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What the new Volume 33 WHO'S WHO offers REVISED: Increased content — more than 56,500 concise, up-to-the-minute daily-reference- useful biographical listings, each diligently revised and brought down-to-date. More “late data” made possible by special binding arrangements providing for the inclusion of a “final addendum” section just prior to publication date. Printed by the latest processes from plastic plates on paper especially manufactured to the Editors’ opacity specifications. AUGMENTED: Over 7,500 entirely new sketches, never before appearing in WHO'S WHO, of outstanding, today’s head-line news, living Americans — men and womfen — and notable foreigners intimately connected with this country by achievement or current promi- nence. SCOPE: The “in America” in WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA is used in its established western continental meaning — the Western Hemisphere — carefully selected groupings rep- resentative of Canada and Latin America being listed. SIZE: Over 3,600 pages—in the easy-to-use library format—yet handy because the large page type area provides a “tall and thin” WHO'S WHO (11 inches high, 8 inches wide, 3/2 inches thick). TYPE FACE: Especially selected for reference use and made up, due to larger page area, to provide more “air.” To the left are shown-—from left to right Volume 1 (1899-1942) and Volume Ji (1943-1950) of Who Was Wo, now available in reprints, and the new Volume HI (1951-1960), published 1960, and Volume 32 (1962-63) of WHo's WHo ww Amenica. Between them WHo's WHo and Who Was WHo provide coverage of ap- prosimaicly 110,000 outstanding men and women of American reference interest from today's jet age back to Civil Wer times. SDT TRD ES gape ar et tere a meee vee tie