The library of tomorrow
Subtitle: a symposium
By: edited by Emily Miller Danton.
Contributors: American Library Association.
Publisher: American Library Association
Published: 1939
Place of publication: Chicago, Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 191
Subjects: Libraries.; Libraries -- United States.
Table of contents: title: Looking forward, a fantasy, by F. P. Keppel.; title: Responsibility of the library to continue the literary tradition, by H. M. Lydenberg.; title: Libraries, the stronghold of freedom, by Dorothy C. Fisher.; title: National leadership from Washington, by C. B. Joeckel and W. O. Mishoff.; title: Ideal library support, by M. J. Ferguson.; title: Experimentation, by C. H. Milam.; title: One for all: a historical sketch of library cooperation, 1930-1970, by R. B. Downs.; title: Libraries and scholarship, by S. B. Mitchell.; title: Extension of library service, by J. T. Jennings.; title: Standards for the public library book collection, by C. B. Roden.; title: The librarian of the future, by C. E. Rush.; title: Housing to-morrow's library, by J. A. Lowe.; title: The trustee of the future, by W. E. Marcus.; title: The library's responsibility to the child, by Lillian H. Smith.; title: School library service: 1970, by Mildred L. Batchelder.; title: College and university libraries, by H. M. Wriston.; title: Educating the community through the library, by Lyman Bryson.; title: The library's part in developing the citizen, by R. R. Munn.; title: The special library looks forward, by Ruth Savord.; title: The future of the Library of Congress, by Herbert Putnam.