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one of the University Bulletins. W o r k is now in progress on a list nf al in the University of New Mexico Library, together with those in n libraries in Albuquerque, and a list of state publications. °th*r She has been very active in library activities in the Southw 8tCrn Library Association as president and vice-president, has been presid of the New Mexico Library Association, and is a m e m b e r of the A I A d UA scription Books Bulletin C o m m i t t e e ^ She has also been v — . ~ : Sub. er y active m university and civic affairs. Sister M. Norita, librarian of St. Xavier College, CInicago, was on the f program of the Annual Convention of the Catholic Library Associati"! ciation which met in Louisville, Kentucky, April, 1937. Howard B. Sohn attended the meeting of the East Central district the Ohio Library Association at Steubenville in April. He presented a par*, His annual report of the Alliance Public Library was presented in\n unusual manner—"Your Library reports to its stockholders," with a state ment of assets, liabilities, and prospects. Helen K. Starr, librarian of the Hill Reference Library, St. Paul, gave a paper on "Subject Headings for a Scientific L i b r a r y " before the annual meeting of the Medical Library Association, St. Paul, Minnesota. Jeannette VanderPloeg, assistant professor of library science and head cataloger, State College Library, San Jose, Calif., will be an instructor in the Summer Session of the University of Illinois Library School. Marcia Wheeler, librarian of the Hinsdale Public Library, is a member of the committee to organize a Junior Members Round Table for Illinois. ~ Elizabeth A. Windsor, librarian of the Flagg Township Library, Rochelle, Illinois, is chairman of the committee of the Junior Members of Illinois to organize a Junior Members Round Table of the Illinois Library Association. ALUMNI PUBLICATIONS AGG, RACHEL. Putting the house in order; a reading list for the East Branch of the Public Library of Kansas City, Missouri. This appeared in East Side News, a paper devoted to the welfare of Eastern Kansas City and its citizens. She also edits a column in the High School paper, the East Echo, entitled "The Book Shelf." BABER, C. P. Rental collections in teachers college libraries. Library Journal, 62:281-284. April 1, 1937. BAUMGARDNER, ALLEYNE. Be a wise consumer. One of. four pamphlets prepared by a joint committee of the A.L.A. and the N.E.A. for the exhibit at the New Orleans Department of Superintendents meeting. The material for this pamphlet was selected from "Suggested instructional material for 11* and 12th grade economics" by Alleyne Baumgardner. BENNER, ANNA. Science books for children. Illinois Libraries 18:209-10, October, 1936. ' CLARK, GAYLE D. The one cent shelf. Wilson Bulletin, 11:540-41. April. 1937. FLACK, C. R. Aptitude tests for medical students. The Journal of the American Medical Association, 107:61-67. July 4, 1936. HUTCHINS, MARGARET. The artist-teacher in the field of hihlincranhv Th Library Quarterly, 7:99-120. January, 1937. oiouograpny KOHLSTEDT, D. W. The Library's part in general education Wilson Bulletin 11:525-529. April, 1937. . The Juniors vote. Wilson Bulletin, 11:111-113 o r f , u» 1QM M A e hi n f cataIo in and ^ 131:285-90, S - L ^ i 1937] » ^ o n i 322. May, o?7° * * classification. A ^ A . Builctin, SANDERS, CHRISTINE. St. Albans regional library. Vermont pv— r» ui- T -k-u Bulletin. March, 1937, p. 59-61. Vermont Free Public LibraD SKEELE, LILLIAN. The best books we ever had. Wilson Bulk tin, 11:110-U October, 1936. ) STANFORD. E, S. College library handbooks Wilson Bulletin, ll:479-4# March, 1937.