Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1930, Page 31

9 MUDDIMAN 5. 911 G Street. LOW PRICE OF lorD (ALVERT (OFFEE BRINGS THIS DELIGHTFUL . BLEND WITHIN REACH OF ALL j"BRAND ™ STEEL CUT * COFFEE | VERING COFFEE | o mr _ I Sip Delicious ! very p ! / IR | teuem o i nave AV VENRS m FAIRLY HEALTHFUL, [ Scientists study Hazards to Public in Particles in Va- rious Atmospheres. By the Associuted Press. ‘To the lowly dust beneath the feet the United States Public Health Serv- ice has turned its scientific attention. Results of four dust studies, conduct- ed by Dr. L. R. Thompson, chief of the scientific research staff, have just gone to press and will eml‘(u in bulletin form within the next few weeks. They concern municipal dust, or dust of the city streets; hard and soft coal dust; cotton dust, and silver polishing dust—all considered as possible hazards to health. A safe limit of somewhere between 9 and 20 million particles of dust ser cubic foot was established. Ventila- tion was said to be the only method of keeping air thinned out sufficiently to be_safe for breathing. Highest concentrations of dust were (e\md in coal mining, both hard and soft. The research experts reported no great excess of sickness among those breathing this coal dust, but said there did appear to be “a slowly dzvaloptm fibrosis” among persons exposed to But the metal dust of the silver pol- ishing plant, the vegetable dust of the cotton plant and the pavement dust to which street sweepers are ex| “appeared to have no harmful effects upon the workers,” the health experts found. In these cases usual concen- trations were said to be relatively low and well within the “safe limit” set forth by the Public Health Service. Earlier studies had established cer- tain dusts as definitely polsonous, one being lead dust in storage battery plants and in potteries. Silica dust was also found to be hlrm L e CUBAN SUGAR RELIEF PLAN STRIKES SNAG House Fails to Get Quorum to Pass Laws for Handling Surplus Production. By the Associated Press. HAVANA, October 24—The fate of the plan devised by Thomas L. Chad- bourne for the stabilization of the Cu- ban sugar industry hung in the balance last night while desperate efforts were made to obtain legislation on the financ- ing of the $42,000,000 project before the November elections. The Cuban House of Representatives was convened in a special session to dis- cuss a law drawn up by the Chadbourne committee, but a quorum was notob- tained. ‘Unless the committee is lble '0 Dllfi the measure through the next few days, it is tnnd mhn planters will lose much of their original enthusiasm for the plan, which at- tempts to relieve the market of surplus sugar and stabilize prices. The failure of the House to get a orum .and prepare the measure for Senate disappointed many planters who expected to contribute to the plan. GALLI-CURCI “APPEARS DESPITE AUTO ACCIDENT Birmingham, England, Audience Appreciates Prima Donna'’s Cour- ageous Performance. By the Assoclated Press. BIRMINGHAM, England, October 24. —Amelita Galli-Curci, American prima donna, sang at a recital in the town hall last night despite the fact that less than 24 hours previously she had been bruised and shaken up in an auto- mobile accident. She was received with great enthu- siasm. ‘The audience knew about the accident, in which her automobile over- it. Hervoloelhvweflmtfluoffiu alarming experience. “IDon’t Know What Makes Me Tired..l” THE EVENING The Raleigh, which, with the Marblehead, will come to the Capital October 27 as part of the Navy day celebration staged at the navy yard. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1930. RETREAT HOUSE TO OPEN IN CAPITAL FOR WOMEN Right Rev. John M. McNamara, Auxiliary Bishop of Baltimore. ‘Will Preach Sermon. ‘The Washington Retreat House for Women wil be opened at 4 pm., next Tuesday, when Right Rev. John M. McNamara, Auxiliary Bishop of Balti- more, will preach the sermon and give the benediction. Week end retreats for women will be conducted at the house, which is lo- cated at Harewood road northeast ad- joining Soldiers’ Home and Catholic University. Sister Amelia of the Urder of the Atonement, is superior ¢t the house. The retreats will be sponsored by the Sodality ,Union of Wuhlng(on‘ and Rev. Joseph V. Buckley, pastor of | St. Francis Xavier's Church, will be in charge. The first retreat is scheduled for the week end beginning Friday, November 7. A Stanley County, N. C., farmer re- | ports an income of $38 to $40 a month from five cows, without buying feed. Are You Tired? Out of sorts, lack energy? ‘Your system is probably clogged with impurities. 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SAN SALVADOR, October 24 (#)— Ten convicts are to receive Christmas esents in the form of pardons from ident Romero Bosque in commemo- ration of the centenary of the death of Simon Bolivar, liberator. value to be sure, all included at $1 BTORES 1IN P 1205 F Street N.W. .B-15 “"NOTED FAMILIES UNITED ATLANTA, October 24 (#).—Two dis- tinguished Georgia families were united here last night in the wedding of Miss Caro du Bignon Heary o! New York City and Albert Howell, The bride is the au‘hwr of Mr. and Mrs. William Cooper Anderson Henry of New York and has prominent connections in this State. Mr. Howe! is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Howell, the former the editor of the Atlanta Constitution. l Mr. and Mrs. Howell left on & five weeks' wedding trip to South Americs. Yes! 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