Louise Darling Papers 1929-1999
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Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library History and Special Collections
Division
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UCLA
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Descriptive Summary
Title: Louise Darling Papers,
Date (inclusive): 1929-1999
Collection number: 174
Creator: Darling, Louise.
1911-1999
Extent:
6 linear feet
(4 cartons
1 storage box)
Repository:
University of California, Los Angeles. Library.
Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library History and Special Collections
Division
Los Angeles, California 90095-1490
Abstract: Louise Marie Darling (1911-1999) received degrees in
Botany (B.A.) from the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) and Botany
(M.A.) and Librarianship (Certification and Credential) from the University of
California, Berkeley. As a civilian in the U.S. Army Library Service she
supervised Army libraries for Hawaii and the Philippines (1944-1947). After
returning to UCLA, she founded and headed, until her retirement in 1978, the
Biomedical Library which was named for her in 1987. She received many major
awards and honors in the profession of medical librarianship, and consulted
widely. The papers contain correspondence, reports, publication drafts, teaching
materials, plus newspaper clippings, reprints, photographs, and artifacts. The
bulk focuses on Darling's professional accomplishments aside from administration
of the UCLA Biomedical Library. A smaller part pertains to personal matters:
education, positions held, and relations with staff, colleagues, and
family.
Physical location: Louise M. Darling History and Special
Collections Division, UCLA
Language of Material: Collection materials in English
Access
The collection is open for research. Access to part of oral history
transcripts is restricted. Contact the History and Special Collections Division,
Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library, UCLA, for information.
Publication Rights
There are some restrictions on part of the oral history transcript produced
by the Neuroscience History Program of UCLA [see notes for Box 3-F127 in the
Container List]. Contact the History and Special Collections Division, Louise M.
Darling Biomedical Library, UCLA, for more information.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Louise Darling papers (Manuscript collection 174). Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library History
and Special Collections Division, University of California, Los Angeles.
UCLA Catalog Record ID
Acquisition Information
The papers were collected by Louise Darling, who sorted and weeded some after
her retirement. Following Darling's death her successor and executor, Alison
Bunting, added more materials and provided some further organization.
Biography
Louise Darling received a B.A. in Botany from UCLA, and a General Secondary
Credential, an M.A. in Botany, a Certificate in Librarianship, and a Special
Secondary Credential in Librarianship, all from UC Berkeley. Her early library
experience was conventional: an agricultural economics library at UC Berkeley, a
high school library, and reference at the UCLA Library. Then she took an
interesting detour: accepting a civilian position in the U. S. Army Library
Service, eventually to become Supervisor for Hawaii and the Philippines
(1944-1947). In 1947 Darling inquired about returning to UCLA; she was offered
the opportunity to build a library for the new Medical School at UCLA and for
the Zoology and Botany Departments, all of whose leaders wisely decided that a
joint BIOmedical library would add strength to the campus. Darling fulfilled
their vision superbly, leading her library and its staff to a pioneering,
eminent position among U.S. academic health sciences libraries. Her achievements
are documented by the national reputation of the library she founded and to
which her name is attached, by the number of former staff members heading their
own medical and university libraries, and by the wide love and respect evoked by
her memory.
Darling's name also loomed large beyond her own campus. She was active in
professional societies, published widely, served on many advisory committees.
She became president of the main national medical library society, The Medical
Library Association, and garnered all its main awards. Honors and awards were
also bestowed by other professional groups, by UCLA, and by the alumni
associations of two of her former schools. In addition, her professional acumen
was honored by the many consulting assignments that were offered, and the awards
named for her.
Scope and Content
The bulk of the collection consists of correspondence, reports, manuscripts,
and teaching materials, plus some newspaper clippings, reprints, and artifacts.
Materials span the years 1929-1999. The major portion deals with Louise
Darling's professional accomplishments aside from daily administration of the
UCLA Biomedical Library. This includes her publications, involvement in
professional organizations, speeches and lectures, teaching notes and reference
lists, and consultant projects. A smaller part of the collection pertains to
personal matters: education, positions, relations with staff and colleagues,
family.
The collection has been organized into ten main series and several
sub-series.
The collection is organized into the following series:
- Series 1. Professional Publications and Presentations, Except Meeting
Presentations., 1940-1990. 26 folders (0.5 linear ft.)
- Series 2. Participation in Professional Meetings, Symposia, Congresses.,
1953-1995. 28 folders (0.5 linear ft.)
- Series 3. Consulting Projects., 1962-1990. 21 folders (0.4 linear
ft.)
- Series 4. Honors and Awards, Offices, Committee Assignments., 1961-1989.
19 folders (1 linear ft.)
- Series 5. Teaching Activities., 1960-1983. 11 folders (0.3 linear
ft.)
- Series 6. Miscellaneous Professional Papers., 1954-1978. 2 folders (0.6
linear ft.)
- Series 7. L. Darling Biomedical Library Staff Development Fund.,
1973-1985. 2 folders (0.1 linear ft.)
- Series 8. Personal Materials., 1929-1999. 30 folders (1 linear ft.)
- Series 9. Supporting Print Materials., 1979-1990. 3 folders (0.1 linear
ft.)
- Series 10. Non-Document Materials.. 5 folders and 10 objects (1.5 linear
ft.)
Related Material
Materials dealing with Darling's administration of the Biomedical Library are
housed in the UCLA University Archives.
Indexing Terms
The following terms have been used to index the description of this
collection in the library's online public access catalog.
Subjects
Louise M. Darling Biomedical
Library.
Medical Library Association.
National Network of Libraries of
Medicine (U.S.). Pacific Southwest Region.
Libraries, Medical--history--United States.
Series 1.
Professional Publications and Presentations, Except Meeting
Presentations.
1940-1990
Physical Description: 26 folders (0.5 linear ft.)
Scope and Content Note
includes texts and reprints of many of Darling's publications, arranged
chronologically
Box 1, Folder 1
"Labor saving devices and techniques. II. Notched cards".
1953
Scope and Content Note
reprint from "BMLA", 41(1): 63-66, 1953
Box 1, Folder 2
Book reviews.
1956-1969
Scope and Content Note
typed texts and reprints of reviews written by LD, published in: "Bulletin of
the Medical Library Association", "Special Libraries", "Bulletin of the History
of Medicine", "American Documentation", "The Library Quarterly", and "Journal of
the History of Medicine"
Box 1, Folder 3
"Darwin and evolution (an exhibit)".
