A BI-MONTHLY COMMUNITY PUBLICATION OF « the JEWISH HOSPITAL of St. Louis

Vol. 13 —No. 1 JAN.-MAY, 1964 216 S. KINGSHIGHWAY, ST. LOUIS, MO. 63110 Mrs. David P. Wohl Gives $100,000 Endowment Mrs. Carlyn H. Wohl, widow of the In 1960, the Foundation contributed an late David P. Wohl, founder of the Wohl additional sum to Washington University Shoe Company of St. Louis, has announced to build the Wohl clinic adjacent to the that the Wohl Foundation is contributing Wohl Hospital. In addition to clinics, the an additional $100,000 to the David P. building contains offices, an auditorium, Wohl (Endowment) Fund of Jewish Hos- research laboratories, and animal care pital. The Fund was established under the facilities. terms of Mr. Wohl's will in 1960, with an Another interesting facet of the Founda- original grant of $50,000. The income from tion's grants to Washington University was the additional $100,000 is to be used on $1,000,000 to the Endowment Fund to be behalf of the hospital's needs, without limi- used for any purpose whatsoever, except tations or restrictions, at the discretion of for buildings. In 1962, the .Washington the governing board of directors. University Dental School received $300,000 from the Foundation toward the building The Foundation also donated $100,000 of a research wing at the School of Den- to the Jewish Hospital Development Fund tistry. The Board of Trustees of the uni- in 1963. Mrs. Wohl has previously con- versity named the research center for Mrs. tributed $100,000 to the hospital's 1950 Wohl. Building Fund with Mr. Wohl, followed in During Mr. Wohl's lifetime and under 1956 by $200,600 toward the Capital Fund the terms of his will, St. Louis University Drive conducted at that time. This latter received $590,000 from Mr. Wohl and the sum was used for remodeling the Kings- Foundation. The university's David P. highway wing of the hospital named in Wohl Memorial Mental Health Institute memory of Lt. David P. Wohl, Jr. received $500,000 from the Foundation, Gifts Total $8,500,000 the medical and dental schools received $50,000, and the University proper, $40,000. During Mr. Wohl's lifetime, the couple Mr. and Mrs. Wohl contributed $500,000 gave $8,500,000 to municipal, charitable in 1960 to the Jewish Community Center, and educational institutions through the where the main building is now known as Wohl Foundation and personal contribu- the Carlyn H. Wohl Building. Under the tions. In addition, Mr. Wohl bequeathed terms of Mr. Wohl's will, the Jewish Cen- $1,677,500 to several St. Louis institutions ter for Aged at Fourteenth and Grand re- at his death. ceived $500,000 toward the construction SHOWN IS THE ARCHITECT'S DRAWING OF THE NEW CHARLES AND FLORENCE YALEM RESEARCH BUILD- The Wohl Foundation was established of the David P. Wohl Pavilion. ING. CONSTRUCTION IS EXPECTED TO BEGIN IN EARLY 1965. by Mr. and Mrs. Wohl in 1940 for char- The trustees of the Wohl Foundation are itable and educational purposes. Mrs. Carlyn H. Wohl, Milton Frank, In 1947 the Foundation gave $533,000 Henry J. Serth and Ethan H. Shepley. Research Building to be Constructed to the City of St. Louis to establish two With $1,000,000 Charles H. Yalem Gift health centers. In 1948, the Foundation made a gift of $550,000 to Washington University. This Charles H. Yalem, St. Louis financier and philanthropist, is contributing $1,000,000 was the forerunner of a total of $4,676,000 to the hospital for construction of a seven-story research building to be named the which Mr. Wohl and the Foundation gave Charles and Florence Yalem Research Building. to the university. A former member of the Research Committee of the board of directors, Mr. Yalem cited the hospital's need for additional research laboratories in announcing his gift. The One of the notable buildings established hospital annually spends in excess of $650,000 for research, with grants from foundations, by the Foundation in conjunction with the federal government and private donors. The inadequacy of present research facilities Washington University and the Barnes has forced postponement of a number of projects. Hospital Group is the 81-bed Wohl Memo- The new Charles and Florence Yalem hospital's Mark C. Steinberg wing. rial Hospital, named in memory of Lt. Research Building will have six of its David P. Wohl, Jr., who was killed in a Mr. Yalem, president and founder of bombing raid over Germany in 1944. The seven floors devoted to research labora- Aetna Finance Company, a nationwide hospital also includes extensive research tories. Among the planned research proj- finance company, has long been active in laboratories. MRS. WOHL ects are studies of tissue and organ trans- local civic, religious and cultural affairs. plants, cardiopulmonary disease, surgery He is a life member of the board of di- shock, fertility and sterility, diabetes and rectors of the Jewish Federation of St. cancer. Louis and is a member of the board of A portion of the ground floor of the new trustees of the Jewish Community Centers structure will consist of an auditorium Association and the Jewish Center for Federation Drive Nears with a seating capacity of 250 persons. Aged. He served as honorary chairman of Construction will begin in early 1965 on a the Jewish Federation fund drives in 1961, site east of the present hospital building. 1962 and 1963. He is an honorary vice- Anticipated total cost of the Yalem Re- president of Temple Shaare Emeth and a $7,000 Hospital Goal search Building is $1,340,000. Mr. Yalem's member of the President's Council and gift will be supplemented by a $250,000 the Development Council of St. Louis The 1964 Jewish Federation drive for The board of directors of the Jewish grant from the National Institutes of University. the hospital was conducted from May 4 Hospital endorsed the drive at a meeting Health and the balance from the hospital's Mr. Yalem's major gifts in recent years to May 15. Co-chairmen for the drive in April. In a resolution adopted unani- recent capital funds drive. include: $450,000 to Washington Univer- were William Chiles, Raya Richman and mously the board stated: sity, including the recent purchase and Mr. Yalem has been an active member Lucie Prinz. "Whereas the Jewish Federation of St. gift of the YMHA-YWHA building, 724 of the board of directors of the hospital The goal for the hospital was $7,000. Louis has announced a goal of $1,800,000 since 1953. He served on the hospital's Union Blvd., for the establishment of a At press time $5,800 or 82.8 per cent of for its annual welfare fund campaign Research Committee from 1955 to 1959, human development center; $100,000 to St. which shall begin on May 4, 1964, the Finance and Budget Committee from Louis University for the establishment of the goal had been raised. Employees, including full-time physi- "Be it resolved that the Jewish Hospital 1954 to 1959 and 1961 to 1962 and the the James Henry Yalem Scientific Com- of St. Louis fully endorses and supports Resources and Development Committee in cians and research staff members were puting Center for research; $300,000 to the Jewish Federation in its fund drive 1961. He has also served on various plan- Brandeis University; $200,000 to the Jewish solicited by 75 team captains. Contribu- and urges that the members of the hospital ning committees of the hospital. Center for Aged; $200,000 to the Jewish tions are being made through payroll de- board vigorously participate in the drive." Mr. Yalem has previously contributed Community Centers Association, and ductions, the first of which will be June 19. $200,000 to the hospital in memory of a The Federation, which includes seven $25,000 to the City Art Museum. Team captains were briefed on their son, Lt. James Henry Yalem, who was local Jewish health, welfare and educa- killed in 1944 while serving in World War Mr. Yalem is a Fellow of Brandeis role in the campaign in Steinberg Audi- tional agencies, contributes substantially to II in the U.S. Air Force. This gift sup- University. He was graduated in 1914 from torium, April 30. Rabbi Robert Jacobs, the hospital each year. Last year it gave ported construction of a 42-bed unit for St. Louis University. Mr. and Mrs. Yalem director of Washington University's Hillel $222,769 to support teaching, research and medical patients on the third floor of the are lifelong residents of St. Louis. House, addressed the group. patient care programs here. rw PAGE 2 Five Named To Hospital Board Five persons have recently been named to the board of directors of the hospital. Milton Frank, a former president of the Jewish Federation, is chairman of the board of Wohl Shoe Company and vice- president and a director of Brown Shoe Company. He is a trustee of the Wohl Foundation, a trustee of the Children's Research Foun- dation and a director of the National Jewish Welfare Board. He is married, has a son and twin daughters. John E. Simon is senior partner of I. M. Simon & Co., investment brokers. He is a benefactor of the St. Louis City Art Museum. In 1945 he established The Simon Foun- dation for the support of health, educa- tional and religious agencies. He is the sole contributor to the Foundation. Mr. Simon is a nationally known con- HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES BARBARA CONRAD, EXECUTIVE OFFICES SECRETARY, BRENDA RHOTEN, NURSE ON 3-SO., AND BARBARA VARDIMAN, PHYSICAL THERAPY CARDS. MOST EMPLOYEES USE PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS TO MAKE THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS. tract bridge expert and was on the Amer- AIDE, COMPLETE THEIR JEWISH FEDERATION PLEDGE ican team in the first world olympia bridge Between 1948 and 1955 Mr. Stolar was tournament in Cannes, France, in 1962. a member of the St. Louis School Board. Fleishman Elected He is married and is a 1918 graduate of He was instrumental in instituting much Harvard University. needed reforms in the board. Federation President Alfred Silverman was appointed an ex- Mr. Stolar, a graduate of Washington University, is a member of the St. Louis Alfred Fleishman, senior partner of officio member of the board. Fleishman-Hillard, Inc., public relations He is president of the Jewish Center for University medical center council, chair- man of the board of the Southwest Bank counselors, has been elected president of Aged and he has been active in St. Louis of St. Louis and a director of the St. Louis the Jewish Federation of St. Louis for community affairs for many years. Mr. Society for Crippled Children. 1964. Silverman has served as a member of the Mr. Fleishman resigned as a member He is married and has a daughter, Eli- of the hospital's board of directors to take board of directors of the Jewish Employ- zabeth. ment and Vocational Service, JCCA, and this new office. Mrs. A. Jack Reiter is the president of Westwood Country Club. the Miriam #17, United Order of True Mr. Fleishman has been active in com- munity affairs in St. Louis for many years. He has worked actively on Jewish Fed- Sisters. She and her husband are the par- ents of two sons. He has served as chairman of the Federa- eration campaigns for many years and is tion campaign and has been a vice-presi- currently a member of the budget commit- Mrs. Reiter is a member of Shaare dent of the Federation. For ten years he tee of the Federation. Emeth Sisterhood and the Citizens Com- was a board member of the YMHA- mittee for the Comprehensive Project of He is married and has two daughters. YWHA. He is a past president and found- the University City Public Schools. ing member of the Jewish Community Re- Hyman M. Stolar is an attorney special- In her spare time Mrs. Reiter attends lations Council. izing in general corporate and federal tax- Khoury League games, bowling tourna- He is co-chairman with Rabbi Julius ation law. He has long been active in St. ments and music recitals in which her chil- DR. ELIZABETH STODDARD, ASSOCIATE PHYSICIAN Nodel of the Jewish National Fund's John Louis community affairs. dren participate. IN THE DEPARTMENT OF REHABILITATION, CHECKS ON A NEW DEVICE, CALLED A HEART-BEAT TOTAL- F. Kennedy Memorial Peace Forest. He is IZER, WHICH IS BEING TESTED FOR USE IN RE- president of the Urban League and secre- HAB'S CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE STUDY. THE WRISTWATCH WORN BY THE PATIENT HAS BEEN tary of the Urban Redevelopment Cor- MODIFIED TO SHOW THE NUMBER OF TIMES THE poration of St. Louis. HEART BEATS PER MINUTE. IT IS CONNECTED TO THREE ELECTRODES AND A THREE-FOURTHS POUND Mr. Fleishman is the author of many AMPLIFIER POWERED BY TWO MINIATURE MER- articles in the field of communications CURY BATTERIES. THE DEVICE CAN BE COMFORT- ABLY WORN AND USED TO RECORD ACCUMULATED and public relations. He is an avid and HEARTBEATS OVER PROLONGED PERIODS OF TIME. expert amateur photographer and a boat- ing enthusiast. Pharmacy Adopts Formulary System Plasma Study On May 1, the formulary system was put Launched With into effect throughout the hospital, Dr. Franz U. Steinberg, chairman of the phar- macy and therapeutics committee reported. $45,280 Grant The pharmarcy may now dispense the A three-year $45,280 grant to study generic equivalent of all drugs ordered plasma restoration in the blood after injury unless a certain proprietary brand of a has been awarded Jewish Hospital by the drug is specifically requested by the physi- U. S. Public Health Service. cian. (Plasma is the fluid portion of the blood. Medication order forms and prescrip- Loss of fluid, as commonly occurs in severe tion blanks have been modified to include injury, leads to shock. Little is known at the statement, "Authorization is hereby the present time about where or how fast given to dispense under the formulary the body rebuilds its plasma supply.) system unless checked here". A specific proprietary brand of a drug will not be Dr. Morton D. Pareira, director of the dispensed unless the appropriate box is hospital's department of surgery, is princi- checked by the physician. If no check pal investigator. Dr. Kenneth D. Serkes, mark is placed into this box, the pharmacist assistant director of surgery, is co-principal is authorized to dispense the non-pro- investigator, and Stanley Lang, Ph.D., prietary equivalent or a proprietary brand physiologist in the deparment of surgery, different from the one which had been will participate in the project. prescribed. The research will seek the source of The formulary system will reduce phar- plasma restoration following plasma loss macy inventory and expenses and ulti- shock, hemorrhage and intestinal obstruc- mately lower patient charges. tion. The effects of drugs and other pro- The hospital formulary system has been cedures on the rate of plasma restoration organized to follow the "Statement of will also be studied. Guiding Principles" which has been work- Other research currently being con- ed out jointly by the American Medical ducted by the same team at the hospital Association, the American Hospital As- has led to the discovery that plasma aged sociation, the American Pharmaceutical As- five weeks or more is more effective than sociation and the American Society of fresh plasma in treating plasma loss shock. Hospital Pharmacists. Its adoption has The researchers are attempting to isolate been approved by the Jewish Hospital and identify the particular substance which JOSEPH F. RUWITCH, HOSPITAL PRESIDENT (R.), ACKNOWLEDGES CHARLES H. YALEM'S $1,000,000 board of directors and the Medical Ad- appears in the aging process and renders CONTRIBUTION TO THE HOSPITAL AT THE JANUARY MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. visory Committee. the plasma more protective. m PAGE 3

Dr. Wessler to Head iijE^ §^ Dept. of Medicine rH >*}«< Dr. Stanford Wessler has been named director of the Jewish Hospital department v/ of medicine, effective July 1, 1964, David A. Gee, executive director of the hospital, announced recently. Dr. Wessler also has been appointed professor of medicine at Washington Univer- sity School of Medicine. "With Dr. Wessler's arrival, the association between Washington University School of Medicine and Jewish Hospital will be considerably strengthened," Dr. Edward W. Dempsey, medical school dean, said in commenting on the appointment. The hospital is presently a member of the Washington University Medical School and Associated Hospitals Medical Center. Dr. Rosenstein Talks On Cause and Cure Of Medical Quackery Quack: Boastful pretension to medical skill; an ignorant or dishonest practi- tioner professing skill or knowledge in any matter of which he knows little or THE "HUNGRY FIVE" REHEARSE GERMAN BAND MUSIC FOR A PERFORMANCE AT A RECENT ST. LOUIS MEDICAL SOCIETY DINNER. ALL MEMBERS OF THE ST. LOUIS PHYSICIANS' ORCHESTRA, THEY ARE nothing. From quack: to make a loud (FROM L. TO R.J DR. LEONARD BERG, BRIAN GROSS, DR. BERNARD LOITMAN, JOSEPH LANGSWORTHY noise and salver: healer — Webster's AND DR. BEN MANNIS. THE ORCHESTRA IS NOW 70-STRONG. New Collegiate Dictionary. Attended Congress 4. If he clamors constantly for medical The patient sat on a straight wooden investigation and recognition. chair. Electrodes were connected to her Dr. Rosenstein recently attended a wrists and ankles. The wires led to a panel congress on medical quackery sponsored by 5. If he claims medical men are persecu- mounted with switches and blinking lights. the American Medical Association and the ing him or are afraid of his competition. DR. WESSLER A man in a white coat assured her that in Federal Food and Drug Administration to 6. If he tells you that surgery or x-rays just a few minutes the Cosmic Ozone Light explore the extent and influence of the will cause more harm than good. Dr. Wessler is now director of the Generator would tell her what was wrong quack on the life and economy of the Harvard Clinical Research Center for with her and would prescribe a sure quick nation. The congress also investigated Lure of Magic Thrombosis at Beth Israel Hospital, Boston, cure. possible ways of controlling this menace One billion dollars are spent annually in and assistant professor of medicine at to the health of the country. Harvard University School of Medicine. No, this scene did not take place in the this country on the useless services and devices of quacks, according to government At Jewish Hospital he succeeds Dr. Jewish Hospital. The man in white was "Publicity on quackery" said Dr. Rosen- not a member of the hospital house staff. stein "is one of the legitimate ways of com- figures. And this is nothing new. Magic Michael M. Karl who was acting director and its promises have always had a hold of the department of medicine from The machine was not a new technological batting it. Inform the citizen about how he development designed to improve medical on the human race, Dr. Rosenstein said. September 1, 1963, to March 1, and Dr. is being victimized and he may recognize Burton Shatz, who is acting director until care. the quack when he sees him." The Egyptian Queen, Ses, in 3400 B.C., July 1. Dr. Wessler served as Visiting Pro- But encounters like this one do occur rubbed on her bald head a mixture of dog Discovering a Quack fessor of Medicine at Jewish Hospital last daily. They take place in the office of the toes, date refuse and asses hooves in futile October, participating in the hospital's medical quack. The A.M.A., says Dr. Rosenstein, lists hope that this would restore her crowning expanding medical education program. Dr. Daniel S. Rosenstein, assistant six simple rules for spotting the quack: glory. In his new position, Dr. Wessler will director of the Jewish Hospital department 1. If he uses a special or secret machine George Washington employed one Elisha direct teaching and research activities of of pathology and a member of the St. or formula he claims can cure disease. Perkins who claimed to have developed a the Jewish Hospital department of medi- Louis County Medical Society's speaker's device for pulling disease out of the body cine. He will hold professional jurisdiction bureau, has been addressing groups in the 2. If he guarantees a quick cure. by means of magnets. over ward and private patients and will be community on the subject of "Quacks: 3. If he advertises or uses case histories Electrical circuits, wires, light bulbs have responsible for departmental administra- Their Cause and Cure." or testimonials to promote his cure. been in use by charlatans since the early tion. part of this century. "We at the medical school feel most fortunate in having Dr. Wessler within the Miracles of Science medical center, both for his contributions Today, Dr. Rosenstein stated, the won- ,in research, particularly pertaining to ders of electronics, the atomic age and the vascular diseases, and for his teaching legitimate breakthroughs in medicine have ability," Dean Dempsey said. "Under his impressed the public that science can do supervision some of our junior medical astounding things. Ordinary common mold students will now spend six weeks training makes penicillin, radiation destroys cancer, in internal medicine at Jewish Hospital. lasers with fantastic bursts of light pin We feel this new association will be mutu- back detached retinas. From a launching ally beneficial." pad of such fantastic reality the quack Well known for his investigations of skyrockets his fantastic deceits. blood coagulation and arteriosclerosis, Dr. The greatest danger in quackery, Dr. Wessler is associate editor of Circulation, Rosenstein continued, is that these false official journal of the American Heart cures often keep people from getting com- Association. He has published more than petent medical help early enough in a 100 articles. developing disease. He served on the board of directors of What then, are the "cures" for quacks? the Greater Boston Heart Association from 1957 to 1960 and was an American Speakers at the congress on quackery Heart Association Established Investigator were agreed on these points: from 1954 to 1959. He is a member of the An aware public educated to the dangers Research Allocations Committee of the in seeking medical care and advice from Massachusetts Heart Association and the anyone other than a doctor. subcommittee on Thrombosis and Hemor- Increased awareness on the part of the rhage of the National Research Council. public as to the real merit and lack of Dr. Wessler is a Diplomate of the Board merit of food fads and patent medicines. of Internal Medicine and a Fellow of the The real advances being made daily in American College of Physicians. His mem- the laboratory; as soon as there is a real berships include Alpha Omega Alpha, the cure for a disease, the quack who offers American Association for the Advance- false treatment is out of business. ment of Science, the American Federation for Clinical Research, the American Heart Legislation to prohibit the labeling and Association, the American Physiological sale of worthless drugs and devices is Society, and the American Society for needed to supplement existing laws. And Clinical Investigation. He also belongs to ways of enforcing these laws are also the Massachusetts Medical Society and the needed. New York Academy of Sciences. "Quackery is big business" said Dr. A 1938 graduate of Harvard University, Rosenstein. "Only when it has been made he received his M.D. from New York unprofitable by education, legislation and University in 1942. Dr. Wessler is 46 advances in research will the unethical, unlicensed avaricious practitioner become years old and is a native of New York, OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST CHARLETT KNOX LENDS AN APPRECIATIVE EAR TO MUSIC FROM AN AM-FM N. Y. RADIO BUILT BY REHABILITATION PATIENT BOBBY ROBERTSON IN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY. a thing of the past." \M PAGE 4 NEW HOUSE OFFICERS 1964-1965 Interns: Robert Milo Taxman plans to specialize To graduate from Dr. Donald Richard Silverman went to in internal medicine. He will begin his the University of medical school at St. Louis University. internship after graduating from the Wash- He has served an internship at Firmin Illinois School of Fifteen new interns will join the Jewish ington University School of Medicine, Desloge Hospital. Dr. Silverman will serve Hospital house staff on July 1 after Med- where he has been a research fellow in Medicine Ralph F. a first year residency in medicine here. ical School graduation in June. In the psychiatry and anatomy during the sum- Kuhlman has done He is married and has one child. following brief sketches we introduce them mers of 1962 and 1961. A paper which he research in biochem- to you: wrote will appear shortly in the American istry at Illinois Med- Journal of Physical Anthropology. He is Mixed (Medicine-Surgery): married; his first son was born in May at ical School. He is Jewish Hospital. married and plans to go into ob-gyn.

