New Periodicals HE following titles of recently launc periodicals and annotations have been Tcontributed by Carolyn F. Ulrich, cl :f, periodicals division, New York Public Library.

Abraham Lincoln Quarterly. Pub- No.i, Oct. 1939. Quarterly. $1.50 a lished by the Abraham Lincoln Associ- year. ation, Springfield, 111. Vol.i, No.i, Mar. Current Biography; a cumulative monthly 1940. Quarterly. Supersedes the Bul- featuring national and international names letin of the Abraham Lincoln Associ- in the news of the day. Published by ation, first published in 1923. Price not the H. W. Wilson Company, 950 Uni- given. versity Ave., New York City. No.i, "Each number will contain some original docu- ment and news of interest to Lincoln students and Mar. 1940. Monthly. collectors. . . . The Abraham Lincoln Association Papers will be discontinued." Divulgacion Historica. Articulo 123, No. Advancement of Science. Published by the 86, Mexico, D.F. Vol.i, No.i, Nov. 15, British Association for the Advancement 1939. Monthly. $5 a year. of Science, Burlington House, London, Designed to present a dispassionate account of W.i. Vol.i, No.i, Oct. 1939. Quarterly. Mexican events and biographical sketches. 5s. an issue. Le Document; organe de la librairie d'his- Published in place of former annual volumes. The toire d'Haiti et des oeuvres de la pensee quarterly issue is intended to make a wide appeal to lay readers of scientific matter. Hai'tienne. 126 Rue Dr. Aubry, Port-au- American Imago; a psychoanalytic journal Prince, Haiti. Vol.i, No.i, Jan. 1940. for the arts and sciences. Publisher and Monthly. $1.50 a quarter. Managing Editor, Dr. Hanns Sachs, 168 Economic Outlook; a survey of current Marlborough St., Boston. Vol.i, No.i, economic facts from labor's point of view. Nov. 1939. Frequency and price not Published by the Congress of Industrial given. Organizations, Washington. Edited by "When the plan for this periodical was proposed Unemployment Division. Vol.i, No.i, to Professor Freud, he greeted it wholeheartedly and consented to become its editor . . ." Professor Jan. 1940. Monthly. Price not given. Sigmund Freud died before the first number of this magazine was issued. Educacion; revista para los maestros Vene- Boletin Bibliografico Mexicano: rasena men- zolanos editada por el Ministerio de sual de libros y folletos editados en Educacion Nacional. Published by Min- Mexico. Published by Instituto Panameri- isterio de Educacion Nacional. Direccion cano de Bibliografia y Documentacion, de Cultura, Caracas, Venezuela. No.i, Apartado Postal 8626, Mexico, D.F. Dec. 1939. Monthly (?). Price not Vol.i, No.i, Oct. 1939. Monthly. $2 given. a year. • Discussion of cultural arts designed for teachers. Mexican bibliography of publications arranged by Contains bibliographies. > subjects. Contains author and subject index. Educacion y Cultura; revista mensual. Book Life; published to encourage longer Abraham Gonzalez 14—Depto. 14, Mex- life for books. Published by the Library ico, D.F. Vol.i, No.i, Jan. 1940. Binding Institute, 501 Fifth Ave., New Monthly. 10 pesos a year. York City. Vol.i, No.i, Oct. 1939. Five Organ of study, research, and information. Con- times a year. Price not given. tains book reviews. China Exporter; a journal devoted to the Exchange; a magazine of the financial com- interests of China's export trade. P.O. munity. Published by the New York Box 678, Hankow Road, Shanghai. Vol.i, Stock Exchange, 11 Wall St., New York

