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STUDEBAKER 1885 coupe, 4-passenger;
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Evening star., 1939-05-01
Child Health Week.
Observation launched
In District Today
n Organizations
Represented at
Luncheon at Y. W. G. A.

With the entire community CO.
operating, Washington today started
Its observation of Child Health Week.
Celebrating May Day as Child
Health Day, representatives Of 81
organizations gathered at noon
for q luncheon at the Y. w. G. A.
Health Officer George c. Rutland
and DR.. Ella Oppenheimer, director
Of the Bureau of Maternal and Child
Welfare of the Health Department,
were to be the speakers.
While nutrition will be especially
emphasized this week, DR.. Rutland
said this morning he felt nutrition
alone cannot insure child welfare.
The psychological background Of the
child, he said, also should be con-
Sidered.
The District, he declared, has not
begun to meet adequately the need
for child guidance. The attunement
between parent and child, he added,
should be stressed.
He pointed out that this week
will stress the responsibility parents
must bear in the development of
their children. Official health agen-
cies can influence parents only
through demonstration. 1t Is the
parents duty, he pointed out, to
apply present day methods OF caring
for their children.
Cooperating with the Health De-
partment in observing child health
week are the Boy Scouts, Girl
Scouts, various department stores,
drug stores, dairies, the home eco
nomics department of the public
schools and the public libraries.
The District Congress of Parents
and Teachers started today health
roundup of pre-school children to
get ready for school in the fall.
Twelve of the flfty-one schools
where examinations will be given
under the auspices of the District
Congress were to be visited today.
Mrs. Alma Hudson, chairman Of the
summer roundup, said the examina-
tions would include medical, dental
visual and orthopedic checkups.
At the same time an educa-
tional campaign was launched by
the congress to convince parents OF
the need for tuberculin tests for
their youngsters. Mrs. Hudson said
the campaign is meeting with un-
expected success.
Originally established as part Of
the congress observance of Child
Health Day, the roundup has been
expanded until it now takes 10 days
to complete the examination OF
more than 1000 children.
Included In the special demonstra-
tions and lectures on child health
to be given this week will be mass
dental examination of 200 members
of the Metropolitan Police Boys
Club.
Other activities scheduled today
as part of the observance were
radio skit by the Boy Scouts over
Station WJSV at 2:30 pm; a Girl
Scout program over Station WMAL
on What We Are Doing to Obtain
Our Cook Badge" and a talk by
DR.. Hugh Davis, director of the child
hygiene clinic of the Health De-
partment, who was heard over
Station WMAL on the use Of cod
liver oil for the growing child.
Miss Katharine IenrOOt, chief of
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the Childrens Bureau Of the Labor
Department, in discussing the ma
tional observance of Child Health
Day, said that some Of the 5000
babies born today will have no better
chance to see their first birthday
than II they had been born 20
years ago.
I'VE know more about how to
keep babies alive and children WE'LL"
she said, "but our problem is to
get the health resources spread over
the country"
To spread the knowledge Of child
care, the District observance will be
particularly of an educational ma
ture. Mothers will be taught how
to prepare foods to advantage, how
to make best use Of raw foods and
how to include an advantageous
number Of vitamins in the child's
diet.
Organizations scheduled to answer
to the roll call of the friends of
child health" at the luncheon today
were District tuberculosis Associa-
ton, Congress of Parents and
Teachers, District Medical Society,
Kiwanis Club, Instructive Visiting
Nurse Society, Board of Trade, Girl
Scouts, Council of Social Agencies,
Council of Jewish Women, League
Of Women Voters, District of Col
umbia Women's Medical Auxiliary,
District Medico-Chirurgical Society,
Boy Scouts, Children's Hospital,
Health Department, Southwest Com
munity House, Washington Housing
Association, the Robert T. Freeman
Dental Society, the District public
schools, Washington Heart Associa-
ton, the District Dental Society and
the District Playground Depart
ment.
More than $50 students Of Roose-
welt High School joined in the cele-
bration of Child Health Week this
afternoon at 2:15 pm. with dis
play of organized gymnastics in the
Roosevelt High School stadium. The
physical education department Of
the school directed the program.
Evening star., 1939-05-01

