Evening star. [volume], June 05, 1940, Page B-10, Image 32

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Citizens' Association
Authorizes Unit to
Fight 'Fifth Column'
Columbia Heights Body
Marks 46th Anniversary
At Meeting
Resolutions to aid in the fight
aganist “fifth column" activities were
passed by the Columbia Heights Citi
zens' Association last night in a
meeting marking the group's 46th
anniversary.
On the motion oi George H.
Brown, first vice president, a resolu
tion was passed pledging co-opera
tion with the National Government’s
defense program Col Luther R.
Maddox, president was authorized to
appoint a secret committee to in-'
vestigate and report on “all activities
of a subversive nature, or so-called
‘fifth column’ movements.”
A motion by Mrs Margaret H.
Worrell asks Congress for a law to
refuse the Communist party a place
on Federal ballots. The resolution
was passed.
Deportation Kill Backed.
In line with the defense program,
a resolution was passed approving
the Dies bill which provides "for the
reduction in quota immigration, the
exclusion and the deportation of
certain classes ot undesirable aliens,
and for the creation of a Board of
Deportation Appeals’
Fire Chief Stephen Porter pointed
out that his department was one of
the first lines of defense against
sabotage.
Inspector of Police Arthur E. Mil
ler proposed an Accident Prevention
Bureau to reduce fatal accidents in
the District. Inspector Miller is now
examining the expense and practi
cality of such a bureau.
Judge Cayton Speaks.
Judge Nathan Cayton of Munici
pal Court declared that today this
country faces greater danger than
ever before in its long history. Re
sponsibility for the continuance of
the American system rests with tha
citizens of the Republic, he said,
adding that District citizenry even
tually will share in this responsi
bility.
Guests included Col. Antonio Tor
res, chief of police of Manilla, P. I„
who is in this country making a
study of police methods. Other
guests included A. D. Calvert, pres
ident of the Lincoln Park Citizens’
Association; David W. Gabelein,
president of the Chillum Heights
Citizens' Association; Dr. C. B.
Campbell and William J. Tucker,
secretary of the Anacostia Citizens’
Association.
Alton B. Carty, past president of
the Columbia Heights Citizens’ As
sociation. spoke briefly on the his
tory of the group.
Miss Darnall Graduates
Dorothy Darnall, 3636 Brandy
wine street N W., has been gradu
ated from Monticello College in Al
ton, 111., it was announced here to
day.
Elvove to Get Degree
Elies Elvove of 4725 Eighth street
N.W. will receive the degree of
master of science at the University
ol Illinois June 10.
Signs of Appendicitis
Call for Operation,
Ex-lnfernes Told
Freedmen's Association
Told Knife Is Justified
Even in Doubtful Cases
A suspicion of appendicitis war
rants an operation when definite
diagnosis cannot be made promptly,
the 21st annual convention of the
Association of Former Internes of
Freedmen’s Hospital was told to
day as the second day of sessions
began in the hospital auditorium.
Drs. Burke Syphax, Samuel L.
Bullock and John B. Manly, sur
geons at Freedmen’s, presented a
number of case histories illustrat
ing pitfalls in accurate detection of
appendicitis. Failure to operate at
once frequently has increased the
hazards which the patient was
forced to overcome and in some
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cases had led to death, they empha
sized.
Strong Medicine Held Harmful.
Persons experiencing abdominal
pain continue to' pursue the most
dangerous course—the use of ca
thartics—before increased discom
fort prompts them to seek advice
of a physician, the doctors said.
Dr. George M. Leiby, in charge
of venereal disease work of the
District Health Department, fol
lowed with a talk on the "Epidemi
ology of Syphilis.”
Dr. Perrin H. Long, associate pro
fessor of medicine in the Johns
Hopkins University School of Medi
cine, and Dr. Richard W. Te Linde,
chief gynecologist of Johns Hop
kins Hospital, were to be heard dur
ing the afternoon session, following
a luncheon in Frazier Hall of How
ard University.
Dr. Cobb Speaks.
Being a relatively young species,
man has not yet had time in which
to evolve corrections of anatomical
characteristics which are not ideal
for his erect posture, Dr. W.
Montague Cobb, associate professor
of anatomy in the Howard Univer
sity School of Medicine, told the as
sociation yesterday. Dr. Cobb men
tioned hernias and visceral disorders
as among ailments traceable to
structural shortcomings.
Men, he said, should regard with
pride rather than dismay the advent
of baldness, because it indicates con
formation to nature's hair patterns
for the primates, of which man is a
member.
Warning to Fathers.
Fathers should not indulge in
boasting if their children are born
with one or more teeth or cut them
at an early age, however. Dr. Cobb
declared. If the infants attempt
to use these premature teeth, the
strain might pull their heads out
of shape, because the skull sections
are heM together membranously,
rather than by locking sutures
which develop later, he said.
Dr. Joseph E. Moore, associate in
medicine at Johns Hopkins Univer
sity, discussed “Determination of
Cure in Syphilis.” Dr. Ralph J.
Young, president of the association,
presided.
A smoker will be held tonight at
9 o'clock in Odd Felloes’ Hall, Ninth
and T streets N.W. The convention
will end tomorrow.
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