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12 Chi. L. Libr. Bull. 1 (March 1953)

handle is hein.journals/callbu12 and id is 1 raw text is: CHICAGO LAW LIBRARY BULLETIN No. 11 March 1 1953 NEXT MEETING - MARCH 20TH Za March meeting, to be held at Normandy House, will featug -discussion of Tho Eolationship Between the Practicing Attorney and the Law Libr4 ,. by Profes- sor PhiliB B. Kurland of Northwestern University Law School, Prof 4_r Kurland was formprly associated with the staffs of Mr. Justice FrankfurterO Judge Jerome N. Frank, The Dcpartment of Justice, and the firm of Milton Pollack of New York City. He is a mamb ' of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, The Chicago Bar Associ-' atiop, and The Federal Bar Association. ASSOCIATION OF AXERICAN LAW SCHOOLS MEETING Members of the Chicago Association were much in evidence 'at the meeting of the Assoeiatio of American Law Schools December 28-30. It was a real pleasure to greet. Gur r.bers in absentia Helen Ross (Mrs.. William Britton) of Urbana, Breta Peterson (Mrs. Davi4 Dow)fTicoln Nebraska, and Elizabeth Holt, now librarian of the Univer- sity o0 Nebraska College of Law,. fcvwral 6f our members together with nine law librarians who were attending ti.e rirings of the Association of American Law Schools met for dinner on the ev~ltg of December 29. That afternoon the meeting was devoted to a discussion of the subjeet A Bibliography of American Law: Problems Relating to a Conceptual Classi- fication of Law. Mr. Ervin Pollack discussed the Nature and Scope of the Project while Profpssor Jerome Hall, Professor Max Rheinstein, Professor Lon Fuller, and Profeogor MacDougall read papers on Some Basic Questions Regarding Legal Ciassifica- tion fer Professional and Scientific Purposes. It was good to see so many law libra- rians and to have a young A A L L convention in Chicago. Mr, Bursler and Miss Benyon were asked to go as representatives of Mr. Graham, the Law Library Association's representative on the Joint Committee on the Union List of Serials. The meeting was devoted to hearing and discussing the report of the representative of the Library of Congress on the LC IBM punch card project for a national union catalog of serials and for the publication of New Serial Titles begi. dng January, .1953. LC is proposing to include in the national catalog of serials the following catagories of material:.periodicals, foreign government serial documents, U.S. Federal and all State serial docements, municipal government serial documento (probably of a limited nature), annuals,, publications of international Congvesses and Conferences, directories (including telephone directories), college catalogs and bulletins,, trade catalogs, continuations, numbered monographs series (except Dublishers series),, but with the following exceptions which will not be covered: newspapers, loose,4eaf publications, books-in-part. It is proposed that libraxy holdings not be shown for the U.S. government material. Whether or not money

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