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ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
Volume 10, Number 6
June, 1956
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES SUCCUMBS IN SLEEP
Mr. Albert M. Keller, Chairman of the
Born in Lexington, Missouri, Mr. Keller
Board of Trustees of Barnes Hospital, died
spent his boyhood in Fayette, Missouri,
and later operated a department store at
in his sleep on the night of June 7. He
Marshall, Missouri. He came to St. Louis
was 77 years old, and while he had been
to become associated with
under a physician's care
from time to time, he was in This issue of the Hospital Paul Brown & Company, a
good health considering his Record is dedicated to the brokerage firm, in which he
was senior partner at. his
age.
memory of
death.
Mr. Keller was reported to
ALBERT M. KELLER
Mr. Keller was appointed
have been in excellent
member of the Barnes Hospispirits the night of June 7,
as he attended the opening who faithfully served Barnes tal Board of Trustees on
of the Municipal Opera which Hos p it al as member and January 30, 1933, and became
was one of his favorite chairman of the Board of chairman after the death of
forms of entertainment. He Trustees for over 23 years. Mr. Frank C. Rand in 1949.
He was also a trustee of
was first elected to memberSouthern Methodist University, Dallas,
ship in the Municipal Theater Association
Texas, and board member of St. John's
in 1924, became a director in 1931, a secMethodist Church, the Methodist Orphan's
ond vice president in 1941, first vice
Home and the Central Institute for the
president in 1943, and president in 1954.
Deaf. He was interested in the Boy Scouts
The Municipal Opera was always of great
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interest to him.
Hospital Record
HOSPITAL RECORD
Volume 10, Number 6
June, 1956
Published in the interest of
BARNES HOSPITAL
600 S. Kingshighway
St. Louis. Missouri
Wm
Our sympathy to the family of EMERSON
BURNS, Laundry, who was taken to Homer G.
Phillips Hospital by city ambulance on
June 5 and pronounced Dead On Arrival.
Jane Evelyn Reed, his niece, is beneficiary of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
policy which Mr. Burns carried through the
hospital
Best wishes to JEAN SUTTON,
Renard Staff Nurse, who became Mrs. JEAN
REED after her recent marriage to Mr. Gene
Edward Reed
Mrs. BLANCHE MORRIS,
Barnes Information, has returned from two
weeks vacation spent touring Oklahoma,
Texas, and Louisiana. She visited her son
and daughter en route
May 23 marked
the wedding date of DORIS KRAH, Wohl Information, and Mr. John Earl Lagemann at
the St. Peters Evangelical Church in St.
Louis. Mrs. Lagemann is now back on the
job after a honeymoon spent at Osage Beach
Playport Resort
MILTON E. BIERBAUM,
Barnes Admitting, was married on Saturday,
June 9, to Miss Agnes Neudeck in St.
Joseph's Church at Ste. Genevieve, Missouri. A wedding breakfast for the family
and close friends followed
ADDIE
LOEPPER, Chest Service, returned from St.
Petersberg, Florida on June 3 after spending two weeks with Sarah Key Kenfield,
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Mr. Albert M. Keller
CHAIRMAN SUCCUMBS
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of America, and was a vice president in
the St. Louis Council of the Boy Scout
organization.
He was an enthusiastic collector of first
editions and other rare books. Another
hobby was his large farm in Callaway
County where he raised prize livestock; he
enjoyed spending week-ends there whenever
possible.
Survivors include his wife, Nellie Brown
Keller, and several nieces and nephews.
Barnes has lost one of its most loyal and
devoted friends, and his passing leaves
all who knew him with a deep and abiding
sorrow.
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HOUSE STAFF - JULY 1
1956 TO JUNE 30, 1957
Breckenridge,
Bruce
Foster, James L/A
PRIVATE MEDICINE
Collins, John
Geist, Howard
Resident:
Craighead, John
Grayson, Ted
Danforth, William
Davidson, Eugene
Harvin. James
Irons, George, Jr.
