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Caption: UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 29
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Alumni News Letter i , A to be rebound, than t o have them done in South \h\ru \r 1 % t i W ^ i S i i t to M r , Freer, had also toured America and ( important nlaw T;J" r y field are shifting their gaze from England to the St u ' t i l in a t £n to follow, but this is still a new country and has a long W a y ,<,' KO fcffare expensive, even though there isn't any duty on them. Craven I t Masterpieces ^Masterpieces costs approximately 17 dollars in book shops here It's here, i t s A cheaper to wait for Colonial editions published in England of \meriniuch . sellers, than to buy an American edition. .ji^rc than to huv an American prtitinn fam best "Illinois is very dear to the hearts of both Basil and myself, and we'd hear from any of you. W e back after the war. "Cheerio" from soutl Betty Davenport Wilson C/O Research Section, C. C. E.'s Office, S. A. R & H Johannesburg, South Africa, July 26, 1941." ! Betty K. Davidson, B.S/40, resigned as branch librarian of Cossitt Library, Memphis, Tennessee, to become W P A district supervisor, Division of West Tennessee, Falls Building, Memphis, Tennessee, November 1 1941. C. Ellen Gill, B.S.'40, was married on August 17, 1940, to Leslie C. Fritzlan. Mr. and Mrs. Fritzlan sailed early in December for India and their address is Basim, Berar, C. P. India. Claxton E. Helms, B.S/40, resigned his position at McPherson College I Library, McPherson, Kansas, t o accept a W P A position of Project TechI nician, Kansas W P A Library Service Project, Kansas City, Kansas, June, f Ml. Mr. Helms is staying at the Gould Hotel, 8th and State Streets, E Kansas City, Kansas. ( Ruth M. Herrick, B.S/40, resigned her position at the State University I of Iowa Library to join the Davenport, Iowa, Public Library staff, September 1, 1941. Amelia A, Kcarns, B.S/40, resigned as librarian of Urbana, Illinois, nigh School and is part time assistant in Library Science and is taking some work in the University of Illinois Library School. Louise A. Kenney, B.S.'40, is at Camp Callan, San Diego, California. . Charles R. Knapp, Jr., B.S.'40, is now an assistant in the University of ItlOIQ ***** ^ J *~ i . La . T : U . A T T _ _„ . _ - f__ . . .-~ l * ~ ~ ^ ^ * - * - » ~ #-*•—i^lnot**. nr\*ir . w.„ 1 towards a Master's degree in Library Science. William P. Leonard, B.S/40, resigned his position in the Loan Depart me •t, University of THJnmc T Ihrarv and is now supervisor it, Universitv r>f Illinois Library, and is now supervisor of book stacks at the Public Library in New York. -librarian of the Normal, Morris B orris, 11 1 Vh y High School to be married to JohnE Clem e Miles, .lanun n e ?I* 31, 1941/ MrV M i k s is an instructor in Mechanical ^ 7 ^ r ^ t !f ^mversity of Illinois. Their address is Apt. 10, Tuscan Court, Lrbana, Illinois. Morris B M. Eloise m u m s , x S '40 was married on June 1, 1941 to Dr. ^ r l e t o n ft Jpperati. Mrs. Sperat v™ Staff, Washington ^ r > Meridian Place, Washington, D. C. ltd the Quarrie Corporation Library T 'brary, Quarrie Corpora— m ^r » ^ ^ * w w » ^^ « A * * * *mv ^* *J r _ m * * * ** v % » T ***** ^*** •* * ^*^ ^^ ^ m T • a- he State University of at the Eastern Illinois ary i nancMu.i, . . . — . September, 1°41. Elearior Mary Peterson B.S.'40, resigned Her position in the Catalog
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