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signed the petition permitting the formation 
o f this subsection) have been asked to serve 
on committees, as a result o f their expressed 
desire to b e  of assistance: Barbara Anderson, 
San Francisco State College education librarian; 
Lorraine Mathies, University o f California at 
Los Angeles education and psychology library; 
Rose Marie Service, University o f Oregon so­
cial science librarian; and Hilmar Sieving, Uni­
versity o f Chicago education library.

Others wishing to be active participants 
should get in touch with Mrs. Marks, if possible 
before the A LA  conference.

A r r a n g e m e n t s  have been made for all 
registrants at the 1968 A L A  annual conference 
to b e supplied with seventy-two personal, ad­
dressed, pressure-sensitive mailing labels, free 
o f charge. These labels are for their con­
venience in requesting literature from ex­
hibitors, mailing packages home from the 
accommodations desk and other tasks.

Those who preregister for the annual con­
ference can pick up their supply o f labels at 
exhibit booth No. 2101, which is located just 
to the left o f the main entrance to the Arena o f 
the Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City. 
Other registrants, who do not preregister, 
should first fill out a request card procured from

the A L A  Registration Desk and take it to the 
exhibit booth No. 2101 to pick up labels.

The labels, called Avery Tabulabels, are 
produced in conjunction with the Suffolk ( New 
York) Cooperative Library System and are 
supplied without cost through the courtesy of 
the Avery Label Company and UNIVAC Data 
Processing Division, Remington Rand. ■ ■

LIBRARY BILL OF RIGHTS
The L i r r a r y  B i l l  o f  R i g h t s ,  as revised 

in June 1967, is now  available in a size suit­
able for framing. The A LA  Office for Intellec­
tual Freedom has arranged for the production 
o f the enlarged, parchment copy. This attractive 
item is designed to be used with the standard 
16" by 20" mat, with 11" x 14" opening. The 
standard mat is available at art stores and can 
b e fitted into a standard 16" b y  2 0 "  frame.

The enlarged Library Bill o f Rights costs 
$1.00 each, prepaid. Orders should be sent 
to the Office for Intellectual Freedom, Amer­
ican Library Association, 50 East Huron Street, 
Chicago 60611.

The smaller version of the Library Bill o f 
Rights document, 8 "  x 10" in size, also on 
parchment, is available, and can b e ordered 
from the same address. Prices for the smaller 
version are: 100 or less— $2.50; Additional 
100’s— $2.00. 500— $10.00; Additional 100’s—  
$1.75. 1000— $17.50; Additional 100’s— $1.50.

MINNESOTA FACULTY JCLS
G e o r g e  M. B a i l e y , executive secretary of 

AC RL, participated in the annual conference 
at the Minnesota Junior College Faculty Asso­
ciation, speaking on A LA  Programs and Plans, 
and emphasized the many activities which have 
developed out o f the ten point program pro­
posed by the Joint Committee o f A L A  and 
the American Association o f Junior Colleges 
in 1965. Louis Shores discussed the curriculum 
o f the Library Technology Program which he 
is designing for Texas junior colleges. Wesley 
Simonton described the ER IC Program for 
Library and Information Science at the Univer­
sity o f Minnesota, and B .  Lamar Johnson dis­
cussed Library-Centered Innovative Projects 
Across the Country.

The Librarians Section o f the Minnesota 
Junior College Faculty Association was re­
named the “ Media Specialists Section.”  Con­
sideration was given to the possibility o f estab­
lishing centralized acquisitions and processing 
for the junior college libraries o f Minnesota. 
Plans are also being made to secure the serv­
ices of a consultant for junior college librar­
ies, under the sponsorship o f the State Junior 
College Board. ■ ■

“… a m ajor ev en í in 
A m erica n  S in o log y ” *  

“ O n e o f the B est 
R e feren c e B o o k s  
o f  the Year” *

Howard L. Boorman, 
Editor 

Richard C. Howard, 
Associate Editor

“ To be completed in 5 volumes. Exten­
sive, interpretive essays, on eminent 
persons o f 1911-1949, including the 
post-1949 careers o f  those remaining 
prominent. A  three page bibliography 
shows general biographical reference 
materials. Detailed bibliographies, with 
publications o f  each biographee, are 
planned for the final volume.”

— Library Journal*
Now available:
Volume I : A i-Ch’ü $20.00
Volume II: Dalai-Ma 20.00
For the brochure detailing subscription 
plans, write to:

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