Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1930, Page 30

"B REPORT IS PLANNED / . ALUMNI DANCE COMMITTEE ° POST OFFICE SELLS EGGS MILWAUKEE, Wis, November 13| offi HE E NING STAR, WASHINGTON (#).—~The Milwaukee Post Office took a fiyer in the egg market yesterday and made 72 cents. ‘Twelve dozen eggs arrived here via | d D parcel post from a Warrens, Wis., farmer. The package was misdirected and delivery was impossible. The post ice sold the eggs at auction for 32 cents a dozen. The farmer collected his insurance of 26 cents a dozen. Net profit for the post office, 6 cents a loze: “They’re all twisted —and proud of it” *T0 HELP CHILDREN Recommendations to Be| ; f‘v*“ You should try these brittle brown Made to Aid Blind, Deaf and Other Unfortunates. Plans for improving the life of blind, deaf, crippled and mentally maladjust- ed children were announced today by William J. Ellis, head of & committee on this subject, which is to report next week to the President’s White House Child Health Conference. Mr. Ellis, who is a commissioner of the State Department of Institutions and Agencies of New Jersey, urged au- dition measurements of every child in the United States to determine the de- gree of acuteness of hearing or deaf- ess. “The hard-of-hearing child, in the @great majority of cases, can receive his education successfully in the ordinary public schools, provided certain special attentions are given him by his regular teachers and special classes in lip read- ing and in speech are maintained” the report said “Jt is urgent every school system, urban and rural, make some provision for its hard-of-hearing chil- dren.” Need Braille Classes. For the blind, the report recommend- ed establishment of Braille classes in mare large cities, relieving the pressure on State schools. The committee said the per capita cost of educating blind children was higher, but that it was ‘“insignificant pared with what it would be if children were allowed to become rate public charges.” Waste entailed in orthopedic surgery “without adequate after care” was pro- nounced “one of the tragedeis in the stary of the crippled child.” The com- mitfee urged a legal method in every State to find all crippled children, co- ordinate the work done for them and provide for part of the cost of their care and education. “The State should safeguard the quality of service rendered the crippled child,” the report said. “Facilities should be made available to them re- gardless of their financial circumstances or place of residence.” Preventive Methods Stressed. e possibility of preventing many -3::‘1 breakdowns was stressed. “Prevention of mental maladjustments would strike at the very root of our most pressing social problems, suicide, divorce, delinquency, crime, industrial maladjustment,” the committee said. As an integral part of the public school system, the child experts held, idance clinics should function in deal- with tantrums, stealing, oversensi- tiveness, day-dreaming, cruelty, rest- lessness, morbid fears and of behavior problems “symptomatic of un- derlying mental stress.” OFFICIAL DISCOVERS WASHINGTON PICTURE Postmaster General Brown Expects to Copy Richmond, Va., Portrait on Stamp for 1932. B the Associated Press. whicr has hung S many, Sears as hung for many years the Westmoreland Club of Richmond, Va., today was hailed as a new and opportune discovery by Postmaster Gen- er:lu a good # por- traft—one seéen copied be- fore!” exulted the Postmaster General. ‘The reason for his glee was that he has been hunting authentic Wash- ington portraits Zar and wide for = series of about 18 new stamps the Post Department to issue in connection with the I! bicentennial celebration. “We hope to show, in‘stamps, Wash- ington as a youth, as a civil engineer, 88 commander in chief of the Army, and so on through his life,” said Brown. “The Richmond portrait depicts him about the time when he went out with Erown chanced across ihe Richmond on one of g trips with mmu, He_ obtained permission from C. Cotesworih Pinkney, club presi. , to photograph it. It was painted from life by Robert Peel, s AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS TO DISCUSS LUBRICATION Automobile and Aviation Engines to Be Topic of Society at Session Tonight. Progress in air transportati developments in the Tubriation of sa discussed at a dinner meeting of the Society of Automotive Engineers at 6:30 pam. today in the Washington Hotel. Paul F. Collins, vice president of the New York, Philadelphia & Washington ay Corporation, will describe mod- em air trangportation from the view- point of his 13 years' experience as a pilot and air transport es.ecutive. George A. Round, iubrication expert for ene of the largest oil companies, will outline the various factors affecting ofl performance in engines from the point of view of recent developments, to- gether with some of the misleading theories connected with lubrication and the judging of oil values. A three-reel film, showing the process ol’n mlmnfifi(:.u{‘e of an automobile en- gine, shown. A program of en- tertainnfent will be m\'e?l by local per- formers. Dog Shoots Woman. ARDMORE, Okla., November 13 (#).— Mrs. A. J. Hardy, 32, was shot and killed here yesterday by a playful dog. ‘The animal, frisking in an automobile, pawed the trigger of a gun. The vic- tm, with her husband, was returning from a hunting expedition. old ILLIONS OF PEOPLE USE THIS IDEAL TREATMENT S — Grove's Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets combine : R il Sol Youneed all these anced and effective treatment for colds and headaches. Grove’s Laxative *BROMO - UININE Tablet gt s ther | $aid he was aided in his latest research The committee in charge of the Business High School Alumni Association dance, which will be held at the school this evening. Left to right, Peggy Ryan, Christine Lurig, Sylvia White and Elizabeth Mensh. —=Star Staff Photo. FINDS COTTON SUGAR ’ Four Rooms, Kitchen and Bath, $57.50 Cambria-Majestic 1324 Euclid Street N.W. 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