sideration and attention when they
return to school.
If any of the signs point to a
suspicion of tuberculosis in the FAM
lily or in the children, the nurse
will see to it that the whole family
is referred for examination to a
tuberculosis clinic, or to family
physician if there is one.
After several months of service,
the nurse also has a pretty good
idea of the personal relationships
in the home and whether there are
conditions which must be remedied
in order to protect the health and
welfare of the children" Miss Bowl
ing said.
More than one third of all home
nursing calls made by the I. V. N. S.
field staff of Ct nurses in years
time are made in the interest of
the health of babies under one year
of age, and of their mothers, &C
cording to Miss Bowling.
Likely reasons for visits to young
infants, after they are safely born,
are given as follows: Perhaps the
mother is young and inexperienced
and afraid to bathe the baby. Or
the baby develops a rash. Or he is
sneezing and the mother is afraid
he has caught cold from the other
children. Perhaps he has skin
infection, or, to the anxious mother,
the baby lust doesn't look good
Responding to calls regarding the
health of newborn babies, the I.
V. N. S. staff last year made 20,092
visits to 3,275 babies less than one
month of age And they made g.
976 visits to 1,045 babies over one
month of age and less than one
year.
More than 1856 per cent of last
years patients were children from
l to S years of age; 1859 per cent
of the patients were children be-
tween the ages of s and is years,
and 1854 per cent of the total pa
tients, or about $4,000 patients in all,
were children under Is years.
Premature babies, Miss Bowling
SdlQ, are luOIc plOilc W Cdoaoel oPlio
which might not necessarily affect
the full-term infants. Prematurely
born infants have, for instance,
lowered immunity to colds, pneu-
monia and the infectious diseases,
and the visiting nurse must give the
mother thorough instruction in how
to protect the infant from contact
with others, how to maintain the
proper body temperature through
the simple home methods that are
at her disposal.
Turning through a pile of yellow
slips on her desk, which represented
the new calls" that had come from
Evening star., 1939-05-01

Washington homes during the cur
rent day, Miss Bowling read of
some of the reasons listed on the
'yellows" which made a visit i'm
perative.
They ran from colds, fever, sore
throat, bruised heel, mumps and
measles" to reports Of broken leg,
cancer, pregnancy. kidney trouble
and cerebral heniorrage." One of
them merely reported pain in abb
domen," which Miss Bowling said
could easily be anything from stom-
ach-ache to appendicitis.
Corps of blue-clad nurses may be
seen at the start of the day at the
headquarters and in any of the
five I. v. N. S. branch Offices stack
ing" supplies to be placed in the
black bags which they carry, and
"scrubbing" in the most approved
manner before they start out on
their calls.
New cases and the critically Ill
are visited first and then each nurse
to save time, follows the line of
travel, visiting those persons on her
list who need repeat visits-follow-
up care for the mother and her new
born infant, another call to see
the child recovering from con-
tagious disease, a visit to the home
where yesterday a 3-year-old was
threatened with pneumonia; an
other to give post-operative care
to an appendicitis case that has just
come home from the hospital" Miss
Bowling said.
Emergency calls often come to the
nurse direct as she makes her regu-
lar visits.
Each nurse reports back at noon
and is given new calls that may
have come in up to 2 pm, for it is
rule of the I. v. N. S. to respond
to every new call within a few hours
time.
Child health protection not only
results from calls made directly to
sick children, but it is a by-product
of practically any visit which our
nurses make into a home where there
are children" Miss Bowling stated.
THE visits of I. v. N. S. nurses
in homes and neighborhoods every
day throughout the year are con-
slant protection to the health Of
children in Washington"
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Prenatal Attention
Important Duty Of
Visiting Nurses
Mother Assured of
Careful Supervision
During Pregnancy

Being born is a babys biggest
health hazard.
For that reason the Instructive
Visiting Nurse Society, Commun-
ity Chest agency, usually prepares
for the baby's future with prenatal
care, according to Miss Gertrude H.
Bowling, I. v. N. S. executive.
Our nurses observe Child Health
Day every day." she said.
I'm building health for the child
to come, the nurses start with the
mother. Through the visits of the
nurse, the mother is assured of
careful supervision all during the
period of pregnancy. She is given
information on the natural normal
ways of staying we'll. She receives
intelligent instruction which en-
ables her to recognize conditions
which would make it necessary for
her to go Immediately to a ply
sician. She IS taught the value Of
early medical supervision and ex-
animation.
THE well, happy mother, in our
experience, is the one most likely
to have we'll baby"
Miss Bowling pointed out that
the I. V. N. S. nurses during 1898
made 21,044 visits to 1895 mothers
for the purpose of giving post-natal
care.
Advised Of Health Stations.
The nurse also sees to it that the
mother Is informed about the near
est well-baby health stations In one
of the hospitals or in the Health
Department and she is advised to
take the baby there regularly after
1t is a month old so that it may
be kept we'll.
In many Of her cases., while car
ing for the mother and the new
born infant, the nurse has uncov-
cred a number of other conditions
that materially affect the health of
children.
Usually the new baby has sis
ters and brothers in whom the nurse
quickly recognizes some health de-
feet that needs correction-either
through education of the mother,
or through follow-up care by doc
tors and Clinics" she said.
"She may discover that the other
children are mal-nourished, because
of actual privation, or because of
a mothers ignorance of good dietary
habits. In either case the nurse
has job to do. If the family is in
actual need, she knows how to put
them in touch with some other
Community Chest agency, or per-
haps public agency. so that they
can get assistance. Or she may find
1t necessary to give the mother a
course of instruction in how to buy
and prepare nourishing foods on
q restricted budget"
BY the time the newborn baby
has made his debut into a family,
the nurse is almost an old family
friend. Miss Bowling pointed out.
She has been in regular contact
with the mother during the pre-
natal period, has probably assisted
the family to get a housekeeping
assistant to stay in the home when
the baby comes, and has given daily
care to both mother and the new
born baby, and later supervision
for both mother and child during
the drst month.
Proper Attention.
The nurse knows by this time
whether any of the children have
eye defects, or an impairment of
hearing, and she knows how to see
that they get the proper medical
attention. She may also find it
necessary to get in touch with the
school nurse. so that the children's
health conditions will have con-
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-02

