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Our chairman re-set the Civil War government stones in the soldiers lot, leveling them up to the War Department specifications without expense to the town.
Respectfully submitted,
WINTHROP S. JONES HARRY B. MURRAY IRVING F. FRENCH :
Committee on G. A. R. Markers.
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TOWN OF TEWKSBURY
Committee on AUTO INSURANCE RATES-FIRE INSURANCE RATES TELEPHONE RATES
To The Voters of the Town of Tewksbury Telephone Rates :-
We have gone over the Telephone situation in the Town very care- fully. We do not think that the Town is receiving just treatment from the Telephone Company and find that the grade of service outside the base area rate is changing rapidly to the cheapest service possible, namely the old Rural Farmer's line. The Telephone company was ask- ed by your committee to make some major changes but they flatly re- fused to do anything. Therefore we have made two major moves.
1. Requested a public hearing in behalf of the Town before the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities in protest of mileage charges and the high toll rates to adjoining Towns, (including South Tewksbury).
2. We have caused Senator Cotton to file a resolve in the State Senate to the effect that the rate structure and the property of the New England T. & T. Co., be revaluated.
As these two measures are still pending with the probability that the hearing will not be held until after Town meeting we are asking that our Committee be continued another year.
Mileage charges increase as the distance from the central office of the local Telephone Exchange increases. Telephone charges on the better grades of service are more than doubled in the south and east parts of the Town by the mileage charges. This seems particularly hard after the Town has paid to have electric light poles placed on nearly every street in the Town. It should also be noted that mileage charges are not construction charges that are eventually payed off, but are charges that are kept up year in and year out.
Your committee believes that Tewksbury residents all over the Town are entitled to base area rates. We see no true reason why one
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section should pay more than another section as Telephone service is mutual service and each phone is dependant on the other phones in the exchange in order to be of any value.
We wonder if all our Townspeople realize that it costs a ten cent toll to complete a telephone call between South Tewksbury and the rest of the Town? This is a condition that should not be tolerated.
AUTO INSURANCE RATES
In regards to Auto Compulsory Insurance rates your committee has held several conferences with Mr. E. S. Cogswell, First Deputy Commis- sioner of Insurance of the Mass. Department of Insurance, 100 Nashua Street, Boston. We also attended the Hearing held before the new rates were set. We went on record as protesting the Farm Truck Rates at this hearing. In regards to the pleasure car rates we have checked lists of all accidents that have been charged to Tewksbury Experience for the years 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935. The procedure was to scan the lists and note the ones that were illegally registered in Tewksbury. We have succeeded in having removed from the Tewksbury lists over $3,000.00 worth of payments. This should amount to over $4,000.00 worth of savings to the Automobile owners of Tewksbury on their Com- pulsory Insurance. We think that the pleasure car rates are as near correct as possible at the present time. We are not so sure about the truck rate situation as up to date our information on this type of vehicle is not complete.
Compulsory Insurance rates for a Town are based on the cost to the Insurance Companies of the accidents of the cars registered in the Town no matter where the accidents happen in the State. One bad accident can very materially affect the rate in a small Town such as ours.
FIRE INSURANCE RATES
In regards to Fire Insurance Rates Tewksbury is graded as Ninth Class for specifically rated property and grade "E" for minimum rates on dwelling house property. There are ten classes applying to specific- ally rated property from one to tenth class, tenth being a community with very poor or no protection. For dwellings there are six grades of protection from "A" to "F", "F" being a community listed as unpro- tected.
In the application of rates in a community such as Tewksbury, credit for the fire department is allowed within one mile (measured over regularly traversed highways) of an available fire department
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station. The only fire department station which is so considered in Tewksbury is that located at East and Main Streets at Jackson Square.
Tewksbury is in a district of its own.
The losses occurring in Tewksbury are not utilized in establishing the rates for that Town. The losses for the State as a whole are utilized for such a determination.
The presence of water holes in a community does not reduce the rate applying to property in the vicinity. In allowing credit for auto- mobile pumping engines in the fire department it is expected the com- munity will make available as many natural bodies of water supply as possible.
