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48 Chi. L. Libr. Bull. 1 (1972)

handle is hein.journals/callbu48 and id is 1 raw text is: CHICAGO LAW LIBRARY BULLETIN CHICAGO ASSOCIATION OF LAW LIBRARIES 064,48 CALL PRESIDENT'S ANNUAL REPORT TO MEMBERS 1971-1972 The Chicago Chapter of the American Association of Law Libraries held four meetings this past year. The programs consisted of an analysis of law librarianship as a profession by Prof. Morris Cohen, Immediate Past President of the American Association of Law Libraries; a panel of representatives from several companies publishing legal materials which was moderated by Myron Jacobstein; a most entertaining address by Dee Brown, author of Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee; and a very informative discussion of the Amer- ican Association of Law Libraries by the current President, Viola Bird. Two new committees were appointed. The total membership of the Chicago Chapter was increased substantially as a result of the diligence of the Membership Committee with Charlotte Stillwell as Chairman. Early in the year a question was raised as to whether the Constitution of our local Chapter required amendments or even revision to bring it into harmony with the Constitution of the National Association. To answer this question, a special committee was appointed with Prof. Igor Kavass, of Northwestern University, as Chairman to carefully examine the entire Constitution and By-Laws of the Chicago Chapter, and make any recommendations considered appropriate. This Committee has drafted a com- pletely revised Constitution which will be considered by the entire membership next year. It can be said without reservation that the Chicago Chapter has just completed a most active and rewarding year. Many of the members contributed generously to Chapter activ- ities. Such efforts are greatly appreciated especially when one remembers that many of these people have also been deeply involved in planning for the national convention in Chicago. David Badertscher, President CONVENTION - HELP!! Volunteers are urgently needed to stuff envelopes for the AALL Convention. Contact Rita at WEbster 9-3525, Extension 281, and offer a few hours of your time between June 27 and June 29 to assist in this routine but very important task. IT'S YOUR.CONVENTION. PLEASE HELP. WILLIAMS & WILKINS HAS PLAN FOR PHOTOCOPYING RIGHTS Shortly after receiving a favorable ruling from the Commissioner to the Court of Claims on the question of photocopying rights, the Maryland-based publisher, Williams & Wilkins, took out a full-page ad--modestly titled A Statement of Fact and Faith--announcing that aisimple plan based on the idea of a reasonable annual license fee for the right of copy- ing our materials had been worked out. The plan would give libraries the right to photo-

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