In this, the second of a series of articles on basic tools that could be useful in setting up a non-print collection, additional sources for films and bibliographies of filmstrips are discussed. The first article (EJ 008 746) described sources for film selection. (Author/JB)

"An informal personal summary of a censorship episode which recently occurred in the McMurry College Library, written by the former director. (Author/JB)

Reprinted from Film News (N.Y.), February 1969, p11-12, and March 1969, p22-23.

Describes a comparative survey of Ulrich's International Periodicals Directory and the Guide to Microforms in Print which indicated that the information on microform availability given by Ulrich's is not accurate. The results of the comparison are summarized in a table. (JL)

Discusses the status of the cataloging of audiovisual materials in libraries, with particular attention given to the background of the Anglo-American Cataloging Rules, Second Edition. (Author/FM)

Summarizes some of the highlights and points out certain special features that characterize the collection development of East Asian-language materials in North American libraries at different stages from 1869-1975. (Author)

Current national bibliographies from the Islamic Near East are examined as tools for building collections to serve Islamic studies. Certain improvements are suggested to make current bibliographies more efficient collection development tools. (Author)

This article describes a Texas Department of Corrections Project which focused on book-discussion groups. The basic structure of the project can be applied to library programming in many types of institutions. (Author/AP)

Discusses issues related to the value of searching to determine whether a work has already been microfilmed prior to filming the work for preservation purposes: (1) advantages of duplicate filming; (2) the integrity of existing master films; and (3) the cost of a replacement film. (seven references) (MES)

Reports on a survey of the book collection at the Wellsley Free Library (MA) to ascertain the age and physical condition of the collection and causes of damage. Cost implications and proposed solutions are discussed, and the significance of the findings for public libraries is considered. (five references) (MES)