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Note 1: "Talk on Jim s Prints on side. Oct 26, 1959. Finish with Long John Ben Gross? Talking about Europe. Also Starts side 2. Fairy green."; Note 2: CDI 1. Smith and female talking. Tape stops and resumes2. cont'd 3. Smith conversation -6. photography talk 7. ambient street in bakcground, photo layout discussed 8. cont'd debation on printing 9. cont'd debate, Schweitzer. You and Jim, "Emily and I" (George and Emily (Mack) Orick, most likely) Jim could be Jim Karales. 10. continued debate 11. Smith Life essay "the plant" as subject. Photo critique, Life story on Haiti: Ed Thompson turned it down. 12. cont'd essay discussion. logging essay also discussed. 13. cont'd CDII 1. cont'd: Smith, George Orick, Emily (Mack) Orick, Jim Karales. Smith on photography, loft, comparison of photography and playwrighting "a good speech in a play...if it doesn't fit, throw it out." 2. con'td 3. Smith onediting, with story 4. cont'd 5. cont'd mention of "Harry" 6. Smith defends Jim 7. cont'd debate 8. George talks 9. mention Larry Perkins, Jim Karales's talent. 10. someone says into mic "excuse me, I'm going to the bathroom." 11. Smith on taking criticism -13. CDII 1. cont'd , 2. simultaneous conversations 2. cont'd, 3. Smith talks about his tape recordings, Khrushchev, "trying to keep a running continuity of what the world was like, the news the jazz, the advertisements...." **** 4. cont'd talk 5. . cont'd 6. cont'd 7. WOR, Channel 9, Long John Nebel show Ozymandias as read by Tamir Kahlil, abaout Germany, club scene, jazz, Brandenberg Gate and the zones controlled by different nations. CDIV 1. cont'd LJN, guest, Tamir Kahlil, on iron curtain 2. cont'd 3. cont'd Photography mentioned 4. cont'd 4. ad for harper's Magazine, October 1959 Hudson Vitamins catalogue ad. Guests: Ben Gross, Tamir Khalil, Warren Pack, Walter McGraw. 6. Outer space and Soviet fear, UFO attack, Orson Welles "War of the Worlds" discussed. 7. Next show, Sunrise Serenade. 8. Jumps to talk, on WOR Goodman's recipe booklet. 9. Jumps to other channels, News, (about Mitchell Cutler) WNYC Spoken Words. Folkways Anthology of Negro Poetry for Young Peoople -12. Ends with "In Time of Silver Rain" by Langston Hughes. CDV 1. WNYC cont'd, rest of Folkways Anthology -2. Sydney POiteier reads 3. "As Sleep Coems Down to sooth the weary eyes" and other piesm . Continues -5. 6. Henry Purcell, The Faeirie Queen, Full score, begins . October 28. 1958/9. CDVI 1. cont'd Henry Purcell, "The Faerie Queen" Part I. 2. cont'd. CBC Vancouver Chamber Orch. and talk about librretto and score 4. Act II. ;

Note 1: "Both sides talk. Ohmika Club. Dec 1961."; Note 2: CDI W. Eugene Smith, Carole Thomas, Jun in darkroom working 2. banter and work talk: Hitachi steel, Mishiyama, and "Ted" (?) 3. cont'd talk and work. 4. Jun, joking about looking for girls on his day off. Talk about film hardener. 5. darkroom banter, Smith and Carole 6. cont'd 7. high priced microscopes 8. Smith hummin gand prinitng -11. more talk and work, 12. cont'd 13. glute tune by Smith, great playing, relatively. CDII 1. cont'd, darkroom work 2. Nishiyama discussed, train times, calling Otomo, Sekoko (sp?) 3. discussing HItachi subjects for photography (medicine, research, radiation) 4. samples, cancer research, subject and work details 5. cont'd (irony of translation of languages) 6. drying prints/film and captions, Smith needs to leave. 7. logistics for photographing on Saturday 8. Jun, Carole, Cosmo. Discussion: proof prints and layout. 9. Carole's dream of New YOrk, while in Japan and "supposed to come here March 1961. Cosmo didn't fund. In Japan, Hotel NIco, and Ropongi apartment, money matters. 10. approval for trip in June, History of discussion of terms between Smith and Cosmo/Hitachi. 11. work and phone call, Cosmo for Carole. 12. ambient 13. Carole, on sweaters, mention of staying at Ohmika Hotel, 14. ***System for filing Smith's prints explained. Hitachi photography discussion. ;

Note 1: "William Korshaw. Dr. W.K. Eishburne. Side 1 + 2. July 27, 1951."; Note 2: CDI Echoey audio and muffled quality. Easily discernable interview. July 27, 1951. W. Eugene Smith interview with Dr. Leon Banov, Charleston, SC. 1. questions and answers regarding Nurse Midwife essay subject Maude Callen. 2. about Calen, 10,000 people under her care (in Life story text). About Callen's clinic 3. insight into work, funding, Bishop Thomas, roads, retirement, country (subjects) 4. logistics and money discussion, Smith's hope that his story will bring donations to Maude Callen for clinical work. 5. cont'd about pay rates for midwives being low. 6. about Dr. Evans, Maude, cost of eduation 7. issues discussed by Smith, political, economic, and logistics of nurse midwife work. CDII 1. Reel One. interview with Dr. William Fishburn. July 27, 1951 head of Berkely County medical since 1931. Questions and answers 2. nature of lgistlative boad and processes for change 3. cont'd budget concerns 4. statistics, budgets. 5. 1939 statistics for medical concerns 6. budget specifics, Dr. Fishburn 7. cont'd ;

Note 1: "Blank. Both sides talking."; Note 2: CDI 1. July 27, 1951. W. Eugene Smith interview with Dr. Leon Banov, with Bernie Schoenfeld, field researcher present. Health department, epidemiology, politics 2. politics and change for medical establishment 3. cont'd 4. state of public health, 1951 5. about socialized medicine, public health, (mentions taking lunch) 6. politics and public health. Banov's ideas 7. cont'd CDII 1. cont'd interview, after a lunch break. subjects: William Harmon funded clinic, National Public Health, creation of county health. 2. Banov's history of medicine as it pertains to slavery in the U.S.*** 3. state of midwifery 4. about Maude Callen, Smith photography as a possible helping factor: "I need to do this."*** 5. County Health Department history. Optimism despite setback 6. cont'd and 1926 vignette, post hurricane medicine. 7. positive comments for Doctor Banov. legistlation and closing comments. ;