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Let your mind alone, and other more or less inspirational pieces
James Thurber
Paperback (Editions for the Armed Services, Jan. 1, 1937)None
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The Razor's Edge
W. Somerset Maugham
Paperback (Editions for the Armed Services, Aug. 16, 1945)Paperback
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Taps for Private Tussie
Jesse Stuart
Hardcover (Editions for the Armed Services, March 15, 1944)None
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The cruise of the Snark
Jack London
Hardcover (Editions for the Armed Services, Aug. 16, 1944)None
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Martin Eden
Jack London
Unknown Binding (Editions for the Armed Services, March 15, 1944)None
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The man who was Thursday
G. K Chesterton
Hardcover (Editions for the Armed Services, Jan. 1, 1946)None
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You know me Al: A busher's letters
Ring Lardner
Hardcover (Editions for the Armed Services, Jan. 1, 1945)None
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Story of George Gershwin
David Ewen
Paperback (Armed Services Editions, Jan. 1, 1945)None
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Paul Revere's Ride
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Mass Market Paperback (Armed Services Editions, )None
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TALL TALE AMERICA; A Legendary History of Our Humerous Heroes
Walter Blair
Paperback (Armed Services Editions, March 15, 1945)None
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Cass Timberlane
Sinclair Lewis
Mass Market Paperback (Armed Services Editions, Sept. 3, 1945)This, the nineteenth novel by Sinclair Lewis, is the intense story of a marriage. It is a romance of our times, written with unsparing realism and satire, yet with tenderness and maturity of understanding. Here are passion and struggle between a man and a woman bound together by the torments of jealousy and the quiet of their unity.
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Winter wheat.
Mildred. Walker
Paperback (Armed Services Editions, K-21, March 15, 1944)None