THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1960
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE.
News About Books
From the Library
The following new books
are available to all the people
served by the Public Library
of Medford and Jackson Coun
ty. They may be found at the
downtown Medford Library
and the county branch librar
ies or requested if not avail
able. Psychology: How to Help
Your Husband Relax, Beth
(McCallon) Wheeler; You
Learn by Living, Mrs. Anna
Eleanor Roosevelt.
Religion: The Treasure of
the Copper Scroll, John Mar
co Allegro; The Bible and the
Historical Design, Mabel Aery
Dominick; The Day Christ
Was Born, James Alonzo Bish
op; Great Voices of the Ref
ormation, Harry Emerson Fos-
dick; 1000 Questions and An
swers on Catholicism, Philip
O'Reilly; Democracy and Ca
tholicism in America, Currin
V. Shields.
Social Science: Frogman
Spy, J. Bernard H u 1 1 o n
Everyman's United Nations,
United Nations (Orgamza.
tion); United Nations: Hope
for a Divided World, Leslie
Munro; World Peace Through
World Law, Grenville Clark;
The Security of the Free
World, Julien Engel; The
United Nations as A Political
Institution, Herbert George
Nicholas; Your Rugged Con
stitution, Bruce Allyn Find
lny; Presidential Transitions,
Laurin L. Hjnry; Woodrow
Wilson at Princeton, Hardin
Craig; Mailman, U.S.A., Wil
liam Charles Doherty; Scott's
Specialized Catalogue of U.S
Stamps. Scott Publications,
Inc.; The New World-wide
Postage Stamp Catalog,
George Adolph Tlamsa.
Pur science: Journey Into
Summer, Edwin Way Teale;
The Scientific American Book
of Projects for the Amateur
Scientist, C. L. Stong; The
Trachtcnberg Speed System
of Basic Mathematics, Ann
Culler; The Arithmetic of
Computers, Norman A. Crow
der; Adventures in Algebra,
Norman A. Crowder; Ama
teur Telescope Making: Book
One, Albert Graham Ingalls;
Curious Naturalists, Nikolaas
Tinbergen; The Firmament of
Time, Loren Corey Eiseley;
American Spiders, Willis John
Gerlsch. .
Technology (applied c I-
ence): Help for Your Head
aches, Percy Brazil; Nine
Months' Reading, Robert El
liott.. Hall;.. The.. Probable
Cause . . ., Robert J. Serllng
They Live in the Sky, Trevor
James; Why We Are Here,
Gloria Lee; Applesauce Needs
Sugar, Victoria Case; Siamese
Cats, Louise Van Der Meid;
Food Becomes You, Rulh M.
Leaverton; The Bible Herb
Book, Mrs. Marian M.
O'Brien; The Homemakcrs
Pictorial Encyclopedia of
Modern Cake Decorating, Mc
Kinlcy Wilton; The Red Exe
cutive, David Granlck.
Art: The Commonwealth of
Art, Curt Sachs.
Recreation: Newgold's guide
to Modern Hobbies, Arts, . . .,
Bill N e w g o 1 d; Recreation
Places, Wayne Richard Wil
liams; The Great Chess Mas
ters and Their Games, Fred
Rclnfold; The Chess Masters
on Winning Chess, Fred Rein
fold; Teach Yourself Badmin
ton, Fred Brundle.
Humor: Tours and Detours,
Abccassis, Guy; The Snake
lias All the Lines, Jean (Col
lins) Kerr; Arsenic and Red
Tape, Edmund G. Love.
Literature: Poems, of Shelly,
Percy Bysshe Shelley; Shake
speare's Problem Comedies,
William Wlthcrle Lawrence.
Geography, Travels: The
Revolt of the Masses, Jose Or
tega Y Gasset; A Quota of
Seaweed, Joseph Hamilton
Basso; Digging Up America
Frank Cummlngs Hibben; We
Retired to travel, Samuel L,
Lessere; East A n g 1 1 a, Roy
Rninblrd Clarke; The Italian
Heritngc, Michele Cantarclla
Southern Italy with Sicily and
Sardinia, Litellus R. Muir
head; The Future Is Ours,
Comrade, Joseph Novak
(pseud.); Exodus Revisited,
Leon Marcus Urls; Operation
Noah, Charles Lague; The
Lonely Crowd, David Rlcs-
man:; Spindrift, lohn James
Rowlands.
Biography: There Is a River;
Ihc Story of Edgar Cayce,
Thomas Sugrue; The Mario
Lanza Story, Constantlne Cat
linicos; Taken at the Flood
the Story of Albert D. Lasker,
John Gunther; Lincoln for the
Ages, Ralph G. Newman
Mother is Minnie, Mrs. Sophie
Untcrmeycr; Perle; My Story,
Mrs. Perle Mesta.
History! Black Thursday,
Martin Caldin; The March to
Glory, Robert Leckie; A Still
ness at Appomattox, Bruce
Catton; Glory Road, Bruce
Catton; The Blue and the
Gray, Henry Steele Com
mager; What I Think, Adlal
Ewlne Stevenson; The Politics
nf Upheaval, Arthur Meier
Schlesinger; Reflections of An
Angry Middle-Aged Editor,
James Arthur Wechsler.