Kansas City, Mo. is the birthplace of Bruce Irwin White. Straight Medical: He will graduate Jonathan Moses from the Washington Himmelhoch was University School of Medicine. He served born in Detroit, Mich- WALKER CAMPANARO an externship at St. igan. He attended Dr. Wesley C. Walker has been ap- Francis Hospital Harvard University GOLDENBERG GOLDSTEIN Hawaii as well as ex- pointed to a first year residency in sur- where he majored in ternships in ob-gyn gery. He comes from Yakima, Washington David Goldenberg is a native St. i^PS and surgery at Jewish Russian history and and attended Washington University Med- Louisan. He will graduate from Washing- WHITE Hospital. For two literature. After grad- ical School. He served an internship at ton University School of Medicine. He has years he has been doing research with uating magna cum Jewish Hospital from 1961 to 1962 and participated with Dr. Albert Eisenstein has just completed a stint in the United Dr. William Harrington at Washington laude he entered in endocrinological research which resulted University. States Air Force. He is married. in the publication of a paper on glycogen Harvard Medical metabolism. He was a medical extern at School. He is married Dr. Diero Carlos Campanaro will be a Jewish Hospital in 1963. He is married, : Rota tin g and has one child. HIMMELHOCH first year resident in ob-gyn. Although he has one child and lives in Clayton. was born in Austria, Dr. Campanaro is a To graduate from Washington Univer- Dental: citizen of Argentina where he received his sity School of Medicine, Benjamin Gold- medical education. He interned at Missouri stein has done research on the effect of Baptist Hospital. Dr. Campanaro is mar- conditioning on the heart rate with Dr. ried. John Stern at Malcolm Bliss's physiologi- cal-psychological research labs. He is single and lives in University City.

v; ^ From the University of Missouri comes Albert Erwin Hesker. He held a physiology Rafael Minana Laliga is a native of fellowship at Missou and served an extern- HERZOG BAIRD Valencia, Spain. He received an M.D. ship at Ellis Fischel State Cancer Hospital from the Facultad de Medicina, Valencia, from October to December, 1963. He has Dr. Godofredo M. Herzog is no stranger Spain and dental training at the Escuela GREEN SCH1EEE also been a pathology tissue technician. He to Jewish Hospital. He served both as a de Estomatologica, Madrid, Spain. Dr. is married. laboratory technician and as an intern Morton Robert Green graduated from Laliga has recently been living in New here. Born in Germany he has lived in Washington University and will receive his York. He is married. Bolivia before coming to the United States. Ronald T. Hill plans to go into surgery. M.D. from the University of Missouri. He He received his M.D. from Washington He will graduate from the medical school Jung Oh Kang comes from Korea. He is served an externship at Lutheran Hospital University. Dr. Herzog has most recently of Missouri University and served an ex- a graduate of the School of Dentistry of in St. Louis from June to September, 1962. served as flight officer in the United States ternship with Dr. Brookerson in Poplar Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea. He is married and lives in Ladue. Air Force. He is married. He will serve a Bluff during the summer of 1962. He is Dr. Kang is presently working at the first year residency in ob-gyn. To graduate from Washington Univer- married. Guggenheim Dental Clinic in New York sity School of Medicine, Robert Graham City and has taken post graduate study Schiebe served a surgical externship at St. in dentistry at Georgetown University, A second year residency in psychiatry Francis Hospital, Hawaii. He has done re- Washington, D.C. Dr. Kang is single. will be served by Dr. Keim Lauderdale search with Dr. Stanley Lang at Jewish Baird. Dr. Baird attended the medical Hospital and with Dr. William Harrington school of the University of Tennessee. He at Washington University. He is single and Residents: served his internship at University of I ^^s Tennessee Memorial Research Center and his plans include a surgical sub specialty. Six new residents have been appointed Hospital and from July, 1960, to April, to the Jewish Hospital staff effective July 1962, was a psychiatric resident at Cochran 1, 1964. Veteran's Administration Hospital in St. Louis. Dr. Baird is married.

ta JEWISH Ronald Peter Wilbois will graduate from HOSPITAL the University of Illinois medical school. T* He is also a licensed pharmacist and SPIVAK worked in that profession during medical school. He served an externship in 1963 at Alan Robert Spirals graduated from Weiss Memorial Hospital in Granville, 111. Washington University and will receive SINGH SILVERMAN his M.D. from St. Louis University. He Louisville, Kentucky, is the birthplace of received a U. S. Public Health Research Gerald Lee Shaiken, who will graduate A native of India, Dr. Baikunth Kumar Grant in the department of pathology at from the University of Chicago medical Singh, received his medical education ST• LOl I S St. Louis University and was an ob-gyn school. Dr. Shaiken has done research in from the Medical College at Nagpur, extern at Jewish Hospital from June to psychiatry under two U. S. Public Health India. He served as an intern at St. Louis November, 1963. He is single and lives in Service grants. He is married and lists City Hospital. Dr. Singh will be a first Olivette. playing the violin among his hobbies. year medical resident here. \M PAGE 5

31 IE 31=—^IE^=1I IE s Medical Staff L. =»—us—H—II=—ii—ii=u—n—n= SJ Dr. Alfred Goldman will be inaugurated as president of the American Congress of Chest Physicians on June 20 in San Francisco. He will serve a one year term .... Dr. William Shieber spoke on "Implications of the Lymphatic System in Clinical Practice" at a meeting of the St. Charles County Medical Society, January 28 .... An article entitled "Psychologic and Social Factors in Family Formation" by Dr. Nathan Simon appeared in the journal Child and Family for Winter, 1964 .... "Problems of Affiliation of a Small Specialty Hospital" were discussed by Dr. David Rothman at the American Protestant Hospital Association Convention in January .... Dr. S. D. Soule was moderator of a seminar in "Vaginal Cytology in Treatment of Pregnancy Disorders" at the May meeting in Bal Harbor, Florida, of the American Society to Study Sterility held in conjunction with the meeting of the American College of Ob-Gyn .... Dr. I. Jerome Fiance participated in a panel discussion as part of a "Health Habits" workshop at the Regional Older Adult Conference held May 4 at the JCCA .... Principal speaker at a meeting of the St. Louis County Medical Society February 18 was Dr. Melvin Schwartz .... Dr. Marvin E. Levin has been elected first vice-president in charge of detection of the St. Louis Diabetes Association .... Dr. Benjamin Milder spoke on the "Functional Block of the Nasolacrimal Drainage System" at the Chicago Ophthalmological Society, January 20 ... . Dr. Morris Alex spoke on "Rising Hospital Costs and the Private Physician" at the meeting of the Missouri State Medical Society on March 10 ... . Dr. I. C. Middleton spoke on "Surgical Aspects of Athletic Injuries" at a meeting of the Wisconsin Surgical IRENE DORNER, CHIEF TECHNICIAN IN THE HOSPITAL'S BLOOD BANK DISPLAYS A CERTIFICATION OF Society which was hosted by St. Louis University Medical School .... ACCREDITATION FROM THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD BANKS. ONLY 483 OF THE NATIONS A two hour session on the topic of "Comprehensive Medical Care and the Doctor- BLOOD BANKS ARE ACCREDITED. Patient Relationship" was given by Dr. Arnold Block as part of a course in Medical Practice and Mental Health at St. Louis University, February 11 .... Dr. Block also participated in a panel discussion presented by the Family and Children's Service of Greater St. Louis on February 20 ... . Doctors' Drive for Arts Council Under Way Dr. Julius Godwin was elected a member of the Mid-West Society of Periodontology Dr. Carl J. Heifetz has been named which receive no financial support, but . . . The first national meeting of the American Association of Planned Parenthood chairman of physicians' solicitation for share such services as a monthly calendar Physicians was attended by Dr. Marvin Rennard in Dallas on April 28 ... . the current Greater St. Louis Arts and and clerical help. Dr. Sam Frankel delivered a paper on "The Biochemistry of the Human Epidermis" Education Council fund-raising drive. Dr. Heifetz heads one of six professional at the Mayo Clinic on April 9 . . . . Dr. Frankel, who was invited to Mayo to speak, Goal is $647,478. sections, the others being architects, engi- investigated clinical laboratory facilities of the clinic with particular emphasis on The campaign is the second combined neers, accountants, attorneys and dentists. automation .... A paper on "Instrumental Avoidance Conditioning Versus Classical drive for one-year support of the St. Louis To date 454 physicians have contributed Conditioning in Electrodermal Audiometry" by Dr. David C. Shepherd, research audi- Symphony, KETC educational television, nearly $12,000. $1,337 has been raised at ologist, appeared in the Journal of Speech and Hearing Research for March, 1964 .... The Arts Council, Museum of Science and Jewish Hospital alone by 73 staff members. Dr. Carl J. Heifetz addressed a clinical congress of the American Society of Ab- Natural History, Community Music In charge of soliciting funds at Jewish dominal Surgeons on the subject of "An Evaluation of Recent Developments in Cancer of School, Shaw's Garden, Adult Education Hospital is a committee consisting of Dr. the Colon" .... Dr. Heifetz also participated in a panel discussion of the diseases of Council, Little Symphony Concerts, Young Jack Hasson, chairman, Dr. Sidney Jick, the colon .... Dr. Franz U. Steinberg participated in a panel discussion on the "Three-Generation Audiences and Mark Twain Summer In- co-chairman, and Drs. Robert C. Ahlvin, Family" sponsored by the JCCAides at the JCCA on April 30 .... stitute. Bernard DeHovitz, Robert S. Karsh, Ellis Last year the first, and hurried cam- Dr. Robert Goldstein has been appointed associate Professor of Audiology at Wash- S. Lipsitz, Dan B. Moore, Morton D. paign fell $130,000 short of its total goal, ington University effective July 1 . . . . Pareira, Daniel L. Rosenstein, Leo A. but raised 30 per cent more funds for the Dr. Albert Eisenstein has edited a book entitled "Bio-Chemical Aspects of Hormone ten member agencies than they had been Sachar, Samuel A. Schechter, Kenneth Action" which was published by Little Brown this April. The book is the result of a able to raise previously through separate Serkes, William Shieber, Nathan Simon, symposium held at the hospital in October of 1962 .... Dr. Herman W. Reas has campaigns. Franz U. Steinberg, Robert S. Weinhaus resigned from the Jewish Hospital staff in order to accept an appointment to the depart- The Council has 63 additional members and Herbert B. Zimmerman. ments of Pediatrics and Pharmacology at the Harvard University School of Medicine.

Bowling League Dr. Burton Shatz Ends Season With Is Acting Director of Awards Banquet Dept. of Medicine Roll-offs in the Jewish Hospital Bowling Dr. Burton Shatz has been appointed League were held Thursday, May 14, at MEMBERS OF THE acting director of the department of medi- the Tropicana Bowl. FIRST-RANKING The winning team consisted of Dr. and BOWLING TEAM cine of the Jewish Hospital until the ar- ARE (FROM L. TO rival of Dr. Stanford Wessler on July 1, Mrs. Murray Chinsky, Dr. and Mrs. Law- R.) DR. AND MRS. rence Aronberg, and Dr. and Mrs. Melvin LAWRENCE ARON- 1964. Schwartz. BERG, MRS. MEL- VIN SCHWARTZ, Dr. Shatz received his Second place team members are Dr. and MRS. MURRAY CHINSKY AND DR. M.D. from Washington Mrs. Alfred Goldman, Dr. and Mrs. Irvin CHINSKY. Levy and Drs. Robert Trieman and Arnold University in 1943. He Goldman. was an intern and resi- Trophies were awarded at the annual dent at Jewish Hospital bowling dinner May 21 at Steinberg Audi- and City Hospital of St. torium. Louis. He also held a Winners of trophies for highest averages fellowship in gastro- during the year included Drs. Alfred Gold- enterology at Barnes man, 173, Sidney Goldenberg, 168, and Hospital from 1948 to Murray Chinsky, 168. Women's trophies for the highest average went to Mrs. Edith 1949. Lipsitz, 156, Mrs. Miriam Goldman, 147, Dr. Shatz served as a and Mrs. Petey Birenbaum, 143. Lt. (j.g.) in the Navy For three game scores trophies were during the second world DR. SHATZ awarded to Drs. Sam Schneider, 604, war and as a Navy Lt. Commander in the Theodore Merrim, 603, and Lawrence Aronberg, 580. Ladies taking home similar THE SECOND-PLACE Korean War. BOWLING TEAM IN- trophies included Mrs. Louise Aronberg, CLUDED (FROM I. In 1946 Dr. Shatz and Dr. Martin 555, Mrs. Mimi Rennard, 522, and Mrs. TO R.) DR. ARNOLD GOLDMAN, DR. Bergmann also a member of the Jewish Eileen Chinsky, 521. ROBERT TRIEMAN, Trophies for a single game high score MRS. ALFRED GOLD- Hospital Staff built the first artificial MAN, DR. GOLD- kidney in St. Louis. were awarded to Drs. Samuel J. Freund, MAN, MRS. IRWIN 300, Melvin Cassel, 234, and Irwin Levy, LEVY AND DR. LEVY. Dr. Shatz is a member of the American 226. Awards for women achieving single game high scores went to Mrs. Saruth Board of Internal Medicine, Subspecialty Merrims, 212, Mrs. Sally Ahlvin, 195, Mrs. Board in Gastroenterology and the St. Virginia Lenobel and Mrs. Selma Kotner Louis Internists Club. He is on the faculty who tied with a score of 193. of Washington University School of Med- Most improved bowlers were Dr. Milton Lenobel by 25 pins and Mrs. Louise Aron- icine and is a member of the board of the berg by 17 pins. Jewish Center for Aged. \M PAGE 6 3 At Spring Meeting: 31 IE 31 IE T1 Auxiliary Reports Auxiliary I $125,945 Raised 31—n—1E=^=3I IE===]E zil ||==1I 11=11 11= II II IE==lEr==]E^=]E In Past Year April 28, 1964, was an unseasonably cool, drizzly Tuesday. But, at noon, inside the Chase Club, it was Spring. Geraniums bloomed on every table. Auxiliary members were dressed in gay pastels and smart spring ensembles. Lunch- eon was served and the auxiliary's annual spring meeting was under way. Presiding was Mrs. Earl Susman, auxil- iary president, who gave the annual report. Stanley Richman, vice-president of the hospital's board of directors, standing in for President Joseph F. Ruwitch who was out of town, accepted checks totaling $125,945 from the chairman of auxiliary projects. Mrs. A. W. Baum presented a check from the newly opened Clover Garden made out to "great expectations for 1964." Mrs. Morris Glaser presented a $240 check from magazine subscriptions and Mrs. Robert Pass gave a $450 check from

the Baby Alumni Fund. Mrs. Stanley MRS. BENJAMIN LOEB, CHAIRMAN OF THE Richman, former Clover Projects chairman AUXILIARY'S NOMINATING COMMITTEE, IN- TRODUCES NEW OFFICERS AT THE SPRING and Clover Book chairman, presented LUNCHEON APRIL 28. $1100 for the Clover Projects on behalf of Mrs. Jean B. Charak who was out of town. Gift Gallery Makes $65,000 Mrs. M. Erwin Bry, Jr. presented a check for $2750 raised by the Nurses MRS. HARRY ACKERMAN MODELS AN EN- Photo-Ident and Mrs. Robert Hausfater SEMBLE FROM SAKS FIFTH AVENUE IN THE AUXILIARY FASHION SHOW. gave the $4455 raised by Life Membership funds. Mrs. Joseph F. Ruwitch and Mrs. Henry Stern presented the $15,000 raised by the Tribute fund and Mrs. Eunice Zalk presented the Coffee Shop proceeds, $36,950. Mrs. Alfred Goldman handed Mr. Auxiliary Elects Richman the Gift Gallery Proceeds: a check for $65,000. New Officers Mrs. Harold Lewin and Mrs. Sam Freund, co-chairmen of Volunteer Services Mrs. S. Charles Baer and Mrs. Norman presented a "check" for 68,787 hours of Drey were elected vice-presidents of the volunteer services in 41 hospital areas. women's auxiliary at the auxiliary's spring New officers for the auxiliary were meeting April 28. The officers will serve nominated, elected and installed. for two years. The afternoon ended with a spring and Others elected include Mrs. Joe Kop- summer fashion show produced by Saks man, treasurer, Mrs. Walter Stern, record- Fifth Avenue. Auxiliary members modeled ing secretary, and Mrs. Warner Isaacs, as- the clothes and Mrs. Pat Goldman was the sistant recording secretary. Mrs. Arthur commentator. Mrs. Frank P. Wolff was BEAMING STANLEY RICHMAN, VICE-PRESIDENT Sherman will fill a one year unexpired THE HOSPITAL, VIEWS CHECKS TOTALING program chairman. $125,945 EARNED BY AUXILIARY PROJECTS. term as assistant corresponding secretary. Mrs. John Levy, Mrs. Nathan Tureen and Mrs. Frank P. Wolff were elected to three year terms as directors. Mrs. Drey's unexpired two year term will be filled by Mrs. Robert Hausfater. The new officers will serve with Mrs. Earl Susman, president, and Mrs. Stanley Cohen, vice-president, who are in the second year of their two year terms. Other incumbents are Mrs. Harry Ham- merman, financial secretary, Mrs. Myron Fisher, assistant financial secretary, Mrs. Richard Ferer, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Charles Fendell, financial advisor. Board members include Mrs. Sam Freund, Mrs. Melvin Kirstein, Mrs. Edwin Shifrin, Mrs. Milton Jasper, and Mrs. Ben Samuels. Nominating committee members includ- ed Mrs. Benjamin Loeb, chairman, Mrs. Arthur Bierman, Mrs. Edward Boonshaft, Mrs. Stanley Cohen, Mrs. Harry Koenigs- berg, Mrs. Harold Levin, Mrs. Harry Loeb, Mrs. Morton Meyer and Mrs. Gunther Schmidt.

