Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1940, Page 34

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Tuberculosis Unit Weighs Plans for Test of Adults Shift of Main Efforts From Pupils to Older Persons Considered - The tuberculosis case-finding ex- perience of New York City, which has included co-operation of public welfare investigators in increasing tuberculin tests and X-ray exami- nations of apparently healthy adults, was being studied today by officials of the District Tuberculosis Associ- ation with a view to formulating fu- ture policy here, following an ad- dress yvesterday by Dr. Herbert Edwards, director of New York’s fight against the disease. “Limited, haphazard case-finding” has been a shortmmlng of efforts to combat the malady in the United States, Dr. Edwards declared yes- terday at a luncheon meetlng of the local organization in the .+ from Port 8ul 2% Hom Hawall to Fort . rom Port mu Lt Roland B, ouston to Watertor INFANTRY. Jones, Ltl Gol Albert M., from Boston to Ph]u Skares, Ma. ',0 Rlfl imond, Va. Potts _MaJ. s 2 ing, Gery Port Bng Buck. Capt Wan IoX poaPly Walter A from Port Ontario . from San Fran- De Witt, c.g:u il Tt Du’g‘" Cani® Ro“" Barracks. 'ort Sam Houstol Gagin: Gt “James M., Barracks_to West Point, Schooley, Second Lt. Cer Simms. Second Lt. mehnrd Prancis E. Wlnen to Wat e! VET! Hartman, ‘i oo, Monroe to Panam: toWashington. 'Phnm&son Capt, jATvo T., from Washington nrc n or ENGINEERS. Hill, MayC mrn \ W~ from Gary, Ind., 'ORPS. rom Panama to Vickers, c-p,t Louis T., from Fort Worden from Fort Leaven- Eock Liand. § ARTILLE R’ Barnes, MIJ HII’Y! . h"; Los_An Ccasdidy. Gt Sohn P, assidy, Capt. John worih to Wllmln ton, Kunesh. Capt Fort Monmouth, Leland W., from Peoris, 1L, | <3 Frank G., klmm Fort Moultrie BAIDh €., fom Port Benning elling. . from Fort Ham- 5 Copt. Cocil W trom ‘San Francisco to Immlnuelll Col " Pellx, from Puerto Rico from Vancouver T, from Jet- lrom Fort L Tacod Lor Sirom Fort Bower, Maj, Laurence R., from Match Pield to SUerLy comes oM frem Hawail to ' "MARINE. 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George H., from San Diego g Alton A., from Newport Clement, Lt. Col "Willilam T., from Quan- tico to Asiatic Pl W‘rgll!hm Cnl Donald. from Washington Galliford, Lt " Col. Walter T. H. from Tl ico 0 Toledo, Ohio. Blske, l.t Sol. Robert, Trom Washington Wlu l Co John B.. from San Diego tu Phi iadelpnia. | Stms Amor L.. from Battle Porce to J. William D.. from Newport to ume%rc e Dlmel R. from Newport to Battle Foree: Hamilton, Mnl George D., from Los An- geles to Shanghal. Presny. Maj. 0 Bhangh , . Maj. Bagsert. Bamuel W., from Quantico W.. from Washington ul District. yn. Mal. “Luther A, from Quantico | Ol en tsin. Olluby Ma). Donald G.. from San Diego | Murtor Becond, "hom Bhiladelphia fo New Yor Los Angeles. remerto; Mm:henzr nm el acol nT . Georse R., from Quantico to '-mu R. from Quantico to Earl H., from Quantico to flm Lt. Phillp C.. from Quantico Harold J.. from Pen- oW to Bhan Maion. Fiest Lt lfonlad M. from Quan- tico 19 New ¥ h P.. from Quantico uadron élohn A7 from Wash- Tom galTom Phila- Second Lt W to lnm Jeral Dt o Washineton lendinni James ond Lt. Trom Eniladeiohia (o New RO ir., from an_Clemente Island. Masters. Capt. James M., jnston to Quantico. Williams, Capt. Prancis H. from Wash- ngton to Quantico. Tschirgi, Capt, Harvey C.. from Quantico e Cllmle o?&m Jlmel F, from San Diego “iax w.. l'v !rom Wash- from Quantico . Cap C. T A rry from San Diego hai. Whlle Cl ! Jolm . hite. Capt A. from Quantico to IRON WORK FRED S. for LATEST NEWS The Night Final Star, containing the latest news of the day during these dramatic times, is de- livered every evening throughout the city and suburbs between 6 P.M. SMOOTHER —RICHER GRAVIES ~—e4syto make when you add doubles uny “STEERO”, At flavoe—the zest thag Io‘ wins compliments. STF.ERO Double Tzaaty BOUILLON CUBES NEW Quick Relief GICHNER IRON WORKS, INC. RE. 2420 senmings, ouns. GAVALEY Brooks, Lt Col Charles T.. from Wash- el ngs. Cap! alter F., n' n to Quantico. * | To Py, GRBt, Walter ., from Port Meade Webb. Lt Col. James W.. from Battle | ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT. Force 1> Waihingto Zornig, Cob Herman from Aberdeen | Rogers, Lt wmmn W., from Battl ore Young Women's Christian Associa- tion Building. Although rest in a hospital often is indicated in early stages, 90 per cent of tuberculosis beds “are oc- cupied by cases with advanced lesions,” he said. Aided by Welfare Workers. | The work of his city department | has been aided appreciably by en-‘ listment of municipal public wel- fare investigators, numbering more | than 3,000, he told the group. Al-| though welfare authorities at first | contended their workers already | were overtaxed with duties, the in- vestigators volunteered to urge re- | lief clients to appear for examina- tion when importange of locating | cases was brought befdre them, Dr. Edwards revealed. “There is a growing feeling that case-finding programs among school children are of little importance,” | the New York official asserted, ex- laining the index of cases located | | in this group has been so low as | to prompt ‘direction of intensive | case-detection toward adults. | Prevented by financial limitations from conducting comprehensive sur- veys in all age groups, District Tuberculosis officials have been at- tempting to decide whether to con- tinue X-ray examinations among Washington high school students or concentrate on aduits. Check on School Examinations. Tuberculin tests on high school students are not made by New York authorities unless school principals transmit parent-approved requests of at least 90 per cent of the en- rollment, he said, adding 90 to 97 per cent of the pupils ask for the | tests readily when suggested by school heads in neighborhoods in which a number of cases might be expected. Dr. Edwards warned against over- confidence, which, he said, has been | induced in some quarters by gains of recent years. Predictions tuber- culosis could be eradicated in this country in 20 years would not be fulfilled even if all funds being ex- pended by all Government agencies were directed into the fight, he said. Dr. J. Winthrop Peabody, presi- | ®nt’of the association, presided at the luncheon and it was followed by a meeting of the X-ray Committee at which no final decisions were reached. they use the best medium—The Star. 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