Assistant Residents:
Jackson, John L/A
Kantor, Fred
Johnson,
Walter
Binder, Morton
Lynch, Edward
Krause, George L., Jr. L/A
,r Copp, Ralph
Packman, Robert
Lansche, James
Kiczales, Adolphe C.
Pesch, Leroy
Lawler, William H., Jr. L/A
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Lynn, Thomas
Ledbetter, Jesse
SURGERY
_ Neely, Charles S., Jr.
Leyse, Robert L/A
Nolting, David
Co-residents:
Long, Robert T. L.
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Alonso, Adelaide
Fletcher, John
Mason, Arthur D.
Jurkiewicz, Maurice
Mattox,
Huitt E., Jr. L/A
Interns:
Lieberman, Zelig
McKittrick, James L/A
Bozorgmehri, Parviz
Underwood, Charles
Meiers, Henry N., Jr. L/A
'»■ Brinsmade, Alan
Miller, Verlyn L/A
Specialty Residents:
Dunnihoo, Dale
Moore, T. M.
GU: Grimes, Wilford
Ehmke, Dorothy
Nissan, Sam
Neuro: Huang, Shi Hui
*4 Field, Morton
Ohlwiler, David
Ortho: McGinnis, Albert
Harbert, Guy
Oliver, George
Ortho: Stamp, Warren
^^fcurst, Dorsey
Robertson, George
Plast: Davis, James
**^^ohnston, Glenn
Roper, Charles
Lehmann, Quentin
Assistant Residents:
Rosenberg, Irwin
Lilly, Douglas
Shieber, William L/A
GU: Humphreys, Charles
Smith, Hamilton
Sirkin, Robert
GU: Kelly, John
Smith, Stanley
Sledge, Clement B. L/A
GU: Kenealy, John
Stanton, Elbert
Spratt, John S.
GU: Sunshine, Herbert
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Resident:
Eubank, William
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Abel, Oliver
Ashvorth, William D.
Ballard, Fred B.
Choppin, Purnell W.
Dewey, Richard
Johnston, Cyrus C., Jr.
Leahy, Robert
Parker, Charles
Samples, Don
Wenneker, Alvin
Yunis, Adel
Interns:
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Neuro:
Neuro:
Ortho:
Ortho:
Ortho:
Ortho:
Ortho:
Metcalf, John
Parikh, Shirish
Belloni, Carlo
Canales, Gregorio
Lansche, W. Edward
Morgan, Harry
Shure, Merton
General:
Adams, James T. L/A
Andrews, Richard P. L/A
Atkinson, Gordon
Barkley, Jare L. L/A
Bartley, Thomas D. L/A
Bivings, Gary
Bowles, William
Budil, Edward, Jr. L/A
Costen, William L/A
Forrester, James
Stoops, William L. L/A
Stratton, Harold L. L/A
Ternberg, Jessie
Waterman, Norton
Williams, Kirkley
Wooldridge, Dean H. L/A
Interns:
Aguilar, Oscar Leopolda
Dillon, John
Ego-Aguirre, Ernesto
Fallon, Richard
Fujii, Kooichi
Hazlehurst, John
Hertel, Ronald
Hudson, Jack
John son, Le1 and
Kendig, John
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HOUSE STAFF (Continued;
Roger, Edward
Kuhlman, Robert E.
Natoli, Cornelius
Stell, Robert
Strickler, William
Tucker, George
Webb, Robert
ANESTHESIA
Residents:
Romney, Frankie
Scott, Frank
SURGICAL PATHOLOGY
Co-residents:
Ahlvin, Robert
McGavran, Malcolm
PATHOLOGY
Resident:
Saltzstein, Sidney
Assistant Residents:
Bauer, Walter
Edwards, David
Fiore-Donati, Luciano
Glen, James
Kraus, Fred
Lombardi, Renitn
Pitcock, James
McGee, Harry
Nicolay, William
Schultz, Wayne
Junior Ass't Residents:
Brown, Mark
Cochran, Donald
Ellis, L. Bruce
Lemon, John C.
