Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1931, Page 10

A—10 HOSPITAL GARS HlT BY WOMAN DOCTOR Discrimination Is Protested in Renort to Convention at Philadelphia. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, June 10.—A protest egainst “discrimination against woman doctors” in medical colleges, hospitals, the Army and the American Medical Asscciation was made by Dr. Bertha Van Hoosen of Chicago, at the annual convention of the Medical Women's Na- tional Association. Dr. Van Hoosen's protest was incor- porated in her annual report as chair- man of the Committee on Medical Op- portunities for Women. The report was referred to the board of directors. The | women's association is meeting here in | conjunction _with_the annual meeting | of the American Medical Association. | Internships Too Few. Medical schools are required by law | to give equal opportunities to men and | women where the co-educational sys- tem prevails, she said, but, “there are not enough internships to provide wom- &n medical students with training.” She recommended that a letter be educational medical schools and urging they do everything to take care of the need. hospitals in this country in- the American Medical Asso-’ o said, only 174 take women | Raps Army's Bar. | “Our membership is of sufficient size | to entitle us to have three women members on every important committee | sociation, | plished even to be formed. men doctors were on_the grounds of sex. Sex alone should not be a hindrance to serve in the Army. I, therefore, believe that we should to the surgeon general ur opinion on this mat- for a direct communication | Dr. Van Hoosen also recommended | that a letter be sent to women physi- | cians who have practiced 20 years or more, asking that they leave money in their wills 1o the association for estab- | lishing scholarship funds. PLANET DISCOVERER WILL ENTER COLLEGE | Clyde Tombaugh, 25, Former Farm Boy, Finder of Pluto, Plans to Use $500 Scholarship. By the Associated Press. LAWRENCE, Kans,, June 10.—Clyde ‘Tombaugh, 25-year-old Kansas man and former farm boy, who discovered the new planet Pluto, is to enter college. Honored by the Royal Astronomical Society of Great Britain for his dis- covery, his ability in his search of the heavens already assured, Tombaugh will enter the University of Kansas next Fall either as a freshman or unclassi- | fied, as he has had only one year in | high school. He has been awarded the Edwin Emory Slosson $500 scholarship in science. Tombaugh, now on the staff of Mount ‘Wils Observatory, Pasadena, Calif., is self-educated. In between the chores and the wheat harvest on the fgym near Burdette, Kans., where he was born, ‘Tombaugh studied astronomy, buying Missing RETIRED BANKER'S DAUGH- TER LAST SEEN ON JUNE 2. ELIZABETH WARDWELL, Twenty-four, daughter of Addison Wardwell, retired president of the | Wats:town, N. Y., National Bank, for whom a search was spread yesterday across the country. She was last seen on June 2 on the Watert:wn-Syracuse Highway with a man whose identity was not determined. She was descrbied as about 5 feet tall and weighed 130 pounds. At the time she left she was wearing a white cotton dress figured in red, a dark blue coat and a light hat. Her parents have been in com- munication with friends of the family in New York and Chicago, where the girl had a desire to visit. P. Photo. TRADE PARLEY DELAYED Imperial Conference Will Be Held at Ottawa in 1932. LONDON, June 10 (#).—J. H. 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