Adult Fiction) Earthman's
Burden, Paul Anderson; A
Touch of Joshua, Mrs. Cecilia
Bartholomew; The Lovely
Ambition, Mary Ellen Chase;
Prelude to Space, Arthur
Clarke; The Fiercest Heart,
Stuart Cloete; The Wain-
wright Inheritance, Elizabeth
Frances Corbctl; Robe of
Honour, Alexander Cordell
For Innocents Only, Richard
Dohrman; My Friend Muriel
Jane Duncan; The Black
Book, Lawrence D u r r e 1 1
Clea, Lawrence Durrell, Many
a Voyage, Loula Grace Erd
man; The Justicer, Thomas
Fall; The Crozart Story, Ken
neth Fearing; Hellsgrin, Steve
Frazee; The Far Sands, An
drew Garve; The Yankee from
Tennessee, Noel B. Gerson;
Out for the Kill, Anthony Gil
bert; The Tumbled House
W i n s t o n ' G r a h a m; The
Doomed Oasis, Ralph Ham-
mond-Innes; Year of the Rose,
William M. Hardy; Starshlp
Troopers, Robert Heinlein;
From Where the Sun now
Stands, Will Henry; The Child
Buyer, John Richard Hersey;
Mistress of Mellyn, Victoria
Holt; The Inhabitants, Julius
Horwitz; Time Must Have a
Slop, Aldous Leonard Huxley;
The Clown, Alfred Kern; The
Subterraneans, John Kerouac;
Lonesome Traveler, John Ke
rouac; Certain Harvest, Ruth
Adams Knight; The Gates of
Living, Josephine Lawrence;
Adrienne, Barbara Levy; The
Man Who Captivated New
York, Rosalie Lieberman; Do
Not Go Gentle, David Mac-
Culsh; Decision at Delphi.
Mrs. Helen Maclnnes; Fiddle
Hill, James McCague; A
Stranger in My Grave, Mar
garet Millar; The Interpreter,
Peggy Morrison; Northern
Lights, George E. ' Nelson
(comp.) Plague Ship, Andrew
North; Too Swift the Tide,
Saliee O'Brien; The Vandal,
Richard O'Connor; On a Lone
some Porch, Ovid Williams
Pierce; The Governor's Lady,
Thomas H. Raddall; Born,
Mrs. Gertrude Schweitzer;
The Masters, C. P. Snow;
Strangers and Brothers, Sir
Charles Percy Snow; First
Prize Stories, 1919-1960, So
ciety of arts and sciences;
Path of r Unreason, George
Smith; Golden Venus, David
Mynders Smythe, D r a c u 1 a,
Bram Stoker; Too Many Cli
ents, Rex Stout; The Grace
Divorce, Frank Arthur Swin
nerlon; The Trial Begins,
Abram Tertz (pseud.) Pocho,
Jose Antonio Villarreal; The
Human Season, Edward Lew
is Wallant; Tale for the Bkie-
blrd, Gerald Weales; The Bird
of Time, Wallace West; Spurs
West. Western Writers of
America: The Fit, William P.
Wood; The Double Blind,
John Rowan Wilson.
Young people's fiction: Thei
Best Wedding Dress, Hila Col-1
man; Every Road Has Two Di
rections, Faye L. Mitchell.
Juvenile non-fiction: The
Burled Treasure and Other
Picture Tales. Eulaie (Stein-
metz) Ross; Profile of Nigeria,
Leonard S. Kenworthy.
Easy books: Who Woke the
Sun?, Mrs. Mitzi Seidman;
Pimpernel and the Poodle,
David E. Walker; A Book to
Begin on Numbers, Leslie
Waller; The Lon's Paw, Jane
Werner Watson; The Christ
mas Mouse, Elizabeth 'Wen-
ning; Clndcrelln's Friends,
Jane Werner; Donald Duck's
Tov Sailboat, Jane Werner
First Bible Stories, Jane Wer
ner; Little Man of Disneyland,
Jane Werner; Peter Pan and
the Indians, Jane Werner; Up
In the Attic: A Story ABC,
Hilda K. Williams.
Jackie Kennedy
Planning Wardrobe
Washington - niPII - Mrs.
John F, Kennedy has recov
ered sufficiently from the
birth of her first son to devote
some attention to her ward
robe as the future first lady.
High-fashion designer Oleg
Cassini spent three hours with
Jacqueline Kennedy at
Georgetown University Hos
pital Wednesday, going over
sketches, apparently for her
inaugural wardrobe.
Artistic and attractive Mrs.
Kennedy has a flair for
fashion and has been whiling
away her convalescence by
doing some dress designing.
A few weeks ago she re
quested Bergdorf Goodman, a
New York department store,
to design her inaugural ball
gown, based on sketches she
had done herself.
Six Baby Rats Prove
Clarence Is No Dope
Oklahoma City - A group of
Monroney Junior High school
students presented Clarence
the rat as their exhibition at
a science fair.
The purpose of the exhibit
was to show the effects of
dope. However, Clarence be
came healthier and the day
before the show opened,
"Clarence" gave birth to six
rats.
Clarence went on display,
but the kids changed his name
to Clarice. J
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