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.PAST , iNT.iANA) ;a o.ILLINOIS Ci5C5 r^'O VE . .: : : l t J :C AG O . S IEOLECKI 'M P A N Y CH1AN L .N O IS 1. I N D I A N A ) AV E N J C C 605 '.:CE PRESICENT ; ' HN -T. A . "' E N D E R G R A S S I'M C O M P A N Y M I N N E S O T A Yi S I O ? - --ST P ' i P S i P - N T . C n N A. Z A P ? . J rr-.D. a : n t e :: ` . - : M o . , r < 5 a c o . , - v a .e l l . \ ; : - ? ; t o r y D - D A 'A A r i t 1i `ci n c . --LC R E T AR Y C - AR AKS L. CH S E VE R . C S `i i N ' i ' I C N A L L A B O R A T O R Y - 0 .A H O o 7 ~ C A S S A \ E N U E Y iC C N N E . IL L IN O IS C 0 i3 9 T R A S U R_R_ D AVI D A. F R A S E R . S c . D . LPA R TM E N T OF E N V IR O N M E N T A L SC IE N C E S w v E:VSIT Y O F N O R T H C A R O L IN A C H APEL H IL L . NO RTH C A R O LIN A 27 51 4 February 19, 1973 AM E R I CAN I N D U STR I AL H YG I E N E AS S O CI AT I O N M A N A G IN G O iR E CTO R e. l ynn sc h al l A M E R IC A N IN D U S T R IA L H Y G IE N E A S S O C IA T IO N 210 HADOON AVENUE W ESTM ONT. NEW JERSEY 08108 (6 0 9 ) 858-8800 Of S E C T O R S E D W A R D J. B A IE R HEW - N IO S H W IL L IA M A. BURGESS H A R V A R D SC H O O L O F PU B LIC HEA LTH E M I L E. C H R I S T O F A N O H E R C U L E S . INC. J U L I U S H. F A N N E Y , JR. IBM C O R P O R A T IO N BRUCE J . HELD 5A N O IA C O R PO R A TIO N LIV E R M O R E LA BO RA TO R Y JO H N H. JOHNSTON IM PE R IA L O IL L IM IIL O ROBERT G. KEENAN G E O R G E D . C L A Y T O N ft A S S O C I A T E S D O N A L D R. MCFEE. S c .D . A R G O N N E N A TIO N A L LAB. FRANK L. OGLESBY TENNESSEE EASTMAN COMPANY FRED S. V E N A B L E H U M B L E O I L ft R E F I N I N G C O M P A N Y 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