1959
Scope and Content Note
reprint from "BMLA", 47(4): 510-514, Oct. 1959
Box 1, Folder 4
"The evolution of man's brain," by H. W. Magoun, Louise Darling, and
J. Prost.
1960
Scope and Content Note
reprint from "Transactions of the Third Conference on the Central Nervous
System and Behavior", ed. by Mary A. B. Brazier, 1960.
Box 1, Folder 5
"Founders of anatomy".
Scope and Content Note
captions for panels of an exhibit by that name, produced by Drs. Magoun,
Moes, Mauer, Belt, and Louise Darling
Box 1, Folder 6
"A plan for expanded regional medical library service in Southern
California".
1963
Scope and Content Note
six-page typed manuscript, dated Mar. 25, 1963 and signed Louise Darling; no
other identification of presentation place or occasion indicated
Box 1, Folder 7
"Administration".
1970
Scope and Content Note
chapter in: "Handbook of Medical Library Practice". 3rd ed. Chicago: Medical
Library Association, 1970. pp. 32-70
Box 1, Folder 8
"The Pacific Southwest Regional Medical Library and MEDLARS
service".
1970
Scope and Content Note
reprint from "Arizona Medicine", 27(7): 22-23, Jul. 1970
Box 1, Folder 9
"Demand search".
1971
Scope and Content Note
in: "Encyclopedia of Library and Information Science", ed. by Allen Kent.
v.6: 568-570, 1971
Box 1, Folder 10
"Changes in information delivery since 1960 in health science
libraries".
1974
Scope and Content Note
in: "Library Trends", 31-62, July 1974
Box 1, Folder 11
Obituary for Martha Teach Gnudi, 1908-1976.
1976
Scope and Content Note
published in "UCLA Librarian"; two letters of appreciation for the obituary
from readers
Box 1, Folder 12
"Stafford L. Warren, M.D., 1896-1981: a legacy of service to medical
education, science, and libraries".
1981
Scope and Content Note
obituary, in: "UCLA Librarian", 34(9): 71-72, Oct. 1981
Box 1, Folder 13
Remarks on the occasion of Mary Schroeder's retirement.
1981
Scope and Content Note
six handwritten pages
Box 1, Folder 14
Tribute to John Benjamin, and history of Biomed's historical
collections.
1984
Scope and Content Note
3-page handwritten draft, "How the historical collection began and grew"; two
single-spaced typed pages, with note at end, "probably for meeting honoring John
Benjamin, sometimes in the 1980's"; letter of thanks from Dr. Benjamin, dated
May 11, 1984
Box 1, Folder 15
"Tribute to Sam Hitt on the occasion of his retirement celebration,
Jan. 27, 1987".
1987
Box 1, Folder 16
"Handbook of Medical Library Practice", 4th ed.
1973-1976
Scope and Content Note
1) reports and memoranda from the Handbook Editorial Committee, Advisory
Board, etc.; 2) correspondence, largely with the first-named editor, Estelle
Brodman; correspondence regarding potential "outside" manuscripts
Box 1, Folder 17
"Handbook of Medical Library Practice", 4th ed.
1975-1978
Scope and Content Note
1) correspondence with LD, who accepted the editorship after Brodman
resigned; 2) revised budget; 3) formation of ad hoc Handbook Consultants Panel;
4) chapter outlines; chapters and authors for Vol. I
Box 1, Folder 18
"Handbook of Medical Library Practice", 4th ed.
1978-1980
Scope and Content Note
1) draft of editor's contract; 2) "Notes to contributors," with several
revisions; 3) revised chapter outlines; 4) minutes of meetings with Consultants'
Panel and with volume authors; 5) publication schedule, revised Jul. 1979; 6)
guides for publication
Box 1, Folder 19
"Handbook of Medical Library Practice", 4th ed.
1980-1987
Scope and Content Note
concerned largely with vol. III: 1) author list for all volumes; 2) MLA
agreements with all vol. III authors; 3) correspondence and minutes, letters of
appreciation
Box 1, Folder 20
"Handbook of Medical Library Practice", 4th ed.
1982-1988
Scope and Content Note
bills for copyediting, index preparation, etc.
Box 1, Folder 21
"Handbook of Medical Library Practice", 4th ed.
1982-1990
Scope and Content Note
1) "Recommendations for future revisions of the Handbook from the editors of
the fourth edition"; 2) book reviews of Vol. I, 1982, 1984 and Vol. III, 1989,
1990
Box 1, Folder 22
"Handbook of Medical Library Practice", 4th ed.
1976-1984
Scope and Content Note
correspondence re. two special funds established to support dedications in
honor of recently deceased MLA members, Mary Kaylor and Jacqueline Felter
Box 1, Folder 23
Memorial Service for David Bishop.
1990
Scope and Content Note
text of LD's remarks, San Francisco, Jan. 22, 1990
Box 1, Folder 24
Captions for publications exhibited at LD's memorial
service.
1940-1973
Note
see also Box 3 : 130
Box 1, Folder 25
Reprints.
1940-1960
Scope and Content Note
includes LD's first published paper, "Protocoronospora on Phoradendron
flavescens in California," in: "Madrono", 5: 241-246, 1940
Note
other papers are listed individually either in this series or under
Meetings, or Honors
Box 1, Folder 26
Reprints.
1961-1976
Note
other papers are listed individually either in this series or under
Meetings, or Honors
Series 2.
Participation in Professional Meetings, Symposia,
Congresses.
1953-1995
Physical Description: 28 folders (0.5 linear ft.)
Scope and Content Note
presents a record of Darling's many professional presentations around the
world. Items are arranged chronologically, with recurrent meetings of the same
body grouped together
Box 1, Folder 27
1st International Congress on Medical Librarianship,
London.
1953
Scope and Content Note
1) program; 2) text of presentation at "Symposium on the Centralisation of
Medical Library Resources", titled: "Centralized medical library resources"; 3)
group photograph of participants
Note
for reprint of item 2) from "Libri", 3 (separatum): 258-267, 1954, see
[Box 1 : 25]; item 3) is housed in double-oversized map cabinet, drawer #45,
Biomedical History Division rare book cage
Box 1, Folder 28
Annual meetings of the Medical Library Association.
