Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1930, Page 23

<HFE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1930. | SM” | Jeers, Asks Them to Leave | Huge Summary of Reports| to Be Given Delegates ‘ 10 Hoover Conclave, | o TRTRLOY | A host of experts in fields varying from music to medicine have compieted scientific p; e White House congere y President Hoover to su e needs of the Nation's fut Dr, H. B irector of the adminis ve office of the conference on child health and protection, said today reports prepared in advance of the four y meeting in November were being ‘compressed’ into a 180.00 word volume of summaries for use as & handbook by delegates. 1,100 Taking Part. More than 1,100 persons are now members of committees directly con- nected with the undertaking. So vast are the ramifications of the work that Dr. Barnard said it would take a year complete publication of their full The bulk ed is matck of th T i the conference. As ooked for, offering Besides the Anticipate Constructive Program. Hopes are held, Dr. Barnard said, t out of the conferen: come a Col tructive progra ions such as rizations, | s hav- of child- of children” -‘ d mnothing else,” Iating anguage for di: tribution, and in setting forth the ways | in which existing forces could be ap- plied t6 the purpose of making most effective our pres wledge of chil- dren and their needs . i LOG RAFT RETRIEVED ‘ AFTER LOSS IN STORM‘ L\lmhfl'jack? and Saiiox’s Success- | ful in Saving $200,000 Pulpwood After Four-Day Fight. By the Assoclated Press. ASHLAND, Wis,, September 15.—Vic- | torious over wind and waves that sqpf arated a $200,000 log raft from the three | tugs that were pulling jacks and sailors early today the captured cargo toward Ashland. | Since Thursday night lumberjacks wielded sailors maneuvered wit trol the rampant raft. Fog and choppy weather held them at bay, while the raft lashed its free end in the waters | of Lake Superior at Stockton Island Made up of 17,000 cords, the raft, said by lumbermen to be the largest | ever towed from Canada, suddenly be- came unmanageable during stormy | weather off Presque Point. Lipton Has His First Radio Set. NEWPORT, R. I, September 15 (#).— Sir Thomas Lipton never has had a radio, either at his home in London or | on his steam yacht Erin. He has been | given one by Mayor Sullivan. If he can't see the yacht races he can hear | about them. Reindeer Imported for Zoos. BALTIMORE, September 15 () — Forty reindeer are on the way to port, 2nd Santa Claus is to use none of them. | W. M. Barker of Duluth is importing | them from Finland to start a source of | supply for zoos | “If You Don’t Like It.” New Yorker Declares There| Is No Radical Party in U.S. Except Moscow Hirelings. 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