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Assembly With Indian Program
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•warded Certificates of
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Kent In two eaBage aptitude tests
have) MtoOt nstlooiUy recognized
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GOVERNOR MEYNER and six-year old Nancy Dwqrak,
of Maplewood, Naw Jersey's 1658 Easter Seat Girl, get
together to launch the month long statewide Easter Seal
regular school next year In three yean of treatment at an
Easter Seal Center, is representative of the 2,000 New Jer-.
sey handicapped people who recaive Easter Seal help each
year.
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worries, given a little
themselves.
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Home fc Teacher at
Drexel Conference
M«s Elaine HUle, of the high
school Honu Economics department,
attended an Alumnae Senior educa-
tion conference at Drexcl InstUute of
Teohnoleiy-i CoHege rf Home Eco-
nomics on Saturday,
iMri. Clio Reinwald, coordinator
homemaking eduation for ihe
JoramonweaKh of PcmwylvanLa and
Miss Dorothy Luvton, ehlef of none
economics education In New York
State, were toe principal speakers.
The Library
Bookshelf
The Ocean City Free Public Li-
irary recently received several eopici
r-' the great "Some Came Running"
V -James Jones, This novel is a
Major work of nciion which took the
uthor six years lo write,
1 James Jonei gained fame for hU
first novel, a book securely estab
lished in American literary history
"From Here to Slernlty," which sold
900,000 copies In isig country and
his been published In 10' countries
abroad,
"Some Came Running" takes place
in the Wabash Valley of Southern
Illinois and encompasses the fou;
years of peace between World Wa
II and Korea. It deals with at leas
a dozen major characters and nun
minor ones, but the two central fig
ures are Dave and Frank Hirst!
brothers,
Dave Hlrsh, a writer who recent!
received his discharge from thi
Army after having won many ban
on during the War, returns to l"ark,
man, his home town. Frank, whe
missed being called into the war, ihas
become a leading businessman.
In, "Seme Came Running," one o:
the longest novels to be publtshet
in this country, James Jones artfull;
uses a central theme of illusion show
ing Ike gaping difference betweer
what a man thinks he it doing an
what he is actually doing,
• • •
E. Digby Baluell, a native Philidel-
phian woo presently is Director of
Foreign Students and a member ad
the Department of Sociology at the
University of Pennsylvania, gives a
scientific and professional picture el
class structure in America in "PbUa.
deiphla Gentlemen "
The author takes three anonymous
gentlemen living in Philadelphia dur.
ing the three great periods of fflie
metropolitan city's history! Mie Co-
lonial Period, me Nineleentli Cen-
tury and the Modern Period. These
tnree periods deal with the city as
a leader in American politics and
finance, the founding of great in-
dustrial enterprises and today's pert
od of downtown banking and sybur.
ban sport.
The author gives a clear portrait
of Philadelphia families and bus!
ness enterprises and an analysis of
the historical and social develop,
ment which produces such a class
and lights up a little-known area of
national life.
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