1955-1994
Scope and Content Note
programs, correspondence, minutes, texts of speeches, various documents
pertaining to committee and MLA service
Box 1, Folder 29
Joint meetings, Northern and Southern California Medical Library
Groups.
1957-1983
Scope and Content Note
programs, texts of addresses, various documents
Box 1, Folder 30
11th Biennial International and 23rd Annual Congress of the
International College of Surgeons, Los Angeles.
1958
Note
for reprint of "The surgical treatment of epilepsy in 1861", by John D.
French and Louise Darling, in "The Journal of the International College of
Surgeons", 34(5): 685-691, Nov. 1960, see [Box 1 : 25]
Box 1, Folder 31
MLA Southern Regional Group annual meeting, Jackson,
Miss.
1960
Scope and Content Note
presented paper on "Economics and planning involved in an effective training
program for professional staff"
Box 1, Folder 32
2nd International Congress on Medical Librarianship, Washington,
D.C.
June 16-22, 1963
Scope and Content Note
program; texts of opening remarks made at a session on "A progress report on
the MEDLARS Project" and remarks closing the congress; group photograph
Note
for reprint of abstract submitted, "Development of training programs in
American medical libraries" and a paper published in "BMLA", 51(3): 1963, see
[Box 1 : 26]; group photograph housed in double-oversized map cabinet, drawer
#45, Biomedical History Division rare book cage
Box 1, Folder 33
Hospital Libraries Section, Catholic Library Association annual
meeting, Los Angeles.
Apr. 17, 1963
Scope and Content Note
text of presentation, "Education and training opportunities for librarians in
the biomedical sciences"
Note
for reprint from "The Catholic Library World", 35: Nov. 1963, see [Box
1 : 26]
Box 1, Folder 34
Washington Area Medical Library Group.
Jan. 29, 1965
Scope and Content Note
text of presentation: "Planning and administering a medical library
internship program meeting MLA requirements"
Box 1, Folder 35
Society of Mental Health Librarians, San Francisco.
Sep. 26, 1965
Scope and Content Note
text of paper on UCLA's MEDLARS search station
Box 1, Folder 36
IBM "Computer Concepts for Executives" class.
1965
Box 1, Folder 37
2nd Institute on Information Retrieval, Univ. of
Minnesota.
Nov. 10-13, 1965
Scope and Content Note
text of presentation: "MEDLARS: a regional search center," published in:
"Information Retrieval with Special Reference to the Biomedical Sciences", ed.
by Wesley C. Simonton. Minneapolis, 1966, pp. 49-60
Box 1, Folder 38
Conference on Biomedical Library Historical Resources, Washington,
D.C.
Jan. 8, 1966
Scope and Content Note
sponsored by the NIH Life Sciences Study Section; text of 5-page summary of
the conference written by LD
Box 1, Folder 39
Clinic on Library Applications of Data Processing, Univ.
Illinois.
April 24-27, 1966
Scope and Content Note
text of presentation: "Information retrieval projects in the Biomedical
Library, University of California, Los Angeles"; published in: "Proceedings of
the Clinic on Library Applications of Data Processing". Univ. of Illinois,
1967
Box 1, Folder 40
Regional Medical Library for the Pacific Northwest.
1966
Scope and Content Note
untitled manuscript headed "Morning Session, Group 2, Louise Darling, speaker
and discussion leader, May 12, 1966"
Box 1, Folder 41
American Documentation Institute.
Oct. 6, 1966
Scope and Content Note
text of paper presented at the Special Library Association session, "User
reactions to nonconventional information systems. I. Users and the UCLA MEDLARS
Station and Brain Information Service"
Box 1, Folder 42
Conference on Medical Library Education, Univ. Washington,
Seattle.
Sep. 10-12, 1967
Scope and Content Note
news note; list of participants (including LD); summary and evaluative
statements by participants
Box 1, Folder 43
Medical Library Association Continuing Education Inst.,
Denver.
June 7, 1968
Scope and Content Note
text of after-dinner speech, "Personal views on personnel administration"
Box 1, Folder 44
Western Hospital Association, Anaheim, CA.
Apr. 28-29, 1969
Scope and Content Note
text of presentation at the Medical Libraries Section
Note
for publication in "California Librarian", 31(1): Jan. 1970, see [Box 1
: 26]
Box 1, Folder 45
Governor's Conference, Pan Pacific Confederation of Libraries and
Information, Kauai, Hawaii.
June 11-14, 1969
Scope and Content Note
program; text of presentation: "Regional medical library service in the
Pacific area"
Note
manuscript bears footnote: "Adapted in part ... " (see [Box 1 :
44])
Box 1, Folder 46
American Association of Dental Schools, Section on Learning
Resources, Houston, TX.
March 24, 1969
Scope and Content Note
text of presentation: "Integrating information services for dental schools
into a health sciences library"
Note
for reprint from "BMLA", 58(2): Apr. 1970, see [Box 1 : 26]
Box 1, Folder 47
Regional Medical Library Directors' meeting [?].
1970
Scope and Content Note
"Advantages and disadvantages of centralized and decentralized RML
operations: working paper; compiled by Louise Darling, PSRMLS, May 12, 1970"
Box 1, Folder 48
Seminar on Information and Communication in Medicine, Tucson,
AZ.
Apr. 23-24, 1971
Scope and Content Note
announcement and program; text of presentation: "Role of the health science
library and library networks in dissemination of information within the health
science community"
Box 1, Folder 49
Symposium and Dedication, Moody Medical Library, Univ. of Texas
Medical Branch, Galveston, TX.
June 5-6, 1972
Scope and Content Note
correspondence; program; text of "Response to Dr. Joseph M. White's paper on
medical libraries in medical education,"
Box 1, Folder 50
Faculty Lecture Series, UCLA Committee on Public
Lectures.
Apr. 23, 1973
Scope and Content Note
text of presentation: "The communicating library" in the series "The New Face
of Communications: Uses and Implications"
Box 1, Folder 51
Dedication of the first addition to the Jesse H. Jones Library
Building, The Houston Academy of Medicine.
Jan. 14, 1976
Scope and Content Note
text of presentation: "Changing patterns of medical library service. I.
Recent, past, and present status"
Box 1, Folder 52
Regional Medical Library Directors' meeting.
Feb. 11, 1976
Scope and Content Note
text of presentation "Regional Medical Library service: centralized"
Box 1, Folder 53
1st MLA Collection Development Symposium, New York.
