A COMMUNITY PUBLICATION OF the JEWISH HOSPITAL of St. Louis 216 S. KINGSHIGHWAY, ST. LOUIS, MO. 63110 Vol. 15 — No. 6 OCTOBER, 1966 T Space Monitor Gjii/e to tk $10,000 For For Patients Stroke Study A contract for installing the A private donation of $10,000 pioneering system at Jewish Hos- ^ United yW to the Department of Long Term pital was signed recently by C. V. Care for evaluation of patients "There are only two kinds of Braun, vice president and head with strokes has provided for spe- people in this world: those you of Conductron-Missouri, and cial research under the direction David A. Gee, executive director, know and those you don't know." of Dr. Franz U. Steinberg, direc- Jewish Hospital. This quotation from the United Fund film, "Every Act and Every tor of the Department of Long Space technology used in the Shadow" not only makes sense to Term Care. Gemini, Mercury, and Apollo each listener but expresses the programs has been adapted to There are now more than 2 basis for the 1966 campaign. hospital patient cardiac monitor- million persons in the United The Hospital quota is $13,163, ing. The physiological monitoring States who suffer from serious and this year the campaign begins project started at McDonnell Air- after-effects of a stroke; four on Monday, October 3. David A. craft Corporation and was subse- hundred thousand persons per Gee, executive director of the quently transferred to Conductron year suffer a new stroke; Jewish Hospital, has been named chair- Corporation when McDonnell man of the United Fund Hospital Hospital admits approximately sold its Electronic Equipment Section. He announced that hos- 10-15 patients per month with Division to Conductron. pitals in the St. Louis area are the diagnosis of a stroke. Intensive Care asked to raise $126,953 this year. The after-effects of a stroke Conductron will install a six At least twenty hospitals in St. vary: some patients recover spon- patient "Parametron" system in Louis are Fund beneficiaries. taneously within a few days or the 16-bed Medical Intensive In 1965 the United Fund con- weeks without the need for reha- Care Unit which is presently tributed $245,590 to the Hospital _( bilitative care. Others become and to support many of the free care under construction and supported remain so severely disabled that by the Jewish Hospital Auxiliary. community service programs. they require personal and nursing The Intensive Care Unit is sched- The fair share principle, the i' ^ care for the rest of their lives. A uled for completion in January, most acceptable method of United 1967. The monitoring system will Fund giving, is a scale based on this year's campaign film, which aged woman knitting an afghan partial recovery is made by a include: bedside consoles and one hour of pay per month for includes scenes of personnel at the for her new granddaughter; a large group of patients whom re- scopes; nursing station consoles 12 months, or the equivalent of Hospital, (Operating Room; 7th smart looking young woman in a habilitation benefits most. By and scopes; two Multiplexers one and one-half working days. floor; nursery; waiting room). tweed suit or a sleepy six-year-old strengthening weakened muscles which are used to display several This can be done through month- The times were scheduled for — there is no limit on age, sex, and reeducation, many of these traces simultaneously on each ly payroll deductions or by lump Monday, October 3, 2:30 p.m., race or religion for those who re- patients can be returned to a near scope, with the ability to show sum. and Tuesday, October 4, at 10:00 ceive help from the United Fund. normal life of relative indepen- any one trace singly with large Last year Jewish Hospital was a.m. Both meetings took place in Last year, more than 400,000 dence. amplitude, allowing for close one of 12 area hospitals that the Moses Shoenberg School of persons received aid through 117 Examination scrutiny of that trace; an audio achieved fair share quota. Nursing Gymnasium. agencies . . . and they were just alarm system at the nursing sta- Employees of the Hospital were So whether the people around two kinds of people: those you Present methods of examining tion, a strip chart recorder and a invited to attend a "coffee break" you include a young mother know, and those you don't know. victims of a recent stroke do not magnetic drum recorder which United Fund meeting to view snuggling a toddler; or a middle Help them now. They need you. predict which course an individ- is connected to the strip chart ual will take. It is vital to make recorder. In addition to monitor- such predictions early. Patients ing the ECG and heart rate, con- Clover Bal Plans Final will be selected from those who tinuous blood pressures will be The Clover Ball planners were Care Unit at the Hospital. The orchestra. He is now continuing are admitted to the Jewish Hos- obtained. One "Parametron" con- not idle during the past summer work on the over-all effect. invitations have been designed pital of St. Louis with the diag- sole has the capacity for monitor- months as Mrs. Harry W. Loeb, Persons wishing to be patrons and will be mailed in November. nosis of a stroke. With the con- ing as many as six physiologic Ball Chairman, announced the should call Mrs. Charles Steiner, Souvenirs will be delivered to the sent of their physician, they will functions which include ECG, list of 263 patrons. The ball will guests after reservations have been PA 7-6080, Clover Ball secretary. blood pressure, respiratory and be evaluated by the study team be held January 21, 1967, in the received, and they are "appro- Patrons will be listed on the temperature readouts as well as Khorassan Room of the Chase- Clover Ball Souvenir Program. at the earliest possible time. priate and elegant . . . and also provisions for future develop- Park Plaza Hotel. Tickets are $50 The following include those Progress will be measured by a surprise!" ments. Two consoles could moni- per person; $250 for patrons, and patrons who contacted Mrs. evaluation at repeated intervals. tor as many as 12 parameters on the proceeds will go to the estab- Mr. Ralph Lowenbaum has Steiner before September 15. . In addition to the usual rou- an individual patient. The cost lishment of a Medical Intensive built a surprise decor for the (See page 8) tine examination, the following of the Jewish Hospital system procedures will be carried out: is about $25,000. JtW a detailed muscle examination Mr. Anton Horn, project engi- for paralysis, weakness and spas- neer at Conductron, headed the team which developed the new ticity; sensory examination; ex- equipment under the supervision amination of eye sight and visual of Mr. William W. Sang, Mana- fields; evaluation of speech; ger, Advanced Systems, and Mr. selected psychological tests. Truman T. Van Sickle, Director Correlations of Research. It is expected that over one No Discomfort year of time, a large enough Patients will not suffer any patient population can be eval- discomfort with the newly de- uated to permit definite correla- signed monitor. Only a simple tions between the original find- harness will be placed on the ings and the course of the critically ill patient, with nothing disease. piercing the skin. Under the supervision of Dr. The Intensive Care Unit and Steinberg, a graduate student of monitoring system will be directed the School of Medicine at Wash- and supervised at the Hospital by Dr. Stanford Wessler, physi- ington University will be engaged cian-in-chief; Dr. Edward Massie, to assist in the development of director, the Heart Station; Dr. evaluation procedures. A physical Herbert Zimmerman, director, therapist, an occupational thera- Cardio-Pulmonary Laboratory, pist and a psychologist will make PICTURED making the invitations are (l-r) Mrs. Hubert C. Moog, Mrs. Lee Abraham, Mrs. Stephen Loeb, Mrs. M. and Dr. Sidney Jick, cardiologist. Erwin Bry, Jr., and Mrs. Ellis C. Littmann. up the rest of the study team. [W PAGE 2

VOL. 15, No. 6 OCTOBER, 1966 216 is published every six weeks Elmer O. Bammann; by the Public Relations Department of United Fund Draftsman THE JEWISH HOSPITAL Elmer O. Bammann, assistant OF ST. LOUIS in Building Services, has become JOSEPH F. RUWITCH, president a legend at the Hospital for his DAVID A. GEE, executive director work on the United Fund Cam- BARBARA JANES, director of paigns. public relations This year, under his super- TWINK STERN, editor vision, a 75 piece puzzle was put MRS. HENRY H. STERN special correspondent together to represent each de- partment in the Hospital as part of the campaign. As each de- The Jewish Hospi-ta! partment fills its quota, the cor- OP 3A1HT LOOTS responding part of the picture

