Evening Star Newspaper, August 12, 1930, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1930. PLAN AMBULANCE TRRSHESWO[ Gre PALAIS ROY/ New Conveyance to Expedite G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 Work to.Be Added to Equipment of No. 1. —— Another Sale! Just 300 Brand-New “hose ever-ready arms of the Dis- trict of Columbia Fire Department 3 s A [ known as the fire rescue squads. p 3 5 y 3 which save many whose lives hang by £ 3 ¢ A ambulance, and Fire Chief George S. ‘Watson is now studying other possible means for adding to their efficiency. ' ¢ The ambulance is to become a part of 3 2 the equipment of No. 1 Rescu Squac 3 Anothe atter which Chief Watson ‘ . announce erday would be given ¢ % study is on of having persons up attached the rescue squads who Would be authorized to administer hy- Podermics where & delay may mean the i . ! difference between life and death. > “ ' The latter matter was brought to the O now a an & 3 5 3 = L] attention of Chief Watson by a repre- sentative of The Star, who recalled & short time ago when the rescue squad responded to a call to revive a drown- || ing man, worked over him for about an hour, giving artificial respiration. For the first 40 minutes of this time no | - ; 4 doctor mor any one with suthority to - : 4 b 4 | ] N We've Never Sold give & hypodermic was present. On the 4 arrival of a physician from Emergency : : Hospital one of his first acts was to . L ) - adonnister a stimulant calculated to : e ; : o 556 . ’ . These for Less Than make the heart function i : f Might Have :aved Life. B $4.95! The man was later pronounced dead. ] 5 : : o > ) F ) e 3 Later a member of the Tescue equad 3 T AT ; g 2 3 ] b i ' remarked: “I think if we could have bad the hypodermic here at first we might have saved that man.” Under the present system Casualty N N oy A\ STy or Emergency Hospital is notified, o e \ - A ’ F‘ B oA ° ) ; W Candlewick | Chief Watson said, when the rescue iq\lldl is called (\get. but there l;l fre- N - uently & delay before an amublance i y: ' Booniny o doctor reaches the scene. Glass Cups and 3 y . automobile now being used as an : Saucers 4 2 1S | Bed_ The ambulance will take the place uxiliary conveyance by the squad for ¢ ¥ #nswering calls where only one or two tr 3\ i 5 1 H e : . £ A spreads members_of the squad may be neces- sary, such as in & gas case. The au- fSomobile relieves the heavy rescue Wagon of making many runs. In addition to the ambulance, Chief ‘Watson stresses the need of making No. 2 Rescue Squad, which n.w oper- ates as a part of No. 11 Engine Com- pany, a full-fledged squad, independent of the engine company. For this pur- e he says an appropriation of $11,000 needed for the purchase of another yescue wagon, with equipment, in addi- tion to an appropriation of money for the salaries of a captain, lieutenant, l!ramt ‘nf?llllb privates, isxllnmed to s make up a quota comprising & res- €ue squad. :“b with {'l"' glasses, $39,500 Needed First Year. b e et coasters The salaries alone would -amount to ice tongs. $3,000 a year for a captain, $2,840 for a lleutenant, $2,600 for a sergeant and initial salaries of $1,900 for each of the . 15 privates, totaling in all $28.500 for No-Nik Tumblers 5 } J salaries for the first year. This, plus 12 for Last week Hubrite Dresses brought the largest day’s sale in the history of this department! The Hubrite Company promptly offered us first chance at an entirely new lot of dresses which they assure us they've never before offered the $11,000, would ount to $39,500, the ful amount of the appropriation necessary to cover all expenses for the B . first year. e~ Large size at this low price! o6 Truck Company, on PAk r S . Printed Rayon Crepes . . . Fine Printed Lawns EBndi sty cmonn il women of Georgia. Quaint B s Smit Wateon potate it < i ; ¥ g g —in styles that you'll like to wear RIGHT NOW . . . but that you can tell at a glance will be ideal for informal FALL WEAR amd unususl patterns om th ;:; is ln;ple Toom. o No. 2, * > o e need of No. 2, operatirg as an E « « + and for home wear all Winter, firm bleached muslin 1] unbleache: usli independent. rescue aquad to cover the far Northwestern section of the city, % b Long-Sleeved Styles Fitted Lines Sizes 16 to 46 Collectively Soft, heavy tufting in white is readiy Tecognized when it it broughl out that No. 2, as a part of No. = Short-Sleeved Styles Belted Models All Sizes i i Engine Company. had to snswer 223 fg Flared-Sleeve Styles In Colors that have a Hint of Autumn, Il;:lootwcrl ls’lrin:sm EvmSos :i::: loassé Botiee txin bed alarms during the past vear and 122 ’ § Flared Skirts but are Cool enough for “The Great Polka Dots calls as a rescue squndd llo‘nefi AR No. i R Squad, which bears-the s 1 Rescue Squad, whicl rs J Pleated Skirts Drought.” Geometric