Word: internee
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Leonard Wood, exceedingly feeble and emaciated, thoroughly ill, in Manhattan last week ignored himself as usual and spoke, not as the Governor General of the Philippine Islands, not as the retired major general of the U. S. Army, but as the doctor of medicine that he also is. He was...
Soon the children "confessed that an interne attached to the prison hospital had bribed them with sweetmeats to cry "Papa!" at the first man they should see that morning, who, by pure chance, was the Minister of Justice.
Born in 1860, in a Massachusetts sea coast village, Leonard's first ambitions were nautical. He was graduated from Harvard an M.D. The rules of the hospital to which he was attached provided that no interne could perform an operation. One day the ambulance brought in an injured child. Wood...
**He was born at Bergen, Norway, in 1892; educated there and in London and Berlin ; in Russian hospital service 1917-19, prisoner of war. In 1923-24 he was interne in infectious diseases at Sydenham Hospital. Baltimore, and later went on the staff of Johns Hopkins. In 1925 he went...
Among the methods used to obtain internes are the offering of unusual educational opportunities chiefly, but also in some instances the giving of a small salary. Out of 3,717 internes serving in 660 hospitals approved for interne training, 1,863 received no salary whatever.