HOSP I TAL puzzle will be placed on the board. When all departments POTPOURRI have given their Fair Share, the - ELMER BAMMANN large photograph puzzle of the Hospital will be complete. James O. Hepner, Ph.D., asso- Mr. Bammann, chief draftsman, ciate director, was advanced to Students Hold is not new to work in charitable membership in the College of campaigns. In his service for the Hospital Administrators. This Ordance Corps he did the artistic professional society admits per- Talent Show work on the March of Dimes sons who meet specific require- The 1966-67 educational year Campaign and made many ments as administrators, who began early in September for the posters, some of them prize win- have successfully completed writ- student nurses at the Moses ning, for buying Liberty and Sav- ten and oral examinations by Shoenberg School of Nursing. ings Bonds. Fellows of the College, and who Student association officers for Mr. Bammann is also a man of have performed distinguished ser- the 1966-67 year include: Andrea DISCUSSING their volunteer work at the Jewish Hospital of St. Louis are vice in the field. Ficklin, president; Mary Dean, action when it comes to drafting Candy Striper and Teen Aiders (left to right) Eugene Woods (De Andreis vice-president; Kathy Iberg, trea- ideas for the Jewish Federation High School), Bonnie Kohl (Normandy High) and Buddy Butler (Berkeley High). They were honored at the Candy Striper/Teen Aider Awards Luncheon. Dr. Hepner and Morris Alex, surer; Linda Pickel, correspond- Campaign and the holiday party. M.D., were part of a program ing secretary; Kristy Henson, re- He is not the only artist in his discussion for the Council of cording secretary; Margie Mc- family. His wife, the former Mar- Teenage Volunteers Lutheran Churches on September Lean, parliamentarian. Advisor . garet Leinbach, has sold some of 18 on KMOX-TV. The subject for the group is Mrs. Larry her paintings to Phyllis Diller, "Medical Issues of St. Louis" was Schultze, R.N. Chairman of and has had showings in Crest- Given Awards at Tea discussed with the Rev. Richard freshman orientation is Miss wood, Webster and Kirkwood. "I have always enjoyed helping Stripers and 13 Teen Aider Vol- D. LaBore and Charles A. Jost, Joyce Lamkin. They are the proud grandparents people I'm interested in a unteers who were honored at the M.D. Part of the orientation pro- of two: Mark and Donna. health career and thought hospi- annual awards luncheon held Fri- gram included a talent show, in Mr. Bammann worked for the Rabbi Lawrence Siegel, Jewish tal volunteer work would be a day, August 26 in the Moses Federation community chaplain, the form of a carnival, presented Ordnance Corps for 26 years, good way to learn more about Shoenberg Memorial School of gave a guided tour of the Hos- ' to the freshmen by the junior after which he retired and came it. My work at Jewish Hospital Nursing Building. One hundred pital to more than 30 members class talent. The show was orig- to Jewish Hospital as draftsman. this summer has given me new thirty-eight of these young men of the Westminster Presbyterian inally presented at the end of the confidence to be a nurse." and women fulfilled or surpassed Sunday School class of Mrs. Ray- School of Nursing year, as a gift This comment was made by 50 hours of volunteer time, and mond Knowles. The students, 12- from last year's freshmen to the Scholarship Honors R.N. a teen-aider volunteer, Eugene received certificates of achieve- 14 years old, visited the Chapel, graduating seniors. Students 1966 marks the 30th year that Woods, who was honored by the ment. and asked the Rabbi questions Marty Hartwig and Mary Dean Edna Malen, R.N., has dedicated Jewish Hospital Auxiliary as the Mrs. Edwin G. Shifrin, president concerning Judaism. were co-chairmen of the program. her life to patients. Mrs. Malen, teenage volunteer contributing of the Jewish Hospital Auxiliary; Decorations included the trans- a private duty nurse, is a grad- the most number of hours for Mrs. John Abramson and Mrs. Mrs. Evelyn Whitlock, M.R.L., formation of the piano into a uate of The Jewish Hospital the summer (222 hours). Arthur Bierman, co-chairmen of director of Medical Record, was calliope; the stage as a big top; School of Nursing, and accepts the volunteer committee; and installed as president of the Mis- and the gym floor roped off to Eugene Woods private duty assignments only at Mrs. Leon Tannenbaum, chair- souri Association of Medical form a larger big top, sprinkled Eugene is a sophomore at De Jewish Hospital. During her years man of the Candy Striper Pro- Record Librarians in Kansas City with saw dust donated by the Andreis High School this fall. of nursing she has won a place gram, attended the meeting. Mrs. on September 22. She also spoke Hospital maintenance depart- He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. in the hearts of all her patients Leon Tannenbaum gave the certi- on a panel concerning Tumor ment. Eugene M. Woods, 5043 Maple by her warmth, kindness, and de- ficates to the candy stripers. Registry at the Annual Conven- The audience was ushered into Street. This was his first summer votion to duty. Other outstanding summer vol- tion. seats by colorfully dressed clowns. in the volunteer program. In In honor of her 30th anniver- unteers were Julie Schwab, daugh- Mrs. Barbara Janes, director Performers included Susan addition to his interest in helping sary as a registered nurse, her ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold of Public Relations, has been Landsbaum, accompaniest; Marty people, he likes to write, (high former patients and the physi- Schwab, 7387 Norwood, John named secretary to the committee Hartwig, ballerina; Jacky Batty, school newspaper) sing, and draw. cians with whom she has been Burroughs H. S., with 200 hours; for Resources and Development a little girl and a tomboy; Lynn Eugene was one of 140 Candy associated are joining in a salute Christine Smith, daughter of Mr. by the Board of Directors; Miss McDanniels and Kathy Powers, to her by establishing the Edna and Mrs. Robert James Smith, Twink Stern has become coordi- Siamese twins; Nadine Smith, Malen Scholarship Fund which "Miss Student Nurse" 12475 Parkwood Lane, Hazel- nator of the Department of Pub- Judy Glock, Cindy Stennil and will be used to aid student nurses wood Senior High with 175 hours; lic Relations. Mrs. Patricia Grady Peggy Swabo, clowns; Mary For 3rd District in financing their education. and Buddy Butler, son of Mr. and has replaced Miss Marsha De- Dean, singing Clown; Kathy Mrs. Clinton Butler, 8817 Airport Mere as Patient Relations Repre- Stallions, baton twirler; Beverly The scholarship tribute came Ct., and a senior at Berkeley High sentative in the X-Ray and Ad- Holsher and Kristy Henson, about due to the efforts of Mrs. School, with 150 hours. This was mitting areas. clowning as "Prinderella Nand" Donald Ross, one of Mrs. Malen's and "Guther Moose"; the Smoth- former patients. Mrs. Ross learned Buddy's first summer in the Teen Aide program at Jewish Hospital. ers Brothers: Kathy Hiezir and of Mrs. Malen's desire to see Buddy is planning to be a doc- Kathy Vasquez. Others in the more young women enter the cast included Sandy Oliver; nursing profession, and decided tor, but in the meantime is active Marie Zakrzwsky; Fran Roe; that a scholarship fund would be in Demolay, Jr. Achievement, is Mary Probst, Lynn McDanniels a meaningful way of honoring an Eagle Scout, and plays the and Kathy Powers. The carnival her. Mrs. Ross obtained some of accordian. barker was Kathy Novitsky. the names of Mrs. Malen's former Bonnie Kohl Committee members and chair- patients and friends and sent Bonnie Kohl, daughter of Mr. men were Susan Schrieber, deco- them a letter about the project. and Mrs. Edward Kohl, 1204 rations; Judy Swartz, staging; When all donations have been Gruner PL and a senior at Nor- Mary Brown, music; Jacky Batty, received, Mrs. Malen will be pre- mandy High received recognition program; Lynn Wobbe, publicity; sented with a scroll listing those as the teen volunteer with the MISS SSSH has been with the Hos- Linda Nations and Kay Nixon, who have contributed. MISS CAROL EAKER, a senior stu- highest total of accumulated pital for several years reminding food; lighting and sound, Ann dent nurse, was recently chosen guests and personnel of their obli- Anyone wishing to donate to "Miss Student Nurse" for the 3rd hours. gations to patients. This month each Wosmansky and Nancy Rice. the fund should make a check District and will attend the state Since June 1964, Bonnie has division and nursing station is asked The junior class also presented payable to: Jewish Hospital — contest to be held on October 16 at worked summers and week-ends to send in the name of their repre- the Sheraton Hotel in St. Louis. The sentative for the new Miss Sssh. The a skit called "Dorm Living," the Edna Malen Scholarship Fund. topic of her speech is "Tomorrow— at the hospital, contributing 2591 Department of Public Relations will first in a series to be given for Checks should be mailed to Mrs. Today's Dream." She was chosen hours of service. Bonnie plans to coordinate the contest. A panel of the freshmen to enable them to Donald Ross, 9 Crosswinds, St. from 6 representatives for the Dis- enter nursing when she graduates judges will choose three finalists; an trict who spoke before two judges employee vote will select the winner. adjust to dormitory life. Louis, Mo. 63132. at the State Sanatorium. from high school. i m — PAGE 3 ]

