The John A. Andrew Clinical Society3. Professional interracial contact. 4. Professional...
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THE JOHN A. ANDREW
CLINICAL SOCIETY
ORGANIZED APRIL 1918
For the advancement of Negro Physi-cians and Siirgeons in the Science and Art of Medicine and Surgery and for the study and t?·eatment of morbid con-ditions affecting thousands of needy sufferers in this section.
In Connection wit/1
John A . .. ...\.ndrew Memorial
Hospital
TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE
APRIL 1942
T ushegee Insti tute Alabama
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Programme
Thirty-First Annual Clinic and
Twenty-Fifth Annual Meeting of the
JOHN A. ANDREW CLINICAL SOCIETY
John A. Andrew Memorial Hospital
Apri I 12-18, 1942
Tuskegee Institute
F . D . PATTERSON , PRESIDENT L . H. FOSTER , JR., TRE" SURER
.JOHN A . KENNEY, M . D ., MEDICA L D I RECTOR
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JNTIWDUCTORY
It seems quite appropriate, as we entel' this, our Thirty-first consecutive Annual Clinic and Twenty-fifth Annual Meeting of the John A. Andrew Clini-cal Society, to acknowledge our indebtedness to all those who have passed on and to those who yet car-ry on, who have helped to bring into being this splendid institution. To those who will be with us this year for the first time and for the years to come, we extend greetings and a hearty welcome.
In so doing, we commend to you the Philosophies of the John A. Andrew Clinic; viz:
l. Professional service to the needy sick. 2. Professional development of the Negro
physician. 3. Professional interracial contact. 4. Professional inter-sectional relationships.
This quadruple succinctly r elates the Why of the John A. Andrew Clinics. It is by a strict ad-herence to these principles that this Clinic has steadily grown through the years. It is this that has brought to us abundance of patients and hun-dreds of doctors every year.
It is this that has brought such commendatory expressions from those who have attended the Clinics as the following:
"It was a revelation to see what is being ac-complished there and I was glad to take part in the program (Clinic) of last week. The success .... there is one of the most encouraging things I have seen in my travels about the country." Dr. Dallas B. Phemister, Department of Surgery of the University of Chicago Medical School.
"Mrs. Brown and I enjoyed every moment of our stay in Tuskegee, and were very deeply impressed with the importance of the work there." Dr. E. V. L. Brown, Chief of the Department of Ophthalmol-ogy, University of Chicago.
"The greatest teaching Clinic for Negroes any-where in the world today." Dr. Walter Gray Crump, New York City.
"I heartily subscribe to the Philosophies of the John A. Andrew Clinic. I am confident that the fine relationship which has come from Dr. B. F. Austin, Acting State Health Officer and from Dr. George Denison, Acting Health Officer of Jeffer-son County, and their official personnel, has come of the appreciation of the John A. Andrew Clinic ideas." Dr. Walter H. Maddux, formerly Director of the Slossfield Center, Birmingham, Alabama;
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i::resently Pi-ofessor of Pediatrics, Mehany Medical College, Nashville, Tennessee.
Having developed to such a status as to receive these and other expressions of commendation and support, it is our hope and desire that regardless of of the heights to which our men may ascend in the knowledge and practice of the healing art, that this Clinic will ever remain an intenacial institution, adhering to the "Philosophies of the John A. An-drew Clinic."
