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Birmingham IG those institutions? A* Yes, I met him there. He was one(ef my most respected teachers* Q. Did you meet or converse with Dr* Hyman thereafter? A* I have seen him on occasion but I believe he's now in Israel* Q. Do you recall any conversations with Dr. Hyman in relation to chloracne? A* No. I really don't. If I did, I have forgotten -- I may have mentioned this but I don't really recall any serious conversations with Dr. Hyman . Q. Is Dr. Hyman a dermatologist? A. H e 15 a dermatologist and a highly respected dermatopathologist Q. If we move down to the next portion of your vitae, I notice that you are certified as a diplomate of the American Board of Dermatology and Sypholog y? A . Yes. Q. How is one certified as a diplomate? A. One takes three years of postgraduate training in dermatology following their internship and then submits to an examination by the American Board of waga and spinelli certified shorthand reporters Birmingham 26 Q. Was it your usual routine to prepare such trip reports? x A. Yes, it was. Q. And to whom would you present such reports? A* To the chief of the division and sometimes I would be permitted to transmit a report to the State Health Department or it would go through the chief of the d ivi sion . Q. Can you recall if when you prepared the trip report you transmitted it to.anyone other than the chief of the division? A. I don't recall, I don't recall. Q. Was the chief of the division when you \ prepared your report James Townsend or someone else? A. I don't believe it was Dr. Townsend I think that -- it might have been Dr. Magnuson but I'm not sure. Q. When you say Dr. Magnuson, is that Dr. Harold Magnuson? A. Yes. We had a succession of chiefs. Q. When you made your first trip with Dr. Schwartz, do you recall what your title was at that time? A. Assistant surgeon. waga and spinelli certified shorthand reporters