Perinatal Mortality Study The Pathologist: A Specialist At Jewish Hospital pathologist can specialize within to maintain some kind of family his field as to whether he sees life with the few hours he had to Dr. Marvin Rennard, obstetri- live births in 1963). Since 1950, and deals more with surgical, share in his home. These factors cian-gynecologist, and Dr. Gordon national fetal death rates have autopsy or laboratory pathology. came into perspective in the Bloomberg, pediatrician, are full- remained the same whereas slight Dr. William H. Sheffield is a sophomore year of medical school: filling dual roles as specialists in improvement has occurred in new assistant pathologist on the the teacher of general pathology their fields and as Fellows in the neonatal death rates." Hospital Staff, and an instructor was a dynamic one, concerned Department of Pathology. Both Paper Prepared of pathology at Washington Uni- with his students, and creating a men have been involved in the In a paper prepared by Dr. versity School of Medicine. special interest for the young study of perinatal mortality for Rennard, the largest statistical He was bom in Pasadena, Cali- scholar; Dr. Sheffield saw pathol- several years, in an attempt to grouping for perinatal deaths are fornia, and attended University ogy as a wonderful opportunity search for ways of decreasing the categorized as (1) no demon- High School in West Los Angeles. to do a job in which he did not perinatal death rate. strable cause (2) abnormal pul- His undergraduate work was have to punch a time clock, al- In 1958, Dr. Rennard assisted DR. SHEFFIELD monary function (3) congenital completed at Yale University (on lowing for special kinds of re- in forming a committee to review The practice of medicine has malformation. Prematurity was a scholarship) and he received his search. cases of all babies stillborn or found to be, by far, the most long since become an area of M.D. from George Washington Dr. Sheffield talked about the those who died shortly after birth. specialization, just as everything significant associated factor in University. motivation for becoming a pa- This group was formed to study else in this New Age . . . and the perinatal mortality. "Although For him, becoming a pathol- thologist in terms of end results: the causes of death and find physician can now choose be- premature births constituted about ogist was a result of many factors: the good of the patient, and the areas of preventable factors. By tween more than 11 general cate- 6 to 7 per cent of all births, pre- an outstanding professor of path- positive advances of medical actually performing fetal and gories of practice, with a break- maturity occurred in about Vl of ology in medical school; the possi- science. newborn autopsies, these physi- all perinatal deaths. Unfortunate- down of about 29 divisions. bility of dealing with all aspects Scientific Exercise cians are able to bring their ly, the majority of cases of pre- Pathology is one of these of medicine, thus keeping abreast "To me an autopsy is a scien- specialty skills and knowledge maturity defy explanation. How- specialties. Pathology, in very of new developments; dealing tific exercise: There is an emo- together in a team approach, ever, there is a distinct correlation simple terms, is the study of the with others in the academic tional involvement in working on providing better insight and more between prenatal care, socio- mechanisms of disease, and a world; and Dr. Sheffield's desire the cadaver that leaves once the understanding to the causes of economic status and prematurity pathologist opens the skin; then death. with a significant increase in the he has work to do," Dr. Sheffield According to Dr. Rennard: incidence of premature births in said of his work. "The problem of perinatal mor- patients with lower socio-eco- Surgical pathology is Dr. Shef- tality is extremely complex, in- Medical Staff nomic standards who receive field's specialty: "It has to do volving many unknown or poorly inadequate or no prenatal care." more with the living than the understood factors. By focusing Jack R. Eidelman, M.D., spoke on "Drug Addiction" at the Kirk- dead, as the pathologist deter- attention on factors of prevent- "A major improvement in the wood Presbyterian Church College Fellowship. mines the diagnoses of the in- ability, it is expected that there area of preventive medicine has been the ever increasing attention Ben Richardson Mayes, Jr., M.D., Ralph J. Graff, M.D., and ternists and or surgeons . . . then will be an ever increasing knowl- directed toward early recognition Morton D. Pareira, M.D., Chief of Surgery, had a paper entitled his job is to verify and substan- edge of, and respect for, the "A Quantitation of the Cellular Immune Response to Skin Homo- tiate the evidence. Every time a special problems of the perinatal of the high risk obstetric patient, grafts" accepted for publication in Transplantation. slide is observed, a therapeutic period and the quality of ob- ideally even before pregnancy occurs, so that appropriate mea- decision is made of one kind or stetric and pediatric care will Calvin H. Weiss, D.D.S., Director of the Department of Dentistry; sures may be taken to insure a another." provide." Leonard J. Rosen, D.D.S. and Charles J. Blake, D.D.S. have been safe pregnancy. All maternity Dr. Sheffield interned at Barnes Decrease appointed by Governor Warren E. Hearnes as members of the Mis- patients with obstetric problems Hospital in internal medicine, souri State Commission of Dental Treatment of Handicapped and "Although national statistics are given specialized and inten- and also spent a year there as a Crippled Children. show a tenfold and continuing sive care by members of the staff. resident in the same field. Then decrease in maternal mortality A recent innovation to help B. Y. Glassberg, M.D., recently spoke to the Council of Churches he did two years of a residency: over the past twenty years (37.6 implement this program has been in Dallas, Texas, on "The Role of the Church in Family Life Educa- in pathology at Moffitt Hospital per 10,000 live births in 1940 to the acquisition of an electronic tion." He is also a member of the Ladue Adult Education Series in San Francisco at the Univer- 3.5 per 10,000 live births in fetal heart tone monitoring sys- staff, concerning: "Parent and Teenager: Adversaries or Supporters?" sity of California. His third year 1963), in comparison, relatively tem used to detect any change in Dr. Glassberg will participate in the Missouri Academy of General of residency in surgical pathology small change has occurred in the the infant before delivery." Practice meeting to be held in Kansas City on October 30, and will was spent at Barnes. Dr. Sheffield combined fetal and neonatal mor- decided to come to Jewish Hos- 7-Year Study speak on "Infidelity in Marriage." tality rates (60.1 per 1,000 live pital because of the high recom- births in 1940 to 48.2 per 1,000 "In a seven year study period, Alex H. Kaplan, M.D., psychiatrist-in-chief, recently attended the mendation given to him, and the from January 1, 1958, to January International Congress of Child Psychiatry, Edinburg, Scotland. He Hospital's academic affiliation. 