1985
Scope and Content Note
text of paper: "The evolution of a biomedical research collection"
Box 1, Folder 54
7th International Congress on Medical Librarianship.
1995
Scope and Content Note
text of "Welcome from the 1st International Congress on Medical Librarianship
to the 7th"
Series 3.
Consulting Projects.
1962-1990
Physical Description: 21 folders (0.4 linear ft.)
Scope and Content Note
reports, notes, and correspondence concerning Darling's numerous consulting
projects, arranged roughly chronologically
Box 1, Folder 55
Library, Schools of Medicine and Public Health, Harvard
University.
1962
Scope and Content Note
report and correspondence advising on exhibit space and programs for the new
Countway Library
Box 1, Folder 56
Biblioteca Medica Nacional, National Autonomous University of
Honduras.
1962
Scope and Content Note
reports to the Medical School Library Committee of the University and to the
Rockefeller Foundation; correspondence; notes and supporting documents from the
Pan American Union, Univ. of Costa Rica, etc.
Note
LD was asked by The Rockefeller Foundation to reorganize and combine
the libraries of the Medical School and the Medical Society of Honduras; she
spent July-Sep. in Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Box 1, Folder 57
Consultling with Central and South American libraries.
1963-1966
Scope and Content Note
further correspondence with the University of Honduras, and with other Latin
American contacts turning to LD for help
Box 1, Folder 58
Advisory Committee for Scientific Publications, U.S. Public Health
Service.
1962-1965
Scope and Content Note
correspondence and documents; announcement of appointment in: "National
Library of Medicine News", 18(2):1, Feb. 1963; letters thanking LD for her
service; certificate of appreciation
Box 1, Folder 59
University of Hawaii.
Dec. 9-12, 1963
Scope and Content Note
text of 23-page report titled: "Library facilities for the proposed
Biomedical Sciences Program at the University of Hawaii. An appendix to the
Medical Education Study, Mar. 30, 1964"; background materials, including
"Biomedical Sciences Program for the University of Hawaii. Medical Education
Study," by Robert D. Tschirgi, which is stamped "first draft, not for release";
other documents; correspondence
Box 1, Folder 60
Biomedical Communications, Pathology, and History of Life Sciences
Study Sections, NIH.
1964-1971
Note
LD served as either a site visitor or as outside evaluator
Box 1, Folder 61
The William S. Middleton Medical Library, Univ. of
Wisconsin.
1967
Scope and Content Note
text of 11-page report on decentralization of processing operations;
background documents; correspondence
Box 1, Folder 62
University of Iowa Health Sciences Program.
1968-1976
Scope and Content Note
149-page proposal for health sciences library construction funds submitted to
NLM; building plans and rendering of proposed building; LD's comments on
meetings, plans, and site visit questions; correspondence
Box 2, Folder 63
Fairview State Hospital, Costa Mesa, CA.
1969
Scope and Content Note
text of 5-page report; background documents; correspondence
Box 2, Folder 64
ICRDB meeting, Arlie House, Warrenton, VA.
1972
Scope and Content Note
letter thanking attendees for their recommendations to the National Cancer
Institute Program staff
Box 2, Folder 65
Evaluation team, ALA Committee on Accreditation.
1976
Scope and Content Note
evaluation of School of Library Science, Case Western Reserve University
Box 2, Folder 66
Senior Consultant, National Library of Medicine. Correspondence and
documents.
1978-1980
Scope and Content Note
major evaluations were directed at: NLM staff training and development; NLM
foreign language cataloging arrearage; Health Sciences Library Management Intern
Program; joint CRL/NLM effort (LD also served on the Internship Selection
Committee); Region IV Regional Medical Library: organizational structure,
geographic boundaries, location of headquarters, programs, etc.
Note
see also [Box 2 : 67] to [Box 2 : 69]
Box 2, Folder 67
Senior Consultant, National Library of Medicine. Evaluation of the
NLM Associate Program.
1979
Scope and Content Note
final report, handwritten and typed formats; letters to former interns
Box 2, Folder 68
Senior Consultant, National Library of Medicine. Evaluation of the
NLM Associate Program.
1979
Scope and Content Note
former interns' survey answers
Box 2, Folder 69
Senior Consultant, National Library of Medicine. Evaluation of the
NLM Associate Program.
1979
Scope and Content Note
background documents: schedules, training plans, notes, information on
Library of Congress internship program
Box 2, Folder 70
Editorial Advisory Board, "Bibliography of Bioethics".
1979-1981
Scope and Content Note
correspondence
Box 2, Folder 71
AAMC Health Sciences Library Study Advisory Committee.
1981-1982
Scope and Content Note
correspondence; documents, minutes; quarterly and summary final reports
Note
results of the study were published in "Journal of Medical Education",
57(10): part 2, 1982
Box 2, Folder 72
Technical Review Group to evaluate proposals for the Regional Medical
Library Program.
1982
Scope and Content Note
correspondence; documents; summaries of technical reviews of proposal
Box 2, Folder 73
DRS Ad Hoc Committee, Library Branch Consultant.
1983
Scope and Content Note
correspondence concerning review of NIH Library
Box 2, Folder 74
"Report on consulting visit for the UCSF University Librarian Search
Committee".
April 9-10, 1990
Scope and Content Note
ten pages plus cover letter
Box 2, Folder 75
Various consulting assignments.
1964-1983
Scope and Content Note
Childrens Hospital of Los Angeles, 1964-1965; Biblioteca medica, Medellin,
Colombia, 1969; Facultad de Medicina, Univ. de El Salvador, 1969; NLM, 1970,
1978; National Science Foundation, 1971-1972; Visiting consultant in medical
librarianship, Univ. of Minnesota Library School, 1973; Health Sciences Library,
University of North Carolina, 1977; Dahlgren Memorial Library, Georgetown
University Medical Center, 1979; City of Hope National Medical Center,
1981-1982; The Aga Khan Hospital and Medical College, Karachi, 1982
Box 2, Folder 76
Declined consulting assignments.
1978-1983
Series 4.
Honors and Awards, Offices, Committee Assignments.
1961-1989
Physical Description: 19 folders (1 linear ft.)
Scope and Content Note
contains regular and over-sized folders and artifacts, arranged in subseries
by the institution bestowing the award; items are arranged chronologically
within each subseries, artifacts are identified by box and object number
Subseries 1.
Medical Library Association.
