Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1929, Page 21

DR, WILBUR URGES [} BIG MEDICAL POOL Advocates “Best the Profes-| sion Affords” ‘Be Made Available to-All. By the Associated Press. < 4 [ARLOTTESVILLE, Va., October | 22.—A new social significance for medi- eine—to give every one, regardless of| residence or economic condition, the; Dbest the profession affords—was urged wday by Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, Sec- retary of the Interion at the dedicatory exercises of the new medical bullding at. the University of Virginia. After outlining a steady progress of medicine which he attributed to under- standing, Dr. Wilbur described the tra- dition of the man of medicine as calling upon him to make his discoveries avaii- able to science and to every other doctor. slivils . i “Now, he fices the necessity of working out a program which will make his diseoveries actually avallabie to all” the Secretary said. “We have the facts, we have the trained physicians and | Turses, but we have not as yet been able | to meet the ideal of seeing’ that each member of civilized society obtains that advantage which is poséible to. him if he can get his share from the great Ppool of scientific medicine. Uniform Distribution. * “To make medicine fit ‘in‘ with the other social forces so that its distribu- tion will be uniform,” he continued, “is vital in this age of sclence and democ- cy. Leadership in the readjustment, he said, should lie with the profession. He pointed out that people know, through mediums of education, .the newspaper and the radio, “that they are not getting full advantage of all of the forces that are available” in the fleld of medicine. “They are seeking relief and reaching out for means and methods which will bring it to them regardless of place of residence or economic condition,” he said. “Studies are now being made in the hope that we may uncover the realities of the situation and base on them some recommendations which will help the fession of medicine in giving to every y and girl, every man and woml dignified chance to obtain good me 1 care. It can be done if we can apply those principles of organization which have built up the industrial life of our Nation.” GIANT PLANE PLANS DISTANCE TRIALS Atlantic Flight Will Not Be At- tempted Before Spring, Back- ers Announoe. 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