2. The next step that would permit a better classification and cor- respondingly lower rates in the Town of Tewksbury as a whole would be the installation of a public water works system. It would be possible for the Town to establish additional fire department stations so that the credit which is now allowed within one mile of the existing fire department could be extended to other areas within one mile of any new established stations.
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM B. CARTER, Chairman HAROLD F. SMITH, ROBERT W. BARRON
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TOWN OF TEWKSBURY
JURY LIST, 1936
ACKLES, WALTER R. Machinist
AMIOT, LOUIS H Mill Operative
ANDERSON, ANTHONY L. Milk Dealer
BAILEY, WILLIAM I.
.Garage Owner
BATTLES, C. ABBOTT Farmer
BEAN, WINTHROP S. Mill Operative
BENOIT, ARTHUR J Unemployed
BERUBE, LOUIS O.
Agent
BOLTON, WILLIAM J
Painter
BRIGGS, HARRIS M
Supt. Moth Dept.
CAMERON, DUNCAN J
Milk Dealer
CARTER, WILLIAM I
Farmer
CLUFF, VICTOR N
Farm Supt.
COLLINS, LESLIE
Laborer
DEWING, WILLIAM H Carpenter
DILLWORTH, DANIEL
Accountant
DUGAU, FRED A.
Mill Operative
FARWELL, WALLACE I
Carpenter
FAIRBROTHER, HERBERT A. Supervisor
FOSS, WILBUR K. Sign Painter
FRENCH, AUSTIN F Farmer
FRENCH, IRVING F Farmer
GATH, FRED D
Shoe Operative
HACKER, CHARLES T .Porter
HAINES, CLIFFORD H Laborer
HEIDENRICH, CARL Poultryman
JOHNSON, NILS A. Farmer KELLY, ANTHONY Watchman
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KELLEY, JOHN H.
Railroad Employee
McPHAIL, LAUCHIE
Laborer
MILLS, FRANCIS Laborer
PETERSON, CARL A
Machinist
SAWYER, THOMAS P
Farmer
SMITH, EDGAR. Florist
STAVELEY, ROBERT Janitor
SPARKS, HENRY. Salesman
STRECKWALD, J. ELMER Florist
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TRULL, HERBERT L.
Salesman TRULL, JOHN ARTHUR WILLIAMS, CHARLES D WINTERS, EUGENE C.
Farmer Farmer Laborer
IRVING F. FRENCH,
E. HOWARD KING, HERBERT L. TRULL
Selectmen of Tewksbury.
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REPORT OF FIELD LIBRARY ADVISER
Division of Public Libraries
The library was inspected by Miss Jones and a survey made of con- ditions, with recommendations to the trustees for improved service.
An NYA project was submitted to the Administrator and approv- ed, which made it possible to carry out part of the recommendations. Mrs. C. W. Colbath was put in charge of the work under the supervi- sion of Miss Jones, who made frequent visits. Great credit must be given to Mrs. Colbath for her faithful work and for the efficient handl- ing of the project. Because of this a most worthwhile piece of work has been accomplished with no expense to the library except the cost of materials. 8 workers, under 25 years of age have been employed for 32 weeks.
Miss Jones inspected all the books, discarding useless, dilapidated and outmoded books, and put aside 225 volumes in serious need of re- pair. These were repaired by a worker from the Division of Public Li- braries. The children's collection was in such physical condition that the very inadequate collection was greatly depleted. To help build up the collection the Division of Public Libraries gave about sixty books and the trustees have added many volumes and will continue to in- crease this department of the library. The children's collection is out of proportion to the adult collection and does not meet the require- ments of the schools.
Under the NYA project an inventory of the entire library has been taken which means that every book has been checked with the catalog, thus giving an accurate record of the books in the library.
Additional cards have been made when necessary and author, title and subject cards of all non-fiction. These cards have all been ar- ranged in one alphabet, making a dictionary card catalog. Thus a pa- tron may find all books listed in the catalog under author and title, and all books on a given subject under the subject. The old labels have been removed from the backs of the non-fiction and the numbers put on in white ink and the back shellacked.
A new charging system has been installed. This has necessitated pasting pockets and date due slips in each book and writing a card with name of author and title for each book.
