THE FRIENDS OF THE COLUMBIA LIBRARIES

AN OPPORTUNITY

The Friends assist the Columbia Libraries in several direct ways: first,
through their active interest in the institution and its ideals and through
promoting public interest in the role of a research library in education;
second, through gifts of books, manuscripts and other useful materials; and
third, through financial contributions.

By helping preserve the intellectual accompHshment of the past, we lay
the foundation for the university of the future. This is the primary purpose
of the Friends of the Columbia Libraries.

CLASSES OF MEMBERSHIP

Regular: $$o per year.                      Patron: $200 per year.

Sustaining; ^loo per year.                 Benefactor: ^300 or more per year.

A special membership is available to active or retired Columbia Staff
members at thirty-five dollars per year.

Contributions are income tax deductible.

OFFICERS
Gordon N. Ray, Cbairinan                       James Gilvarry, Vice-Chairman

Kenneth A. Lohf, Secretary-Treasurer
Room 801, Butler Library, Cohnnbia University, New York, N.Y. 1002-j

THE COUNCIL

Mrs. Walker O. Cain                                      Franklin H. Kissner

John M. Crawford, Jr.                                     Corliss Lamont

John F. Fleming                                              Donald S. Klopfer

Helmut N. Friedlaender                                Dallas Pratt

James Gilvarry                                               Gordon N. Ray

Mrs. Donald F. Hyde                                      Morris H. Saffron

George M. Jaffin                                             Mrs. Franz T. Stone

Hugh J. Kelly                                                 Carl R. Woodring

Alan H. Kempner

Patricia Battin, Vice President a7id University
Librarian, ex-officio

Kenneth A. Lohf, Editor                Rudolph Ellenbogen, Assistant Editor