LIBRARIAN'S TOUR
' RECOMMENDED ID CITY COUNCIL 1 ' Concerning the Carnegie Corporation Libraiy Fellowship of 3,000d0l offered to the chief librarian (Mr A. G._ W. Dunninghain), the Library Committee reports that it is of the opinion that the proposals offer a unique opportunity for the librarian to acquire special training and valuable information in modern methods of library administration and service, and therefore recommends that the necessary leave be granted the librarian to enable him to take advantage of the Carnegie Corporation grant, on the understanding that Mr Dunninghain will not accept another position, excepting with the council’s consent, within a period of five years after his return to duty. If the council’ approves, it is further recommended that Mr E. H. M’Cormick, M.A. (Hons.), Dip. Ed., be appointed deputy librarian for the period of Mr Dunninghain’s absence at a total remuneration of £2OO, and that Mr Dunningham’s salary for the same period he £IOO, plus his present allowance for _ superannuation. " These payments will not involve the council in any additional expenditure beyond that allowed for in tho current salary vote for the library.
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Evening Star, Issue 21724, 19 May 1934, Page 19
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183LIBRARIAN'S TOUR Evening Star, Issue 21724, 19 May 1934, Page 19
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