2 286 COLLEGE AND RESEARCH LIBRARIES City. Vol.i, No.i, Dec. 1939. Monthly. and other established writers as well as new talent. Book reviews. $1 a year. "This magazine is designed to present authorita- Illinois State Museum. Popular Science tive information of interest not only to the brokerage and financial industries, but also to the general pub- Series. Springfield, 111. Vol.i, No.i, lic." Jan. 1940. Bi-monthly. Price not given. Farm Science Reporter. Published by the Contains bibliography and index to each mono- graph. Excellent illustrations. Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station and the Iowa Agricultural Extension Institution of Sanitary Engineers. Bulletin. Service, Agricultural Annex, Iowa State 118, Victoria St., Westminster, London, College, Ames. Vol.i, No.i, Jan. 1940. S.W. 1. No.i, Nov. 1939. Bi-monthly. Quarterly. Price not given. Price not given. Contains abstracts. Films; a quarterly of discussion and analy- sis. Published by the Kamin Publishers, Internationale Vraagstukken. Published by 15 W. 56th St., New York City. Vol.i, A. W. Sijthoff, Leiden, Holland. Vol.i, No.i, Nov. 1939. Quarterly. 60c a No.i, Jan. 1940. Bi-monthly. 5 guilders copy. a year. The best magazine that has appeared in America Magazine devoted to international questions. Con- in the field of films. It will discuss technically film tains book reviews. Supersedes De Volkenbond. problems, such as, documentary film, film music, photography, sound problems, educational research, film critic, film theater, methods of directing. Con- Journal of the History of Ideas. Arthur O. tributors are: Falk Sawyer, professor of drama, Lovejoy, ed. Associate editors from lead- Syracuse University; Edgar Dale, Bureau of Edu- cational Research, Ohio State University; Richard ing American colleges. Published by the Griffith, film critic; John Grierson, chairman of the Film Centre, London British documentary move- College of the City of New York, Con- ment; Kurt London, on the teaching staff of City vent Ave. and 139th St., New York City. College and Brooklyn College. Contains book re- views. Vol.i, No.i, Jan. 1940. Quarterly. $4 a year. Food for Thought. Published by the Cana- "The purposes: to foster studies which will empha- dian Association for Adult Education, 198 size the interrelations of several fields of historical study—the history of philosophy, of literature, and College St., Toronto, Ont. No.i, Jan. the arts, of the natural and social sciences, of re- 1940. Monthly, ioc a copy. ligion, and of political and social movements. . . . "To know, so far as may be known, the thoughts Issued to supply factual information on important that have been widely held among men on matters current problems. Each monthly issue will be de- of common human concernment, to determine how voted mainly to a single topic. these thoughts have arisen, combined, interacted with, or counteracted, one another, and how they have severally been related to the imagination and Free Europe; central and east European emotions and behavior of that branch of knowledge affairs. 11, Gower St., London, W.C. 1. which we call history, is a distinct and essential part of it, and its central and most vital part. . . . Contributors: Tancred Borenius, profes- "What's the matter with man?"—ARTHUR O. sor of the history of art, University of LOVEJOY, Vol. 1, No. 1. London; Robert Machray, writer on for- Key to Contemporary Affairs. Published eign affairs and author of Poland of by Contemporary Affairs, Inc., 548 W. Pilsudski; Basil Davidson, diplomatic cor- 114th St., New York City. Vol.i, No.i, respondent of the Star and Economist. Feb. 1940. Monthly. $3 a year. Vol.i, No.i, Nov. 15, 1939. Fortnightly. "Specializes in the presentation of documentary 13s. a year. sources and official news." Pocket-size. Pertinent in interest and promising in scope. Contains political cartoons, maps and book reviews. Mathematical Reviews. Sponsored by the Horizon; a review of literature and art. American Mathematical Society and the Cyril Connolly, ed. 6, Selwyn House, Mathematical Association of America. Landsdowne Terrace, London, W.C. 1. Published by the American Mathematical Vol.i, No.i, Jan. 1940. Monthly. 6s. 6d. Society, Prince and Lemon Sts., Lancas- for 6 months. ter, Pa. Vol.i, No.i, Jan. 1940. Monthly. $13 a year. Includes critical essays, poetry, and general dis- cussion of ideas. Shows quality in writing. Con- Bibliography arranged by subject, giving abstracts tributors include: W. H. Auden, Walter de la Mare, from mathematical publications, domestic and foreign. J. B. Priestley, Sir Hugh Walpole, Elizabeth Bowen, Contains author index.