Library Hours The patient's library hours have been changed. Library hours are from 1 to THE SUCCESSFUL AUXILIARY ART SHOW OF 1960, SHOWN ABOVE, WILL BE RIVALED BY THIS YEAR'S SHOW, SCHEDULED FOR SEPTEMBER 21 TO 27. THE 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. COMPETITION WILL BE OPEN TO PATIENTS, STAFF MEMBERS AND VOLUNTEERS, AND PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED FOR THE BEST OILS, WATERCOLORS, PRINTS, SCULPTURE, CERAMICS AND SILVER. m PAGE 7 Dr. Probstein Endows Green Scholarship

A $15,000 endowed scholarship fund for graduate nursing education has been established for the Jewish Hospital School of Nursing by Dr. Jacob G. Probstein. The fund will be named the Lillie E. Green Nursing Scholarship. A bequest of $65,000 for the scholarship and for medical and surgical research at Jewish Hospital was provided for Dr. Probstein, a senior surgeon at the hospital, by the estate of Mrs. Green and her husband, the late Menko E. Green. Mrs. Green died in 1952. Her husband, a St. Louis optical equipment manufacturer, died in 1926. Mrs. Green was the sister of Nina Lindenbaum, one of the five members of the first graduating class of the Jewish DR. JACOB PROBSTEIN PRESENTS EDNA E. PETER- SON, DIRECTOR OF NURSING, WITH A CHECK FOR Hospital School of Nursing in 1905. $15,000. The scholarship will be awarded to a graduate registered nurse at the annual Miss Edna E. Peterson, director of the graduation excercises of the School of hospital's department of nursing, com- Nursing in August. mented, "By preparing nurses for super- The Green Scholarship is the second visory and teaching positions, the Lillie E. established by Dr. Probstein, who, with his Green Nursing Scholarship will help the children, last year began the Elsie Koplar hospital to better meet its responsibilities Probstein Fund, in memory of his wife to its students, patients and the com- who died in 1959. munity." r" II==II II= ™l m Nursing L. Resigns as Head of Nursing Committee

Mrs. Harry Franc, Jr. has been chair- Louis and supported the nursing adminis- man of the Jewish Hospital's board of tration in the plans for remodeling of director's committee on nursing for the classrooms and the addition of physical past ten years. Her term of office which facilities in the School of Nursing. EACH PEDIATRIC PATIENT AT JEWISH HOSPITAL IS GREETED BY A CHEERFUL LITTLE FELLOW DRESSED ended in March has seen improvements in Mrs. Franc and her husband established IN AUXILIARY PINK. NAMED PINKY THE PUPPET, HE IS THE PRODUCT OF AN AUXILIARY COMMITTEE living accommodations, working conditions, the annual Franc Awards, honors given to HEADED BY MRS. DANIEL KLAFF. HER GROUP MEETS ONCE A MONTH AT HER HOME TO SEW COLLARS AND CUFFS ON THE BODIES OF PUPPETS CONSTRUCTED BY MRS. LAWRENCE KOTNER AND MRS. EMIL recreational facilities and educational ar- the outstanding freshman nursing student, HOENIG. THEY AVERAGE 100 PUPPETS PER SESSION. rangements for the nursing community. the student nurse cited by the faculty for A SIGN ATTACHED TO THE PUPPET PROCLAIMS: Largely through her efforts the board of outstanding kindness and consideration to "I'M PINKY THE PUPPET, I'VE COME TO PLAY directors approved a study of nursing patients and the student voted by class- AND BE WITH YOU DURING YOUR HOSPITAL STAY. mates as outstanding for interest and par- WHEN YOU GO HOME, I WILL GO WITH YOU TOO salaries which resulted in salary increases, ticipation in student activities. The Franc FOR I AM YOUR FRIEND, I LIKE PLAYNG WITH YOU." and a specific salary scale and merit IN ADDITION TO MRS. KLAFF, MEMBERS OF THE PUPPET COMMITTEE INCLUDE MESDAMES NAT GLICK, system. A study of nursing functions re- awards will continue to be given each year. JULIAN SCHWANDER, ALEX BERGER, HARRY FREUND, J. L. BARACK, MORRIS BLUMENFELD, SAM ROSEN- sulted in reorganization of nursing service Mrs. Franc is soft-spoken and modest BERG, JOHN BLUMENFELD, WILLY SCHMIDT, GUNTHER SCHMIDT, LAWRENCE KOTNER, JULIUS FRANKLIN AND EMIL HOENIG. ABOVE ARE MRS. KLAFF (L.) AND MRS. G. SCHMIDT. and a revision of job description. about all of these accomplishments. But she is very proud of having been named an Mrs. Franc was able to interest the honorary member of the Nursing Alumnae hospital's women's auxiliary in redecorat- Association on the occasion of the Associa- ing the Moses Shoenberg Nursing Resi- School of Nursing Elects New Officers tion's fiftieth anniversary in 1959. dence and in providing furniture for two- "Please tell everyone how thrilled I am hundred nursing students. Auxiliary New officers were elected by the student with this honor" she said recently. "I members also furnished the newly establish- have enjoyed my work on the committee association of the Jewish Hospital School ed nursing residence at 4949 Parkview. on nursing immensely. My association with of Nursing.

Junior student Judy Zacheis has been MISS SEATON MISS CAMPBELL elected corresponding secretary. She is on The new president is ISaJicy Seaton, a the volleyball team and is a member of the junior who has served as secretary for the Catholic club. Student Association. She was a member of the nominating committee, the pictures QONGRATLATING MRS. FRANC (LOWER R.) ON HER MANY ACCOMPLISHMENTS AS CHAIRMAN OF THE committee of the yearbook and the central COMMITTEE ON NURSING ARE MRS. HARRY MILTON (LOWER L.), NEW CHAIRMAN, DR. M. NORMAN ORGEL, MEDICAL STAFF PRESIDENT, AND MISS EDNA E. PETERSON, DIRECTOR OF NURSING. committee for open house. She is a mem- Treasurer is Carol ber of the Catholic Club. Smith, a member of A recreational program for nursing stu- Miss Edna Peterson, director of nursing, dents and graduate nurses employed at has been a marvelous experience." the yearbook staff, Vice-president is Susan Campbell, a Jewish Hospital was begun under Mrs. Miss Peterson has only fond words for the nurses' choir and freshman. She is president of the freshman Franc's auspices. Scholarship grants for Mrs. Franc. "When she wants to accom- the volleyball team. nurses both on the student and graduate plish something Mrs. Franc goes out and class, on the yearbook staff and a member levels promoted recruitment and the sees that it gets done," Miss Peterson said. A junior, she is chair- of the volleyball team. Schwander Assistance Fund for needy "She and her committee have done so man of the Junior nursing students was established during much for nursing at Jewish Hospital that Mrs. Franc's term of office. Recording Secretary is Laureen Fischer, Halfway Dinner and her influence will always be felt." Mrs. Franc supported the nursing school Mrs. Franc will continue to serve on the also a junior. She is a member of the year- vice-president of the faculty in its desire to become affiliated committee on nursing. The chairmanship book staff and the student court. Youth Group. MISS SMITH with the Junior College District of St. has been assumed by Mrs. Harry Milton. \M PAGE 8

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CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED ARE USED FOR RESEARCH, APPLIANCES FOR CLINIC PATIENTS, NEW EQUIPMENT. AND OTHER WORTHY UNDERTAKINGS, SPONSORED BY THE JEWISH HOSPITAL AUXILIARY. THE FOLLOWING ARE CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED DURING PERIOD SEPTEMBER t. 1963, TO FEBRUARY 1. 1964. (CONTRIBUTIONS TO THIS FUND MAY BE MADE BY SENDING CHECKS. PAYABLE TO THE JEWISH HOSPITAL TRIBUTE FUND, TO MRS. HENRY H. STERN. 6310 WATERMAN AVENUE, ST. LOUIS 30, OR MRS. JOSEPH F. RUWITCH, 102 LAKE FOREST, ST. LOUIS 17).

IN MEMORY OF DONOR IN MEMORY OF DONOR IN MEMORY OF DONOR IN MEMORY OF DONOR PHILIP ABERSON EDNA BOYD Barbara Gitt ANNIE FINER Mr. and Mrs. Leo Aberson Dr. Benard C. Adler Mr. and Mrs. Irving Miller Mr. and Mrs. Morris Londe DOROTHY K. ABRAHAM (her Birthday) (Ear, Nose and Throat Research) Bonnie Pass Dr. and Mrs. Jerome I. Simon Mrs. Hattie K. Wedeles Dr. Daniel Klaff Helen Samuels Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tannenbaum HYMAN R. ADLER (Ear, Nose and Throat Research) Mr. and Mrs. Henry Winer ANNA FINKLE Mr. and Mrs. Semon K. Frelich Dr. Ben H. Senturia JEROME DAVIDSON Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Cohen Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Halpern (Ear, Nose and Throat Research) Mrs. M. Feinberg Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Solomon Mr. and Mrs. Melvin J. Mednikow MRS. SAM BRADY ETHEL DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. Dan R. Susman LOUIS ADLER Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Wolff I. J. Senturia (Rebecca Senturia LILLIAN WROBEL FINKLE Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Halpern OSCAR BRAND (Oscar Brand Memorial Fund) Memorial Library Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Ben M. Schmidt and Family Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Kendis Robert N. Brand HARRY DAVIS FLORA FISCHER ROSE ADLER Mr. and Mrs. Max Carl Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oberman Mrs. Israel Dennis Mr. and Mrs. William B. Eiseman Mrs. Gerald N. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Silverstein FRANCES FISHGALL Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Halpern Alfred J. Moore MARJORIE ROSE DEITSCHMAN Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blatt Mr. and Mrs. Hank S. Iglauer Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Schneider Dr. and Mrs. Shael S. Bronson Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Carp Mr. and Mrs. Chester Laycob RUDY BRAND (Cancer Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flotken Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Lewin Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Spilker Dr. and Mrs. Clarence T. Eckert (Sadye Mathes Fund) Mrs. Charles Liebert Uncle Henry, Sol, Julie and Nathan Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hammerman Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gerchen Dr. and Mrs. I. C. Middleman JULES BRAUNSTEIN Mr. and Mrs. Herman Glick Mr. and Mrs. David Schumaker Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gidlow (Virginia E. Ford Scholarship Fund) ALBERT BROOKS Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Goldring ANNA AFFELDER Mrs. Merriam Katz Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kopitsky Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Bloom FATHER OF MRS. LESTER BRUNS Mrs. Aaron Levin Mrs. Mae Gluek Avanelle Boyce (Jackie Sue Margulis Liver Research Fund) (Florence G. - David May Research Fund) (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Molasky Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hammerman CECILE BUCK Mrs. Bobbye Sarasohn LENORA ANDERSON Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Bender Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Bud Lowy Mr. and Mrs. Albert Felberbaum HENRY B. FLEISCHER HAROLD APPLE Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Handelman Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Bobroff Lester P. Ackerman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lester Busch MARTIN I. AXELBAUM Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan W. Stein Mrs. Stella Busch Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Blustein Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coffman Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Fields and Francie (Sadye Mathes Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Herman Glick Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fischman Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Goldring Mr. and Mrs. Alex Fishel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Silverstein FATHER OF BERNICE DEMPSEY Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gelber Dr. and Mrs. Jerome I. Simon Mr. and Mrs. Sam Langsdorf (Sadye Mathes Fund) ANNA SUSMAN BACHMAN (Oscar Brand Special Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gellman Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Bobroff SHAY HOCHMAN DOBIS Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hacker Mr. and Mrs. Max A. Horwitz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hartman (Sadye Mathes Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rosen HARRY DUCHEN Mr. and Mrs. Lester Handelman Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan W. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Dankner Mr. and Mrs. Max A. Horwitz JAKE BAKER Mrs. Aaron Levin Dr. and Milton H. Jasper Mrs. Julius Ginsberg (Julius and Sara Ginsberg (Jackie Sue Margulis Liver Research) Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Laba Cancer Research and Therapy Fund) Mrs. Benjamin Levin Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lentin MRS. JOHN BARLOW MOHTER OF MRS. IDA EDELHEIT Mrs. Aaron Levin Mr. and Mrs. Norman Probstein Mrs. Jen Novack (Jackie Sue Margulis Liver Research Fund) (Elsie Probstein-Harry Koplar Brace Fund) CHARLES EHRLICH Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Lieberman FRED BAUM Louis Rubin (Oscar Brand Memorial Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hammerman CAROL S. ELBERT Dr. and Mrs. William A. Marmor (Cancer Research) Mr. and Mrs. F. Bert Baer Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mathes Mr. and Mrs. Morris H. Rosenthal Mrs. Alvin L. Bauman (Sadye Mathes Fund) FATHER OF MR. AND MRS. Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Bauman Mr. and Mrs. Louis Meisel (Julius and Sara SANFORD BELKIN Mr. and Mrs. Major B. Einstein Ginsberg Cancer Research and Therapy Fund) Gertrude Cohen Mr. and Mrs. William B. Eiseman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross PAUL BELZ Dr. and Mrs. Moyer S. Fleisher Mrs. Lena Sager Mrs. William B. Levy (Rehabilitation Fund) Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Schwartz (Sadye Mathes Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Liberman ROBERT BURNETT Mrs. Helen Glaser Fox Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wittcoff Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Freund Mr. and Mrs. David Spector ISADORE BERGER (Robert Burnett Memorial Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan W. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Herbert N. Arnstein Mr. and Mrs. Clifford B. Glaser Mrs. Eunice Zalk Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Levin Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Berwald Mr. and Mrs. Milton Goldman SARAH BERMAN Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Halpern FRED FORMAN Mrs. M. Erwin Bry Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. David Schumaker D'Ancona Pflaum, Wyatt and Riskind Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Iglauer (Virginia E. Ford Scholarship Fund) ; Mr. and Mrs. Irvin S. Lang The Samuels Families MRS. BESS BERNOUDY Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ghck JESSE FORSTER Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Levis, Jr. Miss Esther Jacoby Mr. and Mrs. M. Erwin Bry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hank S. Iglauer Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Lowenhaupt (Felix S. Dreyer Memorial Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Roos ALEX A. FREUND Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tenenbaum George M. Jaffin Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Charak Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Kay Mr. and Mrs. Morris H. Rosenthal Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Goldman SAM BIALOCK Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kornblum Mrs. Louis G. Rothschild Mr. and Mrs. Sam Frank Mr. and Mrs. Julian G. Samuels Dr. and Mrs. Carl J. Heifetz Mr. and Mrs. Alan Lewin Mr. and Mrs. Earl Susman Dr. Sol Londe Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Liberman Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Samuels Mrs. Lenore Weil Mr. and Mrs. Sydney M. Shoenberg SADIE G. FRANC Mrs. Harry Mandles (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) EVA BIRD Dr. and Mrs. Ben Markowitz Mr. and Mrs. Sam S. Simon Dr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Schechter Mrs. Mark C. Steinberg Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Franc, Jr. ANNA BLANK Mr. and Mrs. Saville Mayer Mrs. Louis G. Rothschild Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Milton Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Steiner MAX FREED Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Rich (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Stern HANNAH BLATH Mr. and Mrs. Percy Tucker Leona Lee Bohm Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nathanson CELIA FRIEDMAN Mr. and Mrs. Milton E. Freund, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peltason (Cancer Research) Mrs. David P. Wohl Joseph Hirsch HYMAN A. ELLMAN Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Bobroff Mr. and Mrs. Morris H. Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Lester Busch Mr. and Mrs. Mayer Rashbaum Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scherck Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Berg Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Birenbaum Mrs. Stella Busch Harry Schukar Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Franc, Jr. Louis Schukar Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Brandon Dr. and Mrs. Shael S. Bronson (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Schweich Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gelber Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Shoninger Mrs. Eli Ettlinger Dr. and Mrs. Leon Foster (Sadye Mathes Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Elliot H. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hacker Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Stern Leonard Kaufman Dr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Schechter (Sadye Mathes Fund) Walter G. Stern Mr. and Mrs. Max A. Horwitz Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tenenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Yalem Dr. and Mrs. Milton H. Jasper Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tiger PARENTS OF MRS. NATHAN EMAS Mrs. Nathan Emas Mr. and Mrs. Burt L. Karney Mr. and Mrs. Percy Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Klein Robert L. Wolfson CHARLES ENGEL Mrs. Birdie Eckert Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mathes ABREY CAHN (Sadye Mathes Fund) Mr. and Mrs. John Isaacs, Jr. EMANUEL E. EPSTEIN Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pass DORA CANDA Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Silverstein GEORGE ERON Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Roth Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gee Mr. and Mrs. A. Sharney JOSEPH JOHN CANDA Mr. and Mrs. Leo Frank Mr. and Mrs. Abe Lieberman and Marcia Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan W. Stein Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gee Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Stern ANNA ZAXER CARL Mrs. Paul S. Sigan Mr. and Mrs. David Spector Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Tureen Mr. and Mrs. Max Carl Mr. and Mrs. Millard A. Waldheim (Oscar Brand Memorial Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Tureen IDA FARER LEONA FRIEDMAN Mr. and Mrs. Louis Meisel (Julius and Sara James Dreyer Ginsberg Cancer Research and Therapy Fund) Dr. and Mrs. Milton H. Jasper Co-workers at Famous-Barr Company Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Fuchs Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schneider Harold Lewin (Oscar Brand Memorial Fund) CLAIRE FEIBER Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Desbecker Mr. and Mrs. Morris Londe HYMAN BLATT BERNARD S. CARP Henry Schweich Ida Archer Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Cohen ETHEL FEIGENBAUM Mary Baehr Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Eckstein Mr. and Mrs. Stanley P. Berger Evalyn Derwelis Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flotken Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Shapiro Floyd Friedman (Sadye Mathes Fund) HERMAN FEIGENBAUM Mr. and Mrs. George Glass Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Liss Mr. and Mrs. Jere Glass Mr. and Mrs. Melville Friedman HERMAN M. FEINSTEIN Adeli Hadheld Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Friedman Mr. and Mrs. George Glass Emmy Hecker Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Handelman Mrs. Jones Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Kronemer Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hurwitz Lee I. Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Poslosky Dr. and Mrs. Melvin B. Kirstein Dan Levin Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sigoloff Mr. and Mrs. Sol P. Shakofsky Genevieve Shastien Herman Wilier HYMAN FELDMAN JULIUS M. BLOCK CLEMENCE CARP Gus Borgschulte and Neighbors Miss Dorothee Block Mr. and Mrs. Jules Biegelsen (Cancer Research) JULIUS M. AND ANNA BLOCK Mrs. Elsie S. Glik Mrs. Herbert Goodman Mr. and Mrs. David Lentzner Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mosbacher Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hacker MAX SIDNEY BLOCK BEN COHEN (Sadye Mathes Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ginsberg (Julius and Sara Mrs. Henry G. Macy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leventhal Ginsberg Cancer Research and Therapy Fund) HERMAN COHEN Mrs. Aaron Levin Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Louis Karpf (Jackie Sue Margulis Liver Research) Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Silverblatt Mrs. Ida Schermer Mrs. Pearl Roufa Mr. and Mrs. Milford Soffer LENA COHEN (Cancer Research) MARTIN BLUFSTON Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Dankner Mr. and Mrs. Milton Strauss Sara, Dora and Yetta Kaiser MARY COHEN MARCUS FELDMAN MILTON BLUM Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sharp Mr. and Mrs Harvey A. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Desbecker ANN CONE Mr. and Mrs Robert L. Hausfater SELDEN BLUMENFELD Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W. Goodman Dr. and Mrs. Milton H. Jasper Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Flotken MOTHER OF MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH CROSS Mr. and Mrs Jerome Molasky Mr. and Mrs. William R. Klein Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Silverblatt Mr. and Mrs Morton L. Wolfson Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Levis, Jr. WILLIAM DARDICK CHARLES H. FENDELL Mr. and Mrs. Dan T. Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Friedman Mr. and Mrs Harry A. Collinger PAGE 9

