The man takes a wife. SEE Wile,Ira S.
Pulpwood editor. SEE Hersey,Harold Brainerd.
Pirate treasure. SEE Wilkins,Harold T.
And so, Victoria. SEE Wilkins,William Vaughan.
Pirate treasure. Illustrated with charts drawn by the author. © 15Feb37; A103442. Alice Winifred Wilkins (W); 18Jan65; R353918.
And so, Victoria. © 3May37, AI-22773; 27Jul37, A107778. Eleanor Wilkins (W); 3May65; R360450.
A basic vocabulary Spanish reader, with word building exercises, by Alfred P. Willett & Charles L. Scanlon. © 31Dec37; A113261. Myrtle Mary Willett (W) & Charles L. Scanlon (A); 8Jan65; R352822.
A basic vocabulary Spanish reader, with word building exercises. SEE Willett, Alfred P.
The Soviets. © 6May37; A106281.Lucita Williams (W); 11Mar65;R357358.
The strumpet sea. © 1Mar38; A115281. Florence Tapley Williams (W); 7Apr65; R358876.
The New Testament.
Williams, Edith S.
1851 and the crystal palace. SEE Hobhouse, Christopher.
The New Testament.
The strumpet sea. SEE Williams,Ben Ames.
America's building. SEE Freeland,George Earl.
The Soviets. SEE Williams, AlbertRhys.
20,000 words often mispronounced. SEE Phyfe, William Henry Pinkney.
Experimental physics. SEE Williams,Samuel Robinson.
Foundations of college physics.SEE Williams, Samuel Robinson.
WILLIAMS, SAMUEL B., executor of theEstate of Harriet T. Comstock. SEEComstock, Harriet T., Estate of.
Experimental physics. © 27Oct37;AA252044. Ralph Williams (C);31Dec64; R352689.
Foundations of college physics.© 12Aug37; A111606. Ralph Williams(C); 31Dec64; R352683.
The American mind. SEE Warfel,Harry R.
Dusk of empire. SEE Williams,Wythe.
Quiet corner. Patience Strong, pseud. © 30Apr37; A105620. Patience Strong (Winifred Emma Williams) (A); 11Mar65; R357342.
Dusk of empire. © 12Mar37; A104525.Viola Irwin Williams (W); 4Jan65;R353453.
Goodbye West country. © 1Nov37,AI-23416; 14Mar38, A114875.Henry Williamson (A); 27May65;R362321.
The crucible of power. (In Astounding stories, Feb. 1938) © 19Jan38; B365264. Jack Williamson (A); 7Apr65; R358778.
Dreadful sleep. Pt.1-3. (In Weird tales, Mar.-May 1938) © 1Feb38, B389700; 1Mar38, B389701; 1Apr38, B389702. Jack Williamson (A); 7Apr65; R358779-358781.
Entropy released. (In Astounding stories, Aug. 1937) © 21Jul37; B345531. Jack Williamson (A); 24Feb65; R356418.
The legion of time. Pt.1-2. (In Astounding science-fiction, May-June 1938) © 13Apr38, B373719; 20May38, B377717. Jack Williamson (A); 23Jun65; R363516-363517.
Hunters long ago, a boy's story oflate Paleolithic times. By GregoryTrent, pseud. Illustrated by CarleM. Boog. © 16Sep37; A108880.Thames Williamson (Gregory Trent)(A); 25Feb65; R356361.
The spy mystery: a boy's story ofSoviet Russia, by S. S. Smith,pseud. Illustrated by James Reid.© *; *. Thames Williamson (S. S. Smith)(A); 23Feb65; R356344.
The Federal Reserve Bank of SanFrancisco; a study in Americancentral banking. © 27Sep37;A110205. Columbia UniversityPress (PWH); 31Mar65; R353929.
A treatise on the law of contracts.SEE Williston, Samuel.
A treatise on the law of contracts.Vol.6. Rev. by Samuel Williston &George J. Thompson. © 16Jun38;A118269. Constance Williston &Mrs. Murray F. Hall (C of S. Williston);17Jun65; R363409.
WILLS, HELEN. SEE Roark, Helen Wills.
Wolf, the storm leader. SEECaldwell, Frank.
Fragile armour, by Diana Patrick, pseud. © 1Mar37; A103664. Diana Patrick (Mrs. Desemea Wilson) (A); 18Jan65; R353921.
The triple thinkers. © 17Mar38; A115546. Edmund Wilson (A); 18Mar65; R357899.
Mr. Pumps, the popsicle man.© 12Jul37; A107642. EleanoreHubbard Wilson (A); 23Apr65;R359940.
In 1937. SEE Eurich, Alvin C.
An outline of personal prayer. © 1Mar37; AA228721. Florence H. Goold (C); 25Jan65; R354309.
