The third anniversary
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Q-34 American Journal of Surgery EditoriaIs THE THIRD ANNIVERSARY T HIS is the third anniversary of THE AMERICAN JOURNALOF SURGERY, New Series. In ceIebration of this event we asked Dr. WiIIiam B. CoIey to edit this issue. The contents of the May number are noteworthy in that Dr. CoIey has presented a truIy “a11 star cast.” Every contributor is a man of nationa or worId-wide reputation. Dr. CoIey has set a precedent that wiI1 stand as an editoria1 achievement for a Iong time. The American JournaI of Surgery begins its fourth year under the imprint of PauI B. Hoeber, Inc., with great expectations for the future. In the past year it has added severa thousand new subscribers to its Iists. We have received hundreds of Ietters from readers from a11parts of the country teIIing us they Iiked the materia1 offered them. Many made heIpfu1 suggestions which we are putting into effect. What pIeases one does not pIease the other and no one can satisfy everyone a11 the time, but on the whoIe the great majority of our readers seem to have found the JOURNALand its practica1 everyday workabIe type of articIe to their liking. We have spIendid pIans for the future. We have materia1 in hand for some notabIe issues. We can assure our readers about one hundred and fifty pages of interesting reading matter each month. We truIy base our promises for the future on the achievements of the past.. THE AMERICAN JOURNALOF SURGERY’S circuIation is scattered to every state in the Union. Every city of any size has its subscribers, but the impressive fact is that thousands who receive THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SURGERY Iive in IittIe, crossroads viIIages. The editor and publishers are eager for constructive criticism. We beIieve there is a definite pIace for a journa1 of this type. We aIso admit there are other needed exceIIent surgica1 journaIs and that they pIay important r8Ies in American surgery. To Dr. WiIIiam B. CoIey, to the contributors to the American JournaI of Surgery for the past year, and to our subscribers we send birthday greetings and best wishes. In this issue articIes are pIaced aIphabeticaIIy according to author. Each articIe is of such importance that any other arrangement seemed inadvisabIe. T. S. W. I I Subscribers to THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SURGERY visitingNew ‘York City are invitedto make the ofice of the Publishers (Paul B. Hoeber,Inc., 76 Fifth Avenue, flew York) their he& quarters. Mail, Fackages or bundles may be addressed in our care. Hotel reservations will gladly be made for those advising us in advance; kindly notify us in detail as to requirements and prices. List of operations in New Tork hospitals on jile in our ofice daily. I I
Transcript of The third anniversary
Q-34 American Journal of Surgery EditoriaIs
THE THIRD ANNIVERSARY
T HIS is the third anniversary of THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SURGERY, New Series. In ceIebration of this event we asked Dr. WiIIiam B. CoIey to edit this issue. The contents of the May number are noteworthy in that Dr. CoIey has presented a
truIy “a11 star cast.” Every contributor is a man of nationa or worId-wide reputation. Dr. CoIey has set a precedent that wiI1 stand as an editoria1 achievement for a Iong time.
The American JournaI of Surgery begins its fourth year under the imprint of PauI B. Hoeber, Inc., with great expectations for the future. In the past year it has added severa thousand new subscribers to its Iists. We have received hundreds of Ietters from readers from a11 parts of the country teIIing us they Iiked the materia1 offered them. Many made heIpfu1 suggestions which we are putting into effect. What pIeases one does not pIease the other and no one can satisfy everyone a11 the time, but on the whoIe the great majority of our readers seem to have found the JOURNAL and its practica1 everyday workabIe type of articIe to their liking.
We have spIendid pIans for the future. We have materia1 in hand for some notabIe issues. We can assure our readers about one hundred and fifty pages of interesting reading matter each month. We truIy base our promises for the future on the achievements of the past..
THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SURGERY’S circuIation is scattered to every state in the Union. Every city of any size has its subscribers, but the impressive fact is that thousands who receive THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SURGERY Iive in IittIe, crossroads viIIages.
The editor and publishers are eager for constructive criticism. We beIieve there is a definite pIace for a journa1 of this type. We aIso admit there are other needed exceIIent surgica1 journaIs and that they pIay important r8Ies in American surgery.
To Dr. WiIIiam B. CoIey, to the contributors to the American JournaI of Surgery for the past year, and to our subscribers we send birthday greetings and best wishes.
In this issue articIes are pIaced aIphabeticaIIy according to author. Each articIe is of such importance that any other arrangement seemed inadvisabIe.
T. S. W.
I I Subscribers to THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SURGERY visiting New ‘York City are invited to
make the ofice of the Publishers (Paul B. Hoeber, Inc., 76 Fifth Avenue, flew York) their he& quarters. Mail, Fackages or bundles may be addressed in our care. Hotel reservations will gladly be made for those advising us in advance; kindly notify us in detail as to requirements and prices. List of operations in New Tork hospitals on jile in our ofice daily.
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