Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1928, Page 24

the United States, who also is president of the Red Cross. The appiications will be passed upon by a committee on awards and by the central committee of the Red Cross. ‘The First Ald and Life Saving Serv- ice also announces three-other types of award. The six limitations governing issuance of the medal follow: First, conclusive e.'dence must be submitted that the soisen oF persons performing the act in saving, or attempting to save the life of a fellow being, voluntarily risked his cr her li second, it must be shown that facts relating to the act { were not due to negligance of the per- | son or persons performing the act: | third. it must be shown that expert Red | Cross first aid or life-saving technique Herole acts of life saving, in which | Was used at the time the act was per- B bicineson pertocnsing ihisractimiieg | ToumBTIAnd Ut B pctind Worl 'd un- his own lif2, are to be recognized JV\p",mp[ intelligent and trained sorvice the award of a gold medal by the|rendsred; fourth. individuals are only American Red Cross, it was announced | considered eligible if they have official- RED CROSS OFFERS MEDALS FOR VALOR Substltutes Award< for Small Cash Prizes as Having More Appeal to Recipients. | doubtedly have perished except for the | and campaigns or | SHINGTO THE SUNDAY STAR, W SOCIALISTS SHAKE DANISH CABINET Censervahves Stl!l Hold Swav However, on Econ- omy Program. also announces three other types of award. The first is a “certificate of merit,” to be awarded person or persons performing a first-aid or life-saving act which is adjudged meritorious and where personal risk may or may not be involved. ‘The second is a “certificate of appre- clation,” to be awarded a physician or an adult holding a Red Cross senior first-aid certificate or a senior member of the life-saving service in good stand- ing who has rendered at least 300 hours volunteer service in term of three rs or three seasons, after receiving a first-aid instructor’s nnpoln(m“nl first- aid certificatz or certificate of member- ship in the Red Cross life-saving serv- This 300 hours volunteer service may be rendered by teaching first aid. swimming and life saving, water drills and boating, promoting first-aid con- tests, swimming and life-saving meets other Red Cross methods of first aid, water safety and protection. The third award is a “service meadal,” BY EDGAR ANSEL M By Cable fo The Star and Ch ws. Copyright. 1921 COFEY\HAGEN Septembor | long promised Socialist storm Shr)nk but did not destroy the Conservative cabinet yesterday by Chairman John Barton Fayne. This new medal supplants the‘ former method of small_cash awards and a certificate, as the Red Cross felt the recepicnt would place greater value upon a peimanent recognition of his act, such as is embodied in the mcdal. Since there is no limitation placed on the number of these medals of valor, ly completad, prior to the act, one or more of the Red Cross first aid or life | saving courses: fifth, such heroic_acts must be brought officially to ths at- tention of the national headgquarters of the American Red Cross here within one year of th date of the episode, the award to be made as soon thereafter as the claim is “substantiated; sixth, medals shall be awarded the person or and to be eligible for this medal a per- son must have received, or be Ehgllnl‘ for a “certificate of appreciation” and have completed in addition thereto 200 hours volunteer service in a term of two subsequent years or scasons in the same manner as described. The mini- mum volunteer service required for this award is 500 hours in a term of five years or scasons in Friday’s election to the Danish upper house, the Landting. The Socialists, utilizing the growing unemployment and the unwillingness of | the cabinet to spend money in a pollcy of social assistance and larger doles to uncmployed, managed to poll some 60,- 000 votes more than at the last election. The Socialist desires for even more complete taxation elimination for the D. C. SEPTEMBER 16, coalition cabinet headed by the Social- ist Premier Stauning endeavored to abolish entirely Denmark's armed forces under the plea that since they were not large e¢nouga really w defend ine country they were merely a useless financial and social burden. This attempt failed, owing to the resisv,anoe of ths Landting. This body is unparalleled as a rock of consefva- tism. Nothing but a land-slide could shake it. The fact that the Socialists were able to make any gains at all is an index of the discontent and economic crisis of the country since deflation and stabilization. Practically, however, the | * results of the election for ihe Socialists | were nil. PAPERS ORDERED SEIZED FOR PRINTING LETTER Chargzes of Raditch's Wldow Bring Ire of Jugoslav Gov- ernment. By the Assoclated Press. BELGRADE, Jugoslavia, September 15—8eizure was ordered today of all newspapers which printed the text of a letter signed by the widow of Stefan Raditch, Croatian peasan leader, who 1928—PART 1.° was shot during a session of Parliament by a government deputy. The letter was one the widow had sent Sir Eric Drummond, secretary gen- eral of the League of Nations, asking that the League institute an impartial inquiry into her husband's death. It also set forth familiar Croat views that Croatians were treated as an inferior race and denied elementary justice. DO "Your E The widow did not spare King Alex- | ander in her denunciation and this was the ground for the seizure, Reming YES Feel ired SMART Trouble Reading With Comfort? Defective Vision is the Cause BURN Dr. Rose Etamines Each Case Personally and Guarantees Satisfaction or New Glasses Free SPECIAL 2 DAYS ONLY Regular $10.00 and GALL CENTRAE $12.00 Values At this price no one should nelect their eves. DR. D. L. ROSE 929 G ST. N.W. With H. M. Jacobson & Son. Est. Nearly 30 Yrs. o trist Botician persons periorming the act, or, in case ridow, widower or next 4 : application may be made at any tims subject to six rules govemlm . | of duath to the 1 With the medal will go a of ki A $5,000,000 steel plant is to be built ccruficate signed by the Presldl‘nt of The first-aid and life-saving at Newcastle, New South Wales. | rEsesaAAEerIOR ST AR s wnonet “The Store for Thrifty People”mmmmuu 577 | = P R poorer classes and abolition of the army must wait for fulfillment. It will b2 remembered that three years ago the ervics LTI # HARRY KAUFMAN %= Your House Becomes a Home When You Beautify It With Furniture Selected at THE WRIGHT CO. Special Purchase 300 Doz. 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