Cooperative and Centralized Cataloging and Processing: a Bibliography, 1850-1967

DOCUMENT RESUME ED 044 152 LI 002 209 AUTHOR Leonard, Lawrence E. TITLE Cooperative and Centralized Cataloging and Processing: A Bibliography, 1850-1967. INSTITUTION Illinois Univ., Urbana. Graduate School of Library Science. PUB DATE Jul 68 NOTE 92p.; Occasional Paper 93 EDRS PRICE EDRS Price MF-$0.50 HC-$4.70 DESCRIPTORS Bibliographies, *Cataloging, *Library Acquisition, *Library Cooperation, *Library Technical Processes ABSTRACT Nine hundred and fifty-four references to articles on cooperative and ceatralized acquisitions, cataloging and processing, covering the period from 1850 to 1968, are included in this bibliography. Subject elements of the bibliography by the approximate date of appearance are:(1) Cooperative cataloging--1850-;(2) Centralized cataloging (Library of Congress card service--1900-, other centralized cataloging - - 1928 -); (3) Centralized purchasing--1919-; (4) Centralized processing--1948-; and (5) Cataloging-in-source--1958-1965. References to articles on "universal catalogs," "book catalogs," and "cooperative acquisitions programs" are not included here. An alphabetical author index is provided. (NH) slr 5- 4/7 University of Illinois Graduate School of Library Science OCCASIONAL PAPPI

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AND PROCESSING: A BIBLIOGRAPHY, 1850-1967*

INTRODUCTION

"At the present time, if a specially valuable book is published it finds its way to at least a thousand different libraries, in all of which it must be catalogued.One of the highest salaried officers of each of these thousand libraries must take this book and examine it for the scores of points that only a cataloguer can appreciate the necessity of looking up. Then the title must be copied and revised. Perhaps a half day is spent in preparing a satisfactory note to append for the benefit of the readers, etc., etc.And all this work is repeated to a certain extent in each of the thousand libraries!Can librarians complain if practical business men call this sheer extravagance?"1So wrote Melvil Dewey in an 1877 article on cooperative cataloging. His words have since been repeated many times in many different ways, though the broad aims which he con- stantly supported have only recently been (or are still being) accomplished.

Cooperative and centralized cataloging of library materials are obvi- ously not recent concepts. In 1850 Charles Coffin Jewett proposed that the Smithsonian Institution begin accumulating sterotype blocks of its cataloging and that of other contributing libraries to be used in compiling printed catalogs of different libraries, joint catalogs of two or more libraries, and possibly a union catalog of all libraries in the country.2

No action was taken by the Smithsonian, but Jewett's proposal influ- enced the thinking of Dewey and his contemporaries and, through their urging, led to the American Library Association title slip service and then to the card catalog service begun by the Library of Congress in 1901.

There are many articles in the late 1800's and well into the mid- 1900's discussing cooperative and centralized cataloging.With exception of a few isolated examples, however, in the 1920's and 1930's reference to processing centers is rare until the mid-1940's.A few centers came

* This bibliography was compiled as one task in Phase I of the Colorado Academic Libraries Book Processing Center feasibility study, supported by National Science Foundation Grant GN-588. I would like to thank Mrs. LaVica Andre for typing and proof-reading the manuscript copy; Richard M. Dougherty (University of Colorado), Peter Hiatt (Indiana University), and Harold Olsen (National Science Foundation) for their interest in and support of the bibliography; and my wife, Carolyn, for all of her assistance in compiling it. 2

into existence in the 1940's, the number grew in the 1950's and there has been a proliferation of centers in the 1960's. One single factor often cited as the contributing force in establishment of centers in the 1950's and 1960's is the Library Services Act of 1956 and the subsequent Library Services and Construction Act of 1963.This legislation has provided one thing without which programs can not be carried out - namely, money. Since the passage of the Library Services Act, processing centers have literally sprung up and are successfully operating across the United States.

Processing centers serve public and school libraries almost without exception. Several centers process materials for academic libraries (primarily junior colleges), but to date there appear to be no centers which were established to serve exclusively the processing needs of academic libraries.

As evidenced by the length of this bibliography, many articles have appeared regarding cooperative and centralized acquisitions, cataloging and processing.Treatment of the subjects has produced a broad range of articles, including those on advantages and disadvantages of cooperative and centralized cataloging, discussions on cataloging theory, accounts of "how we do it in our library, or processing center," guidelines for centralized processing, and cooperative/centralized cataloging at the local, regional, national, and international level. Through the years there has been an interchange in existing terms and development of new terms to de- scribe changing concept., thus throwing confusion into the game, unless the reader happens to knew the terminology rules for the particular period in question. The words 'cooperative" and "centralized" have been unintentionally interchanged to such an extent that it is often difficult to tell from a title, and sometimes from the article itself, which of the two the author had in mind.With such a Patrick Fitzmorris -- Morris Fitzpatrick syndrome, it is difficult to tell whether one should write about cooperative processing centers, centralized processing cooperatives, or processing center cooperatives. All three terms would probably receive the stamp of ac- ceptable jargon.

Library Literature demonstrates well the evolution of technical services terminology from 1921 to its present state. Prior to 1942, cataloging, cooperative, and order work-cooperation were the main indexing terms to the subject in question.Technical processes was added in 1943, and order work-cooperative changed to acquisitions, cooperative in 1949. Technical processes became technical services in 1958, and cataloging- in-source roject appeared. The word centralized was joined with cataloging in 1 and with technical services in 1958. Unfortunately for the profession cataloginfizin-source project disappeared in 1966. A summary of the stages of development reflected in these terms is shown in the following table. 3

TABLE 1

Subject Elements of Bibliography by Approximate Date of Appearance

Cooperative Cataloging 1850- Centralized Cataloging Library of Congress card service 1900 - Other centralized cataloging 1928 - Centralized Purchasing 1919 - Centralized Processing 1948- Cataloging-in- Source 1958-1965

In compiling this bibliography, the following sou;ces were examined: Torstein Jahr's BiblioraCooarattaloin'; Cannons' Bibli- ography of Library Economy-+; Library Literature; Library Science Abstracts; Mary Hanley's Centralized ProcessingRecent Trends and Current Status5; and references cited in the articles included in this bibliography.

References to articles on universal catalogs, book catalogs, and cooperative acquisitions programs (e.g. Farmington Plan, Public Law 48o, etc.) have not been included in this bibliography.

REFERENCES

1. Dewey, Melvil. "Co-operative Cataloging," Library Journal, 1:170, Jan. 1877,

2. Jewett, Charles C. "A Plan for Stereotyping Catalogues by Separate Titles; and for Forming a General Stereotyped Catalogue of Public Libraries in the United States." In Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science 1$50. Washington, D. C., S. F. Baird, 1851, Vol.. 4, pp. 165-176-..

3. Jahr, Torstein, and Strohm, Adam Julius. Bibliography of Cooperative Cataloguing and the Printing of Catalogue Cards (1850 - 1902). Appendix VI to Report of the Librarian of Congress, 1902, pp. 109-224.

4. Cannons, H.G.T. Bibliography of Library Economy; a Classified Index to the Professional Periodical Literature in the English Language. 787;-1920.Chicago, ALA, 1927.

5. Hanley, Mary. Centralized Processing, Recent Trends and Current Status; A Review and Synthesis of the Literature (University of Illinois Gradu- ate School of Library Science Occasional Papers, No. 71). Urbana, University of Illinois Graduate School of Library Science, 1964. 4

BIBLIOGRAPHY

1850 1. Dilke, Charles Wentworth.Report of the commissioners appointed to inquire into the constitution and government of the British museum; with minutes of evidence. London, 1850.Athenaeum, 1850, pp. 499-502.

1851 2. Jewett, Charles Coffin. General catalogue . . . Smithsonian Institution.Board of Regents.Annual repert, vol. 5. United States 32d Congress, special session, 1851. Senate miscellaneous document no. 1, pp. 32-41.

3. Jewett, Charles C. A plan for stereotyping catalogues by separate titles; and for forming a general stereotyped catalogue of public libraries in the United States. Pro- ceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, 750. Washington, S. F. Baird, 1851, pp. 165- 176

1852 4. Jewett, Charles Coffin. On the construction of catalogues of librariesand of a :eneral catalo ue and their publication by means of separate, stereotyped titles; With rules and examples. Washington, Smithsonian Institution, 1852, 78 p.

1853 5. Jewett, Charles Coffin. Smithsonian catalogue system. Norton's Literary Gazette, vol. 3, 15 Oct. 1853, pp. 173- 174.

1859 6. Edwards, Edward. The stereotyping of catalogues. Memoirs of Libraries. London, vol. 2, 1859, pp. 864-868.

1876 7. Co-operative cataloguing.Library Journal, vol. 1, 1876, pp. 118-121.

8. Cutter, Charles Ammi.Co-operative entries.Library Journal, vol. 1, 1876, pp. 403-404.

9. Dewey, Melvil.The coming catalogue. Library Journal, vol. 1, 1876, pp. 423-427.

10. Dewey, Melvil.Co-operative cataloguing.Library Journal, vol. 1, 1876, pp. 170-175.

11. Edwards, J. Co-operative cataloging report. Library Journal, vol. 1, 1876, pp. 290-291.

12. Fiske, John. A librarian's work. Atlantic Monthly, vol. 38, Oct. 1876, pp. 480-491.

13. Muller, Friedrich Max.Letter on cataloguing.Academy, vol. 9, 18 Mar. 1876, pp. 261-262. 5

1876 14.Nelson, Charles Alexander.Publishers' slips for librarians and others. Library Journal, vol. 1, 1876, pp. 14-15.

15. New York State University--co-operative college cataloging: report of committee appointed August, 1876. Library Journal, vol. 1, 1876, pp. 434-437.

16. Pool, Reuben Brooks.The co-operative cataloguing report. Library Journal, vol. 1, 1876, pp. 289-290.

17. Schwartz, Jacob.The co-operative cataloguing report.. Library Journal, vol. 1, 1876, pp. 328-329.

1877 18. Depping, Guillaume.Note on co-operative cataloguing. Library Journal, vol. 2, 1877, pp. 188, 264-265.

19. Printed title-slips. Library Journal, vol. 2, 1877, pp. 32-33.

20.Stevens, H. Photo-bibliography; or, a central bibliographical clearing-house. First International Library. Conference: Proceedings. London, 1877, pp. 70-81. Also in Library Journal, vol. 2, 1877, pp. 162-173, discussion, pp. 25 -259. 1878 21. Printed title slips.Library Journal, vol. 3, 1878, p. 200.

22. Report of committee on publishers' title-slips.Illorary Journal, vol. 3, 1878, pp. 113-114.

1879 23. American Library Association committee on publishers' title-slips. Library Journal, vol. 4, 1879, p. 291.

24.Title-slip registry. Library Journal, vol. 4, 1879, pp. 49, 461.

1880 25. Announcement of the discontinuance of the book registry, due to the lack of support and appreciation.Library Journal, vol. 5, 1880, p. 58.

26. Dimmock, George. Title slips. Psyche, vol. 3, Mar. 1880, p. 44.

1881 27.Hubbard, James Mascarene.The public library again. How the interests of its patrons mly be best served. Library Journal, vol. 6, 1881, pp. 11-13.

1882 28. Stetson, Willis Kimball. Cooperation again. Library Journal, vol. 7, 1882, p. 106. 6

1884 29.Hartwig, Otto. Dissertationenkatalog der Bibliotheque nationale. Centralblatt Par Bibliothekswesen, vol. 1, Apr.-May 1884, pp. 167,203.

30. Stetson, Willis Kimball. An American Library Association card catalog. Library Journal, vol. 9, 1884, p. 71.

31. Stetson, Willis Kimball. Co-operative cataloging. Library Journal, vol. 9, 1884, pp. 177, 191.

1885 32. Dewey, Melvil. The American Library Association catalog. A paper before the International Congress of Education, held at New Orleans, 23 Feb. 1885.Library Journal, vol. 10, Apr. 1885, pp. 73-76.

1886 33. Co-operative cataloguing. Library Notes, vol. 1, 1886, p. 20.

34.Fletcher, William Isaac. Co-operative cataloguing. Nation, vol. 42, 18 Feb. 1886, p. 147. Also in Library jrg vol. 11, 1886, pp. 74-75.

35. Origin of the American Library Association publishing section.Library Notes, vol. 1, 1886, pp. 101-107.

1887 36. Franke, Johannes. Der druck der katalogtitel und die gesammtzugangsliste.Centralblatt fur Bibliothekswesen, vol. 4, Feb. 1887, pp.677.07-----

1888 3y. Growoll, Adolf. Some notes on co-operative or labor saving methods of printing library catalogues.--I.Library Journal, vol. 13, Oct. 1888, pp. 280-282.

1889 38. American Library Association Co-operative committee's report. Library Journal, vol. 14, 1889, pp. 273-275.

1890 39. Graesel, Arnim. Grundzuge der bibliothekslehre mit bibliographischen und erlauternden anmerkungen. Neubearbeitung von Dr. Julius Petzholdt's Katechismus der bibliothekenlehre von Dr. Arnim Graesel... Mit 33 in den text gedruckten abbildungen und 11 schrifttafeln. Leipzig, J. J. Weber, 1890, 424 p. Webers illustrirte katechismen, no. 27, 1890.

1891 40. Borden, William A., and Stetson, Willis. Printed cards for catalogues. Library Journal, vol. 16, Jul. 1891, p. 209.

41. Jastrow, Ignaz. Handbuch zu litteraturberichten. Im anschluss an die "Jahresberichte der geschichtswissenschaft," bearbeitet von J. Jastrow. Berlin, R. Gaertner, 1891, 235 p. 7

1892 42. Growoll, Adolf. Some notes on co-operative or labor- saving methods of printing library catalogs.--II. Idbrary Journal, vol. 17, May 1892, pp. 157-161.

1893 43.American Library Association. Publishing section. The "A. L. A." Index. Boston, Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1893, 329 p.

44. Central card cataloging. Library Journal, vol. 18, Dec. 1893, pp. 508-510.

45. Discussion on the Rudolph indexer and Library Bureau printed cards. Library Journal, vol. 18, 1893, pp. 514-515.

46. Garnett, R. Co-operative cataloguing. Library, vol. 5, 1893, pp. 252-254.

47. The librarians at Chicago. Nation, vol. 57, 31 Aug. 1893, p. 150.

1895 48.Co-operation in cataloguing scientific literature. Library Journal, vol. 20, 1895, pp. 75, 81-84, 172-173, 308-310, Conference Number 63-66.

49.Cooperative cataloguing of scientific literature. Library Journal, vol. 20, Sept. 1895, pp. 308-310.

1896 50. Co-operative cataloguing of scientific literature. alma Journal, vol. 21, 1896, pp. 263, 356, 370-371.

51. Fletcher, W. I. Cataloguing. Library Journal; vol. 21, 1896, Conference Number 129-130.

52. Les fiches bibliographiques annexees aux livres nouveaux. Bulletin de l'Institut international de bibliographie, vol. 1, 196, p. 33

53. Library bureau: printed catalogue cards. Library Journal, vol. 21, 1896, p. 278.

54.Nestle, Eberhard.Katalogzettel. Beilage zur Allgemeinen Zeitung, no. 231, 6 Oct. 1896, pp. 5-6.

1897 55.American Library Association publishing section: printed catalogue cards. Library. Journal, vol. 22, 1897, pp. 21-22, 147. Also in Public Libraries, vol. 2, 1897, p. 131.

56. American Library Association report of co-operation committee by W. H. Tillinghast. Library Journal, vol. 22, 1897, Conference Number 81-83. 8

1897 57. Andrews, C. W. Printed card catalogues. Second International Library Conference Proceedings. London, 1897, pp. 126- 128. Also in Library, vol. 9, p. 293.

58. Foster; W. E. Co-operation in the Providence library. Library Journal, vol. 22, 1897, pp. 344-346.

59. Jellinek, Arthur L. Eine encyclopadie der wissenschaften. Zeitschrift fur Bucherfreunde, vol. 1, Jul. 1897, pp. 200-210.

60. Langton, H. H. Co-operation in a catalogue of periodical publications. Second International Library Conference Proceedi s. London,1F97, pp. 122-125; Discussion pp. 2 2-2 3.

61. Larned, J. N. Organization of co-operative work among public libraries. Second International Library Confer- ence Proceedings.London, 1897, pp. 120-121; Discussion pp. A2-243.

62. Publishing section of the American Library Association. Printed catalog cards. Library Journal, vol. 22, Mar. 1897, P. 147.

1898 63. American Library Association Publishing section: printed catalogue cards for serials. Library Journal, vol. 23, 1898, pp. 24-25, 151, Conference Number 48,173-174.

64. Andrews, Clement Walker. Printed card catalogues. Inter- national Library Conference. London, Jul. 1897.Trans- actions and proceedings. 1898, pp. 122-125.

65. Andrews, C. W.Use made of the printed catalogue cards for articles in current periodicals. Library Journal, vol. 23, 1898, Conference Number 110-112, 176.

66. The book catalogue of the British museum. Quarterly Review, vol. 188, Oct. 1898, pp. 289-305.

67. Central co-operative cataloguing bureau. New York State Library Report, Vol. 82, 1898, pp. 49-51.

68. Haupt, Hermann. Zur frage der verwendung der gedruckten titelkopieen. Zentralblatt ftlr bibliothekswesen, vol. 15, Feb. 1898, p. 87.

69. Lane, W. C. Printed periodical cards. Library Journal, vol. 23, 1898, Conference Number 176-177.

70. Langton, Hugh Hornby.Co-operation in a catalogue of periodical publications.International Library Conference. London, Jul. 1897. Transactions and proceedings, 1898, pp. 122-125. 9

1898 71. Larned, Josephus Nelson. The organization of co-operative work among public libraries. International Library Conference. London, Jul. 1897.Transactions and proceedings, 1898, pp. 120-121.

72. Second international conference on cataloguing of scientific literature. Library Journal, vol. 23, 1898, pp. 665-666.

73. Stanley, H. M. Cumulative cataloguing. Library Journal, vol. 23, 1898, p. 184.

1899 74. American Library Association committee on printed catalogue for periodical sets. Library Journal, vol. 24, 1899, pp. 112-113, 678-679.

75. American Library Association. Publishing section. Library Journal, vol. 24, 1899, pp. 484-485, 579, Conference Number 95-97.

76. Andrews, Clement Walker. Co-operative lists of periodicals and transactions of societies. Library Journal, vol. 24, May 1899, Conference Number 29-31.

77. Carvgbell, F. B. F. Printed catalogue slips. Library As- sociation Record, vol. 1, 1899, pp. 755756.

78. Il catalogo della letteratura scientifica. Bolletino Delle Pubblicazione Italiane, vol. 14, no. 318, 31 Mar. 1899, pp. xxii-xxiii.

79. Laschitzer, Simon. Generalkatalog der laufenden periodischen

druckschriften an den osterreichischen . . . bibliotheken

. . . von Dr. F.Grassauer. Wien, 1898. Mittheilungen des Osterr Vereines fur Bibliothekswesen, vol. 3, no. 2, 15 May 1399, pp. 42-77

80. Rudolph, A. J. Blue-print process for printing catalogues. Library Journal, vol. 24, 1899, pp. 102-105.

81. Thomson, John. Plan for a co-operative list of incunabula. Library Journal, vol. 24, May 1899, Conference Number 131-132.

