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Wilmette Public Library Adds 121 More Volumes The Wilmette Public Library has added 46 new fiction and 75 nonaction books to its shelves. They include: Fiction Abe--The Face of Another. Achebe--A Man of the People. Aldridge--The Statesman's Game. Amis--The Anti-Death League. Asher--The Piano Sport. Backer--Appearance of a Man. Barth--Giles Goat-Boy. Biggie--Watchers of the Dark. Boye--Kallocain. Brain--It's a Free Country. Cleary--The High Commissioner. Coppel--A Certainty of Love. Crichton--The Secret of Santa Vittoria. Davidson--The Menorah Men. Delbanco--The Martlet's Tale. Dolson--Open the Door. Drury--Capable of Honor. Dumitriu--The Extreme Occident. Dunnett--The Disorderly Knights. Fiedler--The Last Jew in America. Green--The Laughter of Aphrodite. Gruber--Run, Fool, Run. Jameson--The Early Life of Stephen Hind. Lipp--Rulers of Darkness. Malamud--The Fixer. Markandaya--A Handful of Rice. Marlowe--A Dandy in Aspic. Murphy--The Gunrunners. Neugeboren--Big Man. Newhafer--No More Bugles in the Sky. O'Hara--The Luck of the Lonely Sea. Olsen--Country of Old Men. Phillips--Split Bamboo. Powell--Don Quixote, U.S.A. Prokosch--The Wreck of the Cassandra. Schmitz--The Witches of Karres. Simenon--Sunday, and The Little Man from Archangel. Stevenson--The House on the Cliff. Updike--The Music School. Vonnegut--Mother Night. Walker--Jubilee. Wilkinson--Moss on the North Side. Wilson--The Huntress. Woolfoik--Opinion of the Court. Non-Fiction Olson--The History Makers. New York Times--The Working Press. Abel--The Great American Hoax. Kepes--Sign. Image. Symbol. Padovano--The Estranged God. Fisher--How to Interpret the New Testament. Armstrong--What's Happening to the Catholic Church? Heaps--Riots. U.S.A. 1765-1965. Wassersug--How to Be Healthy and HaDpy After Sixty. Stringfellow--Dissenter in a Great Society. Bottomore--Classes in Modern Society. Warren--Liberals and Communism. Korbonski--Warsaw in Exile. Hernton--White Papers for White Americans. Latham--The Communist Controversy in Washington. Lenin--Lenin Reader. Douglas--America in the Market Place. Carroll--Secrets of Electronic Espionage. Whiteside--An Agent in Place. Hess--America's Political Dynasties. Gould--The Manipulators. Pantaleone--The Mafia and Politics. Franklin--The World's Worst Murderers. Gentry--The Vulnerable Americans. Friedlander--The Shared Time Strategy. Freund--Religion and the Public Schools. Coffin--Folklore in America. Nurnberg--All about Words. Patterson--Trail to the Interior. Marshall--Brazil. Kittler--The Wings of Eagles. McGuigan--The Hapsburgs. Goerner--The Search for Amelia Earhart. Homans--Education by Uncles. Fay--The Pleasure of his Company. Salinger--With Kennedy. Potter--The Journal of Beatrix Potter from 1881 to 1897. Stevenson--Man of Honor, Man of Peace: The Life and Words of Adlai Stevenson. Braddon--Roy Thomson of Fleet Street. Time (per.)--The Reformation. Fredette--The Sky on Fire. Hoyt--The Last Cruise of the Emden. Gilkey--Shantung Compound. Blackstock--Agents of Deceit. Scribner Heads Committee For Re-election of Assessor Gilbert H. Scribner Sr. of Winnetka is heading a newly-created nonpartisan committee of real estate men supporting P. J. Cullerton (D) for re-election as Cook County assessor. Mr. Scribner, chairman of Scribner and Co., Chicago, is a former president of the Chicago Real Estate Board. Known as an expert in local assessment procedures, Mr. Scribner was an early proponent of the new staggered system of spreading the quadrennial reassessment of real estate over a four-year period. Mr. Scribner has been a board member of International Business Machines Corp., the New York Life Insurance Co., and the First National Bank of Chicago. Mr. Cullerton will be honored as a winner of the Donkey Club "Man of the Year" award Saturday. The Democratic club will present the award to the assessor at a party starting at 7:30 p.m. in the Pavilion restaurant in Northbrook. Charles Caplan of Wilmette is club president. -- NOW OPEN SUNDAYS -- Ziegler--At the Court of Versailles. Werth--De Gaulle. Ziff--The American 1890's. Daniels--The Time Between the Wars. Bronowski--The Common Sense of Science. Life (per.)--Planets. Creekmore--Daffodils are Dangerous. McNulty--The Whooping Crane. North--Raccoons are the Brightest People. Goldstein--1 in 7: Drugs on Campus. Peden--The Land, the People. Moll--Sell Yourself Big. Bakal--The Right to Bear Arms. Richter--Dada: Art and Anti-Art. Wilson--Viking Art. Carpenter--A House of Kings. McCall--Old Philadelphia Houses on Society Hill, 1750-1840. Time (per.)--The World of Delacroix, 1798-1863. Hare--The Art and Artists of Russia. Lema--Champagne Tony's Golf Tips. Koufax--Koufax. Voigt--American Baseball. Molloy--All I Said Was . . . Ace--The Fine Art of Hypochondria. Levenson--Everything But Money. Perelman--Chicken Inspector, No. 23. Dyne--The Right Honourable Gentleman. Time (per.)--Age of Exploration. 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