JOHN A. KENNEY, )!. D., Secretary-Treasurer
JOHN A. ANDRE;W CLINICAL SOCIETY OFFICERS
H onora1·y President Walter Gray Crump, M. D., F. A. C. S.,
New York City Honorary Chafrman of Program Committee Spencer C. Dickerson, M. D., Brig. General,
370th Illinois National Guard, Chicago, Illinois President
William :\loses Jones, M. D., Chicago, Illinois
Vice-President W. A. Younge, M. D., St. Louis, Missouri
S ec1·etary-Treasurer John A. Kenney, M. D., Tuskegee Institute, Alabama
General Supe1·visor of Clinics A. B. McKenzie, M. D., Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Supervisor of Medical Clinics i.\1. A. Thomas, 1\1. D., Atlanta, Georgia
Secretary of Medical Clinics C. E . Simpson, M. D., Owensboro, Kentucky
Supervisor of Surgical Clinics Robert M. Hedrick, M. D., Gary, Indiana
Assistant Supe1·visor of Surgical Clinics L . H. B. Foote, M. D., Tallahassee, Florida
Secretary of Sw·gical Clinics W. F. Clarke, M. D., Raleigh, North Carolina
Assistant Supervisor of Surgical Clinics B. 0. Moore, M. D., Hopkinsville, Kentucky Supervisor of Obstetrics and Gynecology
H . M. Holmes, M. D., Atlanta, Georgia
Superviso1· of Chest Clinics T. M. Smith, M. D., Chicago, Illinois
Assistant Supervisor of Chest Clinics J. A. Kennedy, M. D., Tuskegee, Alabama
Supervisor of Cardiology Clinics W. A. Younge, M. D., St. Louis, Missouri
Superviso1· of Eye Clinics William Moses J ones, M. D., Ch icago, Illinois Supervisor of Ear, Nose and Throat Clinics
R. L. Brown, M. D., Jacksonville, Florida Supervisor of Urology Clinics
Walter S. Grant, M .. D., Chicago, Illinois Assistant Supervisor of Urology Clinics
0. D. Chambers, M. D., Nashville, Tennessee
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Supervisor of Pediatric Clinics. Clarence S. Janifer, M. D., Newark, New Je1·sey
Supervisor of Dermatology Clinics Harold W. Thatcher, M. D., Chicago, Illinois
Supervisor of Proctology Clinic L. A. Mahone, 1\1. D., Tuskegee, Alabama
Supervisor of Roentgenology Clinics J. J. Peters, M. D., Tuskegee, Alabama
Assistant Supervisor of Roentgenology Benjamin W. Anthony, M. D., Chicago, Illinois
Supervisor of Anaesthesia C. A. Ward, M. D., Jacksonville, Florida
Assistant Supervisor of Anaesthesia M. M. Dillard, M. D., Chicago, Illinois
Historian C. Waymond Reeves, M. D., Atlanta, Georgia
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ESSAYISTS AND CLINICIANS
Leonidas H. Berry, M. D., Gastroscopist, Provident Hospital. Chicago, Illinois.
Louis R. Block, M. D., Proctologist, Chicago, Illi-noi ·.
Julian H. Lewis, M. D., Department of Pathology, University of Chicago
Taft C. Raines, M. D., Consultant, Respiratory Diseases, Pi·ovident Hospital, Chicago, Illinois
Norman Van Wezel, M. D., Former Head, Mont-gomery Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Montgomery, Alabama
Julius Levy, M. D., Director, Division of Child Hygiene, Department of Health, Newark, New Jersey
E. ~. Jones, M. D., Surgeon, Hammond, Indiana Henry W . Clapp, M. D., Associate in Charge, Di-
vision of Maternal Hygiene, State Health De-partment, Montgomery, Alabama
Henry C. Gehrand, M. D., Pediatric Consultant, East Alabama Health District, State Health Department, Opelika, Alabama
Edward L. Turner, M. D., President, MehaITy Medi-cal College, Nashville, Tennessee
J. E. Bryant, Consultant, Diseases of the Ghest, Provident Hospital, Chicago, Illinois
Clarence S. Janifer, M. D., Pediatrician, Depart-ment of Health, Newark, New Jersey
William M. Jones, M. D., Opthalmologist, Depart-ment of Surgery, University of Chicago
J. G. Gathings, M. D., Dermatologist, Houston, Texas (now doing post-graduate work at New 1 ork Post-Graduate Hospital)
U. G. Dailey, M. D., Surgeon, Provident Hospital, Chicago, Illinois
John J. Thomas, Surgeon, Homer G. Phillips Hos-pital, St. Louis, Missouri
Frederick W. Merrifield, M. D., D. D. S., Depart-ment of Oral Surgery, Northwestern Univer-sity, Evanston, Illinois
William H. Sinkler, M. D., Homer G. Phillips Hos-pital, St. Louis, Missouri
A. N. Vaughn, M. D., Surgeon, Homer G. Phillips Hospital, St. Louis, Missouri
W. A. Younge, M. D., Cardiologist, Homer G. Phil-lips Hospital, St. Louis, Missouri
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George M. Guest, l\I. D., Department of Pediatrics, Collegz of Medicine, University of Cincinnati
Charles M. Harris, M. D., Oto-Laryngologist, Har-lem Hospital, New York; Community Hospital, Newark, New Jersey
J. H. Hale, M. D., Chief, Department of Surgery, Meharry Medical College, Nashville, Tennessee
·w. D. Morman, Otorhino-Laryngologist, Homer G. Phillips Hospital, St. Louis, Missouri
Seale Harris, M. D., Seale Harris Clinic, Birming-ham, Alabame.