1900 82. American Library Association catalog section established. Library Journal, vol. 25, 1900, pp. 293, 691.

83. American Library Association. Publishing section. Printed catalogue cards for periodical sets and for books of com- posite authorship. Library Journal, vol. 25, 1900, p. 73.

84. American Library Association session on co-operative cataloguing. Library Journal, vol. 25, 1900, Conference Number 139-142. Also in Public Libraries, vol. 5, 1900, pp. 267-271. 10

1900 85. Andrews, Clement Walker. Co-operative cataloging: Esti- mate of cost. Library Journal, vol. 25, Aug. 1900, Conference Number 78-80.

86. Cole, George W. An early French "general catalog." Library Journal, vol. 25, Jul. 1900, pp. 329-331.

87. Cutter, W. P. Card index of the department of agriculture. Library Journal, vol. 25, 1900, p. 42.

88. Hanson, James Christian Meinich. Catalog of the Library of Congress. Library Journal, vol. 25, Apr. 1900, p. 176.

89. Hastings, Charles Harris. Some recent events and tendencies in bibliography. Bibliographical Society of Chicago. Year-book, 1899-1900.Chicago, 1900, pp. 10-18.

90. James, M. S. R. Printed catalogue slips and cards.Library Association Record, vol. 2, 1900, pp. 70-71.

91. Josephson, Aksel Gustav Salomon. Wanted--a bibliographical institute. Dial, vol. 29, 16 Jul. 1900, p. 48.

92. Kroeger, Alice Bertha. Co-operative cataloging and the American Library Association rules. Library Journal, vol. 25, Aug. 1900, Conference Number 73-77.

93. Lane, William Coolidge. Report on adjustments and organization. Library Journal, vol. 25, Aug. 1900, Conference Number 80-82.

94. Plans of co-operation committee. Library Journal, vol. 25, Apr. 1900, pp. 179-180.

95. Putnam, Herbert. Relation of state libraries and the Library of Congress. Library Journal, vol. 25, Dec. 1900, pp. 729- 733.

96. Richardson, Ernest Cushing. Report of the co-operation committee. Library Journal, vol. 25, Aug. 1900, Confer- ence Number 71-73, 139-1427

1901 97. American Library Association. Publishing board. An- nouncement.Library Journal, vol. 26, Oct. 1901, p. 757.

98. American Library Association publishing board--circular regarding plans for issue of printed catalogue cards for current books. Library Journal, vol. 26, 1901, pp. 4, 22-23, 209-210. Also in Public Libraries, vol. 6, 1901, pp. 14, 97, 103-104. 11

1901 99. American Library Association publishing board.Printed catalogue cards for bibliographical serials. Library Journal, vol. 26, 1901, pp. 690-691, 757.

100. American Library Association session on co-operative cataloguing. Public Libraries, vol. 6, 1901, pp. 298-300.

101. American Library Association system of co-operative cataloguing. Library (second series), vol. 2, 1901, pp. 106, 224.

102. Andrews, C. W. Co-operative cataloguing. Library Journal, vol. 26, 1901, p. 146. Also in Public Libraries, vol. 6, 1901, p. 229.

103. Central catalogue of the Prussian libraries.Library (new series), vol. 2, 1901, pp. 274-281.

104.Dewey, Melvil. Printed catalogue cards from a central bureau. Library, (second series), vol. 2, Jan. 1901, pp. 130-134.

105. Josephson, Aksel Gustav Salomon. Problems in library cooperation. Library Journal, vol. 26, 1 Nov. 1901, pp. 816-817.

106. Library of Congress -- distribution of catalogue cards. Library Journal, vol. 26, 1901, pp. 802-805.

107. Library of Congress--Reportof librarian of Congress for year ending June 30th, 1901; in section "Classification and cataloguing," 28-37, the printed card plans are fully described. Library Journal, vol. 26, 1901, pp. 19-20.

108. The national library: Its work and functions. Library Journal, vol. 26, Dec. 1901, pp. 851-858.

109.Norway. Kirke- og undervisnings-departementet. Folkebogsamlinger i Norge; deres historie, nuvaerende tilstand, saint forslag til en ny ordning; of Karl Fischer, J. V. Heiberg, Haakon Nyhuus. Indstilling til kirke-departementet. Kristiania, J. C. Gundersens bogtrykkeri, 1901, 32 p.

110.Printed catalog cards. Llbrary Journal, vol. 26, Apr. 1901, pp. 209-211.

111. Printed catalog cards; preliminary statement. Public Li- braries, vol. 6, Jan. 1901, p. 14.

112. Putnam, Herbert. The printed catalog cards of the American Library Association publishing board. Library Journal. vol. 26, Oct. 1901, pp. 752, 757. 12

1901 113. Putnam, Herbert. Relation of state libraries to the Library of Congress. Public Libraries, vol. 6, 1901, pp. 13-28.

114. Putnam, Herbert. That may be done for libraries by the nation. Library Journal, vol. 26, Aug. 1901, Conference Number 915.

115. Report on co-operative cataloguing at New York Library As- sociation. Public Libraries, vol. 6, 1901, pp. 566-567

116. United States. Library of Congress. Distribution of catalogue cards. Second circular.Washington, D. C., 30 Nov. 1901, 4p.

117. United States.Library of Congress. Distribution of catalogue cards. Washington, D. C., 1901, 3 p.

118. United States. Library of Congress. Report of the Librarian of Congress, 1901.Washington, D. C., United States Government Printing Office, 1901, pp. 69-73.

119. United States. Library of Congress. Distribution of printed catalogue cards by the Library of Congress. Washington, D. C., 28 Oct. 1901, 4 p.

1902 120. American Library Association publishing board--Printed catalogue cards for bibliographical serials. Library Journal, vol. 27, 1902, pp. 209-210; Work and plans by W. I. Fletcher, Library Journal, vol. 27, 1902, Conference Number 149-150.

121. Biagi, Guido. Divagazioni americane. Rivista Delle Biblioteche e Degli Archivi, vol. 13, Feb. 1902, pp. 19- 21.

122. Catalogue cards for juvenile books--co-operative scheme of Cleveland and Pittsburgh libraries. Public Libraries, vol. 7, 1902, pp. 343-344. Also in Library Journal, vol. 28, 1902, p. 141.

123. Chilovi, Desiderio. A proposito de Una proposta americana per un catalogo cooperativo. Lettera aperta al comm. Guido Biagi. Rivista Delle Biblioteche e Degli Archivi, vol. 13, Jun. 1902, pp. 78-83.

124 Co-operative cataloguing in America.Library Association Record, vol. 4, 1902, pp. 53-54.

125. Hastings, Charles Harris. The card distribution work of the Library of Congress. Library Journal, vol. 27, Jul. 1902, Conference Number 67-71. 13

1902 126. Jahr, Torstein, and Strohm Adam J. Bibliography of cooperative cataloguing and the printing of catalogue cards. Report of the Librarian of Congress, Appendix VI, 1902, 366 entries, pp. 109-224.

127. Library of Congress catalogue division, card distribution- - Handbook of card distribution.Library Journal, vol. 27, 1902, pp. 895-896.

128. Library of Congress printed catalogue cards--comparisons of use. Library Journal, vol. 27, 1902, pp. 307, 314-318, 895-896. Also in Public Libraries, vol. 7, 1902, pp. 315-316.

129. The printed catalog cards of the Library of Congress:comparisons of use. Library Journal, vol. 27, Jun. 1902, pp. 314-318.

130. Putnam, H. The work of the Library of Congress. Library Journal, vol. 27, 1902, Conference Number 212-215.

131. United States. Library of Congress. Catalog division. Card distribution section. Bulletin, number 1, 2. 1 Jul. - 15 Sept. 1902.. Washington, Government Printing Office, Library division, 1 Jul. 1902.

132. United States. Library of Congress. Catalog division. Card

distribution section . . . Handbook of card distribution. First edition, Washington, Government Printing Office, Library division, Aug. 1902.

133. Zenodotus. The true national library. Library Journal, vol. 27, 1902, pp. 318-319.

1903 134. Anderson, E. E. Co-operative catalogue cards for children's books. Library Journal, vol. 28, 1903, Conference Number 165-166.

135. Andrews, C. W. Co-operative work of the John Crerar Library. Library Journal, vol. 28, 1903, Conference Number 166- 167.

136. Bibliography of co-operative cataloguing and the printing of catalogue cards (1850-1902), by T. Jahr and A. J. Strohm (Reprinted from the Report of Librarian of Congress= 1902-1903), 116 p. Library Journal, vo3-7-777,-1903, p. 89. Review.

137. Fletcher, W. I. Promptness in supply of printed catalog cards--a note. Library Journal, vol. 28, 1903, p. 802. 1903 138. Putnam, H. Co-operative work of the Library of Congress. Library Journal, vol. 28, 1903, Conference Number 162- 164.

1904 139. American Library Association catalog of 8,000 volumes for a popular library, with notes, 1904, 2 Volumes in 1; also issued in two parts; Part 1--Class list, with synopsis of decimal classification, with subject index; Part 2 -- Dictionary catalogue with synopsis of the expansive classification. Library of Congress, 1904.

140. Anderson, A. Swedish catalogue of accessions--Sveriges Offentliga Bibliothek: Stockholm, Uppsala, Lund, Goteberg accessions katalog. Library Journal, vol. 29, 1904, Conference Number 112-118.

141. Clatworthy, C. M.Cataloguing. Public Libraries, vol. 9, 1904, pp. 107-109.

142. Fick, R. Prussian central catalogue, "gesamtkatalog." Library Journal, vol. 29, 1904, Conference Number 105- 112.

143. Jast, L. Stanley.A simple and economical plan for founding a cataloguing bureau for public libraries. Library (second series), vol. 5, 1904, pp. 146-157.

1905 144. Cataloguing bureau for public libraries--symposium. Library (second series), vol. 6, 1905, pp. 86-93.

145. Professor Jewett's scheme for co-operative cataloguing. Library (second series), vol. 6, 1905, pp. 323-324.

1906 146. Co-operative cataloguing. Literary Year-Book, 1906, p. 557.

1907 147. Barlow, H. Future of the catalogue. Library Assistant, vol. 5, 1907, pp. 239-243.

148. Doubleday, W. E.Methods of co-operation. Library Association Record, vol. 9, 1907, pp. 205-206.

149. Rankin, J. T. Printed cards from the. Library of Congress. American Library Association Bulletin vol. 1, 1907, pp. 286-288.

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153. Concerning catalogues.Public Libraries, vol. 13, 1908, p. 214.

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155. Crawford, E. Some essentials of co-operative cataloguing. Public Libraries, vol. 13, 1908, pp. 201-206.

156. Gould, C. H. Regional libraries. Library Journal, vol. 33, 1908, pp. 218-219.

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158. United States.Library of Congress. Report of the Librarian of Congress, 1910.Washington, D. C., United States Government Printing Office, 1910, p. 72.

1911 159. Jast, L. S. Book selection by central cataloguing bureau. Library Assistant, vol. 9, 1911, p. 149.

160. Wheeler, J. L. Co-operative library lists. Library Journal, vol. 36, 1911, p. 24.

1912 161. Bishop, W. W. Two unsolved problems in library work.Library Journal, vol. 37, 1912, pp. 7-11.

162. Jast, L. Stanley. Waste in the library field. Library As- sistant, vol. 10, 1912, pp. 142-151.

1913 163. Co-operativelists, Duplication of.Public Libraries, vol. 18, 1913, pp.148, 188.

164. Wheeler, J.L. Co-operative lists. Public Libraries, vol. 18, 1913, pp.428-429.

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170. Goulding, P. S. Co-operative cataloging. American Library Association Bulletin, vol. 11, 1917, pp. 342-343.

171. Richardson, E. C. The return of co-operative indexing. American Library Association Bulletin, vol. 11, 1917, pp. 222-226.

1918 172. Axon, E. Notes on classification and cataloguing: cooperative cataloguing cards versus books. Library As- sociation Record, vol. 20, 1918, pp. 131-132.

173. Hanson, J. C. M. Wasteful duplication in cataloguing. Li- brary Journal, vol. 43, 1918, p. 97. Also in Library Association Record, vol. 20, 1918, pp. 91- 92. 174. Our small difficulties:minor co-operation. Library World, vol. 20, 1918, pp. 316-317.

1919 175. California County librarians' convention. Discussion on cooperative cataloging.News Notes of California Libraries, vol. 14, 1919, pp. 145-146.

176. Central book-purchasing agency. Library Journal, vol. 44, 1919, pp. 421-422.

177. Compton, C. H. What then?Central book purchasing agency. American Library Association Bulletin, vol. 13, 1919, pp. 9-10.

178. The cost of a central purchasing and importation agency. Li- brary Journal, vol. 44, 1919, p. 422.

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180. Hitchler, T. The American Library Association book service: a question. Public Libraries, vol. 24, 1919, pp. 310-312.

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1922 183. Hanson, J. C. M. Co-operative printing of analyticals. Library Journal, vol. 47, 1922, pp. 121-122.

1923 184. Wright, Richard. Co-operative cataloguing. Library World, vol. 25, 1923, pp. 417-421, vol. 26, pp. 10, 12, et ma. Summary in Library Association Record (new series), vol. 1, 1923, pp. 122-123.

1926 185. Andrews, C. W. The printed card and its makers. Libraries, vol. 31, 1926, pp. 508-509.

186. Browne, N. E.The printed card and its makers. Libraries, vol. 31, 1926, pp. 507-508.

187. Davidson, H. E. Co-operative cataloging. Libraries, vol. 31, 1926, pp. 506-507.

188. Van Patten, Nathan. Cooperative Cataloguing of the Medical Literature. Kingston, Canada, 1926, 11 p.

1927 189. Bliss, Henry E. More adequate cooperative classifying and cataloging. American Library Association Bulletin, vol. 21, Oct. 1927, pp. 352-355.

190. Brownell, L. V. Co-operative cataloging. California Library Association and Pacific Northwest Library Association Proceedings, vol. 1, 1927, pp. 92-97. Also in Library Journal, vol. 52, 1927, pp. 1057-1060.

191. Foote, F. R.Cooperative cataloging of books in the less familiar foreign languages. American Library Association Bulletin, vol. 21, 1927, pp. 358-360.

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200. Van Patten, Nathan. Co-operative cataloging in Canada. Library Journal, vol. 53, 1928, pp. 353-355, 558. Reply by W. S. Wallace. Library Journal, vol. 53, 1928, p. 458.

201. Van Patten, Nathan. Co-operative cataloging of chemical literature. Indianapolis, Indiana, 1928, 3 p. Also in Special Libraries, vol. 19, 1928, pp. 69-71.

202. Walker, James E. Central cataloging. The Library Association Record, vol. 6, Mar. 1928, pp. 1-7.

1929 203. Currier, Franklin.Extension of centralized cataloging. Pro- ceedings of the Catalog Section. American Library Association, 1929, pp. 113-117. Also in Library Journal, vol. 54, 1929, pp. 436-438.

204. Hanson, J. C. M. Cataloging situation, 1929: its national and international aspects. Proceedings of the Catalog Section. American Library Association, 1929, pp. 19- 29.

205. Richardson, E. C. Letter on cooperative cataloging proposed for theological libraries.Library Journal, vol. 54, 1929, pp. 566-567.

1930 206. American Library Association Committee on Bibliography.A restatement of the American Library Association plan for the promotion of research library service 1)2 cooperative methods. Washington, D. C., 1930, 59 p.

207. Hall, Anna.Cataloging problems in county libraries. Li- brary Journal, vol. 55, 1 Sep. 1930, pp. 686-687.

208. The lending of type written catalog cards b? the State library.Virginia Libraries, vol. 2, 1930, p. 78.

209. Richardson, E. C. General Library Co-operation and American Research Books. Yardley, Pennsylvania, Cook, 1930, 144 p.

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1931 211. Mez'er, A. F. Solvarnyi ukazatel' knigovedeniiu, Moscow, Sotsekgiz, 1931-1934, vol. 3, pp. 380-382.

1932 212. American Library Association Committee on bibliography. The restatement: projects 7 and 12A: cooperative cata-

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215. Heyl, Lawrence. Centralization of book orders through compe- tent agencies. Library Journal, vol. 57, 1932, pp. 116- 118.

216. MacDonald, M. R.Recent developments in cooperative cataloging.Extract Pacific Northwest Library Association, vol. 23, 1932, p. 28.

217. Metcalf, K. D. Cooperative cataloging.American Library Association Bulletin, vol. 26, 1932, p. 532.

218. Metcalf, K. D. Cooperative cataloging. American Library Association Catalogers' and Classifiers' Yearbook, vol. 3, 1932,.pp. 30-47.

219. Metcalf, K. D. Grant for cataloging enterprise. American Library Association Bulletin, vol. 26, 1932, pp. 795 797

220. Taylor, M. S. The northern regional catalogue. Library Assistant, vol. 25, 1932, pp. 147-154, 182-183.

1933 221. American Library Association Committee on cooperative cataloging. Cooperative cataloging; abridged.American Library Association Bulletin, vol. 27, 1933, pp. 659-660.

222. Clark, E. D. Cooperative cataloging. Library Journal, vol. 58, 1 Mar. 1933, p. 215.

223. Gregory, W. Securing cards for monographs. American Li- brary Association Bulletin, vol. 27, Jul. 1933, p. 308.

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1933 225. Metcalf, K. D.Cooperative cataloging experiment. American Library Association Bulletin. vol. 27, Aug. 1933, pp. 336- 338.

226. Richardson, E. C. Cooperative cataloging and the committee on bibliography. American Library Association Bulletin, vol. 27, Jul. 1933, pp. 301-305.

227. Tashjian, N.What may cooperative cataloging offer to the small or medium sized college and public library? Li- brary Journal, vol. 58, 1 Feb. 1933, pp. 111-113.

1934 228. Grolier, E. de. Quelques problemes d'organisation concernant les bibliographies nationales.Revue du Livre et des bibliotheques, vol. 2, May 1934, pp. 173-181.

229. Hanson, J. C. M. Sound and unsound economy in cataloguing. Library Quarterly, vol. 4, Jan. 1934, pp. 65-75.

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231. Metcalf, K. D.Cooperative cataloging. American Library Association Bulletin, vol. 28, Sept. 1934, pp. 575-577.

232. Metcalf, K. D. Paying venture.American Library Association Bulletin, vol. 28, May 1934, pp. 239-242.

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241. Freer, P. Some library objectives for South Africa. South African Libraries, vol. 3, Apr. 1936, pp. 135-143.

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248. Osborn, A. D. Cataloging costs and a changing conception of cataloging.American Library Association Catalogers' and Classifiers' Yearbook, vol. 5, 1936, pp. 45-54.

249. Runge, O. S.Wege and moglichkeiten gemeinschaftlicher sachkatalogisierung. Zentralblatt fUr Bibliothekswesen, vol. 53, Sept.-Oct. 1936, pp. 552-556.

250. Shaffer, V. R. Centralization. Platoon School, vol. 10, Feb. 1936, pp. 21-27. 22

1936 251. South. Africa. Interdepartmental committee on the libraries of the Union of South Africa. Memorandum on the subject of central cataloguing, including matters such as joint cataloguing and union catalogues. P. Freer, 1936.

