Fiji School of Medicine - Revision history

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	* Tunnels were dug under the [[CWMH\| Colonial War Memorial Hospital]] as air raid shelters for CMS. CMS needed room for 400 people in the shelters.		* Tunnels were dug under the [[CWMH\| Colonial War Memorial Hospital]] as air raid shelters for CMS. CMS needed room for 400 people in the shelters.
	* '''[[Frater\|Dr. A.S. Frater]]''', followed Hoodless as Principal of CMS.		* '''[[Frater\|Dr. A.S. Frater]]''', followed Hoodless as Principal of CMS.
	** An Assistant Principal for CMS was appointed September 5, 1952. He would be a likely suspect to have become the Acting Principal at the time of Frater's death. Margaret Guthrie reports that the Acting Principal was Dr. Doran and the permanent Principal was Dr. Edmonds.		** An Assistant Principal for CMS was appointed September 5, 1952. He would be a likely suspect to have become the Acting Principal at the time of Frater's death. Margaret Guthrie reports that the Acting Principal was '''Dr. Doran''' and the permanent Principal was '''Dr. Edmonds'''.
	* '''Taraiasi Vakamoci''', curator of the Pathology Museum, took us to anatomy lab where the bones are that Kar Burns already [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Research/Bulletins/14_Fijibones/14_Fijibones.html saw and measured in 1999]. Taraiasi has been employed at the school since 1978. He will try to contact Staya Deo Singh, who was in charge of the anatomy lab from before Taraiasi started work at FSM and who probably met the team in 1999.		* '''Taraiasi Vakamoci''', curator of the Pathology Museum, took us to anatomy lab where the bones are that Kar Burns already [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Research/Bulletins/14_Fijibones/14_Fijibones.html saw and measured in 1999]. Taraiasi has been employed at the school since 1978. He will try to contact Staya Deo Singh, who was in charge of the anatomy lab from before Taraiasi started work at FSM and who probably met the team in 1999.
	* Associated with [[Colonial War Memorial Hospital]].		* Associated with [[Colonial War Memorial Hospital]].

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	* Tunnels were dug under the [[CWMH\| Colonial War Memorial Hospital]] as air raid shelters for CMS. CMS needed room for 400 people in the shelters.		* Tunnels were dug under the [[CWMH\| Colonial War Memorial Hospital]] as air raid shelters for CMS. CMS needed room for 400 people in the shelters.
	* '''Dr. A.S. Frater''', ~~who~~ followed Hoodless as Principal of CMS ~~(appointed December 31, 1946), was also a Presbyterian minister and the son of a Presbyterian missionary (Maurice Frater). Died young. He had been in a prison camp during the war. Just dropped dead~~. The position was vacant in the list for 1954. I heard a rumor--maybe from Waibuca--that an acting Director threw away a large number of records in the 1950s. It is likely that it was the person who took over after Frater's death. ''If Hoodless left the bones at FSM, they could have been discarded during this purge of the archives--if so, they are gone without a trace.''		* '''[[Frater\|Dr. A.S. Frater]]''', followed Hoodless as Principal of CMS.
	** An Assistant Principal for CMS was appointed September 5, 1952. He would be a likely suspect to have become the Acting ~~Director~~ at the time of Frater's death.		** An Assistant Principal for CMS was appointed September 5, 1952. He would be a likely suspect to have become the Acting Principal at the time of Frater's death. Margaret Guthrie reports that the Acting Principal was Dr. Doran and the permanent Principal was Dr. Edmonds.
	* '''Taraiasi Vakamoci''', curator of the Pathology Museum, took us to anatomy lab where the bones are that Kar Burns already [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Research/Bulletins/14_Fijibones/14_Fijibones.html saw and measured in 1999]. Taraiasi has been employed at the school since 1978. He will try to contact Staya Deo Singh, who was in charge of the anatomy lab from before Taraiasi started work at FSM and who probably met the team in 1999.		* '''Taraiasi Vakamoci''', curator of the Pathology Museum, took us to anatomy lab where the bones are that Kar Burns already [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Research/Bulletins/14_Fijibones/14_Fijibones.html saw and measured in 1999]. Taraiasi has been employed at the school since 1978. He will try to contact Staya Deo Singh, who was in charge of the anatomy lab from before Taraiasi started work at FSM and who probably met the team in 1999.
	* Associated with [[Colonial War Memorial Hospital]].		* Associated with [[Colonial War Memorial Hospital]].

