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NOT for a long time have books and libraries featured in the correspondence columns of The Times and other newspapers as regularly as they have in 1960. Earlier in the year Sir Alan Herbert's lending rights' scheme had a good run, and we have clearly not yet heard the last of it. Indeed, a Private Member's bill on the subject is to have its second reading in Parliament on December 9th. More recently, the Herbert proposals have had a byproduct in the shape of bound paperbacks, and a correspondence ensued which culminated in Sir Allen Lane's fifthofNovember firework banning hardcovered Penguins for library use.
New Library World – Emerald Publishing
Published: Dec 1, 1960
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