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American Heart Association, Inc.
American Heart Association, Inc. 1790 BROADWAY A’P 58~~ DR. PAUL
STBEET,NEW
E-OBK,N.Y.
D. WHITE
DR
T.Hoade~
DR
ROY
W. SCOTT
CO~FEN
Treaslcrer
President
DR. HOWARD B. SPRAGUE Secretary
Vice-President
BOARD
OF DIRECTORS
EDQARV. ALLEN Rochester, Minn. Portland. Ore. T.HOMERCO~EN CLARENCIO DE LA CHAPELLE New York City WILLIAM DOCK San Francisco HUGH F-8, St. John, N. B.. Canada NORMAN E.FREEXAN Philadelphia GEORQE R. HERRMANN Galveston T. DUCKETT JONES Boston WILLIAM J. KERR San Francisco EMAN~ELLIBMAN New Ys&rk$;;; DREW LUTEN GILBERT MARQUARDT dhica.Fo H. M. MARVIN New Haven DR. H. M. MARVIN,
*DR. *DR. DR. DR. DR. *DR. *DR.
EDWIN P. MAYNARL~ JR. Brooklyn THOMAS M. MCMILLAN Phil;~~~~a; JONATHAN MEAKINS Miami E. STERLING NICHOL FRANKLIN R. Nuzu~ Santa B;;E; STEWART R. ROBERTS ROY W. SCOTT Cleveland DR. FRED Y. SMITH Iow;oxIt& *DR. HOWARD B. SPRAGUE DR. WILLIAM D. STROUD Philad;%:;; *DR. PAUL D. WHITE DR. FRANK N. WILSON Ann Arbor
*DR. IRV~NO S. WRIQHT DR. WALLACE
Chairman,
Executive
New York City Washington. D. C.
M. YATER
Committee
Emeclctive Secretary GERTRUDE P. WOOD, Ofice rSecretary TELEPHONE CIRCLE 5-8000 and
Acting
American T HEto educational
Heart Association stands alone as the national organization devoted work relating to diseases of the heart. Its Board of Directors is composed of twenty-seven physicians representing every portion of the country. The Section for the Study of the Peripheral Circulation was organized in 1935 for the purpose of stimulating interest in investigation of all types of diseases of the blood and lymph vessels and of problems concerning circulation of blood and lymph. Any physician or investigator in good standing may become a member of the section after election to the American Heart Association and payment of dues to that organization. To coordinate and distribute pertinent information, a central office is maiutained, aud from it issues an ever widening stream of books, pamphlets, charts, posters, films, and slides. These activities all concern the recognition, prevention or treatment of t.he leading cause of death in the United States, diseases of the heart. The A~~~RI~AN HEART JOURNAL is under the editorial supervision of the Association. The income from membership and donations provides the sole support of the Association. Lack of adequate funds seriously hampers more widespread educational and research work imperative at this time. Great progress has been made, but much remains to be done. Annual membership is $5.00 a year and journal membership at $11.00 includes a year’s subscription (January-December) to the AMERICAN HEART JOURNAL and anA cordial invitation to join in this crusade is nual membership in this Association. extended to you. The American Heart Association solicits your support to the end that it may continue more effectively the campaign to which it has devoted all its energy. l
TJoocutive
Comm4ttee.
718
STBEET,NEW
E-OBK,N.Y.
D. WHITE
DR
T.Hoade~
DR
ROY
W. SCOTT
CO~FEN
Treaslcrer
President
DR. HOWARD B. SPRAGUE Secretary
Vice-President
BOARD
OF DIRECTORS
EDQARV. ALLEN Rochester, Minn. Portland. Ore. T.HOMERCO~EN CLARENCIO DE LA CHAPELLE New York City WILLIAM DOCK San Francisco HUGH F-8, St. John, N. B.. Canada NORMAN E.FREEXAN Philadelphia GEORQE R. HERRMANN Galveston T. DUCKETT JONES Boston WILLIAM J. KERR San Francisco EMAN~ELLIBMAN New Ys&rk$;;; DREW LUTEN GILBERT MARQUARDT dhica.Fo H. M. MARVIN New Haven DR. H. M. MARVIN,
*DR. *DR. DR. DR. DR. *DR. *DR.
EDWIN P. MAYNARL~ JR. Brooklyn THOMAS M. MCMILLAN Phil;~~~~a; JONATHAN MEAKINS Miami E. STERLING NICHOL FRANKLIN R. Nuzu~ Santa B;;E; STEWART R. ROBERTS ROY W. SCOTT Cleveland DR. FRED Y. SMITH Iow;oxIt& *DR. HOWARD B. SPRAGUE DR. WILLIAM D. STROUD Philad;%:;; *DR. PAUL D. WHITE DR. FRANK N. WILSON Ann Arbor
*DR. IRV~NO S. WRIQHT DR. WALLACE
Chairman,
Executive
New York City Washington. D. C.
M. YATER
Committee
Emeclctive Secretary GERTRUDE P. WOOD, Ofice rSecretary TELEPHONE CIRCLE 5-8000 and
Acting
American T HEto educational
Heart Association stands alone as the national organization devoted work relating to diseases of the heart. Its Board of Directors is composed of twenty-seven physicians representing every portion of the country. The Section for the Study of the Peripheral Circulation was organized in 1935 for the purpose of stimulating interest in investigation of all types of diseases of the blood and lymph vessels and of problems concerning circulation of blood and lymph. Any physician or investigator in good standing may become a member of the section after election to the American Heart Association and payment of dues to that organization. To coordinate and distribute pertinent information, a central office is maiutained, aud from it issues an ever widening stream of books, pamphlets, charts, posters, films, and slides. These activities all concern the recognition, prevention or treatment of t.he leading cause of death in the United States, diseases of the heart. The A~~~RI~AN HEART JOURNAL is under the editorial supervision of the Association. The income from membership and donations provides the sole support of the Association. Lack of adequate funds seriously hampers more widespread educational and research work imperative at this time. Great progress has been made, but much remains to be done. Annual membership is $5.00 a year and journal membership at $11.00 includes a year’s subscription (January-December) to the AMERICAN HEART JOURNAL and anA cordial invitation to join in this crusade is nual membership in this Association. extended to you. The American Heart Association solicits your support to the end that it may continue more effectively the campaign to which it has devoted all its energy. l
TJoocutive
Comm4ttee.
718