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All the fiction has been arranged alphabetically on the shelves and the biography rearranged to bring all lives of one person together, arranged alphabetically by the name of the subject of the biography.
After this work had been completed extension of time was allowed and volumes were repaired. Mr. T. D. Bailey of Gaylord Bros. instruct- ed the workers to carry on efficiently. The library is grateful to him for this service. The books are now in excellent physical condition. The catalog has been brought up to the standard of other libraries and it is now possible to know exactly what the resources of the library are.
The need of more room for the library is a very vital matter. In spite of the thorough housecleaning accomplished this year there is little room for additions. It is hoped that a rearrangement of stacks may make possible the erection of new shelves which will provide for about 500 additional books and make the room more inviting. This is only a temporary relief, however, and some definite plan for enlarged quarters should be formulated in the near future.
E. LOUISE JONES,
Field Library Advisor.
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LIBRARIAN'S REPORT
To the Board of Trustees of the Tewksbury Public Library:
The following report is respectfully submitted:
The circulation of magazines is increasing. The circulation of books in the districts shows a gain of 451 volumes.
Donations of books have been received from Phyllis Blair, the State Division of Libraries and from one of the patrons.
A number of books have been purchased on request and several have been borrowed from the State Library for patrons.
The library is open on Wednesday Evenings from 7 to 8.30 and on Saturdays from 2 p. m. to 9 p. m. Legal Holidays and the last two Satur- days in August excepted.
The librarians appreciate the co-operation of patrons in returning their books promptly.
CIRCULATION OF BOOKS AT THE LIBRARY
Wednesdays
Fiction
3899
Religion
9
History
22
Sociology
8
Literature
14
Science
26
Travel
28
Poetry
18
Arts
46
Philosophy
5
Biography
32
Total
4,107
Saturdays
Fiction
11,275 Religion
9
History
64
Sociology
41
Literature
27
Science
51
Travel
134
Poetry
61
Arts
118
Philosophy
21
Biography
62
Total
11,863
Wednesdays and Saturdays 15,970 Total Circulation Library and Districts 18,181
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CIRCULATION OF BOOKS IN DISTRICTS
Wamesit
Fiction
732
Religion
History
Sociology
1
Literature
Science
Travel
2
Poetry
Arts
3
Philosophy
1
Biography
5
Total
744
Ella E. Flemings School
Fiction
662
Religion
History
4
Sociology
1
Literature
1
Science
8
Travel
4
Poetry
8
Arts
10
Philosophy
1
Biography
4
Total
703
Mrs. Randolph Fitzgerald
Fiction
743
Religion
History
1
Sociology
1
Literature
1
Science
3
Travel
3
Poetry
Arts
5
Philosophy
2
Biography
5
Total
764
Total Circulation in Districts 2,211
CIRCULATION OF MAGAZINES
American
49
Ladies' Home Journal 40
American Boy
23
Life & Health
26
American Girl.
25
Literary Digest. 16
American
Home
74
McCall's
51
Atlantic Monthly
34
National Geographic 57
Better Homes & Gardens
57
Pictorial Review
50
Child Life
115
Popular Mechanics
61
Children's Playmate
24
Popular Science
10
Columbia
2
Readers' Digest.
64
Cosmopolitan
45
Review of Reviews 10
Forum
11
Scribner's
15
Good Housekeeping
93
Woman's Home Companion
66
Harper's
32
Others
26
Junior Home
13
Total 1099
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BOOKS ADDED TO THE LIBRARY
504
Fiction
Abbott, Jane. Low Bridge.
Adamic, Louis. Cradle of Life.
Adams, Herbert. Murder Without Risk.
Aldrich, Bess Streeter. A Lantern in Her Hand.
Aldrich, Bess Streeter. The Man Who Caught the Weather and Other Stories.
Aldrich, Darragh. Earth Never Tires.
Allee, Marjorie Hill. Off to Philadelphia.
Ashton, Helen. Dust Over the Ruins.
Austin, Cliff. Horror Range.
Austin, Hugh. Murder in Triplicate.
Baldwin, Faith. The Moon's Our Home.
