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J. B. Problems presented by publications of the New Deal agenda from the standpoint of state agencies for relief and p anning. (I n K uhE? A F ed Public documents. Chicago: A.L.A. 1936.) COLEMAN,' H . E . , is co-author with T. H . Palfrey of the Guide to Bibliograo of Theses. A.L.A. 1936. 48 p. . CURRY, ARTHUR. "Rosenberg Library Bright Scrazvl, publication of the JUnio. League of San Antonio, April, 1935; 'Libraries in Texas," Naylor's Epic Century Magazine, Houston, Texas, April, 1936. Arthur R. Curry has also written seventeen articles—and there are eight more in the series to be written—for the use of El Mina Shrine of Galveston in its state-wide thrift stamp campaign to raise money for the aid of crippled children. The series consists of one article on each of the persons or object*! pictured on the series of stamps. The articles are about 1500 words each; they are being furnished to small newspapers throughout the state. The subjects are these: Houston, Austin, Santa Anna, Fannin, Cynthia Ann Parker, Rusk, 'Three Legged Willie" Williamson, Zavala, Milam, Bowie, Crockett, Travis, J "Deaf" Smith, Anson Jones, Lamar, the first oil well in Texas, Iron Jacket-A ] Comanche Indian, the Alamo, the capitol at Houston, James Bonham, Grayson, the stage coach in Texas, Gail Borden, Ellis P. Bean. These names are prominent in the early days of Texas, many of them being connected with the | Texas Revolution. " " ' " • . I Some of the papers that have been running the articles are the following: Liberty Vindicator, Luling Tri-County News, Millsap Messenger, Mabank Ban-i ner, Lancaster Herald, LaPorte News-Tribune, McKinney Gazette, Hempstead j Chronicle, Georgetown Sun, Flatonia Argus, and Bay City Tribune. | DRURY, F. K. W. Specimens of reading lists. New York. The H. W. Wilson j Company. 1936. 32 1. illus. GARNETT, EMILY. Reference service by telephone. Library Journal, 61:909-911. December 1, 1936. 1 GJELSNESS, R. H. A.L.A. Catalog code revision. A.L.A. Bulletin, 30:359. May,] 1936. j GLENN, BESS, compiled the index to the volume "Columbia, Capitol City of South Carolina 1786-1936," published by the Columbia Sesqui-centennial Commis-| sion. 1936. 1 HOUKOM, ALF. The St. Olaf college library, St. Olaf college. Bulletin. Alumni magazine issue. 32:11-12, 23. Feb., 1936. HOWE, HARRIET Traits of the ideal and the potential librarian. Library Quarterly, 6:111-123. April, 1936. H W LL ET EN b r a r y ins ° in ; 9 ? ? * \ J ^ truction in teachers colleges. Texas Outlook, 19:4, October, 1935. I B evie ; n the horder with ^T^A/ ?^ n^i ° r Mackenzie by Robert G. Carter. Fort Worth Star Telegram, Jan. 26, 1936. The Texas Indians by Mary JAtkinson Forth Worth Star Telegram, Jan. 12 1936 HUNTINGTON LUCILE The cooperative plan of school library administration as P r i c e d in Oklahoma City.. Library Journal, 61:828-83a November, 1936-

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