Perkins, David E.
OB/GYN
Residents:
Gyn: Ballew, John
Gyn: Sullivan, Robert
OB: Munford, Richard
OB: Wintemute, Robert
Associate Residents:
Bartsch, Peter
Mej i a, Pedro
Assistant Residents:
Deguchi, Keiji
Gilpatrick, Thomas
Martin, John
Mufti, Amtul
Muschany, Norman
Simon, Nathan
Junior Ass't Residents:
Interns:
Senior Resident:
Anderson, David M. L/A
McClintock, Everrett
Merrims, Theodore
Rivera, Amelia
Ruch, Walter
Wu, David Hu Ming
Benz, Richard
Interns:
Associate Residents:
Duemler, Robert
Salhanick, Hilton
Reimann, Doris
Scott, Horace
Talbert, Wilmier, Jr.
RADIOLOGY
Shick, John
Yealy, W. Holmes
Senior Ass't Residents:
Galloway, James
Geyer, Charles
Johnson, Joe B.
Drews, Robert
Gray, Andrew
Goldstein, Edward
Hughes, Calvin T.
Keskey, C. William
Jesson, Robert H.
Smith, Joe Robert
Yamasaki, Margaret
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Hamilton, Alfred
Jurema, Aguinaldo
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Assistant Residents:
Arora, Madan Mohan Lai
Bloemhof, Bauke
Dibbs, Riad Mikhail
Hughes, Harold
McGee, Harry
Rabkin, Richard
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Voorhees, Richard
NEUROPSYCHIATRY
Resident:
Deitchman, Robert
3rd Year Ass't Residents
Bishop, Mary
Tapia, Fernando
Trugly, Edith
Wuesthoff, Hubert
2nd Year Ass't Residents
Keskey, G. Richard
Bergmann, John
Cordero, Gladys
Flynn, Thomas
Fukuda, Tetsuo
Gorham, Arwin
Hornung, Franz
Itturraldi, George
Jacobsohn, Ulrich
Jones, Rosella
Lamberti, Joseph
Murphy, George
Assistant Residents:
1st Year Ass't Resident:
Barnes. Charles
Alonzo, Ernesto
OPHTHALMOLOGY
Resident:
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C. C. Dade, Personnel Director, accepting on behalf of the employees and
management of Barnes Hospital, the United Fund Award presented by William
A. McDonnell (right), President of the 1st National Bank in St. Louis and
General Chairman of the 1955 United Fund Campaign. The Award plaque honors
the employees and management of the hospital for their outstanding support of
the 1955 Annual Fund-Raising Campaign, and was presented at the First United
Fund Award Luncheon at the Chase Hotel on May 16. Besides Mr. Dade, the
luncheon was attended by Dr. C. 0- Vermillion and Mr. Donald Horsh, Associate
Directors.
Guarner, Jose E.
Hamogeorgakis, Pantelis
Jones, Gerald
Kim, Chong Eun
Malcolm, Marian
McClure, James N., Jr.
McKnelly, Willian V., Jr.
Satterfield, James
kSuler, Mualla
ituason, Vincent B.
