Philip Morris
Fields
- Author
- Burgess, R.W.
- Type
- LETT, LETTER
- QUES, QUESTIONNAIRE
- Area
- CENTRAL FILES/DATABASE CORRESPONDENCE
- Site
- R100
- Named Organization
- Public Health Service
- Request
- Stmn/R1-037
- Stmn/R1-041
- Characteristic
- CONF, CONFIDENTIAL
- Author (Organization)
- Bureau of the Census
- Dept of Commerce
- Litigation
- Stmn/Produced
- Date Loaded
- 05 Jun 1998
- UCSF Legacy ID
- mwt44e00
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Your report on the census schedule is
acco'rded CONF'IDENTIAL treatment, in
accordance with the provisions of the
law. This inquiry is authorized by law.
~, ::'° Form CI-2
this survey.
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Budget Bureau No. 41 5449.i-_:,-._._._;
Approval Expires April
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DEPARDMENT OF COMERCE
Bureau of the Census
Washington 25y D. C.
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Several days ago we sent you a questionnaire which was part ~ ~
of a special survey we are conducting to find out about the smoking ;
habits of the population. This survey is sponsored by the U. S. Public :
Health~Service. The information will be used in connection with the
Government's research program on the possible relationship between
smoking and various types of disease. Your help is needed to complete
Dear Friend:
Please answer the questions on the back of this letter and
return the form within the next few days to the Bureau of the Census
field office, in the envelope which has been provided.
Your contribution in giving this information will be of def-
inite service to your country. I want you to know that we appreciate
your help.
Sincerely yours,
IIJYititl4?, :!'iSR~
Robert W. Burgess
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Director
Bureau of the Census
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$ECTION I
CIOARETTEB"
(Answer all
applicable
questions in
this Section;
then contihue
with Section II)
BECTION II
CIGARS
(Answer slll
Dlicabie
estions in
is Section;
m continue
td Section III)
SECTION III
PIPE SMOKING
(Answer all
applicable
questions in
thia section).
Yom sbould have
at least ome
box eAecked In
Sections 1, II,
lsad III.
(3) 0 Between 10 and 20 cigarettes (1/2-1 pack)
(4) 0 Between 21 and 40 cigarettes (1-2 packs)
(5) Q Over 40 cigarettes (over 2 packs)
b. Did you ever regularly smoke more then this
amount each d$y?
(1) ElNo
(2) E1IYes:,lhat was the maxi.a number of
ceash~dny'?s you regularly smoked -
c. How old were you when you started smoking
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cigarettes regularly?
d. How maayyears have you been smoking
cigarettes? _
(1) 0 Smoke once in a while, not every dw
(2) OlLess than 10 cigarettes (1/2 pack)
a. How many cigarettes do you smoke a day on the average?
A: Have you ever smoked an,y cigarettes?
1. [] No (Skip to Section II - Cigars)
$. [] Yes (Answer puestion below)
B. Do you woke any cigarettes at the present ti.e?
1. 0 Yes (Answer questions below)
A. Have you ever smoked any cigars?
.1. ED No (Skip to Section III - Pipe smoking)
2. D Yes (Answer question below)
B. Do you smoke au,y cigars at the present time? ,
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0
a.
(4) 0 5 to 8 cigars a daq.
(5) Q 9 or more cigars a day
Yes (Answer questions below)
How many cigara do you smoke a day on the average?
(1) M Smoke once in a while, not every day
(2) ED 1 or 2 cigars a day
,
(3) Q 3 or 4 cigars a day
c. How old were you when you started'smoking
cigars regularly? -
d. How many years have you been smoking
cigars? _
. Did you ever reau larly smoke more than thlq
amount each day?
(1) MINo(7) [3IYeb: llhat1wgaas the mazimum number
osmoked eachod~7~larly -
A. Have you ever smoked a pipe?
1. OINo (Do not answer any more questions)
2. 0 'Yes (Answer question below)
B. Do you smoke a pipe at the presemt time?
L 0 Yes (Answer questions below)
a. How naqy pipefuls do you smoke a day an the average?
(1) C3 Smoke once in a while, not every day.
(2) LJ Less than 5 pipefuls
(3) ~ Between 5 and' 9 pipefuls
(4) ~ Between 10 and 19 pipefuls
(5) ~ 20 or more pipefuls
b. Did you ever regularly smoke more than this
amount each day?
(1) 0' No
(2) E3 Yes: What was the maxissu number of
pipefuls you regularly smoked'
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c. How old were you when you started smoking
s pipe regularly?
d. How many years have you been smoking
a pipe? -
2.
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['] No (Answer questions below)
a. During your entire life, have you smoked as rat~7 as
5 to 10 packs of cigarettes?
(1) []' Yes (2), 0 No (Skip to Section II).
How old were you when you started smoking
'
cigarettes regularly?
c. How many years did you smoke cigarettes?
d. How long ago did you stop smoking Ciga-
rettes?
e. What was the mazimum number of cigarettes
were s~amloker? smoked each day when you
(1) [] 8moked once in a while, not every day
(2) E] Less than 10 cigarettes (1/2 pack).
(3)l0 Between 10 and 20 cigarettes (1/2-1 pack)
(4) Q Between 21 and 40 cigarettes (1-2 packs),
(5) C1l0ver 40 cigarettes (over 2 packs)
2. 0 No (Answer questions below) Ia. During your entire life have you smoked as many as
50 to 75 cigars?
(1) E] Yes (2) Q No (Skip to Section IPI)
b. How old were you when you started'smoking
cigars regularly?
c. How many years did you smoke cigars?
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d. How long ago did you stop smoking
cigars?
e. 4hat was the smzisum number of cigars
you regularly smoked each day when
you were a smoker?
(1) ~ Smoked once in a while, not every day
(2) ~ 1 or 2,cigars a day
(3) ~ 3 or 4 cigars a day
(4), [] 5 to 8 cigars a day
(5) ED 9 or more cigars a day
2. C! No (Answer questions below)
a. During your entire life, have you smoked as many as
3 to 5 packages of pipe tobacco?
(1) [3 Yes (2) O'No (F:nd of interview)
b. How old were you when you started smoking
a pipe regularly?
c. How many years did you smoke a pipe?
d. How long ago did you stop smoking
a pipe?
e. What was the maxiaum number of pipefuls
you regularly smoked each day when you
were a smoker?'
(1) EJ Smoked once in a while, not every day
(2) 0 Less than 5 pipefuTs
(3) [3Between 5 and 9 pipefuls
(4) C3 Between 10 and 19 pipefuls
(5) C3120 or more pipefuls
Form oI-a(12-a1-s4)
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