The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1919, Page 12

eerens ee ee BY CONDO) ISS BLACK. MRS. TRUE THIS PACKAGES OF (CLES You LEFT IN THE Book You 4 HET HOOKS, BROUGHT BACK WHicH You BORROWED PROM MRE. TRUS. IT CONTAINS =) SOMS SAMPLES OF SIL 4 ONS PHOTOGRAPH, FOUR COMPLEXION TWO SOUVENIR POST CARDS, SONS Mas AND TdRee LOVE L&TTERS! k Million Books — for Men of A. E. F. BY A. E. GELDHOF WASHINGTON, March 14.—The DYS Overseas are preparing for the they expect to get back home. RA they're asking for a million | the armistice was signed fe has been a remarkable change character of reading matter! n by the soldiers in France Germany. ‘the shells were flying over it was light fiction they books that helped them for. the whistle of shells and requir 4 mental effort there is almost no demand! fiction, and the boys are asking fF books of some educational value Bo the American Library Associa iG has been hard pressed to send fr enough volumes on vocational | soldiers ask for books dealing ih every tradé, every educational | | and all the other scieuces | _Yoeations and books on tan.! are also much called for. | the Army of Occupation | the Rhine, there has even | mn. between 450,900 and 100,000 vol umes—have been shipped overseas by the A. L.A Of these the ma jority were on voeational subjects. Three hundred thousand of them went to the army educational schools in France Want Better Jobs The letters the boys write to the brary stations show that their desire is to prepare thempeives for BETTER JOBS than they had before they went into the service Boys who worked in machine shops before the war ask for books on bookkeeping; men who wer keepers ask for books on ing and saleamanship goes Library stations have been estab lished in Coblenz and other cities on the Rhine for the Army of Occupa ton A cablegram just received from the Parise headquarters of the A. L. A. wayn: “Served recreation ganizations individuals by mail. Mail servic jone for Janu ary from Paris headquarters was 45,000 volumes.” Herbert Putnam, librarian of the in January centers, 2.500 104 alone German. | Library of Congress, who is acting | Nov. 11, 462 fons of books as director of the overseas library % {| matter how 70 military or-| THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1919. 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