YOUR UBRARJAN SAYS
Dears Reader9,
This week-or the beginning of next week, oderdue notices will be sent out for
overdue book.Unfortunately, many, of you are checked.for books that you have re—
turned-some of these books are classified wrong/,;some are shelved wrong, some
are shelved without book cards, and - some have vanished:*—-SO PLEASE, if you get
a notice for a book' that you have returned, • cdll ih the afternoon and let us
clear your record. Then we. may begin a search f or a .lost book. Since it takes 3
days to a week for the notices to get from the librarian to you, you may get no
tices for books recently returned—in this case, please ignore the notice.
Here are. two books, we need most this weeks nThe Lion” and' ^Kogun”...these books
are listed as "vanished" since they are checked out to no one and not listed in
the card file. However, we have the dust covers to them so they have - been in > the
library recently. V - '"V . v. xbysO .
Will HERNAIJ please'call the library for his reserved book^Baa Raa Black Sheep”
Apparently we have the wrong phone number*
"Bridge to Russia",."Glacier Pilot","Birthplace of 1 the Winds" and Hawaii"j ;:are
books which have a very long waiting list and we-would appreciate having them
returned as soon as you have finished them. •-.< •
Here is a list of new books we have just received?.--Fiction firsts
•KRISHNA FLUTING by John Barry
■’".X) MANY GHOSTS-by Paul Gallico
V.ATGH AND SADDLE‘;by L.P. Holmes
PLOT IT YOdRSJSIF by Rex Stout
?*JiOs FOR THE FfAMES-by Alec Waugh
LOG JAM by Leslie White
NON-FICTION
TRIUMPH IN THE WEST, 1943-46
WAR FOR THE MOON .V.
W CONTRACT BRIDGE IN A NUTSHELL.
FORMATION PLEASE ALMANAC I960
VICTORY. AT3SEA - fV.
LONGSsf ‘DAY; (D-DAY) l-'r -
7APUL0US SHOWMAN—P.T*‘ BARNUM
HQ\- TO SPEAK AND WRITE WITH HUMOR
'UNDEFEATED (Wartime Biography) ?
QUiQIGiST WAY-TO DRAW WELL :,V
ESQUIRE 'ETIQUETTE 1
ON BEING.‘BOSS '-■ V *'' '
%AR FOR, -THE- UNION VOL. I - x ..
, THIRD WORLD WAY(;TRADE. AND. INDUSTRY)
SERVICE ETIQUETTE ' -r :
MIDWAY
U.S. SUBMARINE OPERATIONS IN WORLD. WAR II
U.S. DESTROYER OPERATIONS IN WORLD WAR II
U.S. COAST GUARD IN WORLD WAR II - - V
THE FRENCH NAVY IN WORLD WAR II
THE ITALIAN NAVY IN WCRID .WAR II
NAVAL ,CUSTOMS, TRADITIONS AND USAGE
ANNAPOLIS TODAY
THE BEST OF TASTE
SHORT TERM by Jay Kennedy
KINGS RANSOM by Ed McBain
ONLY IN NEW ENGLAND by Theo Roscoe
SLEEP LONG MY LOVE by Hillary Waugh
MERRIWEATHER FILE by Lionel White
THE LAUGH *S ON ME by Bennet Cerf .•
; '- ;i Arthru Bryant ,
Martin Caiden
Charles Goren
Dan Goldenpaul. .
Henry Salomon
Cornelius Ryan • . '
Irving Wallace ;
Perry Whiting ; • 7
; :,*Hprcath-^alpczi ,YJ
Frederic Taubes
v Esauire r
Wilbut McFeely
Allan Nevins .-,y.s
Harry Wei ton
Bruce McCandlesS - .
r7f 7 Mitsuo Fuchida ■'
1 ■ 1: -Theodore Roscoe-,,.
r 2; Theodore Roscoe vie
’f. v fly Malcolm5: Willoughby
;*;s. Paul Auphan
Marc Bragadin
Leland Lovette
Kendall Banning
SACLANT-NATO.'
Florence Johnson
WELCOME ABOARD ' - v. r..' -X^Jt fc
That is all for this week. When you come in, why don*t you bring All those
pocketbooks that are lying around* . V-: o
■fHANK YOU, : YOUR LIBRARIAN