jan, Szegeden, Hajdunanason,
Vasarosnamenyban, Fehergyar
maton pasztorkepz6 tanfolya-
mokat nyitnak azzal a celzat-
tai, hogy hozzaert6, szakkep-
zett pasztorokat neveljenek.
A foldmiivelesugyi miniszte-
rum megallapitasa szerint
ugyanis ma az orszag teriileten
dolgozo 5000 f6nyi pasztornak
mintegy hetven szazaleka al
kalmatlan a pasztorkodasra.
Roppant erdekes az indoko-
las, amivel ezeknek a tanfo-
lyamoknak a szervezeset ala
tamasztjak:
- Az eddig kiserletek - me-
lyeken 355 pasztort kepeztek
k - meggyOZCek a m1nlSzterl-
umot, hogy ilyen tanfolyamok-
ra surg6s szikseg van. Az ed
dig kikepzettek csak tiz sza-
zalekat jelentik az orszag sziik-
segletenek. A tanfolyamokon
resztvettek negyvennegy sza-
zaleka mem tudott irni-olvas-
nj. Tizenhat szazalek go even.
harmincnyolc szazalek SO even
feliili ember volt, vagyis 81
szazalek mar olyan korban
volt, amikor a munkakepesseg
ezen a palyan mar csokken.
A baj az, hogy olyan rosszul
fizetik a legeltetesi tarsulatok
q pasztorokat, hogy ere a mes
tersegre ma mar munkabiro
ember alig akar menni. "A be
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-02
(Folytatas)
: Az Arany AlligatorhoZ!

Amikor vegre felert szallodai szobaja-
ba, ruhastol roskadt az agyra es abban
szempillantasban, ahogy parnara leej-
tette fejet, mar el is aludt -.
Masnap reggel mar magasan jart
nap, amikor szobaleany erelyes kopog-
tatasara megis felebredt. Ivy hivta te-
lefonhoz.
- 10 reggelt, oreg alomszuszek! - gu
nyolodott leany vidaman. Bizonyara
sz6rakoztal valahol, mialatt en- szorgos ku-
tatassal voltam elfoglalva ...
- Szorgalmas kutatassal? - ismetelte
Ferenc meg mindig almosan.
Ugy bizony! Felkutattam lit min
den utmutatot, de sehol sem tudtam meg
lelni az Isla de las Cobras-t
Nos, Ivy dragam, ha varsz egy fel-
6rat amig odaerek, olyat meselek neked
err6l nevezetes helyr6l, hogy az Ezeregy-
ejszaka meseje ota mem hallottal kiilon-
bet !. Es ami ait illeti, ez az egy ejsza-
ka, amelyet oft toltottem, bizvast feler
eZerrel
Mikor feloraval kes6bb Ferenc, Ivy fe-
sziilt figyelme kozepette elmeselte az Ell
szaka tortenteket azzal fejezte be az elbe-
szelest, hogy most pedig nagyon aggodik
Klari tovabb sorsa Matt Mert az egesz
vakmero vallalkozas hasztalan lett volna,
ha a marchesa cinkosai most mem tudvan
biztonsagban a leanyt azonnal tovabb
szallitanak =.
- Igen, igen, = mondta Ivy izgatot-
tan, - valamit siirg6sen kell tenniink,
hogy ezt az ujabb gazsagot megakadalyoz-
haSSuk
- Hiszen eppen exert akartam meg
beszelni veled dolgot, miel6tt vegleges
lepesre elhataroznam magamat. Most
azonban az kerdes, mitev6k legyiink?
A rend6rseget igenybe vehetnenk
mondta Ivy elgondolkozva, - azonban
mem eriink ra a rend6rseggel bajl6dni, ma
gyarazgatni, nzonyitekokat produkalni,
melyek nelkiil rend6rseg egy lepesre sem
hajlando! A dolog sirgos, talan siirgosebb,
mint hinnok Nekink magunlnak kell csc
lekveshez latnunk, barmily egyenl6tlennek
think is ICY kiizdelem!
Miert volna siirgos? - ijedt fel
fiatalember
= A dolog nagyon egyszerti, = ma
gyarazta Ivy. - Westermanne es Broglie
kapitany miutan cinkostarsukat, Alvados
grofot masvilagra kiildtek, abban hit
ben ringathattak volna magukat, hogy az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-02

