The Nature And Development of the Library Span Classsearchtermspan Class

Allerton Park Institute 23rd 1977

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Box 5664, Washington 16, D. C. , and the Documents Index, Box 453, Arlington 10, Virginia, are examples of such firms.
-70- You still may expect to secure some publications free either from the issuing agency or through your congressman, though there are not as many available free as formerly. Mr. Wilcox indicates that the idea of "free" and "inexpensive" documents is a "myth, "24 and Ullman also mentions the gen- eral trend toward availability through purchase instead of free distribution by a...n issuing agency or a congressman. > Sometimes you will find that an agency is able to supply a publication to a library even though it would not be able to supply the same publication to an individual. Your congress- man should be addressed as Hon. [name in full], U. S. House of Representatives, House Office Building, Washington 25, D. C. You soon will be able to determine what you should try to secure free and what you should order.
The majority of the Senate and House documents and some of the Committee prints are free.

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