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of Phillips University. Honorees include such 
men as Albright, Barth, Bultmann, Cullmann, 
Hook, Knox, Muilenburg, Pittenger, Rowley, 
Tillich, and Whitehead. There are 1,531 indi­
vidual entries, all indexed by author and Li­
brary of Congress subject headings. Full biblio­
graphic information is given for each festschrift. 
Each entry notes the author, tide, the catch­
word which serves to identify the festschrift, 
and the inclusive page numbers. The index is 
available from the Graduate Seminary Library, 
Phillips University, Box 2218, University Sta­
tion, Enid, Oklahoma 73701. Price, $5.30, in­
cluding postage and handling.

•  An eighty-seven page list describing 
“Newspapers in Microform” in the Pennsylva­
nia State University libraries has been com­

piled by June R. Morroni, head of die Micro­
forms Section. The list includes current and 
retrospective holdings in 35mm reel microfilm, 
microfiche, and microprint. Each newspaper is 
listed under the latest or best-known form of 
its title, and cross-references have been used to 
clarify variant titles. In addition to the full title 
and the issues available in Pattee Library, in­
formation regarding frequency of publication, 
date first published, place of publication, and 
history of each newspaper is given where avail­
able. Following the alphabetical arrangement 
there is a geographical index and a chrono­
logical index. Copies of the list are available 
without charge by writing Miss Morroni, Micro­
forms Section, Pennsylvania State University 
Libraries, University Park, Pennsylvania 16802.

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News From the Sections

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

ART S U B S E C T IO N

The Art Subsection will sponsor an all-day
program/tour during the Dallas convention, on
Monday, June 21. Departing Dallas at 9:30
a.m. by chartered bus, the group will stop at
the Inn of the Six Flags at Arlington, Texas, for
a discussion meeting on art materials acquisi­
tion problems, followed by lunch. The tour will
then proceed to Fort Worth to the Anron Car­
ter Museum of Western Art, which will serve
as a base for informal visits to adjoining mu­
seums, including the Kimbell Art Foundation
building under construction, and will return to

ROBERT T. M OTTER 
SCHOLARSHIP

The Department of Library Education at 
Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, an­
nounces the second Robert T. Motter Library 
Science Scholarship in the amount of $1,000. 
The scholarship was created by the Motter 
Bookbinding Company in memory of its found­
er, Mr. Robert T. Motter, a longtime friend and 
aid to libraries and librarians in the state and 
region. The scholarship committee—comprised 
of Mrs. Nancy Amis, Mrs. Ann Hoyt, Mrs. 
Marie D. Chaney, and Dr. Roscoe R o u s e - 
stated that the purpose of the award is “to en­
courage a promising young person to enter the 
school library profession.” Candidacy for the 
scholarship is open to men and women who 
have at least junior standing; graduate students 
are encouraged to apply. The award will be 
made for study in the library education pro­
gram at Oklahoma State University and the re­
cipient will be chosen on the basis of “proven

Dallas in the late afternoon.
The chartered bus tour is limited to thirty-

eight members of the Art Subsection. An addi­
tional twelve persons are welcome to accompa­
ny the group in their own cars (Arlington is 
eighteen miles from Dallas; Fort Worth is an­
other fifteen miles). Reservations, to be made 
in advance before June 1, 1971, are $9.00 for 
the entire program (bus, lunch, and gratuities) 
or $6.00 for lunch and gratuities only (partici­
pant’s own transportation). Check or money or­
der should be made out to Nancy R. McAdams, 
P.O. Box 8294, University Station, Austin, Tex­
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scholastic ability plus aptitude and potential for 
growth in the profession of librarianship.” The 
deadline for applications is May 1, 1971. Ap­
plication forms will be sent to those who re­
quest them although a personal interview in 
Stillwater is required. Inquiries may be ad­
dressed to Dr. Roscoe Rouse, Head, Depart­
ment of Library Education, Oklahoma State 
University, Stillwater, Oklahoma 74074. ■ ■

ALA HEADQUARTERS 
LIBRARY SEEKS MANUALS

ALA Headquarters Library is updating its 
collection of college and university library 
handbooks and manuals on instruction in li­
brary use and will appreciate receiving copies 
of recent handbooks; please direct them to 
Headquarters Library, American Library Asso­
ciation, 50 East Huron Street, Chicago, Illinois 
60611. ■ ■