\MDONOR IN MEMORY OF DONOR IN MEMORY OF DONOR IN MEMORY OF DONOR IN MEMORY OF KILIAN KRITSCH JULIUS GINSBERG (Yahrzeit) ELEANOR GREENE MORRIS HOFSTEIN Dr. and Mrs. Max M. Goldenberg (Julius and Sara Ginsberg Cancer Mr. and Mrs. M. Michael Fishman Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Klein JENNIE FRUMER Research and Therapy Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ginsberg Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mathes IDA HOLTZMAN BROTHER OF MRS. CELIA FRYBURG Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ginsberg (Sadye Mathes Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Avery B. Seidel Miss Dorothee Block Mrs. Julius Ginsberg BERNARD GREENSFELDER (Martha K. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sharp LEO C. FULLER Mrs. Freda S. Lewis and Bernard Greensfelder Memorial Fund) MOTHER OF MRS. MORRIS HUBER (Leo C. Fuller Scholarship Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Louis Meisel Mr. and Mrs. Albert Aloe Avanelle Boyce Mr. and Mrs. Albert Aloe BERNARD GLASER Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baer (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) Mrs. Frederic A. Arnstein Mr. and Mrs. Leo Aberson Nathan C. Berger LOUIS HYMAN Mr. and Mrs. Herbert N. Arnstein JOSEPH GLASSMAN Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Bettman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Herman Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baer Mr. and Mrs. Harold N. Kravin Mrs. Lewis Bettman The Thursday Club Mr. and Mrs. Irvin lie it man, Jr. EDWARD ESSERMAN GLIK (Lewis Bettman Memorial Fund) The Saturday Night Club Mrs. Lewis Bettman Mr. and Mrs. Fred Epstein Mrs. M. Erwin Bry SAM HYMAN (Lewis Bettman Memorial Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Lorber Dr. and Mrs. Louis Cohen Mrs. Vera Silverman Mr. and Mrs. M. Erwin Bry, Jr. FANNIE GOLD Richard B. Cronheim JACKIE SUE MARGULIS (Felix S. Dreyer Memorial Fund) Dr. and Mrs. Robert Friedman Dr. and Mrs. Clarence T. Eckert LIVER RESEARCH FUND Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cornbleet Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gold Mr. and Mrs. Major B. Einstein Mrs. Blanche Kovsky Richard B. Cronheim Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pessin Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Ettman Mrs. D. Sonenchein Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Desbecker Dr. and Mrs. Sol Weber Joseph S. Fischer ANNE JACOBS Edison Brothers IDA GOLDBERG Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Franc, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mosbacher Mr. and Mrs. Major B. Einstein (Anniversary of her death) (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) SAMUEL CHARLES JACKOWAY Mrs. Sol H. Engel Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Goldring Mr. and Mrs. Terry Franc Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Binowitz Mr. and Mrs. Alexander H. Fihn, Jr. FANNIE GOLDENBERG Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Frank Mrs. Sol H. Engel Mrs. Helen Glaser Fox Marvin Z. Brasch Mrs. Simon M. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Max A. Horwitz Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Franc Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis Mrs. Robert V. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Kohm (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Albert Felberbaum Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gee Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oberman Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Frank Art Kassoff Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glaser, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Saffern Mrs. Simon M. Frank Sid Keiner Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goldman Stephen Wyde Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Freund Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Koldun Mrs. Max A. Goldstein DORA JOSEPH Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Friedman Bob Levin Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Harris Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Aronoff Mr. and Mrs. Solon Gershman Mr. and Mrs. Stanley LeVine Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Husch Mrs. Sarah Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Carl Glaser, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Londoff Mr. and Mrs. John Isaacs, Jr. PAULINE JOSEPH Mr. and Mrs. Clifford B. Glaser Lou Pearlstein Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Adreon Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Glick Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Recht Mrs. Sanford Jacobs Dr. and Mrs. H. Marvin Camel Mr. and Mrs. Milton Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Schmidt Byron M. Kaminer Mr. and Mrs. M. Myron Hochman Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Halpern Mr. and Mrs. Gustav A. Vittert Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Kline Mr. and Mrs. Max Jackoway Mrs. Ernst Jonas Mrs. William G. Zeller Mrs. Marjorie Frank Lesser Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Kay MATT GOLDFARB Kenneth Levy Mr. and Mrs. Irvin S. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Farrel Miller Mr. and Mrs. Lawton J. 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Soule Mr. and Mrs. Donald Soffer Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Shoenberg (Soule Research Fund) Mrs. Esther Sparbur Mr. and Mrs. Sydney M. Shoenberg Mr. and Mrs. A. Ernest Stein Mr. Louis Sparbur Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Shomnger Mr. and Mrs. Elliot H. Stein GEORGE JUENGER, SR. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Silverman Mrs. Mark C. Steinberg Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wyde Mr. and Mrs. John E. Simon Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Stern PHIL JULIUS Mr. and Mrs. James W. Singer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Strauss Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Dawidoff Mrs. Mark C. Steinberg Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tenenbaum Pearl Goldstein Murray Steinberg Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tiger Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Siteman Mr. and Mrs. Elliot H. Stein Mrs. Paul Treuman EMANUEL KAHN Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Steiner Mr. and Mrs. Millard A. Waldheim Mrs. Paul S. Sigan and Lois Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Stern Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Weil Mr. and Mrs. Meyer K. Weil and Family Mr. and Mrs. Emil Tamm Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Westheimer PAULINE KAISER Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tenenbaum JEROME GOLDMAN Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wittcoff Joyce Boime Mrs. Earl D. Weil Dr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Bortnick Mrs. Norman Wolff Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Dankner Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Weil Mr. and Mrs. Sol Deutsch MARTHA K. GREENSFELDER (Martha K. Dora Kaiser Mrs. David P. Wohl Joseph S. Fischer and Bernard Greensfelder Memorial Fund) Sara Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Wolff Dr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Gitt Mr. and Mrs. Edward Greensfelder Mr. and Mrs. AI Kolchinsky Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ginsberg (Julius and Sara LEWIS GROTSKY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leventhal Ginsberg Cancer Research and Therapy Fund) Mrs. Leo Rosen Mrs. Sadie Rickensohl Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Glassman DAVID GUTTIN Mr. and Mrs. Phil Siteman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Lester Inger Sara Torgove Mr. and Mrs. Tilford Hearsh Mrs. Sol Kaiser SOL KAISER Mr. and Mrs. Leo L. Henschel Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Scissors Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. 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Adreon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Ruwitch Mrs. Adalph Neuman and Family Mr. and Mrs. Al Kolchinsky Mr. and Mrs. William Banashek Hilda L. Sale Mrs. Paul S. Sigan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kopitsky Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Bettman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Schweich Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Weiner Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Kronemer Mr. and Mrs. Julius Cohen Dr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Soule Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leventhal Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Collinger (Soule Research Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mange Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Dawidoff Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Sprung DAVE HANOVER Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mathes Mr. and Mrs. Nolan DeWoskin Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Steiner Mr. and Mrs. James T. Blair, III. (Sadye Mathes Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Major B. Einstein Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Stern BEN HARKAVY Mr. and Mrs. Melvin J. Mednikow Mildred R. Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Earl Susman Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Molasky Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fischman Mrs. S. A. Weintraub JACOB HARRIS Mrs. Lillian Nemens Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Flotken Mr. and Mrs. Sander Zwick Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wittcoff Mr. and Mrs. Don Quicksilver Mrs. Lillian Franklin LUCILLE W. GOLDMAN Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Salomon, III Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Albert Aloe Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gelber Joseph S. Fischer SAM KAPLAN Morris Glaser Mrs. Francis L. Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Israel Heffetz Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Jacobson Jewish Hospital Auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. M. Myron Hochman Mr. and Mrs. Argo E. Landau Mrs. Sander Zwick Mr. and Mrs. Max A. Horwitz Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Landau LOUIS KARL Dr. and Mrs. Milton H. Jasper Mrs. Jennie M. Poulson Dr. and Mrs. Morton A. Binder Mr. and Mrs. Roland Kahn Prebe Poulson CHARLES KAUFMAN Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Klein Mrs. Milton Price Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wittcoff Mr. and Mrs. Martin Landauer (Milton Price Memorial Fund) JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY Mr. and Mrs. Sigmond S. 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JOSEPH MICHAELS Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Greensfelder Robbie Zigler Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Alexander H. Fihn, Jr. SARAH MUCHNICK MURPHY Edward Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Friedman ABRAHAM MICHELSON Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Husch Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Yalem James Froesel Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brandon HELEN R. MYER Mr. and Mrs. John Isaacs, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gelber Mrs. Mordecai B. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Franc, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Isaacs, III (Sadye Mathes Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Friedman (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rudy Jacobi Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gerchen Mr. and Mrs. Sam E. Grodsky Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W. Goodman Mrs. Sanford Jacobs Pearl Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mandel Mr. and Mrs. John Isaacs, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Kline Miss Rose Gerold and Girls Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Kranzberg Hilda Kopp Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Goldwasser Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sokolik Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick H. Levis Mr. and Mrs. J. Melvin Levi Mrs. Frances L. Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. Morris Stone George S. Levis Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Levis Mr. and Mrs. Gerald N. Harris Earl Susman Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Levis, Jr. (Oscar Brand Memorial Fund) Herman Wilier Mrs. Ralph Lowenstein Frances Levis Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hausfater „ . . ESTHER BAUM MILLER Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Putzel George Levis Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Iglauer Mrs. Lewis Bettman Mr. and Mrs. Lawton J. Levy (Blanche Greenwald Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Jacobson (Lewis Bettman Memorial Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Ruwitch Willard L. Levy Dr. and Mrs. Milton H. Jasper Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Burack Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan W. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Allan Lewin Mr. and Mrs. Byron Kaminer (Sadye Mathes Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Stern Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Klein Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Strauss Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Lappe . ^ JESSE M. MYER Mrs. Ralph Lowenstein Mr. and Mrs. Chester S. Laycob ■ Mr. and Mrs. Ben May Mr. and Mrs. Chester Laycob Mrs. Joseph Lentin . ,. „ ELKAN R. MYERS Mr. and Mrs. Charles May Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lentin Julian G. Samuels Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Mayer Miss Sylvia Lesser Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Milton Theodore R. Samuels Mrs. Aaron Levin OLIVE GAM MYERSON (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) (Jackie Sue Margulis Liver Research Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Agatstein Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. Moch Libson Flower Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. Moch, Jr. Libson Office Girls Mr. and Mrs. Harold N. Kravin Mr. and Mrs. Jesse S. Myer, Jr. Libson Shop Personnel Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Peltason Mr. and Mrs. Jesse S. Myer, III Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Loomstein Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nathanson Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Stern Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mathes BROTHER OF MR. HENRY NANKIN Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Peltason (Sadye Mathes Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Richard Prager Mrs. Simon M. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Harry Milton , JAKE NATHANSON Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Putzel (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) n (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) Becky Nathanson Mrs. Rose Miller FATHER OF MRS. MEL NEWMARK Mrs. Louis G. Rothschild Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Newport Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Rothschild, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gidlow Miss Mary Norris , „ SAM OZERSKY Mrs. Wilton Rubinstein Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pass Mr. and wMrs. Sam Davis Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Ruprecht Miss Viola Raaf and Personnel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Ruwitch Mrs. Sophia Tannenbaum Mrs. Dora K. Rosen JUDITH BRAMOWETH PALLO Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Ross Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Bender Mrs. A. Rosenberger Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Roth Mrs. Margie Bender Mr. and Mrs. Morris H. Rosenthal Miss Inez Sanford Mr. and Mrs. George Benson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Roos Miss Leon Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Ben Samuels Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Bobroff Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Scharff, Jr. Leah Chackes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boonshaft Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Samuels Miss Virginia Schlue Dr. and Mrs. Ben H. Senturia Louis Chackes Mr. and Mrs. Lester Busch Mr. and Mrs. Gene M. Schneider Mrs. Elsie S. Glik Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Carp (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) (Oscar Brand Memorial Fund) Mrs. Edward Scharff Mrs. Paul Goldblum Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Dawidoff Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Schneider Dr. and Mrs. Alex H. Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. M. Michael Fishman Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Scharff (Oscar Brand Memorial Fund) The Henry Schercks Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Mathes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flotken Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Schweich (Sadye Mathes Fund) (Sadye Mathes Memorial Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Morris Shenker Mr. and Mrs. Clyde S. Shanks Mr. and Mrs. John M. Shoenberg Mrs. Milton Price Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Friedman Mrs. Mildred Shapiro (Milton Price Memorial Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Shoenberg Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Sydney M. Shoenberg Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Quicksilver Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gelber Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Silverblatt Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reese (Sadye Mathes Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Sydney M. Shoenberg, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Small Mrs. Dora K. Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Jere Glass Mr. and Mrs. Milford Soffer Dr. and Mrs. Henry Rosenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hausfater Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Stern Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Israel Heifetz Mr. and Mrs. Sid Siteman Mr. and Mrs. Eli P. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Max A. Horwitz Mrs. Roslyn Thibadeau Dr. and Mrs. Hyman R. Senturia Dr. and Mrs. Milton H. Jasper Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tiger Dr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Soule Mr. and Mrs. Jason Kawin Mr. and Mrs. Roszell Warden (Soule Research Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kronemer Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wenk Mrs. Anna Spitzer Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Laba Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wides Mr. and Mrs. Milton Strauss Mr. and Mrs. Abe Lieberman Mrs. Elbertine Williams Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wittcoff Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Loomstein Miss Gladys Wittier Mr. and Mrs. Sam Zivi Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Loomstein Mr. and Mrs. David F. Yawitz Mr. and Mrs. Sander Zwick Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Sander Zwick MARTHA MILLER Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Molasky DR. FREDERICK LINDAUER Max Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pass Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Franc, Jr. BROTHER OF MR. AND MRS. Mr. and Mrs. Jules Pass (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) w T . MORRIS MILLER Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Roth HARRY LIPMAN Mrs. Julian B. Cohn Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Safron Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Levin Mrs. Mary Grace Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Gene M. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. David Lipman ROSE MILLER (Oscar Brand Memorial Fund) Mrs. Rose Lipman Dr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Bortnick Mr. and Mrs. Dan Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Raskin Avanelle Boyce Mr. and Mrs. Sid Siteman MORRIS LISS (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Solomon Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Palkes Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gee Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stepman Miss Pearl Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan W. Stein MOLLIE LUBIN Mrs. Herbert Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Boris Tureen Sclma Marmor Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Jacobi Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Tureen \M PAGE 11 DONOR IN MEMORY OF DONOR IN MEMORY OF DONOR IN MEMORY OF DONOR IN MEMORY OF IDA PASTERNAK Mr. and Mrs. Alexander H. Fihn, Jr. (Sadye Mathes Fund) SARAH TEMPERATO Anna Blank Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flotken Murray Steinberg Dr. and Mrs. Shael S. Bronson EMMA PEARLMAN (Sadye Mathes Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Earl Susman (Heart Fund) The Lester Zollas Dr. and Mrs. Marshall Greenman Mr. and Mrs. Sander Zwick ALBERT LLOYD TIGER MOE PERLMAN Mr. and Mrs. Edward Greensfelder CONRAD SHOWER Mr. and Mrs. F. Bert Baer Lilian Jossem Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hartman Mrs. Julius Ginsberg (Julius and Sara Ginsberg Mrs. Gerald N. Harris KATHERINE PLATT Mr. and Mrs. John I. Hyatt Cancer Research and Therapy Fund) (Oscar Brand Memorial Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Alan Lewin WILLIAM L. SIEGEL Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Cohn Mr. and Mrs. Bram J. Lewin Miss Dorothee Block Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Collinger Mr. and Mrs. Sam Zivi (Sadye Mathes Fund) Dr. and Mrs. Sol Weber Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Esserman ESTHER PODHORZER Mr. and Mrs. Rodrick J. Lewin GENEVIEVE SIGAN Mr. and Mrs. Carl K. Fireside Dr. and Mrs. Jerome I. Simon Mr. and Mrs. David Lipman Mr. and Mrs. Philip P. Siegfried E. Frank JOSEPH PODOLSKY Mrs. Milton Price Mrs. Paul S. Sigan and Lois Ceil Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boime and Family (Milton Price Memorial Fund) MORRIS SIGAN David Friedman Mrs. Julius Ginsberg (Julius and Sara Ginsberg Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rice Mr. and Mrs. J. Warren Agatstein M. Goldberg Cancer Research and Therapy Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shanfeld M. Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schechter Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Samuels Mrs. Paul S. Sigan and Lois J. Lachterman SARA T. POLSKY Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Schweich Mr. and Mrs. Meyer K. Weil Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Lieberman Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hacker Dr. and Mrs. Jerome I. Simon Jennie Sigoloff (Oscar Brand Memorial Fund) (Sadye Mathcs Fund) Dr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Soule Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fischman Myron B. Newman LOUIS PORTNER (Soule Research Fund) Mr. and Mrs. M. Michael Fishman V. Paino Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Haspiel Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Sterner Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Flotken B. Pasternak BESSIE POWELL Mr. and Mrs. Gustav A. Vittert and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Ruwitch Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Bender Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Yalem Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gelber Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Steiner Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Bobroff SIDNEY I. ROTHSCHILD (Sadye Mathes Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Stern Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Chautin Mrs. Louis G. Rothschild Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ginsberg (Julius and Sara Mr. and Mrs. Eli M. Strassner Mr. and Mrs. Leo Frank (Sidney I. Rothschild Medical Library Fund) Ginsberg Cancer Research and Therapy Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Percy Tucker The Frenzel Family MORRIS ROTHSTEIN Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ginsberg (Julius and Sara MIRIAM F. TUCKER (Yahrzeit) Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Kranzberg Ginsberg Cancer Research and Therapy Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Harry Milton Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gelber Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wittcoff Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ginsberg (Julius and Sara (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) {Sadye Mathes Fund) JOHN RUTLEDGE Ginsberg Cancer Research and Therapy Fund) SIGMA BLATH VICTOR Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Gittelman (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) Mrs. Aaron Levin Mrs. Nathan E. Garber Mr. and Mrs. Oliver A. Goralnik Avanelle Boyce (Jackie Sue Margulis Liver Research Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lentin Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hausfater Mrs. S. Bryson Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mathes Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Reisfeld Mr. and Mrs. Max A. Horwitz The Committee of Nursing of The Jewish Hospital (Sadye Mathes Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sharp Dr. and Mrs. Milton H. Jasper Mrs. Louise Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Ross Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sigoloff Mrs. Sol Kaiser (Heart Research) Mrs. Alice P. Gresham Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Simon Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Laba Mrs. Helen Merz Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sigoloff Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan W. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mathes Mrs. Margaret Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sigoloff Dr. and Mrs. Jacob Stolar (Sadye Mathes Fund) Miss Christine Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wides Mrs. David P. Wohl Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Molasky BELLE GAMM SACHS LOUIS SILBERMAN DR. CARL F. VOHS Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Ross Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Franc, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Loomstein Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Roth Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Spitzer (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) Dr. and Mrs. Jacob Stolar Maria Schenkkan SAM SANDERS Mr. and Mrs. Edward Greensfelder KENNETH J. WALTERS Mr. and Mrs. David Stein Miss Dorothee Block EMMA SIMON Mr. and Mrs. George Glass Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan W. Stein Mr. and Mrs. George Glass Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Harris STELLA WASSON IDA PRAGER Mr. and Mrs. David Lentzner Willard L. Levy Irwin J. Senturia Mrs. Mordecai B. Brown ELY SAPHIAN Mr, and Mrs. Joseph F. Ruwitch (Rebecca Senturia Memorial Library Fund) Leona Fuchs Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Aronoff FATHER OF MRS. BEN SINGER MOLLIE WEINBACH Rose Fuchs ELY SCHECHTER Mrs. Jennie Novack Mrs. Frances L. Greenfield Mrs. Irving Hartmann Dr. and Mrs. Carl J. Heifetz GARRY SINGMAN Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Jacobi IDA SCHETZER Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Sprung Mr. and Mrs. Argo E. Landau Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lieberman Mr. and Mrs. Ben Feld {Cancer Research) SAMUEL P. SISKIN A. P. Poulson Mr. and Mrs. Max Lipschitz Mr. and Mrs. Ben Samuels Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Alexander Mrs. Jennie M. Poulson Mrs. Paul S. Sigan ABE SCHECHTER Mr. and Mrs. William Banashek DR. ARTHUR WEINBERG MAX PRATZEL Dr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Schechter Richard H. Buell Mr. and Mrs. George Glass Mr. and Mrs. Max Lipschitz STANLEY SCHECHTER Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Freed MRS. ABE WEINSTEIN Mr. and Mrs. S. Farrel Miller Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ginsberg (Julius and Sara Mr. and Mrs. Richard Glisker Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Silverman PHILIP SCHIFFER Ginsberg Cancer Research and Therapy Fund) DR. ALBERT WEINSTEIN Mrs. Samuel Wohl and Family Mr. and Mrs. Dave L. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Archie Glick Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wittcoff STELLA BENDER PRICE Miss Dorothee Block Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lander HILDA S. WEISS Dora K. Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Blustein Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mitleider Mr. and Mrs. Dave L. Beck HELEN R. PUTZEL Mildred R. Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Irving Schiffman Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Charak Mr. and Mrs. Paul Putzel Mr. and Mis. Arthur Fischman Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Schwartz Dr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Gitt (Blanche Greenwald Fund) Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Flotken Mrs. Paul S. Sigan Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Landau ALBERT RAZEPER Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gidlow DR. CHARLES M. SMITH Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Newport Mr. and Mrs. Sam Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Israel Heifetz Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lederer Tesse B. Werner Dr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Soule Mr. and Mrs. Max A. Horwitz HAL SMITH MORRIS L. WEISS (Soule Research Fund) Bonnie Pass Mr. and Mrs. Burton E. Meisel (Julius and Sara Charles and Molly Crane JAMES READY Dr. and Mrs. Sol Weber Ginsberg Cancer Research and Therapy Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gelfanbaum Mr. and Mrs. Jules Hoffman JENNIE SCHIMMEL LLOYD SMITH Mr. and Mrs. George Glass Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flotken Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gee Gussie and Tillie Frenzel (Sadye Mathes Fund) MR. SMITH Mrs. Sol Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Charles Liebert Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Simon (Heart Research) Mr. and Mrs. Gene M. Schneider HELEN SNITZER Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pass (Oscar Brand Memorial Fund) Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Fields Mr. and Mrs. David Stein HARRY SCHNEIDER STELLA SOMMERS SAM E. WEITZER Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Yalem Sam, Browney and Morris Unterberger Mr. and Mrs. Jules Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Ely Yawitz EMMA B. SONNENDAY Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oberman HARRY SCHUMAKER Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gee Mr. and Mrs. George Perlmutter Mr. and Mrs. David Schumaker IRWIN WHITE (Virginia E. Ford Scholarship Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Max A. Horwitz REBECCA SCHUMAKER HELEN WISEBERG Mr. and Mrs. David Schumaker Dr. and Mrs. Milton H. Jasper (Virginia E. Ford Scholarship Fund) ALVIN WOLF REBECCA SCISSORS Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Wolff Cordes Printing Company DANIEL D. WOLF Mr. and Mrs. Max A. Horwitz Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Bloom Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Rich Pauline Finn Mr. and Mrs. David I. Stellar Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Freund ROBERT SCISSORS JOSEPH WOLF Mrs. Julius Ginsberg (Julius and Sara Ginsberg Walter G. Stern RUTH REZNICK Cancer Research and Therapy Fund) HUGO WURDACK Mr. and Mrs. Ben D. Pessin DR. MAJOR G. SEELIG Miss Ethel L. Abrahams ISADORE H. RIFKIN Mrs. Clover H. Seelig Leah Chackes Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Agatstein PAUL SEGAL Louis Chackes Mrs. J. Arthur Baer, II Richard B. Cronheim Mrs. Sol H. Engel Mr. and Mrs. James T. Blair, III ANNA SEIGEL Leona Fuchs Dr. and Mrs. Clarence T. Eckert Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brandon Rose Fuchs Mr. and Mrs. William B. Eiseman PEYTON ROBERT SELTZER Mr. and Mrs. Richard Glisker Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Franc, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fischman Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Goodman {Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Semon K. Frelich and Bette Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Mathes Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Freed ESTHER SHAPIRO (Sadye Mathes Fund) Mrs. Harry Freund Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burack MOTHER OF MRS. DOROTHY YEDLIN Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Freund Mrs. Eli Ettlinger Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ginsberg (Julius and Sara Mr. and Mrs. Milton Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Frank Ginsberg Cancer Research and Therapy Fund) Mrs. Frances L. Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Frank Mrs. Aaron Levin Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Iglauer Helen and Milford Giddan (Jackie Sue Margulis Liver Research Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hacker HARRY ZALKIND Mrs. Sanford Jacobs (Sadye Mathes Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tiger Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Ira M. Lang RUTH ZEVE Mrs. Marjorie Frank Lesser Mr. and Mrs. Rodrick J. Lewin SIDNEY SPARBERG Mr. and Mrs. Harold N. Kravin Mr. and Mrs. Lawton J. Levy Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Mathes Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fredman Mrs. Martin's Tuesday Club Willard L. Levy Mr. and Mrs. Jacob N. Sapin Mrs. Sol Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Rich Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Loeb Dr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Schechter Mr. and Mrs. Louis Karpf Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Irving Londy Dr. and Mrs. A. Arthur Schwartz TOBIAS M. SPIELDOCH DR. PAUL J. ZENTAY Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lowenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Fred Epstein Mr. and Mrs. Sam S. Simon Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Lowenhaupt Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wittcoff Mrs. Morris Glik _ REBECCA ZIBMAN Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Meissner, Jr. LOUIS SHAPIRO Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Klauber Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boonshaft Mr. and Mrs. Richard Prager Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kopitsky BARRY SRAGO Mrs. Milton Price Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kravin Mr. and Mrs. Lester Busch (Milton Price Memorial Fund) JULIUS SHMOOKLER LOUIS STEIN Mr. and Mrs. Jon A. Roos Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Charak Mr. and Mrs. Harry Galkin Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Roos Dr. and Mrs. Clarence T. Eckert Mr. and Mrs. Murray Kleinfeld Mr. and Mrs. Dan T. Rosen Dr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Freund Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Palkes Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Herman L. Gittelman Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Yalem Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Ruprecht Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hammerman MINNIE R. STEIN Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Ruwitch Mr. and Mrs. Byron M. Kaminer Mrs. Ida Arsht Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Samuels Mrs. Sam Levin CORA W. STERN Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Scharff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Lewin Walter G. Stern Mr. and Mrs. Sydney M. Shoenberg, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bram J. Lewin ROSE STERNECK Mr. and Mrs. Abe Small (Sadye Mathes Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boonshaft Mr. and Mrs. A. Ernest Stein Mr. and Mrs. Rodrick J. Lewin Mrs. R. Coopersmith Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Steinbach Miss Mary V. Lowry Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Fields (Sadye Mathes Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Lowry Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fischman Mr. and Mrs. Earl Susman Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nathanson Mrs. Orene Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Turner Alvin S. Novack Mr. and Mrs. George Glass Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Weinstock Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Quicksilver Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kopitsky Mrs. Eunice Zalk Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Schweich Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mitleider Mr. and Mrs. Sander Zwick Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Schweich Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Schwartz JOSEPHINE RIPPER Mr. and Mrs. David R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Yalem Mr. and Mrs. William R. Klein Mr. and Mrs. A. Ernest Stein GRACE GOLDFARB STIFFELMAN BEN ROSEN Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Steinbach Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin P. Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Saffern Mrs. Paul S. Sigan CLAIRE STIX Mr. and Mrs. Meyer K. Weil Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wittcoff JOE ROSENBERG ABRAHAM STONE Dr. and Mrs. A. Arthur Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stone FATHER OF MR. I. ROSENBERG ALBERT STRAUS Mr. and Mrs. George Perlmutter Mr. and Mrs. Morris H. Rosen CLARENCE B. ROTH MIRIAM SWITOW Mrs. Theresa Agatstein Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Bobroff Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Alexander KAY SYMAN Mr. and Mrs. S. Charles Baer Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Freed Mr. and Mrs. James T. Blair, III LOUIS TEITELBAUM Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Charak Mr. and Mrs. William Handelman Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cornbleet Mr. and Mrs. Sholom Hendin Dr. and Mrs. Leo G". Davis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Liebert (Felix S. Dreyer Memorial Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Morris Londe Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Einstein Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Ross Mrs. Sol H. Engel Mr. A. Schram CM PAGE 12 DONOR IN HONOR OF DONOR IN HONOR OF DONOR IN HONOR OF DONOR IN HONOR OF JOHN ISAACS, SR. (95th Birthday) MRS. HARVEY NATHANSON (60th Birthday) MR. AND MRS. SOL ZVEITEL GILBERT BIALOCK (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Scharff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Loomstein (50th Wedding Anniversary) Sophie Seidel JULIAN SIMON (85th Birthday) JOSEPH SCHNEIDER (60th Birthday) Mrs. Samuel M. Friedman MRS. MILTON BIALICK (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Freed Dr. and Mrs. Milton H. Jasper MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR I. FIHN Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Friedman WALTER REESE (80th Birthday) MRS. WILLIAM SCHWAB {60th Birthday) {40th Wedding Anniversary) FRED BLANK (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Al D. Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Lorber Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Freed Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Silverstein MRS. AGATHA F. SCHOENBRUM Mrs. Michael Rolfe MR. AND MRS. ABE FREED MRS. CLARA BORNSTEIN (Recovery) (80th Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Schweich (40th Wedding Anniversary) Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Slonim Mrs. Robert V. Friedman DR. HARRY AGRESS {55th Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Jules Biegelsen MRS. LOUIS COHEN (Recovery) SAMUEL B. EDISON (75th Birthday) Dr. Norman W. Drey Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Freed Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Cohen Mrs. Julian B. Cohn Mr. and Mrs. Lee I. Kaufman MR. AND MRS. MAX GERMAN BEN CORNBLEET (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lowenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Ruwitch (40th Wedding Anniversary) Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hacker Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Reisfeld Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Scharff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fischman (Sadye Mathes Fund) HARRY J. KLEIN (75th Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sears MR. AND MRS. SOL B. KAISER Mrs. William B. Levy Mr. and Mrs. John Isaacs, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Helman C. Wasserman (40th Wedding Anniversary) MRS. CARL DUBINSKY (Recovery) NATHAN MATHES MRS. SIDNEY WOLF (55th Birthday) Mrs. Julius Ginsberg (Julius and Sara Ginsberg Mrs. Nathan E. Garber (75th Birthday) (Sadye Mathes Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Freed Cancer Research and Therapy Fund) Mrs. Sol Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Bram J. Lewin MRS. MAURICE FREEMAN (50th Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Pankewer (Heart Research) MRS. EDWIN B. MEISSNER (75th Birthday) Mrs. Lewis Bettman MR. AND MRS. SAM RABUSHKA LEONARD EASTMAN (Recovery) Lester P. Ackerman (Lewis Bettman Memorial Fund) (40th Wedding Anniversary) Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Richman Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fischman SAM EASTMAN (Recovery) Mrs. A. Rosenberger Mr. and Mrs. Morris Shenker (Sam and Jeanette MR. AND MRS. JULIUS SCHWEICH Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bromberg Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Schweich Kopler Rehabilitation Brace Fund) (40th Wedding Anniversary) Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Pratzel Mrs. Mark C. Steinberg Mr. and Mrs. Earl Susman Mr. and Mrs. Jules Biegelsen Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tannenbaum MORRIS H. ROSENTHAL (75th Birthday) MRS. LOUIS WERTHEIMER (50th Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lazarus RABBI EPHRIAM EPSTEIN (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Albert Aloe Edwin Schiele Mr. and Mrs. Alan B. Lewin Dr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Bortnick Mr. and Mrs. Herman Husch ALLAN MOLASKY (40th Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Schweich Mr. and Mrs. Charles Liebert Mr. and Mrs. Richard Prager Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Percy Tucker LEO EPSTEIN (Recovery) Mrs. Louis G. Rothschild Mr. and Mrs. Tilford Hearsh MR. AND MRS. JEROME SICHEL Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Landau Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Ruwitch Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Schmidt (40th Wedding Anniversary) MRS. J. FELDMAN (Recovery) THEODORE R. SAMUELS (75th Birthday) MRS. EDWARD TURNER (40th Birthday) Arthur S. Feiss Mrs. Sol Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lowenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Emil Tamm Charles Rachelman (Heart Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Jon A. Ross MRS. SAMUEL AFTFRGUT (Birthday) Mrs. Tesse B. Werner TED FISCHER (Recovery) Mrs. Earl Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Earl Susman MR. AND MRS. D. SAM WISE Mr. and Mrs. George Glass Mrs. Harry Sandperl MRS. ALBERT ARNDT (Birthday) (40th Wedding Anniversary) The Frenzels Mr. and Mrs. John M. Shoenberg Mrs. Elsie S. Glik Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Bobroff Dr. and Mrs. Robert Karsh Mr. and Mrs. Sydney M. Shoenberg MRS. S. CHARLES BAER (Birthday) Mrs. Mordecai B. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pass Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tenenbaum Mr. and Mrs. David Baron MR. AND MRS. HERMAN C. SELDIN BEN FOX (Recovery) Richard E. Turner MRS. DOROTHY EDLIN (Birthday) , (39th Wedding Anniversary) Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rosen Mr. and'Mrs. Meyer K. Weil Mrs. Julius Ginsberg (Julius and Sara Ginsberg Dr. and Mrs. Ben Markowitz ISADORE J. GALE (Recovery) MRS. MORRIS ZABRACK (75th Birthday) Cancer Research and Therapy Fund) MR. AND MRS. HERMAN FRIEDMAN Mr. and Mrs. Julius Cohen Mrs. Gertrude Bortnick MRS. JACK EDLIN (Birthday) (35th Wedding Anniversary) HELEN GERSHNER (Recovery) LEWIS T. APPLE (70th Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Carl Glaser, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gelfanbaum Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wittcoff Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Milton MR. AND MRS. M. MICHAEL FISHMAN MR. AND MRS. MANNIE CUTLER MRS. A. GOLDENSON (Recovery) (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) (Their Birthdays) (30th Wedding Anniversary) Mr. and Mrs. Leo Aberson Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Stern Mr. and Mrs. Saul Spielberg Augusta G. Harris DR. ALVIN GOLDFARB (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Millard A. Waldheim DR. LEON FOX (Birthday) Mrs. J. Kleiman LOUIS BEARMAN (70th Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Morris Shenker (Sam and MRS. FRIEDA GOLDMAN (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Al D. Goldstein Jeanette Koplar Rehabilitation Brace Fund) Mrs. Sadie Rickensohl MRS. SAMUEL B. EDISON (70th Birthday) MRS. HENRY FREED (Birthday) Deedie Seidel Mr. and Mrs. Sam Falk Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Freed, Betsy and Roger JOSEPH GRABER (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Reisfeld MRS. HARRY FREUND (Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Julian B. Mathes Mrs. Mark C. Steinberg Richard E. Turner (Sadye Mathes Fund) JAMES L. SCHWAB (70th Birthday) MRS. DAVID ISRAEL (Birthday) ROBERT GROSSMAN Mr. and Mrs. John Blumenfeld Mr. and Mrs. William Klein (Grateful Appreciation for his Recovery) Mrs. Leon Jonas JACK KAPLAN (Birthday) Mrs. Rose Scnermer Mr. and Mrs. William Schwab Mr. and Mrs. Herman Heyman MRS. MOLLY GROSSMAN (Recovery) DR. LOUIS COHEN (65th Birthday) SYLVAN JACOBSON (Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. George Glass Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Senturia Mrs. Hattie M. Loble Mr. and Mrs. A. Silverman JOSEPH GLASER, JR. {65th Birthday) SIDNEY LANDAU (Birthday) MRS. HENRY HAFFNER (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Albert Aloe Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Freed Mildred R. Feldman Mrs. Frederic A. Arnstein MRS. ADELE LANDAUER (Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Jake Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Herbert N. Arnstein Mrs. Klara Schmitt Dr. and Mrs. A. Arthur Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baer MORTON J. MAY (Birthday) MRS. SHOLOM HENDIN Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Bettman, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Sol Heinemann (Thankfulness for her Recovery) Mrs. M. Erwin Bry (Florence G. and David May Research Fund) Mr. and Sholom Hendin Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Desbecker MRS. BELLA NEUSTAEDTER (Birthday) BOB KOLBRENER (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Major B. Einstein Mrs. Klara Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Pearline Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Franc, Jr. MRS. NATHAN SAFFERN (Birthday) IRVIN B. KOPITSKY (Recovery) (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) Mrs. Elsie S. Glik Mr. and Mrs. Burt L. Karney Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Frank Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sherman MRS. NAT KORNBLUM (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Morris Glaser MRS. FRANK SALE (Birthday) Mrs. Sol Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Harris Mrs. Ruth S. Block MR. AND MRS. SAUL A. DUBINSKY (Heart Research) Mr. and Mrs. John Isaacs, Jr. MRS. THEODORE R. SAMUELS (Birthday) (30th Wedding Anniversary) FRANK KRANZBERG (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Irvin S. Lang Mr. and Mrs. John M. Shoenberg Mr. and Mrs. Lester P. Ackerman, Jr. Mrs. Nathan E. Garber Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Levis Mr. and Mrs. Sydney M. Shoenberg Dr. and Mrs. Harry Agress MRS. BERTHA KRAWITZ (Recovery) Willard L. Levy Richard E. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bierman Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Loeb SAM SAPOT (Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dubinsky ALLEN LASKY (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Mayer Dr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Bortnick Mr. and Mrs. Sam Falk Mr. and Mrs. Avery B. Seidel Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Platt GORDON SCHERCK (Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Freund MAURICE B. LASKY (Recovery) Mrs. Earl Rosen Mrs. Sonja Bank Mr. and Mrs. John M. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gelber Mrs. Louis G. Rothschild VICTOR SCHULEIN (Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Maurice L. Hirsch (Sadye Mathes Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Rothschild, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Klein Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Jacobs SARAH LASKY (Recovery) Mrs. Wilton Rubinstein MRS. SIDNEY M. SHOENBERG (Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Lee I. Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gelfanbaum Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Ruwitch Mrs. Henry Rice Dr. and Mrs. Melvin B. Kirstein DR. ABE LERNER (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Schiele Mrs. Harry Sandperl Mr. and Mrs. J. Melvin Levi Mrs. Nathan E. Garber Mr. and Mrs. John E. Simon Mr. and Mrs. Sam S. Simon Mr. and Mrs. Lawton J. Levy MRS. BERNARD LEVINSOHN (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. John M. Shoenberg Mrs. Mark C. Steinberg Mr. and Mrs. Louis Liebson Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Stern Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lowenstein Mrs. Julius Ginsberg (Julius and Sara Ginsberg Mr. and Mrs. Millard A. Waldheim MRS. SAM S. SIMON (Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. Mendle Cancer Research and Therapy Fund) Mrs. Earl D. Weil Mr. and Mrs. Sydney M. Shoenberg Dr. and Mrs. I. C. Middleman Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Marcus Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weinstock MRS. HARRY SPITZER (Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Richman Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Yoffie (Leo C. Fuller Scholarship Fund) Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Fields Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Ruwitch MRS. SAM MACHTINGER (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Wolff Gandchildren of Mrs. Harry Spitzer Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Scharff; Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Friedman Mrs. Norman Wolff Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Schweich MRS. A. MAGENCE (Recovery) MRS. MARK C. STEINBERG (Birthday) Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Senturia Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mitleider Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Rothschild, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Stern MRS. BESSIE MILLNER (Recovery) Dr. and Mrs. Ben H. Senturia Mr. and Mrs. Eli Strassner Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kopitsky Mr. and Mrs. Sydney M. Shoenberg Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Wolff SAM MILTON (Recovery) LOUIS D. STEINER (Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Jay V. Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Harry Milton Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Steiner MR. AND MRS. LOUIS SACHS (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) ARTHUR WASHAUER (Birthday) (30th Wedding Anniversary) Mrs. Bertha Siteman Mr. and Mrs. EH Sandperl Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Susman HARRY MOLL (Recovery) DR. AND MRS. HELMAN C. WASSERMAN Elaine and Tom Tucker Mrs. Sol Kaiser (Their Birthdays) MR. AND MRS. JAMES W. SINGER, JR. A. MOULTON (Recovery) Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Senturia (30th Wedding Anniversary) Mrs. Sol Kaiser DAN WEIL (Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Scharff, Jr. ABE MULTIN (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Freed MR. AND MRS. CARL GLASER, JR. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Glisker (25th Wedding Anniversary) MRS. DAVID P. WOHL (Birthday) MRS. HARRY NEUMAN (Recovery) Mrs. Henry Rice Mrs. Edward S. Block Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth O. Green Mrs. Harry Sandperl Mr. and Mrs. Jack Edlin MRS. BERNARD NEUMETZGER (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Sydney M. Shoenberg Mr. and Mrs. Lee I. Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Martin Landauer Mr. and Mrs. Sam S. Simon Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Worth MRS. PHILIP NEWMAN (Recovery) DR. AND MRS. BYRON B. GROSS Mrs. Adolph Neuman and Family MR. AND MRS. HARRY MYERS (25th Wedding Anniversary) JAY OLSCHAN (Recovery) HERMAN W. HEYMAN (65th Birthday) (65th Wedding Anniversary) Dr. and Mrs. Clarence T. Eckert Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stone Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Freed Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Freed DR. AND MRS. IRWIN B. HORWITZ HARRY OSER (Recovery) Mrs. Paul S. Sigan MR. AND MRS. ISADORE COHEN {25th Wedding Anniversary) Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mosbacher KAROL A. KORNGOLD (65th Birthday} (50th Wedding Anniversary) Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I. Sievers MOTHER OF MRS. LESTER PERLMUTTER Mr. and Mrs. Ernst A. Freund Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Cohen MR. AND MRS. MARTIN LANDAUER (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Milton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Cohen {25th Wedding Anniversary) Mr. and Mrs. George Perlmutter (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) DR. AND MRS. MOYER S. FLEISHER Mr. and Mrs. Hernert Daust PAUL PINGAR (Recovery) HERBERT F. LEWIS (65th Birthday) (50th Wedding Anniversary) Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Lederman Mrs. Leo Frank, Joan and Susan Mr. and Mrs. Eli Sandperl Mrs. Edward S. Block Mr. and Mrs. Julius Sanger SIMON POLINSKY (Recovery) MRS. WILLIAM HENRY SCHIELD Margaret Falkenburg DR. AND MRS. HAROLD FRANKLIN The Meyer Jaffees (65th Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glaser, Jr. (20th Wedding Anniversary) The Saul Spielbergs Mrs. Lewis Bettman Mrs. Walter W. Hamburger Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Yawitz SAM ROSENBLOOM (Recovery) (Lewis Bettman Memorial Fund) Max Levis MR. AND MRS. MILTON H. TUCKER Dr. and Mrs. William A. Marmor Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Franc, Jr. Mrs. Arthur Lieber (5th Wedding Anniversary) Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pass Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) Mrs. Marshall W. Newburger Mr. and Mrs. Major B. Einstein BERNIE ROSS (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. John Isaacs, Jr. MR. AND MRS. ADOLPH GLASER MR. AND MRS. GEORGE FALK Mrs. William B. Levy Willard L. Levy (50th Wedding Anniversary) (Wedding Anniversary) MRS. BONNIE ROSS (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hacker Mrs. Louis Weinstein Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lowenbaum {Sadye Mathes Fund) MR. AND MRS. CHARLES W. MINTZ SAM. C. SACHS (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Ruwitch Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wittcoff (Wedding Anniversary) Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Sydney M. Shoenberg Max Levii Mr. and Mrs. Julius Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Stern MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM HORK {50th Wedding Anniversary) MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH MOTCHAN Sara Torgove Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Strauss Mr. and Mrs. Warner A. Isaacs and Julie (Wedding Anniversary) MRS. ARTHUR A. SCHARFF, JR. (Recovery) HERBERT S. SCHIELE (65th Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Motchan Mr. and Mrs. Milton M. Scharff Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Bettman, Jr. MR. AND MRS. FREDERICK NUSSBAUM MR. AND MRS. BENJAMIN M. SCHULEIN Mr. and Mrs. Major B. Einstein (50th Wedding Anniversary) (Wedding Anniversary) BEN SCHMIDT (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Franc, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin K. Popper Mr. and Mrs. Albert Arndt Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gelfanbaum (Edna E. Peterson Scholarship Fund) MR. AND MRS. JULIAN G. SAMUELS Mr. and Mrs. Victor Friedman Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Goldring Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glaser, Jr. (50th Wedding Anniversary) Max Levis Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Powers Mr. and Mrs. Edward Greensfelder Mrs. M. Erwin Bry Dr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Levin Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Rich Mr. and Mrs. John Isaacs, Jr. Mrs. Robert V. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Stern Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Ross Mrs. Sanford Jacobs Willard L. Levy Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wittcoff MRS. DORA SCHNEIDER (Recovery) Mrs. Marjorie Frank Lesser Mrs. Hattie M. Loble MR. AND MRS. ADOLPH SHERMAN Mr. and Mrs. George Glass Mr. and Mrs. Lawton J. Levy Dr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Sale, Jr. {Wedding Anniversary) Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stepman Willard L. Levy Richard E. Turner Mr. and Mrs. George Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Burt Weisman Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Loeb MR. AND MRS. J. H. SHIEBER MR. ANDJvlRS. SYDNEY M. SHOENBERG NATHAN SCHNEIDER (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lowenbaum (50th Wedding Anniversary) (Wedding Anniversary) Mrs. Dave Seidel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Ruwitch Dr. and Mrs- Clarence T. Eckert Mrs. Mark C. Steinberg MARTIN L. SEIDEL (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Samuels Mrs. Lena Sager MR. AND MRS. SAM S. SIMON Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Strauss MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL WOLFF (Wedding Anniversary) Mrs. Sol Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Millard A. Waldheim (50th Wedding Anniversary) Mrs. Henry Rice Mr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Lewin M. MICHAEL FISHMAN (60th Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Melville Friedman MRS. PAXTON ACKERMAN (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Leo Newman Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cornbleet Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mathes Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schechter Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Jacobs (Sadye Mathes Fund) IDA AVERBUSCH (Recovery) JOE SILVERMAN (Recovery) Dr. and Mrs. Milton H. Jasper Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Pearline Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shank Mr. and Mrs. Avery B. Seidel \M PAGE 13 DONOR IN HONOR OF DONOR IN HONOR OF DONOR IN MEMORY OF DONOR IN HONOR3 OF SAM S. SIMON (Recovery) MR. AND MRS. MAX KLEBAN JOEL MALEN DR. J. G. PROBSTEIN (Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Scharff, Jr. (Holiday Greetings) Shirley Cytron Mrs. Morton J. May ALICIA SINGER (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Charak Mary Doll DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY SPECIAL FUND Mrs. Sam Rubin DR. ARTHUR E. STRAUSS Marcella Gasperi IN MEMORY OF MRS. BESSIE SMITH (Recovery) (Happy New Year and Good Health) Alice Gresham PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY Mr. and Mrs. Louis Karpf Esther Sigan Marie Koeneman Houlihan Mrs. Sylvan H. Robinson MRS. B. SPIELBERG (Recovery) (Dr. Arthur E. Strauss Visiting Physicians Fund) Jewish Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association REHABILITATION - CHRONIC DIVISION Mrs. M. Michael Fishman IN APPRECIATION OF THE AUXILIARY'S Beverly Kaufer RESEARCH FUND Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Friedman ASSISTANCE TO THE JEWISH HOSPITAL Albert and Ethel Robnak IN MEMORY OF ANN SPITZER (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tiger Muriel Sears ABRAHAM MICHELSON Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hacker DAVID A. GEE (Appointment as Executive Grace Vertrees Employees of Veterans Administration Hospital (Sadye Mathes Fund) Director of Jewish Hospital) Catherine Weindel Outpatient Clinic Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wides Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Leob FLORENCE LEVY MARKS ROSE MILLER SIMON S. SPITZER (Recovery) MRS. ROBERT HURWITZ Golda Cohen Irwin Albrecht Mrs. Esther Doischman (Woman of Achievement) ROSE MILLER Gladys Bobbitt Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Freed Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Cohen Alice Gresham Marjorie Boulton JOSEPH STERNECK (Recovery) Dr. and Mrs. Milton H. Jasper Nadean Wright and family Pat Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boonshaft DONATIONS HELEN RICHARDS Rose Engel Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schultz Mrs. Irene S. Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stults Debby Fendelman ALVIN VITTERT (Recovery) Aaron Brodkin FATHER OF RITA RUTLEDGE Rose Glaser Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cohen Mrs. Jeanette DeHovitz Jewish Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association Matilda Goldberg MRS. SIDNEY WEISSMAN (Recovery) Edward Grossman MOTHER OF MR. AND MRS. Marguerite Humes Mr. and Mrs. Avery B. Seidel Max Hene MILTON SEIGEL Jean Kreutztrager MRS. IRVING ZABRIN (Recovery) Herbert F. Lewis (Birthday) Emily and Morrie Huber Mary McKeever Mr. and Mrs. Richard Glisker Mr. and Mrs. Alan Molasky MYRTLE VAN ZANDT Andy Porth DR. HARRY BERNTON Emil Sakowski Jewish Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association Harvey Rudolph Mrs. Ben F. Jacobs JULIA A. WEDIG Jacqueine Rudolph MORRIS COPPERSMITH Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stults Joyce Rudolph Dr. and Mrs. William A. Marmor MOTHER OF WILMA AND IN HONOR OF BERTRUM GABRIEL, JR. JOY WHITEHEAD DR. AND MRS. MOYER FLEISHER Gertrude Cohen Jewish Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association (50th Wedding Anniversary) MRS. HARRY J. KLEIN IN HONOR OF Mr. and Mrs. Milton W. King Mr. and Mrs. John Isaacs, Jr. DAVID A. GEE (New Appointment) RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF JEWISH HOSPITAL MRS. LILLIAN LANDIS Jewish Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association IN MEMORY OF Til lie Frenzel ROSE McCLELLEN HERMAN FEIGENBAUM Mr. and Mrs. George Glass (Best Wishes for the Future) Brod-Dugan Company RABBI BERNARD LIPNICK Jewish Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association MRS. LOUIS HAMMERMAN Mr. and Mrs. Max Cohen HELEN WOLHERT (birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Zimmerman FLORENCE MANDEL Shirley Cytron MRS. HARRY LESSER Mrs. Robert V. Friedman JULIUS AND SARA GINSBERG RESEARCH FUND Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Lesser MORTON J. MAY IN HONOR OF Mr. and Mrs. William Lesser, II Mrs. Mae Gluck WILLIAM AND FRANK GINSBERG Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wachenheim (Florence G. and David May Research Fund) The Stetson Corporation BERNARD LIEBERMAN HENRY V. PUTZEL (Blanche Greenwald Fund) ALVIN GOLDMAN RESEARCH FUND Libson Shops, Credit Department Mr. and Mrs. Paul Putzel IN MEMORY OF ABRAHAM MICHELSON Max J. Putzel ALVIN D. GOLDMAN (Birthday) Mrs. Charles Lloyd Hudson MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH F. RUWITCH Madeline M. Hadley ESTHER SHAPIRO Mr. and Mrs. Julius H. Funk MARTHA K. GREENSFELDER RESEARCH FUND Louis and Richard Galosy MRS. GORDON SCHERCK IN MEMORY OF IN HONOR OF Mrs. Fred Bank BERNARD GREENSFELDER DR. NORBERT FREINKEL EDGAR SCHWARTZ Fruin Colnon Contracting Company Mrs. Frances Chervitz Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wittcoff Mrs. Sophie Hatupin JOSEPH GLASER (Birthday) DR. ARTHUR E. STRAUSS GREETING CARD DONATIONS Mr. A. D. Welsh, of the Welsh Company Mr. and Mrs. Lewis T. Apple (Dr. Arthur E. Strauss Visiting Physicians Fund) Aetna Finance Company—Mr. Charles H. Yalem ROSE HOFFMAN CANCER MEMORIAL FUND LEE M. LIBERMAN Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lieber, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berger, II IN MEMORY OF Laclede Gas Company Women's Association Mrs. Kurt Mansbacher Mr. and Mrs. M. Erwin Bry, Jr. ROSE HOFFMAN SAM SCHEFF Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Orenstein Mrs. Pearl Cohen JEAN CARRICO SMITH Mr. Carl G. Hogan Dr. and Mrs. Jacob Stolar Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Sale MR. AND MRS. JULIUS VAN RAALTE Mr. and Mrs. William W. Collinger Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Sale Dr. and Mrs. Helman C. Wasserman Wayne Cooper JEWISH HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND MR. AND MRS. ROBERT BRAND Mrs. Felix S. Dreyer IN MEMORY OF (their Marriage) Financial Service Company PHILLIP SCHIFFER Dr. and Mrs. Clarence T. Eckert Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Freund Dr. and Mrs. Milton Kardesch (Oscar Brand Memorial Fund) Harvey A. Friedman IN HONOR OF MRS. MEYER COHEN Mr. and Mr:.. Solon Gershman SAMUEL C. SACHS (Recovery) (Granddaughters Marriage) Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Goldman Mrs. Sophia D. Reifler Mrs. Samuel M. Friedman Samuel Goldstein JOSEPH D. KARSH MEMORIAL LIBRARY FUND IN MEMORY OF MR. AND MRS. HAROLD KAMINSKY Natalie Handelman (their Daughter's Marriage) Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hausfater JOSEPH D. KARSH Dr. and Mrs. Milton H. Jasper MILDRED SUSMAN Mrs. Julius Ginsberg (Julius and Sara Ginsberg Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Karsh Cancer Research and Therapy Fund) Mr. and Mrs. Jason Kawin Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Kay LUKEMIA FUND OF MIRIAM LODGE #17, MARY KOENIGSBERG (her Marriage) UNITED ORDER OF TRUE SISTERS Mr. and Mrs. Earl Susman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Kling Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kopman IN HONOR OF MR. AND MRS. HERMAN KUPER Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kutten DR. PAUL LOWENSTEIN (Birthday) (their Marriage) Rosella Lockwood Mrs. Harvey Frohlichstein Mr. and Mrs. Bud Lowy Mr. and Mrs. Bram Lewin JACKIE SUE MARGULIS LIVER RESEARCH FUND DR. AND MRS. BERNARD LYTTON Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lewin IN MEMORY OF (their Marriage) Mr. and Mrs. Rodrick J. Lewin HARRY GALE Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fleishman Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Lieberman Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Stern Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Loeb Mrs. Bertha Zwibelman LILLIAN RICH (her Marriage) Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Loeb JACKIE SUE MARGULIS Mr. and Mrs. Max Lipschitz Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cohen DR. AND MRS. JOSEPH F. ROUFA Mrs. Monroe C. Mathes ABRAHAM MICHELSON (their Marriage) Mr. and Mrs. Morton L. Meyer Mrs. Bertha Zwibelman Mrs. Esther Doischman Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Myer, III HAROLD SIGOLOFF BEN L. SHIFRIN (75th Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cohen MR. AND MRS. HARRY ROVAK Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nathanson Mr. and Mrs. Moses E. Shire (Granddaughter's Marriage) Mr. and Mrs. Jules L. Pass IN HONOR OF SIDNEY I. ROTHSCHILD MEDICAL LIBRARY FUND JULIE ACKERMAN (Recovery) Mrs. Samuel M. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Poslosky Mrs, Irvin Bettman, Jr. Milton Rosenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cohen IN MEMORY OF MR. AND MRS. SAM WAYNE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fishgoll (their Marriage) Robert Rosenfeld SIDNEY I. ROTHSCHILD Rosenthal Paper Products Company Mr. and Mrs. A. Katleman Gilbert A. Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. M. Gilly Reifer Mrs. Robert Scissors DR. AND MRS. WARREN WEINBERG Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ross MARTHA SENIOR Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Ruwitch FLORENCE G. AND DAVID MAY RESEARCH FUND Medical Resident Staff of Jewish Hospital (their Marriage) IN MEMORY OF Dr. and Mrs. Milton H. Jasper Roger A. Sachar SCHERCK CHARITABLE FOUNDATION - Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Salomon, III HAROLD PATRICK NURSING SCHOLARSHIP FUND PAMELA POTASHNICK (her Engagement) Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Scallet Mr. and Mrs. John R. Randle IN MEMORY OF Mr. and Mrs. Dan Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scherck HAROLD PATRICK (Birthday) MRS. HARRY LESSER MRS. ROSE SIMON Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Schweich Mr. and Mrs. John R. Randle Mr. D. J. Biller (Forthcoming Marriage to Mr. J. Aach) Mrs. Herbert Seidel IN HONOR OF Mrs. Charles Bloom Mr. and Mrs. Jules Biegelsen Mrs. Sara Seidel MR. AND MRS. JULIAN SAMUELS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Reis DR. AND MRS. EDWARD SULKIN David Sher (50th Wedding Anniversary) Mr. and Mrs. Philip Steiner (Daughter's Engagement) Julian Sincoff Mr. Morton J. May Mr. and Mrs. Townsend S. Van Antwerp Dr. and Mrs. Milton H. Jasper Elwin Smith Mrs. George R. Witt MRS. ROBERT BURNETT (New Grandson) Mrs. David Smith REBECCA SENTURIA MEMORIAL LIBRARY FUND Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hammerman Michael M. Starr Joseph J. Senturia DR. AND MRS. H. FRANKLIN Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wittcoff Joseph J. Senturia (Birth of Son) Mr. and Mrs. Sander Zwick IN MEMORY OF Dr. and Mrs. Alfred I. Sherman SIGMOND AND MARIE BAER CARDIO-PULMONARY JERRY GOLDMAN MR. AND MRS. MEYER JAFFE LAB. FUND (Brother of Dr. Mel Goldman) (Granddaughter) IN MEMORY OF Dr. Hyman R. Senturia Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Friedman MRS. MAJOR (NELLIE) LEVY IRA AND HERBERT SIMON RESEARCH FUND MR. AND MRS. MYRON KODNER Mr. and Mrs. H. Silverstein IN MEMORY OF (their Daughter) Mr. and Mrs. L. Silverstein BERT SIMON Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth O. Green CARDIOVASCULAR RESEARCH FUND HERBERT B. SIMON MR. AND MRS. MAX LIPSCHITZ IN MEMORY OF (Brother and Cousin of Mr. Julian Simon) (their Grandson) HARRY I. GALE Julian Simon Mrs. Mordecai B. Brown Mr. and Mrs. J. Waltuch IN HONOR OF Mrs. Irving Hartmann LOUIS STEIN MRS. IRA B. SIMON Mr. and Mrs. J. Waltuch (Season's Greetings) MR. AND MRS. JACK RICE IN HONOR OF Julian Simon (New Great Grandchild) MR. AND MRS. JACK EPSTEIN ARTHUR E. STRAUSS VISITING PHYSICIAN FUND Mrs. Julius Ginsberg (Julius and Sara Ginsberg (Wedding Anniversary) IN MEMORY OF Cancer Research and Therapy Fund) Judy and Ronald Epstein HELEN WALLER MR. AND MRS. BERNARD RUBIN VIRGINIA E. FORD MEMORIAL NURSING FUND Harvey A. Friedman (their Twin Grandsons) IN MEMORY OF IN HONOR OF Mrs. Julius Ginsberg (Julius and Sara Ginsberg ELIZABETH FRANCES ASHE DR. ARTHUR E. STRAUSS (Birthday) Cancer Research and Therapy Fund) Jewish Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ackerman MRS. BEVERLY SHABANSKY HATTIE BARR Mrs. Esther C. Baron (her Great Granddaughter) III. Mo. Shasta Club Marian Pfingsten Bryan Joseph Motchan Jewish Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association Dr. C. J. Cherre MR. AND MRS. RICHARD SHAPIRO CARL BECKER Clemence Lieber (Birth of Son) Pauline and Lisa Urvater Dr. Bernard S. Loitman Mr. and Mrs. EH Sandpearl LOUISE BRANDALL Dr. H. R. Senturia DR. AND MRS. STANLEY WEINBERG Emily and Morrie Huber Dr. Gene Spector (their New Granddaughter) FATHER OF JUANITA CARTER BURNS Dr. Noah Susman Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth O. Green Jewish Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association LOUIS M. MONHE1MER - CLARA K. LONDON SURGICAL RESEARCH FUND MR. AND MRS. STANLEY FELDMAN Nadean Wright and family MEMORIAL RESEARCH FUND IN MEMORY OF (their New Home) ETHELYN STOCKWELL COCKRELL IN MEMORY OF EVA GORDEN Dr. and Mrs. Milton H. Jasper Jewish Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association CLARA K. LONDON (Mother of Mrs. David Sperling) MARGARET W. DAVISON J. L. London MR. AND MRS. BERNARD LERNER Dr. and Mrs. Morton D. Pareira Jewish Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association EDNA E. PETERSON SCHOLARSHIP FUND (their Good Health) BERNARD GREENSFELDER Esther Sigan Anna C. Robinson IN MEMORY OF Dr. and Mrs. Morton D. Pareira GEORGE ERON MRS. HARRY LESSER FERN WALDMAN FUND MRS. JACK GOLDSTEIN Edna Malen (Mother of Mrs. Gordon Scherck) IN MEMORY OF (For Giving Blood for Mr. Sam Milton) MRS. KELLY Mr. and Mrs. Morton D. May LENA GARFINKEL Sam Milton Mr. and Mrs. Mel Pfankuche JOEL MALEN Lena Craven PAUL SHATZ MINNIE KESSLER Mr. and Mrs. William Keys WESTLAKE EAR, NOSE, THROAT RESEARCH FUND (For Giving Blood for Mr. Sam Milton) (Mother of Ethel Robnak) Mr. and Mrs. Morton D. May IN MEMORY OF Sam Milton Shirley Cytron Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Schultz DR. SAMUEL B. WESTLAKE (Birthday) SHELLY HIEKEN (Bas Mitzvah) Alice Gresham ELSIE PROBSTEIN - HARRY KOPLAR BRACE FUND Miss Mary E. Holliway Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Collar Emily Huber IN MEMORY OF WOHL CANCER RESEARCH MR. AND MRS. SIMON POLINSKY Jewish Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association SAM KOPLAR IN MEMORY OF (Bar Mitzvah of their Grandson) CLARENCE LANGE Irwin J. Meyer LOUIS J. PORTNER Mrs. Samuel M. Friedman (Father of Betty Lange Barnett) CLARA LONDON (Birthday) Mr. and Mrs. Milton Siegel MR. AND MRS. JOE STEPMAN Jewish Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association Dr. J. G. Probstein DAVID M. RUBIN (their Safe Return) Marion Melgner DAVID WAY 6th Graders at Jackson Park School, University City Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stepman WALTER LOWRY (Brother of George W. S. Way) IN HONOR OF HOLIDAY SEASON Mayme Woodley Bollinger Mr. and Mrs. Otto P. Broeder JUDY EPSTEIN (Recovery) Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Carpenter Jewish Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kleeburg Anonymous \M PAGE 14 101 Employees Honored for Hospital Service