JUNE, 1940 28.7 Mental Health. Published by the Central Princeton University Library Chronicle. Association for Mental Welfare, Child Published by the Friends of the Library, Guidance Council, National Council for Princeton University, Princeton, N.J. Mental Hygiene, 76-77 Chandos House, Vol.i, NO.I, Nov. 1939. Four times a Palmer St., London, S.W. 1. Vol.i, No.i, year. $2 a year. Jan. 1940. Monthly. 3s. 6d. a year. Includes section called "Biblia;" devoted to the interests of the Friends of Princeton Library which An editorial board has been formed consisting of was previously published separately. Distinctive representatives of each of the organizations. Con- format and illustrations. tains book reviews. Music Review. Geoffrey Sharp, ed. Pub- Quarterly Bulletin of Soviet-Russian lished by W. Heffer and Sons, Ltd., 3 and Economics. Translated from Russian. 4 Petty Cury, Cambridge, England. Vol.i, Professor S. N. Prokopovicz, Geneva, No.1, Feb. 1940. Four times a year. 16s. Switzerland, ed. NOS.I-2, Nov. 1939. 3 a year. fr. (Swiss) an issue. Aims at critical discussions of diverse musical subjects; of interest to the musician and the intelli- La Revista dels Catalans dAmerica. Apar- gent music lover. Contains reviews of music, books, important gramaphone records, and outstanding con- tado Postal 8626, Mexico, D.F. No.i, certs in London and elsewhere. Oct. 1939. Monthly. $2 m/m a year. (?) National Geographic Society. Contributed Exponent of Catalonian culture and mouthpiece of anti-fascist groups of the National Catalan Front. Technical Papers. Mexican Archaeology Contains book reviews. Series. 16th and M Sts., N.W., Wash- ington. Vol. 1, No. 1, 1940. Member- Scientific Tree Topics. Published by the ship. Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories, Contains research material and bibliography. Well Stamford, Conn. Vol. 1, No.i, 1940. illustrated. Irregular. Price not given. Nespa Guide; a selective guide to signifi- cant reports and activities in the field of Vie Intellectuelle et la Revue des Jeunes. national planning. Published by National Serie de guerre. 29, boulevard La-Tour- Economic and Social Planning Association, Maubourg, Paris. Vol.i, No.i, Oct. 25, 1721 Eye St., N.W., Washington. Vol.i, 1939. Monthly. 100 fr. a year. No.i, Jan. 15, 1940. Monthly except This periodical was formed by consolidation of two titles, formerly issued separately, now called July and August. $2 a year. war series. Covers politics, religion, youth, and social questions, as well as literature and arts. "Includes digests and reviews of government re- Contains book reviews. ports, hearings, and studies; together with reports on activities and accomplishments in the field of planning—in short, information pertinent to the study West Virginia History. Published by State and development of economic policy." Reproduced from typewritten copy. Department of Archives and History, Charleston, W. Va. Vol.i, No.i, Oct. Philosophic Abstracts. Dagobert D. Runes, !939- Quarterly. $2 a year. ed. Published by the Association for Philosophic Research, 884 Riverside Drive, Wilberforce University Quarterly. Wilber- New York City. Vol.i, No.i, winter force, Ohio. Vol.i, No.i, Dec. 1939. 1939-40. Quarterly. $4 a year. $1 a year. Signed abstracts of books and serials arranged by country with separate list of periodical litera- "Purpose is to offer opportunities to the members ture. Contributing editors are scholars from the of the faculty at Wilberforce University and to all leading colleges and universities in America and other persons interested in the Negro to share such abroad including Professor Francisco Romero of of their mature philosophies and research works as Argentine, S.A., who will report on Latin American may prove useful and stimulating to the educational, philosophy and Professor Nakamura of Tokyo who economic, and social progress of the Negro." Con- will report on Japanese publications. tains book reviews.

2 288 COLLEGE AND RESEARCH LIBRARIES Some Recent Publications on Higher Education T N THE paragraphs that follow Clara Esther Derring and Carrie E. Meares of Teach- ers College Library, Columbia University, call attention to some of the most im- portant literature on higher education published in 1939 and 1940.

