Tuesday, April 5, 1960 University Daily Kansan
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71. THE LETTERS OF FRANZ LISZT to Marie zu Sayn-Wittgenstein. Ed. by H. E. Hugo. 215 letters from the great composer to his artistic confidence, published for the first time. Pub. at 4308. C1.198
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74. The Life and Career of HERBERT HOOVER, by H. Wolfe. A much-needed biographical study of our 31st president, from his early engineering career in China to the recent post. Pub. at $5.00.
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73. ADMIRAL AMBASADOR TO RUSSIA, by W. H. Standley and A. A. Ageton, William H. Standley's own story of 18 months as US Ambassador during 1942-43. 534 pp. Pub. at $6.00. Sale=$1.98
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77. SEVEN PLAYS BY ELMER
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78. The Story of PREHISTORIC MAN, by A Leroi-Gourhan. The human, day-to-day story of prehistoric man's life, work, religion and art, as revealed by the most recent scientific discoveries. 48 plates. Pub. at $4.75. Sale—$1.98
79. MID-EAST: WORLD CENTER,
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80. THE CROSSING OF ANTARC-
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81. ACQUITTED — OF MURDER,
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82. THE PSYCHOANALYSIS OF THE TOTAL PERSONALITY, by Franz Alexander. The application of Freud's theory of the ego to neuroses. Pub. at $3.50.
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83. NEW LIVES FOR OLD, by Margaret Mead. The amazing transformation of a New Guinea tribe from Stone Age existence to Air Age living—in just 25 years! Illus. Pub.at $6.75. Sale=$2.98
84. SELECTED FABLES OF LA FONTAINE—Illustrated by Alexander Calder. Beautiful sentiments and powerful morals, expressed in some of the greatest satire ever written. Pub.at $10.00.
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85. FIFTY YEARS OF "POPULAR MECHANICS." An album in words and endearing pictures of American progress during the most fabulous half-century of history, containing the most fascinating articles, predictions, pictures and inventions to have appeared in the famous magazine's pages—illustrations and advertisements of the times. Pub. at $5.00. Sale—$2.98
86. A CIVIL WAR ARTIST AT THE FRONT, ed. by W. F. Dawson. A collection of 42 historic etchings by Edwin Forbes of the Union Army. $10.4x8". Pub. at $6.50. Sale—$2.98
87. THE RIDDLE OF THE SCROLLS, by H. E. Del Medico. Answers many of the questions posed by scholars and religious leaders about the Dead Sea Scrolls, and states those problems still unsolved honestly and openly. Pub. at $4.95. Sale—$2.98
89. UNSEEN HARVESTS—An Anthology. 678 pages of choice writings on the pleasures and vicissitudes of teaching and learning, culled from the personal experiences and memoirs of those who have known the true meaning of education. Pub. at $5.00.
88. THE SPIRIT OF MODERN PHILOSOPHY, by Josiah Royce. The panorama of modern philosophical thought, from the 17th century to the present. Characterizations of Kent, Hegel, Schopenhauer, others. Pub. at $5.00.
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90. SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN AMERICAN SOCIETY, ed. by J. Himelhoch & S. F. Fava. A critical appraisal of the first two Kinsey reports on sexual behavior and morals. Pub. at $5.00.
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91. LOVE IN THE WESTERN
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92. A. E. HOUSMAN: MAN BEHIND A MASK, by M. M. Hawkins. A sympathetic, personal portrait of the misunderstood genius whose passionate emotions were released in immortal poetry. Pub. at $6.00. Sale—$2.98
93. THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF THE WEST, ed. by O. Lewis. A uniquely revealing, first person saga of the American Old West, told in the words of the intrepid pony-express riders, gold-hunters, trappers and explorers who pioneered its plains and mountains.
