Timely, informative,
entertaining reading
The New Professors
Edited
by
Robert Bowen.
An inside view of today's academic
world at the crossroads, as seen by nine able young professors
in a variety of fields. The contributors present their views on
teaching in general, tell how and why they turned to their jobs
and what they have found to be the "university way of life."
$3.50
't::rilDean Blonde.-
Peter Gibbs.
In an absorbing and deftly detailed narrative,
Mr. Gibbs t ells of the last of Europe's "glamorous" wars–
the strange, comic-opera conflict that in 1854 found England,
France and Turkey allied against Russia. Illustrated with
photos and maps.
$4.50
The Roguish World
of
Do~tor
Brinkley
Gerald Carson.
The amazing, true story of the most incredibly
successful t wilight-zone "doctor" ever to promise the American
people eternal youth. In the 20s and 30s Brinkley's goat-gland
operation brought him 12 million dollars, the most powerful
radio station ever operated in America, thousands of devoted
followers, lawsuits, yachts and Cadillacs-and almost won him
the governorship of Kansas against Alf Landon. Illustrated.
$4.95
The Fathe.-
Letters to Sons and Daughters
Edi ted by E van Jones.
A delightful distillation of paternal
wisdom by some of the world's most famous fathers . . . 100
letters-to-offspring from such famous figures a s Mahatma
Gandhi, Charles Dickens, Paul Revere, Rabbi Stephen Wise,
George VI, and Dwight D. Eisenhower. "A delightful book
to
read, to browse in,
to
give."-LEO ROSTEN.
$3.95
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