Moleski at 02:36, 1 January 2011

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	'''Originally: Central Medical School of the South Pacific (CMS)'''. Renamed FSM in 1961.		* '''Originally: Central Medical School of the South Pacific (CMS)'''. Renamed FSM in 1961.
			* Website: [http://www.fsm.ac.fj/ Fiji School of Medicine]
	Website: [http://www.fsm.ac.fj/ Fiji School of Medicine]		* [http://www.justpacific.com/fiji/fijiphotos/medschool/index.html Fiji's Central Medical School, 1884-1941, and the Colonial War Memorial Hospital, 1923-1941.]

	* Tunnels were dug under the [[CWMH\| Colonial War Memorial Hospital]] as air raid shelters for CMS. CMS needed room for 400 people in the shelters.		* Tunnels were dug under the [[CWMH\| Colonial War Memorial Hospital]] as air raid shelters for CMS. CMS needed room for 400 people in the shelters.

Rickerjones: Add catagory: Interview/Anecdotal Accounts

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Add catagory: Interview/Anecdotal Accounts

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	* The Librarian, '''Imeri Waibuca''', started to work at FSM in her present capacity in 1998. She has begun looking for records to build an archive for the school. She would not let us see any of her finding aids or anything in the archives. She says she asked one of her students to do a search on our behalf. We have no idea what kind of materials they have. In her opinion, [[Hoodless]] would not have left the bones at the school. "It would not have been prudent to have left them here."		* The Librarian, '''Imeri Waibuca''', started to work at FSM in her present capacity in 1998. She has begun looking for records to build an archive for the school. She would not let us see any of her finding aids or anything in the archives. She says she asked one of her students to do a search on our behalf. We have no idea what kind of materials they have. In her opinion, [[Hoodless]] would not have left the bones at the school. "It would not have been prudent to have left them here."
	[[Category:Archival Searches]]		[[Category:Archival Searches]]
			[[Category:Interviews/Anecdotal Accounts]]

Rickerjones: Add catagory: Archival searches

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Add catagory: Archival searches

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	* '''Dr. Wame Baravilala''', Dean of FSM in 2003. Not interested in the bones search.		* '''Dr. Wame Baravilala''', Dean of FSM in 2003. Not interested in the bones search.
	* The Librarian, '''Imeri Waibuca''', started to work at FSM in her present capacity in 1998. She has begun looking for records to build an archive for the school. She would not let us see any of her finding aids or anything in the archives. She says she asked one of her students to do a search on our behalf. We have no idea what kind of materials they have. In her opinion, [[Hoodless]] would not have left the bones at the school. "It would not have been prudent to have left them here."		* The Librarian, '''Imeri Waibuca''', started to work at FSM in her present capacity in 1998. She has begun looking for records to build an archive for the school. She would not let us see any of her finding aids or anything in the archives. She says she asked one of her students to do a search on our behalf. We have no idea what kind of materials they have. In her opinion, [[Hoodless]] would not have left the bones at the school. "It would not have been prudent to have left them here."
			[[Category:Archival Searches]]