Prints brunt of the work, answered a total of M turnea 1eg p ‘broom, " ) PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor 579 calls during the past year. Nine- teen cases were persons drowning, and with rein-| artificial respiration was rendered in forced center] 60 cases. No. 2 Rescue Squad rendered plece. artificlal respiration in 38 cases. RYAN DIVORCE SUIT — e e . . - Wilon Gl In Our Semi-Annual Underprice Fonsiiaiiibiny ENDSilNfi p_'SMISSAL Basket Plaintift Asciites Action Due to TS S 88c buy a dosen at this low price! Impulsi al Condition 'Wrought iron stand with Heavy braided Ir“uced by Accident. co{po]{l-g v.op.nol::"ndu (4 Py e 48 1 bowl, blac tom. SHERIDAN, Wyo. August 12—The s, 2 I u I e 22X44-inch divorce suit of Thomas F. Ryan, 2d, e e D e Gerday when a motion to dismiss the Garbage Can C ase without prejudice was filed by the 88c We have for your selection the kind of furniture that you can live with year annon Plaintiff. Mr. Ryan, scior f wealthy New . . ork samiy, in o Slatement said_the Green en- ” after year...usable furniture...the kind that makes a house a home...com- ety v imsdties o o, corr i o plete room furnishings or just the right occasional pieces. Furniture, like wear- ment added that the pl - & 5 at- . o .o o . el o mo explanation 1o suen S ing apparel, follows the trend for saner living that has steadily grown in the last ectl: % H %eé:;é;a{:%:: gg{gfi:g‘j‘«wfifis : : few years, and today, your home should be a quiet, restful haven—a place the 4 fOl' $1 Bve mental condition” Betty Bright Mop O’Cedar Spray and whole family can find rest and peace after the stress of the day. : Ryan is a grondson of the late and Pail Spraying Outfit Al Soft, absorbent, deep-pile Turkish towels; white, e o 88c : . . J LATE MELVILLE E. STONE'S o _And the prices in this Semi-Annual Sale are lowered still with borders in blue, pink, yellow, green and orchid. quart size OCedar Spray further from the Palais Royal’s famously moderate prices on 3 and 35¢ spray- #nnouncement of Marriage to Dr. / 3 A . - ; Malcolm Goodridge Made at s : a1l gOOd furniture? Woodstock, Vt., Today. = B the Associated Press. o - Convenient Budget Plan of Payment NEW YORK, August 12.—Announce- fment was made here of the mar- l"llm y;s:\;rdayzixfl‘frnnf)nsin ‘Woodstock, 't., of Miss izabeth Stone, daugh- Er of ;hl‘Dlz'fi\i\Ifi‘.lch GE lng Mrs. Ya“ ca" chao." Frnm tone, to Dr. Malcolm Goodridge of 7 New York ; Three Kinds Finished at m? Amasingly Low Price! e st o s s v o Clear 1 A ;e . oo [+ ance Prices on the Associated ss. Dr. Goodridge is [e o . ; ; white en- i —————————| Awnings! Porch Shades! Su Rugs! i ke 4, Step-On Kitchen Pail Fine Corn B IIaIld unds of fox and skunk skins in the e e e ' 88c | Delhi Summer Rugs ( ' , // // 4 it {Our regular Finished Blue Ribbon : - | tilg Briohl Broom, - Specially Priced 5 ected corn EA' I enameled and enameled 4 1 TREAT 7,35 4 T'owels that - y 3.85 e —————————————————————————————————————————— . in. 4 . Bungalow Curtain Metal Frame Window ;i ; A very best v / A= 38 @ painlessly Eeretchers s Mate of the vy bost Amaricns wio.arpss thet Ly | , 25c¢ each Hi st e 1 choice of new. designs, priced so low that many urse! 88C will buy them for the remaining hot weeks and for by slicing and digging at a throb- next séason. - il : i Woven Pattern Huck Hand 8-0z. Army Duck Porch S s bing corn? Blue-jay offers a safe, painless 3-day ireatment for ban- Easily folded 24x37 size. ; g / At Clearance Prices! i;hingl;nms.h Appli]ed in a jiffy— or put up, full v # . eases the ache—relieves pressure , with s " A W R : i —destroys the corn's structure for ::01 pt‘n:‘m » Tl [‘ / wOod Slat Porch Shades nlngs educed dlers; extraifine quality. Half-Linen Huck Hand easy removal. Simple, pleasant, b by il 12,88 |5 st makers of surgic - 5 St ! " 8 i ings: used nationally for 30 years. Shades . ¢ 4 . feet widths. . . owels, 18x36-inch size; all At all druggists. 6 for 25¢. o 7-ft. 8f1. 8Y4 and 9% 1 0 8 8 15-feet white or with colored stripe - 88¢c Pint Shades Shades feet widths. . . width borders. . 9-ft. 10-f¢ Unusually low prices f i f thi lity, M ue- ay Rogers & Haruloeq Brands. Al colors. Reg. $1.10. St i v y low prices for awnings of this quality. Made of 8-ounce painted army duck; green and khaki striped; galvanized f d s e J ; 4=Hour Varmsh, 88¢c Qt. Brown only, Enjoy grateful shade for the re- fixtures; complete and ready to hang. G e ;" Wh‘Iuh Hf""‘m.h“ Pine for Floors and Woodwork. Dries quickly mainder of the Summer, and be prepared for Sum- Window Awnings to Match, 30 to 48 inches wide. ewels,inimlh inenighality;; 1.25 Qt. i 2,95 wear very well. 6 BAUER & BLACK and is waterproof. lar ml Regul L mers to come, Specially’ priced......coo0e0c00s00cnsraicson s = = ———————— PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor e 4