Charles F. Sherwin, M. D., Professor of Surgery, St. Louis University. St. Louis, Missouri
Judson D. Dowling, M. D., Regional l\Iedical Di-rector, Office of Civilian Defense, Atlanta, Georgie
Newdigate Owensby, M. D., Secretary-Treasurer, Southern Psychiatric Association, Atlanta, Georgi2.
Walter Gray Crump, M. D., F. A. C. S., Flower Hospital, New York
John W. Chenault, M. D., Director, Infantile Paraly-sis Center, Tuskegee Institute, Alabama
D. W. Byrd, M. D., Venereal Diseases, U. S. Pub-lic Health Service, Norfolk, Virginia
R. Frank Jones, M. D., Urologist, Freedmen's Hos-pital, Washington, D. C.
Hal M. Davison, M. D., Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia
Maurice E. Johnson, Captain, M. C., Aviation Medi-cal Examiner, Air Corps Advanced Flying School, Tuskegee, Alabama
Harold E. Thornell, Captain, M. C., Roentgenologist, Air Corps Advanced Flying School, Tuskegee, Alabama
Edward L. Howes, M. D., Columbia University, New York, New York
E. T. Taylor, M. D., Homer G. Phillips Hospital, St. Louis, Missouri
Ira McCown, M. D., Captain, M. C., Station Hos-pital, Camp Livingston, Louisiana
Charles Finch, Lt., M. C., Station Hospital, Camp Livingston, Louisiana
Walter Tater, Jr., M. D., St. Luke's Hospital, Chi-cago, Illinois
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PROGRAM
CLINICAL BUILDING
8:00-12:00 m.-Out-Patient Clinics A. B. McKenzie, M. D., Tuscaloosa, Alabama, General Supervisor of Clinics.
:MEDICAL CLINICS 1\1. A. Thomas, M. D., Atlanta, Georgia, Super-visor of Medical Clinics C. E. Simpson, M. D., Owensboro, Kentucky, Secretary of Medical Clinics Norman Van Wezel, M. D., Montgomery, Ala-bamr. L. P. Ai·mstrong, M. D., Rocky Mount, North Carolina R. T. Smith, M. D., Nashville, Tennessee Seale Harris, M. D., Birmingham, Alabama Murray Smith, M. D., Tuskegee, Alabama T. T. Tildon, M. D., Veterans' Administration, Tuskegee, Alabama A. D. S'imington, M. D., Mobile, Alabama R. T. Adair, M. D., Montgomery, Alabama Peter J. Carter, M. D., Veterans' Administi·a-tion, Tuskegee, Alabama Charles N. Pitts, M. D., Veterans' Administra-tion, Tuskegee, Alabama E. G. Roberts, M. D., Veterans' Administration, Tuskegee, Alabama Robert S. Allen, M. D., Veterans' Administra-tion, Tuskegee, Alabama Adam M. Robinson, M. D., Veterans' Admini-stration, Tuskegee, Alabama M. 0 . Bousfield, M. D., Chicago, Illinois Georgia Dwelle, M. D., Atlanta, Georgia Joseph A. Robinson, M. D., Darlington, South Carolina H. C. Bryant, M. D., Birmingham, Alabama James Lowell Hall, M. D., Washington, D. C. A. M. Wilkins, M. D., Griffin, Georgia D. W. Byrd, M. D., Norfolk, Virginia
SURGICAL CLINICS Robert M. Hedrick, M. D., Gary, Indiana, Su-pervisor of Surgical Clinics L. H. B. Foote, M. D., Tallahassee, Florida, As-sistant Supervisor of Surgical Clinics W. F. Clark, M. D., Raleigh, North Carolina,