Moleski at 19:40, 12 October 2009

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	* '''Dr. A.S. Frater''', who followed Hoodless as Principal of CMS (appointed December 31, 1946), was also a Presbyterian minister and the son of a Presbyterian missionary (Maurice Frater). Died young. He had been in a prison camp during the war. Just dropped dead. The position was vacant in the list for 1954. I heard a rumor--maybe from Waibuca--that an acting Director threw away a large number of records in the 1950s. It is likely that it was the person who took over after Frater's death. ''If Hoodless left the bones at FSM, they could have been discarded during this purge of the archives--if so, they are gone without a trace.''		* '''Dr. A.S. Frater''', who followed Hoodless as Principal of CMS (appointed December 31, 1946), was also a Presbyterian minister and the son of a Presbyterian missionary (Maurice Frater). Died young. He had been in a prison camp during the war. Just dropped dead. The position was vacant in the list for 1954. I heard a rumor--maybe from Waibuca--that an acting Director threw away a large number of records in the 1950s. It is likely that it was the person who took over after Frater's death. ''If Hoodless left the bones at FSM, they could have been discarded during this purge of the archives--if so, they are gone without a trace.''
	** An Assistant Principal for CMS was appointed September 5, 1952. He would be a likely suspect to have become the Acting Director at the time of Frater's death.		** An Assistant Principal for CMS was appointed September 5, 1952. He would be a likely suspect to have become the Acting Director at the time of Frater's death.
	* '''Taraiasi Vakamoci''', curator of the Pathology Museum, took us to anatomy lab where the bones are that Kar Burns already [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Bulletins/14_Fijibones/14_Fijibones.html saw and measured in 1999]. Taraiasi has been employed at the school since 1978. He will try to contact Staya Deo Singh, who was in charge of the anatomy lab from before Taraiasi started work at FSM and who probably met the team in 1999.		* '''Taraiasi Vakamoci''', curator of the Pathology Museum, took us to anatomy lab where the bones are that Kar Burns already [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Research/Bulletins/14_Fijibones/14_Fijibones.html saw and measured in 1999]. Taraiasi has been employed at the school since 1978. He will try to contact Staya Deo Singh, who was in charge of the anatomy lab from before Taraiasi started work at FSM and who probably met the team in 1999.
	* Associated with [[Colonial War Memorial Hospital]].		* Associated with [[Colonial War Memorial Hospital]].
	* [[Kenneth_J._Gilchrist%2C_MD\| Gilchrist]] principal from 1964-1970.		* [[Kenneth_J._Gilchrist%2C_MD\| Gilchrist]] principal from 1964-1970.

Moleski at 02:48, 18 February 2009

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	'''Originally: Central Medical School of the South Pacific (CMS)'''		'''Originally: Central Medical School of the South Pacific (CMS)'''. Renamed FSM in 1961.

	Website: [http://www.fsm.ac.fj/ Fiji School of Medicine]		Website: [http://www.fsm.ac.fj/ Fiji School of Medicine]

Moleski at 00:49, 18 February 2009

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	* Tunnels were dug under the [[CWMH\| Colonial War Memorial Hospital]] as air raid shelters for CMS. CMS needed room for 400 people in the shelters.		* Tunnels were dug under the [[CWMH\| Colonial War Memorial Hospital]] as air raid shelters for CMS. CMS needed room for 400 people in the shelters.
	* '''Dr. A.S. Frater''', who followed Hoodless as Principal of CMS (appointed December 31, 1946), was also a Presbyterian minister and the son of a Presbyterian missionary (Maurice Frater). Died young. He had been in a prison camp during the war. Just dropped dead. The position was vacant in the list for 1954. I heard a rumor--maybe from Waibuca--that an acting Director threw away a large number of records in the 1950s. It is likely that it was the person who took over after Frater's death. ''If Hoodless left the bones at FSM, they could have been discarded during this purge of the archives--if so, they are gone without a trace.''		* '''Dr. A.S. Frater''', who followed Hoodless as Principal of CMS (appointed December 31, 1946), was also a Presbyterian minister and the son of a Presbyterian missionary (Maurice Frater). Died young. He had been in a prison camp during the war. Just dropped dead. The position was vacant in the list for 1954. I heard a rumor--maybe from Waibuca--that an acting Director threw away a large number of records in the 1950s. It is likely that it was the person who took over after Frater's death. ''If Hoodless left the bones at FSM, they could have been discarded during this purge of the archives--if so, they are gone without a trace.''
			** An Assistant Principal for CMS was appointed September 5, 1952. He would be a likely suspect to have become the Acting Director at the time of Frater's death.
	* '''Taraiasi Vakamoci''', curator of the Pathology Museum, took us to anatomy lab where the bones are that Kar Burns already [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Bulletins/14_Fijibones/14_Fijibones.html saw and measured in 1999]. Taraiasi has been employed at the school since 1978. He will try to contact Staya Deo Singh, who was in charge of the anatomy lab from before Taraiasi started work at FSM and who probably met the team in 1999.		* '''Taraiasi Vakamoci''', curator of the Pathology Museum, took us to anatomy lab where the bones are that Kar Burns already [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Bulletins/14_Fijibones/14_Fijibones.html saw and measured in 1999]. Taraiasi has been employed at the school since 1978. He will try to contact Staya Deo Singh, who was in charge of the anatomy lab from before Taraiasi started work at FSM and who probably met the team in 1999.
	* Associated with [[Colonial War Memorial Hospital]].		* Associated with [[Colonial War Memorial Hospital]].

