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Since several changes were made in the program after it had been
printed, I thought it worthwhile to give it here in final form.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1951

10:30 a.m., Carvel Hall
The Educational Value of Archival Displays

Presiding

DR. WAYNE C. GROVER, Archivist of the United States
"How Archival Displays Are Arranged by the New York Historical
Society," Miss Dorothy C. Barck, Librarian, New York Historical Society
"How Archival Displays Are Arranged by the National Archives," Mrs.
Elizabeth E. Hamer, Publications Officer, Library of Congress
"How Archival Displays Are Arranged by the Minnesota State Archives,"
Miss Lucile Kane, Curator of Manuscripts, Minnesota Historical Society
Discussion

1:00 p.m.. Luncheon, Carvel Hall

Speakers: Dr. Philip C. Brooks, President, The Society of American Archi-
vists and His Excellency, Theodore R. McKeldin, Governor of Maryland

2:30 p.m., Carvel Hall
The Archival Profession

Presiding
DR. LUTHER H. EVANS, Librarian of Congress

"The Archival Profession and The Society of American Archivists," Dr.
Lester J. Cappon, Archivist, Colonial Williamsburg

"The Archival Profession and The American Archivist" Dr. Karl L. Trever,
Editor, The American Archivist

Discussion

4:30 p.m., Executive Mansion

Tea at the invitation of the Governor of Maryland and Mrs. McKeldin

7:00 p.m., Annual Dinner, fleet Reserve Club

Comments by the retiring President, Dr. Philip C. Brooks, Chief Archivist
of the General Records Branch, National Archives