The Libraries of South Carolina
by Mary Frayser
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The International Mind Alcove lends small collections of well-selected books
to libraries. No charge is made for the service, but assurance is required that every encouragement
will be given to the reading and use of the books. Exchanges are made three or four times a year.
Librarians desiring these loans should apply to
The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
407 West 117 St., New York City
Upon application the American Library Association will advise concerning any and every library
problem with which a community may be confronted. It will furnish book lists to serve as guides
for book selection for every age and interest, and reference lists of sources from which
book lists may be had. Inquiry meets with prompt and helpful attention when directed to
The American Library Association
520 North Michigan Avenue
Chicago, Illinois