Moleski at 17:31, 17 February 2009

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	Website: [http://www.fsm.ac.fj/ Fiji School of Medicine]		Website: [http://www.fsm.ac.fj/ Fiji School of Medicine]

			* Tunnels were dug under the [[CWMH\| Colonial War Memorial Hospital]] as air raid shelters for CMS. CMS needed room for 400 people in the shelters.
	* '''Dr. A.S. Frater''', who followed Hoodless as Principal of CMS (appointed December 31, 1946), was also a Presbyterian minister and the son of a Presbyterian missionary (Maurice Frater). Died young. He had been in a prison camp during the war. Just dropped dead. The position was vacant in the list for 1954. I heard a rumor--maybe from Waibuca--that an acting Director threw away a large number of records in the 1950s. It is likely that it was the person who took over after Frater's death. ''If Hoodless left the bones at FSM, they could have been discarded during this purge of the archives--if so, they are gone without a trace.''		* '''Dr. A.S. Frater''', who followed Hoodless as Principal of CMS (appointed December 31, 1946), was also a Presbyterian minister and the son of a Presbyterian missionary (Maurice Frater). Died young. He had been in a prison camp during the war. Just dropped dead. The position was vacant in the list for 1954. I heard a rumor--maybe from Waibuca--that an acting Director threw away a large number of records in the 1950s. It is likely that it was the person who took over after Frater's death. ''If Hoodless left the bones at FSM, they could have been discarded during this purge of the archives--if so, they are gone without a trace.''
	* '''Taraiasi Vakamoci''', curator of the Pathology Museum, took us to anatomy lab where the bones are that Kar Burns already [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Bulletins/14_Fijibones/14_Fijibones.html saw and measured in 1999]. Taraiasi has been employed at the school since 1978. He will try to contact Staya Deo Singh, who was in charge of the anatomy lab from before Taraiasi started work at FSM and who probably met the team in 1999.		* '''Taraiasi Vakamoci''', curator of the Pathology Museum, took us to anatomy lab where the bones are that Kar Burns already [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Bulletins/14_Fijibones/14_Fijibones.html saw and measured in 1999]. Taraiasi has been employed at the school since 1978. He will try to contact Staya Deo Singh, who was in charge of the anatomy lab from before Taraiasi started work at FSM and who probably met the team in 1999.

Moleski at 16:57, 17 February 2009

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	* '''Dr. Jim Samisoni'''--successor to Gilchrist and prior to Baravilala. One of Gilchrist's students. Tried but failed to make contact with him.		* '''Dr. Jim Samisoni'''--successor to Gilchrist and prior to Baravilala. One of Gilchrist's students. Tried but failed to make contact with him.
	* '''Dr. Wame Baravilala''', Dean of FSM in 2003. Not interested in the bones search.		* '''Dr. Wame Baravilala''', Dean of FSM in 2003. Not interested in the bones search.
	* The Librarian, '''Imeri Waibuca''', started to work at FSM in her present capacity in 1998. She has begun looking for records to build an archive for the school. She would not let us see any of her finding aids or anything in the archives. She says she asked one of her students to do a search on our behalf. We have no idea what kind of materials they have.		* The Librarian, '''Imeri Waibuca''', started to work at FSM in her present capacity in 1998. She has begun looking for records to build an archive for the school. She would not let us see any of her finding aids or anything in the archives. She says she asked one of her students to do a search on our behalf. We have no idea what kind of materials they have. In her opinion, [[Hoodless]] would not have left the bones at the school. "It would not have been prudent to have left them here."