Baldwin, Faith. Men Are Such Fools.
Banning, Margaret Culkin. The Iron Will.
Bardwell, Denver. Killers of Diamond A.
Barretto, Larry. Tomorrow Will be Different.
Bassett, John Keith. Trailers of the Sage. Baxter, George Owen. Brother of the Cheyennes.
Beeding, Francis. The Eight Crooked Trenches.
Beeding, Francis. The Nine Waxed Faces.
Bennet, Robert Ames. Horse Thief Hole.
Birney, Hoffman. A Stranger in Black Butte.
Booth, Charles G. The Cat and the Clock.
Bottome, Phyllis. Level Crossing.
Bower, B. M. The Furies of the Leaning Ladder.
Bower, B. M. Shadow Mountain.
Boylston, Helen Dore. Sue Barton, Student Nurse.
Brace, Timothy. Murder Goes Fishing.
Brand, Max. Rustlers of Beacon Creek.
Brand, Max. Happy Jack.
Brand, Max. South of the Rio Grande.
Bronte, Charlotte. Jane Eyre. (rep.)
Buchan, John. The Man From the Northlands.
Burroughs, Edgar Rice. Tarzan's Quest.
Burroughs, Edgar Rice. Swords of Mars.
Cameron, Caddo. Rangers is Powerful Hard to Kill. Carroll, Eleanor Elliott. There's Always a Rainbow. Chambers, Robert W. The Girl In the Golden Rags.
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Charteris, Leslie. Saint Overboard.
Chase, Arthur M. Twenty Minutes to Kill.
Chase, Mary Ellen. This England.
Christie, Agatha. The A-B-C Murders.
Christie, Agatha. Murder In Mesopotamia. Christy, Sara. With All My Heart.
Clason, Clyde B. The Fifth Tumbler. Cody, Stone. Outlaw Posse. Cole, Jackson. Black Gold.
Colver, Alice Ross. Strangers At Sea.
Colver, Alice Ross. Substitute Lover.
Connor, Ralph. The Rebel Loyalist.
Coolidge, Dane. Rawhide Johnny.
Cooper, Courtney Ryley. Poor Man's Gold.
Corbett, Elizabeth. Mount Royal.
Corbett, Elizabeth. Mrs. Meigs and Mr. Cunningham.
Corbett, Elizabeth. Beth and Ernestine Graper.
Corliss, Allene. Smoke In Her Eyes.
Craig, Robert. Stormy Range.
Crane, Robert. Wild Blood.
Crofts, Freeman Wills. The Loss of the Jane Vosper.
Crofts, Freeman Wills. Man Overboard.
Crowley, Michael. Horseshoe Range.
Cullum, Ridgwell. The Vampire of N'Gobi.
Cunningham, Eugene. Pistol Passport. Cunningham, Eugene. Whistling Lead.
Cunningham, L. Arthur. Tides of the Tantramar.
Cunningham, L. Arthur. Fog over Fundy.
Cushman, Clarissa Fairchild. The Bright Hill.
Daly, Carroll John. The Mystery of the Smoking Gun.
Davis, Tech. Terror at Compass Lake.
Deeping, Warwick. Marriage By Conquest.
Deeping, Warwick. No Hero This. Delafield, E. M. Faster, Faster. Dell, Ethel M. Where Three Roads Meet.
Dern, Peggy. Magic of the Mistletoe.
Dickson, Carter. The Unicorn Murders.
Divine, A. D. They Blocked the Suez Canal.
Dodge, Alice Marie. Sunshine Acres. Douglas, Lloyd C. Magnificent Obsession. (rep.) Douglas, Lloyd C. White Banners. Drake, Drexel. The Falcon's Prey.
Dudley, Frank. The Havana Hotel Murders.
Duffield, Anne. Glittering Heights.
Dyer, George. The Catalyst Club. Eberhart, Mignon G. Fair Warning.
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Edmonds, Walter D. Drums Along the Mohawk. Edwards, James G. M. D. The Private Pavilion. Emerson, L. W. Rawhide. Emerson, L. W. Cimarron Bend.
Ertz, Susan. Now We Set Out. Fairbank, Janet Ayer. Rich Man-Poor Man.
