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Prest dent FREDERICK W. SLOBE, M D Chairman. Committee Industrial Health -- i 1liaois State Medical Society, 20 24 S. Western Arena, Chicago 8. Illinois President-Elect MELVIN N. NEWQUIST. M.D. The Texas Company, New York. New York First Vice President LOYAL A. SHOUDY, M.D. Betbicbem Steel Company. Bethlehem. Pennsylvania Second Vice Frest'denf HENRY S. BROWN. M.D. Michigan Bell Telephone Company. D etroit. Michigan Treasurer EDWARD C. HOLMBLD, M.D. Managing Director EDWARD C. HOLMBLAD. M.D. Railway Express Agency, 28 E. Jackson Boulevard. Chicago. Illinois DIRECTORS 1943-1945 RICHARD P. BELL. M.D. Cleveland Diesel Engine Division-- General Motors Corporation. Cleveland. Ohio Ed w a r d p . h e l l e r . M.D. C. B. & Q. Railway, Kansas City. Missouri Wil l ia m a . Sa w y e r , m .d . Eastman Kodak Company. Rochester. New York THEODORE L. STORY, M .D. American Optical Company. Southbndge, Massachusetts BEVERLY L. VOSBURGH. M .D . General Electric Company. Schenectady, New York JOHN J. WITTMER. M .D. Consolidated Edison Co. of New Yotk. Inc., New York. New York DIRECTORS 1944-1946 Ha r v e y b a r t l e . M.D. Pennsylvania Railroad. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania E. A. 1RVIN. M.D. Cadillac Motor Division-- General Mo tors Corporation. Detroit. Michigan R. F. KURZ. M .D. Emerson Electric U Mfg. Company. St. Louis. Missouri F. E. POOLE. M.D. Lockheed Aircraft Corporation. Burbank. California H. A. VONACHEN, M.D. Caterpillar Tractor Company. Pcoria. Illinois A. H. WHITTAKER. M.D. Detroit Industries. Detroit. Michigan Offic of Ih Prwldant 2024 SOUTH WESTERN AVENUE CH ICAGO 8, ILLINOIS ..obort .1. ^ehoe, -- i resident-fleet knerican Industri -..1 hygiene k;sociation College of ...edieine kden ..venue . Cincinnati ifc, knio ' fly dear nr. kehoe: Thank you very :./uch for your comprehensive letter of recent date. I really appreciate your frankness in discussing natters of importance to toe two -Isoociaticris, for it is only by frank discussion that we can best iron out certain difficulties which appear to have arisen I am in complete agreement with you relative to the scientific exhibits. Cur present tenta tive plan is perhaps to have them in the balcony of the ballroom f t the -ra-:e hotel, so that they will be cu:.yletely divorced from the com mercial exhibits. If t ev are not held in the balcony, they -.'ill be segregated in some other rinner, be are anxious to have a group of ex cellent scientific exhibits at the next meeting, and you need hove no inhibitions as to your plans concerning this because there will be no connection with the commercial exhibits, hr. 11. 1. '.srdiner of 5301 3. hestern .'.venue, Chicago, is Chairman of tr.e Scientific hxhibit3 fepartment for our coming convention, and I am sv e ;ou will be ^lrd to keep in t u-.ch with him. l.elative to t'ne conflicting programs -- this is a matter whic.. is always diific It to adjust to the satisfaction of aim concerned, for ex ample, the Jevernmental hygienists wish to have two cays, perhaps the Eat a ana the ?,th of kpril, for their own _rcup exclusively, but I don't see how we could wive teem thece two days without N 24951 Frttiden r Fr e d e r ic k w . s l o b e . M.d . Q u irm ia, Committee Induttrici Health -- iHiamt State Medical Society. 20 24 S. Western Avenue, Chicago 8. Illinois Pteudeni-Eitet MELVIN N. NEWQUIST. M.D. The Texas Company. New York. New York F itti Vier P rrdm t LOYAL A. SHOUDY. M.D. Betblebcm Steel Company, Bethlehem. Pennsylvania Second Vier P r t a d n t HENRY S. BROWN. M.D. Michigan Bell Telephone Company, D etroit. Michigan T reatwrte EDWARD C HOLMBLAD. M.D. M a n a g in 9 Director EDWARD C HOLMBLAD. M.D. Railway Express Agency, 28 E. Ja c k jm Boulevard. Chicago. Illinois DIRECTORS 1943-1945 RICHARD P. BELL. M.D. Cleveland Diesel Engine Division-- Generai Motors Corporation. Cleveland. Ohio EDWARD P. HEU-FR. M.D. C. B. H Q. Railway. Kansas City, M iuonri WILLIAM A. SAWYER. M.D. Eastman Kodak Company. Rochester. New York THEODORE L. STORY. M.D. American Optical Company, Soothbridge. Massachusetts BEVERLY L. VO&BURGH, M.D. General Electric Company. Schenectady. New York JOHN J. WITTMER. M.D. Consolidated Edison Co. of New York. Inc.. New York. New York DIRECTORS 1944-1946 Ha r v e y b a r t l e . m . d . Pennsylvania Railroad. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania E. A. IRVIN. M.D. Cadillac Motor Division-- General Mo tors Corporation, * D etroit. Michigan R. F. KURZ. M.D. Emerson Electric Mfg. Company. St. Louis. Missouri F. E. POOLE. M.D. Lockheed Aircraft Corporation. Barbank. California H. A. VONACHEN. M.D. Caterpillar Tractor Company. Peoria. Illinois A. H. WHITTAKER. M.D. Detroit industries. Detroit. Michigan Q.meicaa QsscciaticH of hiustial Physicians ani ujens CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Office of the President 2024 SOUTH WESTERN AVENUE CH ICAGO 8, ILLINOIS conflicting :.s- terislly with the other fro .Isscciatlons, to s~g no thing of t .e Industrial -trses. 2c, w*e h"'e to iron out s j - e :1cn that fill be satisfactory to toe:.: end still not cause too ->uch conflict else iftre. In order that the best interests of .' 11 be served, each '.ssociation fill here to give m<* tr.Ke a bit here a,id there. I see no reason why h thoroughly satisfactory ar rangement can not be made so that the main rue-.-tings can be -held without conflict with some other subsidiary meetings devoted to special 3ub;`ects pea nays being held ?t the sane time. In almost every medical convention of ant size, one finds he would line to be two places at the sane time occ&si or.elly, and that is unavoidable. The natter of oaief importance would seen to lie in the careful selection of the program. so as to avoid conflict wherever possible. 1 a... taking the liberty of sending your letter to Ir. ...elvin I. hewquist, our fresidentliect end ler.eral Jhainaan. Dr. ..ewquist will be in Chicago on we^te-uber 12th and we are planning. to iv-ve the fir3t preliminary meeting relative to the program at that tine. I would think it would be very helpful if you could plan to be hers on tkat cute, uur meeting will probably be held at 0 o'clock and extend through the evening. .1 personal end frank discussion should st-rai u.ten all the difficulties out to tee satisfaction of all concerned. /- ..* ^ j -- ,w cc : _r. ol -'-lad . evg.iist 1ery sincerely yours, lobe, /-g -"7