Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1929, Page 22

SURGEONS ANSWER' OR MAYD'SCAARGE Hospitals Are Defended by Director of One, Who Raps Doctors. By the Associated Press. %""3&3?&. bybgr W. 3. May made y . W. J. Mayo, * Rochester, Minn., surgeon, that hos- pitals use’ “too much salesmanship and not_enough humanity,” brought spirited replies yesterday from doctors af - ing the eleventh annual Congress of the American College of Surgeons. .Dr, Warren P, Morrill of Portland, Me., director of the Maine General Hospital, said that “such ruthless wreck- ing of the public’s confidence in their only refuge in time of illness cannot fail to do harm.” . J Wants Real Reasons Known. “We are familiar with the surgeon who seeks self-aggrandizement at the expense of the hospital” Dr. Morrill said, “blrgf w a e mm:bu' and sible officer 0! college mthu method of getting the front g _suggestions to surgeons for helping reduce hm%!fl costs, Dr. Mor- rill urged that doctors not all demand the same hour for their tions, but less on mechanical so-called aids,” thus making elaborate laboratories less es- sential. Urges Consideration. ns would show &::-bnl! mlenc was admittedly better cared for in the private-room patient he added, “the ward for his demonstrated , Wi the surgeon for the private patient too often ifi‘:sulfiflfid J;" wb‘;:ln - hfi fre- al ), Or e - quency w{th wgilx he makes the front page of the newspaper.” HONOKARY MEMBERSHIP IN V. F. W. GIVEN TWO Judge lltfin‘]y and Fred Buch- holz to Be Honored at Cere- 1 Clear cool colorful autumn days—the best time ot the year. Get out and emjoy it before winter comes. 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