Show - — 44 - "440""11"""'"4"4r""' 'V 04 fi4sV - mo4 "V' SgINC - r 0400 w- sadrvir 4 THAT a mans entire tife passes before hifn when sudden death confronts him Is a truism Personally when it once was touch and go in a dense Lake Superior fog at midnight and g our loaded freight barge missed by inches being rammed and instantly sunk by a ghost ship off course no panorama unfurled All that worried me was how icy cold that water was going to he in a minute or so The fact that a human couldn't live in its chilling clutch more than 10 minutes didn't seem to matter 00 low-lyin- 0 wild bees and one year of its life tubbing his tale a fan tasy which it is not he relates curious facts: reader is One up on Frederic Wakeman who in "The Wastrel" has produced a believable plot and worked it out Duncan Bell and his skillfully son are thrown into the sea when their epeedboat hits an obstruction "Foxes of Harrow" Bill Stern's Favorite Baseball Stories and Dorothy P Walker's "Dr Whitney's Secretary" When overloaded bees "crash-land- " near home ants use a hypnotic power to steal the honey from the bees tongues Wasps paralyze them and store the living bodies in their own cold 4 S O—THE Robinson By Mouths at all splinters A single floating plank is barely enough to support the Dtincan faces the youngster problem of getting themselves to shore 12 miles distant in what direction he doesn't know His yachtsman's knowledge of currents and stars is his only wax A Rancher—No! Some day a Burbank will train 'ern to produce a dozen hot bisplias with every filled honeycomb (Whittlesey House New help HE STRUGGLES along—and meanwhile through his mind pass flashbacks of his adult life and his marriage He has been a rich sophisticated saunterer through the years and the flashbacks are bitter Married couples will recognize some of the crises that sear him now as the salt water splashes aAd weariness creeps up The picture is not IS "Tins ence The Card Wizard that card tricks are I T notSEEMS merely card tricks They - are examples of applied psychology And with bridge decks in every home something like a country-wid- e epidemic of card tricks is popping out like measles The science of controlling the spectators' eyes not only is necessary The operator also must direct—or misdirect— Bill their thoughts as well Turner in The Card Wizard" gives clearcut directions for d scores of famous manipulations of the pasteboards Have a talk patter says he Silence is fatal while per forming as then the victim automatically watches your hands And if you have to think what you are doing Or what comes next-yomight as well bow out For any realism a trick must be performed automatically The explanatory line drawings are excellent (David McKay Co he make the shore? Not from us And is he a reformed character if he does make it ? Etchings on metals don't rub out easily you k n o w (Rinehart New York) SON" by ClarBuddington Kelland Is version of the old an western story of the tenderfoot who makes good Percival Strawn on of Michael Strawn aggressive New York business tycoon wants to teach or write history But he yields to his father's plea that he try for one year to run a ranch that his father has obtained in Arizona Percival Strawn no sooner boards the 20th Century Limited In New York to head west than a pretty mystery girl talks him into letting her share his compartment And before the red-hair- IMITIV E man ventured into the water with a bundle of reeds in one hand to support him while he grabbed fish with the other It is a far cry from that to crossing the ocean on the Queen Mary or Elizabeth today Charles E Gibson in "The Story of the Ship" goes on from that point It was a natural step in the Stone Age from sit- -' ting atop or hanging on to one log or reed bundle to tying two together and making marine- locomothm- - easier- - -- Thus the raft was born And when Og wanted to ship bananas to Gog he needed a bigger raft and after that queer objects splashed through rivers and upon oceans The author skillfully traces progress up to World War II when our shipyards turned out such a terrific stream of freighters and warships Gibson came to know ships intimately when a lieutenant in the British navy dur- P ing that conflict (Henry man New York) QEVEN I) Frank than Vs YOU want to Write you must first acquire the habit of carrying a notebook and a pencil It is well to have them dangling on a piece of string or schain around your neck so— that you can reach them handily and get that bit of scintillating thought or precious tidbit of Information down on paper before it eludes you forever Don't take chances on missing eternal fame and fumble away fortune while you dig frantically through pocket or handbag for the pencil that will probably have the point broken off when you finally find it Better still because it is easier never go to bed at night without having pencil and pad on a table beside your bed When you wake up In the throes of mental childbirth you have only to snap on the light leap lightly from your blankets like a gazelle and get that message from your subconscious down on the cold but reliable paper Small Books DOCK ETB 00 K S comes out of paper Icoverwith a collection reprints to suit all tastes —Bennett Cert' collection of humorous stories Old Masters with 64 Illustrations Marco Page's "The Shadowy Third" Charlotte Armstrong's "Chocolate Cobweb" Ernest Haycox's "Sundown Jim" Frank Yerby's populous hives With careful accuracy he mingles imaginative prose in "City of the Bees" His story tells of a colony of THEN you can crawl back between the sheets with your mind relieved of all doubts and apprehensions and really enjoy your sleep Some writers I am told get so much exercise popping in and out of bed