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18 Chi. L. Libr. Bull. 1 (March 1955)

handle is hein.journals/callbu18 and id is 1 raw text is: LAW LIBRARY B U L 1L E T T NI Chicago Association of Law Libraries Number 18. March 4, 1955t DAVID J. HAYKIN CHIEF OF SUBJECT CATALOGING DIVISION OF LIBRARY OF CONGRESS ADDRESSES CHICAGO CHAPTER On February 4, 1955, Mr. David J. Haykin of the Library of Congress outlined the history of the law library of the Library of Congress to a luncheon gathering of the Chicago Association of Law Libraries at Normandy House. He also described the project of clea'- ing up arrearages in law cataloging at the national library as well as the present prospects of completing a classification scheme for law. Dr. Werner Ellinger, senior subject cataloger (law) of the Library of Congress and member of the AALL Cataloging Committee, was an honored guest at the luncheon. Miss Elizabeth Benyon, former President of the Chicago Asso- ciation of Law Libraries, is chairman of the AALL Cataloging Com- mittee. Incidentally, Miss Benyon is the author of the only classi- fication scheme for law which the Library of Congress has published. PREPARATIONS FOR FORTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL M4EETING OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF LAW LIBRARIES Miss Dorothy Scarborough and Mr. William D. Murphy, co- chairmen of the Local Arrangements Committee for the next annual meeting of the American Association of Law Libraries, July 5-8, 1955, are working very diligently to assure its success. They have mailed out nearly one thousand announcements to law librarians in this country and abroad. Invitations have been sent to England, Canada, Porto Rico, the Philippine Islands, Israel, the Union of Socialist Soviet Republics, India, and many other faraway places. INSTITUTE FOR LAW LIBRARIANS TO BE HELD AT NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW JUNE 28 THROUGH JULY 2, 1955 Mr. William R. Roalfe and Mr. Ervin H. Pollack, Ohio State University School of Law, will direct the Institute for Law Libra- rians which on the above dates will precede the Annual Meeting of The American Association of Law Libraries. Scarcely a week had passed after official announcement of this fact, when Mr. Roalfe received about thirty inquiries about the project. Recognized professional leadership, lectures and laboratory work will be Leatured. If you are interested, please address the following to *lTi am R. Roalfe, Northwestern University School of Law, 357 East ';hiicgo Avenue, Chicago (11), Illinois. Page one 0 H I CAGO0

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