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Secretary of Surgical Clinics B. 0. Moore, M. D., Hopkinsville, Kentucky Assistant Secretary of Surgical Clinics S. H. Freeman, M. D., Nashville, Tennessee J. H. Griffin, M. D., Bainbridge, Georgia J. M. Franklin, M. D., Prairie View, Texas J. H. Hale, M. D., Nashville, Tennessee A. N. Vaughn, M. D., St. Louis, Missouri Charles F. Sherwin, M. D., St. Louis, Missouri J. J. Thomas, M. D., St. Louis, Missouri Walter Gray Crump, M. D., New York City Roscoe C. Giles, M. D., Chicago, Illinois Ulysses G. Dailey, M. D., Chicago, Illinois W. Montague Cobb, M. D., Ann Arbor, Michi-gan William E. Sinkler, M. D., St. Louis, Missouri Matthew Walker, M. D., Nashville, Tennessee J. A. McMillan, M. D., Nashville, Tennessee Eugene H. Dibble, Jr., M. D. Veterans' Admini-stration, Tuskegee, Alabama Cyri'. A. Walwyn, M. D., Tuskegee Institute, Alabama Joshua W. Williams, M. D., Veterans' Admini-stration, Tuskegee, Alabama H. A. Stephens, M. D., Veterans' Administra-tion, Tuskegee, Alabama C. Waymond Reeves, M. D., Atlanta, Georgia Clifton J. Gomez, M. D., Tuskegee Institute, Alabama John A. Kenney, M. D., Tuskegee Institute, Alabama
EYE CLINIC-Infantile Paralysis Unit
William M. Jones, M. D., Chicago, Illinois Supervisor of Eye Clinic E. J. Watson, M. D., Washington, D. C.
EAR, NOSE AND THROAT CLINIC R. L. Brown, M. D., Fort Lauderdale, Florida Supervisor of Ear, Nose and Throat Clinic J. A. Alexander, M. D., Cleveland, Ohio Spencer C. Dickerson, M. D., Chicago, Illinois Charles M. Harris, M. D., Jersey City, New Jersey W. D. Morman, M. D., St. Louis, Missouri T. A. Fletcher, M. D., Houston, Texas
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UROLOGICAL CLINIC Walter S. Grant, M. D., Chicago, Illinois, Su-pervisor of Urology Clinic 0. D. Chambers, M. D., Nashville, Tennessee Assistant Supervisor of Urology Clinic Reginald G. James, M. D., Veterans' Admini-stration, Tuskegee, Alabama R. Frank Jones, M. D., Washington, D. C.
NEURO-PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC George C. Branche, M. D., Veterans' Admini-stration, Tuskegee, Alabama Prince P. Barker, M. D., Veterans' Administra-tion, Tuskegee, Alabama S. 0. Johnson, M. D., Veterans' Administra-tion, Tuskegee, Alabama Alan P. Smith, M. D., Veterans' Administra-tion, Tuskegee, Alabama Willis E. Lewis, M. D., Veterans' Administra-tion, Tuskegee, Alabama E. H. Lee, M. D., Veterans' Administration, Tuskegee, Alabama H. F. Davis, M. D., Veterans' Administration, Tuskegee, Alabama Charles Prudhomme, M. D., Veterans' Admini-stration, Tuskegee, Alabama
DERMATOLOGICAL CLINIC Harold W. Thatcher, M. D., Chicago, Illinois, Supervisor of Dermatology Clinic Ralph Scull, M. D., Chicago, Illinois J. G. Gathings, M. D., New York, New York
CARDIAC CLINIC W. A. Younge, M. D., St. Louis, Missouri, Supervisor of Cardiac Clinic T. M. Smith, M. D., Chicago, Illinois Peter L. Richardson, M. D., Veterans' Admini-stration, Tuskegee, Alabama
CHEST CLINIC T. M. Smith, M. D., Chicago, Illinois, Super-visor of Chest Clinics J. A. Kennedy, M. D., Veterans' Administra-tion, Tuskegee, Alabama, Assistant Supervisor of Chest Clinic R. T. Smith, M. D., Nashville, Tennessee Drue King, M. D., Veterans' Administration, Tuskegee, Alabama
