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B Dear M iss Beard; It is * about time for my annual report. Before I begin I do want to say that I hope you are well and not working too hard for it looks as if you may have a long hard grind ahead of you. As for me - not long after I saw you I went out west as they were having quite an epidemic of strep, here I had a mild attach and I took my vacation early and came back quite ready for the late spring and summer. In the meantime I had added work in the depart ment as my assistant was home ill for four months. This summer we were all busy readjusting our programs to meet the requirements of the Bolton plan (Incidently iy has been the best thing that could have happened to us here) I am telling you all this to sort of albi myself for not C having any report on my manuscript for you. I know you are interested. Well, I finally got enough of chapters ready, which I presented to the publishers, in addition to two different plans of presentation. I worked out a complete outline of material I was in Philladelphia last week with the following results: They are definitely interested and advise me to provede. Doctor Brodhurst (Columbia ) to be my advisor as regards organization so no time or effort will be lost. Mr Bacon of Lippencot'ss is arranging for a conference (at a luncheon here in N New York) to discuss the scope of the book. At the donference he e expects to have Misses Grant, Frost, Dr B. and I dont know who else. Of course it is hard to say what they will think. Mr Bacon is anxious W to get this on the market as soon as possible. He said that some one from the University of Washington wanted to submit just such a pro- pesition but they said they had one. Now then, they appear to be in- terested enough that as soon as the conference is over and the size of the book determined I shall have a contract. I hope it will work out satisfactory. By the way, I am chairman of a committee for the In- tegration of social and health aspects in the Curriculum. This is a joint committee of the State League and the educational com. of the 0. P.H.N. It wont be difficult as the National League has set up an elaborate plan. However I thought I would see Miss Frost as I know she could give me some good pointers. You told me once to call on her in regard to the program we are working out here. I shall tell her you are a friend of mine: I was at Radio City the other day and went up and said hello to Dr Lambert. Had not seem him for ages. He had gained con- siderably and said he felt fine. You will laugh at this. He gave me a little cook book and recommended it very highly. He's just the same as always. He talked of you and still misses you. written I haves a, long letter. I must stop now. You may see me some time this fall, and it will be good to see you again. Love from Monday the 4th. Losetea B. igley 114 cliften Place Jeney City n. 1 2

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