Ferguson, Blanche Smith. Boxwood.
Field, Peter. The Boss of the Lazy 9.
Fielding, A. The Case of the Missing Diary.
Fielding, A. The Case of the Two Pearl Necklaces.
Flint, Margaret. The Old Ashburn Place.
Footner, Hulbert. The Murder of a Bad Man.
Ford, Leslie. Burn Forever.
Foster, Bennett. Seven Slash Range ..
Frane, Patricia. Soft Answer.
Frome, David. Mr. Pinkerton Has The Clue.
Frost, Frederick. Secret Agent No. 1
Fuller, Timothy. Harvard Has a Homicide.
Gardner, Erle Stanley. The Case of the Sleepwalker's Niece.
Gardner, Erle Stanley. The Case of the Stuttering Bishop.
Gates, H. L. Riders to the Dust.
Gooden, Arthur Henry. Valley of the Kings.
Gooden, Arthur Henry. Smoke Tree Range.
Gregory, Jackson. Mountain Men.
Gregory, Jackson. Into the Sunset.
Grey, Zane. The Trail Driver.
Grey, Zane. The Lost Wagon.
Gunn, Tom. The Sheriff of Painted Post.
Hardy, Stuart. Montana Bound.
Harris, Colver. Going to St. Ives. Hart, Alan. The Undaunted. Hauck, Louise Platt. The Little Doctor.
Hauck, Louise Platt. Truce With Life.
Hayes, Timothy. The Two Gun Parson.
Hazard, Forrester. The Hex Murder. Henderson, George C. The Killers.
Henderson, George C. Singing Lead.
Heyer, Georgette. Why Shoot a Butler.
Hichens, Robert. The Pyramid. Hichens, Robert. The Sixth of October.
Hill, Grace Livingston. The Strange Proposal.
Hill, Grace Livingston. April Gold. Hill, Grace Livingston. The Substitute Guest.
Hill, King. Silver Zone. Hilton, Francis W. Blazing Trails.
Hipwell, Halam. Argentine Interlude.
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Holmes, L. P. Roaring Range.
Holmes, L. P. The Law of the Kygar Gorge. Homes, Goeffrey. The Man Who Murdered Himself. Horler, Sydney. Peril. Horler, Sydney. Miss Mystery.
Horler, Sydney. The Traitor.
Howard, Warren. The Littlest House.
Hume, David. Bring 'Em Back Dead.
Irwin, Inez Haynes. The Poison Cross Mystery.
Jackson, Wallace. Two Knocks For Death. James, Dan. Rustlers on the Smoky Trail. James, Dan. Strangers at Storm Ranch. Jenkins, Will. Black Sheep. Joscelyn, Archie. King of Thunder Valley. Kelland, Clarence Budington. Roxana.
Kenny, Yale. Week-End Make Believe. Keyes, Frances Parkinson. Honor Bright. King, Rufus. The Case of the Constant God. Knibbs, Henry Herbert. The Tonto Kid.
Lamson, David. We Who Are About to Die. Lawrence, Josephine. If I Have Four Apples. Lee, Ronald Currie. Gallant Dust. Lehman, Paul Evan. Cougar of Canyon Caballo.
Kyne, Peter B. Soldiers, Sailors and Dogs.
Lehman, Paul Evan. Texas Man.
Le May, Alan. Deep Water Island.
Lewis, Sinclair. It Con't Happen Here.
Lewis, Sinclair. Babbitt. (rep.)
Lincoln, Freeman. Rebound. Loftus-Price, Capt. H. J. Silver Dart.
Mac Donald, Wm. Colt. Ghost Town Gold.
Mac Donald, Wm. Colt. California Caballero.
Mac Donald, Wm. Colt. Trigger Trail. Mac Dowell, Syl. Tenderfoot Trail. Macrae, Mason. The Sheriff of Elk Ridge.
Marchand, John P. Thank You, Mr. Moto.
Marsh, George. The River of Skulls. Marsh, Peter. The Leaves Unfold. Marshall, Edison. Sam Campbell, Gentleman.
Marshall, Edison. The Stolen God.
