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of $h iusfaial Physicians and ui(jeons Prest dtnt FREDERICK W. SLOBE, M.D. Chairman. Committee Industrial Health --Illinois State Medical Society, 20 24 S. Western Arena*, Chicago 8. Illinois Presidtnt-Eltct MELVIN N. NEWQUIST. M.D. The Texas Company, New York. New York First Vice Peetidtnt LOYAL A. SHOUDY, M.D. Bethlehem Steel Company. Bethlehem. Pennsylvania Second Vice Preudtnt HENRY S. BROWN. M.D. Michigan Bell Telephone Company, Detroit. Michigan rreosurer EDWARD C. HOLMBLAD, M.D. Managing Director EDWARD C. HOLMBLAD. M.D. Railway Express Agency, 28 E. Jackson Bonlerard. Chicago. Illinois d ir ec t o r s 19+5-1945 WiCHARD Eai'"' cuv'lG.i 0* EDWARD P- 0EQL^UT.oMtCitT. Mi***" W,Ue.a SAWYER* M-D. ,, I vroRY, M.D. N.* VO.W BEVESV;iESSf^^5idT. DIRECTORS KAIIVp7.B."T*"'^*iphu. E- Vc St;or. CorP01D*1--1011' D,ttoit. M' CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Offic. of th. Prwidant 2024 SOUTH WESTERN AVENUE CHICAGO 8, ILLINOIS c/23/44 --obert A. u-s'r.'je, --.La a. resident-fleet American Industri -..1 hygiene Association College of ...edieine Aden ..venue Cincinnati lb, Anio IIy dear m>r. Aehoe; I hank you very :./uch for your comprehensive letter of recent date. I really appreciate your frankness in discussing natters of importance to tre two Associations, 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 --race hotel, so that they will be co:. yletely divorced from the com mercial exhibits. If t ev are not held in the balcony, they -.'ill be segregated in some other ^rnner. 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. A. 1. '-srdiner of 5301 3. hestern Avenue, Chicago, is Chairman of tne Scientific fxhibit3 department for our coming convention, and I am 3v e ;ou will he gird to keep in t;uch with him. * f -ek "S.mh 5` u f- *&"* ccrrc.uiou H- ACaW^"E"r'"0r CfflPJpVot.a. A, u DW.trHoItTtTIAnKdEeRn.t.M. D' Detto,,. MUb>* helmtive to the conflicting programs--this is a matter whim, is always diific-It to adjust to the satisfaction of aim concerned, for ex ample, the Ccvernmental hygienists wish to have two '"ays, perhaps the Seth and the ?.th of April, for their own roup exclusively, but I don't see how we could .~Ive them these two days without (American Qssocialien of {Industrial Physicians and uitjecns Frtudent FREDERIC* W. SLOBE. M.D. Chairman. Committee Induitrial Health --IH tarns State Medical Society. 20 24 S. Western Arena*, Chicago 8. Illinois Ptevdtni-Elttt MELVIN N. NEWQUIST. M.D. The Texas Company. New York. New York First Vicr President LOYAL A. SHOUDY. M.D. Bethlehem Steel Company, Bethlehem. Pennsylvania Second Vice Pregtdrot HENRY S. BROWN. M.D. Michigan Bell Telephone Company, Detroit. Michigan Treasurer EDWARD C HOLMBLAD. M.D. Managing Director EDWARD C HOLMBLAD. M.D. Railway Express Agency. 28 E. Jackson Boulevard. Chicago. Illinois DIRECTORS V945-t^ EDW^OP_; uprLE8 C.*g"S5c a c aWYER. M.D* *** <*&. **Yo,k THES ojsgjliw*-',,,v, VOSBURC"' JOHN J Coall of N* Yotk' NwVo^^^k d ir ec t o r s 1944-1946 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Offic# of +h Prssident 2024 SOUTH WESTERN AVENUE CHICAGO 8, ILLINOIS conflicting :.s- t~rially vitr. the uther two -Issccis- ti ons, to say ru. thing of t .e Indi.s trial -urses. Jc , ."*e h'"e to iron out j j e plan that Will be satisfactory to t and still not cause too ..-.uch conflict else nere. In order that the best interests of all be served, each Issocist ion rill here to 'ire Pin* truce a bit here a.id there. 1 see no reason why h thoroughly satisfactory e.rranker.; a v'. wf" ,W-t hv.-jl not be made so that th..e Uct i r. me-.-t can he ' h X CL V7 ithout conflict with so me other sub iQ i a ry no etiiit-'s devoted to speci al 3U.b e c t s pel nap S :: eing ueir at tre sar.e time. In almost everv me P 1_2 1_ convent ion of any sice one finds he 770uld lire to be two places at th,e occasi j r* jeor. 1^ ]xr^r , and that is unavoidabl e. e time he netter 0 1 0 :.i ef importance would seeIZi to lie in the cr 1 e -1p -AX O election of the pro .t r ::: so a 3 to avoid CO nflie t v/hsrever possible. a... t sk in- the libelty of sendir our letter t 0 Ir. ...elvin I-iewQuist, our f re sident' fleet an d 1 e r err.l 1 hail man. Dr. ..ew q_uist will he in Oh i cage on ^er-te..iber 12th and TQ ar e pi mini nr. to h v e the f i 1 31 pr el iu:L na T me eting r 01 f t i re 0* kj L .be program at that tine * X would think it reaid be very helpful if you cor. Id via; t- o e 1 e on tint .late, wur meetir. r , * x 1 orobrb 1 y be b eld at u o'clock and eA tend tr.rcug' the er en i'ug. -1 pel sour 1 and frank d is cus si on should 6 t-rai ..ten all the difficulti es out to toe sati sfact 'on of all concerned. 'SludJipbu. ?*>*" E. A C ,oMOoxtoTr*>D'"i*'Wot`'D--ttrGmt". "M1i'cb*.*4' '.'ery sincerely, yours, f- crstroufo,ou H- ADT^TMDco"ftori<. imooi. ,' ubrWrrHoIiTtTAKER-. M D' D,tto>i. MKh;.n /"h `7/ f'"\ kb O UjZG !