Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1933, Page 6

CBSONMAYBEL.S ENVOY 70 BRI Arms Expert Is Reported Slated for Transfer From Brussels Post. Hugh S. Gibson, United States Am- basador to Belgium will be transferred 1n the same capacity to Rio de Janeiro, | it was reported today. Since 1927 -Ambasador QGibson has been the jack of all trades of the State Department. While officially he represented America at the court of King Albert of Belgium, in fact he covered most of the important assignments during these last years, at all the conferences which were held either at Geneva, or in London. He was America's disarmament ex- pert in Europe. Whether the conferences were held at Geneva or anywhere else | the American delegation was yever| complete without Gibson. He won his spurs as an able negotiator at the Geneva Naval Disarmament Conference | in 1927. After that he fepresented the United States at all the Geneva meet- ings whether this country was repre- sented officially or unofficially. Every- time Ambassador Dawes, who conducted those preliminaries without the help of any naval_experts. got entangled be- cause MacDonald had to take the ad- vice of his admiralty, Gibson was sent to help the Ambassador to the Court ©of St. James. The presence of Gibson as ambassa- | dor at large, for that is really what he | was during the Hoover administration, | is no longer needed, because President | Roosevelt has sent Norman H. Davis to | Europe in that capacity, and with fuller | wers than Gibson ever Some of is friends were seriously concerned that on account of his having been so close to the previous administrations, he may not be employed in a diplomatic capacity by the Democrats. But Presi- dent Roosevelt, who wants to use all the talents he can find at hand, even though the man may have different litical views, has given him the am- E:ssadursmp in Brazil, one of the most important diplomatic positions in South America. KENSINGTON RESIDENTS PROTEST SALE OF BEER Group of 15 Oppose Licenses to Ap- plicants at Garrett Park and Ken-Gar. Bpecial Dispateh to The ROCKVILLE, Md., April 27.—Pro- tests against issuance of licenses to Clarence A. Chapman of Garrett Park and Paul Leon Wharton of Ken-Gar to sell beer or other beverages contain- ing not more than 3.2 per cent of alcohol, have been filed with Clayton K. Watkins, clerk of the Circuit Court here. The same group of fi Tesi- dents of Kensington and vicinity are the signers in each case. They ask that the licenses be refused on the ground that sale of beer at the points indicated would not be an accommo- dation to the general public. John T. Schreider of 609 Sligo sve- nue, Silver Spring, has flled with Clerk Watkins an application for a permit || May Go to Rio HUGH S. GI RETIREMENT IS TOPIC Issue Faces U. 8. Employes’ Union No. 8 Tomorrow Night. ‘The retirement issue will be consid- ered by the educational forum con- ducted under the auspices of Federal Employes® Unfon No. 2, National Feder- ation of Federal Employes, which meets tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at head- quarters, 710 Fourteenth street. Resolutions will be developed for presentation at the national convention of the federation at Kansas City in September. EXCU Destinations CHESTE! BALTIMORE to sell beer for consumption off his premises. presents Rossd Trip Pere [PITTSBURGH | $6.00 .. S A"hs vm $2.10 Winchester Apple Blossom Festival ) Leave Washington 8:25 A, M. Lomger Limit Tickets at $3.20. $q.25 $3.00 Cumberland $2.00 Martinsburg $1.50 Harpers Ferry SUNDAY, APRIL 30. Lv. Washington 8.25 am. LOW WEEK-END FARES TO ALL POINTS Go Fridey nooa to Suadey seps. Returs to Moadey miduight, For Details, Ask Agents or Phone District 3300 BavTiMORE &oHIO THE EVE G PRYSICIAN DEFENDS PROFESSON FEE Dr. Dean Lewis Would Stress Quality Rather Than Cost of Care. A ples for more public emphasis on qQuality of medical care, rather than its cost, was made last night by Dr. Dean 'wis, profeasor of surgery at the Johns lopkins Medical School and president- the American Medical Assocla- tion, in an address at the closing session of the District Medical Society’s two- day aclentific meeting. . Lewis also deplored the present trend away from the family doctor and toward too much specialization. The family physician, he said, is the foun- dation all forms of medical service and the best guide for the public. Referring to the report of the Com- mittee on Cost of Medical Care, which recommended group practice and lower fees, Dr. Lewis declared that “the less we talk about the report the less we will hear of it. The report need not be given more public attention by talking about it.” Enjoys Cellecting Fees. “Any doctor will admit that occasion- ally excessive fees are charged,” he continued, “but on the whole I think they ape reasonable. I have no trouble collecting fees. In fact, I rather enjoy it—so many interesting things about human nature can be learned. “Gangsters are the pleasantest people to collect fees from. I had one in Chicago. They are easy to handle and easy to collect from. This one I treated pulled out a roll, peeled off the bills and paid me right there on the spot. Six LOW FARE RSIONS Detes and particnlers Sunday, April %0 Lv. Wash. 7:55a.m. & *11:30 a.m. (*Te Philadeiphia ealy) Senday, April 30 Lv. Wash. 7:35 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. y 3rd and 4th Return Same Day. Also $4.50 Saturdeys aad Suadays Daily—Good for 3 deys SOUTHERN DAIRIES \CEJCREAM in-a-cup Dear MornErs anp Dabs: This is real rich ice cream, wholesome and delicious. Southern Dairies guarantees it to be absolutely pure. at all Wickey Wowse, Southern Dairies Dealers STAR, WASHING™ILON, D. C., mm later I his picture paper a8 a gangster who had been shot at.” Returning to his criticism of the re- port on cost of medical care, Dr. Lewis aeclared it provided no mechanism by which its recommendations could be mgl into hn"“.‘lm am 3& ly opposed,” he said, State university hospitals entering into competition with lvate practitioners. However, the State university hospi- tals can establish diagnostic clinics at minimum rates where patients can be sent by their private physicians and returned to them after diagnosis. Pleads for Family Doctor. “Poor people,” he said, “are well cared for now. I am not so much concerned with the protection of the doctor. I want to see the high level of practice continued. At the present time, the American people are getting the highest quality of medical care at s falr rate.” Sidetracking the family doctor for the specialists was declared to be foolish, uneconomical and bad, both for the medical profession and the patient. The patient especially loses, Dr. @ochor. Te'loses (S grest paycholagica) Y e paycl value in cure that comes from the close THURSDAY, “to | main in He attacked strongly opponents of vivisection, declaring the time has passed when a surgeon can truthfully say that vivisection has not improved his knowledge. He observed that the inoculation of a mouse often has saved the life of & man. Dr. Harry A. Fowler, president of the District Medical Society, presided at the , held in the Medical So- ciety Bi , 1718 M street. Before the meeting, Dr. Lewis was entertained at a dinner in the Mayflower Hotel by Scientific pspers on various technical subjects were presented during the two-day session. 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