THE PRESIDENT-ELECT— DR. JOHN W. CLINE At the recent San Francisco session of the American Medical Association, the House of Delegates elected Dr. John W. Cline, assistant clinical professor of surgery at Stanford University Medical School, as President-Elect of the Association. Dr. Cline was born in California on July 2, 1898. He was graduated from the University of California in 1921 and from Harvard Medical School in 1925. After serving as house officer for two years at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and for two additional years as a resident surgeon at Bellevue Hospital in New York, Dr. Cline located in San Francisco, where he has since engaged in the practice of medicine. He is on the staff of the Stanford University Hospital, is assistant visiting surgeon at the San Francisco Hospital and associate surgeon at the Children's Hospital. Dr. Cline has for many years been active in organized