Bixler, Roy W. Institution-Faculty Rela- Butler, Nicholas Murray. Across the Busy tions in the College of Integrity. Bureau Years; Recollections and Reflections. of Publications, Teachers College, Co- Vol.i. Scribner, 1939. 45ip. $3.75. lumbia University, 1939. I78p. $2.25. In his memoirs Dr. Butler, president of Columbia University, writing of his activities and accomplish- The purpose of the study is "to discover, in se- ments as an educator and a liberal Republican, has lected areas, what kinds of institutional-faculty rela- presented a truly important contribution to the story tions tend to promote better institutional integrity of our times. He, himself, says: "In looking back and to build these into a basic program which would across the busy years it is plain that both their be useful for a college desiring to improve its own interest and whatever importance those years may be faculty relations." The following areas were se- thought to possess are due to the fact that they have lected for study: (1) recruiting of faculty personnel; been so largely occupied with ideas and policies of (2) intellectual freedom in the college; (3) salary, public moment. Every activity has been secondary tenure, and auxiliary services, including retirement and even incidental to the self-chosen task of plan- plans,_ insurance, housing, and health services; (4) ning and building, upon the foundations of historic the role of the faculty in the government of the Columbia College, a university in the fullest sense college; (5) stimulating faculty growth. of that word, which should respond not only to the highest ideals of the intellectual and spiritual life but to the insistent and many-sided needs of modern Bowman, Isaiah. The Graduate School in democratic society. That task, chosen with delibera- American Democracy. U. S. Government tion and adhered to persistently and stubbornly despite every possible temptation and allurement, Printing Office, Washington, 1939. 7op. both financial and political, has dominated these 15c. (U. S. Office of Education. Bulletin busy years from first to last." A second volume dealing with his interests in 1938, No.10) international affairs has been promised. A statement of "the function of the graduate school with reference to its relation to the nation's Butts, R. Freeman. The College Charts Its resources, both human and material." Course; Historical Conceptions and Cur- Branscomb, Harvey. Teaching with Books; rent Proposals. McGraw-Hill, 1939. a Study of College Libraries. Association 46ip. $3. of American Colleges, American Library Davis, Wayne. How to Choose a Junior Association, 1940. 239P. $2.50. College; a Directory for Students, Par- A study of the college library from the stand- point of its educational effectiveness, made for the ents, and Educators. Harper, 1939. 249P. Association of American Colleges. (See review, page 278.) $2.50. Over 200 private junior colleges are described. Buswell, Guy T. Remedial Reading at the Diehl, Harold S., and Shepard, Charles E. College and Adult Levels; an Experi- The Health of College Students. Ameri- mental Study. University of Chicago can Council on Education, Washington, Press, 1939. 72p. $1. (Supplementary 1939. 169P. $1.50. Educational Monographs, No.50) "The study reported in this monograph is con- This is a report prepared for the American Youth cerned entirely with the process of reading, which Commission and is based on a study of almost 5,000 obviously is only a part of the total problem of young people and 500 institutions of higher education. reading. The exclusion from consideration of such "The information derived is reported primarily for matters as materials of reading, purposes of reading, the purpose of assisting colleges to appraise their and sociological data relating to the types of readers own student health problems with the hope that the and kinds of material read carries no implication that administration and operation of health programs these factors are of less importance. Limiting the will profit from the implications of the study." problem is simply a recognition of the fact that, to be effective, any scientific study must be focal- Harvard University. Special Committee ized. . . . "The present study is concerned directly with the Appointed by the President. Report on possibility of improving a small group of factors basic to the reading process." Some Problems of Personnel in the Fac- 28.7 JUNE, 1940 ulty of Arts and Sciences. Harvard Uni- rectory, 1940. Part III, Colleges and versity Press, 1939. 165P. Apply. Universities, Including All Institutions of The report deals with questions of policy and Higher Education; Part IV, Educational procedure concerning tenure, promotion, and general status of the younger members of the teaching staff. Associations and Directories. U. S. Gov- ernment Printing Office, Washington, Inauguration of Rufus Carrollton Harris as 1940. ioc ea. (U. S. Office of Education. President of Tulane University and a Bulletin 1940, No.i, Part III and Part Series of Symposia on Current Trends in IV) University Education, January 16, 17, and 18, 1938. Tulane University, New Or- Warren, Constance. A New Design for leans, 1939. Apply. Women's Education. Stokes, 1940. 277P. $2. Knight, Edgar W. What College Presi- The president of Sarah Lawrence College de- dents Say. University of North Carolina scribes the newer educational methods which have Press, Chapel Hill, 1940. 377p. $3-50. been followed in that institution for ten years. Statements from addresses, reports, and writings Works, George A. and Morgan, Barton. of more than 200 presidents of higher institutions in the United States during the past seventy-five The Land-Grant Colleges. Prepared for years. the Advisory Committee on Education. McNeely, John H. Higher Educational In- U. S. Government Printing Office, Wash- stitutions in the Scheme of State Gov- ington, 1939. 141P. 25c. (U. S. Advisory ernment. U. S. Government Printing Committee on Education. Staff Study Office, Washington, 1939. io8p. 15c. No.io) (U. S. Office of Education. Bulletin 1939, This study "attempts to outline the main features of the land-grant institutions with particular refer- N0.3) ence to the relationships to them of the Federal This bulletin deals with the legal status of govern- Government and of the states in which they are lo- ing boards, the effect of state government reorganiza- cated."—Introduction. tion on governing boards, and general powers vested in state executive officials over governing boards. Bibliographies on Higher Education Miller, Alice D. and Myers, Susan. Bar- Good, H. G. "Higher Education." Review nard College; the First Fifty Years. Co- of Educational Research 9:347-51, 415-17, lumbia University Press, 1939. I94P- $2. Oct. 1939. A survey of recent publications on the history of National Society for the Study of Educa- higher education in America and a discussion of the tion. General Education in the American variety of types of studies in this field. There are 56 references, including books and periodicals. Other College. Public School Publishing Com- references on this subject are included in the bibliog- raphy on the history of education in the Review of pany, Bloomington, 111., 1939. 382p. $2.75. Educational Research, Oct. 1936. (Thirty-eighth Yearbook, Part II) McGrath, Earl J. "A Bibliography in Gen- Russell, John Dale, comp. and ed. The eral Education." Educational Record 21: Outlook for Higher Education. Univer- 96-118, Jan. 1940. sity of Chicago Press, 1939. 256p. $2. Four hundred and twenty-one selected references, (Institute for Administrative Officers of books and magazine articles, are classified as follows: general readings; issues involved; the content of Higher Institutions. Proceedings. Vol. general education; instructional methodology; the psychological basis; evaluating the results; student XI) personnel problems; the organization of general edu cation; experiments in general education; general Ryan, W. Carson. Studies in Early Gradu- education for the professions. ate Education. Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, New York Russell, John Dale and Hayes, Dorothy S. City, 1939. (Bulletin N0.30) Apply. "Selected References on Higher Educa- This study covers the Johns Hopkins University, tion." School Review 47:775-84, Dec. Clark University, and the University of Chicago. 1939- Includes books and magazine articles published U. S. Office of Education. Educational Di- largely during the year July 1, 1938 to June 30, 1939.