1937 252. American Library Association.Cooperative cataloging committee. Work of the committee.American Library As- sociation Bulletin, vol. 31, 15 Oct. 1937, pp. 736-739. Also in American. Library Association Catalogers' and Classifiers' Yearbook, vol. 7, 1938, pp. 69-74.

253. Bishop, W. W. Centralized purchasing for American college libraries. Library Quarterly, vol. 7, Oct. 1937, pp. 465 470.

254. Frauendorfer, S. von. Wo liegen die grenzen fur die aufstellung and verwendung bibliographischer einheitssysteme? In O.S. Runge, ed., Beitrage zur sachkatalogisierung. 1937, pp. 23-34.

255. Haykin, D. J. Cooperative cataloging in North America- - problems and possibilities. American Library Association Catalogers' and Classifiers' Yearbook, vol. 6, 1937, pp. 26-35. Also in American Library Association Bulletin, vol. 30, Aug. 1936, p. 674.

256. Runge, O. S. Wege and moghchkeiten gemeinschaftlicher sachkatalogisierung. In O. S. Runge,ed.,Beitrage zur sachkatalogisierung. Leipzig, O. Harraesowitz 1937, pp. 1-22.

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260. Smith, J. A. Centralized cataloging for school libraries. Michigan Librarian, vol. 3, Oct. 1937, pp. 5-7.

261. Uhlendahl, H. H. Leipziger zetteldruck. Melanges offerts a M. Marcel Godet, 1937, PP. 53-61.

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1938 263. Cooperative book buying proposed. American Library Association Bulletin, vol. 32, 1 Oct. 1938, p. 732.

264. Library book club. Publishers' Weekly, vol. 133, 19 Mar. 1938, pp. 1265-1266.

265. Library book club.Wilson Bulletin, vol. 12, Feb. 1938, PP- 392-393.

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268. Sherman, C. E. Cooperative library book-buying. Library Journal, vol. 63, 1 Nov. 1938, pp. 836-837.

269. Verein deutscher bibliothekare. Ausschuss fur sachkatalogisierung. Zentralblatt fUr Bibliothekswesen, vol. 55, Sept.-Oct. 1938, pp. 571-574. 1939 270. Barcus, T. R. Buying books for 92 junior colleges.College and Research Libraries, vol. 1, Dec. 1939, pp. 78-83.

271. Bauhuis, W. Einheitssystem and zentralkatalogisierung. Zentralblatt fUr Bibliothekswesen, vol. 56, Mar. 1939, pp. 121-129.

272. Catholic University. D.C. Libraries, vol. 11, Oct. 1939, P. 12.

273. Flexner, J. M. and McDonald, G. D. Cooperative book buying venture and way. American Library Association Bulletin, vol. 33, Feb. 1939, P. 133.

274. Garrison, G. J. On cooperative book club committee. American Library Association Bulletin, vol. 33, Mar. 1939, p. 217.

275. Heyl, L. Book cooperative for libraries. American Li- brary Association Bulletin, vol. 33, Apr. 1939, pp. 245- 246. Also in Library Notes and News, vol. 12, Jun. 1939, pp. 335-336. 24

1939 276. McDonald, G. D. On the book cooperative.American Li- brary Association Bulletin, vol. 33, May 1939, pp. 353- 354.

277. Mohrhardt, F. E. Centralized book purchasing for libraries. Junior College Journal, vol. 9, Apr. 1939, pp. 366-369.

278. VanNale, J. E. Special report on "central purchasing." Colorado Library Association Bulletin, no. 7, Oct. 1939, pp. 9-10.

1940 279. American Library Association.Cooperative cataloging committee. Annual report, 1940.American Library Association Bulletin, vol. 34, 15 Sept. 1940, p. 579.

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281. Bryon, J. F. W. Counter-attack. Library World, vol. 43; Oct. 1940, pp. 51-52.

282. Central book buying. New York University. Library. Report of the Director ofLibraries, 1939-1940, pp. 3-4.

283. Garrison, G. J. Buy your books the cooperative way. Special. Libraries, vol. 31, May-Jun. 1940, pp. 157-158.

284. Garrison, G. J. Cooperative bookbuying. Pacific Northwest Library Association Quarterly, vol. 4, Jan. 1940, pp. 1- 47.

285. Jast, L. S.Centralised cataloguing.Library World, vol. 42, Mar. 1940, pp. 139-140.

286. Pritchard, E. P. Cataloguing and the twentieth century. Library Assistant, vol. 33, Jun. 1940, pp. 116-118.

287. Sayers, W. C. B. Can we co-operate?Library World, vol. 42, Mar. 1940, pp. 142-143.

288. Schaefer, V. A. Catholic cooperative cataloging service. Catholic Library World, vol. 11, Feb. 1940, pp. 139- 1 3.

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1940 290. VanMale, J. E.Hybrid's survey of bookstores and libraries. Reader's Observer (Consumers' Book Cooperative), vol. 3, May 19 0, pp. 1-3.

291. Warner, John. Time has come. Library World, vol. 42, Apr. 1940, pp. 157-159.

1941 292. Ellsworth, R. E.College and university libraries of the state begin plan of cooperation. Colorado Library As- sociation Bulletin, no. 11, Feb. 19 17177.

293. Lowell, Mrs. M. M. H. Centralized libraries of the Oregon state system of higher education. College and Research Libraries, vol. 2, Mar. 1941, pp. 136-141.

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295. Taylor, C. R. H.Centralised cataloguing. New Zealand Libraries, vol. 5, Aug. 1941, pp. 22-23.

1942 296. Colorado college and head librarians conference.Special committee on Centralized technical processes and bookbuying.First report. Colorado State College Library, 1942. Second report. 1943.

297. Colorado college and head librarians conference.Special committee on centralized technical processes and bookbuying. Planning studies on centralization; an introduction by the Committee to its "First Report."Colorado State College Library, 1942.

298. Hankinson, F. Book selection and book ordering for the high school library. High Points, vol. 34, May 1942, pp. 37-

299. Haykin, D. J. Way to the future: cooperative and centralized cataloging.College and Research Libraries, vol. 3, Mar. 1942, pp. 156-162, 175.

300. Iskenderian, Y. Extent and possibilities for co-operation in the cataloging of serial publications, based on a survey of libraries of over 350,000 volumes. ITZThesis Columbia University, 75 p.

301. McColvin, Lionel R. The Public Library System of Great Xritain.Lonaon, The Library Association, 172, pp. 163- 168. 26

1942 302. Simms, M.Centralized performance of technical processes for school libraries. 1942, Thesis (M.S.), Columbia University, 75 p.

1943 303. Co-operative cataloguing, discussions in America.New Zealand Libraries, vol. 6, Jul. 1943, pp. 165-167.

304. Ellsworth, R. E. Activities of the Colorado conference of librarians of institutions of higher learning.College and Research Libraries, vol. 4, Jun. 1943, pp. 233-238.

305. Festina lente, pseud. Centralised cataloguing; can we plan for it? New Zealand Libraries, vol. 6, Jan.-Feb. 1943, pp. 94-96.

306. Rider, A. F. Real co-operative cataloging--the concrete approach. Library Quarterly, vol. 13, Apr. 1943, pp. 99- 112.

307. Wright, W. E. Review (of Colorado college and head librarians conference. Special committee on centralized technical processes and bookbuying). Library Journal, vol. 68, 15 Mar. 1943, p. 244.

1944 308. Altmann, B. Centralized cataloging; its principles and organization in the United States and in German. 1944, Thesis (h.M.), University of Chicago, 154 p.

309. Library of Congress Descriptive cataloging division. Cooper- ative Cataloging Manual for the Use of Contributing Libraries. Washington, D. C., aVernment Printing Office, 1944.

310. Linderoth, Mrs. R. E. W.Centralized cataloguing project. Philadelphia Bibliographical Center and Union Library Catalogue. Documentation on a regional basis, 1944, pp. 6-9.

311. Metcalf, K. D. and Williams, E. E. Proposal for a division of responsibility among American libraries in the acquisition and recording of library materials. College and Research Libraries, vol. 5, Mar. 1944, pp. 105-109.

312. Osborn, V. J.History of cooperative cataloging in the United States.1944, Thesis (A.M.), University of Chicago, 144 p.

313. Thomas, H. British museum and centralized and cooperative cataloguing. British Society for International Bibliogra- /2gProceedings, vol. 6, Apr. 19}4, pp. 37-43; discussion, pp. 43-45. 27

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315. Georgia.Education department. Textbooks and library service division.Centralized cataloging being tried. Library Journal, vol. 70, 1 Apr. 1945, p. 310.

316.Hodgson, J. G.Experiment in cooperation; the Colorado program of studies on joint action. College and Re- search Libraries, vol. 6, Sept. 1945, part 2, pp:-473-428.

317.Hubbard, C. S. Central cataloging being tried.Library Journal, vol. 70, 1 Apr. 1945, p. 310.

1946 318. Bailey, L. C. Cooperative program of the North Texas regional libraries. Texas Library Association. News Notes, vol. 22, Jul. 1946, pp. 7-9.

319. Dickson, Janet S. Centralized cataloging in college and university libraries. 1946, Thesis (M.S.), Columbia University, 70 p.

320. Drewry, Virginia. Centralized cataloging, a state aid in Georgia. Southeastern Library Association, Twelfth Biennial Conference. Papers and Proceedings. 1946, pp. 76-81.

321. Evans, L. H. Suggestions for a Program of Library Co- operation. Washington, 1946.

322. Gray, D. Against central cataloging. Library Association Record, vol. 48, Sept. 1946, pp. 218-219.

323. Hill, F. H. For central cataloguing. Library Association Record, vol. 48, Sept. 1946, pp. 217-218.

324. Samply, A. M. Accomplishments and benefits realized by the North Texas regional libraries programs. Texas Library Association. News Notes, vol. 22, Jul. 1946, pp. 10-12.

1947 325. Catalogazione centrale e scheda unica. R Biblioteche, vol. 1, Mar. 1947, pp. 97-98.

326. Dainotti, V. C. Catalogazione centrale r. stampa e scheda unica. R Biblioteche, vol. 1, Mar. 1947, pp. 29-51.

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1947 328.Echange de fiches entre centres de documentation. F. I. D.

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330. St. John, IM7ancis R. and Hays, Donald O. Veterans administration library service. Wilson Library Bulletin, vol. 22, Nov. 1947, pp. 262-266.

331. Schneider, Sister M. T. Feasibility of diocesan coordinated school library programs for Catholic schools. 1947, Thesis (M.S.), Columbia University, 97 p.

1948 332. Bagnall, A. G. New Zealand central cataloging. New Zealand Libraries, vol. 11, Sept. 1948, pp. 223-225.

333. Drewry, Virginia. Centralized cataloging frees Georgia librarians. Library Journal, vol. 73, 1 Mar. 1948, pp. 382- 383.

334. Ellsworth, Ralph H. Centralized cataloging in the Library of Congress. Library of Congress Information Bulletin Appendix, 16-22 Nov. 1948, pp. 1-13.

335. Ellsworth, R. E. and Kilpatrick, N. L. Midwest reaches for the stars. College and Research Libraries, vol. 9, Apr. 1948, pp. 136-144.

336. Firsov, G. G. Organizatsionnye voprosy tsentraliziovannoi katalogizatsii v SSSR. Bibliotekar', Mar. 1948, pp. 29- 33.

337. Higmbottam, F. Central cataloguing. Library Association. London and Home Counties Branch. Papers Reid at the Week- end Conference, Oct. 19 8, pp. 23:2E7---

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339. Metcalfe, John. Library cooperation in the British common- wealth: some suggestions. Librarian and Book World, vol. 37, May 1948, pp. 133-138.

340. Metelkin, N. 0 katalogakh dlia raionnykh bibliotek. Bibliotekar', May 1948, pp. 37-38.

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361. Stern, William. New York Public Library centralizes it processing. Library Journal, vol. 75, Jul. 1950, pp. 1213- 3214 +.

1951 362. Bjorkbom, C. Plan for centralized cataloging. College and Research Libraries, vol. 12, Jul. 1951, pp. 253-254.

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1951 369. Rucks, F. B. Centralized cataloging and the departmental library. Journal of Cataloging and Classification, vol. 7, Fall 1951, pp. 129-130+.

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373. Willett, M. A. It works in Lakewood. Library Journal, vol. 76, 15 May 1951, pp. 833-834+.

1952 374. Alvord, Dorothy. King County Public Library does it with IBM. Pacific Northwest Library Association Quarterly, vol. 16, Apr. 1952, pp. 123-131.

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377. Ellinger, W. B. Centralized law cataloging; is a national program feasible?Law Library Journal, vol. 45, Nov. 1952, PP. 327-335. Reply by E. V. Benyon. Law Library Journal, vol. 45, Nov. 1952, p. 335. Reply by M. 0. Price. Law Library Journal, vol. 45, Nov. 1952, pp. 335-337. Reply by W. B. Stern. Law Library Journal, vol. 45, Nov. 1952, pp. 337-343.

378. Ellsworth, R. E. Tasks of the immediate future. Library Quarterly, vol. 22, Jan. 1952, pp. 18-20.

379. Fleischhack, Kurt. Die zentralen arbeiten der Deutschen Bucherei. (Centralised work of the Deutsche Bucherei). Bibliothekar', vol. 6, Jan 1952, pt. 1, pp. 35-42

380. Hinton, E. Austin. A deployment of bookstock. Librarian, vol. 41, Apr. 1952, pp. 69-73. 32

1952 381. Kaufmann, 0. Brasiliens Servicao de intercambio de catalogaco (Brazil's Cooperative Cataloging Service), Zentralblatt fur Bibliothekswesen, vol. 65, Jan.-Feb. 1952, pp. 57-61.

382. Mahoney, Raymond E.Federated libraries. Library Journal, vol. 77, 1 Jan. 1952, pp. 15-20.

383. Malone, E. G. Missouri catalogers' round table. Missouri Library Association Quarterly, vol. 13, Dec. 1952, pp. 139- 141.

384. Queiroz Sambaquy, Lydia de. Co-operative and centralized cataloguing. Conference on the Development of Public Li- brary Services in Latin America, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 1951. Paris, UNESCO, 1952, pp. 58-64.

385. Snow, J. B.Comparison of time spent on technical processes 12,y two separate library units within one county with that spent on similar operations in a regional library. 1952, Thesis.7.147177777 University of Washington, 48 p.

386. Wright, W. E. Some aspects of technical processes. Library Trends, vol. 1, Jul. 1952, pp. 73-82.

1953 387. Arkansas, Library Commission.Biennial Report, 1953-1960.

388. Bloss, R. M. Is book flow too slow? A proposal for the study of library processes. American Library Association Bulletin, vol. 47, Jul-Aug. 1953, pp. 300-302.

389. Briggs, Joan. Central and co-operative cataloging. Australian Library Journal, vol. 2, Jan. 1953, pp. 12-16.

390. Carlson, W. H. History and present status of the centralization of the libraries of the Oregon state system of higher education. College and Research Libraries, vol. 14, Oct. 1953, pp. 414-417.

391. Chaplin, A. H. Co-operative cataloguing. Library Association Record, vol. 55, Sept. 1953, pp. 275-278.

392. Connor, J. M., and Connor, R. W. Proposed: a processing center for public libraries in Southern California. California Librarian, vol. 14, Mar. 1953, pp. 155-157, 182.

393. Lodewycks, K. A. Self-cataloging book. Australian Library Journal, vol. 2, Apr. 1953, pp. 29-34.

394. Martin, A. F. IBM catalogs for the King County public library, Washington state.1953, Thesis (M.S.L.S.), Western Reserve University, 1953, 42 p. 33

1953 395. Missouri, Libraries llanning Committee.Improving public library service in Missouri. 1953.

396. Morsch, Lucile M. Cooperation and centralization.Library Trends, vol. 2, Oct. 1953, pp. 342-355.

397. Rochester, New York. Public Library. Annual Report. 1953.

398. Saltus, Elinor. Centralized cataloging: Dearborn's answer to the problem.Wilson Library Bulletin, vol. 27, Apr. 1953, pp. 653-655.

399. Seely, Mary L. and Stegelmeyer, Nadine. Centralized ordering and cataloging. Bulletin of the School Library Association of California.vol. 24, May 1953, pp. 20-22.

400. Sejr, E. Skal vi centralisere vort biblioteksvaesen? (Should our library service be centralized?) Bibliotekaren, vol. 15, no. 5, 1953, pp. 86-92.

401. Young, H. H. Survey of the Houston Public Library, part III: technical processes. 1953, Thesis University of Texas, 157 p.

1954 402. Boyd, Jessie Edna.New library cataloging department quarters for Oakland. School Library Association of California Bulletin, vol. 25, May 1954, pp. 12-13.

403.Downs, R. B. Realistic considerations in library cooperation. Southeastern Librarian, vol. 4, Winter 1954, pp. 114- 122+.

404. Gregori, G. de. Catalogazione accentrata nelle biblioteche abruzzesi e molisane (Centralized Cataloging in the Li- braries of Abruzzi and Molise). Accademie e Biblioteche d'Italia, vol. 22, Jan.-Apr. 1954, pp. 125-135.

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1954 408. Riemsdijk, G. A. van.Het bibliografisch bureau (The Bibliographical Bureau). Bibliotheekleven, vol. 39, Dec. 1954, PP- 397-407.

409. Schenk, Gretchen K. County and Regional Library Development. Chicago, American Library Association, 1954, pp. 100, 213-215.

410. Schenk, Gretchen K. The trend toward cooperation.Minnesota Libraries, vol. 17, Sept. 1954,pp. 325-330.

411. Steenstrup, B.De tyske folkebibliotekers indkAscentral (The German Public Libraries Book Buying Center). Bogens Verden, vol. 36, Oct. 1954, pp. 308-311.

412. Tauber, Maurice F, and associates. In Technical Services in Libraries. New York, Columbia University Press, 1954, Cooperative and centralized cataloging.pp. 123-130.

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414.White, P. J. Co-operative cataloguing. Leabharlann, vol. 12, Mar. 1954, pp. 19-20+.

1955 415. Cavender, Thera P.Regional processing. Journal of Cata- login and Classification, vol. 11, Oct. 1955, pp:758=211.

416. Cox, Carl R. Centralized and cooperative cataloging.News Notes of California Libraries, vol. 50, no. 2, Apr. 1955, PP. 355-358.

417. Edmonds, Mrs. M. H. Miami public library report on cataloging experiment for the Dade county schools. Journal of Cataloging and Classisication, vol. 11, Oct. 1955, pp. 216-217. 418. Hallock, Sister C. S. Proposed plan for the centralization of library services for Catholic high schools in the Detroit area. 1955, Thesis (UTZ), Catholic University of America, 57 p.

419. Harshe, F. Processing procedures at the Watertown Regional Library Service Center.'journal of Cataloging and Classi- fication, vol. 11, Oct. 1955, pp. 217-220.

420. Koolwyk, L. Exchange of cooperative services--Monterey County and Salinas public libraries. News Notes of California Libraries, vol. 50, Apr. 1955, pp. 361-362. 35

1955 421. Kraft, Frances J. Gary's central cataloging department. Wilson Library Bulletin, vol. 29, Apr. 1955, pp. 645- 646.