1962-1989
Physical Description: 9 folders and 4 objects
Box 2, Folder 77
President-Elect, President, Past President.
1962-1965
Scope and Content Note
correspondence, letters of congratulation; " 'New Breed' of Librarian," by
Gloria Werner; in: "UCLA Personnel News", 8(13):2, May 1964
Note
for presidential cup, see [Box 4 : OB1]
Box 2, Folder 78
Janet Doe Lectureship.
1973
Scope and Content Note
MLA news note announcing the lecture, "The view behind and ahead:
implications of certification," ; correspondence between LD and Janet Doe;
certificate
Note
for reprint of the lecture from "BMLA" 61(4): Oct. 1973, see [Box 1 :
26]
Box 2, Folder 79
Marsha C. Noyes Award.
1971-1974
Scope and Content Note
nomination of LD by Frank R. Rogers, 1971, not acted upon; nomination of LD
by Gerald J. Oppenheimer, with second by Alfred N. Brandon; remarks at the
presentation of the award by Oppenheimer; telegrams of congratulations from the
Biomedical Library staff, from UCLA Librarian Page Ackerman, and many
congratulatory letters; announcement of the award, "UCLA Librarian", 27(7-8):19,
July-Aug. 1974; 5 x 7" color photograph of LD receiving the award from Gerald
Oppenheimer, June 4, 1974
Note
for the goblets and tray of the award, see [Box 4 : OB2]
Box 2, Folder 80
Fellow of the MLA.
1978
Scope and Content Note
letter from Gilbert J. Clausman, MLA President, advising of fellow status;
certificate of fellowship
Box 2, Folder 81
Ida and George Eliot Prize certificate.
1983
Box 2, Folder 82
Frank Bradway Rogers Information Advancement Award.
1983-1984
Scope and Content Note
documentation for the award, including the nomination, c.v., and five letters
of support; letter announcing receipt of the award from Eric Meyerhoff, and
letter of congratulation from Nina Matheson; "University Bulletin", 33(5):3,
week of Sept. 17-21, 1984, announcing the award; MLA news release; 8 x 10"
photograph of LD receiving the citation; the award citation; two cover memos
from Alison Bunting, using the nomination documentation for other purposes, 1985
and 1987
Box 2, Folder 83
The Louise Darling Medal for Distinguished Achievement in Collection
Development in the Health Sciences, funded by Ballen Booksellers.
1987
Scope and Content Note
proposal to the MLA Board for establishing the award
Note
for the medal see [Box 4 : OB6]
Box 2, Folder 84
MLA President's Award.
1989
Scope and Content Note
letter from Raymond A. Palmer, Executive Director, MLA, announcing LD as
co-winner with Lois Ann Colaianni and David Bishop for their editorship of the
Handbook of Medical Library Practice, 4th edition
Note
for the plaque and medal, see [Box 4 : OB7]
Box 2, Folder 85
Academy of Health Information Professionals.
Scope and Content Note
certificate from the Medical Library Association proclaiming LD as a
distinguished member in the Academy
Subseries 2.
National Library of Medicine.
1982
Physical Description: 1 folder
Box 2, Folder 86
Regional Medical Library Program: certificate from the National
Library of Medicine in recognition and appreciation for the manner in which LD
has served the mission of the program.
1982
Subseries 3.
Medical Library Group of Southern California and Arizona.
1978-1986
Physical Description: 1 folder
Box 2, Folder 87
MLGSCA honors.
1978-1986
Scope and Content Note
honorary membership, awarded 12/20/1978; nomination of LD for the MLGSCA
Achievement Award; announcements of the award being named in honor of LD, and
Joyce Loepprich being named its first recipient; letter of thanks from LD to the
group's president
Note
for the award presented to LD, see [Box 4 : OB5]
Subseries 4.
University of California, Los Angeles.
1961-1989
Physical Description: 6 folders and 1 object
Box 2, Folder 88
UCLA Medical Center Auxiliary Golden Bruin Award.
1961
Scope and Content Note
notice of the award in the Auxiliary's 1960/61 annual report; news stories
with pictures from six local newspapers
Box 2, Folder 89
University of California President's honors report to
Regents.
1961-1962
Scope and Content Note
two letters from Clark Kerr to LD
Box 2, Folder 90
UCLA Alumni Association Award of Distinction.
1976-1977
Scope and Content Note
letter of nomination from Sherman M. Mellinkoff; correspondence;
announcements, invitation; program; congratulatory letters; "UCLA Librarian",
30(6):34-35, 1977; "UCLA Weekly", 7(21): Apr. 18, 1977
Note
for the trophy, see [Box 4 : OB3]
Box 2, Folder 91
Emeritus status.
1978,1979
Scope and Content Note
letters from Charles E. Young and David S. Saxon, conferring emeritus status
and congratulating LD
Box 2, Folder 92
Biomedical Library named in honor of Louise M. Darling.
1977-1988
Scope and Content Note
1977 letter from Franklin D. Murphy to Chancellor Young, with copy to Dean
Mellinkoff, suggesting that the library be named in LD's honor; enthusiastic
reply from Dr. Mellinkoff; 1987 letters from Chancellor Young to LD (and others)
announcing approval of the naming by the Board of Regents; invitation to the
celebration, Dec. 4, 1987; newspaper and magazine clippings concerning the
renaming and the formal ceremony held in December, one with illustration
Box 2, Folder 93
UCLA: The Women Who Were First.
Apr. 11, 1989
Scope and Content Note
Certificate of Appreciation awarded to LD as Founding Librarian of the UCLA
Biomedical Library, by the Friends, UCLA Center for the Study of Women
Subseries 5.
Miscellaneous Honors, Awards, Offices.
1956-1983
Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 2, Folder 94
Miscellaneous committee appointments.
1956-1983
Box 5, Folder 1
Ramona Convent Alumnae Association.
April 28, 1979
Scope and Content Note
"Ramona Convent/ Alumnae Association/ proudly presents the/ Alumna of the
Year Award/ honoring/ Louise Darling '29/ for/ founding and developing the/ UCLA
Biomedical Library and/ 'making the most of opportunities/ presented by change'
through her/ concern for people./ April 28, 1979"
Note
for news story, see [Box 3 : 119]
Series 5.
Teaching Activities.
1960-1983
Physical Description: 11 folders (0.3 linear ft.)
Scope and Content Note
includes reference lists, class lists, lecture notes, correspondence, and
other assorted documents related to the courses Darling taught; the material is
arranged chronologically under course names.
