17:2, Contributors' Column,




17:3-9, A List of Briticisms, A. F. Hubbell




17:10-15, The Neo-Pseudo-Suffix '-eroo', Harold Wentworth




17:16-24, The English of Hawaiian Children, Madorah E. Smith




17:24, Words, Words, Words,




17:25-29, The Gender of English Loan Words in Pennsylvania
German, Carroll E. Reed




17:29, 'Buck', Woodford A. Heflin




17:29, 'Bleenie' and 'Screw Jay', Charles Duffy




17:30-41, Pronunciation in Downstate New York (I), C. K.
Thomas




17:41, Commercial Jottings, M.B.




17:41, Commercial Jottings, H.M.S.






17:42-48, Notes on the Length of Vowels (V), R-M. S. Heffner




17:49-51, Phonetic Transcription,




17:52-58, Editorials and Reviews,




17:52-53, Language in Action by S. I. Hayakawa, rev. W. F.
Twaddell




17:53-54, The American Agricultural Press, 1819-1860 by
Albert Lowther Demaree, rev. Frank Luther Mott




17:54-56, The Story of Our Language by Henry Alexander, rev.
Helge Ko@"keritz




17:56-57, The Rhetoric of Alexander Hamilton by Bower Aly,
rev. Hoyt H. Hudson




17:57-58, Four Plays by Royall Tyler ed. Arthur Wallace
Peach and George Floyd Newbrough,




17:58, Monte Cristo by Charles Fechter as Played by James
O'Neill; Other Plays by Julia Ward Howe, George C. Hazelton,
Langdon Mitchell, William C. de Mille, ed. J. B. Russak,
rev. Howard Mumford Jones




17:59-63, Bibliography,






17:59-61, Present Day English, Woodford A. Heflin




17:61-62, General and Historical Studies, Elliott V. K.
Dobbie




17:62-63, Phonetics, S. N. Trevin@-o




17:64-65, New Evidence on Americanisms,




17:66-78, Miscellany,




17:66-67, From Mr. Byington's Briefcase, S. T. Byington




17:67-68, Remarks on 'Glossary of Army Slang', Douglas E.
Wilson




17:68-69, 'Wawa', L. Sorzano-Jorri@'n




17:69-70, For the DAE Supplement, John T. Krumpelmann




17:70, 'Pompeyed', Louise Pound




17:70, 'Thriller' and 'Shocker', F.W.B.






17:71-73, Westernisms, Levette J. Davidson




17:73, Euphuisms for 'Grocer', Elsie Pokrantz




17:73, 'Gams', O.M.P.




17:73-75, Nebraska Cowboy Talk, Rudolph Umland




17:75-76, More Underworld Place-Names, D. W. Maurer




17:76-77, 'Chicken Feed,' 'Rascal,' 'Rowel', John T.
Krumpelmann




17:77, 'Haslet',




17:77, A Grammatical Mirror, Halsey Thomas




17:77-78, Classical, Mathematical and Mercantile Academy,




17:78, Patent Grammatical Mirror,




17:80, Contributors' Column,






17:81-83, American Dialect Society, Allen Walker Read




17:84-88, Ora Jones Married Ora Jones, Manuel Prenner




17:88, Words, Words, Words,




17:89-93, Pitchmen's Cant, Ruth Mulvey




17:94-101, The Phonemics of English Loan Words in Eastern
York County Pennsylvania Dutch, J. William Frey




17:101, Conservation of Scholarly Journals,




17:102-5, Truck Driver Lingo, Bernard H. Porter




17:105, More Winchellisms,




17:106-8, Phonetic Transcription,




17:109-13, Editorials and Reviews,




17:109-13, A Concordance of the Poetical Works of Edgar
Allan Poe by Bradford A. Booth and Claude E. Jones, rev.
Robert L. Ramsay






17:113, 'Slow' and 'Fast' Time, R. I. McDavid, Jr.




