The Library World Volume 61 Issue 5
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- New Library World [ 0307-4803 ] ; 1959-11-01.
Abstract
THERE are, believe it or not, more public libraries in New York than there are poolrooms. To point this statement a little, it must be said that the libraries only just have the edge. It has always been implied, particularly by evangelical politicians and librarians alike, that libraries were or would be an improvement on ginshops, poolrooms or public houses. Build a library they proclaim, and the indolent workers will leave the dens of iniquity. There is, of course, not a jot of evidence that public libraries have had any effect on the sobriety or inebriety of the British, the Americans or the Swedes three communities which have most felt the extended activities of librarianship. The licensing laws of this country and the pro bona publica magistrates have effectively reduced public intake if not private surfeit. Our public houses are not reeling from the blows of dynamic librarianship, but from those of television.
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