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Eugene B. Perry, M. D., Tuskegee Institute, Alabama Taft C. Raines, M. D., Chicago, Illinois J. E. Bryant, M. D., Chicago, Illinois
ORTHOPEDIC CLINIC John W. Chenault, M. D., Tuskegee Institute, Alabama S. H. Freeman, M. D., Nashville, Tennessee
OBSTETRICAL AND GYNECOLOGICAL CLINIC H. M. Holmes, M. D., Atlanta, Georgia, Super-visor of Obstetrics and Gynecology J. R. Mitchell, M. D., Tuskegee Institute, Ala-bama W. W. Gibbs, M. D., Chicago, Illinois
PEDIATRIC CLINIC Clarence S. Janifer, M. D., Newark, New Jersey, Supervisor of Pediatric Clinic Julius Levy, M. D., Newark, New Jersey Walter H . Maddux, M. D., Nashville, Tennessee
ROENTGENOLOGICAL CLINIC J. J. Peter s, M. D., Veterans' Administration, Tuskegee, Alabama, Supervisor of Roent-genology Clinic Benjamin W. Anthony, M. D., Chicago, Illinois, Assistant Supervisor of Roentgenology Clinic Harold W. Thornell, Captain, M. C., Roent-genologist, Tuskegee, Alabama
ANAESTHESIA C. A. Ward, M. D., Jacksonville, Florida, Su-pervisor of Anaesthesia M. M. Dillard, M. D., Chicago, Illinois, As-sistant Supervisor of Anaesthesia Cyril A. Walwyn, M. D., Tuskegee Institute, Alabama
PROCTOLOGICAL CLINIC L. A. Mahone, M. D., Veterans' Administration, Tuskegee, Alabama
PROGRAM
PROGRAM
SUNDAY, APRIL 12, 1942
10:45 a.m.-Students' Line of March to Chapel 11 :00 a. m.-Morning Service; Institute Chapel 2:00 p. m.-Founder's Day Exercises 4 :00 p. m.-Band Concert 6:30 p. m.-Evening Service; Institute Chapel
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 13, 1942
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7:00- 8:00-Registration in the Lobby of John A. Andrew Memorial Hospital
!):00-12:00-lntroductory Meeting of the John A. And1·ew Clinical Society; Auditor-ium of Hospital. Meeting called to order by Secretary-Treasurer, John A. Kenney, M. D.
Invocation: The Reverend Mr. Harry V. Richardson, Chaplain, Tuskegee Institute.
Introduction of the President, William Moses Jones, M. D.
Opening Address: John H. Hale, M. D., Meharry Medical College, Nashville, Tennessee.
Paper: "Surgical Anatomy of the Neck" by U. G. Dailey, M. D.
Paper: "The Surgical Consideration of Jaw Casual-ties" by Charles F. Sherwin, M. D.
Paper: "Suture of Small Size" by Edward L. Howes, M. D.
Paper: "Evaluation of Rectal Stricture to Indicate Treatment" by R. Frank J ones, M. D.
Paper: "The Treatment of Diabetes in Childhood" by George M. Guest, M. D.
Paper: "Intravertebral Disc Inju1·y and Capsule Displacement as a Cause of Back and Leg Pains" by Walter Gray Crump, M. D.
1 Each paper limited to twent) minutes. Discussions deCerred to close of program)
MONDAY AFTERNOON 2:00- 5:00-Auditorium of John A. Andrew Me-
morial Hospital. Dr. William M. Jones, presiding
Operative and Didactic Clinic, by E. S. Jones, M. D. G. I. Clinic, by Leonidas H. Berry, M. D. and Hans Aron, M. D.
Paper: " Diseases of the Mouth and Jaw" by Frede-rick W. Merrifield, M. D.
