Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1930, Page 16

. D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1930. DR KANAVH. H[Afl STUDY OF HOUSEHOLD | simier plaes. Both sctions et e | ANCIENT INDIAN Momiember & e, Bton s | ACTOR'S FATHER MEETS DT PURCHASE IS PLANNED | 325 2.02° wicn"win tako the o | -~ HOME ‘UNEARTHED |22, ™ mgm sl DEATH IN INCINERATOR AT R SR Halloween party at the American daron, or neutral, In i ‘was some hundreds of Catheri: 1 Association of University Worhen, 1634 3 An - - ' presen i i 3 e " of Economic Association. y emakers section. Other l!l to Bite of ® | Johnson. distinct ash have Body of John Harron, 70, in ment Believed to Be Hundreds |Deen uncovered, one above the other, Los Angeles. Plans for study of housshild pur. | on the screen thl',';m O by it £ ol %’Efi:fi”&:&' .u;:.nggu :}dplg:gr&?; doubte i and | | Complets with all Pixtures and Bums? e ch“]n‘ 'ashington were discussed Result ‘of el jon of cers eArs ‘undoubted] ine, ol Clinical Congress Elects Of- | coaiE b o o o memakers.sec. | at the last meeting is as folows: Cath- of Y d. 80 to 90 years between each. One of | B the Associated Press. Tt i e aetins ware Call or phone us. We will dgit. tion of the District Home Economics 3 ; Ola Rush, IR the ash beds i more than 40 feet wide| LOS ANGELES, October 17.—The |he' threw papers inio the. incinerator, Time Payments, If Desired ficers and Names 50 for | Association Wednesday at the American 5 , By the Assoclated Press. and about 75 feet long. charred body of John Harron, 70, father | Sprinkled with ine, and then : ‘BRANTFORD, Ontario, October 17— | _Among articles unearthed are pottery, | of Johnny Harron, film actor, was found | Ciimbed in and sf a match, police Association of University Women. The i 3 sectf 1is planning to collect data y 3 Discovery of the site of an anclent|stone awls, flints d the bones of | said. G [ Board of Governors. mufiu'm I g e cte oncom | ooer: Emitime. Witcomb, councilor, and | Indian settlement in the Grande River | various animals. Numerous burned | YeSterday in the incinerator of his A. MUDDM o. Pproj ing necessary items in this fleld. S. W. Westney, chairman of the Enter- | Reserve of the Six Nations is reported | limestones used as fire places also were | South Broadway gasoline service sta-| , Greenland shark, 6 feet long, was 911 G St. Nat'l. 0140--2622 The business section also formulated | tainment Committee for all sections. | to the Brant Historical Soclety by W. A. | found. tion. An autopsy revealed three ouhces | washed ashore at Lilstock. England. " By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, October 17.—Dr. | B8 ‘Allen B. Kanavel of Chicago was elected srriesufl | he HUB Offers This 4-Piece Genuine Walnut Bed Room here. Dr. Kanavel is professor of sur- gery at Northwestern University Medi- cal School. esmsmgmal Suite as an Example of Good Furniture at a Low Price members were elected to the board of governors with terms expiring in 1933. Study of Cancer Discussed. At a round-table conference on can- er Dr. James Ewing of the New York | | Skin and Cancer Hospital recom- ! | mended the establishment of five or six large institutions at central points in | § this country for the exclusive study | i =, -G and treatment of cancer patients. 3 5 - Q% The institutions, he said, would cost | & - q \ - = PG (D)% about - $10,000,000 each, and he sug- | § gested one or two of them should be Government owned and the others pri- vately owned. The monkeys of Panama have ma- laria, but it is no menace to mankind, Dr. Herbert C. Clark, director of the ‘Gorgas Memorial Laboratory, told the | § congress. Army Recruits Aid in Tests. .. Dr. Clark said that 10 United States Army recruits had volunteered to aid in tests to determine whether that type of malaria could spread from monkey to man. For weeks, he stated, the *‘rookies,” who had just arrived from the United States, had been isolated from all other insects in screened | (i houses, where they were bitten almost | | continuously by mosquitos which had fed on monkeys suffering from malaria. None of the men contracted the disease. | § Operations by which he said relief ‘eould be obtained for “bronchiectasis,” @ disease seldom heard of by most per- sons, was described by Dr. Carl A. Hedblom of Chicago. Most Frequent Pulmonary Ailment. . He sald the disease was the most fre- g.m'. chronic pulmonary ailment and t many who have a persistent cough are entirely free from tuberculosis, but are sufferers from “bronchiectasis” and inflammation of the bronchial walls. He warned of the importance of clearing up low-grade infections of the bronchial tube and the accessory sinuses. 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