Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1928, Page 85

RESOWTS. ERENGH BUY MOTORS, BECOMES ARTIST AT 60; BUT IGNORE BATHTUBS WINS PRAISE OF CRITICS, | Mme. Vve. Largent, Brittany| Paris Master Plumbers Publish Re: Woman, Prints What She Sees, sult of Investigation Developing Achieving Commendation. Slack Trade in Sanitary Facilities. | i orrespondence of the Assoctated Press. PARIS.—Primitive art, with fts glori= | fication of spontaneous expression, has {caused an aged little Brittany woman, PARIS—Bathtubs are less desired | pasq 60, to break into the Paris news- than automobiles in France, =o the papers as a painter of talent. She 18 master plumbers have ascertained | Madame Vve. anfi]nt of Cnm«;“k:‘ through their official organ, which con- | She Paints what she sees and the re- | s ased by Frederick Mallet, Qucted an investigation of the use of | i Cuirmied O ‘ a critic who went to sce her work. | sanitary facilities and published the re- | A simpie vase of flowers, painted on | mhm m'.llglrr Lh‘e &m'éed “A Tour of ;‘hr d|;w of her tobacco shop, was her | inee hrough the Sewers.” | first effort. While automobiles are increasing. the | I love flowers, but my customers al- | Plumbers lament that there are entire | ways took them when I put them on departments which do not have and do | the counter. So I painted some where not want Tunning water, sewers and the I could always see them.” she explained. sanitary facilities that go with them.| A score of canvases have been .&l?fid:i dmg?é}nr;\sfl:’ .::am com- )m\w«ilh_\' lv’m- 1{mc old luiy‘m l:lc "’?Z b3 'S an Pros- | years she has been expressing hersel pocts of making the Saturday night | with brush and paint. Some of her clean-up a pleasure rather than a hard- | work is likened, by her partisans. to the =1ip are not encouraging. W pictures of Rousseau, the French cus- (maTinat is lacking in France one of | toms employe who hever studied art, he plumbers’ officials is quoted as say- | but whose pictures today are a la mode is authority to improve sanitary (o the extent of thousands of dollars :-1 dl;l‘im;m;h; !:lms x;;‘;r;t(;g";:;- | each—now that he is dead and primi- d. AS sme? on’ > v is in. cSary financial sacrifices and the tax- | ¢ ot payers protest aginst the cost of any | Pprogress in sanitation.” | Paris and the large cities, of course. have bathtubs and sewers, but even in the capital there are districts where sewers are lacking and there are only septic tank Lt A Danish archeologist who saw a head of Venus in a Copenhagen mu- seum thought it would fit a headless Brussels museum and was [EMPLE Carefree, Fscorted Travel—Congenial Companions Wide Range of Prices Famous Old World Routes—Extensive. Motoring and Sightseeing Correspondence of the Assoctated Press. MEDITERRANEAN NORWAY CaUiss, JUNE 3o | 82 days, $600 to $1300 Sp-inkluly. Riviera, Sweden, Scot- | land, Berlin, (Paris, London). World Cruise, January 16th, 1329, 110'days, $1000 up. Mediterranean, 66 days, | January 80, 1929, $600 up. | Oher's 8 N & Tourist Ageney, 1120 HSL AW | Frank CClask. Times Bldz.. New Vork. T epTaT ~m L SUN 01 DAY " 0 P. C. MAREH 13 108 PART G. FILMS SHOW CANCER. | GERMAN, AUTO BUILDERS German Professor Details Electric URGE HOME PATRONAGE Treatment for Dactors. Appeal to Patriotism to Block Correspondence of the Awsoelated I'ress | BERLIN.—Extirpation of cancerous growths by means of the galvano-cau- tery instead of the scalpel was demon- strated with the aid of a series of suc- cessful film productions by Prof. Franz Keysser, well known surgeon of the Jena University Hospital, before a large audience of physiclans. By substituting the electrode for the knife, Prof. Keysser oxFIalnod. even such complicated cases in which- the cancer tissues are too deeply seated for the knife become accessible to the sur- geon. ~ Moreover, he was inclined to consider an incision by cauterization mo&o thorough than that with the knife. Trade in Foreign Cars, Amer- ican Types Included. Cortespondence of the Associated Press. 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