MUNICIPAL LIBRARY

Wairarapa Times-Age, 23 July 1943, Page 5

MUNICIPAL LIBRARY

NEW BOOKS ADDED IN JUNE. FICTION AND OTHER WORKS. New books added to the Masterton Municipal Library in June were: — Fiction: “The Case of the Fighting Soldier,” C. Bush; “Black Market,” Bernard Newman; "Love in Amber,” Netta Muskett; “Bread and Grease Paint,” Berta Ruck; “Seven Pilots,” Charles Graves; “Bridal Suite,” Sheila Burns; “Passionate Pilgrimage,” Vere Lockwood; “Silver Tip,” Max Brand; “McLean Takes a Holiday,” George Goodchild; “No Lady Buys a Cot,” Ursula Bloom; “Midsummer Knight,” John Glyder; "Gun Lord of Silver River,” Tom Roan; "Age Cannot Wither,” Ursula Bloom; “Blue Peter Breaks the Rules,” Luke Allen; “Wednesday at Noon,” James Corbett; “Nothing Lovelier,” Ruby Ayres; "Gone to Texas,’' |W. McLeod Raine; “Invitation to Death,” Capt. A. O. Pollard; “Thrice Judas,” Francis Grierson; “Night Without End,” Francis Duncan; “Glamour Girl," Kathleen Lindsay; "Two Selfish People,” Norah James; “The Lion’s ■ Mouth," James Corbett; “Havoc by Accident” Simeon; “Whispering Desert,” D. Sernicoli; "Tales of Ten Cities,” D. |L. Murray; “Women in Exile," J. Ross; I “Five Little Pigs," Agatha Christie; “Dead Look On,” Kersh; “This is Death Calling,” Sandys; “Black Out Murder,” Whitelaw; “Mildensee,” Smith; “Behold I this Dreamer,” Savory; “Ticky,” Gibbons; “Love and Death,” Haygate; “Fear Walked Behind,” Sidney Horler; “Under Which King,” F. Niven; “Time for Play," Netta Muskett; “Dead Stop,” Burton; “Sigh No More,” Anne Hepple; “Six Green Bottles," Hocking; “Penny Plain,” O. Douglas; “Pink Sugar,” O. Douglas; “One Pair of Feet,” M. Dickens. i Non-fiction: “H.M. Corvette,” N., Monsarrat; “McArthur on War,” his writings; “Unrelenting Struggle,” W. Churchill; “In Search of England,” H. G. Morton; "A Winter in Arabia,” Freya Stark; “India’s Fateful Hour," Sir Wm. Ear ton; “Last Train from Berlin,” Shiver.