NEUROLOGY
Residents:
Interns:
Byun, Hung Soo
Matthews, John
Ford, Dorothy
Weiss, Stuart
ADMINISTRATION
Assistant Resident:
Baxter, Jack
DERMATOLOGY
Resident:
Forbis, Robert
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FORWARDING ADDRESSES OF HOUSE OFFICERS LEAVING STAFF JUNE 30
Adams, Dr. James, 50 Mount Vernon Avenue, Rochester, New York
Almond, Dr. Carl H., Department of Surgery, University Hospital, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Asher, Dr. Richard B., 1455 Oriole Place, Brentwood 17, Missouri
Barnett, Jr., Dr. Joseph C., 199 McDonald Street, Marietta, Georgia
Bennett, Dr. Thomas T., 600 South Kingshighway, St. Louis, Missouri
Britt, Jr., Dr. Wilbur F., Morrilton, Arkansas
Carter, Dr. Charles, 1010 Medical Dental Building, Portland 5, Oregon
Chen, Dr. Donald, Univ. of Colorado Med. Center, 4200 E. 9th St., Denver 7, Colorado
Claman, Dr. Henry, 40 East 88th Street, New York 28, New York
Christensen, Capt. Robert, 4009th St., S. U. Army Hospital, Fort Polk, Louisiana
Clark, Dr. William, 81h Glen Leven Drive, Nashville 4, Tennessee
Coleman, Dr. Sherman T., Medical Arts Building, Corpus Christi, Texas
Collins, Mr. Stephen, Course in Hosp. Adm., 600 S. Kingshighway, St. Louis, Mo.
Cooperman, Dr. Sheldon, 86-70 Francis Lewis Blvd., Hollis 27, New York
Cunningham, Dr. James B., i200 Silvestre Road, Hope Ranch Park, Santa Barbara, Calif
Cushman, Jr., Dr. Paul, 115 East 67th Street, New York 21, New York
Darnell, Jr., Dr. James E., Nat'l Inst. of Allergy & Inf. Disease, Bethesda, Md.
Diettert, Dr. Gerald, 4329 St. Dominic Lane, St. Ann, Missouri
Dietrich, Dr. Alfred, 60 Volkerstrasse, Wiesbaden - Biebrich, Germany
Elkin, Dr. David, 624 W. Canterbury Road, Apt. D, St. Louis 24, Missouri
Ferguson, Dr. Thomas B., 600 South Kingshighway, St. Louis, Missouri.
Fischer, Dr. George, 600 South Kingshighway, St. Louis, Missouri
Fitzpatrick, Dr. Francis, Lutheran Hospital, 730 Ashburton, Baltimore 16, Maryland
Fisher, Jr., Dr. Harry E., Holy Cross Hospital, Salt Lake City, Utah
Fuller, Dr. Theodore J., 1280 Washington Avenue, Chehalis, Washington
Gabbard, Dr. James, Medical Arts Bldg., 1001 Louisiana, Corpus Christi, Texas
Goldfein, Dr. Samuel, 1708 Oak Park, Minneapolis 11, Minnesota
Goldring, Dr. Sidney, Jewish Hospital, 216 S. Kingshighway, St. Louis, Missouri
Gray, Dr. Emily, Memorial Hospital, 1400 E. Boulder, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Green,Jr., Dr. James R., 311 Grove Street, Charleston, South Carolina
Gross, Dr. Paul, 110 Algonquin Road, Chestnut Hill 67, Massachusetts
Hawkins, Dr. Lee, No. 7 Cambridge Court, Glendale 22, Missouri
Hansen, Dr. Douglas, Nat'l Inst. of Mental Health, Bethesda, Maryland
Henry, Dr. John B., Presbyterian Hosp., 630 West 168th, New York 32, New York
Heyssel, Dr. Robert M., 100 Madison Street, California, Missouri
Hogancamp, Dr. Charles, 459 North Kirkwood Road, Kirkwood 22, Missouri
Holtz, Dr. Sumner, 927 Trelane Avenue, Webster Groves 19, Missouri
Horrilleno, Dr. Emilio, 1818 Kansas Avenue, Manila, Philippines
Julian, Dr. Fred, 681 South Grant Avenue, Littleton, Colorado
Kernen, Dr. Jules, Indiana University Medical Center, Indianapolis, Indiana