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Paper: "Banting and the Miracle of Insulin" by Seale Harris, M. D.
Paper: "Studies in Early Mortality in Infants" by Julius Levy, M. D.
Paper: "The Treatment of Incomplete Abortion in Homer G. Phillips Hospital-A Survey of 400 Consecutive Cases" by E. T. Taylor, M. D.
Paper: " Artificial Feeding for the First Year of Life" by Henry C. Gehrand, M. D.
(Each paper limite
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J. R. Mitchell, M. D., Obstetrician J. J. Peters, M. D., Part-time Pathologist B. L. Jackson, D. D. S., Dentist E. E. Alexander, Ph.G., Pharmacist Eugene B. Perry, 1\1. D., Director, Venereal Disease
Clinic Louise G. Creamon, R. N., Director of Nursing Malinda B. Jones, R. N., Educational Director Marie C. Harris, R. N ., Surgical Supervisor Amanda D. Marshall, R. N., Medical Supervisor Nola B. Anderson, R. N., Obstetrical Supervisor Annie Mae Mitchell, R. N., Night Supervisor Eunice V. Rivers, R. N., Special Research Assistant,
U. S. Public Health Service Dorothy M. Graves, M. T., Laboratory and X-ray
'l'echnician Lucille B. Maddux, B. S., Dietitian Hattie B. Ramsey, Bookkeeping-Clerk Senono E. Franklin, Secretary to Medical Director
INFANTILE PARALYSIS UNIT
John W. Chenault, M. D., Chief, Orthopedic Surgeon Marjorie Franklin, R. ~.. Registered Physical
Therapist Katherine Butler Parker, R. N., Acting Head Nurse Sallie Adams, R. N. Warrena Turpin, R. N. Gladys Jeters, R. N. C-eneva Grimsley, R. N. r.~arg:iret Hawkins, R. N. IrE;ne C. Kennedy, Secretary
CONSU LTI NG STAFF Claude Johnson, M. D., Consultant to Maternity
Service E enry W. Clapp, M. D., Consultant to Maternity
Service John Newdorp, M. D., Consultant to Maternity
Si!rvice Henry C. Gehrand, M. D., Consultant to Pedia-
ric Service Murray Smith, M. D., Health Officer, Macon
County Veterans' Administration Facility
I:ugene H. Dibble, Jr., M. D. L. A. Mahone, M. D. T. T. Tildon, M. D. J. A. Kennedy, M. D.
PROGRAM
J. W. Williams, M. D. Charles Prudhomme, M. D. Lionel F. Swan, M. D. Leon A. Dickson, M. D. George C. Branche, M. D. Peter L. Richardson, M. D. Alan P. Smith, M. D. Prince P. Barker, M. D. H. G. Dwiggins, M. D. Willis E. Lewis, M. D. R. G. James, M. D. R. J. Arrington, M. D.
VISITING STAFF Cyril A. Walwyn, M. D. DeHaven Hinkson, Major, M. C. Clifton J. Gomez, M. D. James Penhurst Ramsey, Lt., M. C. )faurice E. Johnson, Captain, M. C.
OFFICERS OF T HE
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VETERANS' ADMI NISTRATION FACILITY TUSKEGEE, ALABAMA
Eugene H. Dibble, Jr., M. D., Manager George C. Branche, M. D. Harvey F. Davis, M. D. Simon O. Johnson, M. D. Drue King, M. D. Willis E. Lewis, M. D. Jesse J. Peters, M. D. Charles Prudhomme, M. D. Ebden G. Roberts, M. D. Alan P. Smith, Jr., M. D. Touissaint T. Tildon, M. D. George G- Looney, M. D. A. B. Greaves, M. D. James L. Green, M. D. J. E. Jackson, M. D. Reginald G. James, M. D. G. M. Kersey, M. D. D. L. Chisholm, M. D. Benjamin D. Boyd, D. D. S. Robert L. Allen, M. D. Prince P. Barker, M. D. Peter J. Carter, M. D. Horace G. Dwiggins, M. D. James A. Kennedy, M. D. Edwin H. Lee, M. D.