2 290 COLLEGE AND RESEARCH LIBRARIES Readings in Business Administration ARIAN C. MANLEY, business branch librarian, Newark Public Library, supplies the M following annotated list of recent articles in the field of business administration which have marked application to libraries.

Bibliography benefits of an administrative research as- Amos Tuck School of Administration and sistant is of practical value. Finance. Reading List on Business Ad- Smith, George H. "Building the Junior ministration. Dartmouth College, 1939. Marketing Executive." Journal of 54P- 30c. Marketing 4:168-77, Oct. 1939. A faculty-selected, annotated list of As problems of developing administra- books useful to executives, prepared at the tive ability are pressing, the specific, request of the alumni. A well-balanced sympathetic, and progressive program here selection. outlined deserves attention.

Magazine Articles Books Dean, Joel. "Demand for Professional Heyel, Carl. Human Relations Manual Management Counsel." Journal of for Executives. McGraw-Hill, 1939. Business of the University of Chicago 253p. $2. 11:2i7-3i, July 1938. A stimulating, practical collection of An analysis of the different types of notes on getting along with people, de- management consultants, the services they veloping the working force, paying people, offer, the conditions that have made con- and other pressing executive problems. sultation advisable, and the groups in Free from cant and constructive in ap- which clients are found. proach.