422. Mumm, Beulah.Centralized and cooperative cataloging; a bibliography. News Notes of California Libraries, vol. 50, no. 2, Apr. 1955, pp. 358-70.

423. Rather, John. Library cooperation:a bibliographical essay prepared for the California State Library and the California Library Association. California Librarian, vol. 16, Oct. 1955, pp. 299-310.

424. Samuelson, Howard. Summary of workshop proceedings. News Notes of California Libraries, vol. 50, Jul. 1955, pp. 434- -4767

425. Shachtman, Bella E. Technical services: policy, organization and co-ordination:report of the D. D. C. Committee on administration. Journal of Cataloging and Classification, vol. 11, no. 2, Apr. 1955, pp. 59 -114

426. Tarver, Elizabeth. Regional processing; advantages and disadvantages for the college and university library.Journal of Cataloging and Classification, vol. 11, Oct. 1955, pp. 212-216.

1956 427. American Library Association. Public Ilasay Service: a Guide to Evaluation, with Minimum Standards. Chicago, American Library Association, 1956, 74 p.

428. Barkman, Marie. Sheboygan (Wisconsin) centralizes book purchasing for neighboring village libraries. Public Libraries Division Reporter, no. 5, Nov. 1956, p. 38.

429. Biller, Florence. Centralized processing of books and supplies in the Fort Loudon (Tennessee) region.Public Libraries Division Reporter, no. 5, Nov. 1956, pp. 35-36.

430. Connor, Jean.Federated systems increase in New York. Li- brary Journal, vol. 81, Jul. 1956, pp. 1654-1657.

431. Drewry, Virginia. Central cataloging on the state level in Georgia. Public Libraries Division Reporter, no. 5, Nov. 1956, p73772-44.

432. Franklin, R. D. The Toledo-Rossford (Ohio) plan. Public Libraries Division Reporter, no. 5, Nov. 1956, ;T5. 36

1956 433.Gaunt, Rezia, editor. Cooperative practices among public libraries: edited by Rezia Gaunt in cooperation with the Library extension section of the public libraries division of the American Library Association. Public Libraries Division Reporter, no. 5, Nov. 1956, pp. 1-70.

434.Huddleston, B. B. Study of centralized school library service. 1956. Thesis 0A.S.L.S7 Catholic University of America.

435.Mahoney, Orcena. Centralized cataloging: developments and problems. Oklahoma Librarian, vol. 6, Oct. 1956, pp. 80-

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436.Mahoney, Orcena. Cooperation in processing. Missouri Li- brary Association Quarterly, vol. 17, Jun. 1956, pp. 63-65.

437. Mahoney, Orcena. New outlook in cataloging. South Dakota Library Bulletin, vol. 42, Oct.-Dec. 1956, pp. 191-196.

438. Mahoney, Orcena. Problems and trends in technical services. Illinois Library Association Record, vol. 10, Jul. 1956, pp. 10-12.

439. Monroe County Library System, New York, Annual Report. 1956-.

440.Neal, Frances. Arkansas duplicates catalog cards. Public Libraries Division Reporter, no. 5, Nov. 1956, pp. 53-54.

441.Newton, Nathaly. The Middlesex (Connecticut) area book swap. Public Libraries Division Reporter, no. 5, Nov. 1956, pp. 45-77--

442. Price, P. P. CCC in Missouri.Missouri Library Association Quarterly, vol. 17, Jun. 1956, pp. 66-70.

443. Price, P. P. Missouri State Library: a cataloging center for local libraries. Public Libraries Division Reporter, no. 5, Nov. 1956, p.

444. Sharp, Henry A. Cataloguing: some new approaches; the near future.Library World, vol. 57, Jun. 1956, pp. 212-216.

445. Schenk, G. K. Trend toward cooperation. Public Li- braries Division Reporter, no. 5, Nov.1757-pp. 7-14.

446. Trimble, Carol U. Yakima Valley Regional Library. Public Libraries Division Reporter, no. 5, Nov. 1956, pp. 14-18.

447. Vainstein, R. Bibliography of cooperative practices among public libraries. Public Libraries Division Reporter, no. 5, Nov. 1956, Pi767:70. 37

1956 448. Weaver, P. J. School library administrator favors a central library department. School Libraries, vol. 5, Jan. 1956, pp. 3-4+.

449. Weld County Library, Greeley, Colorado. Annual Report. 1956-1960.

1957 450. Amorim, M. J. T. de. Cooperative cataloging in Brazil. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 1, Winter 1957, PP. 35-39.

451. Association of Research Libraries.Minutes of the Forty- eighth Meeting, 28 Jan. 1957, pp. 8-9; Appendix 5, p. 38; Appendix 6, pp. 39-43.

452. Birnbaum, H. Availability of Library of Congress catalog cards. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 1, Winter 1957, pp. 42-44.

453. California state plans for future extension of public library service to rural areas. News Notes of California Libraries. vol. 52, Apr. 1957, pp. 436-441.

454. Capel, Elna.Centralized cataloging in Georgia. 1957, Thesis (M.L.S.), University of North Carolina, 47 p.

455. Dawson, John Minto. The acquisitions and cataloging of research libraries: a study of the possibilities for centralized processing. Library Quarterly, vol. 27, no. 1, Jan. 1957, pp. 1-22.

456. Dennis, W. K. Southwest Missouri Library Service, Inc. Missouri Library Association Quarterly, vol. 18, Dec. 1957, pp. 119-123.

457. Dennis, Willard K. and Frances Roberts. Southwest Regional Library, Bolivar, Missouri. Policy and procedure handbook for the Southwest Regional Library. Revised edition, Bolivar, 1957.

458. Firsov, G. G. Tsentralizovannaia Katalogizatsiia v SSSR. In F. S. Abrikosova, Bibliotechnoe deloy SSSR: ornik Statei. Moscow, Biblioteka im. V. I. Lenina, 1957, p. 296.

459. Gjelsness, Rudolph H. Research in cataloging and classification. Library Trends, vol. 6, Oct. 1957, pp. 171-186.

460. Jaffarian, Sara. Centralized processing means more service to pupils. Library Journal, vol. 82, 15 Feb. 1957, p. 561. 38

1957 461. McJenkin, Virginia.Problems and policies; this central office handles non-book materials too. Library Journal, vol. 82, 1957, pp. 571-572.

462. Martin, G. Regional libraries and the new American Library Association standards. Missouri Library Association Quarterly, vol. 18, Sept. 1957, pp. 75-77.

463. Moss, Margaret J. Problems and policies; a smoothly function- ing central department. Library Journal, vol. 82, 15 Feb. 1957, pp. 565-568.

464. Newland, Elizabeth Wharton and Sara Jaffarian.Greensboro's system of keeping records. Library Journal, vol. 82, 15 Feb. 1957, pp. 568-569.

465. Northwest Montana federation of Libraries.Montana Library Quarterly, vol. 2, Jul. 1957, p. 6.

466. Petus, Clyde. Branch library cataloging in public libraries in the Southeast. Southeastern Librarian, vol. 7, Summer 1957, pp. 41-49+.

467. Problems and policies. Library Journal, vol. 82, 15 Feb. 1957, pp. 565-573.

468. Roedde, W. A. Northwestern regional library cooperative. Ontario Library Review, vol. 41, Aug. 57, pp. 205-206.

469. Seely, Mary Louise. The problems of a large system. Library Journal, vol. 82, 15 Feb. 1957, pp. 569-571.

470. Smith, Josephine A.Mimeograph reduces costs and speeds service. Library Journal, vol. 82, 15 Feb..1957, pp. 572- 573

471. Southwest Missouri Library Service, Inc., Bolivar, Missouri. Annual Report. 1957-.

472. Tauber, Maurice F. Centralized processinE for multi-county libraries in Oklahoma.Mar. 1957.

473. Vowinkel, P. and Eisentraut, H. Zehn jahre einkaufszentrale fur offentliche buchereien (tenth anniversary of the Central Purchasing Bureau for Public Libraries). Bucherei and Bildung, vol. 9, May 1957, pp. 216-225.

474. Whitehorn, Catharine and Wiese, Bernice M.Central systems in operation. Library Journal, vol. 82, 15 Feb. 1957, pp. 562-565. 39

1957 475. Whittier, C. Taylor.The administrator looks at technical processing: school libraries. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 1, Fall 1957, pp. 201-203.

476. Wilkens, E. Zentralkatalog mit lochkarten (Central Catalog with punched cards).Bucherei and BildunK, vol. 9, Jun. 1957, pp. 273-276.

1958 477. Adcock, Elizabeth. Centralized technical processes in a county library. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 2, no. 3, Summer 1958, pp. 191-195.

478. Ake, Robert S.Central processing unit. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 2, no. 3, Summer 1958, pp. 183- 'JET.

479. Bendix, Dorothy. Regional processing for public libraries, a survey. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 2, no. 3, Summer 1958, pp. 155-170.

480. Biasco Genova, P. R. Catalogo de la bibliograffa hispanica y la coordination de las bibliotecas nacionales de las naciones de habla espanola, (Cataloging of SpaniSh Bibli- ography and the Cooperation of National Libraries of the Spanish speaking countries). Asociacion Cubana de Bibliotecarios Boletin, vol. 10, Sept. 1958, pp. 84-92.

481. Centralized processing. American Library Annual and Book Trade Almanac, 1959. New York, Bowker,17g7 pp. 98 130.

482. Contracts and agreements for public library service.Public Libraries Division Reporter, no. 6, 1958, pp. 23-28.

483. Cutler, Dorothy.The Columbia River regional library demon- stration. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 2, no. 3, Summer 1958, pp. 181-182.

484. Drewry, Virginia.Georgia State catalog card service. Li- brary Resources and Technical Services, vol. 2, no. 3, Summer 1958, pp. 176-180.

485. Griffith, David.A study and proposal for cooperative library practices in Southeastern Ohio. Steubenville, Ohio, The Carnegie Library, 1958.

486. Henry, F. Patrick. Public library law and administration in California: a review of selected .problems. Berkeley, Bureau of Public Administration, University of California, 1958. 1958 487. Kenney, Brigitte L. Centralized processing--Missouri style. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 2, no. 3, Summer 1958, pp. 185-190.

488.Kocher, E. M. Need for an interest in centralized processing for the public libraries in North Carolina.1958, Thesis 7TS.L.S.), University of North Carolina, 66 p.

489.Lane, M. National cataloging-in-source project. Louisiana Library Association Bulletin, vol. 21, Winter 1958, pp. 141-142.

490. Library of Congress starts 1-year test of cataloging in source with CLR grant. Library of Congress Information Bulletin, vol. 17, 30 Jun. 1958, pp. 331-333.

491. Library of Congress will test with book publishers scheme to print cataloging data in books themselves through grant from Council on Library Resources, Inc. Antiquarian Bookman, vol. 22, 7 Jul. 1958, p. 5.

492.Mahoney, Orcena. Experiment in cooperative processing; American_ ibrary Association Bulletin, vol. 52, Feb. 1958, P. 127.

493.Mullen, Evelyn Day. Guidelines for establishing a centralized library processing center. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 2, no. 3, Summer 1958, pp. 171-175.

494.Munn, R. Libraries for Allegheny County. Carnegie Magazine, vol. 32, Oct. 1958, pp. 263-264.

495. New York, State Education Department. Report of the Com- missioner of Education's Committee on Public Library Service, 1957.Albany, University of the State of New York, 1958.

496.North Country library system formed. New York State Bulletin to the Schools, vol. 45, Nov. 1958, p. 137.

497. Olson, Edna. Activities of librarians and trustees under the Library Services Act Program. San Francisco, American Library Association, 1958.

498.Richards, J. S. Cooperation among public libraries. Library Trends, vol. 6, Jan. 1958, pp. 326-330.

499. Schryver, L. Blueprint for librau service in the Kent- Chatham region. 1958, Thesis (AKE:KT, University of Michigan, 47 p. 1958 500. Shoemaker, R. H. Effect of cataloging at the source on the Princeton University Library.The Library, 195T17 p.

501. Sinclair, Dorothy. California plan under the Library Services Act: a progress report. California Librarian, vol. 19, Oct. 1958, pp. 233-235+.

502. Strubel, D. B. From budget march to professional library. Wilson Library Bulletin, vol. 32, May 1958, pp. 650-651+.

503. Thompson, Margaret W. California State Library Processing Center under Library Services Act.Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 2, no. 3, Summer 1958, pp.la:- 185.

504. Thornton, Eileen.Cooperation among colleges. Library Trends, vol. 6, Jan. 1958, pp. 309-325.

505. Three cooperative library systems. New York Bulletin to the Schools, vol. 45, Sept. 1958, pp. 0:41.

506. Tomakhin, N. S. Perestroit sistemu tsentralizovannoi katalogizatsii. Sovetskaia Bibliografia, vol. 52, 1958, pp. 13-20.

507. Westchester County, New York, Library System Planning Com- mittee.The Westchester Library System:a suggested plan for a cooperative library system with state aid.The Committee, Sept. 1958, 28 p.

508. West Virginia, Library Commission. Regional library development in West Virginia: a manual for advisory committees. Charleston, The Committee, 1958.

1959 509. Adcock, Elizabeth. County library sells technical processing to school libraries. American Library Association Bulletin, vol. 53, Feb. 1959, p. 128.

510. American Library Association-RTSD. Regional Processing Com- mittee.Report of the Chairman. Jun. 1959.

511. krault, M. W. Cataloguing in source. Ontario Library Review, vol. 43, Aug. 1959, pp. 242-246.

512. Bard, H. E.More can be accomplished by cooperation. Indiana School Librarians' Association News Moser, vol. 13, Mar. 1907-43-10. 42

1959 513. Berry, R. E. Centralized processing for systems of libraries. Albany, University of the State of New York, the State Department of Education, and the New York State Library, Library Extension Division, 1959.

514. Birkelund, P. Danish bibliographical office. Library Journal, vol. 84, 1 Mar. 1959, pp. 708-711.

515. Brown, Karl.What's happening under L.S.A.?Library Journal, vol. 84, 1 Feb. 1959, pp. 373-378.

516. Cataloging in source seeks answers. American Library As- sociation Bulletin, vol. 53, Apr. 1959, p. 329.

517. Chebotarev, A. I. Biblioteki Akademii nauk SSSR; spravochnik. Moscow, Izd-vo Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, pp. 50-54.

518. Cheng, Chi. Libraries in China today. Libri, vol. 9, no. 2, 1959, pp. 105-110.

519. Cooperative processing center starts. Nevada Library Notec, vol. 5, Mar. 1959, p. 53.

520. Cutler, Dorothy R. Pioneering library service in Washington State.American Library Association Bulletin, vol. 53, Sept. 1959, pp. 667-673.

521. Dennis, W. K. Central processing in Southwest Missouri. Library Journal, vol. 84, 1 Nov. 1959, pp. 3378-3380.

522. Dennis, W. K. Cooperative centralized processing: a report of the establishment and first year of operation of the Southwest Missouri Library Service, Inc., by Brigitte L. Kenney. Review.Missouri Library Association Quarterly, vol. 20, Dec. 1959, pp. 120-121.

523. Dennis W. K. Too soon oldt and too late schmardt. Oklahoma Librarian, vol. 9, Jan. 1959, pp. 4-5.

524. Donley, A. M., Jr. Proposal for an integrated study of cooperation and coordination in acquiring, cataloging, storing and disseminating multi-media resources. North- eastern University Library, 1959, 26 p.

525. Drewry, V. Consumer reaction survey of cataloging in source. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 3, Fall 1959, pp. 247-252.

526, Eastin R. B. Cataloging in sourcesthe viewpoint of publishers. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 3, Fall 1959, pp. 253-256. 43

1959 527. Griffith, David. Eastern Ohio regional purchasing and processing center. Focus on Indiana Libraries, vol. 13, Aug. 1959, pp. 8-9.

528. Hefley, Sue. Webster Parish Schools Materials Center. Louisiana Library Association Bulletin, vol. 22, Winter 1959, pp. 111-112+.

529. Hicks, W. B. and Lowrey, A. M. Preparation and cataloging time in school libraries. School Library Association of California Bulletin, vol. 30, May 1959, pp. 7-10.

530.Horecky, Paul L. Libraries and Bibliographic Centers in the Soviet Union. Indiana University Publications. Salvic and East European Series, vol. 16, 1959, pp. 49-55.

531. Jensen, E. Allersley. Rationaliseringsmuligheder i biblioteksar- bejdet (Possibilities of rationalisation in library work). Bogens Verden, vol. 41, no. 8, Nov. 1959, pp. 445-454.

532. Kaser, Jane. Venerable history of cataloging-in-source. Missouri Library Association Quarterly, vol. 20, Sept. 1959, pp. 76-81.

533. Kenney, B. L. Cooperative centralized processing.American Library Association, 1959, Thesis (M.A.), University of Chicago.

534. Kenney, Brigitte L. Cooperative centralized processing; a report of the establishment and first year of operation of the Southwest Missouri Library Service, Inc. Chicago, American Library Association, 1959, 98 p.

535. Klausner, Margaret. Centralized processing: costs and methods. News Notes of California Libraries, vol. 54, no. 3, Summer 1959, PP. 273-275.

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537. Moore, E. L. North costal regional library cooperative ordering and cataloging project. Oregon State Library Letter to Libraries, No. 3, Apr. 1959, pp. 5-7.

538. Nassau library system:progress report from the Board of Trustees. Odds and Book Ends, no. 33, Summer 1959, pp. 65-66.

539. New York. State Library. Library Extension Division.Centra- lized processing for systems, of libraries. The Division, 1959, 28 p. 44

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544. Rabin, A. E. Nuzhna li korennaia lomka sistemy tsentralizovannoi katalogizatsii? Sovetskaia Bibliografia, vol. 54, no. 2, 1959, pp. 60-65.

545. Ranganathan, S. R. Pre-natal cl,ssification and cataloguing on its way. Annals of Library Science, vol. 6, Dec. 1959, pp. 113-125.

546. Ruggles, Melville J. The All -Union Book Chamber of the USSR. Libri, vol. 9, no. 2, 1959, pp. 117-124.

547. Smith, J. S.Recent trends [in school libraries }* Minnesota Libraries, vol. 19, Sept. 1959, pp. 189-195.

548. Some came running:a short story about cataloging, classifying, and cooperation. Wisconsin Library Bulletin, vol. 55, Jan. 1959, pp. 18-21.

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561. CataloCig-in-source--a symposium.Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 4, Fall 1960, pp. 269-284.

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563. Charter granted to Mid-Hudson libraries system.Library Journal, vol. 85, 15 Jan. 1960, p. 216.

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565. Darling, Richard L.The role of the school library in the schools of the Pacific Northwest. Elementary and Secondary School Libraries of the Pacific Northwest. Seattle, Uni- versity of Washingtcn Press, 1960.

566. Dennis, W. K. Unique cataloging and processing center. UNESCO Bulletin for Libraries, vol. 14, Jul. 1960, pp. 173 - 174.