Subseries 1.
UCLA School of Library Service.
1960-1983
Physical Description: 10 folders
Box 2, Folder 95
Bibliography of the Medical and Life Sciences (LS #218).
1960-1962
Scope and Content Note
correspondence and documents concerning MLA accreditation for the course
Box 2, Folder 96
Bibliography of the Medical and Life Sciences (LS #218).
1961/1962
Scope and Content Note
teaching materials; documents on ALA accreditation
Box 2, Folder 97
Bibliography of the Medical and Life Sciences (LS #218).
1961/1962
Scope and Content Note
reference lists; example of student term paper
Box 2, Folder 98
Bibliography of the Medical and Life Sciences (LS #218).
1961, 1961-1963
Scope and Content Note
correspondence; class lists
Box 2, Folder 99
Bibliography of the Medical and Life Sciences (LS #218).
1963
Scope and Content Note
reference lists
Box 2, Folder 100
Bibliography of the Medical and Life Sciences (LS #218).
1964
Scope and Content Note
reference lists; weekly student assignments and final exam; lecture notes,
mostly handwritten
Box 2, Folder 101
Bibliography of the Medical and Life Sciences (LS #218).
1965
Scope and Content Note
reference lists; weekly student assignments and final exam; lecture notes,
mostly handwritten
Box 2, Folder 102
Bibliography of the Medical and Life Sciences (LS #418).
1967
Scope and Content Note
reference list for ""Aids to medical writing"
Box 2, Folder 103
Health and Life Science Libraries (LS #471).
1970-1983
Scope and Content Note
course outlines for most years; scattered: reading lists, assignments, final
examinations, teaching materials
Box 2, Folder 104
Bibliography of the Health and Life Sciences (LS #222).
1973-1976
Scope and Content Note
scattered: course outline; reference lists; problem sets; final examination;
teaching materials; lecture on "Bibliography of plant sciences: taxonomy and
geography" presented by Prof. Mildred Mathias in 1973
Subseries 2.
University Extension, University of California, Berkeley
1962
Physical Description: 1 folder
Box 2, Folder 105
Current Developments in Reference Materials in Science and Business
(X 405A).
April 2, 1962
Scope and Content Note
course outline and LD's handout for her lecture on Life Sciences, "Medical
and life sciences: some recent reference works"; 8 pages with added notes
Series 6.
Miscellaneous Professional Papers.
1954-1978
Physical Description: 2 folders (0.6 linear ft.)
Scope and Content Note
this small series contains newspaper clippings and correspondence pertaining
mostly to Biomedical Library services to Harbor General Hospital, Torrance,
CA.
Box 2, Folder 106
Correspondence.
1957-1978
Scope and Content Note
mostly concerned with services to Harbor General Hospital in Torrance, CA
Box 5, Folder 2
Newspaper clippings.
1954-1975
Scope and Content Note
from the "Los Angeles Times", "Citizen News", and "UCLA Weekly"
Series 7.
L. Darling Biomedical Library Staff Development Fund.
1973-1985
Physical Description: 2 folders (0.1 linear ft.)
Scope and Content Note
various documents pertaining to the endowment that Darling set up and
supported to fund career development opportunities for Biomedical Library staff
at all levels
Box 2, Folder 107
L. Darling Biomedical Library Staff Development Fund.
1973-1985
Scope and Content Note
correspondence concerning setting up and administering the fund; guidelines
and application form for disbursement; reports of the guidance committee, 1979,
1983; memo from LD slightly broadening the rules for use of the fund income
Box 2, Folder 108
Contributions to the fund in honor of LD's retirement.
1978
Scope and Content Note
donor list and carbons of receipts of gifts to the UCLA Foundation
Series 8.
Personal Materials.
1929-1999
Physical Description: 30 folders (1 linear ft.)
Scope and Content Note
contains personal and family papers, photographs, and artifacts arranged into
three subseries
Subseries 1.
Education.
1929-1949
Physical Description: 6 folders
Scope and Content Note
high school, Darling's master's thesis, and material from the only course she
took in medical librarianship
Box 2, Folder 109
Ramona Convent of the Holy Names, Alhambra, CA.
1929
Scope and Content Note
valedictory, by LD, handwritten; high school diploma in velvet folder, naming
LD as a graduate in the classical course; commencement program
Box 5, Folder 3
Bachelor of Arts, University of California, Los Angeles.
1933
Scope and Content Note
certificate, "with honors in Botany"
Box 2, Folder 110
Master's thesis in Botany, University of California,
Berkeley.
1935
Scope and Content Note
typed text, figures; reprint: "Protocoronospora on Phoradendron flavescens in
California", "Madrono", 5(8):241-246, 1940
Note
for the degree, see [Box 5 : 4]
Box 5, Folder 4
Master of Arts in Botany, University of California,
Berkeley.
1935
Scope and Content Note
certificate
Box 2, Folder 111
Curriculum in Librarianship, University of California,
Berkeley.
1936
Scope and Content Note
certificate upon completion of one year in the School of Librarianship
Box 2, Folder 112
Columbia University, Library Service 220B.
1949
Scope and Content Note
summer course on Medical Library Literature, taught by Dr. Estelle Brodman at
the College of Physicians and Surgeons
Note
LD's only formal education in medical librarianship
Subseries 2.
Professional Positions.
1942-1986
Physical Description: 6 folders
Scope and Content Note
documents and correspondence regarding civilian service in the U.S. Army
Library Service, and University of California personnel matters
Box 2, Folder 113
University of California, Berkeley.
1942
Scope and Content Note
appointment as Librarian, Junior Grade
Box 2, Folder 114
Correspondence regarding leaving and returning to UCLA library
positions.
1944, 1947
Scope and Content Note
LD's resignation as reference librarian to leave for the Army Library
Service; return as Biomedical Librarian; appointment as Librarian-2
Box 2, Folder 115
Army Library Service.
1944-1947
Scope and Content Note
correspondence regarding appointment, transportation; personnel forms and
evaluations; 8 x 10" photograph of LD and other staff with an Army portable
library unit; passport issued in Manila, Jan. 23, 1947; immunization register
for 1944-1947
Box 2, Folder 116
Personnel matters re. position of Biomedical Librarian at
UCLA.
