Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1929, Page 22

- TBURNS PN - CONENTONND. -Association for Fourth Time In 52 Years' to Meet Here May 13-18. For the fourth time in the 52 years of its existence the American Library As- sociation will meet in Washington, i a ference shows ‘that specialization, the keynote of the modern business world, +|is not” unknown,to librarians. Groups - business librarians, and ref- P tieularly interested in library work. the blind and with the foreign-born, in radio broadcasting and moving. pictures in connection with the work of the library and in ‘library buildings “wil | hoid meetings. ¢ 3 * A'number of persons outside the pfp- | urer, Matthew 8. Dudgeon, librarian of fession have been asked' to address the | the Milwaukee Public Library; trustee convention at its general sessions.|of the endowment fund, John W. Among them .will be Wendell P, Staf- | O'Leary, president of the Chicago Trust ford, associate justice, Supreme Court|Co.; members of the executive board, of the District of Columbia; Dr, Wil- | Linda A. Eastman, librarian of the lia Cooper, United States commis- | Cleveland Public Library, and Judson Keogh, /fbraridn Yale University; first vice president, Everett R. Perry, lbra- DIES OF AUTO INJURIES. - Associate Er of Twin Falls d. One of the outstanding events of the tion each year is the awardini g medal, given for the ed children’s book of | bership steadily until i The association is particularly interest- ed in the development of libraries in wflnt publishers to de- | the United States and Canada in get- Paper Victim of Accident. ‘TWIN FALLS, Idaho, April 19 (#).— Parker Branin, 26, associate editor of the Twin Falls Times, died yesterday from injuries received in an automo- bile accident. in by was previously employed the East Oregonian at Pendleton, Oreg. and as correspondent of the Asscolated Pres there gave the Nation the firt word of the capture of Willlam Edward Hickman, kidnaper and slayer of Marion Parkér in Los Angeles, 1. C. C. ORDER CONTESTED. ‘TALLAHASSEE, Fla., April 19 (P).— Carriers affected by an order of the Interstate Commerce Commission, issued some time ago, providing for a reduction in refrigerator charges on Florida fruit: and vegetables, have petitioned th¢ Federal District Court at Norfolk, V. for an injunction order restraining th- enforcement of the decision. about 2,000 librarians from all parts of the United States and Canada coming during the week of May 13-18, accord- ing to Dr. George F. Bowerman, librarian of the Public Library of the District of #"Columbia and chairman of the local “.committee in charge of arrangements for the conference. Dr. Linda A. East- man, librarian of the Cleveland Public Library and president of the assocla- tion, will be presiding officer. } As hosts to the convention the|} librarians of Washington are planning special exhibits, and a number of Wash- ington librarians have been asked to address the sessions. Dr. Herbert Put- nam, librarian of the Library of Con- gress, will be in Europe during May, R but other members of the library staff | of Congress—also appear on’the pro- will represent the library. gram. John T. Vance, law librarian of the| Washington institutions other than Library of Congress, and Dr. H. H. B. | libraries are co-operating to make the Meyer, director of the legislative refer-|convention a success. The hospital ence service of the library, will speak at | librarians have been asked to meet at several of the meetings. The names of | the Walter Reed Hospital, and after- F. W. Ashley, Dr. E. Kletsch and Col.' ward to make a tour of the hospital and Lawrence Martin—all from the Library visit its library. 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