The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-22

chief of the division of crippled children, state department of health; Dr. Dennis s. O'Connor of this city; Dr. Maurice M. Pike, Dr. Paul P. Sweet and Dr. Charles w. Golf of Hartford, Dr. William s. Perham of this city and Dr. Ralph D. Padul of Norwalk.
 RadioIogy
 The section on radiology will meet at p. m. Thursday in room 128 to hear a paper on Recent Radio logic Advance in Urologic and Gynecologic Diagnosis" by Dr. Sam uel A. Robins of Boston. The Proc tology group meeting at the same hour in room IT will hear a pa per by Dr. A. w. Martin Marine of Brooklyn, New York, and a discus sion by Dr. R. Glen Urquhart, mem- Der of the staff of Uncas-on- Thomes, sanitarium in Norwich.
 On Friday the section of obstet- rics will have complete program including meeting in the ball room at 3 p. m. with a paper by Dr. John R. Fraser of Montreal, director of the department of gynecology and obstetrics at the Royal Victoria hos pital and professor at McGill Uni cersity; reception at the home of Dr. Emerson L. Stone at Bayberry road, Hamden at p. m., and a section dinner at the Taft at D. m. At the latter the speaker will be Dr. Edwin F. Daily of the Children's bureau in Washington who will speak on Recent Trends in Ma, ternal Mortality in the United States"
 The pediatrics section, a meeting of the Hezekiah Beardsley Pediatric club of Connecticut, will convene in parlor A at p. m. Friday. After listening to papers by Dr. Louis Spekter of Hartford, Dr. Oliver L. Stringf1eld of Stamford and Dr. Bronson Brothers of Boston the group will enjoy section dinner at the Faculty club.
 At 4 p. m. in room 128, the same day, the section on eye, ear, nose and throat will meet to hear pa- pers by Dr. s. Judd Beach of Port land, Me, and Dr. Frederick N. Sperry of this city, and to view motion picture in colors of diagnosis. and treatment of benign and malig-, nant tumors of the larynx presented by Dr. Gabriel Tucker of Phila- delphia. At p. m. the group will hold section dinner at the Taft.
 psvchiatrv
 The section on neurology and psychiatry will meet at p. m. in room 121, Friday, while the section on dermatology and syphilology will meet at the same hour in room IF. The former group will listen to pa pers by Dr. Edwin F. Gildea and Dr. Lloyd J. Thompson of this city and Dr. Percy R. Vessie of Green wich. At the latter meeting Dr. John c. Downing of Boston will read a paper on "Occupational Dermatoses from the Viewpoint of the General Practitioner"
 Separate sessions will also be held by the Connecticut Hospital asso- citation, Connecticut Occupational Therapy society. Connecticut branch of the American Association of Workers and the American Society of Anesthetists.
 Plans for the meeting have been made by 8 committee composed of Dr. Daniel c. Patterson, Bridge port; Dr. A. Newell Creadick of this city and Dr. G. Gardiner Russell of Hartford. Assisting the committee has been the following from the New Haven ~ounty Medical asso- citation; Dr. Charles E. Sanford, Dr. William J. 0ennehy, Dr. Ralph E. Mcdonnell, Dr. John c. Mendillo. Dr. Ralph w. Nichols, Dr. Samuel J. Silverberg and Dr. Harry L.. Welch.
 The annual meeting will be called to order by the president, Dr. Hugh B. Campbell of Norwich, at 9 a. m. Thursday and the address of well come will be given by Dr. Cole B. Gibson, president os the New Ha- ven County association. At the gen. eral meeting pr. Roy D. Mcclure, surgeon chief of the Henry Ford hospital, Detroit. Michigan, will pre- sent e motion picture on the mod- ern treatmeint of burns. Other pa- pers at the morning session will be by pr. Addison H. Bissell, Stam- ford; pr. Edward J. Ottenheimer, Willimantlc: pr. J. Leonard Wick CTS, Greenwich: pr. Claude 0. Kelly. Hartford: pr. Chris H. Neuswanger, Waterbury; pr. Arthur 6. Griswold, Bridgeport, and Dr. William ] Ger man. New Haven. There will also be- discussions b. pr. Edgar Allen