Maledon, W. J. "Research in Retail Walker, S. H., and Sklar, Paul. Business Distribution: Its Methods and Prob- Finds Its Voice. Harper, 1938. 93p. lems." Journal of Marketing 4:238-48, $1.25. Jan. 1940. Discussion of some fundamental prob- Since many department problems in li- lems in putting public relations of business brary and retail store administration are on a sound basis, indicating many library similar, such a thoughtful discussion of the applications.

28.7 JUNE, 1940 Current Reference Aids

HIS checklist of 1939 reference books published in English has been compiled by Ta committee of which Frances Neel Cheney, Mabel L. Conat, Charles F. McCombs, James T. Rubey, Harold Russell, and Anne M. Smith are members and the under- signed is chairman. Undoubtedly, this first list has omissions. You are invited to call them to the com- mittee's attention for inclusion in subsequent issues. We will also welcome suggestions on the following points: 1. Continuations: Standard yearbooks have not been listed unless the 1939 issue contained fundamental changes. 2. Government publications: The committee proposes to canvass carefully for reference tools in 1940. Only a few 1939 items are here included. 3. Society publications: Much needs to be done with university and learned society pub- lications. These will be included during 1940. 4. Foreign language reference books: These will be listed in the next issue. 5. Ephemera: The committee invites the aid of reference workers. 6. Local reference aids: Reference librarians are invited to submit for listing any local bibliographies or reference tools developed.

Please address comments to the chairman at the Library School, George Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville, Tenn. Louis SHORES, Chairman

Abbott, Maude E. S., ed. Classified and American Painting Today; with an essay by Annotated Bibliography of Sir William Forges Watson. American Federation of Osier's publications (based on the chrono- Arts, Washington, 1939. I79P- $4.50. logical bibliography by Minnie W. Blogg) American Women; the Standard Biographi- Medical Museum, McGill University, cal Dictionary of Notable Women. V0I.3, Montreal, 1939. 163P. $2.25. 1939-40; Durward Howes, ed. Mary Agnew, Janet M., comp. A Southern Bibli- L. Braun, Rose Garvey, associate eds. ography; Fiction 1929-1938. Louisiana American, Los Angeles, 1939. 1083P. State University Library School, Baton $10. Rouge, La., 1939. 63P. 75c. (Louisiana Ash, Edward C. New Book of the Dog; State University Library School. Biblio- a comprehensive and up-to-date guide to graphical Series, No. 1) their history, pedigree, breeding, exhibit- Aircraft Calendar: an Authoritative Dic- ing points, ailments, etc. Macmillan, tionary of All Aeroplanes Currently Man- 1939- 534P- $5- ufactured in Every Country in the World; Attwater, Donald, ed. A Dictionary of the giving particulars of engines, construction, Popes, from Peter to Pius XII. Burns, and performance, together with numerous London, 1939. 343p. 10s. 6d. comments on design and history. Eric , comp. Names and Name Days. Sargent, ed. Appleton-Century, 1939. Burns, London, 1939. 124P. 5s. 144P. $2.50. Barnouw, Erik. Handbook of Radio Writ- Allen, Arthur A. The Golden Plover and ing; an Outline of Techniques and Mar- Other Birds . . . with seven color plates kets in Radio Writing in the United by George M. Sutton, and 240 photo- States. Little, 1939. 3o6p. $2.50. graphs. Comstock, Ithaca, N.Y., 1939. Bauer, Harry C., comp. Indexed Bibliog- 324P- $3- raphy of the Tennessee Valley Authority.

