Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1935, Page 34

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Prevention of disease occupied a prominent position on the roster of Red Cross activities during the past year, according to the annual report of the American Red Cross made Safeguarding the lives of mothers | and babies, through pre-natal and child health conferences, constituted | one of the chief lines of defense uti- | lized by the Red Cross in carrying on | | ventable diseases. 1 Recognizing that public health to- | National Red Cross, revealed the so- clety is placing increasing attention on the state of the Nation's health. N | services in communities now with- | The report stated the organization is | building & program for the coming year with the aim in mind of a: | sisting already organized health agen- | eles or inaugurating adequate health | out one. | Increase Among Jobless, Admiral Grayson pointed out, in | | commenting on the report, that actual studies have proved conclusively that the incidence of illness is much higher | among the unemployed and people in | the lower income brackets than it is |among those with moderate or more | comfortable incomes. | | Public health nursing services were | | maintained by 550 chapters in com- | munities scattered throughout the | | United States, with 765 nurses bging employed by them in this work. Close | co-operation was given local and State public health agencies in various sec- | tions of the country, in many cases | | assisting local agencies in health proj- | ects where public funds were mnot | available. | A total of 214,444 cases was cared for by Red Cross public health nurses during the year, 1,156,003 visits being necessary in giving this care. Through the same period 633.944 school or pre- school children were inspected by the | nurses. Of these, 325,329 were found |to be suffering from one or more physical defects, while 195,137 of these children were treated by the Red | Cross or co-operating physiciars. Increase in Hygiene Course, The report indicated an increas- ing number of mothers and young | women are taking courses in home hy- |giene and care of the sick, which is a standardized subject in chapters in all sections of the country. During the past year 52,196 persons have completed this course and received their certificate or cards, with 1,593 instructors caring for the classes “In the field of prevention,” Ad- miral Grayson said, “the Red Cross has had an unusually busy year. We have immunized more than 54,700 children, most of them of pre-school age, in an effort to combat the dan- gers of diphtheria, this work being a major project in many Red Cross | chapters. “In combating pellagra, 388 chap- Itel's in the Eastern section of the | country and 72 chapters in the Mid- | west are carrying on pellegra-control work and distributing yeast. Between 25,000 and 30,000 persons have re- treatment during the past ear.” . An indication of the increasing use- fulness of the Red Cross public health nursing program was shown in the report. It stated that cases visited by Red Cross nurses increased 39 per cent over the period covered by the | previous report. Rogers Fund Aids. | Admiral Grayson revealed that the ‘Will Rogers Nursing Fund. made pos- | sible through a gift of $25,000 last year by the beloved actor and news | commentator, had assisted in support- | ing public health services in 57 com- munities of 27 States. Mr. Rogers expressed the wish, at the time the | gift was made, that it be used to guar- antee the continuance of public health services where local funds were not available. A complete report covering ! the expenditure of the fund had been made to Rogers shortly before his | tragic death. Public health services in 47 chapters of the Red Cross in Northeastern States were continued through a gift | of $5,000 made by the northern juris- | diction of the Scottish Rite Masons, | this sum being added to an earlier | gift of $15,000 made during the pre- | | vious year. | As a means of eradicating malnu- | trition, especially among children, 270 home economists assisted chapters in | educational efforts to raise the nu- | trition level of families in many sec- tions of the country. In 52 chapters, 155 of these home economists served as instructors in Red Cross food and | nutrition courses. In addition, 4,141 | Red Cross certificates or cards were | issued to students completing work | | in these courses. |JEWISH JUNIORS TO GATHER HERE| Record Number of Delegates Ex- pected for Convention Be- ginning Today. | Arrangements for the iargest num- | ber of delegates ever to attend the biennial convention of the National Council of Jewish Juniors, are being | made for the organization's four-day meeting here beginning today at the ‘Washington Hotel, according to Miss Hilda Levy, convention chairman. A reception tea for attending guests wili be held this afternoon, fol- lowed by the convention’s open ses- sion at 8 pm. at the Washington Hebrew Congregation Church. Dr. Joseph Kornfeld, former United States Ambassador to Peru, will be principai speaker at a formal ban- quet to be given for local and na- tional representatives tomorrow night. Among those attending the conven- tion will be Mrs. Arthur Brin of Minneapolis, national president of the Council of Jewish Women; Mrs. Leonard B. Schloss of Washington, national adviser to the National Council of Jewish Juniors: Miss Cecelia Slohn of New York, Tational president of the Junior Hadassah; Miss Flora R. Rothenberg of Pitts- burgh, national president of the Na- tional Council of Jewish Juniors, and Miss Ruth Markwood, president of the Washington section.of National + WEDDING OF DUKE SET FOR NOVEMBER 6 Death of Buccleuch Not to Halt Plans for Daughter and Third Son of King. By the Assoclated Press. LONDON, October 19.—Despite the death of the Duke of Buccleuch to- day, the wedding of his daughter, Lady | in the private airplane of the Prince Alice Montague Douglas Scott, and |of Wales, was at the bedside with her | day is a community concern, Admiral | |i | Cary T. Grayson, chairman of the ||| Anniversary Sale Brings You Savings on $3.50 Part-Wool BLANKETS Specially priced for the Anniver- sary! Warm, fleecy pretty plaids of rose, blue, green or orchid. Double bed size. Not less than 5% wool EXTRA LARGE SIZE ALL-WOOL BLANKETS, in plain colors, each Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. home, your Council of Jewish Juniors. Rice Farmers Drown. Five hundred rich farmers were drowned in a recent ficod in Man- churia, the Duke of Gloucester, third son of King George and Queen Mary, will be held November 6, as scheduled. The ceremony, however, will be pri- vate, instead of a great public pageant, and the private chapel of Buckingham Palace will be the scene instead of Westminster Abbey, where workmen today began removing spectators’ stands which had been built outside. Lady Alice, after flying to her father's home at Selkirk, Scotland, D. -C, OCTOBER 20, mother, brothers and sisters, when the seventh Duke of Buccleuch died at the age of 71, after failing to recover, following a recent operation. ‘The Duke of Gloucester planned to leave London tonight to attend the funeral Tuesday. King George and Queen Mary expresed their sympathy in messages. Trade Better. Uruguay expects a near-boom in 1935—PART ONE.. PLAN NEW AIR GROUPS Leaders Seek o Make U. 8. Avi- ation-Minded. Plans for formation of 1,100 chap- ters in as many communities as part of a movement o “make the United States aviation minded,” have been announced by the National Aero- nautical Association. Arthur 8. Dudley, secretary man- ber of Commerce and alde to Senator McAdoo, association president, the program was being developed to “sell aviation to the country.” hundred’ managers of municipal air- | ports throughout the Nation will be | asked, he said, to assist in formation | | of the chapters, each of which will| have & minimum of 25 members. | Installed in your providing current furnished by the Potomac Electric Power Co. Goldenberg's—Downslairs, business. ager of the Sacramento, Calif.,, Cham- Despite the rapidly mounting cost of wool . .. every rug in this big collection is offered at many, many dollars under the regular price! The reasons! Our buyer went from one famous mill to another ... bought odd lots of “mill-hurt” rugs at tremendous reductions. Patterns are slightly irregular ... all are in excellent wearing condition! Everything from scatter size to extra large room sizes. Sorry, no mail or phone orders. Quan. 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