1, 1965, all infants weighing more delivered a paper on "The Role of the Parents in the Psychotherapy Theatrical Family Dr. Marvin Rosecan than 1,000 grams (2 lb. 3 oz.) at of the Younger Adolescent; the Use of Joint Parent-Adolescent birth, born at the Jewish Hos- Interviews." His wife, the former Glenn Johnson, is a St. Louisan, and Diabetes Chairman pital of St. Louis, were reviewed. His committee activities include: chairman of the Committee of Dr. Sheffield also has relatives in Dr. Marvin Rosecan has been During this study period, a total Psychiatry and Social work of The American Psychiatric Association; appointed chairman of the 1966 of 19,411 infants were delivered. he was recently appointed to the Committee on Public Information the area. Coming from an interesting Diabetes Detection Drive here, it Of these infants, 189 were still- of the American Psychoanalytic Association. theatrical family, Dr. Sheffield was announced recently by Dr. born and 175 died during the can look back on an early expe- William Olmsted, executive di- first week of life. Thus, the over- rector of the St. Louis Diabetes all perinatal mortality experience rience in films and dramatics. His Association. at this hospital is 18.7 per 1,000 U.S. Grant Provides father, a child actor, played the births, as good as or better than first Michael on stage in London The annual free testing pro- any other similar institution." in the original version of Peter gram will begin October 1 and Home Health Institute Pan. continue through the month of "Unusual cases of perinatal The Home Health Services In- two to be held; the other will An older brother, John, played November. Objective of the deaths are selected for presenta- stitute was held from September take place in the spring. Tarzan's son, Boy, from 7 years search is to find persons who tion and discussion at regular 14-16 in the MAC Room of the David Littauer, M.D., former of age to 15. He starred with have diabetes but are unaware of staff conferences. However, this Hospital, and was made possible executive director of the Jewish Johnny Weissmuller and Mau- it. Early diagnosis of the condi- analysis of perinatal deaths is by a grant from the United States Hospital and present executive reen O'Sullivan. Presently, John tion can prevent serious illness actually a limited study of only Public Health Service, the Divi- director of the Cedars-Sinai Med- Sheffield works in real estate in and complications. a portion of a much larger over- sion of Community Health Ser- ical Center, was a member of a Southern California. all problem. The problem be- vices. panel discussion held on Friday Dr. Sheffield performed in half Special Donors comes even more of a challenge The grant was given to Franz concerning Programming Trends a dozen movies beginning when when one contemplates the re- U. Steinberg, M.D., director of for the Ill-Aged. he was little more than two years Special donors to the Depart- ported incidence of sub-lethal the Training Center for Coordi- Members of the Hospital staff old as the baby Knute Rockne. ment of Otolaryngology Research injury and birth defects estimated nated Home Care and Other participating in the Institute in- His brother John played Knute Fund from July 1, 1966, to Au- to be over 15 per 1,000 live births Out-of-Hospital Services. The cluded David A. Gee, executive as a young boy, and Pat O'Brien gust 15, 1966, include the fol- program, a part of a short term in the United States and the director; Morris Alex, M.D.; took over for the adult Knute. lowing: training grant, included a two- probability that the underlying Aaron Birenbaum, M.D.; James Dr. Sheffield did not leave his Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Aftergut day administration institute and causes for both sub-lethal and O. Hepner, Ph.D.; Robert Hic- acting at home when he attended Dr. and Mrs. E. S. Goldstein one-day consultants workshop for kok, R.P.T.; Raymond Highfill, college. At Yale he was a member lethal cases are similar. All prob- Mr. and Mrs. A. Lewin training 30 persons in public Mrs. Sandra Howell, M.P.H.; of Dramat, the college drama lems are brought to the attention health. Participants were admin- Phillip Korenblat, M.D.; Herman club, and directed the Medical Mr. Roswell Messing, Jr. of the entire staff, thus upgrading istrators, nurses and others in- Litwack, ACSW; Miss Mary F. Follies, an annual medical school Mr. and Mrs. Jon A. Roos the academic level as well as volved in the responsibility of McKeever, ACSW; Miss Irene show, for three years. St. Louis Otological Founda- providing maternity patients at Home Health Service under Rottinghaus, R.N.; Burton Shatz, Dr. and Mrs. Sheffield now live tion the Jewish Hospital with the Medicare. M.D.; Franz U. Steinberg, M.D.; in Clayton with their son John, Mr. Sid Siteman finest medical care available." This fall meeting was one of Evelyn M. Whitlock, R.R.L. 5, and daughter Ellen, 14 months. \M PAGE

Head nursa on 1 South, Rehabilita- tion MISS MAUREEN SHANNON was born in Seattle, Washington, and attended Ritenour High School. She is a 1964 graduate of the Jewish Hospital School of Nursing. After working rotating shifts to under- stand the problems of evening and night nurses, Miss Shannon became head nurse in 1965. Satisfaction in her job comes from delegating re- sponsibility and knowing the job will be done; carrying out sugges- tions as well as initiating new pro- MISS ELSIE NULL, 2 Steinberg, was born in DeSoto, Mo., and is a grad- grams. uate of the Jewish Hospital School of Nursing. She feels that some of the responsibility of being a good head nurse come under the head- ings of being a good organizer, and knowing your own personnel. "A head nurse should not ask someone else to do something she hasn't MRS. WILLA NEL done." It is a difficult task to have good rapport with so many: patients, nurse since 1963. doctors, families, administration, friends of the Hospital. Miss Null and moved to St. talked about the responsibility and problems that go along with the of Vashon High 5 privileges of being a head nurse. In surgical nursing, the head nurse Nursing School, ; can see what has been done, and the patient is healed . . . that's why Hospital four yea Miss Null chose it. sibility of being a sight to total pati with all kinds of p patients in intensi MRS. ANNA BICE had her training in Independence, Missouri, and is proud of the responsibility head nursing requires. This is the first time a nurse has a chance to really see that the kind of nursing she wants to do gets done. As a staff nurse, her influences were not as great. Rotation through the other shifts is an education, and work in ■ medicine on 3 South deals with many ward patients. \

MISS SHARON PEADON is a grad- MRS. IRENE BELSKY, Maternity; was born in St. Louis, and is a Hos- uate of the Hospital, and feels that her area is a happy one. Working pital graduate nurse. She has five children, including two teenagers, with students gives the nurses a and has been working on and off since graduation. She came back to chance to teach, and Miss Peadon the Hospital permanently last June. "The responsibility of nursing care for all persons gives a much greater responsibility to the head nurse likes to work with both the house 1 staff and private physicians because than the responsibility of just the few assigned to the staff nurse. Per- of the rapport in the area. "It is MRS. GER sonal contact has a different nature, and a head nurse has a different Mary Anne kind of respect." hard work to be a head nurse, and a lot of experience is needed before and has w girls try it." Kansas Ci nursing ini bilities is t

A native St. Louisan and graduate of the Hospital School of Nursing, MRS. BETTY CORNELL, Nursery, became head nurse in 1963. She is the mother of three children, Anne, 13, Fred, 11, and Arthur, 10, and received a B.S. in Nursing Education in 1952. "By your own direction, you truly have a chance to enjoy your area, getting satis- faction in providing excellent care. There is a great deal MRS. RUTH COLVIN (left) was born of experience needed before young girls think about and raised in Kentucky. She is a head nursing." graduate of Deaconess Hospital, and became nursing supervisor of the Hospital operating room in 1965. "Many situations change in the operating rooms, and the staff must be able to bend with them."

MRS. WANDA ROOT, assistant su- pervisor in the operating rooms, was born in Carrollton, Missouri, and is a graduate of Missouri Bap- tist School of Nursing. "Teaching is a significant part of the job as well as orientation of new employees mh with the operating rooms. Many years of experience will add to the information that must be put into use to maintain harmonious work with diversity." •/&. ■ 1 [W PAGE 5

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A graduate of Webster Groves High School, MRS. MARY ANN BOKAL attend the Jewish Hospital School of Nursing for her R.N. Being a Born in Seminole, Oklahoma and raised in Centralia, Illinois, MISS BRENDA RHOTON is head nurse, she says, gives you a another graduate of the Jewish Hospital School. Working on 4 South, MJss Rhoton finds Inter has been a head that there are advantages to head nursing: the scope of the head nurse encompasses in Amory, Mississippi, different kind of patient contact, overseeing just about everything more than the average nurse. There has to be cooperation within the nursing station; years old. A graduate without it there can be no work done. "There is more administrative work as a head nurse. lomer Phillips Hospital that is done for the patient. On 3 Steinberg, Mrs. Bokal works closely To persons interested in nursing, I would advise getting a bachelor degree to give them lelson came to Jewish a 'plus' of invaluable experience for organizing," Miss Rhoton said. |finds that the respon- with house officers, and this pro- ses an interesting in- vides a chance for learning. They learning how to work are almost always willing to teach, hea cares for acutely ill and just keeping your eyes open is Ing active days for her. often enough to learn. "Part of the responsibility of head nurse is in- stilling enthusiasm on the job."