A total of 101 long-time hospital em- audiology; Betty Short, central supply; Dr. ployees received service awards at a special Robert Ahlvin, Harold Briggs, Mary Egli, tea, April 8 in Steinberg Auditorium of Henry Lackland, Alese Mitchell, Harlan the hospital. Awards and certificates of Shake, clinical labs; appreciation were presented by Joseph F. Annie Irving, Lois Rush, Pasco Stewart, Ruwitch, president of the board of direc- Dora Wolff, dietary; Robert Smith, data tors, and David A. Gee, executive director. processing; Shirley Bascom, home care; Miss Lavera Ryder, director of nursing Alma Bell, Mary McCoy, Juanita Sherrod, education received a lapel watch for 20 housekeeping; Gloria Purley, laundry; years of service to the hospital. Dr. Albert Eisenstein, medicine research; Those honored for 15 years of service Linda Kalkbrenner, Evora Hall, Bernice and the departments in which they work White, nursing; Winifred Del,op. nursing are: Eileen Gianino, anesthesiology; Mar- education; Joann Mitchell, Dorothy Pat- garet Coleman, clinical labs; Jessie Gil- terson, Ossie Frazier, Lue Vetrice Cotton, lespie, laundry; Bernard Ostendorf, main- THESE SIX PERSONS Evelyn C. Cannon, Gene Marshall, Helen RECEIVED WATCHES Love, Callie M. Ballard, Geraldine Kidd, tenance; Ida Robinson, housekeeping, and FOR THEIR 15 YEARS Christ Yungermann, maintenance. All re- OF SERVICE TO THE all nursing; ceived wrist watches. HOSPITAL. Dora Right, out-patient clinic; John Engraved silver bowls went to ten year MISS LAVERA RYDER IS CONGRATULATED Mosier, John Steding, maintenance; Albert award winners who are: Annie Williams, FOR HER 20 YEARS OF SERVICE BY JOSEPH Ross, Chauncey Shippee, radiology; F. RUWITCH (C.) AND DAVID A. GEE. child psychiatry; Emma Rhoden, central Elmolee Burt, Mary Henderson, Paula supply; Estelle Miller, admitting; Dr. Sam Kroll, Willie Nunley, Leona Porter, Bessie THE HOSPITAL LOGO-TYPE WAS CAST AS A Frankel, Verna Romike, Rosalie Boyd, Dr. GOLD PIN OR TIE-TACK FOR FIVE-YEAR Robinson, Lawrence Young all from house- Alex Sonnenwirth, clinical labs; Rose AWARD WINNERS AND AS A SILVER keeping, and Vera Rust, nursing. EMBLEM ATTACHED TO BOWLS FOR TEN- Engel, communication; Dr. Edward YEAR AWARD WINNERS. For the first time in the hospital's Massie, Geraldine Ford, heart station; Dr. history, certificates of appreciation were I. J. Fiance, home care; presented this year to employees who had Vera Anderson, Sarah Crenshaw, Ruth more than 25 years of service or who had Gates, housekeeping; Betty Dodd, Ruth retired during 1963. Those receiving cer- Keel, nursing administration; Opal TEN-YEAR AWARD tificates included Margaret Humes, 39 Schaeper, Ella Forniss, nursing; Dr. Hy- WINNERS. years, credit and collection; Emma Gar- man Senturia, Luella Brown, radiology; bee, 38 years, radiology; Joseph Jennings, Robert Hickok, Dr. Franz V. Steinberg, 37 years, maintenance; Michael Somogyi, rehabilitation; Dr. Morton Pareira, sur- Ph.D., 37 years, clinical laboratories; gery; Thelma Triplett, Helen Bell, house- Rose McClellan, 37 years, nursing educa- keeping; Helen Wohlert, nursing educa- tion; Marjorie Boulton, 37 years, medical tion; Addie Sanders, admitting, and records; Hepple Robinson, 36 years, pur- Ernestine Scott and Johnnie Johnson, chasing; Edna Peterson, 36 years, nursing dietary. administration; Moyer Fleisher, M.D., 24 The hospital logo-type was reproduced years, clinical laboratories; Avanelle Boycc, on gold tie-tacks or pins for five year 28 years, nursing administration, Virginia award winners. Reisinger, 27 years, nursing administration; Those receiving five year awards and Bonnie Stephens, 15 years, dietary; and Clarence Shannon, 6 years, housekeeping. their departments are: Dorothy Rosen, FIVE-YEAR AWARD Rose Glaser, accounts receivable; Deborah WINNERS. The committee which planned the after- Fendelman, admitting; Oliver Finley, noon's events included Lynne Lamberg, Joseph McGill, London Price, Sim Willis, chairman, and Bo Axelrod, William Jr., adult psychiatry; Luzellia Gardner, Chiles, Marguerite Humes, Bella Fendle- anesthesiology; Dr. Robert Goldstein, man and Beulah Sanders.