567. Directory of library systems in New York state, January 1960. Bookmark, vol. 19, Jan. 1960, pp. 103-104.

568. Fckford, M. L.Cooperative centralized processing at the Li- brary Service Center ,)f. Eastern Ohio. Ohio Library Association Bulletin, vol. 20, Jan. 1960, pp. 9-12. 46

1960 569. Hacker, H. S. Patterns of public library development in New York state. News Notes of California Libraries, vol. 55, Summer 1960, pp. 261-266.

570. Hacker, Harold S., Granger, Mary S. and Harris, Eleanor C. New York ocate's Pioneer Library: a federated library system action. Wilson Library Bulletin, vol. 34, no. 5, Jan. 1960, pp. 345-356.

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577. Neelameghan, A. Cataloging at source and standardization of cataloguing. Annals of Library Science, vol. 7, Mar. 1960, pp. 13-15.

578. New library cooperation service center established. Show-Me Libraries, vol. 11, Feb. 1960, pp. 1-3.

579. Peterson, H. N. Present and future library service in Tarrant County, Texas. Fort Worth, Fort Worth Public Li- brary, 1960.

580. Piggott, M.Cataloguing experiments at the Library of Con- gress. Library Association Record, vol. 62, Oct. 1960, pp. 325-327.

581. Segwick, Eleanor.Central cataloging services in a fast- growing school district.Wilson Library Bulletin, vol. 35, Oct. 1960, pp. 148-150. 47

1960 582. Shaw, Ralph R. Libraries of Metropolitan Toronto. Toronto, 1960.

583. Shoemaker, R. H. Effect of cataloging in source on the Princeton University Library. In Rutgers University, Graduate School of Library Service. Studies in Library Ad- ministrative Problems.Rutgers University Press, 1960, PP. 59-76.

584. Siegwarth, J. R. Program of establishing integrated library resources and services for the Burlington-Edison elementary schools. 1960, Thesis -51:L.S.), University of Washington, 83 p.

585. Silberberg, S. C. System log, a birdseye history of an e- ventful two months. Ldds and Book Ends, vol. 34, Winter 1960, pp. 75-77.

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588. Standard operating procedures manual for Library Services Center of Missouri. Jefferson City, Missouri, Mar. 1960.

589. Tauber, Maurice F.Survey of library surveys. (Centralized processing, pp. 15-18). Hawaii Library Association Journal, vol. 17, no. 1, Nov. 1960, pp. 6-18.

590. Verschoor, I. A.Library system development in New York State. Bookmark, vol. 19, May 1960, pp. 197-198.

591. Welch, Helen M.The year's work in acquisitions and resources. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 4, no. 2, Spring 1960, pp. 101-108.

1961 592. American Library Association.Resources and technical services division. Inter-library cooperation committee. Progress in interlibrary cooperation.American Library Association Bulletin, vol. 55, Feb. 1961, p. 188.

593. Anderson, LeMoyne W. Cooperation in Colorado. Mountain Plains Library quarterly, vol. 6, Jul. 1961, pp. 3-7.

594. Boaz, Martha. The Colton Public Library: a survey. Los Angeles?1961. _48

1961 595. Bowron, Albert W. Centralized processing for Ontario libraries. Ontario Library Review, vol. 45, May 1961, pp. 100-103.

596. Bundy, M. I. Attitudes of non-members of Missouri cataloging cooperatives toward centralized processing.Urbana, Illinois, Nov. 1961.

597. California. State Library.Centralized school libraries. News Notes of California Libraries, vol. 56, Winter 1961, insert sheets 1-2; vol. 57, Winter 1962, insert sheets 1- 2; and vol. 58, Winter 1963, insert sheets 1-2.

598. Campbell, A. B. Western North Carolina junior college libraries: their technical procedures and their possibilities for cooperation. 1961, Thesis (M.S.L.S.), University of North Carolina, 75 p.

599. Catalogs on microfilm for Missouri branches. Library Journal, vol. 86, Jul. 1961, pp. 2438-2439.

600. Coburn, Louis. A plan for centralized cataloging in the elementary schools of New York City, New York, New York University, 1961.

601.Coburn, M. Jasper Place library, a project in co-operation. Edmonton Public Library News Notes, vol. 6, Mar. 1961, pp. 19-22.

602. Dave, J. M. Analysis of the literature pertaining to technical processes in high school libraries 1935-1960. Atlanta University, 1961, Thesis OM.S.L.S.), Atlanta University, 29 p.

603. Drennan, H. T. Public Library development in Idaho: a working paper. Boise, Idaho State Library, 1961.

604. Eckford, Mary. The library service center of Eastern Ohio; an experience in centralized processing. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 5, no. 1, Winter 1961, pp. 5- 33.

605. Estell, E. Superintendent's plan for a school library program. Indiana State Teachers College Journal, vol. 32, Jan. 1961, pp. 98-100.

606. Esterquest, Ralph T. Co-operation in library services. Li- brary Quarterly, vol. 31, no. 1, Jan. 1961, pp. 71-89.

607. Gayer, Mary. Effectiveness of centralized library service in elementary schools (phase I). Library Quarterly, vol. 31, no. 3, Jul. 1961, pp. 245-256. 1+9

1961 608. Gish, F. and others. Cooperative practices among public libraries in North Carolina. North Carolina Libraries, vol. 19, Spring 1961, pp. 94-98.

609. Graham, C. A. Trends in library cooperation, 1 21-1 55: an analysis based on Library literature. 1 1, Thesis TR.S.L.S.), University of Texas, 69 p.

610. Hjelmqvist, B. Hur mycket kan man rationalisera i ett bibliotek (How much can one simplify work in a library?) Bok Bibliotek, vol. 28, Nov. 1961, pp. 320-32C.

611. Hopkinson, Shirley L. Centralized cataloging: an annotated bibliography. Bulletin of the School Library Association of California, vol. 32, May 1961, pp. 31-32.

612. Hopkinson, Shirley L. Centralized cataloging and indexing services. Library Journal, vol. 86, 15 Feb. 1961, pp. 747- 749.

613. Idaho revises fee schedule for technical services.Library Journal, vol. 86, Jul. 1961, p. 2445.

614. Indiana gets underway with LSA.Library Journal, vol. 86, Jul. 1961, pp. 2437-2438.

615. Kaiser, Walter H. Synchronized book processing. Library Journal, vol. 86, 15 Feb. 1961, pp. 752-754.

616. Leibel IBS plan delivers books cataloged/processed and pre- bound. Library Journal, vol. 86, 1 Apr. 1961, pp. 1428- 1429.

617. Library Services Center of Missouri.First annual report for the year endin 31 December 1960. Jefferson City, Missouri, The Center, 1961.

618. Lightfoot, R. M. Can cooperative cataloging work? Library Journal, vol. 86, 15 Feb. 1961, pp. 750-752.

619. Lodewycks, K. A. Cataloguing in source experiment: an ap- praisal. Australian Library Journal, vol. 10, Jul. 1961, pp. 157-160.

620. Lucas County Library, Maumee, Ohio. Annual Report. 1961.

621. McDougall, Betty. Reduction of cataloging costs. In Irwin D. Raymond, ed., Seminar on Technical Services. Australia, University of Melbourne, Ballieu Library, 1961, pp. 70-88. 50

1961 622. Mahoney, Orcena. Centralized processing centers. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 5, no. 1, Winter 1961, pp. 76.:47.

623. Mercer, A. E. Cooperative book buying in the Waikato. New Zealand Libraries, vol. 24, Jul. 1961, pp. 133-135.

621k. Metcalfe, John. The use of overseas central cataloguing in Australia with special reference to Library of Congress cataloguing. In Irwin D. Raymond, ed., Seminar on Technical Services. University of Melbourne, Baillieu Library, 1961, pp. 59-69. Also in College and Research Libraries, vol. 25, Jan. 1964, pp. 13-20.

625. Montana, State Library, Extension Commission, Missoula, Montana. Five years under Library Services Act in Montana.July 1956- 30 June 1961. Missoula, The Commission, 1961.

626. Mullen, Evelyn Day. Regional processing for public libraries. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 5, no. 1, Winter 1961, pp. 3 4740.

627. National committee on regional library cooperation.Annual report, 1960; 1961. Library Association Record, vol. 63, Oct. 1961, pp. 349-351; vol. 6I, Sept. 1962, D. 329.

628. New York City Board of Education, Bureau of Libraries.Centra- lized cataloging for elementary and junior high schools. New York, The Board, 1961.

629. Nikolic, R. Koordnacija nabavke u naucnim bibliotekama, Srbije (Coordination of acquisitions of Serbian research libraries). Bibliotekae (Belgrade), vol. 13, Jan. 1961, pp. 62-66.

630. North Carolina, State Library Processing Center. North Carolina State Processing Center: Development and Pro- cedures. Revised edition, 30 Jun. 1961.

631. Peuteman, F. Het inrichten van een wisselfonds voor samenwerking tussen bibliotheken op gewestelijk plan, (Regional plan for cooperative acquisition between libraries). Bibliotheekgids, vol. 37, Jul. 1961, pp. 70-71.

632. Rooy, H. C. van. Die beplanning van 'n landswye kooperatiewe aanskafbeleid vir Suid-Afrikaanse biblioteke (Cooperative acquisitions program in South African Libraries). Libraries, vol. 28, Jan. 1961, pp. 82 89.

633. Seminar on TechniPal Services, Baillieu Library, University of Melbourne, 17-18 August 1961.Edited by I. D. Raymond. 1961. Canberra, Australian Advisory Council on Bibliographical Services, 1961. 51

1961 634. Southern California University. School of Library Science. Cooperative planning for public libraries, an institute. February 16-17, 1961. News Notes of California Libraries, vol. 56, Spring 1961, pp. 215-286.

635. Tauber, Maurice F.Technical services in 1960. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 5, no. 2, Spring 1961, pp. 100-104.

636.Tauber, M. F. and Kingery, R. E. Technical services of the C aho as County Public Library. Cleveland, The Library, 1961, 77 p.

637.Traue, J. E. Cataloguing-in-source: a regretful negative. New Zealand Libraries, vol. 24, Oct. 1961, pp. 192-196.

638.Vanek, Jiri. Nakupny knih pro knihovny - Ano! Ne? (Should we have book buying centres for libraries?)Knihovnik, vol. 6, no. 5, 1961, pp. 153-155.

639. Wicomico County Library, Salisbury, Maryland, Eastern Shore, Book Processing Center. Salisbury, Md., The Library, 1961.

640. Wiese, M. Bernice. Shortening process: centralized cataloging and processing saves time and money. Southeastern Librari- an, vol. 11, Fall 1961, pp. 232-241.

641. Wisconsin, Free Library Commission.Southwest Wisconsin Li- brary Processing Center: a project of the Wisconsin Free Library Commission in cooperation with the Southwest Association of Public Libraries. A five-year report, 1956- 1961. Madison, The Commission, lgl.

642.Wulfekoetter, Gerturde. Acquisitions Work.Seattle, University of Wallington Press, 1961. Chapter 11: Cooperative and centralized acquisition projects, pp. 155-164.

643.Young, H. H. Texas regional group of catalogers and classifiers. Texas Library Journal, vol. 37, Mar. 1961, pp. 9-14.

1962 644.Ashley, Margaret.Library co-operation in cataloging. Manitoba Library Association Bulletin, vol. 10, no. 1, Mar. 1962, pp. 1-4.

645. Beatty, F. F. Yes, we do custom cataloging. Ohio Library Trustee, vol. 24, Jul. 1962, p. 5.

646. Bi'Dlioteksentralen, firm. Oslo. A. L. Biblioteksentralen 1952-1962. 1962, The Firm, 31 p. 52

1962 61i7. Bryant, Douglas W.Memorandum to the Honorable Claiborne Pell. Cambridge, Harvard University Library, 1 May, 1962. Cited InMumford,L. Quincy.Report of the Librarian of Congress on the Bryant Memorandum. Washington, submitted to the Joint Committee on the Library, Sept. 1062. Congress- ional Record, 2 Oct. 1962. Reprinted in Antiquarian Bookman, 22 Oct. 1962.

648. Bundy, Mary Lee. Centralized processing for Missouri libraries: a report based on the experience of member libraries.Troy, New York, 1962.

649. Bundy, Mary Lee. Public library processin centers: a report of a nationwide survey. Troy, New York, 1962.

650 California State Library, Sacramento. Proposed Napa system of public library services; a study with recommendations '')y Florence E. Biller. The Library, 1962, 36 p.

651.California, State Library Processing Center. Report. News Notes of California Libraries, vol. 57, Winter 1962, p. 8.

652. Carhart, Frances D. Southwest Missouri Library Service, Inc.: a study in co-operative centralized technical services. Chicago, American Library Association, 1962, 78 p.

653. Centralized catalogingvariationson an old theme. Ohio Li- brary Association Bulletin, vol. 32, Jul. 1962, p. 22.

654. Centralized processing. Bowker Annual of Library and Book- trade Information. New York, Bowker, 1962, pp. 124-125.

655. Culbertson, Kay. Public and college librariescooperative services. Kentucky Library Association Bulletin, vol. 26, Jul. 1962, pp. 12-18.

656.Director reports (Nassau Library System). Sum and Substance ( Nassau Library System), vol. 3; Mar. 1962, v. 1.

657. Drennan, Henry T.Centralized technical services 'n Idaho. Pacific Northwest Library Association Quarterly, vol. 26, Apr. 1962, pp. 150-.38.

658. Egan, Mary J. Another system centralized: Library Journal, vol. 87, 15 Nov. 1962, pp. 4240-4241.

659.Frarey, Carlyle J. Implications of present trends in technical services for library instruction. Journal of Education for Librarianship, vol. 2, Winter 1962, pp. 132-143. 53

1962 660. Hankins, Mrs. Frank Dale, and Burson, Phyllis S. La Retama and Nuces County report of an experiment in centralized processing.Texas Librarian, vol. 24, May 1962, pp. 84- 86.

661. Hudon, M. Plan for the centralization of technical processes in the library of Laval University, Quebec, Canada. 1962, Thesis 04.S.L.d77, Catholic University of America, 89 p.

662. Idaho State Library. Centralized book processing. Biennial Report, 1 Jul. 1960-30 Jun. 1962, p. 7.

663. Jacobs, James.Blueprint of an idea.School Libraries, vol. 12, Oct. 1962, pp. 29-34+.

664. Johnson, L. Plan of cooperation in Missoula schools. Montana Libraries, vol. 16, Oct. 1962, pp. 8-10.

665. Lively, G. M.Creative elementary school library and centralized processing. Wilson Library Bulletin, vol. 36, May 1962, pp- 753-757.

666. Mallein, A. E.Le catalogage a la source (Cataloging at source). Bulletin des Biblio+hecues de Fiance, vol. 7, Jul. 1962, pp. 351-6.57

667. Missouri, State Library. Annual Report. 1962-.

668. Nassau Library System technical processing in full operation. Sum and Sub .tance (Nassau Library System), vol. 3, Mar.. 1962, pp. 3-4.

669. Nevada, State Library.Report of the State Librarian, 1960- 1962. Carsod City, The Library, 1962, pp. 18-21.

670. Nielsen, T. Systeme d acquisition des bibliotheques do Danemark (System of acquistions in the libraries of Denmark). Bulletin deBibliotheques de France, vol. 7, Dec. 1962, pp:71:563.

671. Oehlerts, Donald E. A study to determine the feasibility of establishing a cooperative technical processing program and direct transmission of interlibrary loans. Denver, Colorado, Association of State Institutions of Higher Education in Colorado, 1962, 45 p.

672. Sabasy, David. North Esx Cooperative Library System, California. Santa Rosa, California, Santa Rosa Public Library, 1962.

673. Schenck, Gretchen K. Public library service in Missouri. Jefferson City, Missouri State Library, 19;. 54

1962 674. Severance, R. Regarding the Elliott addressing machine for other procedures at Southwest Missouri Library Service. 3d. revision, Jul. 1962.

675. Study of Nassau Library System central processing underway. Sum and Substance (Nassau Library System), vol. 3, Jun. 1962, p. 7.

676. Tauber, Maurice F.Technical services in 1961. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 6, no. 2, Spring 1962, pp. 101-109.

677. Tauber, Maurice F., and Kingery, Robert E. The central technical processing of the Nassau Library System; a report on the organization, facilities, operations and problems. Hempstead, New York, The Nassau Library System, 1962, 104 p.

678. Wiese, M. Bernice and Whitehorn, Catherine.Centralized cataloging and processing in Baltimore Public Schools, five-year report, 1956-1961. (Mimeographed Re177-77- Distributed by American Association of School Librarians.

1963 679. Arkansas colleges to re-evaluate cooperative library system. Library Journal, vol. 88, 1 Jan. 1963, p. 70.

680. Bundy, Nary Lee. Behind central processing. Library Journal, vol. 88, 1 Oct. 1963, pp. 3539-3543.

681. Burdick, Jane M. Centralized purchasing and processing in public library systems. Pennsylvania Library Association Bulletin, vol. 18, Feb. 1963, pp. 14-17.

682. California State Library Processing Center. (Brochure). Sacramento, 1973.

683. California, State Library Processing Center. Processing Center Handbook. Sacramento, The Library, 1963.

684. Central processing is big business at Westchester Library System.Library Journal, vol. 88, 15 Dec. 1963, p. 4725.

685. Centralized school libraries. In Canada Dominion Bureau of Statistics. Education Division. Surve of Libraries. Part 2:Academic Libraries, 1960-1 1. Ottawa, Queen's Printer, 1963, pp. 25-35.

686. Cooperative cataloging center opens in Honolulu. Library Journal, vol. 88, Jul. 1963, p. 2661. 55

1963 687. Cutler, Dorothy R. Birth of a new regional library. American Library Association Bulletin, vol. 57, Jan. 1963, pp. 64-70.

688. Downs, Robert B. Cooperative library program: report of a survey of the Arkansas Foundation of Associated Colleges. Little Rock, 1963.

689. Dunkin, P. S. Pyramid or volcano?An analysis and commentary on the Bryant memorandum and the reply by theLibrarian of Congress. Library Journal, vol. 88, 1 Jan. 1963, pp. 51- 57.

690. Durdulov, B. and Perovic, P. Jedinstvena nabavka, katalogizacija i klasifikacija knjiga u narodnim bibliotekama(Cooperative acquisition, cataloging, and classification of books at the national libraries). Bibliotekar', vol. 15, no. 1963, pp. 122-124.

691. Ellsworth, Ralph E.Another chance for centralized cataloging. The Colorado Academic Library, vol. 1, Fall 1963, pp.1-4. Reprinted in Library Journal, vol. 89, 1 Sept. 1964, pp.3104- 3107.

692. Estes, Rice. A study of seven academic libraries in Brooklyn and their cooperative potential. New York, Council on Higher Educational Institutions in New York City,1963, 71 p.

693. Galloway, R. Dean. Cooperative acquisitions for California's libraries. California Librarian, vol. 24, Jul. 1963, pp. 183-187.

694. Gayer, Mary Virginia. Effectiveness of Centralized Library Service in Elementary Schools. 2d. edition. Rutgers Uni- versity Press, 1963, 268 p.

695. Hansen, C. T. Bibliotekerne og deres faellesforetagender (Libraries and their cooperative centers). REOL. vol. 2, Sept. 1963, 132. 131-153.

