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January 21, 1949 Mr. Philip Drinker, The Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology, Harvard School of Public Health, 55 Shattuck Street, Boston 15, Maos. Dear Phili Thanks very much for your letter of January 25 with its information about plans for the publication of Archives of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Medicine. I shall be very glad to serve as an associate editor of the nev journal under the conditions you have stipulated. As you are veil avare, I have a very great interest in the survival of your distinguished journal, I also have a great deal of interest in the additional coverage of the professional field beyond, the scope on properly, it may be able to acnieve tne degree of syixtuesis that is greatly needed in this professional field. We shall not be able to deal vith the problemsof industrial populations and the industrial environment,realistically, until we really accept them as two facets of the same problem. Perhaps ^ich a/ journal as this may turn ouc to be,can influence the unduly divergent professional attitudes. Sincerely yours* hA& ef C .C .: Dr. Morris Fishbein Pobert 'K" `Kehoe D' N22173