Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1930, Page 16

NATIONS CHLDREN TO STUDY BY RADID 5,000,000 Expected to Hear Course Arranged by 75 Educators. Reading, writing and ‘rithmetic via | the radio to a nation of school children | MARYLAND PHYSICIAN KILLED IN AUTO CRASH Dr. P. E. Reynolds of Veterans’ Hospital Staff Believed to Have Fallen Asleep at Wheel. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, Md., January 28.—Dr. Paul Emerson Reynolds, 34, member of the staff of the Veterans' Hospital at Perry Point, Md., was killed Sunday as his automobile crashed into an abut- ment beside the Baltimore-Philadelphia road near Havre de Grace. Authorities investigating the accident exoressed the bellef today that Dr. Reynolds had fallen asleep at the wheel while return- THis EVENING ing to the hospital from Baltimore., The wrecked car was found by Paul Latka of Aberdeen, who got help from Havre de Grace to take the physiclan’s to the Havre de Grace Hospital. ‘There it was said Dr. Reynolds had been dead some time. The physician, who had been stationed at the Perry Point institution for six years, was a native of Baltimore and a graduate of the Uni- versity of Maryland Medical School. He had been stationed at the Rocky Mount, N. C., Hospital and was named-for the Perry' Point stafl after taking a special course in mental diseases at St. Eliza- beth’s Hospital, Washington. Woman Writers Outnumber Men. LONDON, January 28 (#).— More woman journalists are here from France for the naval conference than men. STAR, TESTIMONY CONCLUDED Evidence Is Offered in Favor of 880-Mile Proposed Construction Program by Santa Fe. By the Associated Press. AMARILLO, ‘Tex., Hearing of testimony involving a 380- mile proposed construction program by th> Santa Fe Railroad Co. was con- cluded here Saturday before Examiner Thomas F. Sullivan of the Interstate Commerce Commission. . Practically all testimony during the four-day hearing was in support of the network of new lines, which would be built through sections of Texas, Okla- WASHINGTON, IN RAIL PROJECT CASE | jectea January 28.— |- ... G, ooty contaviants. of e’ propram con o ‘were the Rock Island Raflroad Co., which ob- to & Sd-mile hn;:h between Spearman, X., on e ground that it would be an invasion to Rock Island territory, and a group of Borthemm : colm-ld( &e citizens, who “':er: nof [avor of Pproposed ro o one of the lines. e Stolen Paintings Recovered. NEW YORK, January 28 (#).—Stolen from the Lambs Club three years ago, two paintings, valued at $4,000, have been recovered. An innocent pur- chaser surrendered them to the police when informed that they had been stolen. One is a nude, the other a landscape. ‘They were cut from their TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, frames during repairs at the club. 1930 FIVE WOMEN AND SIX MEN TAKEN IN POLICE RAID Chicago Authorities Claim Those Arrested Were Implicated in Series of Robberies. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, January 28.—The chief of detectives, John Stege, and Patrick Roche, chief investigator for the State's attorney, led police squads in a series of mysterious ralds Sunday and early yesterday in the Wilson avenue district. Five women and six men were ar- rested. Officers int¥nated that scores of recent robberies may have been solved by the arrests, A policeman was among those taken, but his story sat- isfled Roche, and he was freed. It was reported that an assistant State's attor- ney was also wanted for questioning. Most of those taken were found in an apartment where police discovered a sawed-off shotgun and pers indi- cating those arrested had knowledge of or fnmdp-ud in a series of fur shop and hotel robberies. Free Only 45 Minutes. SAVANNAH, Mo, January 28 (#).— Ray Vaughn, 19, of Hillsboro, IIl., es- caped from the county jail here Sun- day but was captured 45 minutes later in the railroad yards by Deputy Sherift 1 E. P. Evans. Vaughn, who is being held | on a motor car theft charge, gained freedom by breaking through the corri- dor ceiling to the jail roof and then adds a flavor and zest to PORK CHOPS' :-,--n..-&m-u ltmfl(l A touch that ly sacisfying. leaping to the ground. sitting as one huge class will be begun g next week. It will be a far cry from the glorified little red schoolhouse, for the American school of the air will recognize no!Z boundaries, It will enter every school room in the country equipped:with a receiving set. It is estimated that 5,000,000 pairs of juvenile ears will lis- ten-in next Tuesday, February 4, when the four-month course begins. Seventy-five Educators Aid. ‘The all-important experiment of edu- cation by radio, the American school 717 RS /o ST und Thursday until May i8. The cur: riculum has been arranged by 75 of the leading educators of the country. Sponsored by the Columbia Broad- casting m, jointly with the Grigs- by-Grunow Co., 33 stations of the Co- Jumbia network will carry the program ! § for one-half hour periods twice each | week. They will be broadcast from 2:30 to 3 pm. Eastern standard time, Five subjects initially will be taught | 3 as supplemental to the regular class room instruction. Art, music, social science. nature study and health and| hygiene make up the curriculum. The| lectures will be given by recognized na- tional authorities. Many schools already are (‘qulpped] with receiving which ere tuned-in on ed onal broadcasts of nationa State local nature during student assemblies. But every school in the country has been given the opportunity to join the school of the air through the offer of the Grigby-Grunow com- pany to loan sets to any accredited &chools. ‘To_enable students to derive greatest benefit from the radio lectures, teachers will assign readings parallel to the ra- dio subjects. | Each Tuesday during the series there will be presented a dramatization based on important historical episodes. Dur- Sale of Bird Cages $2.49 About fifty bird cages in .various styles—complete with stand. Tomor- row select any one in the lot for the amazingly low price of $2.49. Metal Kitchen S"fi"iof:::m 4 Btost Finish, .98c | $1.98 Orders ) No Phone Orders Plant Stand | Gtrbage Can 89¢ 89¢ No Phone Orders ) No Phone Orders ) N [ 3 5-Piece Unfinished Breakfast Suite, table and four chairs. 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