696. Harshe, Florence E. Profile of the southern Adirondak Li- brary System. Bookmark, vol. 23, Oct. 1963, pp. 8-11.

697. Holden, Katharine M. and Norton, Alice.The Westchester Li- brary System builds on strength for service. Bookmark, vol. 23, Nov. 1963, pp. 37-42.

698. Humphry, John A.Library Cooperation; the Brown University Study of University-School-Community Library Coordination in the State of Rhode Island; with the special assistance of Lucille Wickersham.Providence, Brown University n'ess, 1963, 213 p. 56

1963 699. Jones, Milbrey L. Technical services in school libraries. School Libraries, vol. 13, Oct. 1963, p. 30.

700. Jones, Milbrey L. Technical services in school libraries, an analysis of the literature, 1951-1961.Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 7, no. 2, Spring 1963, pp. 189- 196.

701. Kalinova, Viasta. Na Slovensku ustredni katalogizace (Central- ized cataloguing in Slovakia). Ctenar, vol. 15, no. 1, 1963, p. 15.

702. Klenov, A. V. Bibliotechnye katalogy; rukovodstvo dlia bibliotechnykh rabotnkiov. Moscow, Izd-vo Vsesoiuznoi knizhnoi palaty, 1963, pp. 43-52.

703.. Library processing for the Albuquerque Public School System. White Plains, New York, International Business Machines Corporation, Data Processing Division, 1963? (IBM Appli- cation Brief).

704. McJenkin, Virginia. Streamlining essential routines.Wilson Library Bulletin, vol. 37, Apr. 1963, pp. 680-681.

705. Master plan for public libraries in California adopted by the California Library Association at Coronado, 26 Oct. Cali- fornia Librarian, vol. 24, Jan. 1963, pp. 17-28.

706. New centralized processing center in Honolulu.Wilson Li- brary Bulletin, vol. 38, Oct. 1963, p. 129.

707. New York State Library, Division of Library Extension.Building on strength; New York's plan for a reference and research library program. Albany, 1963.

708. New York State Library, Division of Library Extension.A directory of New York Public library systems. Albany, 1963.

709. New York State Library, Albany, Library Extension Division. Primer of public library systems in New York State. The Division, 1963, 19 p. Also in Texas Library Journal, vol. 40, Summer 1964, pp. 60-63+.

710. Ontario new universities library project. Ontario Library Review. vol. 48, Feb. 1964, p. 35. (Repainted from Ontario Government Services, Nov. 1963).

711. Parker W. W. Possibility of extension academic library cooperation in Ohio: a survey. Delaware, Ohio College As- sociation, 1963, 31 p. 57

1963 712. Processing centers:guidelines for study. School Libraries, vol. 12, Jan. 1963, pp. 40-41+.

713. Report recommends more cooperation among Brooklyn's academic libraries. Library Journal, vol. 88, 15 Oct. 1963, 3810- 3811.

714. Sabasy, David. North Bay cooperative library system. News Notes of California Libraries, vol. 58, Summer 1963, pp. 335-347.

715. Space to be provided for extra service to Kentucky's libraries. Kentucky Library Association Bulletin, vol. 27, Oct. 1963, pp. 18-19.

716. Stoner, J. E. Inter-library cooperation in Indiana.Library Occurrent, vol. 21, Sept. 1963, pp. 51-56+.

717. Sullivan, M. T. Progress report from the Suffolk cooperative system. SCLA Data (Suffolk County Library Association), vol. 20, Spring 1963, pp. 10-11.

718. Tauber, Maurice F. lechnical services in 1962.Library Re- sources and Technical Services, vol. 7, no. 2, Spring 1963, pp. 133J41.

719. University of Toronto to administer a project in the establishment of basic libraries.Wilson Library Bulletin vol. 38, Dec. 1963, p. 321.

720. Urdige, M. D. Literature of interlibrary cooperation in technical services. In H. M. Welch, ed., Literature of library technical services. University of Illinois Gradu- ate School of Library Science (Occasional Paper 58, revised), 1963, pp. 35-39.

721. Verschoor, I. A. and Bundy, M. L. Regional librarysystems development in Massachusetts; a report of an investigation with recommendations. The Authors, 1963, 49 p.

722. Wendel, C. E. Book processing center: progress report. Florida Libraries, vol. 14, Sept. 1963, pp. 7-10+.

1964 723. Aceto, Vincent J.Panacea or Pandora's box? A look at central processing in New York State. Library Journal, vol. 89, Jan. 1964, pp. 322-324+.

724. Adcock, Elizabeth.A comparison of the operation of various processing centers. LibrarResources and Technical Services,

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1964 725. Association of Research Libraries.Minutes of the sixty- third meeting. 26 Jan. 1964, pp. 1-2 and Appendix E, TT47-52.

726. Association of Research Libraries to develop a program for more effective sharing of orginal cataloging.Wilson Library Bulletin, vol. 38, Mar. 1964, p. 525+.

727. Auld, Lawrence W. S.Compiling school library orders with punched cards in centralizing processing. Hawaii Library Association Journal, vol. 20, Spring 1964, pp. 14 -25.

728. Bishop, Mary.Wanted: books to process.Library Occurrent, vol. 21, Mar. 1964, pp. 103-104.

729. Board of regents has granted an absolute charter to the Westchester library system. New York Library Association Bulletin, vol. 12, Jul. 1964, p. 99.

730. Bouwhuis, T. G. C.Cataloguing-in-source experiment in de U.S.A. Bibliotheekleven, vol. 49, Nov. 1964, pp. 447- 451.

731. Bregzis, Ritvars. Some prerequisites to cooperative cataloging. College and Research Libraries, vol. 25, no. 6, Nov. 1964, pp. 497-500.

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742. Fitch, V. E. Progress report on prospective Mother Lode cooperative library system. News Notes of California Li- braries, vol. 59, Fall 1964, pp.460 :462.

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744. Hanley, Mary. Centralized processing, recent trends and current status: a review and listhesis of the literature. University of Illinois, Graduate School of Library Science Occasional Paper, (71). 1964,`24 p.

745. Hanna, E. F. North Bay cooperative library system.News Notes of California Libraries, vol. 59, Fall 1964, pp. 471-

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750. Kuhlman, A. F. The study of seven academic libraries in Brooklyn and their co-operative potential (Review Article). Library Quarterly, vol. 34, no. 2, Apr. 1964, pp. 194- 199. 6o

1964 751. Leet, Herbert L. Chemung-Southern Tier library system, a federation. Bookmark, vol. 23, Apr. 1964, pp. 197-201.

752. Mahar, Mary Helen, and Holladay, Doris C.Statistics of Public Schools Libraries, 1960-61, Part I, Basic Tables. Washington, U. S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education, 1964, pp. 68-74.

753. Mashalas, B. B. Tsentralizovannaia katalogizatsiia v Litovskoi SSR. Sovetskaia bibliografia, vol. 83, no. 1, 1964, pp. 34-39.

754. Mounce, Marvin. San Joaquin Valley library system.News Notes of California Libraries, vol. 59, Fall 1964, pp. 468- 7/57

755. Nassau Library System. The year we pushed the button. Re- printed from Nassau Library System annual report, 1964, 9 p.

756. Neff, E. B., et al.Pioneer library system, multi-system co-op. Bookmark, vol. 24, Dec. 1964, pp. 76-82.

757. New Illinois processing center is $31,000 in debt; has backlog.Library Journal, vol. 89, 15 Dec. 1964, p. 4876.

758. Porter, Jean H. Niagara-Orleans heard from.Library Journal, vol. 89, 15 Mar. 1964, p. 1286.

759. Program for shared cataloging to be developed by ARL. Li- brary Journal, vol. 89, 1 Mar. 1964, p. 1046.

760. Prospects for library cooperation in New York City:planning for more effective utilization of reference and research resources. New York Library Association Bulletin, vol. 12, Jan. 1964, pp. 1-5.

761. Rounds, Joseph B. Buffalo and Erie County public library, a federated system. Bookmark, vol. 23, Feb. 1964, pp. 133- 137.

762. Skipper, J. E. ARL concentrates on centralized cataloging. Library Journal, vol. 89, Aug. 1964, p. 2953.

763. State aid spurs local support:lesson of Nassau Library System. Library Journal, vol. 89, 15 Jan. 1964, p. 208.

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766. Tauber, Maurice F. Technical services in 1963. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 8, no. 2, Spring 1964, pp. 101-111.

767. Weitzel, William F.Finger Lakes library system develops a program of cooperative service. Bookmark, vol. 23, Jan. 1964, pp. 105-111.

768. Wendel, Clara E. Book processing center, Orlando, Florida: a case study. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 8, no. 1, Winter 1964, pp. 71-76.

769. Westby, Barbara M.Commercial cataloging services: a directory. Library Journal, vol. 80, 1 Apr. 1964, pp. 1508-1513.

770. Wright, M. A. Four county library system. Bookmark, vol. 24, 1 Oct. 1964, pp. 4-11. Also in Texas Library Journal, vol. 41, Summer 1965, pp. 44- 46.

1965 771. Agreement opens way for centralized cataloging unit. Kansas Library Bulletin, vol. 34, Spring 1965, p. 25.

772. Alster, L. Bibliotekscentralen og skolebibliotekerne (Central library and school libraries).Bogens Verden, vol. 47, May 1965, p. 189.

773. Bates, Mary Nelson. The state-supported regional library center in Tennessee. Library Trends, vol. 13, no. 3, Jan 1965, pp. 296-303.

774. Bob, M. L. and Bertran, R. M.Chautauqua-Cattaraugus library system. Bookmark, vol. 24, Jun. 1965, pp. 269-273.

775. Bonsall, George. The story of Alanar. California School Li- braries, vol. 36, no. 3, Mar. 1965, pp. 9-11.

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1965 779. Broderick, Dorothy M.The roles of a consultant in a cooperative system headquarters.Library Trends, vol. 13, no. 3, Jan. 1965, pp. 342-352.

780. Campbell, H. C. Proposal for a bibliographic bank for the province of Ontario.Canadian Library Association Feliciter, vol. 11, Dec. 1965, pp. 7-12.

781. Canadian libraries offered cataloging, processing services. Publishers' Weekly, vol. 187, 21 Jun. 1965, p. 79.

782. Carroll, John F. ALESCO--The newest of the commercial book processors.California School Libraries, vol. 36, no. 3, Mar. 1965, pp. 17-26.

783. Clapp, V. W. Libraries of the state-assisted institutions of higher education in Ohio: their maintenance and development; guidelines for policy, prepared for Academy for Educational Development. Washington, 1965, 51 p.

784. Cleveland (Mississippi) leads way in development of central elementary school libraries.Mississippi Library News, vol. 29, Mar. 1965, pp. 31-32.

785. Connor, J. L. Knighthood, kingdoms, empires, and islands. Illinois Libraries, vol. 47, Mar. 1965, pp. 191-196.

786. Corbin, John Boyd.Centralized processing center of the Texas State Library.Texas Libraries, vol. 27, Fall 1965, pp. 118-125.

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788. Crawford, J. C. American libraries book procurement centre, New Delhi, and accessions list:India. Herald of Li- brary Science, vol. 4, Jul. 1965, pp. 197-202.

789. Dane, Chase. Commercial processing for elementary school libraries?California School Libraries, vol. 36, no. 3, Mar. 1965, pp. 32-36.

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1965 792. Downs, Robert B. College library cooperation in Arkansas. Illinois Libraries, vol. 47, Mar. 1965, pp. 197-202.

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794 Drexel Institute of Technology--Pennsylvania State Library Project. Survey of the public libraries in Erie County, Pennsylvania; with the assistance of the American As- sociation of University Women. 1965, 74 p. Review by D. C. Palmer. Drexel Library Quarterly, vol. 2, Apr. 1966, pp. 181-182.

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800. Gelfand, M. A. Cooperative acquisitions schemes and the developing countries. UNESCO Bulletin for Libraries, vol. 19, Nov. -Dec. 1965, pp. 291-296.

801. Gimbel, H. Rationalization in Danish public libraries. De Openbare Bibliotheek, vol. 8, Dec. 1965, pp. 375-382.

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804.Hendricks, Donald. Cooperative growing pains; the story of the first difficult year of operation of the Oak Park, Illinois, book processing center. Library Journals vol. 90, 1 Nov. 1965, pp. 4699-4703. 64

1965 805. Hickey, Doralyn J. Prospects for cooperative cataloging among theological librarians. American Theological Li- brary Association Newsletter, vol. 12, 15 May 1965, pp. 74-79.

806. Hoey, R. A. Onondaga library system. Bookmark, vol. 24, Mar. 1965, pp. 181-185.

807, Ivanova, S. 0 tsentralizovannoi katalogizatssi (On centralized cataloguing). Bibliotekar' (USSR), no. 11, Nov. 1965, pp. 49-50.

808. Jacobs, Alma S. Montana chooses federations of libraries. Library Trends, vol. 13, no. 3, Jan. 1965, pp. 304-310.

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810. Karpel, L.Flexibility for the future: the Mid-Hudson libraries story. Bookmark, vol. 24, May 1965, pp. 243-247.

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812. Lebowitz, Abraham I. Shared technical services. Sci-Tech News (SLA), vol. 19, Fall-Winter 1965, pp. 108-109.

813. Leibel, Carl J. A lure for librarians. California School Libraries, vol. 36, no. 3, Mar. 1965, pp. 8-9.

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817. McGirt, L. B.Need for centralized processing for the public school libraries of Forsyth County, North Carolina. 1965, Thesis 70777), University of North Carolina, 50 p.

818. McGrath, L. H. Central library services of the education departments of the Australian states. Libraries Board of South Australia, Adelaide, 1965, 90 p.

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821. Mellard, K. E. Centralized processing as practiced in public school administrative units in North Carolina.195, Thesis (M.S.L.S.), University of North Carolina, 55 p.

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823. North Carolina Library Association. Technical proposal for a book program for the public libraries of North Carolina. Bethesda, Maryland, Documentation, Inc., 1965, 20 p.

824. Norton, E. S.Spring Branch (Texas) processing center. Texas Library Journal, vol. 41, Winter 1965, pp. 145-147.

825, Oellrich, Gertrude L. Alanar book processing center, cataloging operations. California School Libraries, vol. 36, no. 3, Mar. 1965, pp. 12-17.

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828. Peterson, Orcena Mahoney.Report to Missouri State Library, 10 Dec. 1965.

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1965 835. Richards, John S.Regional library organization and development in Washington State.Library Trends, vol. 13, no. 3, Jan. 1965, pp. 311-317.

836. Stahle, M. B. Cooperative potential of eight academic and research libraries based on an analysis of current acquisitions. 1965, Thesis7M.A.), University of Chicago, 69 p.

837. Stoffel, Lester L.Equal time for smaller debt.Library Journal, vol. 90, 1 Feb. 1965, p. 414.

838. Tauber, Maurice F. and Stephens, Irlene R. Southern Cali- fornia library study: centralized technical processing. In Martha Boaz. ed., Strength through Cooperation in Southern California Libraries, a Survey. Los Angeles, 1965.

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840. Texas State Library will begin centralized processing center as pilot under LSCA.Library Journal, vol. 90, 1 May 1965, p. 2113.

841. Tompkins, E. and M. Pangburn.Upper Hudson library federation. Bookmark, vol. 25, Dec. 1965, pp. 101-104.

842. U. S. Congress, House Committee on Education and Labor, Special Subcommittee on. Education. Hearings before the Special Subcommittee on Education of the Committee on Education and Labor on H.R. 3220. 89th Congress, 1st Session, pp. 368-384.

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844. U. S. Library of Congress. Draft statement of policy guidelines to be followed 11y the Library of Congress in implementation of the centralized acquisitions and cataloging project for the benefit of research libraries under the Higher Education Act, Title-n-77Oct. 1965.

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846. Van der Meulen, A. J. M. Centraal catalogiseren van jeugdlectuur (Central cataloging of children's books). Openbare.Bibliotheek, vol. 8, no. 3, Apr. 1965, pp. 74-75. 67

1965 847. Warheit, I. A. Centralization of library processing. Special Libraries, vol. 56, no. 10, Dec. 1965, pp. 697- 699.

848. Weiss, R.Technical services of the Westchester library system.New Jersey Libraries September 1965, pp. 12- 17.

849. Westby, Barbara M. Commercial cataloging services. Wilson Library Bulletinvol. 39, 8 Mar. 1965, pp. 560-5677--

850. Williams, Gordon R. Library cooperation.key to greater resources. SpecialLibraries, vol. 56, Oct. 1965, pp. 565- 570.

851. Wisconsin. University. Second Annual School Library Institute. Planning Technical Services for School Libraries. Madison, University of Wisconsin, 21-23 Jul.

1966 852. Ambartsumian, Z. N. Nesostoiatel'nye predlozheniia. Bibliotekar', no. 1, 1966, pp. 51-55.

853. American Library Association Resources and Technical Services Division. Regional Processing Committee. Guidelines for centralized technical services. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 10, no. 2, Spring 1966, pp. 233- 240.

854. American Library Association. Resources and Technical Services Division. Regional Processing Committee. Regional processing centers: a preliminary list. July 1966.

855. Association of Research Libraries.Minutes of the sixty- seventh meeting. 23 Jan. 1966, pp. 1-6 and Appendix A; A program for centralized cataloging at the Library of Congress under Title II, Part C of the Higher Education Act, pp. 18-24.

855A. Australian Advisory Council on Bibliographic Services, Canberra. Seminar on central cataloguing. Australian

855B. Balnaves, John. Shared cataloging.Australian Library Journal, vol. 15, Oct. 1966, pp. 196-199.

856. Campbell, H. C. Proposal for a bibliographic bank for the province of Ontario. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 10, Fall 1966, pp. 512-519.

857. Carrington, David K. Bibliography of library cooperation. Special Libraries, vol. 57, Jul.-Aug. 1966, pp. 395- 399. 68

1966 858. Chadwick, C. S. Book catalog; new hope for cooperative programs. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 10, Spring 1966, pp. 160-163.

859. Commercial cataloging services.Library Journal, vol. 91, 15 Oct. 1966, pp. 5133-5135.

860. Conferences abroad on shared cataloging and acquisition program: in Poland and in the U.S.S.R. Librar of Congress Information Bulletin, vol. 25, 22 Dec. 1 , pp.780 - 782.

861. Cronin, John W. Library of Congress national program for acquisitions and cataloging. Libri, vol. 16, no. 2, 1966, pp. 113-117.

862. Curley, Walter W. Computer-produced catalog cards. The Bookmark, vol.25, Apr. 1966, pp. 261-262.

863. Curley, Walter W. The data processing program in operation at the Suffolk cooperative library system, Patchogue, New York. In Proceedings of the 1965 Clinic on Library Applications of Data Processin,. Graduate of Li- brary Science, University of Illinois, 1966, pp. 15-42.

861k. Curley, Walter W. Project: a school library system for all public and private schools in the county to pool resources, provide bibliographic control through a union catalog, and provide centralized services ranging from selection to delivery; patterned on a public library cooperative system. Library Journal, vol. 91, 15 Feb. 1966, pp. 1029-1031+.