1950-1979
Scope and Content Note
job descriptions; correspondence regarding job classifications; additional
appointments; salary adjustments
Box 3, Folder 117
"Biomedical Library: a Darling creation".
1975
Scope and Content Note
two drafts and photocopy of final text of biographical sketch in "UCLA
Weekly", 6(8): Dec. 1, 1975
Box 3, Folder 118
UCLA Hospitals and Clinics.
Scope and Content Note
identification badge with portrait, laminated, expiration date of 8-3-86
Subseries 3.
Personal and Family Materials.
1929-1999
Physical Description: 18 folders
Scope and Content Note
scattered personal items such as a short diary of a camping trip, passports
from the 1940s on, two oral histories by different interviewers, and extremely
interesting material concerning the Matas family (including Darling's
grandfather, mother and uncle)
Box 3, Folder 119
Ramona Convent of the Holy Names, Alhambra, CA.
1929, 1979
Scope and Content Note
general rules of discipline for resident students; 2 ½ x 3
¾" leather-bound copy of "The Key of Heaven: a manual of
approved prayers"; summer 1979 issue of "Ramona Ramblings" which names LD as
recipient of one of the "Alumnae of the Year" awards
Note
for certificate, see [Box 5 : 1]
Box 3, Folder 120
Camping trip, California.
July 4-30, 1932
Scope and Content Note
handwritten diary, Yosemite, etc.; fifteen 4 x 6¾" notebook
pages
Box 3, Folder 121
Letters of farewell and thanks.
1947
Scope and Content Note
three letters from library staff in the Philippines, just before LD's return
to U.S.
Box 3, Folder 122
Curriculum vitae and annual supplements to
Bio-bibliography.
1960, 1976, 1977, 1979, 1985, 1989
Box 3, Folder 123
Passports.
1953, 1962, 1967, 1973, 1983, 1993
Note
for passport issued in 1947, see [Box 2 :115]
Box 3, Folder 124
Retirement.
1977-1979
Scope and Content Note
party planning, etc.
Box 3, Folder 125
Retirement.
1977-1979
Scope and Content Note
plaque
Box 3, Folder 126
Retirement.
1977-1979
Scope and Content Note
tributes
Box 3, Folder 127
Oral history (Neuroscience History Program).
1980-1981
Scope and Content Note
transcript of two audiotapes of interviews by Frances Brewer, conducted on
Nov. 19, 1980 and Feb. 11, 1981.
Note
much of transcript of tape 1 was edited by LD, but her note on the
envelope states: "...never returned to L. Marshall because so much editing would
have been required." According to the Agreement of Use, "Tape II is sealed until
such time as Miss Darling designates."
Box 3, Folder 128
Oral history (Medical Library Association).
1981
Scope and Content Note
transcript of interviews conducted by David Bishop, Apr. 7-8, 1981
Note
request for permission to quote from the history must be directed to
the MLA
Box 3, Folder 129
75th birthday scrapbook.
1986
Scope and Content Note
letters and photographs gathered for a luncheon party honoring LD
Box 3, Folder 130
Memorial service.
May 2, 1999
Scope and Content Note
text or notes for tributes by W. Eugene Stern, Clara M. Zego, and Nelson
Gilman; program; letters to Alison Bunting from individuals and from the MLA;
some captions from the accompanying exhibit
Note
for more on the exhibit, see also [Box 1 : 24]; for audiotape, see [Box
3 : 146]
Box 3, Folder 132
Genealogical information.
1995, 1999
Scope and Content Note
pedigree chart listing four generations before LD, submitted by Valerie
Barneson; source information compiled by Bradley Barneson
Box 3, Folder 133
Rudolph Matas, M.D. Biographical materials.
1948-1972
Scope and Content Note
correspondence from Dr. Matas to LD and two letters from LD to Matas,
1948-1972; later letters about Dr. Matas' health from Hathaway (Mrs. S.C.)
Aleman, his long-time secretary; letters concerning a biographical talk about
Dr. Matas by Dr. Howard Mahorner; correspondence concerning the legacy Dr. Matas
left LD in his will; bookplates: for Dr. Rudolph Matas, Mrs. R. Matas, the
Rudolph Matas Medical Library of Tulane University, and some of the special
collections in that library; explication of the name "Darling", giving the OED
as source; speeches by Matas containing biographical material about the Matas
family; "Remarks on presenting Boydell's Illustrators of the Dramatic Works of
Shakespeare, with other artistic gifts, to Tulane University, Louisiana, by Dr.
Rudolph Matas, 1954"; "A message from Dr. Matas on the celebration of Dr.
Isidore Corn's seventieth birthday, held at the Selma Feitel Gumbel Nurses
Residence of Touro Infirmary, June 12, 1955"; "Sermon at memorial mass for Dr.
Matas' mother," by The Right Reverend Monsignor Lucien J. Gailiouet, St. Louis
Cathedral, August 31 (no year); greeting card; five portraits of Dr. Matas dated
1913, 1928, 1938, 1948; group photo with Dr. Matas as guest of honor at the
Carlos Finlay Celebration, Havana, Dec. 1, 1941; portrait of Irene Matas,
daughter of Dr. Narciso Hereu Matas from his second marriage, LD's mother, and
half-sister to Dr. R. Matas
Box 3, Folder 134
Rudolph Matas, M.D. Secondary source material.
1925-1954
Scope and Content Note
reprints of addresses by and about Rudolph Matas; newspaper clippings
Box 3, Folder 135
Narciso Hereu Matas, M.D.(LD's grandfather).
Scope and Content Note
six-page typed biography written by his son, Rudolph Matas; typed copies of
documents pertaining to mines in Arizona owned by N. H. Matas and his wife,
Louisa M. Matas; photocopies of 14 newspaper clippings concerning the Matas
estate
Box 3, Folder 136
Aphold and Matas family memoirs.
Scope and Content Note
newspaper clipping regarding Irene Darling, LD's mother; reminiscences of old
Tucson, mostly by Adelaide Aphold; part of a holographic will by A. Aphold,
bequeathing the Irene Mine to LD and her sister; handwritten notes, mostly
written by Adelaide A. Aphold, half-sister of LD's mother (some may be by
Adelaide's full brother or sister)
Series 9.
Supporting Print Materials.
1979-1990
Physical Description: 3 folders (0.1 linear ft.)
Box 3, Folder 137
"Notes on punctuation".
Scope and Content Note
from "The Medusa and the Snail", by Lewis Thomas, Viking [1979]. pp.