17:114-19, Bibliography,




17:114-15, Present Day English, Woodford A. Heflin




17:115-16, General and Historical Studies, Elliott V. K.
Dobbie




17:116-18, Phonetics, S. N. Trevin@-o




17:118-19, Books Received,




17:119, 'Gams' and 'And How!',




17:120-23, Among the New Words, Dwight L. Bolinger




17:124-25, New Evidence on Americanisms,




17:126-34, Miscellany,




17:126-27, 'O.K.,' 1840, H. L. Mencken






17:127, 'O.K.,' a Comment, James B. McMillan




17:127-28, A Greek O.K., Robert Weber




17:128-29, A Possible Etymology of 'Tote', Nathaniel Tillman




17:129, At Grips with Phonetics, Margaret Waterman




17:129, Group Dinners, J. R. Schultz




17:129, 'Rowdy Jacket', J. R. Schultz




17:129-30, 'G-String' Again, Thomas K. Brown, Jr.




17:130-31, Still More Indiana Sayings, Paul G. Brewster




17:131, Filmese,




17:131-32, A Note on "Siwash", Lawrence Poston, Jr.




17:132, Still More '-burgers' and 'Bar-B-Cues', Mamie J.
Meredith






17:132, 'Keedoozle',




17:133, 'Druthers', Eleanor Owen




17:133, 'Freedom Suit', Francis L. Palmer




17:133, 'Culch', M.M.S.




17:133-34, 'Crazy Bait', Atcheson L. Hench




17:suppl. iv + 110 pp. , The Phonetics of Great Smoky
Mountain Speech (American Speech Reprints and Monographs,
No. 4), Joseph Sargent Hall




17:136, Contributors' Column,




17:137-43, The Verb System of Basic English, Chad Walsh




17:144-48, The Phoneme 'T': A Study in Theory and Method,
George L. Trager




17:148, Apparel Notes,




17:149-57, Pronunciation in Downstate New York (II), C. K.
Thomas






17:157, 'Put 'er in Grandmaw',




17:158-65, Norwegian-American Surnames in Transition,
Marjorie M. Kimmerle




17:166-68, Two Notes on Vowel and Consonant Quantity, Norman
E. Eliason




17:169-73, Speech Currents in 'Egypt', Grace Partridge Smith




17:173, Advice to Glamour Girls in 1868, George W. Hibbitt




17:174-76, Mark Twain's Representation of Negro Speech,
James Nathan Tidwell




17:177-78, The "DAE" and Topographic Terms, Henry Bosley
Woolf




17:179-81, Phonetic Transcription,




17:181, 'Beateree',




17:181, Government Jobs for Phoneticians?,




17:181, 'He Did Her Wrong',






17:182-95, Editorials and Reviews,




17:182-83, Army Talk: A Familiar Dictionary of Soldier
Speech by Elbridge Colby, rev. Pvt. Douglas E. Wilson




17:184-85, The Plays of Henry C. De Mille written in
collaboration with David Belasco ed. Robert Hamilton Ball,
rev. Howard Mumford Jones




17:185-87, Headlines and Deadlines by Robert E. Garst and
Theodore M. Bernstein, rev. Albert H. Marckwardt




17:187-89, A Glossary of Mississippi Valley French by John
Francis McDermott, rev. Jay K. Ditchy




17:189-91, The Teaching of English Suffixes by E. L.
Thorndike, rev. Robert C. Pooley




17:191-93, The Poetry of Jorge Guille@'n by Frances Avery
Pleak, rev. Henry W. Wells




17:193-95, Words of the Racket by Joseph Blackwell, Jr., and
Clinton Sanders, rev. D. W. Maurer




17:193-95, Words of Trampdom by Joseph Blackwell, Jr., and
Clinton Sanders, rev. D. W. Maurer






17:193-95, Slang of Spangleland by Joseph Blackwell, Jr.,
and Clinton Sanders, rev. D. W. Maurer




17:193-95, Cant of the Crafts by Joseph Blackwell, Jr., and
Clinton Sanders, rev. D. W. Maurer




17:193-95, Words of the Fighting Forces by Joseph Blackwell,
Jr., and Clinton Sanders, rev. D. W. Maurer