Marshall, James. Vanishing Herds. Marshall, Marguerite Mooers. The Golden Height.
Martin, Helen R. The House on the Marsh.
Masefield, John. Victorious Troy or The Hurrying Angel.
Masefield, John. Eggs and Baker.
McCord, Joseph. One Way Street.
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Mc Culley, Johnston. Riders Against the Moon. Mc Shane, Stanley. Bitter River Ranch. Miller, Alice Duer. Five Little Heiresses. Miller, Helen Topping. Whispering River. Miller, Tevis. Blackie Finn of the Diamond D.
Miller, Tevis. The Posse of Crystal Creek.
Millward, Edward J. The House of Wraith. Milne, G. P. Rustler's Ranch. Mitchell, Margaret. Gone With the Wind. (2c) Montanye, C. S. Moons In Gold.
Montgomery, L. M. Anne of Windy Pass.
Moore, Amos. The Wind Over the Range.
Moore, Amos. A Ranger Rides Alone.
Morgan, Charles. Sparkenbroke.
Morrow, Honore & Swartman Wm. J. Ship's Parrot.
Nordhopp, Charles & Hall, James, N. T. The Hurricane.
Norris, Kathleen. Secret Marriage.
Norris, Kathleen. The American Flaggs.
Norton, Roy. The Canyon of Gold.
Nye, Nelson C. Two-Fisted Cowpoke.
Ogden, George W. Whiskey Trail.
Oppenheim, E. Phillips. Floating Peril.
Parrish, Anne. Golden Wedding. Partridge, Helen. The Windy Hill.
Patrick, Q. Death Goes to School. Payne, Elisabeth S. Something to Remember. Pedler, Margaret. Shining Cloud. Phillips, Ernie. Rustlers of the Table Butte.
Propper, Milton. One Murdered, Two Dead.
Raine, Wm. Macleod. Run o' the Brush.
Raine, Wm. Macleod. To Ride the River With. Randall, John. In Lilac Time. Reed, Meredith. Fallow Ground.
Rees, Rosemary. Wild, Wild Heart.
Rhode, John. Hendon's First Case.
Rinehart, Mary Roberts. The Doctor. Roberts, Cecil. Volcano. Robertson, Frank C. Branded Men.
Roche, Arthur Somers. In the Money.
Roche, Arthur Somers. The Star of Midnight.
Roche, Mazo De La. White Oak Harvest.
Rodney, George B. Frontier Justice.
Rodney, George B. The Vanishing Frontier.
Rollins, Kathleen. Enchanted Interlude.
Rollins, Kathleen. Spring Came Too Late.
Rosman, Alice Grant. Mother of the Bridge.
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Rubel, James L. Renegade Guns. Rubel, James L. War On the Range. Russell, Charlotte M. Death of an Eloquent Man. Sabatini, Rafael. The Fortunes of Captain Blood. Safford, Henry Barnard. Contraband. Santayana, George. The Last Puritan. Sayers, Dorothy L. Gaudy Night.
Scott, R. T. M. Murder Stalks the Mayor.
Seltzer, Charles A. Kingdom in the Cactus. Sheriff, R. C. Green Gates. Short, Luke. The Feud at Single Shot. Sims, Marian. The World With a Fence.
Sinclair, Bertrand. Down the Dark Alley.
Smith, Mrs. Harry Pugh. Jewels For His Crown.
Smith, Mrs. Harry Pugh. Hearts Walking. Snow, Charles H. Argonaut Gold. St. Bernard, Helen. Tomorrow Never Comes. Stebbins, Lucy P. Morning Glory.
Steel, Kurt. Murder For What.
Steel, Kurt. Murder Goes to College.
Stevenson, Robert L. Kidnapped. (rep.) Stong, Phil. Career.
Stout, Rex. The Rubber Band.
Tarkington, Booth. The Lorenzo Bunch.
Taylor, Katharine H. New Ground.
Taylor, Phoebe A. The Crimson Patch.
Thayer, Lee. Dead End Street.
Thomas, Harlan C. Comrades of the Kiowa Valley. Titus, Harold. Black Feather.
Train, Arthur. Mr. Tutt Takes the Stand.