125-129
Box 3, Folder 138
EDUCOM proposal for a planning study on "Supporting the Applied
Research Needs of the Library and Information Service Community".
1981
Scope and Content Note
executive summary of the proposal, prepared by Erica Love, MLA Network
Advisory Committee
Box 3, Folder 139
Historical Notes, UCLA Department of Pathology
Scope and Content Note
."Talk at Pathology Grand Rounds, Apr. 11, 1990, by Sidney C. Madden, M.D.";
covers history of the department, as well as early history of the UCLA School of
Medicine
Series 10.
Non-Document Materials.
Physical Description: 5 folders and 10 objects (1.5 linear ft.)
Subseries 1.
Pictures and Photographs.
Physical Description: 4 folders and materials housed with other
collections
Scope and Content Note
prints and postcards collected by Darling, and family and other photographs
which do not fit into specific subject folders
Miscellaneous natural history prints.
Note
these items are part of the "Louise Darling Papers", but are housed as
part of Manuscript Collection #179, "Natural History Prints"
Box 3, Folder 140
Miscellaneous pictures and postcards.
Scope and Content Note
eight items
Note
Albrecht Dürer's "Grosses
Rasenstück" from the Albertina Museum, Vienna, Austria, is
housed in [Box 5 : 5]
Box 3, Folder 141
Family photographs.
Scope and Content Note
seven photos, various sizes
Box 3, Folder 142
Photographs of LD.
1929-1996
Scope and Content Note
nine snapshots and two studio portraits
Box 3, Folder 143
MLA Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA.
1965
Scope and Content Note
8 x 10" photo of head table and part of banquet room, with LD, Brad Rogers,
Estelle Brodman, etc.
Box 3, Folder 144
Horace W. Magoun.
Scope and Content Note
8 x 10" portrait, posed with steriotaxic instrument
Box Separate storage
Group photographs of 1st and of 2nd International Congress on Medical
Librarianship, London and Washington, D.C.
1953,1963
Note
photographs are housed in double-oversized map cabinet, drawer #45,
Biomedical History Division rare book cage
Subseries 2.
Objects.
1963-1989
Physical Description: 8 objects
Scope and Content Note
artifacts bestowed on Darling a various honors and awards
Box 3, Folder OB1
MLA President's award.
Physical Description: 4 ½" high silver cup
Scope and Content Note
inscription: "Louise Darling/ MLA President/ 1963-1964"
Note
for additional material on presidency, see [Box 1 : 28]
Box 3, Folder OB2
UCLA Alumni Association Award.
Physical Description: bronze medal encased in a lucite slab, mounted on a pyramidal wooden
base
Scope and Content Note
inscription: "Louise M. Darling '33/ Award of Distinction/ Library Science/
1977"
Note
for additional information, see [Box 2 : 90]
Box 4, Folder OB3
Marcia C. Noyes Award.
Physical Description: 10" square wooden box enclosing six silver liqueur goblets and an
8"-diameter silver tray
Scope and Content Note
inscription: "The Marcia C. Noyes/ Award/ presented by/ The Medical Library
Association/ with appreciation and affection/ to/ Louise Darling/ for
outstanding achievement/ in medical librarianship/ San Antonio, Texas/ June 4,
1974
Note
for addition information, see [Box 2 : 79]
Box 4, Folder OB4
"JAMA" Centennial.
Physical Description: lucite pyramid encasing a miniature v. 1( 1) of "The Journal of the
American Medical Assoc."
Scope and Content Note
inscription: "JAMA centennial, Washington, D. C., May 17, 1983"
Louise Darling MLGSCA Achievement Award.
Physical Description: 7 x 8¼ x 2½" gilt and lucite mantle clock by Howard
Miller
Scope and Content Note
inscription: "Presented to Louise Darling/ upon the establishment of the/
Louise Darling MLGSCA Achievement Award/ 1986"
Note
for additional information, see [Box 2 : 87]; the clock, OBject 5, is
housed in the UCLA Biomedical Library Rare Books Reading Room
Box 4, Folder OB6
Louise Darling Medal for ... Collection Development.
Physical Description: 3" bronze/silver-plated medal
Scope and Content Note
inscription: "The/ Louise Darling/ Medal/ for/ distinguished/ achievement/
in/ collection/ development/ in the/ health/ sciences"; obverse reads:
"Presented to/ [empty space for name]/ the/ Louise Darling Medal/ established in
1987/ by the/ Medical Library Association/ with an endowment/ from/ Ballen
Booksellers/ International"
Note
for additional information, see [Box 2 : 83]
Box 4, Folder OB7
Medical Library Association President's Award.
Physical Description: plaque and two medals, mounted in a frame
Scope and Content Note
plaque inscription: "The Medical Library Association/ on behalf of its
officers and Board of Directors hereby grants the/ President's Award/ to/ Louise
Darling/ in acknowledgement of her valuable contribution to the literature, the
profession,/ and the Association through the editorship of The Handbook of
Medical Library/ Practice, Fourth Edition./ May 1989"; the identical medals, one
bronze and one silver-colored, are inscribed: "Medical Library Association/ non
multa sed bona" and bear portraits of Gould, Osler, and Charlton
Note
see also [Box 2 : 84]
Box 4, Folder OB8
Campaign UCLA plaque.
Physical Description: 12 x 4" bronze desk plaque with 3-dimensional separate bronze letters,
UCLA, designed by artist and architect Rodica Reif
Scope and Content Note
inscription reads: "In memory of the/ generous philanthropy and/ unwavering
friendship of/ Louise Darling/ Campaign UCLA/ Where Great Futures Begin/ Alber
Carnesale, Chancellor
Subseries 3.
Videocassette and Audiotape.
1997-1999
Physical Description: 2 items
Box 3, Folder 145
Reminiscences on the history of automation at the UCLA Biomedical
Library.
1987
Scope and Content Note
roundtable presented as a program of the Louise Darling Staff Development
Fund, with participants Louise Darling, Sue Gullion and Gloria Werner;
moderators, Alison Bunting and Beryl Glitz
Note
cataloged as Z 675 M4 R388 1987 Rare
Box 3, Folder 146
Louise M. Darling Memorial service, Rotunda, Powell Library,
UCLA.
2 May 1999
Physical Description: 1 audiotape, 45 min. (master tape and one copy)
Note
see also [Box 3 : 130]