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Lionel A. Mahone, M. D. Charles N. Pitts, M. D. Peter L. Richardson, M. D. Adam M. Robinson, M. D. Jlerman A. Stephens, M. D. Joshua W. ,Williams, M. D. Lionel F. Swan, M. D. Robyn J. Arrington, M . D. Leon A. Dickson, M. D. D. E. Stith, 1\1. D. Frederick Douglass, M. D. J. L. Taylor, M. D. George P. Schanck, M. D. Thomas B. Davis, D. D. S. Edward H. Craven, Pharmacist
Doctor Eugene H. Dibble, Jr., Manager, a:ld the Staff of the Veterans' Administration Facility, cordially invite the members of the Clinical Society to visit the clinics at the Facility daily. These clinics are open every day, except Saturday and Sunday, between the hours of 8:00 a . m. a,nd 4:00 p. m.
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD COMMITTEE
Dr. Edward L. Turner, Nashville, Tennessee, Chairman
Dr. Ulysses G. Dailey, Chicago, Illinois Dr. Prince P. Barker, Tuskegee, Alabama Dr. John W. Lawlah, Washington, D. C. Dr. Peter M. Murray, New York, New York
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
E. H. Dibble, Jr., M. D., Chairman John W. Chenault, M. D. Prince P. Barker, M. D. Eugene B. Perry, M. D. DeHaven Hinkson, Major, M. C. E. E. Alexander, Ph. G. J. R. Mitchell, M . . D. George C. Branche, M. D. W. E. Anderson, M. D. Cyril A. Walwyn, M. D. B. L. Jackson, D. D. S. John A. Kenney, M. D.
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ANNOUNCE~'IENTS
Registration Fee-Five Dollars ($5.00) Admission to all Clinics by Registration Card. Lodging and Board may be obtained at the following:
Rooms $1.00 per day (Fee payable at time of assignment of room)
Meals - Institute Cafeteria Breakfast 6:00-9:00 a. m. Dinner 12 :00-1 :30 p. m. Supper 5:00-6:30 p. m. (Meals may also be obtained at the Col-lege Inn and other places)
Through cooperation with President Edward L. Turner and the Faculty of Meharry Medical Col-lege, this year we have again a group of six seniors from the Meharry Medical College who generously give their services to us during the Clinic period. They are as follows:
Robert L. Screen, Eugene C. Dempsey, Waldense C. Nixon, Edwin G. Moore, Richard L. Perkins, Arthur L. Thompson.
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY OF THE NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
TUESDAY, APRIL 14TH-7:30 p. m., Home Economics Building. Public Lecture-"Social Hy-giene and Women in Wartime" by Dr. Bessie Bad-ham Small, National President, Woman's Auxiliary, Nation!ll Medical Association.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15TH-"Blackout for Blindness" Veterans' Administration Facility
Library and Tea at the Residence of Mi·s. Alan P. Smith "On the Circle"
(Assemble at one o'clock at the John A. Andrew Memorial Hospital).
THURSDAY, APRIL 16TH-2:00 p. m.-Visit to the George Washington Carver museum and Dr. Booker T. ,Washington's den.