rex olyan alacsonyak, hogy
azokbol a csaladok csak nyo-
morogni tudnak. Az atlagos
evi keresetik 6-7OO pengo, de
ebbol a nagyon csekely jove-
delemb6l meg bojtart is keny-
telenek tartani.
Eppen exert fatal emberek,
akiknek pedig 6sei nemzedek-
rol-nemzedekre pasztor embe-
rex voltak, oft hagytak a ma
gyon keveset j0vedelmezo mes
terseget. Erdekes, hogy a pasz-
tor legenyek - mint a statisz-
tika mutatja - legszivesebben
csendornek, rendornek men
mex.
AIT is felemliti indokolasa-
ban a f0ldmiivelestigyi minisz-
terium, hogy k0zel kilencszaz-
ezer darab j6szagot 6riznek
Magyarorszagban a pasztorok,
ezeknek erteke koriilbelll negy-
szaz millio peng6, els6rangu
erdeknek tartjak tehat, hogy
ilyen nagy vagyont szakkep-
zett emberek kezere bizzanak.
Az idei hallatlanul gazdag
gyum0lcstermes ertekesitese k0
riili bajok az illetekesek fl
gyelmet raterelte ARA a sajna-
latos k0riilmenyre, hogy ebben
az orszagban nagyon keves a
gyumolcs es zoldseg konzerv-
gyar. Eddig az tortent, hogy
rengeteg gyiimolcsot es zold-
seget kiszallitottak Csehorszag-
ba, oft gyartottak konzervet
bel6le.
Az illetekes helyeken most
az a gondolat merritt fel, hogy
surg6sen minel tobb konzerv-
gyarat kellene felallitani es
ICY ertekesiteni az orszagnak
egyre fokoz6d6 gyiim0lcs IS.
zoldseg termeset. Konzervet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-02
(Folytatjuk.)

A diktatorok tragediaja
az, hogy kornyezettik fokoza-
tosan lezullik es az alland6
hlzelges, talpnyalas folytan
mlnden ellentmondas apran-
kent turhetetlenne valik a dix
tatorra nezve. Ennelfogva elta-
volltja aprankent maga mell6l
mindazokat, akik client mon
danak 0tleteinek es csak azo-
kat tudja megtiirni, akik SOL
gal alazatossaggal nyaljak a
talpat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-02