this way that they are able to dispense with all other calisthenics An Incidental dividend so to speak All teachers of writing whether fiction or otherwise scent agreed on the notebook habit No textbook would be complete without at least a recommendation that a notebook be always within reach About half of the articles in magazines for writ "'"--- ” ' - --- '10- Frank IF TIASCINATING both fdr grównup and children Ii Oscar Ogg's The 26 Letters"' It Is the story of the alphabet beautifully printed and illustrated withietter designs from ancient to modern times How the A B Cs developed through the centuries to plague the younger generation glued to spelling books is the theme (Crowell Publishing Co New York) years a beekeeper S Stuart took more honey from By The 26 Letters City of the Bees i froin the (crousel r rr— ! L higher recommendation of the practice could be had than the fact that I never had it No wonder that in the literary race I am obliged to chug along behind my competitors like the caboose on a slow freight train! I have the sweet satisfaction however of a ready-mad- e alibi for never having written a truly great story Some of my ideas' must have been rays of sheer genius but I forgot them Wherever the notebook habit Is being discussed the name of Robert Louis Stevenson always crops up He it was who boasted that he always played the sedulous ape" And he developed one of the finest literary styles in our language But Stevenson used his notebooks not to jot down plots but for extended essays in literary criticism or poems that were complete In themselves Not even a notebook can make a Stevenson out of a literary haok but the only good excuse for not carrying one is an inability to read one's own handwriting r 1i' f) r-'J'i'-' I L' ' r - " T- -1 1 ' ' - 7 ' 1 '' I' t P-4s- 7 4t ft C4 1 - s stith $3000 I Free $24000 3 PRIZE51 5 Comp Iota Art Coursas including at $24000 Drawing Outfits! 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Movements this afternoon I 1 PROGRAM room - It 11c 030 d r ' WERNER GEBAUER O :: t 6 - ALFRED WALLENSTEINConductst C URTAIII ta dii - on 1146 nOW 'k CALL attribute much of their author's success to the constant presence of the trusty notebook One would think memory had - N ) '' Philharmonic Orchestra Music 9 l'" py ( SCOTT Los Angeles ers never been invented Oii diveri oCcasioni I have attempted to address short story classes in one of our state's universities and always I have stood frozen with horror when my audience whipped out notebooks and pencils to take down the precious pearls of wisdom which I knew darn well were not going to fall from my lips yn i 1 — AF ic ICII Robertson ::4 Art if P? 1 c: 7110EIARY( 1fka1L"::':: 11( f '7' "ii : 1101JR : L he C) ST A ti n '‘ 1171 I AV : out for yourself You'll find this trick and many C 4ArrwaoogvimgawcoW!11 I i 4( 4( Never Never Forget Your Notebook rhiladelphia) Schu- n ETIN71 sleight-of-han- Story of the Ship VOU don't have to be a wizard I to baffle your friends with this one—a few magic words two pieces of paper and a pencil provide the equipment Place two oblong pieces of one red and slightly paper smaller than the other piece on a table Cover the red piece of paper with the white piece and then roll both pieces around a pencil Unwrap the paper and you'll find that—believe it or not—the two papers have exchanged places Try it and find writer Joseph Leeining best-know- on hobbies Work a little voodoo on yourself and change from an amateur to a professional black magic artist in a matter of minutes—directions are simple and Jessie Robinson's drawings make each step clear (Lippincott's New York) Fun With Magic MY te York) pretty Does a word ACH year the American LID brary Assn presents the Newbery and Caldecott medals donated by Frederic G Melcher of New York to the most outstanding duo of children's books The 1949 awards have just been made The Newbery for the most distinguished : contribution to American literature for children" went to Marguerite Henry author of "King of the Wind" (Rand McNally Co) It is her 29th Juvenile and the story of the celebrated Godolphin Arabian almost legendary stallion who was the father of Man o' War and Citation The Caldecott medal for the most distinguished picture book for children went to Berta and Elmer Hader for "The Big Show" (MacMillans) little spot in a tremendous whole — throughout southern Mexico and Central America the astonishing ruins of the Mayan confound students civilization and archeologists The buildings temples and walls of one center the city of Chichen Itza In central Yucatan have been repaired as much as possible— and Laura Gilpin's brilliant camera studies are now in book form The 117 photographs also afford glimpses into present-da- y life of the Mayas (Hastings House New York) queens likti herself An elephant a man or an ox doesn't faze a bee—it will atLet a tiny mouse tack him appear and they will go the frantic length of deserting their hives and dying on empty combs elsewhere If they do dare kill the Invader they coat its body with by America's Prizewinners Temples in Yucatan THESE centuries are but a storage larders The wedding of the queen bee to a selected drone thousands of bees which she is able to divide as she wishes into drones workers soldiers and and dissolves into S r more as Ingenious in a new book "More Fun With Magic" year is U he has mixed with marcotics smugglers participat ed in a pitched gun battle shot a man at almost point-blan- k range rescued a kidnaped night club entertainer and won the respect of his ranch hands He decides to marry the red head but still wants to teach and write history so what good " 'did ranch life do him? 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