MELA Notes

Number 9           October, 1976

 

 

MIDDLE EAST LIBRARIANS ASSOCIATION

Fawzi W. Khoury (Washington)—President of M. E. L. A.
Virginia Gibbons (Princeton)—Vice President-Program Chairman
Janet P. Heineck (Chicago)—Secretary-Treasurer
James W. Pollock (Indiana)—Editor

MELA NOTES is being published now three times a year, in January or February, May, and September or October. It is distributed to members of the Association and to non-member subscribers. Membership dues of $5 bring the NOTES and other mailings. Subscriptions are still $3 per calendar year, or $1.50 per issue for most back numbers. Address dues, requests for membership information or subscriptions to Janet P. Heineck Secretary-Treasurer M,LA, Regenstein Library, Rm. 561, University of Chicago, 1100 E. 57th St., Chicago, IL 60637.

IN THIS NUMBER:

Editorial: Vantage Westward     1
Association Chronicle, by Janet Heineck     2
Membership List and News of the Members     7
Addresses, Essays, Lectures:
     Donald J. Weber, In Behalf of the Blind and Physically Handicapped     13
     Ragai N. Makar. Library Resources for International Education an Assessment     14
     John A. Eilts, Report on a Middle East Acquisitions Trip, April- May, 1976     16
Serials Classified Section     19
Collation for the NOTES:
     Association for Asian Studies     20
     International Association of Orientalist Librarians     20
     Middle East and Orientalist Serials Accessible through the Center for Research Libraries     21
     RESERVATION FORM for Thursday Morning, 9:30 a.m., Nov. 11: Tour to UCLA Library with Luncheon following      22

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