legi atmeneti energiatlansagat hirtelen
felhasznalva, intezkedett es egyben don
tott is
Masnap reggel valamivel kilenc ora
elott, pontosan a megbeszelt id6ben kiug-
rott taxijabol repiil6teren.
Els6 pillantasa hatalmas, fenyl6 tes-
tn gepre esett, amely kiterjesztett szarnyu
madarhoz hasonloan allott a f0ldon A
gep mellett egy nlagasabb es egy alacso-
nyabb, pilotaruhaba bujtatott, szemved6-
vel es bukosisakkal felszerelt ember allott,
lathatolag elenk diskurzusba meriilve Az
egylk magasabbik odafordult az autob6l
kllepo Matyas Ferenchez es kezet nyujtva
feleje r0viden, pattogo hangon csak ennyit
mondott:
Rex!
ket ferfi egy pillanatra kutatva, WIS
galodva melyedt egymas arcadia, aztan
megnyugodva kenenyen kezet razott.
Els6 tekintetre egymasnak valo embe-
reknek latszottak.
Most kisebb pilotakosztlmos ajax
fordult Matyas Ferenchez, aki gepiesen fe-
leJe is kezet nyujtotta. De ugyanebben a
pillanatban ket mosolyg6 szem csillant fe-
leje es Ivy mar jokedviien kialtotta is:
- Az els6 megel6zes maris sikeriilt!
Amikor r0viddel kes6bb Ferenc hason-
10 repulouniformisban megjelent hatal-
mas madar mellett, Ivy mar elhelyezkedett
gep belsejeben es eppen azzal foglalko-
zott, hogy odaszijazza magat karosszek-
szerii iiIeshez.
Mr.. Rex meg a motor k0riil babralt.
dc szotlanul intett a fiatalembernek, hogy
is stallion be leany utan
Hol van masodik pilota - jutott
eszebe hirtelen Ferencnek. - Ugy tudom.
hogy kulonosen az ilyen nagyobb utaknal
meg egy embernek kell Jennie motor mel
lett, ARA az esetre, ha vezet6t valami
baj erne.
Rex meg nindig motor koriil fog
lalatoskodva megjegyezte
- Mines! Mem vallalkozott senki!
Egy perccel kes6bb konnyii rezges fu-
tott vegig gep karcsu testen. El6l a ket
hatalmas legcsavar forogni kezdett, egyre
erosbodo motorzugas hallatszott, a kiter-
jesztett szarnyu gepmadar hirtelen megin-
dult, futott egy darabig a foldon, aztan
egyszerre, mintegy elkapva reptiles il
galmatol, felemelkedett leveg6be es nvil-
sebesen siklott el6re a feIh6k alatt anne
lyek szeleit aranyosra festette nap
(Folytatjuk.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-02
kLABA TORTENETE
LtaG

beszelgetesik lefolyt es Ferenc az elmult
nap esemenyeit6l meg mindig kisse megvi-
selten teri vissza szallodai szobajaba. Az
volt az elgondolasa, hogy kisse meg hpi-
heni magat, aztan kihajtat reptl6terre
es megerdekl6di repul6jaratokat, ha le-
het nyelbe is uti siirg6s elutazast.
Mar alkonyodott, amikor neki akart
indulni, amikor megkapta Ivy telefoniize
netet, hogy siirg6sen keresse fel az Avenida
Brancon a hoteljeben.
- Nos, mi ujsag? Mi tortent? - ro-
BOYCOTT be rosszat sejtve szobaba Ferenc,
ahol Ivy egykedvii, kozombos arccal vara-
kozott rea.
Semmi kiil0n0s - felelte a leany
nyugodt, egyenletes hangon. Holnap
reggel indulunk, ennyi az egesz!
- Micsoda? - kapkodott fiatalem-
ber levego utan - Hova indulunk? Nit
jelentsen ez?
Termeszetesen Saigonba! va
laSzolta Ivy vilag legtermeszetesebb hang
jan. - A repiilogep reggel kilenc orakor
indulasra keszen all a repiiloteren.
- Dehat hogyan? - kerdezte Ferenc
leesett allal - Hol talaltal ilyen gyorsan
vaakit, ak ere az ultra vallalkozott?
- Kerlek, - mondta Ivy nevetve -
talaltam meg pedig Mr.. Rex szemelyeben,
aki nagyon megbizhato, Igyes pilota.
- Szoval ez a Mr. Rex vallalkozott ra,
hogy ep borrel atszallit benniinket a del
amerikai szarazfold0n, Csendes oceanon,
a Sarga tengeren es Japanon keresztiil
Hatso-Indiaba! Es gondolod, hogy ezt ke-
resztiil is viszi? Mert ha igen, akkor meg
erdemli "csodatevo Rex nevet is!
Akar veghez viszi, akar mem -
szolt kobe Ivy rendiiletlen biztonsaggal -.
en- elhataroztam, hogy holnap reggel in
dulok, tehat indulni is fogok! Ha akar, Mr..
Matyas, on is velem johet l.. Szivesen
latom, inert az egyik tiles ugyis veletlenil
tires mellettem;
Ferenc belatta, hogy minden ellenke-
zes hiabavalo volna. Megadassal lehajtotta
fejet, de sziveben valtozatlan aggodalom-
NAL gondolt az el6ttik all6 ultra, amely-
mex veszelyessegevel es nyaktoro voltaval
sokkal inkabb tisztaban volt, mint Ivy, ali
valosziniileg csak makacssagbol es n6ies
olatlansagbol vallalkozott "a. Az
igazat megvallva, akkor, mikor Ivy ezt a
tervet par oraval el6bb felvetette, csak
azert egyezett belle, inert ait keresztiilvi-
htetlennek tartotta. Mem hitt benne, hogy
akar olyan vakmero pilota, ald ere az ultra
vallalkozna. Most azonban Ivy az 8 jelen-