Creative and imaginative library programs, aimed at drawing children into the world of books, are presented. A list of 42 children's books is included. (MF)

Today, in its 70th year, the Stone & Webster Library maintains a vast array of world-wide information resources for its users. (Author/NH)

The librarian must consider how to reach the disadvantaged child through creative nontraditional methods. Most important, there must be a willingness to take the library to the child who cannot venture out of his ghetto, but who needs all the meaningful experiences that trained and dedicated librarians can give him. (MF)

Application of common sense to work simplification may be flourishing under the pseudonym of systems analysis. (AB)

A number of public libraries are conducting innovative programs to provide improved library services to users. (AB)

The special librarian's role within his organization is discussed and some of the problems he faces in dealing with his users are discussed. (Author/AB)

A presentation of revised text of material persented at the program meeting on cataloging in publication held by the Resources and Technical Services Division of the American Library Association at its Annual Conference in Detroit, July 1, 1970. (Author)

The role of the Library of the Biafran Directorate for Propaganda during the Nigerian Civil War of July 1967 to January 1970 is described. (AB)

The paper discusses the need for and development of a library publication program. Details of organization, procedures, and personnel are discussed; the principles of which have broad application to other academic and research libraries. (Author)

Bookmobiles are one of the largest, costliest, and most complicated tools and deserve thorough development to provide reliable and trustworthy service to the public. (AB)

In the Los Angeles area, there are 341 patrons receiving a special shut-in library service in the form of home delivery of library materials. There are also 69 persons participating in a mail delivery service. (MF)

The value and limitations of DC numbers on LC cards is considered and some suggestions for the improvement of LC's DC service are made. (Author/NH)

The library effort is in an excellent position to devise innovative state library agencies with leadership capacity to further the goal of improved library service without the problems associated with government. (Author/AB)