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r'ROVE T. S1EDLECKI ..u;;: p :l c o mp a n y < 'n d u n a i :-C Lfv MICHIGAN AVENJC >::a GO. iLL.NOIS 60605 '. :CE PRESIDENT ; ' ri N A . "CINDERGRASS I'M COMPANY -T. FALL. MINNESOTA SSIO? - --ST P R F. S! t? e N T . CnN A. ZAP?. J rr-.D. c r : *s T C NEMO.. R5 A CO., -V>'.Ll LABORATORY ' _ M I N CTOS . DELAWARE ! i` ci 9 iNC. .-EC PETARY Ch ARLa S l . c h s e v e r n .-.-ic n a l . l a b o r a t o r y - C SOoTH CASS A \ E N U E .RCCNNE. ILLINOIS C0C39 T R E A SU RE_R_ DAViD A. FRASER. Sc.D. LPARTMENT CF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES w v ERSIT Y OF NORTH CAROLINA CHAPEL HILL. SOUTH CAROLINA 27514 February 19, 1973 AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ASSOCIATION MANAGING OiRECTOR E. LYNN SCH ALL AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ASSOCIATION 210 HADOON AVENUE WESTMONT. NEW JERSEY 08108 (609) 858-8800 WILLIAM A. BURGESS HARVARD SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH EMIL E. CHRISTOFANO HERCULES, INC. JULIUS H. FANNEY, JR. IBM CORPORATION BRUCE J. HELD 5ANOIA CORPORATION LIVERMORE LABORATORY JOHN H. JOHNSTON IMPERIAL OIL LIMIILO ROBERT G. KEENAN GEORGE D. CLAYTON ft ASSOCIATES DONALD R. McFEE. Sc.D. ARGONNE NATIONAL LAB. FRANK L. OGLESBY TENNESSEE EASTMAN COMPANY FRED S. VENABLE HUMBLE OIL ft REFINING COMPAM'. R. A. Kehoe, M.D. Kettering Laboratory College of Medicine Cincinnati, Ohio 45219 Dear Bob: All too long ago you wrote offering to be of assistance if help was needed. I have received many offers of help and these together with other matters have had me swamped to the point I have not responded as promptly as Ishould have. However, it may have seemed to you, I assure you your offer was not forgotten. Although not of immediate concern perhaps, there is one thing which I would like to see done and perhaps you would consider undertaking this. I refer to the development of a historical review of the American Industrial Hygiene Association. I feel that something like this would be extremely worthwhile and would be of considerable interest to our members. I am afraid that if we put this off much longer, we will never be able to recapture some of the past. Will you do this--either alone or recruting others to help. If such can be done, we could run this in the Journal or get out a special printing. We have had many problems this year or perhaps I should say a carryover of problems. I think we are back on the track now and hope I can leave the State of the Association in good shape when I bow out as President. The Journal, incidentally has been given to another printer and hopefully will be mailing two issues per month until we get caught up. Best regards. Sincerely, ---- TP Paul D. Halley 0023019