N. R. Society Gives Hospital $3,000 Dr. David Rytand is Visiting Professor

Dr. David A. Rytand, Arthur L. Bloom- field Professor of Medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine served as Visiting Professor of Medicine at Jewish Hospital from March 1 through 31, 1964. Dr. Rytand, whose special interest is cardiology, is on the editorial board of the Journal of Chronic Diseases. He is the former editor of the Annual Review of Medicine and is the author of more than forty scientific papers on heart and kidney diseases. VISITING PROFESSOR DR. DAVID A. RYTAND (R.) He was president of the Western Associa- EXAMINES A PATIENT WITH DR. IVAN CLIFF, FIRST YEAR RESIDENT, AS PART OF THE TEACHING PRO- tion of Physicians from 1959 to 1960. He GRAM OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE. has also served as president of the Western Society for Clinical Research and is a fellow of the American College of Physi- cians, the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the New School of Nursing York Academy of Sciences. Holds Annual Dr. Rytand is a member of the Associa- tion of American Physicians, American Nursing Career Day Society for Clinical Investigation, Society of Experimental Biology and Medicine, The annual "Nursing Career Day" of American Society of Pharmacology and the Jewish Hospital School of Nursing was Experimental Therapeutics, American Fed- held on Saturday, March 7, at the Moses eration for Clinical Research, California Shoenberg School of Nursing Building. Society of Internal Medicine, California About 150 high school sophomores, Academy of Medicine, and the American juniors and seniors from the St. Louis area Medical Association. attended, according to Miss Edna E. Peterson, Jewish Hospital director of He is consultant in internal medicine at nursing. the Veterans' Administration Hospital, The day's program included a guided Palo Alto, California. From 1954 to 1959 he was professor and executive head of the tour of the hospital, nurses' residences, department of medicine at Stanford Uni- classrooms and laboratories. There were versity School of Medicine. demonstrations of nursing techniques, displays and discussions with students and A $3000 CHECK FROM THE NOSHIM RACHMONIOTH SOCIETY FOR OBSTETRICAL RESEARCH IS PRESENTED Dr. Rytand received his A.B. in 1929 faculty members concerning opportunities BY MRS. FRANCIS D. ISRAEL TO DAVID A. GEE, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE HOSPITAL, AT THE N.R. and his M.D. in 1933 from Stanford Uni- for careers in nursing. A tea for all partici- SOCIETY'S MEETING MAY 14. THE FRANCIS D. ISRAEL OBSTETRICAL RESEARCH FUND WAS STARTED AT THE HOSPITAL IN 1947. versity. He is 54 years old. pants concluded the day's activities. nw PAGE 15

