开云体育

Mike,

I may have it. The copy I have, however, does not seem to have a date. The full title page is OUR A.A. GENERAL SERVICE CENTER, THE ALCOHOLIC FOUNDATION OF YESTERDAY, TODAY, AND TOMORROW by Bill.

Part one has 21 pages, part two has 11 pages and part three has 10 pages.

All of these pages are double spaced.

The pages are actually included within a leather bound book and are part of a collection of papers reputed to be those that were in Bobbie Burger's estate. The blue leather copy has the title "A.A. History of General Service." The origin of the book is the Oklahoma archives who created it in 1990. How these papers got to Oklahoma is beyond me, but Bobbie's whereabouts after her exit from Headquarters in June of 1949 remains a mystery. Curiously, her last name Burger is misspelled as "Berger" on the front cover.

Gary Neidhardt

Lilburn, GA