Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1928, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1928. M[[}HAMZE[] ARMY 'FIRST SHIP-TO-SHORE FLIGHT |( m'ar. ™ ™= = **/35 Miles an Hour [INFANTILE PARALYSIS [fimieess gt tom st fter paralysis.” In 10 cases treated | The catapult, the commander said, M'lde [ e al S eed ‘r}q«v;m 72 to 96 hours after discovery, | OIS NNINOY DRV BRI TRIP - et s N e Tt T e | RIS \ weighed nnl\'.n little over three n LN ag( : m‘(:r '(:1'::; "Efié’“fii?&” sfihr;(v:::"u"";g:‘} Plans Reaches Gotham 18! the catapult still e able S Two Doctors Say Use of Serum in| W0 <ied, | |throw them into the s e | By the Assoclated Press. Early Stages Gives Excellent | believed, —— | Hours Before French | {at which the take-off could be made| CHICAGO, August 14—Thirty- MAJ. OLIVER IN CITY. % i i : | o Results. < | | SRR lengthened. By adding a shore-to-ship | five miles an hour, which used to be 5 Man y " : : e e > voya | g o d L2 any motorists think Motorized Force of 300 Men | Liner Docks. | th he voyage, tWO | regarded as a sulcidal city speed. has | i Making Brief Visit Before Taking | @ oil is oil, until they get < : i | S \ d - ol been established as a legal limit In | By the Associated Press ; ! Ly Begins 410-Mile March | \ ¢ Cla portions of the Lincoln Park boule- | BERKLEY, Calif. August 14.—Infan- | Post at Humphreys. acquainted with Autocrat as Experiment. Three Ai d Mail Ca \ N \ | 3 rlin s y after | vard system, starting today. Lincoln | tile paralysis may be checked with little | Maj. Lunsford E. Oliver, Corps of Motor Oil. Then they ap- ree Airmen an iLar- \ turn from his successful flight to Ger- | Park commissioners beliéve this IS | injury to patienis, providing treatment | pngincers, buslder of the Francis Scott| | Preciate the difference. . . ) ‘ | many. Taking off in a land plane | the first time such a speed has been | with convalescent serum is given within | % 3 ; 3 i e ; ried on Inauguration / {from a_speciaily cons legalized within the corporate limits | 48 Liours after symptoms are discovered, | €Y Bridge at Georgetown, who re- Nothing is more important % 3 fon the e flew safely of a large An:;‘“fl:;\ Ii'“y.d ok | two University of Caltfornia physicians | cently completed a course of instr than thorough lubrizntion. H S 3 i Ve a 1 “More speed and less danger” arc reported today to the Journal of the | tion at the General hool ALY - , of Service. - Lig gular | the objectives the board hopes to at- | Amorlean Modleal Association | Fort. Leavensworth, Kans akir DITESRENT FROM ALL OTHERS v al , how-{ tain. Traffic using the outer drive | The physicians, Dr. E. B. Shaw, and | brief visit to this city para s o nd the takeoff from a runway | from the loop to the 4000 block |Dr. H. E. Thelander, reported that in | assuming his new dut Beware of Substitutes. more ideal weather conditions | north will be permitted to travel at |17 cases of children exhibiting marked | f a battalion of topog 5 than one from pult 35 miles an hour. Motorists who |signs of infantile paralysis, serum was | at Fort Humphre 2 Bayerson Oil Works » two members of Comdr. Demou- | pre lower speed may follow the |administered within 48 hour: o » ha lumbi w were B radio | inner drive through the park, where |deaths or persistent “after para rurs ; : ; y Columbia 5228 of a ship-to- ||\E S \ and H. Le Tier ha 25 miles an hour will be enforced. | In six cases where treatment was . other r.nfs in the West by the French amphib- | e hree and e N e s n e | { { im e —— S COMDR. 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