Dr. Dickinson Richards: Visiting Professor States His Views Nobel Laureate Dr. Dickinson W. Richards, Visiting Professor of Medicine at Jewish Hospital during February, is a modest man. He'd rather talk about the future of medical education, health care for the aged and research in the field of cardio-pulmonary disease than his many accomplishments in these areas. Dr. Richards received the Nobel Prize in 1956 for his work in cardio-pulmonary physiology. "The next decade in cardio-pulmonary research will—at least I hope that it will — be concerned more with the origins and causes of chronic lung and heart disease", Dr. Richards said. "We need more work in biochemistry, anatomy and experimental pathology to discover the origins of such diseases as bronchitis, em- VISITING PROFESSOR DR. DICKINSON W. RICHARDS (THIRD FROM L.) CHATS WITH JEWISH HOSPITAL STAFF MEMBERS DURING HIS RECENT VISIT HERE. DR. physema and fibrosis of the lung as well RICHARDS, A NOBEL PRIZE WINNER, WAS ONE OF THE EMINENT MEDICAL MEN WHO CAME TO THE HOSPITAL THIS YEAR TO PARTICIPATE IN THE INSTRUC- as the degenerative diseases of the heart." TION OF INTERNS AND RESIDENTS. Dr. Richards was one of the thirty-six physicians who called on the late President Kennedy two years ago to support the King-Anderson bill and has been a member Dr. R. S. Weiss Dies Ben A'Kiba Aids Child Psychiatry of a twelve-man committee named by Dr. Richard S. Weiss, 78, nationally Senator Javits in 1962 to study health care known dermatologist and a member of the for the aged. hospital staff since 1921, died March 27 of Explains King-Anderson Bill heart disease. In its basic principle, Dr. Richards ex- He was a former president of the Amer- plained it is a good thing for people to ican Dermatological Association, former provide for old age care on an insurance president of the Missouri Social Hygiene basis paid for during their working years. Association, and professor emeritus of Private insurance has not been able to dermatology of the Washington University avoid the practice of "adverse selection" medical school. excluding from insurance older persons who are poor risks. In this way many old He was head of the department of derm- people who really need the care can't get it. atology at Jewish Hospital from 1946 to The National Committee believes that a 1951. combination of private insurance, to cover For his efforts in the field of social hy- other medical costs, and government in- giene education, he was made an honorary surance to help take care of hospital ex- life member of the American Social Hy- penses, would help solve this problem. giene Association in 1948. He lectured and Many young doctors seem to be coming authored many articles on the cost of around to supporting this position. Dr. veneral disease to business and society, and Richards added that he thought that there was considered a national authority on the was a reasonable chance that the congress subject. would pass a "emdicare" bill. But "that's a political, not a medical, matter" he said. In 1962 in Washington, D. C, he served as honorary vice president of the Twelfth Dr. Richards is emeritus professor of International Congress of Dermatology. medicine at the Columbia University Col- lege of Physicians and Surgeons and for- He was a 1909 graduate of Washington mer director of the First Medical Division University School of Medicine. of Bellevue Hospital in New York. Survivors include two sons, Richard M. MRS. JACOB MELLMAN (L.) PRESIDENT OF THE BEN A'KIBA AID SOCIETY AND MRS. ALAN BRODDON, Six-year Medical School and Jacob L. of St. Louis; a daughter, VICE PRESIDENT, PRESENT A SILVER KIDDUSH CUP AND CANDLESTICKS TO RABBI LAWRENCE SIEGEL, Mrs. Margarete Littman of Oak Park, HOSPITAL CHAPLAIN. THE SOCIETY'S GIFTS ARE USED IN THE FIRST FLOOR CHAPEL OF THE HOSPITAL Asked his opinion of the six year medical Mich., and seven grandchildren. Mrs. DURING RELIGIOUS SERVICES. school Dr. Richards replied, "It certainly Weiss died three years ago. speeds up the educational process, but I think it would be undesirable to sacrifice Hepner Appointment the four year liberal arts background for those who want and are able to take it." James O. Hepner was appointed assist- The costs of medical education, Dr. ant director of the hospital beginning Richards thinks, are much too high in this March 1, 1964. country. "Young medical people emerge Hepner, 31, received his Ph.D. degree from British and European medical schools in hospital and health administration in perhaps with no more money in their February from the University of Iowa, pockets than do our young doctors, but Iowa City, where he also completed under- they certainly have fewer debts." graduate studies. He holds a master's de- Changes in Medicine gree in hospital administration from Wash- ington University School of Medicine. In his many years in the medical pro- At Jewish Hospital he was a resident in fession Dr. Richards has been witness to hospital administration from May, 1958, many changes in techniques and attitudes. to June, 1959, an administrative assistant What about "computer medicine?" from June, 1959, to July, 1961, and then "The danger is," Dr. Richards said, assistant director until his return to col- "that the more gadgets we have the more lege in January, 1962. liable we are to depend on them too As assistant director, he is responsible heavily. We must protect ourselves from for the out-patient clinic, emergency rooms, letting the laboratory become our master employee health service, social work, medi- rather than our servant." cal records and home care departments. He also handles the heart station, electro- Jewish Hospital "Excellent" encephalography, cardiopulmonary lab, About Jewish Hospital, where he con- audiology, rehabilitation and certain ad- ducted a teaching program during his ministrative activities of the laboratories, stay, Dr. Richards was enthusiastic. divisions of adult and child psychiatry, He said he found it to be a most active division of rehabilitation and department and interesting institution, excellent both of radiology. Hepner was on active duty with the in work and care. The most hopeful sign MRS. MELLMAN PRESENTS A CHECK FOR $15O0 TO JAMES HEPNER, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF THE HOS- Dr. Richards sees for the future of the PITAL. THE MONEY, AN ANNUAL BEN A'KIBA GIFT, IS USED TO SUPPORT THE BEN A'KIBA PLAY THERAPY Marine Corps from 1956 to 1958 and is a DEPARTMENT OF THE ELLEN STEINBERG DIVISION OF CHILD PSYCHIATRY. SHOWN AT RIGHT, WITH PSY- captain in the Marine Corps Reserve. He hospital is its closer affiliation with the CHOLOGIST LOIS FRANKLIN, A YOUNG PATIENT UTILIZES THE FACILITIES OF THIS AREA, AN IMPORTANT Washington University School of Medicine. PART OF THE TREATMENT OFFERED BY THE DEPARTMENT. is married. m PAGE 16 Miss Boulton Retires After 38 Years As Head of Medical Record Department

GROUND-BREAKING WILL BEGIN SOON FOR AN ADDITION TO THE MOSES SHOENBERG SCHOOL OF NURSING BUILDING HOUSING 56 GIRLS. THE ENTIRE BUILDING WILL BE REFURBISHED AND AIR-CONDI. TIONED. New Day for Payday Week-End Utilization MEMBERS OF THE MEDICAL RECORD DEPARTMENT STAFF BID MISS BOULTON (CENTER) FAREWELL AT A PARTY IN STEINBERG AUDITORIUM. Every other Friday is payday for full- time Jewish Hospital employees as of Program Begins Marjorie Boulton began her career at January 17, 1964. The paychecks are issued A program to increase week-end bed Jewish Hospital at the top of a ladder in twenty-six times a year now instead of utilization began May 1, 1964. The pro- a "little bit of a room" on the first floor. twenty-four times as in the past. Salaries gram will reduce the waiting period and Medical records, in 1926, Miss Boulton's are figured on an hourly rate rather than provide better use of existing facilities by first year here, were bound in loose-leaf on a monthly rate. enabling more patients to be admitted to binders and stored on high shelves. "You Employees found that even the pay- the hospital. just never knew when you had to climb a checks are different. The new checks show Medical staff members may use week- ladder to get down a volume weighing the last name and first two initials of the ends to admit patients needing medical 25 or even 50 pounds," she explained. employee's name plus social security, de- and surgical diagnostic work-ups or minor In March Miss Boulton retired as head partment and employee numbers. The surgery. of the medical record department. During number of hours worked and deductions Personnel in areas such as the operating her 38 years at the hospital she witnessed such as social security, Blue Cross and department, radiology and laboratories enormous changes in her field and in the time off are itemized on the check stub. have been increased to accommodate the hospital itself. When she came here, med- extra patient load. A data processing machine does the ical records were sparse and consisted An estimated 1000 to 1400 extra patient mostly of temperature sheets and possibly complicated job of figuring out the new paychecks. days of care annually will be provided a note or two by an attending physician, under the new system. she recalled. Raymond Highfill, chief accountant for The idea of increasing week-end utiliza- —Over the years, the staff has increased the hospital, said that a bi-weekly schedule tion was proposed by a committee of the from 2 to 16. DR. SOL WEISMAN PRESENTS MISS BOULTON is standard practice both in industries and voluntary medical staff in 1961. The new —Micro-film and data processing machines WITH A PLAQUE AND A CHECK ON BEHALF OF in many other institutions. program has been reviewed and approved have in part replaced the ladder and the THE MEDICAL STAFF. MISS BOULTON ALSO WAS GIVEN THE HONORARY DEGREE OF "MEDICAL The change in the payroll schedule re- by the Medical Advisory Committee. A six- loose-leaf binder. RECORD LIBRARIAN EMERITUS" BY THE HOSPITAL. sulted from an employee suggestion. month evaluation will be made. —Operating room notes, consultation notes and discharge summaries may be dictated into recording machines via telephones. —Compiling statistics is an increasingly important task. Started 216 One of Miss Boulton's contributions to the hospital was 216. During World War II she and the late Dr. Sam Grey, a mem- ber of the medical staff, started a news- letter for staff members in the armed serv- ices. They called the publication 216 S.K. after the hospital's address on South Kings- highway. Hospital news was presented in a column called "Trivia." Through the years Miss Boulton has worked to gain recognition for persons in her field. She was one of the early officers of the American Association of Medical Record Librarians in its early "floundering days" in the thirties. She also served as president of the Midwestern Association of Medical Record Librarians. Native of East Orange, IS. J. Miss Boulton came to St. Louis from East Orange, New Jersey, by way of Hig- ganum, Connecticut, and Toronto, Canada, where she attended boarding school. Her family moved to St. Louis which was her mother's home town and after a year in the records library at Barnes, Miss Boulton came to the Jewish Hospital, which had just moved to its present location on Kings- highway. As to the future: Miss Boulton looks forward with "unconcealed joy" to getting back to her beloved garden. "Flowers?" we asked. "Flowers, trees, vegetables, any- thing that grows," said Miss Boulton. "And I am going to turn into a housekeeper for the first time in my life." In addition Miss Boulton plans to "keep an active interest" in her field by taking THE THIRD WEEK IN JANUARY WAS A BUSY ONE FOR THE NURSERY, WITH THE BIRTH OF TRIPLETS AND TWO SETS OF TWINS. THE TRIPLETS, UNDER THE CAREFUL SUPERVISION OF ASSISTANT HEAD NURSE MAXINE RODABAUGH, WERE THE THIRD SET ON RECORD AT THE HOSPITAL IN THE LAST 17 YEARS some type of part-time employment. TRIPLETS OCCUR IN ABOUT ONE OUT OF EVERY 10,000 BIRTHS. VM PAGE 17

Information for Patients: Handbook, Brochures, Fact Cards, Explain Procedures, Allay Fears With people coming in at all hours of the night to listen to his heart and take his blood pressure, and someone shoving a pill in his mouth just about every time he opens it or wheeling him down to the x-ray department in a gown that barely reaches his knees, Mr. Patient might almost begin to feel he's just a bunch of aches and pains, not really a person at all. To let him know that his individual feelings are a major concern to everyone at Jewish Hospital, a special handbook and other printed items have been developed. Explaining the reasons for the rules and procedures, the how and why of hospital activity which might seem strange to Mr. Patient, these printed materials constitute a significant part of the total patient relations program. Copies of all items described here may be obtained by writing or calling the Public and Patient Relations Department at the hospital, 216 S. Kingshighway, St. Louis, Mo. 63110, FO 7-8080, Sta. 492 or 495. Patients' Handbook: Given to every reference sheet of facts about Jewish Hos- patient when he first arrives at the hospital, pital, this card provides answers to the this 20-page handbook explains procedures many questions patients ask. Sample ques- for operations, medications and examina- tion: How many surgical operations each tions and contains information about meals, day? Answer: 33 in 13 operating rooms. visitors, bills, and special services such as Telephone and Meal Cards: These cards beauticians and clergymen. The book tells make it easy for patients to request a patients, "You are the primary reason why private phone or a meal for a visitor. Jewish Hospital exists. Everything done at Designed in standard IBM-card size, these this hospital is aimed towards providing forms also help the hospital to maintain the best possible care for you." accurate, up-to-date records. Notes for New Mothers: This book was Diet Cards: For patients on any of the designed to meet the special needs and hospital's 22 special diets, these cards pro- interests of the 2500 women each year who vide a cheerful explanation of "doctor's have their babies at Jewish Hospital. It orders" and hopefully make a restricted explains such items as obtaining birth diet at least a little more appetizing. certificates or baby's first picture and Meal Tray Cards: Cards are placed on announces instruction classes on feeding patient meal trays to commemorate holi- and bathing the baby. It also contains days, announce religious services and photographs of daily activities on the patient parties and describe hospital maternity division. services. 216: The national award-winning hospi- Departmental Brochures: Booklets have tal newspaper, 216 gives patients a behind- been designed to explain activities of the the-scenes view of the people and activities many different departments at Jewish Hos- aimed at assuring them a comfortable* stay. pital. They contain information about the Pre-admission Form: This form is sent facilities, staff, treatment and services avail- to every patient whose admission to Jewish able. Hospital is scheduled a few days in ad- Patient Comment Form: Patients are vance. It includes advice on when to encouraged to mark their likes, and if need arrive, what to bring, visiting hours, in- be, their dislikes, about their hospital stay THAT EXTRA SOMETHING HAS BEEN ADDED TO THE MENU OF JEWISH HOSPITAL'S PATIENTS. WINE - surance and shops. It also contains an on this form. Every letter is answered, RED WITH MEAT AND WHITE WITH FISH OR FOWL - IS NOW SERVED AT LUNCH AND DINNER TO THOSE information sheet for the patient to fill out every suggestion studied. The most typical ON REGULAR DIETS. BO AXELROD, FOOD SERVICES DIRECTOR, HAS SELECTED TWO EXCELLENT DOMESTIC and mail back so as to speed up admission comment: "It was a pleasure to be a WINES AFTER MAKING A TASTING SURVEY OF VINTAGES FROM AROUND THE WORLD. WINE HAS NO procedure. NUTRITIVE VALUE BUT IT DOES PROVIDE A CERTAIN MILD SENSE OF WELL BEING, MAKING PATIENTS patient in your hospital. Everyone was so MORE TOLERANT OF NECESSARY HOSPITAL PROCEDURES. Fact Card: A wallet-size calendar and friendly and helpful."

