Halli
day; The Iliad of Homer, in the
English Verse Translation by
. Alexander Pop'e, Homer; The
Unicorn and Other Poems, Lind
bergh: The Thirty-Six Dramatic
Situations. Polti; Merry Christ
mas. Mr. Bater. Streeter; Look
Who's, Abroad Now. .Wilson.
Home and Garden: Marriage
in the Modern World. Polatin;
Glorify Yourself. King; Your
' Babv's Name. Nurnberg: The
New Home Owners Handbook.
Smith; Home Improvement
Ideas. American Home; Home
Improvements You Can Do.
Hochman: Holiday Candy and
Cookie Cook Book, De Gros;
i Singer Sewing Book, Picken;
Sewing Made Easy, Lynch;
Build Your Own Barbcque, Pop-
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ovsky; Garden Flowers in Color,
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dening in the West, Hanley;
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Science: Study of the Physical
World, Cheronis: Autumn
Across America. Teale; Mathe
matics for Everyday Use.
Schaaf: How to Make and Use a
Telescope, Wilkins: The Earth
Beneath Us, Swinnerton; Cele
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Agriculture: The Pruning of
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American Water and Game Production, Diggins
Business: Complete S e c r e
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Relations for Management.
Bursk; Effective Personnel Se
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Health: Understanding and
Counseling the Alcoholic
Through Religion and Psychol
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Daughters, Streckler; Sane Sex
Life and Sane Sex Living, Long.
United Nations, N. Y. (U.R)
Hungary's puppet government
has informed the United Nations
that it is weighing the UN re
quest to send an investigating
team into the country.
Monday, November 12, 195!
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEH
Eisenhowers Join
In Prayer for Peace
Washington (U.R) President
Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhow
er joined in a special prayer
Sunday for "freedom - hungry"
peoples in Hungary. Poland,
Egypt and the Middle East.
The Rev. Edward L. R. Elston
led the special prayer at serv
ices attended by the Chief Ex
Troops Must Leave
Al Once. Pravda Says
London (U.R) The Soviet
newspaper Pravda demanded to
day that Anglo-French and Is-
the National Presbyterian
Church. Dr. Elson also prayed
for the swift recovery of Secre
tary of State John Foster Dulles
who recently underwent an op-
ecutive and Mrs. Eisenhower at eration for intestinal cancer.
raeli troops leave Egypt at one
or fce possible intervention by
Soviet "volunteers," radio Mos
cow reported.
"The- Soviet people realize
where 'ie extension of a mili
tary conflict in Egypt may lead
if a rebuff is not given to tha
aggressors threatening the des
tiny of the world,' the official
organ of the Soviet Communt
Party said in an editorial.
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