The new etiquette. © 7Jun37; A106644. Margery Wilson (A); 5Feb65; R356300.
Fine Arts Series for Pianoforte.
The romance of the calendar. © 29Jan37; A103210. P. W. Wilson (A); 27Jan65; R355011.
Death of a golfer, by Anthony Wynne,pseud. © 25Jun37; A107587.R. McNair Wilson (Anthony Wynne)(A); 9Mar65; R356968.
Teach me. (In The Choir herald,Feb. 1937) © 2Jan37; B323749.Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH); 17Dec64;R353331.
Webster's Practical Dictionary.
Music fun for everyone. Illustrated by Frances Frost Daniels. (Jenkins-Winning piano instruction series) Sequel to Music joys for girls & boys. © 20Aug37; AA244413. Amy Winning (A); 6Jan65; R353322.
The queen is dead. By Jane Burr, pseud. © 21Jan38; A114384. Jane Burr (Rose Guggenheim Winslow) (A); 18Feb65; R356401.
THE WINSTON SIMPLIFIED DICTIONARY.Edited by William Dodge Lewis &Edgar A. Singer. Primary ed.NM: revisions & additions. © 20May38;A121717. Holt, Rinehart & Winston,Inc. (PWH); 26May65; R362302.
THE WINSTON SIMPLIFIED DICTIONARY.Edited by William Dodge Lewis, HenrySeidel Canby & Thomas Kite Brown, Jr.College ed. NM: revisions & additions.© 21Jan38; A113701. ThomasJ. Brown (C); 25Jan65; R354463.
THE WINSTON SIMPLIFIED DICTIONARY ANDREFERENCE LIBRARY. By Thomas KiteBrown, Jr., William Dodge Lewis &Henry Seidel Canby. NM: revisions &additions. © 1Jun38; A121719. ThomasJ. Brown (C); 9Jun65; R363120.
WINSTON'S CUMULATIVE LOOSE-LEAF ENCYCLOPEDIA.1937 revision pages. Editor:William Dodge Lewis. © 25Mar38;A117882. Holt, Rinehart & Winston,Inc. (PWH); 31Mar65; R358551.
The crimson cruiser. © 1May37;A105934. World Pub. Co. (PWH);6Jan65; R355330.
The runaway caravan. © 1May37;A105932. World Pub. Co. (PWH);6Jan65; R355329.
Through the moon-gate door.© 10Apr38; A119540. Cupples &Leon Co. (PWH); 18Jun65; R363414.
Timbered treasure. © 10Jun37;A111426. World Pub. Co. (PWH);6Jan65; R355331.
The wooden shoe mystery. © 10Apr38;A119538. Cupples & Leon Co. (PWH);18Jun65; R363413.
We are forty and we did get jobs.SEE Thompson, Clara Belle.
WISE, WINIFRED E. SEE Palmer,Winifred E. Wise.
Hawaiian tapestry. © 6Oct37; A110233. Antoinette Withington (A); 19May65; R361691.
WITMARK (M.) & SONS.
The second Victor Herbert songalbum. NM: compilation. © 6May38;AA267327. M. Witmark & Sons(PWH); 7May65; R360913.
Murder in blue. © 15Mar37, AI-22697; 27Aug37, A109303. Clifford Witting (A); 4Jan65; R353463.
Flood-light on Europe; a guide to the next war. © 7May37; A107136. Felix Wittmer (A); 26Feb65; R356692.
Successful living. SEE Wolfe, W.Beran.
The German octopus: Hitler bids forworld power. © 8Apr38; A117223.Henry C. Wolfe (A); 9Apr65;R359324.
April, late April. (In The Americanmercury, Sept. 1937) © 22Aug37;B350191. Paul Gitlin (E); 7May65;R360755.
The child by tiger. (In The Saturdayevening post, Sept. 11, 1937)© 3Sep37; B351164. Paul Gitlin(E); 7May65; R360754.
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Katamoto. (In Harper's bazaar, Oct.1937) © 30Sep37; B354162. PaulGitlin (E); 7May65; R360752.
The lost boy. (In Redbook,Nov. 1937) © 5Oct37; B351991.Paul Gitlin (E); 7May65; R360753.
Mister Malone. (In The New Yorker,May 29, 1937) © 27May37; B338907.Paul Gitlin (E); 7May65; R360766.
Oktoberfest. (In Scribner's magazine.June 1937) © 25May37; B337941.Paul Gitlin (E); 7May65; R360768.
For works claimed by the Estate ofThomas Wolfe SEE Wolfe, Thomas.
Successful living. Edited by FlorenceTopal Wolfe. © 17Jan38;A113598. Florence T. Wolfe (A);21Jan65; R354246.
