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By MARY JAMIESON
“AN UNUSUALLY distinguished and highly qualified roster of judges,” observed Raymond Williams, regional director of the Virginia State Library, when he was shown the list of county residents who are serving as judges of the Rappahannock Library’s Book Review Contest, which is to begin Saturday, January 26.
“These people,” Williams asserted, “put this contest on a high and interesting level. Rappahannock can be proud of the enthusiastic response of its school administrators and faculties to the contest, as well.”
James J. Kilpatrick, syndicated columnist and TV Commentator, and Harry Gilroy, for many years book section editor of The New York Times, will be consulting judges for both the elementary and high school contest judges.
The roster of high school judges falls into four catagories. For the reviews of Humorus Books, the judges will be Edward Harris, Pulitzer prize-winning journalist, and Waldron O’ Connor, a man whose wit and humor are well-known to his fellow faculty members at St. Albans Cathedral School, Washington, D. C.
FOR REVIEWS of Sus: pense and Mystery Books', two omniverous readers of this type of literature will do the evaluating: George E. Muth and Dr. Charles Albright.
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