17:196-201, Bibliography,




17:196-99, Present Day English, Woodford A. Heflin




17:199-200, General and Historical Studies, Elliott V. K.
Dobbie




17:200-1, Phonetics, S. N. Trevin@-o




17:202-6, Among the New Words, Dwight L. Bolinger




17:207-8, New Evidences on Americanisms,




17:209-14, Miscellany,




17:209-10, Street Names of Albuquerque, Katherine Simons






17:210-11, Indian Summer, Harry Morgan Ayres




17:211-12, Melville's Contribution to English, J. M. Purcell




17:212-13, Words, Words, Words,




17:213, Cowboy Euphemisms for Dying, Mamie J. Meredith




17:213-14, 'Callithumpians', Louise Pound




17:214, 'Talki-Talki' Language,




17:214, 'Weldors',




17:216, Contributors' Column,




17:217-25, Paul Bunyan Talk, Elrick B. Davis




17:225, 'Fate' Again, John N. Ware




17:226-34, Middle English "wa" in the Speech of the Great
Lakes Region, Albert H. Marckwardt






17:234, Trade-Term Trends,




17:235-38, Observations on the Word 'Standard', Kemp Malone




17:238, 'Dog Pups' and 'Horse Colts'; 'Dispersal' Sales,
Louise M. Ackerman




17:239-46, The Pronunciation of Spanish Place Names in
California, Robert Shafer




17:246, The 'Official German Language' Legend, W. L. Werner




17:247-50, Some Folk-Locutions, Louise Pound




17:250, 'Plushy', Atcheson L. Hench




17:251-54, Phonetic Transcription,




17:254, Press Language,




17:255-64, Editorials and Reviews,




17:255-59, A Concordance to the Complete Poetical Works of
Sir Thomas Wyatt by Eva Catherine Hangen, rev. Arthur G.
Kennedy






17:259-61, Introduction to the English Language by Albert H.
Marckwardt, rev. Henry Alexander




17:261-63, The American Thesaurus of Slang: A Complete
Reference Book of Colloquial Speech by Lester V. Berrey and
Melvin Van den Bark, rev. Harold W. Bentley




17:263-64, The White Slave & Other Plays by Bartley Campbell
ed. Napier Wilt, rev. Howard Mumford Jones




17:263-64, The Heart of Maryland & Other Plays by David
Belasco ed. Glenn Hughes and George Savage, rev. Howard
Mumford Jones




17:265-68, Bibliography,




17:265-66, Present Day English, Joseph Jones and E. Bagby
Atwood




17:266-67, General and Historical Studies, Elliott V. K.
Dobbie




17:267-68, Phonetics, S. N. Trevin@-o




17:269-73, Among the New Words, Dwight L. Bolinger




17:273, A Woman's Name as Pen Name of a Man, Albert Frank
Gegenheimer






17:274-86, Miscellany,




17:274-75, A Note on Method in Historical Lexicography,
Robert W. Wadsworth




17:276-77, 'Darn' Again, Woodford A. Heflin




17:277-79, Interjections of Pain, Steven T. Byington




17:279-80, Navy Yard Talk, Jack G. Arbolino




17:280-81, Pipe Line Terms, Leon Hines




17:281, Kansas Speech, Mamie J. Meredith




17:281-82, 'God's Time' and 'Devil's Time', J. William Frey




17:282, Addenda to 'Ora Jones Married Ora Jones', Manuel
Prenner




17:282-83, 'Dialectal,' 'Dialectic,' 'Dialectical', Robert
A. Hall, Jr.




17:283-84, Words, Words, Words,






17:284, 'Caribbean', John S. Kenyon




17:284, A New Meaning for 'Heave'?, Raven I. McDavid, Jr.




17:285-86, Why Did Lydia Jackson Become Lidian Emerson?,
Karl W. Dykema




17:286, 'Twinkley Twinkle' or 'On the Dab', Mamie J.
Meredith




17:287-303, Index,








                               
     
                               
     
                               
     
               
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