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Model 182 He held that present-da- y knowledge regarding the prevention diagnosis' and treatment of diseases is far in advance of its application in community medical practice "The present wide gap or lag only cart be narrowed through a more satisfactory organization of medical services and practice largely on tho part of the profession itself" he said Furthermore to Dr Ilappleye theaccording medical pro- fession must take the public fully into its confidence "in regard to the value as well as the difficulties in making modern medical services available to 3 4 Lc- tz VdtiO s - s I 1 -- 1 11 LI - -- MODEL 102 Co ' ':: :1 C"2 c t‘ c - 0-- : 0 00As - -rroalIPOIK: 41 I 6 ------ 2 P T - -- -- -— ' '''''''''''t -''- - — -- 4 -- - vasma ''444itoidasesOf--- 7 '- ' outpatient departments Insurance groups group practice health centers laboratories rehabilitation programs home nursing tare dentistry social service legal medicine workmen's compensation arid nutrition - Co L O Pusher soda Springs Idaho Iorgillioro Co Salt Lako City Utah ' " i 1 $ il A - I I ) - ‘- medical services Such cooperation he said must be made through hospitals 3 ' 1- AA-0- xir107 -- 1 :Al ) r: Iii 1 11- c:2 °-)14- Your Make Your GE iv" You'll1 Traveling Companion Knott i 0410r - own — -- - ' i - '''' ' 44445 - "fi"'"'0101111111PMPIPSF:7"' x ' :: organize itself to participate in community efforts for the development of sound health and - 4 ‘ of "unprecedented development" and the medical profession must fully take the public into its confidence" Dr Willard C Rappleye dean of Columbia university's faculty of medicine believes Dr Rappleye said in his annual report that medicine today "is as much a social as it is biological science" He urged that the profession increasingly 1 - 1 r444 1D - Oke0VdS':wo0060:430111101111107te ' ''t40' -- -- E Cle wel - r) ' k-'':- plovkaoleciisstScrgloww""1111118s11"7-- ' 4 ' NEW onYORIC the threshold - J 2 ‘ ''''"'"' g" - ' '"" - ' ''''' s ' ' By PAUL F ELLIS 1 f ''- Ai' Attla ot tcTh lc ' ‘1 ' 6 (UP)-Med- icine j -- --1 '' - Share That Secret i I ' --- - i 1 0 need by the illustrates American people of more and better schooling and particularly on current political social arid economic questions" It adds that present inequalities in educational opportunity can be alleviated only when the federal government assumes its "fair share" of the coat of public education "as a direct investment in our human resources and an ultimate investment in our representative form of government bringing more effective use of the ballot and a strengthening of our democratic processes" The senate recently passed the federal aid to education bill by the overwhelming vote of 58 to 22 The COrretipOnding bill II pending in the house of representatives where it also has strong bipartisan support Under the terms of this legislation federal funds would be apportioned ILMOng the states on the basis of their need ability and effort In school support so as to assure a basic educational opportunity for every school-ar- e child The NE A Ir4eye that "its enactment In the gOth congress will go far not only toward relieving the school crisis but toward improving our democratic citizenship in the future" 1 f - -- Illp -- fa tsts''As'' i M: Mir V t'lk' "the': 4 : laIll - - I ) NT i E 161-- a 0 P-) -- Ta- ' t ' 4 1 tbl 00 ce--:110- to c pc:) 701 d - - participate politstates with the ically" The cent of voters are smallest per invariably among the states with the lowest educational attainment For example 10 of the 13 states in which the smallest per cent of adults went to the polls in 1940 were among the 13 states ranking lowest in edu- advancement of their peoplenal ' i c trr to luctant ii j i - NO gone beyond high school and 615 who had not gone beyond elementary school This is attributed to the fact that "the nonvoter is less informed than the voter and is therefore re- i ' cli-0- 4V1111 diaregard by lennt?manY a democratic A study by the National Education Assn entitled "The Voter and Nonvoter" shows that inadequate education is one of the major causes of the failure of these millions of "potential" voters to use the ballot It says that "analysis of the characteristics of voters and nonvoters reveals a direct relationship between education and the act of voting and presents an unmistakable challenge to American educators and legislators today" Eighty-on- e per cent of those who had gone to college cast their ballots in 1940 as compared with 675 who had not - i74' - 1: f st'- people of this re 1 v ou i the 4 ' 7-1 r1 7 G p---- -40- ‘ D 1 e - In Voting 4 7 - 7 I -! ‘ I 1 I - At4 r -- - o 's""104-"-16- : - tiom" - - - ' :'' - — |