Heaven came so near. SEE Skidmore,Hubert.
The buried candelabrum. SEE Zweig,Stefan.
Diagnostic interviewer's guide. © 23Sep37; AA246184. E. F. Wonderlic (A); 19Jan65; R354007.
P.I.A. questionnaire. © 20Apr37; AA231615. E. F. Wonderlic (A); 21Jan65; R354022.
The complete book of games, byClement Wood & Gloria Goddard.© 18Jan38; A113636. Gloria GoddardWood (W); 19Jan65; R353908.
A History of the World.
Council trees of the Ottawas. © 19May37; AA234273. Elizabeth M. Wood (A); 21Jan65; R354038.
The complete book of games. SEEWood, Clement.
Children's Day Helper.
Introductory sociology. SEE Sutherland,Robert L.
The checkered years. Edited by MaryBoynton Cowdrey. © 1Oct37; A112146.Mrs. M. W. Pease (Mary Boynton Cowdrey)(A); 23Feb65; R356208.
The years. SEE Woolf, Virginia.
The years. © 15Mar37, AI-22510; 8Apr37, A106339. Leonard Woolf (Wr); 4Jan65; R352700.
Woollcott's second reader. © 15Nov37; A112222. Joseph P. Hennessey (E); 20May65; R361623.
Woollcott's second reader. SEEWoollcott, Alexander.
Cab, mister. (In Black mask magazine,Nov. 1937) © 7Oct37; B355441.Cornell Woolrich (A); 1Jun65;R362203.
The lie. By William Irish, pseud.(In Detective fiction weekly, Oct.9, 1937) © 28Sep37; B355022.Cornell Woolrich (William Irish)(A); 15Mar65; R357633.
Murder story. By William Irish,pseud. (In Detective fictionweekly Sept. 11, 1937) © 31Aug37;B351084. Cornell Woolrich (WilliamIrish) (A); 15Mar65; R357632.
Somebody on the phone. By WilliamIrish, pseud. (In Detectivefiction weekly, July 31, 1937)© 20Jul37; B345384. Cornell Woolrich(William Irish) (A); 15Mar65;R357631.
Your own funeral. By William Irish.pseud. (In Argosy, June 19, 1937)© 9Jun37; B341214. Cornell Woolrich(William Irish) (A); 19Feb65;R356234.
Representative poems. Selected &edited by Arthur Beatty. 1st ed.NM: introd. notes, & editorial work.Appl. author: Doubleday, Doran & Co.,Inc., employer for hire of RobertShafer & Arthur Beatty. © 6Jan38;A112930. Odyssey Press, Inc. (PWH);17Mar65; R357182.
THE WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA. Managing editor: S. Edgar Farquhar. Appl. author: Quarrie Corp., employer for hire. NM: additions & revisions. © 24Mar38; A115773. Field Enterprises Educational Corp. (PWH); 16Apr65; R359496.
The crimson cruiser. SEE Wirt,Mildred A.
Danger trails north. SEE Bennett,Billy L.
The runaway caravan. SEE Wirt,Mildred A.
Timbered treasure. SEE Wirt,Mildred A.
A History of the World.
Featherfingers takes a drink. (InArgosy magazine, Jan. 15, 1938)© 4Jan38; B361893. RichardWormser (A); 4Jan65; R352571.
Cardboard castle. © 5Apr38; A115882. Richard Alan Graham-Smith (E); 4May65; R360339.
Cardboard castle. SEE Wren,Percival Christopher.
Reports of cases determined in theDistrict Courts of Appeal of theState of California. SEECalifornia. District Courts ofAppeal.
The colonial printer. NM: editorialmatter. © 24May38; A117971.Lawrence C. Wroth (A); 11Jun65;R362667.
WYATT, WALLACE, executors of the Estateof Jack O'Brien. SEE O'Brien, Jack,Estate of.
Business desk book for executives and secretaries. SEE Greenwood, W. John.
Song programs for youth, Discovery.SEE Glenn, Mabelle.
Trending into Maine. SEE Roberts,Kenneth.
The gay banditti. (In The Saturdayevening post, Feb. 26-Mar. 26,1938) © 18Feb38, B370171; 25Feb38,B369281; 4Mar38, B368911; 11Mar38,B369708; 18Mar38, B369951. MargaretC. Cowley & First NationalBank of Princeton (E); 22Mar65;R357948, 357945-357944, 357946-357947.
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Danger mansion. (In American magazine,Dec. 1937) © 12Nov37;B359279. Philip Wylie (A); 12May65;R361191.
Salt water hooie. (In Hearst'sinternational-cosmopolitan, Apr.1938) © 10Mar38; B371502.Philip Wylie (A); 12May65; R361211.
