TITLE: PUBLISHER'S WEEKLY
[RARE and interesting literary magazine! "America's Book Trade Journal" ]
ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 7, 1950. VOL. 157 NO. 1
CONDITION: Magazine size: Approx 7" X 10". COMPLETE and in VERY GOOD condition.(See photo)

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COVER: Sleep Till Noon, by Max Shulman.

MANY MANY ads inside for the latest books from all the publishers!
THIS WEEK IN PW:
December Book Sales Were Good in Major New York City Outlets.
A Plan to Support the Publication of Literary Works, by John Jamieson.
Take a Bow: Harry V. Korner.
The Revolution in Printing: How Far Has It Progressed? by Daniel Melcher.
Paul Standard and the Case for Calligraphy, by Percy Seitlin.
Where Pictures Are a Major Element: A Significant Disagreement, by Helmut Lehmann-Haupt.
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
EDITORIAL.
YOU MEET SUCH INTERESTING PEOPLE 50 TIPS FOR THE BOOKSELLER.
BOOKS INTO FILMS.
SHOP TALK.
BEST SELLERS AND FORTHCOMING REPRINTS.
WEEKLY RECORD.

PRESENT AND FUTURE:
When the Christmas book review sections reached former Harcourt, Brace advertising manager Doris Schneider in Sarasota, Florida, last month, she opened them up "with the eagerness of a desert island denizen opening a case of Canada Dry." But while she enjoyed the articles, Miss Schneider was so depressed by the ads that she wrote an article entitled "Why Not Mourning Bands?" for PW's January 14 issue. Miss Schneider's most recent article, "Let It Talk," came out in the December 17, 1949, number.

The 1950 Permanent Reference Number ("Blue Book") of the Antiquarian Bookman has everyone in the Bowker Company pleased as Punch. In addition to lists of permanent wants, the 300-page issue contains a round-up of the international antiquarian hook trade, a glossary of foreign book terms, a chart of exchange rates in dollars, a domestic postal rate table, a directory of specialist booksellers, and many other features. A limited number of extra copies have been printed, and will be sent postfree at 50 cents per copy to present subscribers, and at $1 to non subscribers. New subscribers will receive a free copy if specifically requested and if the supply lasts.


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