865. Darling, Richard L. Is central processing for you? Library Journal, vol. 91, 15 Dec. 1966, pp. 6153-6156.

866. Data processing breakthrough. New York Library Association Bulletin, vol. 14, Mar. 1966, p:417

867. Dawson, John M. Planning cooperatively for centralized processing. Nebraska Public Library Commission Newsletter (Luncheon address at the Nebraska Library Association, 2) Oct. 1966), Oct. 1966-Jan. 1967, 5 p.

868. Developments in Library of Congress' program under Title II-C. Library of Cow ress Information Bulletin, vol. 25, 28 Jul. 1966, pp. 4 7- 8.

869. Dewe, M. British librarian in Sweden. Library World, vol. 67, May 1966, pp. 315-319. 69

1966 870. Dougherty, Richard M. A central processing center for Colorado academic libraries.The Colorado Academic Li- brary-, vol. 3, nos. 3 and 4, Summer and Fall 1966, pp. 4-6.

871. Eastern regional public library system born in Massachusetts after six years labor. Library Journal, vol. 91, 1 Dec. 1966, pp. 5913-5914.

871A. Ellsworth, Ralph E. and Dougherty, Richard M.A proposal to National Science Foundation for support of development on an academic libraries cooperative processing center for all Colorado colleges and universities. Stage I: Design of the system. Prouosal 65.5.242 as revised Mar.- Jul. 1966.

872. Frary, Mildred P. Commercial cataloging processing in the Los Angeles schools. School Libraries, vol. 15, Jan. 1966, pp. 11-15.

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874. Geddes, Andrew. Data processing in a cooperative system opportunities for service. In Data Processing in Public and University Libraries; edited by John Harvey, Washington, D.C., Spartan Books, 1966, pp. 25-35.

875. Geddes, A. Interstate cooperative library service. Bookmark, vol. 25, Feb. 1966, pp. 194-195.

876. Gosin, I. Mashiny--nashi pomoshchniki. Bibliotekar', no. 3, 1966, pp. 50-53.

877. Hamer, E. E. Conferences in Europe on shared cataloging and acquisition programs. Librar of Congress Information Bulletin, vol. 25, 17 Nov. 16, pp. 721-722.

878. Harris, E. C. and White, S.. F. Ramapo Catskill library system. Bookmark, vol. 25, Feb. 1966, pp. 187-193.

879. Hendricks, Donald D. Comparative costs of book processing in a processing center and in five individual libraries. Sprinfgield, Illinois, Illinois State Library, May 1966, 89 p.

880. Hendricks, Donald. Organization for processing at the book processing center, Oak Park, Illinois. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 10, no. 4, Fall 1966, pp. 479- 70

1966 881. Ivanova, S. P. and Chizhkova, G. I. 0 tsentralizovannoi katalogizatsii dlia massovykh bibliotek.Sovetskaia Bibliografia, vol. 97, no. 3, 1966, pp. 1723.

882. Jackson, Sidney L.Some notes on the numbers game. Journal of Education for Librarianship, vol. 6, Sept. 1966, pp. 329-330.

883. Jones, M. L. Technical services for school libraries; exploring new methods.National Association of Secondary- School Principals. Bulletin, vol. 50, Jan. 1966, pp. 52- 58.

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885. Joyce, William D. Pre-processed library books:report of a pilot study. State College of Worcester Library, 1966.

886. Kirkin, IU. Gde zhe obrabtyvat' knigi?Bibliotekar', no. 3, 1966, pp. 42-43.

887. LC centralized cataloging plans highlighted at 67th ARL meeting. Library Journal, vol. 91, 15 Mar. 1966, p. 1374+.

888. LC distributes first catalog cards prepared from BNB (British National Bibliography) data. Library Journal, vol. 91, 15 Jun. 1966, p. 3132.

889. McChesney, F. W. Mohawk Valley Library Association. Bookmark, vol. 25, Jan. 1966, pp. 145-149.

890. Mikhailov, A. I., Chernyi, A. I., and Giliarevskii, R. S. Osnovy nauchnoi informatsii. Moscow, Nauka, 1965, p. 509. An English translation of Chapter 7, pp. 494-544 appeared as: Mikhailov (sic) A.I., et al. Organization of Scien- tific and Technical Information in the Communist World. Washington, D.C., ATD, 1966. (AD 627

891. Miller, R. A. and Moriarty, J. H. University library development in Indiana,.1910 to 1966. Library Trends, vol. 15, Oct. 1966, pp. 248-257.

892. Nassau Library System. Technical services procedures (a- dopted by member library directors at meeting of 20 Apr. 1966). 14 p.

893. Nelson Associates, Inc. Centralized Processing for the Public Libraries of New York State; a survey conducted for the New York State Library by Nelson Associates, Inc., in collaboration with The Theodore Stein Co, New York, 1966. Summary in Bookmark, vol. 25, no. 7, Apr. 1966, pp. 243-246. 71

1966 894. Nelson Associates, Inc.The feasibility of further centralizing the technical processing operations of the public libraries of New York City; a survey conducted for the Brooklyn Public Library, The New York Public Library, and the Queens Borough Public Library, by Nelson Associates, Inc., in collaboration with the Theodore Stein Co., New York, 1966. Summary in Bookmark, vol. 25, May 1966, pp. 295-296.

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896.Nelson Associates survey recommends one catalog center for state of New York. Library Journal, vol. 91, 15 Jun. 1966, p. 3132.

897. The New York Metropolitan Reference and Research Library Agency, Inc.The Bookmark, vol. 25, Dec. 1966, pp. 77- 78.

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900. North, J.Co-operative book centre of Canada. Assistant Librarian, vol. 59, Oct. 1966, pp. 194-195.

900A. Ohio college library center: description of proposal. Ohio Library Association Bulletin, vol. 36, Oct. 1966, p. 6.

901. Orne, Jerrold.Title II-C, a little revolution. Southeastern Librarian, vol. 16, Fall 1966, pp. 164-167.

902. Pennsylvania State Library. Southeastern Pennsylvania processing center feasibility study, final report. Sponsored by the Philadelphia District Library Cent7FTFree Library of Philadelphia); prepared for the Pennsylvania State Li- brary by Sarah K. Vann. New York, 1966.

903. Processing centers for public libraries:a tentative list. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 10, no. 4, Fall 1966, pp. 48j272.

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1966 905. Robertson, B. O. Cooperative efforts in systems-wide school libraries.Mountain Plains Library Quarterly, vol. 11, Spring 1966, pp. 3-5.

906. Shared cataloging arrangement with British National Bibli- ography. Library of Con ress Information Bulletin, vol. 25, 12 May 1966, pp. 238-2 O.

907. The space breakthrough. Annual report of the Nassau Library System, 1966.

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909. Sukiasian, E. R. Sostoianie i perspektivy razvitiia tsentrali- zovannoiklassifikatsiiv SSSR.Sovetskaia Bibliografia, vol. 97, no. 3, 1966, pp. 3-16.

910.Tauber, Maurice F. and Stephens, Irlene Roemer. Technical services in 1965. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 10, no. 2, Spring 1966, pp. 211-221.

911. Three catalog-related studies receive grant support from CLR. Library Journal, vol. 91, 15 Sept. 1966, p. 4064.

912. U. S. Congress. An act to extend and amend the Library Services and Construction Act. Public Law 89-511, 19 Jul. 1966, p. 2.

913. U. S. Library of Congress Information Systems Office.A preliminary report on the MARC (Machine-Readable Cataloging) pilot project.Washington, D.C., The Library of Congress, 1966.

914. Van Geel, K. Birmingham-Bloomfield (Mclii..,gan public library system: problems and prospects. 1966, Thesis (M.S.L.S.), Catholic Uhiversity of America, 64 p.

915. Vann, Sarah K. Southeastern Pennsylvania processing center feasibility study: a summary. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 10, no. 4, Fall 1966, pp:-471- 478.

916. Vasilenko, V. I. Distributing centres for libraries in the USSR. UNESCO Bulletin for Libraries, vol. 20, no. 3, May-Jun. 1966, pp. 136-139.

917. Welch, Helen M. Implications for resources and technical -services. College and Research Libraries, vol. 27, Sept. 1966, pp. 340-345. 73

1966 918.Wellisch, H. Catalogue card service of the Israel Li- brary Association.Library Association Record, vol. 68, May 1966, pp. 166-168.

919.Wells, A. J. Role of the British National Bibliography in the application of computers to public library systems. Aslib Proceedings, vol. 18, Sept. 1966, pp. 263-267.

1967 920. American Library Association.Committee on Standards. Mini- mum Standards for Public Library Systems 1966. Chicago, American Library Association, 1967.

921. American Library Association.New York City Conference, July 15, 1966, program sponsored by School Library Techni- cal Services Committee and Regional Processing Committee of R.T.S.D. on "Centralized Processing:A Practical Ap- proach." LibrarResources and Technical Services, vol. 11, no. 1, Winter 1 7, pp. 27-49.

921A. Another library system slated for New York.Library Journal, vol. 92, Jul. 1967, p. 2502.

922. Branscomb, Lewis C. The Ohio College Library Center. The Rub-Off, vol. 18, no. 2, Mar.-Apr. 1967, 6 p.

923. Buist, Eleanor. Soviet centralized cataloging: a view from abroad. Library Trends, vol. 16, Jul. 1967, pp. 127 - 142.

923A. California. State Library.Memorandum from Mrs. Carma Leigh, dated 27 Jun. 1967; subject:Automated center for cooperative cataloging and serials control to be established at California State Library. 2 p.

924. Clapp, Verner W. Retrospect and prospect. Library Trends, vol. 16, Jul. 1967, pp. 165-175.

925. College library center to be created in Ohio.Library Journal, vol. 92, no. 4, 15 Feb. 1967, p. 726.

926. Colorado academic libraries to get central processing. Li- brary Journal, vol. 92, 1 Mar. 1967, pp. 956, 964-965.

926A. Cronin, John W. Esther Piercy and the cataloging-in-source experiment. LibrarResources and Technical Services, vol. 11, Summer 1 7, pp. 263-277

927. Cronin, John W. Remarks on LC plans for implementation of new centralized acquisitions and cataloging program under Title II-C, Higher Education Act.Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 11, no. 1, Winter 1967, pp. 35- 45. 1967 928.Cronin, John W., John M. Dawson, William S. Dix and James E. Skipper. Centralized cataloging at the national and international level. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 11, no. 1, Winter 1967, pp. 27-49.

928A. Council on Library Resources.Grant to the New England Board of Higher Education to help six-state, inter-university library cataloging project.Recent Developments, no. 216, 1 Feb. 1967.

929.Darling, Richard L. School library processing centers. Li- brary Trends, vol. 16, Jul. 1967, pp. 58-66.

930.Dawson, John M. A history of centralized cataloging. Li- brary Resources and Technical Services, vol. 11, Winter 1967, pp. 28-32.

931.Dawson, John M. The Library of Congress: its role in cooperative and centralized cataloging. Library Trends, vol. 16, Jul. 1967, pp. 85-96.

932.Dix, William S. Centralized cataloging and university libraries Title II, Part C, of the Higher Education Act 1965. Library Trends, vol. 16, Jul. 1967, pp. 97-111.

933.Dix, William S. Recent developments in centralized cataloging. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 11, Winter 19TT pp. 32-35.

933A. Dougherty, Richard M. and McKinney, Abigail. Ten years of progress in acquisitions: 1956-1966. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 11, Summer 1967, pp. 289- 301.

934. Duchac, Kenneth F. Evaluation of the processing centers. Library Trends, vol. 16, Jul. 1967, pp. 14-22.

934A. Dunkin, Paul S. Cataloging and CCS: 1957-1966. Librar Resources and Technical Services, vol. 11, Summer 1 7, pp. 267-288.

934B. Four Maryland systems plan cooperative center. Library Journal, vol. 92, 1 Jun. 1967, p. 2108.

9340. Grant to the New England Board of Higher Education to further development of a computer-based regional library cataloging and processing center.Library of Congress Information

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935. Hegland, M. L.Why we can't wait (letter). Library Journal, vol. 92, 15 Mar. 1967, pp. 1267-1268. 75

1967 936. Hiatt, Peter. Cooperative processing centers for public libraries. Library Trends, vol. 16, Jul. 1967, pp. 67- 84.

936A. Highum, Clayton D. Centralized processing for public libraries in Illinois. (Research Series no. 10) Springfield, Illinois, Illinois State Library, 1967. 96 p. Review by S. L. Jackson in: Library Journal, vol. 92, 15 Nov. 1967, p. 4131.

937. Infornics, Inc. The development of a system for catalog data file-creation for the New England regional library technical processing center. Progress Report for months 1 and 2. 10 Mar. 1967.

937A. Little, Arthur D. Inc. A centralized processing system for school libraries in New York state; report to Bureau of School Libraries, New York state education department. (Rept. C- 69649) Oct. 1967. 28 p.

937B. Little, Arthur D. Inc.A plan for a library processing center for the State University of New York; Report to the Office of Educational Communications, State University of New York. (Rept. C-69541) Nov. 1967. 127 p.

9370. MacQuarrie, C. O. Cooperative cataloging procedures and shared bibliographic information. Southern California Technical Processes Group Conference, 1967 Riverside Library Auto- mation, 1967, 2 p.

937D. Merge county systems says Maryland study.Library Journal, vol. 92, 1 Sept. 1967, p. 2876.

938. Mumford, L. Q. International breakthrough: an account of the operational beginnings of the shared cataloging program. Library Journal, vol. 92, 1 Jan. 1967, pp. 79-82.

938A. NLM information on LC cards. Library of Congress Information Bulletin, vol. 26, 18 May 1967, p. 332.

939. Pfefferle, Richard A. and Theodore C. Hines.Feasibility of a cooperative processing center for Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Montgomery and Prince Georges counties in Maryland.New York, New York. 1967, 63 p.

940. Piercy, Esther J. and Talmadge, Robert L, eds.Cooperative and centralized cataloging.Library Trends, vol. 16, Jul. 1967, 175 p.

941. Processing project moves ahead in Massachusetts. Library Journal, vol. 92, 15 Mar. 1967, p. 1104. 76

1967 942. Regional library technical processing center. Scientific Information Notes, Aug.-Sept. 1967, p. 9.

943. Shachtman, Bella E. Other federal activities. Library Trends, vol. 16, Jul. 1967, pp. 112-126.

944. Skipper, James E.Future implications of Title II-C, Higher Education Act of 1965.Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 11, no. 1, Winter 1967, p. 46-49.

945. Standard book numbers. The Bookseller, no. 3192, 26 Feb. 1967, pp. 1345-1346.

946. Stewart, Robert P.Help for central libraries--What does it all mean?The Bookmark, vol. 26, Feb. 1967, pp. 141-142.

947. The Suffolk cooperative library system.Descriptive brochure, 1967? 8 p.

948. Tauber, Maurice F. Introduction (In Cooperative and centralized cataloging issue) Library Trends, vol. 16, Jul. 1967, pp. 6- 13.

948A. Tauber, Maurice F. and Irlene Roemer Stephens.Technical services in libraries, 1956-1966. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 11, Summer 1967, p. 321 -329.

948B. Three a/v companies begin to issue catalog cards. Library Journal, vol. 92, 15 May 1967, pp. 1985-1986. Also in School Library Journal, vol. 14, May 1967, pp. 21- 22.

948C. Technical services directors of processing centers form discussion group.Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 11, Summer 1967, p. 344.

949. Vann, Sarah K. Evaluation of centers:the views of members. Library Trends, vol. 16, Jva. 1967, pp. 23-45.

949A, Vincent, Donald E. New England state university libraries' regional processing center. American Library Association Bulletin, vol. 61, Jun. 1967, p. 672-673.

950. Weber, David C. Book catalog trends in 1966.Library Trends, vol. 16, Jul. 1967, pp. 149-164.

951. Weiss, Irvin J., and Wiggins, Emilie V. Computer-aided centralized cataloging at the National Library of Medicine. Library Resources and Technical Services, vol. 11, Winter 1967, p. 77

1967 952. Wells, A. J.Centralized cataloging in Great Britian. Library Trends, vol. 16, Jul. 1967, pp. 143-148.

953. Westby, Barbara M. Commercial services.Library Trends vol. 16, Jul. 1967, pp. 46-57.

1968 954. Leonard, Lawrence E. Colorado academic libraries book processing center: a feasibility study. Accepted for publication by College and Research Libraries; to appear early 1968. 78

AUTHOR INDEX

(Number refers to bibliographic entry) A

Acetro, Vincent J., 723 Arkansas, Library Commission, 387 Adcock, Elizabeth, 477, 509, 556, Armstrong, C. M., 375 724 Ashley, Margaret, 644 Ake, Robert S., 478 Association of Research Libraries, 451 Alster, L., 772 725, 726, 759, 855 Altmann, B., 308 Auld, Lawrence W. S., 727 Alvord, Dorothy, 374 Australian Advisory Council on Bibli- ographic Services, 855A Ambartsumian, Z. N., 852 Axon, E., 172 American Association of School Librarians, 557 Ayrault, M. W., 511 American Library Association, B 427, 921 Baatz, Wilmer H., 347 Committee on Bibliography, 206, 212 Bagnall, A. G., 332 Committee on Co-operative Cata- Bailey, L. C., 318 loging, 197, 213, 221, 238, Baker, E. A., 152 252, 279 Balnavcs, John, 855B Committee on Printed Catalogue for Periodical Sets, 74 Barcus, T. R., 270 Committee on Publishers' Title- Bard, H. E., 512 Slips, 23 Barkman, Marie, 428 Committee on Standards, 920 Barlow, H., 147 Publishing Board, 97, 98, 99, 120 Bates, Mary Nelson, 773 Baud, W. C., 280 Publishing Section, 43, 55, 62, 63, 75, 83 Bauhuis, W., 271 Regional Processing Committee, Beatty, F. F., 645 510, 558, 592, 853, 854 Bendix, Dorothy, 479 Amorim, M. J. T. de, 450 Benyon, E. V., 377 Anderson, A., 140 Berry, R. E., 513 Anderson, E. H., 134 Bertran, R. M., 774 Anderson, LeMoyne W., 593 Biagi, Guido, 121 Anderson, P. G., 803 Biller, Florence, 429 Andrews, Clement W., 57, 64, 65, Birnbaum, H., 452 76, 85, 102, 135, 185 Birkelund, P., 514 79