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(left) is pictured on 4 Steinberg with Miss I clerk. Mrs. Kidd loves to care for older people, MISS ROSEMARY MCLAUGHLIN was born in Purcell, fish Hospital eight years after graduation from Oklahoma, and when eight years old moved with her Kansas City, Missouri. She feels that head Newly promoted to head nurse on 2 South, MRS. WILLETTE HAYWOOD family to Salem, Illinois. She is a graduate of the Jewish [ig and learning: "one of the greatest responsi- was born in Festus, Mo., and received her R.N. at St. John's Episcopal Hospital School of Nursing, and is head nurse on 6th when something doesn't go as planned." School of Nursing in Brooklyn, New York. She also has done work at floor where private physicians see all of the patients, and Harris Teachers College and Queen's College, New York. Seeing the there is no house staff. "The head nurse sets the tone daily progress of patients on the surgery floor is rewarding to her, of the floor; morale of the employees there reflect her," and she would recommend head nurse job for a conscientious nurse. Miss McLaughlin said. Some of the extra responsibility on the 6th floor bears a relation to the close tie with the physicians (she is the link to the patient).

MRS. BETTE DANZIE, 2 Center, was born in Little Rock, Arkansas, and MRS. LINDA KALKBRENNER (7 Cen- is a graduate of Homer G. Phillips ter) said that ideally the head nurse Hospital. She feels that it is the should have an assistant working responsibility of a good head nurse with her, and each R.N. should have to know all of the patients, and to no more than 6-7 patients. Now be pleasant at all times. It is hard there is a strong load on responsible not to show likes and dislikes, but personnel in all phases of Hospital an administrative job can be done MRS. DOLLY HERNDON, (left) Sunflower County, Mississippi, came to work to insure better care for the Jewish Hospital in 1963, and became a head nurse in November, 1965. better on an impersonal basis. She patient. The head nurse can have enjoys working on a surgical floor In discussing the responsibility, Mrs. Herndon said that a head nurse more patient contact when she can must be able to talk to all kinds of persons, and be fair in doing so. "You with both the house staff and pri- be assured that x-ray and blood vate physicians. have to be able to reprimand some persons in a way so they will want technicians are ready to be trig- to do it right the next time." And Mrs. Herndon says a head nurse must gered into action. Mrs. Kalkbrenner have a great interest in nursing: she hears everything, and as Harry is a Jewish Hospital graduate. Truman said, "This is where the buck stops." \M PAGE 6 fcw4 /#

DONOR IN MEMORY OF DONOR IN MEMORY OF CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED ARE USED FOR RESEARCH, APPLIANCES FOR CLINIC ANNA BELLE ALTMAN Mr. and Mrs. Jules S. Levison PATIENTS, NEW EQUIPMENT, AND OTHER WORTHY UNDERTAKINGS, SPONSORED BY Mrs. Leah Fleischman Mr. and Mrs. Bram J. Lewin Lilian Jossem Mr. and Mrs. Julian B. Mathes THE JEWISH HOSPITAL AUXILIARY. Dr. and Mrs. David Markenson June Mullins THE FOLLOWING ARE CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED DURING PERIOD JULY 2, Irwin J. Senturia Mr. and Mrs. Abe Schneider (Rebecca Senturia Memorial Library Fund) Marie Seiter 1966, to AUGUST 15, 1966. ANY CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED AFTER AUGUST 16, SONJA L. BANK Mr. and Mrs. Julian J. Sincoff 1966 WILL BE LISTED IN THE NEXT 216. Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Cohen Dr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Soule Mr. and Mrs. Semon K. Frelich SIDNEY Z. GARFINKEL (CONTRIBUTIONS TO THIS FUND MAY BE MADE BY SENDING CHECKS, PAYABLE Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gee Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Aach TO THE JEWISH HOSPITAL TRIBUTE FUND, TO MRS. HENRY H. 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JERROLD STEINER (Sadye Mathes Special Fund) Ginsberg Cancer Research and Therapy Fund) (Continued Improvement) Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Meyer K. Weil CHARLIE HYMAN (Birthday) Dr. and Mrs. Helman C. Wasserman MRS. PHILIP M. ABRAMS Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Lieberman Mr. and Mrs. Eli Sandperl (Department of Rehabilitation) Dr. B. Albert Lieberman, Jr. MRS. MORRIS I. FLEISCHER . MRS. LIONEL KALISH, JR. (Birthday) HARRY BIERMAN (Recovery) MRS. SAM HACKER Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Lieberman Mrs. Marjorie Frank Lesser Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gad Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Loeb MRS. MAX KLEBAN Mr. and Mrs. Lawton J. Levy MRS. ROBERT BURNETT (Recovery) (Benjamin M. Loeb Memorial Fund) MRS. HERBERT F. LEWIS Mr. and Mrs. Willard L. Levy Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hammerman MRS. EDWARD POLLACK Dr. and Mrs. Virgil Loeb, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Loeb ZOLA CARP (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Londy MRS. BARNEY WIDES (Benjamin M. Loeb Memorial Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Abe Lieberman (Remembering Mrs. Spitzer's Special Day) Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lowenbaum Mrs. Ralph Lowenstein (Bernard Lieberman Memorial Fund) Mrs. Harry Spitzer (Benjamin M. Loeb Memorial Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Saul Zeve (Sadye Mathes Special Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lowenbaum, III Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Rothschild, Jr. ROSE ENGEL (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Lux DR. AND MRS. ARTHUR R. BORTNICK Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Ruwitch Mr. and Mrs. Sander Zwick (Son's Marriage) Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marx Mr. and Mrs. A. Ernest Stein SOL FENDELMAN (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fischer (William H. Schweich Memorial Fund) w , . MRS. LEE I. KAUFMAN (Birthday) Mrs. Mordecai B. Brown Lucille Tzinberg Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Meissner, Jr. Mrs. Benjamin M. Loeb MRS. SAMUEL M. FRIEDMAN (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mellitz MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND EPSTEIN (Benjamin M. Loeb Memorial Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hacker (Their Marriage) Dr. and Mrs. Robert Mendelsohn RICHARD J. KLINE (Birthday) (Sadye Mathes Special Fund) Mrs. Paul S. Sigan Mr. and Mrs. Norman Probstein Mr. and Mrs. S. Charles Baer MRS. JULIUS GINSBERG (Recovery) MR. AND MRS. MYRON FISHER (Elsie Probstein-Harry Koplar Brace Fund) MRS. SAM KOPLAR (Birthday) (Julius and Sara Ginsberg Cancer (Their Marriage) Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Putzel (Sam-Jeannette Koplar Rehabilitation Fund) Research and Therapy Fund) Mrs. Irving Hartmann and Marilyn Jo (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) Miss Pearl Aronson Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ginsberg Mrs. Paul S. Sigan Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Rashbaum Richard Bennett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ginsberg Mr. and Mrs. Meyer K. Weil Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Rennard Robert Bennett Mrs. Julius Ginsberg MR. AND MRS. DAVID FRIEDMAN Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Roos Harry Fender The Sewing Club Group (Their new Granddaughter) Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Gidlow SAM GOLDBLATT (Recovery) Miss Lilian Jossem Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosenheim Mrs. Dora Hamburg Dr. and Mrs. Milton H. Jasper MR. AND MRS. NAT GOLDE Mr. and Mrs. Adam Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hamburg Mr. and Mrs. Anson Klauber (Grandson's Marriage) Mr. and Mrs. Morris H. Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Irving O. Kramer JACK D. GOLDMAN (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Goldfarb Mr. and Mrs. Alex M. Rubenstein Dr. and Mrs. Jacob G. Probstein Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Lewin JEWISH HOSPITAL OF ST. LOUIS (Rebecca Senturia Memorial Library Fund) (Elsie Probstein-Harry Koplar Brace Fund) (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) NURSES GRADUATION CLASS OF 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Ruprecht Mr. and Mrs. William F. Remmert ABE GREENSPON (Recovery) Mrs. Alice P. Gresham Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Ruwitch Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ross Dr. and Mrs. William A. Marmor (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Sachs Mrs. Fred Z. Salomon Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mathes MR. AND MRS. HARRY W. LOEB Mr. and Mrs. Sam C. Sachs Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M. Turley (Sadye Mathes Special Fund) (New Grandson) Mr., and Mrs. Gordon Scherck MRS. RALPH LOWENBAUM (Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Mintz Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Goldfarb Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Edlin MRS. CARL J. HEIFETZ (Recovery) MR. AND MRS. LEO NEWMAN (Oscar Brand Memorial Fund] HARVEY NATHANSON (Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Aach (Safe Return) Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Schweich Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cohen HERMAN HOLLANDER (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stepman Dr. and Mrs. Hyman R. Senturia LOUIS NEWMAN (Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Gelber MR. AND MRS. ROBERT ROSS Mrs. Hymen Shifrin Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Greensfelder (Sadye Mathes Special Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan H. Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Shifrin w STANLEY M. RICHMAN (Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Lewis MR. AND MRS. BILL SEIGEL Mr. and Mrs. Moses E. Shire Mrs. Milton Price Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mathes (Son's Engagement) Mr. and Mrs. Sydney M. Shoenberg, Jr. (Milton Price Memorial Fund) (Sadye Mathes Special Fund) Mrs. Julius Ginsberg (Julius and Sara Dr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Soule Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Franc, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Mintz Ginsberg Cancer Research and Therapy Fund) Miss Gertrude W. Stadler (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) MRS. EVELYN KAUFMAN (Recovery) DR. ARTHUR E. STRAUSS Miss Lillian E. Stadler MRS. JOSEPH F. RUWITCH (Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Al Bernstein (Bon Voyage and Safe Return) Dr. and Mrs. Franz U. Steinberg Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gee (William-Jerome Molasky Memorial Fund) Mrs. Samuel M. Friedman (Dr. Arthur E. (Dr. Llewellyn Sale Memorial Fund) EDWARD F. SCHWEICH (Birthday) GEORGE KOPPEL (Recovery) Strauss Visiting Physicians Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Steiner (William H. Schweich Memorial Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bronstein MR. AND MRS. HERMAN WILLER Stix, Baer and Fuller Company Mr. and Mrs. Lewis T. Apple Mr. and Mrs. Philip Marmor (Their Marriage) Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Stern Mr. and Mrs. S. Charles Baer BRAM J. LEWIN (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Charak Mr. and Mrs. Earl Susman Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Berger Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Edlin Mrs. Paul S. Sigan Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tiger Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Berwald Dr. and Mrs. Milton H. Jasper MRS. PERLINE WINTNER Mrs. Paul Treuman Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bierman Mr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Marx (Daughter's Marriage) (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) Mrs. Robert Burnett Mr. and Mrs. Hanford J. Sher Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cotlar Mrs. Else Treumann Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Cronheim (Sadye Mathes Special Fund) MR. AND MRS. CHARLES H. YALEM Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Turner Dr. and Mrs. Gerold J. Eder Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel B. Sher (Their Marriage) Dr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Wald Mr. and Mrs. Harry Esserman Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Shifrin Mayor and Mrs. Alphonso J. Cervantes Dr. and Mrs. Helman C. Wasserman Mrs. Maxwell Fineberg Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Steinbach Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Soffer Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Weil Mr. and Mrs. Carl K. Fireside Mr. and Mrs. Earl Susman ADULT PSYCHIATRY RECREATION Mrs. Ralph Weil Joseph S. Fischer MRS. MARJORIE LIONS (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Richard J, Kline Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Weiner Dr. and Mrs. I. Jerome Fiance Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Deutsch AUDIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Westheimer Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fleishman JULIE MARCUS (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Sam Aftergut Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wides Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Floret Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bornstein Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wilier Mrs. Simon M. Frank MRS. NATHAN MATHES Mr. and Mrs. Abe Lewin Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ullman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Friedman (Sadye Mathes Special Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Jon A. Roos Mr. and# Mrs. Sander Zwick Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gee Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Gelber St. Louis Othological Foundation Mrs. Oliver B. Zeinert Mr. and Mrs. Myron Glassberg Mr. and Mrs. Julian B. Mathes Sid Siteman MRS. GEORGE SILVER Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Steinbach BLOOD RESEARCH FUND Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Edison Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Grossman Mrs. Bertha Zwibelman Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barod LOUISE SINGER Mrs. C. Edward Hermann (Jackie Sue Margulis Liver Research Fund) Mr. Irvin Susman Sam Brodsky Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Kalish, Jr. MRS. SAM MICHELSON SAUL SPIEGAL Mr. and Mrs. Lee I. Kaufman Mrs. Bertha Zwibelman Mr. and Mrs. S. Charles Baer Mr. and Mrs. Argo E. Landau (Jackie Sue Margulis Liver Research Fund) FRED E. S'RENCO Mr. and Mrs. Alan Lewin MR. AND MRS. LOUIS MEISEL (Recovery) Mrs. Doreen Broudy Mr. and Mrs. Bram J. Lewin (Julius and Sara Ginsberg Cancer Dr. and Mrs. Milton H. Jasper Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lewin Research and Therapy Fund) Special Gifts JOHN F. STOVALL, III Mrs. T. Lewin Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ginsberg Mr and Mrs. David A. Gee Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Maremont Mr. and^Mrs. Frank Ginsberg Mrs. Goldie Fishman has con- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Ruwitch Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marx Mrs. Julius Ginsberg SISTER, SYLVIA Dr. and Mrs. Edward Massie _ . . MRS. FANNIE RUBIN (Recovery) tributed $5000 to establish an en- (Harry Tenenbaum Memorial Fund) Morton J. May Deedie Seidel dowment fund at the Hospital in Mrs. Maurice O. Birk Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Mendelsohn DOROTHY SHAPIRO (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Howard Phillips Dr. and Mrs. I. C. Middleman Mr. and Mrs. Burt Karney memory of her beloved son, Barney. HARRY TENENBAUM (Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Millstone MILDRED SIMON (Recovery) The endowment, known as the (Harry Tenenbaum Memorial Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Peltason Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lazarus Mrs. Maurice O. Birk Mr. and Mrs. Kal R. Plessner Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Mintz Barney Fisher Scholarship Fund, Mrs. Leslie Carvalho Mrs. Milton Price Mr. and Mrs. Eli Sandperl Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Rice (Milton Price Memorial Fund) Mrs. Paul S. Sigan will be used for the education of Mrs. Harry Tenenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Raab JAMES W. SINGER, Jr. (Recovery) student nurses. ANN TRAUBE Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Ruprecht Dr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Sale, Jr. (Jackie-Sue Margulis Liver Research Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Harold I. Sachs (Dr. Llewellyn Sale Memorial Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Ben Chodorovsky Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stein Mr. and Mrs. William H. Schield MARVIN A. STEIN (Recovery) GUS TZINBERG Mr. and Mrs. Julius S. Schweich Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Fishel presented a check in the amount of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Custer Mr. and Mrs. Julius S. Schweich, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gelber Mrs. Leah Fleischman Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sears (Sadye Mathes Special Fund) $1,000 to Dr. Ben H. Senturia, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer L. Katz Dr. and Mrs. Hyman R. Senturia Mr. and Mrs. Irving M. Goldstein Director of the Department of Oto- Mr. and Mrs. David Markenson Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Shifrin Dr. and Mrs. Milton H. Jasper Lenore Werner Walter G. Stern Mr. and Mrs. Leonard R. Lees laryngology, for use in the Division (Joseph D. Karsh Memorial Library Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Eli M. Strassner Mr. and Mrs% Abe Lieberman MRS. JOHN VOZA Mr. and Mrs. Earl Susman (Bernard Lieberman Memorial Fund) of Audiology's electrophysiologic Sally Hilliard Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tiger Mr. and Mrs. Dan Siegel laboratory. The funds will be used Marie Seiter Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Treiman Mrs. Paul S. Sigan MARION G. WEIL Mrs. Eugene S. Weil DR. HELMAN C. WASSERMAN (Recovery) for research in electro brain wave (Pulmonary Lab Fund) M-. and Mrs. Richard K. Weil Dr. and Mrs. Morton A. Binder Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Lesser Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wilier BARNEY WIDES (Recovery) studies. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Marshall Mrs. David P. Wohl Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Burack LAVERNE WILSON Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. Wolfort Louise Droit Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Yalem (Dr. Leon Foster Memorial Fund) MRS. DAVE STRAUSS (Birthday) June Mullins Mr. and Mrs. Lester P. Ackerman, Jr. Use This Form to Make Tax Deductible Contributions: (Dr. Leon Foster Memorial Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Richman , FANNIE S. WITTELS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Ruwitch TO THE JEWISH HOSPITAL TRIBUTE FUND Mr. and Mrs. David F. Yawitz Mr. and Mrs. Jay V. Zimmerman MRS. ALEX WOLF LOUIS TIGER (Birthday) (FOR RESEARCH, APPLIANCES FOR CLINIC PATIENTS, Mrs. Harry Tenenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Edlin (Harry Tenenbaum Memorial Fund) Major B. Einstein AND OTHER WORTHY PROJECTS.) SYLVAN WOLFF Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Stern Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cohen> MR. AND MRS. MEYER NUELL Please print: (Jackie Sue Margulis Liver Research Fund) (45th Wedding Anniversary) RUTH ELAINE WOLFORT Mrs. Jeanette DeHovitz Enclosed please find $ » given in Miss Carolyn Strauss (Beth-El Flat River Assistance Fund) (Florence G.-David May Research Fund) MR. AND MRS. MORRIS KNEZNEKOFF (40th Wedding Anniversary) honor , DONOR IN HONOR OF Dr. and Mrs. Milton H. Jasper of — MR. AND MRS. JOHN M. SHOENBERG memory MORTON J. MAY (85th Birthday) (25th Wedding Anniversary) (Florence G.-David May Research Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Cronheim Kindly send card to: Mr. and Mrs. Leon M. Bodenheimer, Jr. (Lewis Bettman Memorial Fund) Mrs. Simon M. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Franc, Jr. Mrs. Alvin D. Goldman (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) Name.. Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Greensfelder Mr. and Mrs. John M. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Lincohn Hayes Gries Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Greensfelder Mrs. Robert Hayes Gries Mr. and Mrs. Willard L. Levy Address.. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin S. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lowenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawson (Benjamin M. Loeb Memorial Fund) (Dr. Arthur E. Strauss Visiting Physicians Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Putzel From: Name.. Dr. Paul S. Lowenstein (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Millstone Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Rutwitch Mr. and Mrs. Richard Prager Dr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Sale, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Redak (Dr. Llewellyn Sale Memorial Fund) Address.. (Dr. Arthur E. Strauss Visiting Physicians Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Scherck Mr. and Mrs. Jay G. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Schiele Please make check payable to Jewish Hospital Tribute Fund. Mrs. Alfred Triefus MRS. MAURICE O. BIRK Sponsored and operated by the Jewish Hospital Auxiliary (Dr. Arthur E. Strauss Visiting Physicians Fund) (Wedding Anniversary) Mr. and Mrs. William D. Wallbrunn (Harry Tenenbaum Memorial Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Weinstock Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Rice SEND TO: Mrs. Henry H. Stern, 6310 Waterman Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 63130— (Leo C. Fuller Scholarship Fund) Mrs. Harry Tenenbaum PA 7-6310 DAVE SPRUNG (75th Birthday) MR. AND MRS. FRANK GINSBERG Mr. and Mrs. Lester P. Ackerman, Jr. (Wedding Anniversary) Mrs. Joseph F. Ruwitch, 102 Lake Forest, St. Louis, Mo. 63117—ST 1-3416 rw PAGE 8 Dr. Koster Lectures in October Dr. Zimmerman Saves Dr. Karl Koster, distinguished Danish surgeon, was the guest of Motorists from Bus the Hospital Medical Staff, Oct. Herbert B. Zimmerman, M.D., Dr. Zimmerman and an Oliv- 3-9. During his visit to St. Louis, director of the Cardio-Pulmonary ette patrolman attempted mouth- Dr. Koster spoke to the Jewish laboratory, recently saved the to-mouth resuscitation and other community about his experiences lives of several motorists from a first-aid respiration methods on in the underground during the driverless school bus that careened the bus driver, Thomas J. Mohan, German occupation of Denmark. along Olive boulevard for about after they forced open the door The lecture was held Tuesday, a quarter of a mile after the of the crashed bus. The bus com- October 4 at 8 p.m. at Temple driver had collapsed from an ap- pany said that Mr. Mohan had parent heart attack. been a driver for eight years, and Israel. DR. ZIMMERMAN Rescue of Jews Dr. Zimmerman, driving in had an excellent safety record. front of the bus which had no The County Coroner's office re- Dr, Koster and members of the W.U.M.S.A.H. passengers, saw that there was no ported that Mr. Mohan had suf- staff at Bispebjerg Hospital, Mr. James F. McDonnell has driver and alerted fellow motorists fered several fractured ribs, Copenhagen, were directly re- retired from the W.U.M.S.A.H. to halt and avoid being struck by DR. KARL K/3STER apparently in the fall after his sponsible for the rescue of more Board. The new officers in- the weaving bus before it finally than 2,000 Jewish citizens during clude Edwin M. Johnston, crashed into a parked tractor- collapse, and that he had not Clover Ball Patrons the war. At great personal risk, chairman; Edwin M. Clark, trailer near the 9100 block of been under a physician's care for Mr. and Mrs. Lee Abraham, II, Dr. and Olive. heart disease. Mrs. Morris Abrams. Mr. and Mrs. Lester they hid, gave medical aid, and vice-chairman; William H. P. Ackerman, Jr., Dr. and Mrs. Benard C. Danforth, president; Joseph F. Adler, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Agatstein, Dr. arranged for Danish Jews to be and Mrs. Harry Agress, Dr. and Mrs. Morris taken by fishing boats to Sweden. Ruwitch, vice-president, George Alex, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis T. Apple, Dr. Lawrence M. Aronberg, Mr. and Mrs. Capps, treasurer and Peter H. Auxiliaries to Sponsor Arthur B. Baer, Mr. and Mrs. F. Bert Baer, Other events which were Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Baer, Mr. and Husch, secretary. rr Mrs. J. Arthur Baer, II, Mr. and Mrs. S. planned during his visit included: Charles Baer, Mr. and Mrs. David Baron, "Careers That Count Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bass, Mr. and Mrs. a talk to the Medical Staff con- Charles K. Berger, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph cerning the "Danish System of and a routine that revolved Berger, II, Dr. and Mrs. Martin Bergmann, Just a few years back, women Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Berwald, Mr. and Medicine;" medical grand rounds; past 35 who wanted a job often around children, PTA and super- Mrs. Irvin Bettman, Jr., Dr. and Mrs. Mor- Dr. Rutstein ton A. Binder, Dr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Block, surgical grand rounds, and a felt they had to fib about their markets. Jewish Hospital will Dr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Bortnick, Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Brand, Mr. and Mrs. Harold gastro-enterology conference. age in order to land a position or offer a "Self-Confidence" course J. Brod, Mr. and Mrs. Saul Brodsky, Mrs. M. Erwin Bry, Mr. and Mrs. M. Erwin Bry, Lectures Here even wangle a job interview. To- as part of in-service training. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Richman Bry, Mr. and Director of Surgery day, not only do employers accept Conducted by Mrs. Maureen Mrs. Richard Buell, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Dr. David Rutstein, professor Burstein, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Carp, Dr. Kefster has been director of women in their middle years on an Umlauf, a model, fashion co- Mr. and Mrs. Louis King Cassett, Mr. and and chairman of the Department Mrs. Jean B. Charak, Dr. and Mrs. Raymond surgery at Bispebjerg Hospital equal footing with younger appli- ordinator and former "Mrs. M. Charnas, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Cohen. of Preventive Medicine, Harvard Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cohen, Mr. and cants, many prefer more mature America" finalist, the course in- Mrs. Julius Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. since 1957 and has done exten- Medical School, is scheduled to Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Ruby P. Cohn, Mr. women employees and are active- cludes grooming and fashion tips, sive research in gastro-intestinal be a visiting professor at Jewish and Mrs. Richard B. Cronheim, Mr. and ly recruiting in this age group. "visual poise" demonstrations, Mrs. Sam L. Demoff, Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. surgery. He is an editor of the Hospital on October 13. Desbecker, Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Drey, Dr. A case in point is the forth- and instruction on how to develop and Mrs. Norman W. Drey, Mr. and Mrs. Scandinavial Journal of Gastro- Saul A. Dubinsky; Mr. Charles B. Edison, His subject, "Newer Approaches coming "Careers That Count" a pleasant speaking voice. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Edison, Mr. and Mrs. enterology, and has published a Julian I. Edison, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. to the Etiology of Atherosclerosis" program which will be presented "This is by no means a 'charm' Edison, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Edison, Mr. and book, Danish Medicine. Mrs. Jack E. Edlin, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph will be presented at 9:30 a.m. by three St. Louis Hospital Auxil- course," explains Mrs. Umlauf, Efron, Dr. and Mrs. Julius Elson, Mr. and Mrs. Carl K. Fireside, Dr. and Mrs. I. He has been Advisor in Sur- Hospital on October 31. iaries, (Jewish, Barnes, and St. who has conducted similar Jerome Fiance, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fleish- man, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Floret, Dr. gery to the Danish Armed Forces Tuesday morning, November 1 Louis Children's) on Sunday courses for hospitals in the Pitts- and Mrs. Leon J. Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Franc, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Harris J. Frank, since 1948. Dr. Raster has served from 9-10 a.m. Dr. Rutstein will afternoon, October 23rd, at 2:30 burgh area where she formerly Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Frank, Mrs. Milton as chairman of several Danish conduct a progress report on the Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. Freeman, p.m., St. Louis Medical Society lived. Mrs. Umlauf said, "A Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Freund, Dr. and surgical associations, and in 1960 treatment of and prophylaxis of Auditorium. It's designed for the woman who has self confidence, Mrs. Samuel J. Freund, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Friedman. was named a Fellow in the Asso- rheumatic fever. woman who would enjoy an extra who is sure of herself and ex- Mr. and Mrs. William Stix Friedman, Dr. and Mrs. Ira C. Gall, Mr. and Mrs. David ciation of Surgeons in Great Dr. Rutstein graduated Cum paycheck, has the children com- presses herself well, inspires con- A. Gee, Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Gerber, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gerchen, Mr. and Mrs. Britain. Laude from Harvard College and fortably settled in school, and fidence and trust on the part of Solon Gershman, Dr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Gilden, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Gittelman, Dr. Other Plans Harvard Medical School, and is wants to "get back to work." patients and their families. Pa- and Mrs. John H. Gladney, Mr. and Mrs. licensed to practice medicine in Combining "soft shoe" and hard tients — like all of us — form A. Fuller Glaser, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Glaser, During his stay in St. Louis he Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glaser, jr., Mr. New York and Massachusetts. sell, the program will feature a first impressions. They equate un- and Mrs. Morris Glaser, Mr. and Mrs. Ben visited various landmarks, as well Glassman, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Glick, Dr. He is a diplomate of the following musical skit on the various types professional dress, speech or man- and Mrs. Sidney Goldenberg, Dr. and Mrs. as selected educational, and in- Alvin Goldfarb, Dr. and Mrs. Melvin L. organizations: the National Board of job openings in hospitals, plus nerisms with a lack of profession- Goldman, Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Goldstein, Mr. dustrial facilities. and Mrs. Joseph Goldstein, Mr. and Mrs. of Medical Examiners, and the some practical pointers on salary al skills." Samuel R. Goldstein, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dr. Raster's visit was made J. Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. American Board of Internal ranges, experience required, and Training in the necessary job Greensfelder, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Greens- possible by the members of the felder, Jr., Mr, and Mrs. Siegmund Halpern, Medicine. He has received honors training opportunities available. skills is, of course, the major Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. medical staff as a tribute to the from the American Academy of Training programs in hospitals function of the hospital in-service Robert L. Hausfater, Dr. and Mrs. Carl j. Heifetz, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice L. Hirsch, efforts of Danish citizens during Arts and Sciences (Fellow), the today are geared to the woman programs. According to Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Philip N. Hirsch, Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Horwitz, Dr. and Mrs. Irwin World War II. Award of Merit, American Heart with no previous hospital expe- Loh, Director of Nursing: "Hos- B. Horwitz. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Horwitz, Mr. and Association, Gold Heart Award; rience, as well as the trained pro- pitals today go more than half- Mrs. John A. Isaacs, Jr., Dr. and Mrs. Sid- and Mrs. Joseph F. Roufa, Mr. and Mrs. ney Jick, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Kalish, Jr., Joseph F. Ruwitch, Dr. and Mrs. Leo A. Chevalier Legion d'Honneur de fessional who needs "a refresher." way to give people of all age Dr. and Mrs. Alex H. Kaplan, Dr. and Mrs. Sachar, Dr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Sale, Jr., And they recognize the house- groups a chance to qualify for a Michael M. Karl, Mr. and Mrs. Herman M. Mrs. Fred Z. Salomon, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney France, and the Academie Na- Katcher, Mr. and Mrs. Lee I. Kaufman, Mr. Salomon, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Julian G. tionale de Medecine (Paris), cor- wife-turned-working-wife has mis- position. If they have the right and Mrs. I. M. Kay, Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Samuels, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Samuels, B. Kirstein, Dr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Klaff, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Scharff, Jr., Mr. respondent etranger, 1959. More givings about her appearance, motivation and character, we'll Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Kleyman, Mr. and and Mrs. Nicholas Scharff, Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Richard J. Kline, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Samuel E. Schechter, Dr. and Mrs. Harold than 62 articles of his work have grooming, and "business man- provide training, educational op- Kling, Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Kopitsky, Mr. Scheff, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scherck, Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Koplar, Dr. and Mrs. and Mrs. William Henry Schield, Mr. and been published. ners" after years of casual dress portunities, even 'self-confidence.'" Lawrence M. Kotner, Dr. and Mrs. Justin Mrs. Herbert S. Schiele, Dr. and Mrs. F. Kraner, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kristal, Samuel Schneider, Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kutten, Mr. and Mrs. Schwartzman. David Laiderman, Mr. and Mrs. Argo E. Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Schweich, Mr. Landau, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin S. Lang, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Seasongood, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Sam Langsdorf, Jr., Dr. and Mrs. William S. Seltzer, Dr. and Mrs. Ben H. Milton I. Lenobel, Mrs. Marjorie Frank Senturia, Dr. and Mrs. Hyman R. Senturia, Lesser, Dr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Levin, Mr. Dr. and Mrs. Burton A. 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