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MR. ENEY: There are statistics to show as to

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in how many instances there are changes made and how many?

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DR. WINSLOW: Yes.

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THE CHAIRMAN: I think it would be interesting

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and important for our resource person to dig this up, our

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researcher, Mr. Eney.

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MR. ENEY: 1 think it would be very interesting.

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THE CHAIRMAN: You folks may want to make note

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of this, but perhaps Dr. Graves and Dr. Wheeler and Mr.

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Kentner will get into this. So, let us move to Dr. Graves,

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and we want to thank you again, sir, for taking time from

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a busy schedule to be with us.

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DU. GRAVES: Mr. Chairman, members of the

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Committee, it is hardly necessary for me to say, I suppose,

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that I am not here as a representative of the library,

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although I happen to be employed there. I came at the

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personal invitation of a colleague and a friend of many

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years, Professor Winslow, and I am happy to be here.

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My approach to this is a little different than

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that which has preceded, which, has been very interesting,

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every bit of it. I have a sort of a habit, when I tackle