Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1930, Page 5

THE EVENING HILD'S BURNS MAY PROVE FATAL Doris Boswell, 7, Is in Provi- dence Hospital in Criti- cal Condition. Doris Lorraine Boswell, 7 Hospital today trom burns received yes- | terday afternoon when her clothing caught fire as she was passing a stove in & second-fioor bed room of her home at 425 Sixth street southwest.” Both the child’s mother her grandmother were burned in frantic efforts to save her. Doris was amusing herself at her fa- vorite game of “housckeeping” when she ventured too near the stove. A bit of her dress ignited. and for a moment she tried to stifie the flame. but it spread rapidly and she ran down the steps in a panic Frightened Child Eludes Helpers At the ground-floor landing Doris was met by her mother, Mrs. Bessie E Boswell. who had been B s et o) S5 clnah Dk Ase ot door into the street. The child’s grandmother, Mrs. Blanche ‘Taevatahn, who was coming home fiom work, met Doris at the front door and sought to smother the flames. The woman opened her overcoat and vainly years old, | was in a eritical condition at Providence | PROPOSES BOULEVARD ‘TO GETTYSBURG FIELD | 3Senltor Goldsborough, Maryland, | | Offers Resolution for Study i | i | I BURNED CHILD AND HEROIC MOTHER I of Project. The proposal to establish a national ' | boulevard between Wash'ngton and | G-ttysburg by widening the existing | | branch of the Lincoln Highway, which | goes by way of Rockville and Frederick. | || | would be made the subject of a study | by the Department of Agriculture un- | der a resolution introduced in the Sen- ate by Senator Goldsborough, Repub- lican, of Maryland. The resolution was | referred to the agricultural committee | for report. The Bureau of Public | Roads, which supervises the Federal |l highway system, is in the Agricultural | |f Department. 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Senor Flores | i | pen at ‘The Hague about | vard. } Mexico Names Delegates to Inter Seicnte to ihs Costeona: | ‘ ation and Arbitration at last year. i £ Nearly 1.000 new chain stores were national Court of Justica. | operied 1 Ganadn lnst yoar, MEXICO CITY, March 4 (#)—Edu- arado Suarez legal counselor of the for- eign office, and Benito Flores, Mexican commissioner on the Mexican-British | Claims Commission, were named yester- | day to fill two vacancies in the Mexican legation to the Permanent Court for In- Any business message tried to hold Doris le she wrapped | the folds of the heavy material abou: her, Mother Burned in Giving Aid. ‘The little girl again managed to shake herse!f free and ran into her mother’s arms. Mrs. Boswell pulled the flaming clothing off Doris, and was | herself burned about the hands and arms, l The two women then stopped a pass- | ing motorist and went with Dorls 10 Providence Hospita | 5 The father of the child is William | jg| Particulars— L. 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