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         NEWSLETTER  \n JANUARY  \nREPORTby the  \nAmerican Managing Editorof the Archivefor Reformation History  \nVolume 62 of the Archive for Reformation History has nowbecome history and found its place in the libraries ofscholars and of universities on both sides of the Atlantic.Both numbers for the year1971 appeared within that year,and despite the East Coast dock strike and Christmas mailglut hopefully reached the members before the annualmeeting of the Society.  \nDuring 1971 fourteen articles were submitted forpublication to the American editorial office.Althoughthis number is smaller than the number submitted in1970,the quality is certainly as high and the interest ofscholars in publishing in the Archive is quite lively.Wewish to thank all those members of the Society who haveserved so well as readers of articles submitted in theirareas of special competence.The number of subscribersremains high,apprximately 480 in the USA.We aregratefulto the staff of the Foundation for Reformation Re-search in St.Louis for once again handling the Archivesubscriptions,for mailing out the issues,and for givingthe Archive publicity in the Foundation's Newsletter.Wewould urge all members to help win new subscribers,havetheir college or university library subscribe,aad es-pecially introduce graduate students of history to thejour-nal.Only by keeping our membership large and ever in-creasing the number of subscribers can this publishingventure of highly scholarly material continue to be pos-sible.  \nThe Archive for Reformation History willnext year,1972,enter a new phase.For some three years the ed-itors have been planning an expansion of the Archive inorder to make it possible to publish a larger number ofthe excellent articles submitted and in order to provide amore ample Literature Review of monographs and peri-odical articles on the Reformation.Two years ago theeditorialcommittee including the American Managing ed-itor held meetings at Tübingen and at Freiburg to workout a plan for this expansion.At last year's meeting ofthe American Society for Reformation Research the planwas discussed and the reaction of the Council and mostof the members proved to be favorable.The detailedstatement of the editor unfortunately did not reach thepresident of the Society in time,but a member of the ed-itorial board was present to explain the plan.We havenow worked out the finaldetails and are ready to go aheadin 1972.The plan has been approved by the Council andthe membership of our co-sponsor,the Verein für Ref-ormationsgeschichte.All arrangements have been madewith the publisher.The staff for the Literature Reviewhas been selected and work is underway.The LiteratureReview (Literaturbericht)willbethethird number of each  \n# MONTHLY NEWSLETTER\n\nNews about Reformation Scholars and Reformation ScholarshipFOUNDATION FOR REFORMATION RESEARCH6477 San Bonita Avenue,Saint Louis,Missouri 63105-314727-6655  \nEditors-  Carl S.Meyer &Lowell H.Zuck.Contributing editors-Cornelius J.Dyck,EgonW.Gerdes,Harold J.Grimm,Eric W.Gritsch,Kenneth Hagen,James Hitchcock,De LamarJensen,Robert M.Kingdon,James M.Kittelson,Robert G.Kleinhans,Clyde L.Manschreck,James McConica,R.Diener,John W.O'Malley,Jaroslav Pelikan,David C.Steinmetz,George  \n                   NO.54   \nvolume and will total175 tightly printed pages,It willprovide brief reviews of hopefully all the important booksin the period and briefcritical summaries of all the sig-nificant journal articles.It will not provide completebibliographical listings and thus will not compete withsuch bibliographies as are currently being published.  \nThe editor of the Literature Review is Dr.Hans-Christoph Rublack of the Historical Institute of the Uni-versity of Tübingen.Dr.Heinz Scheible of Heidelberg,after many years of service as editor ofour Zeitschriften-schau,is retiring from the staff in order to devote fullenergies to his Melanchthon research and editing.Dr.Rublack will be assisted by a 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