Tuttle, W. C. Henry the Sheriff.
Tuttle, W. C. Hashknife of the Double Bar 8.
Vandercook, John W. Murder in Fiji. Van Dine, S. S. The Garden Murder Case.
Van Dine, S. S. The Kidnap Murder Case.
Walling, R. A. J. The Corpse In the Crimson Slippers.
Walpole, Hugh. A Prayer For My Son.
Webb, Barbara. Coming Round the Mountain.
Webb, Steven. Outlaw Range. Weber, Louise M. Wish In the Dark.
Wees, Frances S. It Began In Eden.
Weiner, Henri. Crime of the Cuff.
Wells, Carolyn. Money Musk. Wells, Carolyn. The Huddle.
Wentworth, Patricia. Dead or Alive. Wescott, E. N. David Harum.
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West, Ward. Halfway to Timberline. Wheatley, Dennis. They Found Atlantis.
Widdemer, Margaret. Marriage is Possible.
Widdemer, Margaret. This Isn't the End.
Williams, Valentine. Dead Man Manor.
Willoughby, Barrett. River House. Wilson, Margaret. The Law and the Mclaughlins. Wodehouse, P. G. Laughing Gas.
Wodehouse, P. G. The'Luck of the Bodkins. Wooll, Edward. Libel.
Woollcott, Alexander. The Woollcott Reader. Wren, P. C. The Cortnay Treasure.
Wren, P. C. The Fort in the Jungle.
Wright, Ruth. Spun Gold. Yates, Dornfield. And Berry Came Too. Yates,Elizabeth H. Shore Excursion.
JUVENILE BOOKS .
FICTION
Addington, Sarah. Pudding Lane People. Aesop's Fables.
Altemus, Henry. The Little Small Red Hen.
Andersen, Hans C. Fairy Tales.
Baker, E. M. The Shadow of Half Moon Ranch.
Bannerman, Helen. Sambo and the Twins.
Barrows, John Stuart. A Son of Old Ironsides. Bennett, Richard. Skookum and Sandy.
Bryan, Dorothy and Marguerite. Tommie and That Puppy. Carr, Mary Jane. Children of the Covered Wagon.
Carr, Mary Jane. Peggy and Paul and Laddy. Carroll, Ruth. Chessie.
Cautley, Helen. The Pussios and the Purr.
Cramer, Rie Wr & Illus By. The Diamond Princess.
Dalgliesh, Alice. The Smiths and Rusty.
Davis, Edith V. One Girl's Way.
Davis, Edna C. Polly Wiggles and Some Others.
Davis, Harriet Eager and Eager, John H. The Story of the Little Mouse.
Disney Studios Staff of Walt. Micky Mouse In Giantland. Duffield, Kenneth G. The Four Little Pigs That Didn't Have Any Mother.
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Duffield, Kenneth G. The Little Wise Chicken That Knew It All. Fillmore, Parker. The Stuffed Parrot.
Flack, Marjorie. Wait For William.
Flack, Marjorie. Ask Mr. Bear.
Flack, Marjorie. What to do about Molly.
Flack, Marjorie. Willy Nilly.
Franchot, Annie W. The White Giant and the Black Giant.
Frees, Harry W. Animal Land on the Air.
Gag, Wanda Trans & Illus. by. Tales from Grimm.
M. C. H. Little Bunnie Bunniekin.
Harrison, Ethel. Prince Fearless and the Little Dwarf. Heward, Constance. Ameliaranne and the Monkey.
Hobart, Alice Tisdale. Yang and Yin.
Holberg, Ruth & Richard. Mitty on Mr Syrup's Farm.
Holberg, Ruth & Richard. Mitty and Mr. Syrup.
Hunt, Mabel Leigh. Little Girl With Seven Names.
Husted, Mary I. Cunning, Cunning and His Merry Comrades. Joan, Natalie. Ameliaranne and the Big Treasure. Joan, Natalie. Ameliaranne In Town.
Kay, Gertrude A. Peter, Patter and Pixie.
Kipling, Rudyard. All the Mowgli Stories.
Leaf, Munro. The Story of Ferdinand.
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