Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1929, Page 12

12 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, OCTOBER 13, 1929—PART 1. . 3 T T yesterday called attention to & report|is now on foof ablish & comA‘R s ] F V, ; ] 1 ~|' EHAR” ' BHESIS | 3 :‘ : i :f’ 3 i ¢ i | BONIINUE S l"]' e A hearing on the subject was held | pappahannock, York and other tribu- sociation of Chests and Councils, listing | Cuba, and Cape Town, South Africa, | A 1 o quiries have been made about the plan | , Interest in the Chest plan throughout May lee Same Resu ts as Insulm Wednesday at Colonial Beach, Va., bé- | taries of the Potomac River, which is e nrles i abich n | also recently adopted the plan. hd v . which 1 has: been | the world s ingiaied by nquiree - Lo e T el TR gt o PG S Mo T LT g The report of the assoclation also |Of Community Chests and Councils from | pay gtarches, in the form of un-|and diabetic patients in the form of ;';’,,gg:{“:l,:";‘,‘,'f':,,‘:',,',”’.,&:; A | S Vi and Maddox Creek, Virginia, as part|same link to link up with the bridge across the Potomac Ri at of a projected new route to the South. Dahigren, Va,, and the various fore! izens in the fol- 1 | doclared that 330 cities and towns in | POVE oficia’s ang CHTEes 10, e I | cooked vegetables, are forescen as a | uncooked carrots, turnips. onions, to- National Cay BT s s pital is located. Maj. S ;’1‘.‘""2‘5’“{‘,‘%’%&;‘ S Adelaide, Australia; Shanghal, China: | possible substitute for insulin in mel}::;“;‘;;;,1‘:2;:-,;;‘1@'},‘:,,}‘;‘;;;;: Somervell was absent in Florida on| Brown to Speak at Purcellville. 1919. Ponce, Porto Rico; Sidney, Austral | treatment of mild diabetes. ‘ Research is progressing to determine " 9 . other business for his office. President Delano Tells Of| _Tne nrst distant city trom tne Untted | Foaooiere Rmutn, “iobas fudia; | (Alr [wo vears of research, Dr. S whether the use of insulin can. be U. 8. Engineer’s Office , Ge A :| M. Rosenthal, macologist’ of 1% avoided in cases where it has been in- : States to adopt the plan was Honolulu. | Tokio, Japan: Aukland, New Zealand: ' hygienic laboratory, United States Pub- | jected once or twice a day. Promising Seeks More Information From Virginia. PURCELLVILLE, Va., October 12 Some 200 ple appegred at the ! gpecial) —Arrangements have been hearing, at which Representative Bland | maqe by Dr. W. D. Snydor, with anti- was present. Later, the Representative | gmith °} gdouaiters at Richmond. to accompanied Mr, Merrick on an inspec- | haye pr. William M. Brown, coalition tion trip of the Potomac River, to ex- | candidate for governor, and Capt. | amine the burning of the old war-time | Gharles C. Berkley, coalition candidate vessels and other work. for attorney general, address a mass | according to the report, which has been | Bucharest, Rumania; Durban, South | |ic Heaith Service, has found that raw | resulis have rewarded the work. satd Adoption in Several | successfully carrying on its welfare | atica: " Angora, Turkey; Hangoon, | | | : 3 B " | starches may be eaten without an ap- | Dr. Rosenthal, but no definite = work under the Chest since the World | Byrma, e il iy Iy Lo o i i 3 g i t 3 Foreign Countries. ST T e L BUPHIE. S S The ‘effect of insulin, which i in-|° Dr. Rosenthal’s discovery came as a e o e otrons Gk fcan and Euro ulation, but also ; +ocd jected, is to keep the quantity of sugar | by-product of a study of digestion. He p meeting Wednesday night, October 16, | 10 ‘the noedy amorig. the natives. Train Injuries Fatal | from rising in a patient's blood after | cautioned that the raw statchess will | : 2 to be a swinging draw span, with & hori- | in the auditorium at Purcellville, on the World-wide interest is being shown| At present the report shows the fol-| CUMBERLAND, Md. October 12 a meal. Further tests are being car-|not act as a cure, no more than insulin, | Further information from the Vir-|zontal clearance of 80 feet. That across | jssues of the campaign. in the Community Chest plan for | lowing Canadian cities are financing | (Special).—James Logsdon, 42, of Hynd- | ricd out to determine whether Taw put will be valuable in the treatment.8inia State Highway Commission is de- | Maddox Creek is to be a fixed bridge, | fidancing and administering charitable | their welfaree charitable activities on |man, Pa., died vesterday in Allegany sired by the United States engineer |with a horizontal clearance of 30 feet | ad velfare needs, it is pointed out|the Chest plan: ~Hamilton Ontarlo: | Hospital here from_injurles tecelied) mo Tnctiting wac! debta tiolwostt now | fareT acial o GaTEe e B SET o e I e T ere s T s e 3 X | e] 'k altimore & io | sulin. S, 0 Vi 3 | 'S Ve exico every By Frederic A. 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