WYNNE, ANTHONY, pseud. SEE Wilson,R. Mcnair.
WYNNE, PAMELA, pseud. SEE Scott,Winifred Mary.
History of anarchism in Russia.Translated by Alexander Trachtenberg.© 31Aug37; A113346. InternationalPublishers Co., Inc. (PWH); 19Mar65;R357505.
YATES, DORNFORD, pseud. SEE Mercer,Cecil William.
Practical business speaking. SEESandford, William Phillips.
The ten principal Upanishads. SEEUpanishads.
A vision. SEE Yeats, William Butler.
The ten principal Upanishads. SEEUpanishads.
A vision. SEE Yeats, William Butler.
The ten principal Upanishads. SEEUpanishads.
A vision. © 7Oct37, AI-23304; 23Feb38, A115055. Bertha Georgie Yeats (W) & Anne Butler Yeats (C); 25May65; R361993.
Yoga explained. Line drawings bySheila Dunn. © 29Oct37; A110787.Olga Cummings (W); 30Apr65; R361385.
Never say good-bye. © 19May37; A106298. Julia Truitt Yenni (A); 25Feb65; R356358.
Characteristics of modern woods.© 26Jun37; AA238817. WeyerhaeuserCo. (PWH); 25Jun65;R363532.
Engineering mechanics, dynamics. SEETimoshenko, S.
YOUNG, E. H., pseud. SEE Daniell,Mrs. J. A. H.
Four Shakespearean plays. SEEShakespeare, William.
Red Clark, range boss. © 17Jun38; A119993. Pearl Young (W); 21Jun65; R363583.
The redhead from Tolluco. (In Adventure, Feb.-Apr. 1938) © 7Jan38, B362828; 10Feb38, B365808; 10Mar38, B369727. Pearl Young (W); 11Mar65; R357338-357340.
Lippincott's Quick Reference Book for Nurses.
Four Shakespearean plays. SEEShakespeare, William.
Prismatic ground. © 20Jul37; A108092. Marguerite Young (A); 7Jun65; R363189.
Red Clark, range boss. SEE Young,Gordon.
The redhead from Tolluco. SEEYoung, Gordon.
YOUNG, STARK, ed.
Southern treasury of life and literature. NM: editorial matter. © 1Feb37; A104307. William McKnight Bowman (E); 4Jan65; R353445.
The importance of living. © 23Nov37;A111874. Lin Yutang (A); 6May65;R360555.
Nurse's handbook of obstetrics.5th ed. rev. © 1Oct37; A110484.Emelyn L. MacKenzie (E); 11May65;R361979.
Nurse's handbook of obstetrics. SEEZabriskie, Louise.
ZADORY, AURELIA, executrix of theEstate of Helen Wells. SEE Wells,Helen, Estate of.
Heat and thermodynamics. © 18Oct37; A111061. Mark W. Zemansky (A); 29Jan65; R355170.
Felix und Felicia. SEE Böttner,Karl.
Etwas treibt im Wasser. Translator:Käthe Gaspar. © 23Sep37; AF37929.Paul Zsolnay Verlag G.M.B.H. (PWH);24Dec64; R352765.
Zwei Gefangene. Translator: EtaNeumann-Veith. © 4Mar37; AF35851.Paul Zsolnay Verlag G.M.B.H. (PWH);24Dec64; R352757.
Germinal. Matthew Josephson, author of the introd. NM: introd. © 23Aug37; A108526. Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. (PWH); 30Mar65; R358332.
Die Dinge erzählen. SEE Estaunie,Edouard.
Etwas treibt im Wasser. SEE Zilahy,Lajos.
Gold von Gott. SEE Flynn, John J.
Jörgen Lykke. SEE Jensen, Thit.
Maria Tudor. SEE Henderson,Daniel.
Schwester Therese. SEE Estaunie,Edouard.
Die Tümmlerjäger. SEE Jacobsen, Jo.
Vierhundert millionen Kunden. SEECrow, Carl.
Zwei Gefangene. SEE Zilahy, Lajos.
Ein Sommer in Österreich. © 30Jun37; AF36928. Carl Zuckmayer (A); 20May65; R361730.
The family's food. SEE Gorrell,Faith Lanman.
Einsetzung eines Königs. © 24Nov37;AF39845. Arnold Zweig (A); 8Mar65;R357158.
Brennendes Geheimnis. The burning secret. (In Die Kette) © 3Jan38; AF40820. Manfred Altmann (E); 22Apr65; R359617.
The buried candelabrum. Translated by Eden & Cedar Paul. Illustrated by Berthold Wolpe. © 15Oct37; A111044. Viking Press, Inc. (PWH); 5Apr65; R358849.
Brennendes Geheimnis. SEE Zweig,Stefan.