Commonplaces
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Auteurs : Clive Bingley ; John Buchanan ; Elaine KempsonSource :
- New Library World [ 0307-4803 ] ; 1976-02-01.
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IF YOU WERE to ask why the treatment for the London Borough of Sutton's new central library, there are two reason's. First, Sutton's Chief, Roy Smith, was on like a flash to my sloppy discourtesy in neither acknowledging his invitation to the official opening in December nor turning up for it, and gave half a day of his time last month instead to take me round second, in Mr Smith's own words, This is one of the most interesting new libraries to come out of public librarianship for a long time, and I am disposed to agree with him.
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