Keye, Jr., Dr. John, Dep't of Pathology, Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, Michigan
Klaus, Dr. Hanna, 2100 Edge land Avenue, Louisville 4, Kentucky
Lee, Dr. K. T., Dep't of Pathology, W. U. Medical School, St. Louis, Missouri
Letsch, Dr. William R., Palomar Hospital, Escondido, California
Li, Dr. Tsang, c/o Mrs. Herman, U382 Westminister, St. Louis, Missouri
Little, Dr. William, 10 Ann Street, Monticello, New York
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Long, Dr. Robert G., 1907 Convent Place, Nashville, Tennessee
Magee, Dr. William, c/o Curtis Cookson, 4462 Carter Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri
McKenzie, Dr. Edward, 407 Mocksville Avenue, Salisbury, North Carolina
Meiers, Jr., Dr. Henry, 4809 Wyoming Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee
Morris, Dr. Alton J., 4513 Calumet Street, Metairie, Louisiana
Morton, Dr. David E., 1211 Longwood Avenue, Pueblo, Colorado
Murphy, Dr. William R.- University Hospital, Augusta, Georgia
Nadler, Dr. Charles, c/o Mrs. Walter Nadler, 602 Spruce Street, Winnetka, Illinois
Ohtarii, Dr. John, 2003 Leiloke Place, Honolulu, Hawaii
Peacock, Jr., Dr. Erie, Univ. of North Carolina Hospital, Chapel Hill, N. C.
Peden, Jr., Dr. James, Nat'l Institute of Health, Bethesda, Maryland
Peterson, Dr. Malcolm, c/o Capt. C. H. Ross, 330 Yerba Santa, Los Altos, Calif.
Pettit, Dr. George A., 1020 Aurora Drive, New Orleans 14, Louisiana
Pettit, Jr., Dr. William, 1620 Marango Avenue, South Pasadena, California
Plowman, Dr. Edward, Charity Hospital, New Orleans, Louisiana
Price, Dr. Kenneth, 4952 Maryland, St. Louis, Missouri
Prommas, Dr. Don C., 600 South Kingshighway, St. Louis, Missouri
Rader, Dr. George B., 5304 Maple, St. Louis, Missouri
Ramos, Dr. Augusto, 1023 Don Quijote, Sampaloc, Manila, Philippines
Rennard, Dr. Marvin, Jewish Hospital, 216 South Kingshighway, St. Louis, Mo.
Riley, Dr. Francis, 134 Wren Street, West Roxbury 32, Massachusetts.
Roos, Dr. Edith, Cumberland Head Road, Plattsburgh, New York
Rose, Dr. Roger Miles, 4485 Fieldston Road, New York 71, New York
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Schulman, Dr. Jerome, Presbyterian Hospital, West 168th St., New York, New York
Schaus, Dr. Raymond, 56 Grand-Rue, Luxembourg, Europe
Scott, Dr. Frank B., 1639 West Rosewood, San Antonio, Texas
Siedler, Jr., Dr. Howard, c/o A. S. Humphreys, Rt. 4, Box 983, Sarasota, Florida
Simek, Franklin E., Ass't Administrator, Good Samaritan Hosp., Vincennes, Ind.
Simon, Dr. Nathan, 5535 A Cabanne Avenue, St. Louis 12, Missouri
Skinner, Dr. Samuel, Dep't of Pathology, Hermann Hospital, Houston 25, Texas
Sledge, Dr. Clement, U. S. Naval Hospital, Bethesda, Maryland
Solomon, Dr. George, 34-25th Avenue, San Francisco 21, California
Stahl, Dr. Marion L., 5200 Ridge Oak Drive, Austin, Texas
Stamp, Dr. Warren G., Shriners Hospital, St. Louis, Missouri
Stoops, Dr. Willian, 916 East Bowman Street, Wooster, Ohio
Stratton, Dr. Harold Lee, 302 North Middle, Cape Girardeau, Missouri
Sussman, Dr. Karl E., National Heart Institute, Bethesda, Maryland
Van Ravenswaay, Dr. Theodore, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Mass.
