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providing a thorough and progressive librarianship in all major As reported elsewhere by Dr. Stieg, in summarizing School's V-J Day letter, considerable interest is aooarei posal for a doctoral degree several months a special faculty committee has been ii fcrent aspects of this problem, and recommendations be expected soon. By offering refresher courses and regular program [fiedby the demand, to assist war veterans and other alumn interrupt their professional careers. It now seems probable that library association conferen scheduled as usual, beginning with the coming year. Thes will again afford opportunities for alumni gatherings, at wt to become better acquainted with the Library School's gradu seek their counsel on the School's future growth and deve! LIBRARY SCH Executive Board

President: Dorothy Hill Gersack, National Archives, Washington, D. C. First Vice-President: Mary E. Silverthorn, Library School, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Second Vice-President: Bon-Jean White, University of Missouri Library, Columbia, Missouri • „ • . Secretarv-TWsnrer: Tosie B. Houchens, University of Illinois Library, Urbana, Illinois. Endowment Fund

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