2 292 COLLEGE AND RESEARCH LIBRARIES The Authority Library, Knoxville, Tenn., between Dec. 1, 1934 and Jan. I, 1939. I939- !5P- Gratis. (Mimeographed) National Association for Nursery Educa- Baumgartner, Leona. John Howard (1726- tion, Detroit, 1939. 64P. 40c. 1790), Hospital and Prison Reformer; a Breycha-Vauthier, Arthur C. von. Sources bibliography. Johns Hopkins University of Information; a handbook on the pub- Press, 1939. 79P- $1. lications of the League of Nations. Eng- Beadnell, Charles M. Dictionary of Scien- lish ed. Columbia University Press, tific Terms, as Used in the Various Sci- 1939. Ii8p. $1. ences. Chemical Publishing Co., New Brown, Karl, comp. American Library Di- York, 1939. 235P- $3- rectory, 1939. Bowker, 1939. 53ip. $13. Bennett, Harry. Standard Chemical and Burke, William J. The Literature of Slang. Technical Dictionary. Chemical Publish- New York Public Library, 1939. i8op. ing Co., New York, 1939. 638P. $10. $1.50. Besterman, Theodore. A World Bibliog- Carlen, Sister Mary, comp. A Guide to 'raphy of Bibliographies. Vol. 1, A-L. the Encyclicals of the Roman Pontiffs Printed for the author at the Oxford Uni- from Leo XIII to the Present Day (1878- versity Press, and published by him at 98 1937). Wilson, 1939. 247p. $2. Heath St., London, N.W. 3, 1939. Sub- Certain, Casper C., ed. Handbook of Eng- scription Vols.1-2, $50. lish for Boys and Girls, prepared by a Beutel, Frederick K. Bank Officer's Hand- committee of the National Conference on book of Commercial Banking Law. Lit- Research in English. Scott, Foresman, tle, 1939. 388p. $4. 1939. I28p. 60c. Bieber, Margarete. History of the Greek Chemical Formulary; a collection of valua- and Roman Theater. Princeton Univer- able, timely, practical commercial formu- sity Press, 1939. 465P. $7.50. lae and recipes for making thousands of Bitting, Katherine G. Gastronomic Bibli- products in many fields of industry. V0I.4. ography. A. W. Bitting, 1030 Green St., H. Bennett, ed.-in-chief. Chemical Pub- San Francisco, 1939. 7i8p. $8. lishing Co., New York, 1939. 638P. $6. Block, Andrew. The English Novel 1740- Coleman, Laurence V. The Museum in 1850; a catalog including prose romances, America, a Critical Study. American As- short stories, and translations of foreign sociation of Museums, Washington, 1939. fiction. Grafton, London, 1939. 367P. 3v. $7.50; to members, $6. 3s- Collins, Archie F. Simplified Household Book of Fishes; J. O. LaGorce, ed. with Mechanics; being a simple explanation of 443 color portraits, 102 biographies and how the mechanical and electrical equip- 162 photographs. National Geographic ment of your home is made, how it works, Society, Washington, 1939. 367P. $3.50. and how it is serviced. Appleton-Century, Book of the States, 1939-40. V0I.3; pub- 1939. 3I7P- $2.50. lished under the supervision of Public Commodity Year Book. 1939. Commodity Administration Service. Virginia S. Lan- Research Bureau, Inc., New York, 1939. ahan, ed. Council of State Governments, 6i6p. $7.50. 1313 E. 60th St., Chicago, 1939. 454P. Comstock, Anna B. Handbook of Nature- $3.50. Study. 24th ed. rev. Comstock, Ithaca, Booth, Bradford A., and Jones, C. E., comps. N.Y., 1939. 937p. $4. A Concordance of the Poetical Works of Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Lit- William Collins. University of California erature. Oxford, 1939. 567P. $2.50. Press, Berkeley, 1939. I26p. $1.25. Condit, Lester. A Pamphlet about Pam- Boswell, Peyton, Jr. Modern American phlets. University of Chicago Press, 1939. Painting. Dodd, 1939. 200p. $5. 104P. 75c. (Chicago University. Stud- Bradbury, Dorothy E., and Skeels, E. L., ies in Library Science) comps. Bibliography of Nursery Educa- Craven, Thomas, ed. A Treasury of Art tion; including references published Masterpieces, from the Renaissance to the 28.7 JUNE, 1940 Present Day. Simon and Schuster, 1939. Medvey; with a preface by Andre Vara- 59IP- $10. gnac. 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