Vorder Bruegge, Lt. Col. Colin F., U. S. Army Hospital, Fort Detrick, Md.
Webb, Jr., Dr. William, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland
Zollna, Dr. Brigitte, 600 South Kingshighway, St. Louis, Missouri
REPORT CHANGE OF NAME OR ADDRESS
The Personnel Office requests that
any employee who has had a change of
name, address, or telephone number
since coming on staff, report such
k-hanges to one of the members of the
staff in the Personnel Office if
this has not already been done.
It
is particularly important that name
changes are reported so that the
Metropolitan Life Insurance policies
may be corrected.
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THE GRAPEVINE (Continued from Page 2)
CHAPLAIN'S CORNER
by
George Bowles
This is the month of new beginnings for
many young people across our land, due to
the fact that they have finished certain
prescribed stages of their educational
development. Some of these have been members of our own homes or the homes of
close relatives. Some have been friends
in whom we are interested. We think of
these and even strangers who have experienced a sense of accomplishment through
graduation. There is a certain joy in our
efforts to be good well-wishers for all of
these young people.
It is likely that no one of us would find
difficulty in naming individuals who have
encouraged us along the way, especially
in our educational development. Without
these relatives and friends we might have
cut the process short at some point which
would have caused regrets in later years.
These fine people were able to say the
right word to encourage us to believe that
we could accomplish a higher goal, even in
the face of heavy obstacles. This is another reminder of the fact that we are
indebted to our past, and especially to
those who have helped us shape it.
If we try to stay alert to our opportunities, it will be possible to find ways in
which we can make new beginnings in the
educational process much easier for young
people we know. Financial assistance
seems to be a common need among those who
consider higher education, but not the
only need. We may have no material aid to
offer, but we can give encouragement and
inspiration.
niece of the late Dr. J. Albert Key and
former Barnes Admitting Officer. Addie **
states the people in Florida are very 4
friendly and wonderful to be with
Mrs.
MILDRED BONE, Chest Service, and her two ^
daughters will sail for Europe on August 4 4
to visit England, Italy, France, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium and Holland. They rplan to return from the European tour on
October 7
GRACE HOBBS, Wohl Gift Shop,
and her family left for a Miami vacation X
on June 11, and plan to stop a few days in
Sea Island, Georgia on the return trip....
ILSE NAGEL, Fountain Manager for several ""
years who recently resigned, wants every- 4i
one to know that she enjoyed working at
Barnes very much and appreciates the co- *
operation she received from all the folks 4
here
Received a color shot of Cheyenne
Mountain and Rampart Range Road from
THELMA TEACHENOR, Barnes Staff Nurse, whoi
vacationed with her family this year A
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Did you
know that BONNIE POWELL, Director's Office
is a free lance fashion coordinator for
Hampton Village? Last month one of her
fashion shows was given a good write-up
by the Globe-Democrat
Dr. Joseph H.
Allen, formerly on the house staff in
Radiology, was married this month to Miss fBettye Louise Johnson. Miss Johnson
teaches speech and drama in the Nashville,
Tennessee school system; Dr. Allen is *<
presently Instructor in Radiology at Van- A
derbilt University Hospital. For those
who missed the news item, Dr. Allen' s *'
father, Circuit Court Judge in New Madrid i
County for many years, died recently
Dr. KOOICHI FUJII of Tokyo, Japan has *
arrived to study chest surgery at Barnes.
He says there is a shortage of specialists
in Japan "who can perform chest surgery on •*••
hearts and lungs", and he will return to /
his own country after completing his specialty training
Received a note from
ART COLTRIN, Administrator of the Jane G.
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Dr. IfiZZard Allen, Obstetrician and Gynecologist-in-Chief, literally pointing out the advantages of using radio-active gold in treating cancer of the
uterus. The occasion was the Departmental Luncheon on May 18 when Dr. Allen
gave an interesting and informative talk, illustrated by slides, with statistics which proved conclusively the greater efficaciousness of radio-active
gold over older forms of treatment for cancer of the uterus.