Bishop, Mary, 728 Campbell, A. B., 598 Bishop, IT. W., 161, 253 Campbell, F. B. F., 77 Bjorkbom, C., 362, 559 Campbell, H. C., 780, 856 Blasco Genova, P. R., 480 Canada Dominion Bureau of Statistics, 685 Blease, W., 165 Capel, Elna, 454 Bliss, Henry E., 189, 214 Carhart, Frances D., 652 Bloss, R. M., 388 Carlson, W. H., 390 Boaz, Martha, 594 Carrington, David K., 857 Bob, M. L., 774 Carroll, John F., 782 Bonsall, George, 775 Carter, Robert L., 732 Borden, William A., 40 Cavender, Thera P., 415 Bouwhuis, T. G. C., 730, 777 Chadwick, C. S., 858 Bowerman, Charles E., 354 Chaplin, A. H., 391 Bowron, Albert W., 595 Chebotarev, A. I., 517 Boyd, Jessie Edna, 402 Chang, Chi, 518 Branscomb, Lewis C., 922 Chernyi, A. I., 890 BreZzis, Ritvars, 731, 778 Chilovi, Desiderio, 123 Briggs, Joan, 389 Chizhkova, G. I., 881 Broderick, Dorothy 14., 779 Christiansen, P. K., 343 Brown, Karl, 515 Clapp, Verner W., 783, 924 Browne, N. E., 186 Clark, E. D., 222 Brownell, L. V., 190 Clark, Patricia J., 733 Bryant, Douglas W., 647 Clatworthy, C. M., 141 Bryon, J. F. W., 281 Coburn, Louis, 600 Buist, Eleanor, 923 Coburn, M., 601 Bun..., Mary Lee, 596, 648, 649, 68o, 721 Cohen, J. L., 363 Burdick, Jane M., 681 Cole, George W., 86 Burson, Phyllis S., 660 Colorado College and Head Librarians Conference 296, 297 C Compton, C. H., 177 California. State Library, 597, Connor, J. L., 785 65o Connor, J. M., 392 California, State Library Pro- cessing Center 651, 682, 683 Connor, Jean, 430 Call, Hazel, 236 Connor, Mary Ann, 734 80

Connor, R. W., 392 Donley, A. M. Jr., 524 Corbin, John Boyd, 786, 787 Doubleday, W. E., 148 Coulter, Robert W., 735 Dougherty, Richard M., 870, 871A, 933A Council on Library Resources, 928A Downs, Robert B., 403, 688, 739, 740, 792 Cox, Carl R., 416 Doyle, L. A., 793 Crawford, E., 155 Drennan, Henry T., 603, 657 Crawford, J. C., 788 Drewry, Virginia, 320, 333, 431, 484 Cronin, John W., 861, 926A, 927 525 928 Drexel Institute of Technology, 794 Culbertson, Kay, 655 Drury, F. K. W., 157 Curley, Walter W., 736, 862, 863, 864 Duchac, Kenneth F., 934 Currier, Thomas F., 203 Dunkin, Paul S., 689, 934A Cutler, Dorothy R., 483, 520, 687 Durdulov, B., 690 Cutter, Charles Ammi, 8 Cutter, W. P., 87 Eastin, R. B., 526 D Eckford, Mary Lathrop, 568, 604 Dainotti, V. C., 326 Edmonds, M. H., 417 Dane, Chase, 789 Edwards, Edward, 6 Darling, Richard L., 565, 737, 790,Edwards, J., 11 865, 929 Egan, Mary J., 658 Daume, M., 738 Eisentraut, H., 473 Dave, J. M., 602 Ellinger, W. B., 377 Davidson, H. E., 187 Ellsworth, Ralph E., 292, 304, 314, 334, Dawson, John Minto, 455, 867, 928 335, 346, 349, 350, 378, 691, 871A 930, 931 Esteil, E., 605 Dennis, Willard K., 456, 457, 521, Esterquest, Ralph T., 606 522, 523, 566 Estes, Rice, 692 Depping, Guillaume, 18 Evans, L. H., 321 Dewe, M., 869 Dewey, Melvil, 9, 10, 32, 104 F Dickson, Janet S., 319, 327 Feltovie, Helen F., 741 Dilke, Charles Wentworth, 1 Fick, R., 424 Dimmock, George, 26 Firsov, G. G., 336, 458 Dix, William S., 928, 932, 933 Fiske, John, 12 Donaldson, Mary E., 791 81

Fitch, V. E., 742 Gould, C. H., 156 Flannery, Anne, 795 Goulding, P. S., 170 Fleischhack, Kurt, 379 Grader, C., 802 Fleming, T. P., 364 Graesel, Arnim, 39 Fletcher, William Isaac, 34, 43, Graham, C. A., 609 51,120, 137 Granger, Mary S., 570 Fleeter, J. M., 273 Grassauer, F., 79 Follett, Robert J. R., 796 Gray, D., 322 Foote, F. R., 191 Gregori, G. de, 404 Foster, W. E., 58 Gregory, W., 223 Francis, F. 240 Griffith, David, 485, 527 Francis, F. C., 356 Grolier, E. de, 228 Franke, Johannes, 36 Growoll, Adolf, 37, 42 Franklin, R. D., 432 Frarey, Carlyle, 659 H Frary, Mildred P., 872 Hacker, Harold S., 569, 570, 743 Frauendorfer, S. von, 245 Hale, C. H., 242 Freeman & Co., 797 Hall, Anna, 207 Freer, P., 241 Hallock, C. S., 418 Frumin, I. M., 798, 873 Hamer, E. E., 877 Hankins, Mrs. Frank D., 660 G Hankinson, F., 298 Galloway, R. Dean, 693 Hanley, Mary, 744 Garnett, R., 46 Hanna, E. F., 745 Garrison, Guy J., 274, 283, 284 Hansen, C. T., 695 Gaunt, R., 433 Hanson, James C. M., 88, 167, 173, 179, Gayer, Mary Virginia, 607, 694 183, 204, 229. Geddes, Andrew, 799, 874, 875 Harris, Eleanor C., 570, 878 Gelfand, M. A., 800 Harshe, Florence E., 419, 696 Georgia. Education Department, 315Hartwig, Otto, 29 Giliarevskii, R. S., 890 Hasemeier, A. C., 803 Gimbel, H., 801 Hastings, Charles H., 89, 125 Gish, F., 608 Haupt, Hermann, 68 Gjelsness, Rudolph H., 459 Haykin, D. J., 192, 255, 299 Gosin, I., 876 Hays, Donald 0., 330 82

Hefley, Sue, 528 Ivanova, S., 807 Hegland, M. L., 935 Ivanova, S. P., 881 Helium, Bertha D., 746 Hendricks, Donald D., 804, 879 J 88o Jackson, Sidney L., 882 Henry, F. Patrick, 486 Jacobs, Alma S., 808 Heyl, Lawrence, 215, 275 Jacobs, James, 663 Hiatt, Peter, 936 Jaffarian, Sara, 460 Hickey, Doralyn J., 805 Jahier, E., 749 Hicks, W. B., 529 Jahr, Torstein, 126, 136 Higenbottam, F., 337 James, M. S. R., 90 Hill, Laurence G., 747 Jasper, Harold S., 809 Hill, R. H., 323 Jast, L. Stanley, 143, 159, 162, 285 Hines, Theodore C., 939 Jastrow, Ignaz, 41 Hinton, E. Austin, 380 Jellinek, Arthur L., 59 Hitchler, T., 180 Jensen, E. Allerslev, 531 Hjelmqvist, B., 610 Jewett, Charles C., 2, 3, 4 5, 145 Hodgson, J. G., 316, 405 Johnson, L., 664 Hoey, R. A., 806 Jones, Milbrey L., 699, 700, 883 Holden, Katharine M., 697 Jones, Vicki A., 884 Holladay, Doris C., 752 Josephson, Askel G. S., 91, 105, 168 Hopkinson, Shirley L., 611, 612 Joyce, William D., 885 Horecky, Paul L., 530 Juchoff, R., 352 Hubbard, C. S., 317 Hubbard, James M., 27 K Huddleston, B. B., 434 Kaiser, Walter H. 615 Hudon, M., 661 Kalinova, Vlasta, 701 Humphry, John A., 698 Karpel, L., 810 Hunt, James R., 748 Kaser, Jane, 532 Huntington, L., 243 Kaufmann, 0., 381 Kenney, Brigitte L., 487, 522, 533, I 534, 556 Idaho State Library, 662 Kilpatrick, N. L., 335 Inforonics, Inc., 937 Kingery, Robert E., 571, 636, 677 International Business Machines, Kirkin, IU., 886 703 Iskenderian, Y., 300 83

Klausner, Margaret, 535 M Klenov, A. V., 702 McChesney, F. W., 889 Kocher, E. M., 488 McColvin, Lionel Roy, 301 Koolmyk, L., 420 McDonald, G. D., 273, 276 Kraft, Frances J., 421 MacDonald, M. R., 216 Kroeger, Alice B., 92 McDougall, Betty, 621 Kuhlman, A. F., 750 McGirt, L. B., 818 McGrath, L. H., 818A L McJenkin, Virginia, 461, 704 Lane, M., 489 McKinney, Abigail, 933A Lane, William C., 69, 93 MacPherson, H. D., 245 Langton, Hugh H., 60, 70 Magel, F. L., 267 Larned, Josephus N., 61, 71 Mahar, Mary Helen, 752 Laschitzer, Simon, 79 Mahoney, Orcena, 435, 436, 437, 438, Lasso de la Vega, J., 230, 244 492, 574, 622 Lebowitz, Abraham I., 812 Mahoney, Raymond E., 382 Lee, G. W., 182 Mallein, M. E., 666 Leet, Herbert L., 751 Malone, E. G., 383 Leibel, Carl J., 813 Mangahas, R. K., 536 Leigh, Carma R., 814 Mann, M., 246, 247 Leonard., Lawrence E., 954 Martin, A. F., 394 Library Services Center of Mis- Martin, Gene, 462, 819 souri, 573, 588, 617 Masanov, IU., 357, 575 Lightfoot, R. M., 618 Mashalas, B. B., 753 Linderoth, R. E. W., 310 Melcher, Daniel, 820 Little, Arthur D. Inc., 937A&B Mellard, K. E., 821 Lively, G. M., 665 Mercer, A. E., 623 Lodewycks, K. A., 393, 619 Metcalf, Keys D., 217, 218, 219, 224, Loehr, Peter D., 817 225, 231, 232, 233, 294, 311 Logsdon, R. H., 338 Metcalfe, John, 339, 624 Lowell, M. M. H., 293 Metelkin, N., 340 Lowrey, A. M., 529 Mez'er, A. V., 211 Lucas County Library, Ohio, 620 Mikhailov, A. I., 890 84

Miller, R. A., 891 New York Metropolitan Reference and Missouri Library Association, 576 Research Library Agency, Inc., 897 New York, State Education Department, Missouri, Libraries Planning 495 Committee, 395 New York State Library. Library Missouri, State Library, 667 Extension Div., 539, 707, 708, 709, Mohrhardt, Foster E., 277, 365 899 Monroe County Library System, New New York State University, 15, 282 York, 439 Newland, Elizabeth W., 464 Montana, State Library, 625 Newton, Nathaly, 441 Moore, Everett L., 537, 822 Nicholson, C. F., 358 Moreland, George B., 329 Nielsen, T., 670 Moriarty, John H., 891 Nikolic, R., 629 Morsch, Lucile M., 341, 396 NIOGA Library System, 540 Moss, Margaret J., 463 Normann, B., 366, 367 Mounce, Marvin, 754 Northwest Montana Federation of Li- Mullen, Evelyn Day, 493, 626 braries, 465 Muller, Friedrich M., 13 North, J., 900 Mumford, L. Quincy, 938 North Carolina Library Association, 823 Mum, Beulah, 422 North Carolina, State Library Pro- Munn, R., 494 cessing Center, 630 Norton, Alice, 697 N Norton, E. S., 824 Nassau Library System, 538, 656, 668, 675, 755, 763, 892, 907 Norway. Kirke- og Uhder-visnigs- Departementet, 109 National Committee on Regional Li- brary Cooperation, 627 0 Neal, Frances, 406, 440 Oehlerts, Donald E., 671 Neelameghan, A., 577 Oellrich, Gertrude L., 825 Neff, E. B., 756 Olson, Edna, 497 Nelson, Charles A., 14 Orne, Jerrold, 826, 901 Nelson Associates, Inc., 893, 894, 895, 896 Osborn, A. D., 248, 541 Nestle, Eberhard, 54 Osborn, V. J., 312 Nevada, State Library, 669 Ostling, G., 368

New York City Board of Education, P 628 Pangburn, M., 841 85

Parker, W. W., 711 Rice, Betty, 799 Pennsylvania, State Library, 902 Richards, James H. Jr., 834 Persempere, D., 827 Richards, John S., 498, 835 Peterson, H. N., 579 Richardson, Ernest C., 96, 171, 193, Peterson, Orcena Mahoney, 828 199, 205, 209, 226, 234, 235 Pettit, Edna M., 407 Rider, A. F., 306 Pettus, Clyde, 466 Riemsdijk, G. A. van, 408 Peuteman, F., 631 Roberts, Frances, 457 Pfefferle, Richard A., 939 Robertson, B. 0., 905 Piercy, Esther J., 940 Rochester, New York. Public Library, 397 Pierson, Robert M., 829 Roedde, W. A., 468 Pigott, M., 580 Rooy, H. C. van, 632 Pomeroy, Marjorie J., 542 Rounds, Joseph B., 761 Pool, Reuben B., 16 Rucks, F. B.,,369 Popecki, Joseph T., 830 Rudolph, A. J., 80 Porter, Jean H., 758 Ruggles, Melville J., 546 Portland. University. School Li- Russell, J. R., 257 braries Institute., 342 Runge, O. S., 249, 256, 269 Prentiss, S. Gilbert, 831 Price, M. 0., 377 Price, Paxton P., 442, 443 Sabsay, David, 672, 714 Pritchard, E. P., 286 St. John, Francis R., 330 'PrOve, Karl-Heinz, 832, 833 Saltus, Elinor, 398 Putnam, Herbert, 95, 112, 113, 114, 130, 138 Sampley, A. M., 324 Samuelson, Howard, 424 Q Sayers, W. C. B., 150, 287 Queiroz Sambaquy, Lydia de, 384 Schaefer, V. A., 288 Schenk, Gretchen K., 409, 410, 445, 673 Rabin, A. E., 544 Schneider, M. T., 331, 344 Ranganathan, S. R., 545 Schryver, L., 499 Rankin, J. T., 149 Schwartz, Jacob, 17 Rather, John, 423 Sedgwick, Eleanor, 581 Redding, N., 343 Seely, Mary L., 399, 469 86

Sejr, E., 400 Stern, William, 361 Seminar on Technical Services, 633 Stern, W. B., 377 Severance, R., 674 Stetson, Willis K., 28, 30, 31, 40 Shachtman, Bella E., 425, 943 Stevens, H., 20 Shaffer, V. R., 250 Stewart, N., 345 Sharp, Henry A., 258, 259, 359, Stewart, Robert P., 764, 946 444 Stoffel, Lester L., 837 Shaw, G. T., 151 Stoner, J. E., 716 Shaw, Ralph R., 582 Strohm, Adam J., 126, 136 Sherman, C. E., 268 Strubel, D. B., 502 Shoemaker, R. H., 500, 583 Sudar, D. D., 765 Siegwarth, J. R., 584 Suffolk Cooperative Library System, Silberberg, S. C., 585 947 Simms, M., 302 Sukiasian, E. R., 909 Simonton, W. C., 360 Sullivan, M. T., 717 Sinclair, Dorothy, 501 T Skipper, James E. 586, 762, 928, 944 Talmadge, Robert L., 940 Smith, B. Oliph, 289 Tarver, Elizabeth, 426 Smith, E. A., 194 Tashjian, N., 227 Smith, J. S., 547 Tauber, Maurice F., 412, 472, 589, 635, 636, 676, 677, 718, 766, 838, Smith, Josephine A., 470 839, 910; 948, 948A Snook, H. A., 587 Taylor, C. R. H., 295 Snow, J. B., 385 Taylor, M. S., 220 South Africa. Interdepartmental Taylor, N., 370 Committee on Libraries, 251 Thomas, H., 313 Southern California. Univ. School of Library Science, 634 Thompson, Margaret W., 503 Southwest Missouri Library Services,Thomson, John, 81 Inc., 471 Thornton, Eileen, 504 Spalding, C. S., 550 Tillinghast, W. H., 56 Stahle, M. B., 836 Tomakhin, N. S., 506 Stanley, H. M., 73 Tompkins, E., 841 Steenstrup, B., 411 Traue, J. E., 637 Stegelmeyer, Nadine, 399 Trimble, Carol U., 446 Stephens, Irlene R., 838, 839, 910, 948A 87

Trotier, A. H., 552 Warner, John 291 Weaver, P. J., 448 U Weber, David C., 950 Uhlendahl, H. H., 261 Weiss, Irvin J., 1951 U. S. Congress, 912, 842,843 Weiss, R., 848 U. S. Library of Congress,106,107, Weitzel, William T., 767 116, 117, 118, 119, 128,129,158,239 Welch, Helen M., 591, 917 376, 490, 491, 844, 868,887,888 Weld County Library, Greeley, Catalog Division, 127, 131, 132 Colorado, 449 Cooperative Cataloging and Classi- Wellisch, H., 918 fication Service, 266 Wells, A. J., 353, 919, 952 Descriptive Cataloging Division, 309 Wendel, Clara E., 722, 768 Information Systems Office, 913 West Virginia, Library Commission, Processing Department, 572 508, 553 U. S. Statutes at Large, 845 Westby, Barbara M., 769, 849, 953 Uridge, M. D., 720 Westchester Library System, 507, 554, 555, 684, 729 V Wheeler, J. L., 160, 164, 413 Vainstein, R., 447 White, P. J., 414 Van der Meulen, A. J. M., 846 White, S. F., 878 Van Geel, K., 914 -Whitehorn, Catharine, 474, 678 Van Male, J. E., 278, 290 Whittier, C. Taylor, 475 Van Patten, Nathan, 188, 195, 200 Wicomico County Library, Salisbury, 201 Maryland, 639 Vanderheijden, J. F., 237 Wiese, M. Bernice, 474, 640, 678 Vanek, Jiri, 638 Wilkens, E., 476 Vann, Sarah K,, 902, 915, 949 Willett, M. A., 373 Vasilenko, V. I., 916 Williams, E. E., 311 Verschoor, I. A., 590, 721 Williams, Gordon R., 850 Veterans Administration, 372 Wisconsin, Free Library Commission, 641 Vincent, Donald E., 949A Wisconsin, University, 851 Vowinkel, P., 473 Wright, M. A., 770

W Wright, Richard, 184 Wright, W. E., 307, 386 Walker, James E., 202 Wulfekoetter, Gertrude, 642 Wallace, Ruth, 196 Warheit, I. A., 847 88

Y Young, H. H., 401, 643

Z Zenodotus, 133 89

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Lawrence E. Leonard. is Project Director of the Colorado Academic Li- braries Book Processing Center, Norlin Library, University of Colorado, Boulder.CALBPC is a National Science Foundation funded library research grant to determine the feasibility of centralized book processing for a group of academic libraries.

Mr. Leonard was born in Hartford, Connecticut, in 1934.He received a B.A. in Geology from the University of Illinois in 1956, and an. M.A. in Librarianship from the University of Denver in 1959.He will begin work toward a Ph.D. in Library Science at the University of Illinois in June 1968. Most of his library experience has been in technical libraries; he has worked with the Martin Company, Denver, Colorado; General Atomic, San Diego, Cali- fornia; and the Naval Ordnance Laboratory, Corona, California. In 1964, he returned to Colorado to become Chief of the Library Branch, National Bureau of Standards, Boulder Laboratories, a position which he held until early 1967 when he went to the University of Colorado to conduct research on the feasibility study.

Mr. Leonard is a member of the following professional associations: American Library Association, Special Libraries Association, Americal Society for Information Science, Colorado Library Association, Mountain Plains Li- brary Association, and Alumni Association, Graduate School of Librarianship, University of Denver. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

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