(Assemble at the museum at 2:00 o'clock)
JOHN A. ANDREW CLINICAL SOCIETY April 12-18, 1942
PROGRAM - DENTAL DIVISION OFFICERS
B. L. Jackson, D. D. S., Chairman Tuskegee Institute, Alabama J. H. Young, D. D. S., Secretary Hopkinsville, Kentucky
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SURGICAL CLINICS W. D. Giles, D. D. S., Chairman Chicago, Illinois l\I. R. Herbert, D. D. S., Chicago, Illinois J. S. Morris, D. D. S., Chicago, Illinois L. M. Liste1, D. D. S., San Antonio, Texas J. L. Baxter, D. D. S., Orange, New Jersey S. A. Reddick, D. D. S., Columbus, Georgia i. A. Watson, D. D. S., Memphis, Tennessee
OPERATIVE CLINICS
R. Beecher Costa, D. D. S., Chairma11 New H:wen, Connecticut M. B. Hutto, D. D. S., Bainbridge, Georgia E. W. Taggart, D. D. S., Birmingham, Alabama W. F. Clark, D. D. S., Opelika, Alabama S. D. Booth, D. D. S., Springfield, Illinois Russell Dixon, D. D. S., Washington, D. C. Sylvester B. Smith, D. D. S., Ambler, Pennsylvania
PEDIATRIC CLI NICS W. A. Campbell, D. D. S., Chairman Tallahassee, Florida William Burney, D. D. S., Atlanta, Georgia A. F. Belcher, D. D. S., Birmingham, Alabama W. J. Dowdell, D. D. S., Bessemer, Alabama E. B. Jefferson, D. D. S., Nashville, Tennessee Harold W. Lightfoot, D. D. S., Springfield, Ohio J. W. Parker, D. D. S., F'ine Bluff, Arkansas R. M. Tribbitt, D. D. S., Columbus, Ohio J. H. Ellis, D. D. S., Albany, Georgia
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 13, 1942 8 :00- 9:00-Registration in Lobby of Hospital
Alumni Hut 9 :00-10 :00-Business Meeting of the Dental Di-
vision of the John A. Andrew Clinical Society.
10 :00-12 :00-"Progress with New Drug in Treat-ment of Pyon-hea" by Dr. George W. Carver, Tuskegee Institute, Alabama.
MONDAY AFTERNOON Alumni Hut
2 :00- 5 :00-Prosthetic Clinic "Full Denture Constrt:lction" with lan-tern slides" by R. Beecher Costa, D. D. S., New Haven, Connecticut "The Psycologic Basis for the Treat-
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ment of Pericementoclasia" by Clif-tan 0. Dummett, D. D. S., Chicago, J Jlinois.
MONDAY EVENING Alumni Hut
7:00· 9:00 -"The Physiological Mechanism of Office Management" by J. Leroy Bax-ter, D. D. S., Orange, New Jersey. Film: "The Surgical Treatment of So-called Pyorrhea" by Clifton 0. Dum-mett, D. D. S., Chicago, Illinois.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 14, 1942 Alumni Hut
9:00·12:00-Clinic: "Surgical Pyorrhea" by R. M. Tribbett, D. D. S., Columbus, Ohio.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON Alumni Hut
2:00- 5:00-Clinic: "Acrylic Dentures" by Sylves-ter B. Smith, D. D. S., Ambler, Penn-sylvania.
TUESDAY EVENING Alumni Hut
7:00- 9:00-"Pre-operative Precautions and Post-operative Treatment in Extraction Cases" by Thomas W. Tobin, D.D.S., Mobile, Alabama. "Dental Uses of Sulfanilamide" by William D. Giles, D.D.S., Provident Hospital, Chicago, Illinois. Discussion led by Clifton O. Dummett, D.D.S., Chicago, Illinois.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 15, 1942 Alumni Hut
9:00-12:00-"0ral Surgery in Everyday Dental Practice" by Frederick W. Merrifield, M. D., D. D. S., Northwestern Univer-sity School of Dentistry, Chicago, Illinois. Also, motion pictm·e: "Develop-ment of the Face and Jaws."
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Alumni Hut
2:00- 5:00-Clinic: "Acrylic Dentures" by Sylvester B. Smith, D. D. S., Ambler, Pennsyl-vania.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING 6:30-C. V. Roman Public Health Meeting
Institute Chapel
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 16, 1942 Alumni Hut
9:00-12:00-Clinic: uFull Dentures and the Human Articulator" by L. Deckle McLean,
D. D. S., Jersey City, New Jersey.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON 2:00- 5:00-Physio-therapy Clinic by Paul L. John-
son, Registered Physio-therapist, Chi-cago, Illinois. "Partial Denture Construction for the Busy Practitioner" by Sylvester B. Smith, D. D. S., Ambler, Pennsylvania.
THURSDAY EVENING Reception by the Institute in honor of the Visiting Physicians and Den-tists, Logan Hall.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 17, 1942 Alumni Hut
10:00-11:00-Business Meeting of the Dental Divi-sion of the John A. Andrew Clinical Society; Election of Officers.
NOTE: Prosthetic Clinic will be held each day in the Dental Dispensary.
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