Phillips Memorial Hospital in Bartlesville
Oklahoma, thanking us for sending him the
"Hospital Record". Art completed the
W. U. Course in Hospital Administration in
1948-49, and served his internship at
Barnes
W. S. LIMBAUGH, Parking, and
his family have returned from a sunshiny
Florida vacation
FLORENCE MUELLER,
Pharmacy, was given an Honorary Membership
in the Lambda Kappa Sigma Pharmaceutical
Sorority at the Mother and Daughter Banquet held in the Tower Room of the Congress Hotel on May 6.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY COURSE IN HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION
Faculty and Class of 1955-56
First row, left to right: Dr. Frank R. Bradley, Hung Soo Byun, Joseph Mazur,
Mr. Donald Horsh, Wesley Burch, and John Mathews
Second row, left to right:
Mr. Harry Panhorst, Edward Rensch, Jr., Ned B. Clark, Charles Arends, Leslie
Feeback, and Daniel Pettingill.
FORMER BARNES SURGEON ON PRESIDENT'S TEAM
Dr. Rrian R.
geons acting
Eisenhower's
on the staff
Rlades, one of the four suras consultants on President
recent illness, was formerly
of Barnes Hospital.
Dr. Rlades graduated from Washington University School of Medicine in 1932, and
served his internship at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit. He returned to St. Louis
on a fellowship grant in 1936, and for two
years studied chest surgery under Dr.
Evarts Graham. From 1938 to 1941 he contonued on the Rarnes staff as Assistant
Kirgeon.
At the beginning of World War llj Dr.
Rlades went into service as a lieutenant
colonel and became chief surgeon in the
thoracic section of Walter Reed General
Hospital. For his work in chest surgery
during the war, Dr. Rlades was awarded the
Legion of Merit and was a member of a
group of doctors credited in a War Department report in 1945 with improving the
techniques in chest surgery to the extent
that more lives were saved than in World
War 1.
Since 1946 Dr. Rlades has been Professor
of Surgery at George Washington University
School of Medicine in Washington. D. C.
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WARREN SIMONDS RETURNS FROM PERU
PAULA RICHARDS WINS GODFREY TALENT SHOW
Warren Simonds, Associate Director, has
returned from South America with his
family to reestablish residence in St.
Louis. He took a leave of absence on
June 1, 1955, to work with the A. S. Aloe
Company in equipping an 850-bed government
hospital in Lima, Peru. At that time he
was Associate Director assigned to Wohl
and Barnard Hospitals.
Paula Richards (stage name for Paula Marie
Theobold, IBM Key-Punch Operator until she
resigned recently for a career in the
entertainment field) sang with the professional air of a seasoned veteran on the
June 4 Arthur Godfrey Talent Scout Show,
and the applause meter registered 99 to
declare her the winner against wellreceived competition.
Mr. Simonds, after preparing for a career
in the diplomatic service, decided to
enter hospital administration. Upon graduation from the University of Southern
California in 1950, he entered the Washington University Course in Hospital
Administration. His internship and residency were served at Barnes, and after
receiving his Master's Degree in Hospital
Administration he was appointed Associate
Director.
The South American trip doubled as a
honeymoon for the Simonds', since he and
Mrs. Simonds were married just prior to
leaving the states. Mrs. Simonds, the
BARNES
Paula was the talent presented by Dr.
Norman Lotz, principal of the Riverview
Gardens High School in North St. Louis
County. It was Paula's first appearance
on television, but she sang "Too Young" in
a full, well-controlled voice with a
rather wistful style.
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So far Paula has appeared in "This Is It"
on KMOX, and recorded a rather bluesy
song: "The Devil Made a Fool of Me."
former Betty Garrett, was an admitti|
officer in Barnes for several years, anc
was recruiting officer in the Barnes Hospital School of Nursing at the time of her
resignation and marriage.
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