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94. OROZCO—His Life and Art,
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95. COUNTERFEITING IN COLONIAL AMERICA, by K. Scott. An engrossing history of counterfeiting in the thirteen colonies, from wampum forgery to Tory undermining of the Colonial economy. Illus. Pub. at $5.00. Sale—$2.98
96. FLORENCE, a book of photographs by L. Donati. A picture-study of the uniquely beautiful city—home of Dante, Michelangelo, da Vinci, Boccaccio, Giotto, Galileo, captured in 174 superb evocative photographs. Captions in English, French, German. Special—S2.98
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98. THIS IS ASTRONOMY, by
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Columbia University. The latest
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day astrophysics explained for the
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9. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHICAL SYSTEMS, ed. by V. Ferm. Informative and stimulating summaries of all the major philosophies and schools of thought, classic and modern, by 41 eminent authorities. 662 pages. Pub. at $6.00.
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100. LEICA WORLD—Through the Eyes of Great Photographers. 77 leading photographers demonstrate the 35 mm, camera's versatility in 147 startling studies of every walk of life and nature. 12 full-color pages, technical data, etc. Ed. by J. Bailsh. Pub. at $6.95.
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101. THE ATOM AND THE ENERGY REVOLUTION, by N. Lansdell. A lucid and comprehensive discussion of new scientific developments in atomic power. Illus. Pub. at $6.00. Sale--$2.98
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103. THE LAUGH MAKERS, A Pictorial History of American Comedians, by W. Cahn. Intro. by Harold Lloyd. An intimate close-up in text and pictures of the important great names in American comedy and humor. Pub. at $5.95.
104. BURIED TREASURE, by Paul Johnstone. Unveils the fascinating mysteries of the past—from Pitlidown Man to the Peat Bog Murder Mystery, Stonehenge to the Etruscans, Maiden Castle to the Walls of Jericho, the Proud Princess to the first televising of an actual excavation. Illustrated with nearly 70 exciting photographs. Pub. at $4.98
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105. THE GREAT AGE OF DISCOVERY, by P. Herrman. From the Santa Maria to Kon-Tiki — the whole thrilling story of the men who opened up the unexplored lands and seas. Illus. 508 pp. Pub. at $6.00. Sale $2.98
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106. FOUNDERS OF AMERICAN ECONOMIC THOUGHT AND POLICY, by V. G. Wilhite. A superlative review of economic ideas and public policy, told in terms of the philosophies of early American statesmen. Pub. at $6.00.
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107. THE BIBLE FOR FAMILY READING, prepared by J. Gaar & C. C. McCown. Old and New Testaments, in a modern prose version that retains the beauty of the King James version—ideally suited for reading aloud. Pub. at $7.50.
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109. COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKEPEA, ed. by A. H. Bullin, noted Elizabethan scholar. The famous Shakespeare Head Press Edition of the Bard's complete works—37 immortal plays, the Sonnets, Venus and Adonis and all other poetry. Features the First Folio "'Life of Shakespeare," plus a modern glossary. 1,280 pp.
110. A PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE AUTO-MOBILE, by P. Van Doren Stern, with nearly 700 fascinating photo-illustrations, from the days of the earliest buggies to the cars of tomorrow. Pub. at $7.50. Sale—$4.95
111. BULLFIGHT! Photos and text by Peter Buckley. The awesome splendor of the Spanish bullring, told through a description of 24 hours in the lives of three matadors. 109 extraordinary photographs of every phase of the Corrida put the reader in a ringside seat. Pub. at $10.00. Sale-$4.98
112. Goya's CAPRICHOS. Intro. Ed. by M. Micko. 80 full page reproductions of the Spanish master's magnificent series of etchings. Imported. Special-59.95
113. THE BOOK OF THE EARTH,
ed. by A. C. Spectorsky. All about man's struggles and triumphs on the earth. Includes writings by William Beebe on exploring, Pearl Buck and John Steinbeck on harvesting the earth's abundance, William Faulkner and Bruce Catton on war, etc., 90 gravure photos.
488 pp. Pub. at $12.50.
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115. THE PRAEGER PICTURE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ART. 580 in-comparable illustrations — 192 giant full-color plates—almost 600 oversize (8" x 11½") pages! Praised by critics, connoisseurs and art lovers the world over! Michelangelo, Renoir, Picasso, hundreds more." A staggering task carried to a quite remarkable outcome." — N.Y. Times, Pub. at $17.50.
114. MEDIEVAL AMERICAN ART,
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