Old and New Good Suggestions Bring Cash, Improve the Hospital

Seven Jewish Hospital employees were awarded cash prizes by the Suggestion Committee this month for ideas which will add to the safety or convenience of persons working in or visiting the hospital. Eldon Songer of housekeeping received $10.00 for suggesting that mirrors, similar to those installed recently on the 2-South nursing station, be put up in corridor walls at the end of the receiving ramp to pro- tect persons approaching when heavy trucks are being moved down the ramp. Reminders not to throw paper towels into hoppers and toilets will be posted at the suggestion of Ronnie Scheper of main- tenance, who will receive $10.00 for his idea. Barbara Tafel in the executive offices thought it would save secretarial time if a box labeled "Returned Your Call" would be added to the telephone message pads. The committee agreed and awarded her $5.00. Richard Renner in radiology noticed that many visitors had trouble finding rooms on the second floor. He suggested that a boldly lettered sign be installed on the wall opposite the elevator in the x-ray department. Mr. Renner was awarded $5.00 for this suggestion. SUGGESTION AWARD WINNER BARBARA TAFEL SHOWS (FROM L. TO R.) ELDON SONGER, RONNIE "No Smoking" signs will soon be in- SCHEPER, YVONNE WILLIAMS AND HERMAN LITWAK THE NEW SIGN ON THE STAIRWAY DOOR WHICH stalled on all elevators at the suggestion of WAS MR. LITWAK'S WINNING SUGGESTION. WINNERS NOT PRESENT FOR THE PHOTOGRAPH WERE Jean Berthelote of anesthesiology. Miss JEWN BERTHOLOTE AND RICHARD RENNER. Berthelote felt that smoking on an elevator This precaution protects personnel coming Williams in medicine research won $5.00. crowded with visitors, employees and pa- up the steps. A $5.00 award went to Mr. William H. Chiles, chairman of the tients could constitute a health hazard. Litwak for his idea. suggestion committee expressed delight at She received $5.00 for her suggestion. Because many people confuse the first the number of suggestions presented re- The "Caution Open Slowly" sign which floor with the second, a system of signs cently and special gratification at the large JEWISH HOSPITAL NURSE AIDES FORMED A COM- near the first floor laboratories will be in- number of award winners. MITTEE TO REDESIGN THEIR UNIFORMS. HERE AIDE has been affixed to the door leading from EARLENE IRVING (L.) MODELS THE OLD STYLE the first floor to the ground floor near the stalled which will assist people in finding "We have five suggestion boxes in the OUTFIT, WHILE AIDE BEULAH NORTHERN IS SEEN laboratories is the result of an idea pre- their way to the second floor x-ray depart- hospital just waiting to be filled with more IN THE NEW AQUA NYLON PINAFORE. A SPECIAL IDENTIFICATION BADGE IS ON THE SLEEVE. sented by Herman Litwak of home care. ments. For this helpful suggestion Yvonne usable ideas, he said. [W PAGE 18 Tells of Struggle to Relearn Speech "I can't say what I mean." That's a common expression, but most of us manage to adequately translate our thoughts into words, to use words as symbols of ideas. Not so the person with aphasia. In him this precious ability is lost or impaired. With speech therapy and great personal effort, the patent with aphasia possibly can regain some language skills. The following account of the struggle to learn to talk again ivas written by a 57 year old aphasic who had suffered two strokes. A former high school English teacher, the author spent two months polishing this autobiographical sketch. She worked under the direction of a speech clinician in the hospital's division of audiology and speech pathology. The article was condensed for publication in 216, but the author's style was left unchanged. The few errors of syntax and spelling are related to the language disturb- ances of aphasia. — Ed. Two and a half years ago I had my My doctor ordered television in the first stroke. room so I would not be excommunicated This came to me as a shock because I from the world and this helped me out was unaware of it as I was working in my greatly because I understood and repeated husband's store and had no thoughts that words which were on the screen. At this this was a stroke. And as the day went on point I was taken to speech therapy. The I suddenly had a pain in my left arm therapist was so kind and thoughtful of which was excruciating and I took an me and had patience all the way. I felt aspirin which relieved it some. I waited that I was going back to Kindergarten until the store was closed and my husband because I was shown objects that I had came after me. Just as I got in the car known all my life and was asked to name my left leg fell asleep, so to speak, and them. I pointed to objects to retain them apparently the circulation had completely in my mind. I also had short sentences stopped on my left side. Before we got which I would follow in reading and home I asked my husband to take me to writing. It helped me a lot but this also the hospital because by then I thought was demoralizing to me because I felt that sure I had a heart attack. My husband I knew more and just couldn't express it. drove me to the hospital and a doctor According to my way of thinking this said I had a stroke. My doctor was called wasn't fast enough for me. My therapist to verify it and I was in the hospital for and my doctors thought I was doing fine a month. and making good progress but I was still I was always active business-wise, social- dissatisfied because I wanted to be what I ly and in my home and this diagnosis was before I became ill. crushed me to the pulp and I cried a river. Determined to Talk However I knew this was not for me be- I was slow in speaking and knew what cause I wanted to get well. I wanted to say but could not respond I teas then taken to physical therapy with speech. I immediately asked my because I could not walk and with all family and friends to have patience with that was done for me and determined as me until I got through speaking because DR. ROBERT GOLDSTEIN (L.), DIRECTOR OF THE HOSPITAL'S DIVISION OF AUDIOLOGY, AND LLOYD I was I was gradually making progress. I would never learn if they helped me. I PRICE, RESEARCH AUDIOLOGIST, VIEW ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH OR BRAIN WAVE PATTERN. In therapy I was taught to walk by the was very determined to talk. use of bars with a belt around my waist ivhich the therapist had to hang on to. I had so many things crush me to the Grant Received Hearing Defects of After several weeks of that, I was taught quick because friends call to see me and to walk with a cane. Up to this point I they figured I could not be in the picture To Study, Treat Young Children was in a tvheel chair which was disgusting because they talked about world events, to me because I was determined to walk gossip if you please, politicians and so on Subject of Research and I did walk. Today I walk only with a and talked over my head as though I Speech and Hearing slight limp and I probably will have to didn't understand but truthfully I did A study of hearing disorders in young live tvith it so I am not making an issue because television ivas my source in get- Disorders children will be conducted at Jewish of it. ting the news but they thought I didn't Hospital under a five-year, $172,401 grant "Too Much Time to Think" understand because I was too sick and A five-year $140,300 grant to study and from the United States Public Health when I talked I was drowned out of what treat speech and hearing disorders has been I also took occupational therapy while Service, it was announced recently. The I wanted to say. In time it didn't hurt me awarded to the hospital by the U. S. Public I was in the hospital. My doctor said I amount for the first year is $33,522. a bit because I asked them to bear ivith Health Service. The amount for the first would have too much time to think. Occu- me and that did kind of stop them. year is $40,300. Dr. Robert Goldstein, director of the pational therapy would help my morale. division of audiology and speech pathology, My grandchildren who are so near and I made two dolls for my grandchildren, Dr. Robert Goldstein, director of the is principal investigator. pot holders and many other items and also dear to me couldn't accept the limp and division of audiology and speech pathology, An electronic computer and other special baked a cake. I was proud of doing these cane which I use and they told me I talk is project director. Dr. Ben H. Senturia, electronic equipment will be used in the things when I was paralyzed and sitting like a foreigner. director of the hospital's department of project to measure a child's hearing and in a wheel chair and it gave me great Children can be cruel, which they don't otolaryngology, is associate project director. give indications of possible causes of hear- hope for the future. mean to be, but we do find the truth from The program will serve the three million ing impairments. My prayers were answered because I them and they shied away from me. persons living within a 150 mile radius of knew that God would not forsake me if This is the battle we aphasia patients The computer will analyze changes in Jewish Hospital. Of this population, some I would not forsake Him. He gave us a have to battle before we are accepted in brain waves or EEG (electroencephalo- 51,000 persons are estimated to need diag- brain to use because He can't do it all. social life. gram) in response to sound. Patterns of nostic and therapeutic services for hearing responses will be studied and determina- As time went on, again I was active in However, I made a joke of it and asked problems and 60,000 for speech disorders. tions will be made of the weakest sound the store, active socially and I felt as my grandchildren to teach me because they capable of bringing about a response. The though nothing happened in my life to were going to school and we made a game Complete Hearing and Speech Services children will also be studied thoroughly impair me and I have always said "mind of it so now they are accepting me as I in other kinds of hearing tests. Their over matter" which is a great help, was before. The grant enables Jewish Hospital to psychological and educational development Has Second Stroke provide complete hearing and speech Adjusting to Changes will be followed over a long period of time. On November 22, 1963, I had a second services. The hospital base assures the Our home and business life were also In this way the true nature of the child's stroke which affected my speech, reading patient with hearing and speech disorders hearing problem will be related to the and writing. changed. of the availability of appropriate ancillary responses as noted by the computer, Dr. My husband and I have been in busi- services in such departments as ear, nose I could understand but I couldn't Goldstein said. answer. This was a second phase of my ness for 38 years and now I cannot be as and throat, medicine, surgery, psychiatry, life because it was unlike my first stroke. active as I was. I do help out occasionally social work and rehabilitation. The project will be conducted in con- but this is hard for my husband to ac- junction with other hospital departments, I knew what I wanted to say but couldn't As a major part of the program, Jewish cept. He treats me very kindly but he including ear, nose and throat, medicine, talk and writing was out of the question Hospital will work with local public and must adjust himself to facts and I am in surgery, anesthesiology, psychiatry, social so I motioned for things that I wanted. private health agencies and institutions to hopes in time this will happen. He is very work and rehabilitation. This went on for two solid weeks and establish out-of-hospital services for patients hurt by my illness because he loves me finally words came out but I couldn't who can not be brought to the hospital for Special electronic technics are necessary but he must accept facts. This of course make sentences. I was so helpless because diagnosis and treatment. In certain cases, for measuring the hearing of children too has been a difficult adjustment for me I couldn't make my own family under- patients will be cared for in their homes. young to indicate to a tester when they stand me, who in my mind I thought because of him. hear sounds. The electric tests give indirect could help me. They tried but couldn't I am home most of the time and I like Findings of hearing and speech research evidence that a child hears. Part of the do anything about it. I did feel sorry for it because I have made up my mind to like conducted at the hospital and other institu- research plan is to refine the special tests my family because they felt sorry for me it. I have fun cooking, baking and shop- tions will be applied. The hospital's teach- and to develop new tests so that they will and yet there was nothing I could do ping. However, I must have help to clean ing facilities will be made available to be able to help to determine whether it is about it except get well. my house because I cannot do this as yet. local educational institutions providing a lack of hearing or some other kind of training in audiology and speech pathology. Self-Help Needed I am writing this theme to help others problem — physical or psychological — But as the saying goes, this is a fast who are afflicted with aphasia and to help Plans include establishment of a diagnos- that is keeping a child from developing thinking world which have no time and families who do not understand our prob- tic nursery, where two to four year old normal speech or understanding of speech. patience for us because they have no idea lems and to nurses who care for our kind. children can be observed intensively for The researchers expect the results of what the feelings and thoughts of people However, I am very happy that I am several weeks by speech therapists, audi- their studies to yield new information about with aphasia are like. This is why we have able to write this theme as it is my pleasure ologists, clinical psychologists and social the way the brain as well as the ear func- to help ourselves. and privilege to help others. workers. tions in hearing. rw PAGE 19 Look What's Afoot! Dr. Michael Somogyi Receives Van Slyke Award for Work in Clinical Chemistry In the month of March in the year 1883 a child was born in the little town of Pike, New York. In the same month of that year a child was born in a little Hungarian village. Last month these two "children", now distinguished men of science, met in New York. The American-born Donald Van Slyke presented to the Hungarian-born Michael Somogyi the medallion and scroll known as the Donald Van Slyke Award in clinical chemistry. The citation "was bestowed upon him in grateful appreciation by fel- low members of his profession: "For outstanding scientific contributions in the field of clinical chemistry. "For helping to develop clinical chem- istry as a major discipline in medical science. "For his personal integrity and devotion to human welfare." Delivered Lecture DR. SOMOGYI After accepting the award, Dr. Somogyi delivered the annual Van Slyke lecture; the glycemia) and sugar in the urine — dis- subject was "Landmarks in the Search for appear without medication of insulin or the Cause of Human Diabetes". blood-sugar-depressing oral drugs. Dr. Michael Somogyi has been at Jewish This treatment hews to the root, to the cause of the disease, instead of attempting CARPETED FLOORS ARE HELPING TO PROVIDE A MORE COMFORTABLE STAY FOR PATIENTS IN SIX Hospital for 38 years. During his long ROOMS AT THE HOSPITAL. THREE OF THE ROOMS FEATURE BURNT GOLD CARPETING, TWO GREEN AND career he has received many awards and merely to combat its symptoms. It is suc- THE LAST, PEACOCK BLUE. honors. He is an honorary member of the cessful — with very few exceptions — in THE ROOMS WERE RECENTLY REFURBISHED WITH MATCHING COLOR SCHEMES, SPECIAL SHELVES FOR FLOWERS AND GIFTS AND NEW SOUNDPROOF CEILINGS. THE HALLWAY OUTSIDE THE ROOMS IS gastroenterological society of Mexico. He all adult diabetics, he said. CARPETED IN BEIGE. was awarded the Ernst Bischoff Award THE CARPETING WAS PROVIDED WITHOUT COST TO THE HOSPITAL BY THE AMERICAN CARPET INSTI- from the National Clinical Chemistry Insulin-Reactions TUTE, WHICH IS STUDYING THE USE OF CARPETING IN HOSPITALS. Society in 1953. He has a degree in chem- Treatment with insulin of such patients ical engineering and a Ph.D. in biochemis- overshoots the goal; it depresses the blood department of rehabilitation, "Potentials of try from the University of Budapest. sugar below the normal level (hypogly- Rehab Counselors the Hemiplegic Patient". But the medals and degrees he has re- cemia) and causes so-called insulin reac- A seminar for vocational rehabilitation Dr. Marvin Mishkin, division of ortho- ceived are not displayed in his office on tions. In three articles published in 1959 counselors on rehabilitation medicine and pedic surgery, "Rehabilitation of Ortho- the ground floor of the hospital. The walls in the American Journal of Medicine, pedic Conditions", Dr. Herbert Zimmer- home care was held on March 19 and 20, are bare except for a small reproduction of Dr. Somogyi described his studies which 1964, at the hospital. The program was man, director of the cardiopulmonary a painting of the National Academy of laboratory, "The Evaluation of the Patient demonstrated that any treatment which under the auspices of the hospital's Train- Science in Budapest and a cartoon clipped produces hypoglycemia causes a rebound ing Center for Coordinated Home Care with Heart Disease", David S. Levine, from the New Yorker which shows a lab- speech and hearing therapist, division of of the blood sugar to excessive hypergly- and Other Out-of-Hospital Health Services, oratory replete with elaborate scientific in- cemic levels ("hypoglycemia begets hyper- audiology and speech pathology, "Voca- struments and full of men in white coats in cooperation with the hospital's depart- tional Potential of Persons with Disorders glycemia") and thus makes the diabetic ments of rehabilitation and home care. and a plumber who had to come to fix a of Communication". leaky faucet. state more severe instead of ameliorating The seminar was designed to present it. Dr. Robert S. Karsh, division of internal "See that plumber?" said Dr. Somogyi. the latest concepts in rehabilitation medi- medicine, "The Future of the Arthritic for This discovery attracted worldwide at- cine and vocational potentials to persons "I am that plumber, come to shut off a Employment", Dr. Jerome J. Gilden, divi- faucet that injects insulin into diabetics tention and came to be referred to as "the who give vocational counseling to the sion of orthopedic surgery, "The Evalua- who do not need it." Somogyi effect". It has set off a revision physically handicapped. tion and Management of the Amputee", and radical modification of the conven- Dr. David Littauer, executive director, Robert H. Hickok, coordinator, depart- Problem of Overeating tional use of insulin. Cedars-Sinai Hospitals, Los Angeles, spoke ment of rehabilitation, "The Role of Physi- In an address to the St. Louis Medical on "Chronic Illness and Physical Disability: cal Therapy in Rehabilitation". Society, in association with Dr. Jerome E. "Somogyi Method" Organization and Financing of Care from Elizabeth Moore-Jones, supervisor, sec- Cook, Dr. Somogyi demonstrated as early Look up Somogyi in any medical dic- Hospital to Home". tion of occupational therapy, "The Func- as 1936 that adult diabetics produce as tionary and you will find, in addition tion of Occupational Therapy in Prevoca- much insulin as healthy persons, and even Robert L. Williams, assistant chief of to the usual biographical data, a reference tional Planning" and Betty Ann Dubansky, more. The root of the trouble in the dia- the psychological service, Veterans Ad- to the "Somogyi unit" and the "Somogyi department of social work, "The Services betic is accumulation of excess fat in the method" for the measurement of the an- ministration Hospital of St. Louis, discussed of the Social Worker in Rehabilitation liver — due to overeating — a condition "Psychology and Sociological Aspects of zyme amylase in blood and other biological and Home Care". which raises a barrier to the action of in- materials. This method, developed by Dr. Disability". sulin, Dr. Somogyi said. A panel discussion on "Recent Trends Somogyi in the laboratory of the Jewish Samuel Bernstein, executive director, in Rehabilitation" by representatives of This handicap can be fully removed by Hospital, has been the standard diagnostic Jewish Employment and Vocational Missouri and Illinois rehabilitation depart- an appropriate dietary regimen, and the method in general use throughout the ments and the Jewish Hospital rehabilita- Service, St. Louis, spoke on "The Sheltered result is restoration of normal metabolism, world since the 1930's. Workshop and Home Industry". tion and home care teams concluded the he explained. All symptoms and signs of Another standard laboratory method Other speakers, all on the staff of Jewish diabetes — too high blood sugar (hyper- elaborated by Dr. Somogyi in the hospital's Hospital, and their subjects included: Dr. laboratory is the precise determination of Franz U. Steinberg, director, department Emergency Room: "true sugar" in blood and other biological of rehabilitation, and project director of media. This method has been in wide- the training center, "Rehabilitation of spread use since 1928. Patients with Spinal Cord Injuries", Dr. Always Open For Business as Usual While still on the faculty of Washington Elizabeth A. Stoddard, associate physician, Hollywood and television have given us patients who need immediate care for University in 1922, Dr. Somogyi took part all a glimpse into the emergency room of acute injury or illness, the modern emer- in devising a method for the preparation the modern hospital. We see it as a busy gency room functions as a diagnostic cen- of insulin, a method which is the basis of On Visit from West place, geared for swift action in response ter. Patients who come with undiagnosed the present day commercial manufacture to sudden injury or illness. Doctors draped complaints will receive tests to determine of the drug. in stethescopes, nurses crisply efficient, run whether they should be admitted to the Was Visiting Professor to meet the stretcher. In split seconds the hospital, what treatment should be admin- During the first three months of this team springs into action to save another istered and what the long range course of year, Dr. Somogyi was visiting professor of life. Just part of the routine of the job. treatment should be. Biopsies, cardiograms, biochemistry in the department of medicine In real life, of course, things are not X-rays and other diagnostic techniques are at the University of Alabama in Birming- quite like that. Sometimes it is a matter of part of the routine of the emergency ham. room. quick action and life saving technique. In addition to experimental studies, Dr. But during the twenty-four hours of a day, Patients come to the emergency room Somogyi has collaborated in the rehabilita- the Jewish Hospital emergency room also from private physicians, the outpatient tion of unmanageable, (brittle) diabetics, performs a variety of services of a less clinic and several community agencies such a procedure based on avoidance of hypo- dramatic, but no less important nature. as the Jewish Center for Aged. glycemic states. Jewish Hospital's emergency rooms see In some ways the emergency room is a Dr. Somogyi has six children, lives in approximately 1200 patients each month. hospital in microcosm. Open twenty-four the country-side, surrounded by trees he The department is staffed around the clock hours a day for service to those who need himself planted. He is active in his garden, ADMINISTRATORS FROM CEDARS-SINAI HOSPITAL with professional medical and nursing per- IN LOS ANGELES, STUART MERRYLANDER (L.) care, the emergency room is an important when he is not at his desk in the hospital, AND LEON STARR (C), DISCUSS ACCOUNTING sonnel. adjunct, indeed a necessary part of a mod- where, he is currently engaged mainly in PROCEDURES WITH IRWIN ALBRECHT, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF JEWISH HOSPITAL. In addition to taking care of those ern functioning hospital. arranging for publications. rw PAGE 20 Disposables: A Hospital Revolution

Our incinerators are working overtime. "Disposing of disposables is just one of The extra heavy load is due to the the problems we have to deal with," said hundreds of "disposables" in use every day Hinderleider. "Storing them is another." in the hospital. Fifty percent of all items The mountains of disposables can not be bought by Loald Hinderleider, purchasing stored in the hospital itself. Most are stored agent for the hospital, are used once and in transit. Mr. Hinderleider places small then thrown away. standing orders for most disposable items and estimates how many he will need during a certain period of time. With care- ful figuring, the replacements will be on a truck on their way to the hospital just as the present supply is being used up. In this way the truck and the warehouse store the supplies. Disposables have been used in large quantities in hospitals for the last ten or fifteen years, Mr. Hinderleider said. New Techniques Often Needed New techniques often need to be devel- oped to handle disposable items, he said. A RANDOM SAMPLING OF DISPOSABLES Plastic is much lighter than glass, for in- stance, and personnel accustomed to glass Four hundred disposable syringes are items had to adjust themselves to this fact. used here every day, totaling 245,000 for Mr. Hinderleider mentioned that the the year. The additional 145,000 needles disposable face masks which are used in bought to supplement those attached to the Jewish Hospital operating rooms and the syringes and used only once insure nursery were field-tested here by the 3M each patient that it really "only hurts a Company three years ago, before they little bit." were put on the market. It was through Disposable plastic tubing is used when- suggestions from hospital personnel that ever blood or other fluid is administered rubber bands replaced the string ties orig- through the veins. All blood is collected inally provided with the masks and that a JOAN BLUMENTHAL HAS TRADED HER MEDICAL CARE RESEARCH CENTER STENO PAD FOR LEOTARD AND TOE SHOES, THE OFFICIAL UNIFORM OF A MEMBER OF THE MUNICIPAL OPERA'S DANCING CHORUS. or transfused through plastic tubing, and softer metal strip was placed at the top HERE SHE IS SHOWN CUTTING A PRETTY FIGURE ON STAGE DURING A RECENT REHEARSAL. even the heart-lung machine has disposable of the mask. tubes. Disposables Mean Better Patient Care Plastic is used to make culture dishes, Disposables have created a revolution in Mrs, Whitlock Heads Medical Records medication cups, bags in which to store hospitals. But their biggest boon has been blood and disposable laundry bags to en- Mrs. Evelyn Whitlock is the new acting to the patients, who can be assured that close contaminated linen from the isola- director of the medical records department. hypodermic syringes are sterile and sharp, Mrs. Whitlock had been assistant records tion areas — all designed to be thrown that all tubing is perfectly free from con- librarian since 1955 when she came to away after a single use. tamination. At Jewish Hospital patient Jewish Hospital from Barnes Hospital, Paper Plates on Isolation where she held the same position. She safety is the first consideration in selecting succeeds Miss Marjorie Boulton who re- Paper is used for Passover plates and new disposable items. The combination of tired March 1. for serving food to isolation patients. Dis- safety with convenience has made dispos- She attended St. Louis University and posable bed packs are made of paper al- ables commonplace and valuable adjuncts received her certification as a registered though polyethylene is becoming less ex- to patient care. record librarian from Homer G. Phillips School of Medical Record Library Science pensive and hence is being considered for in 1951. She is at present working for her use by the Professional Products Com- Bachelor of Science degree at Washington mittee. University. 216 is published bi-monthly by the In her "spare time" Mrs. Whitlock en- This committee, which tests and passes Public Relations Department of The joys reading and writing. She reads any- on any new disposable product, consists of Jewish Hospital of St. Louis. thing from "Dostoevsky to Wouk" and has Dr. Kenneth Serkes, chairman, Dr. Wil- Joseph F. Ruwitch, president published several articles in the journals liam Berman, Mr. Hinderleider, Virginia David A. Gee, executive director of her field. Reisinger, R.N., Phillip Bassin, Dr. Paul Mrs. Whitlock's husband is a research Lynne F. Lamberg, public relations b-.ochemist at Washington University. They Friedman, Dr. Warren Jacobsohn, and co-ordinator have four children, three boys and a girl, Nadean Wright, R. N. Lucie Prinz, editor MRS. WHITLOCK aged two to nine years.

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