Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1930, Page 36

mmmmn - FUTURE 3 BRIGHT Most Suogesstul Season . 150 Years Expected Under” | Woman's Rule This Year. v Radio to The Sfar, MILAN, Ttaly, November 20.—La Scala mummmmemmmy lm;h.flmmalquixnmhro 1 m Milanese mnllul menu, which has never been accused of flatness, has ‘SHount of spice by overcome modern nnlxr feminine rmnr- number of ter audiences. m dor Rfficiency. wmn Colombo, who has the un- | reputation of-peifig both an excel- Jent musician and an efficient business program no-opln n_wi ‘a8~ m Opera Trust, which co-ordinates pe! are given in different Italian cities. Will be one new opera, Maestro Btalo Montemeszi’s one-act, “The Night * as well as two new ballets-= Nights,” by Vietor de Sabata, and “Bacchus in Tuscany,” by Castel uovo Tedesco. ‘With customary woman's enterprise | #nd a flair for ‘the extraordinary which lven " and Wolf-Fer- low,” * hich farmer will be flame ol % lamb‘ml -l Prlnu uhy i mb‘ its newly ap- L= TO TRAIN CRIPPLED CHILDRET NCW Clmxc Nutsery rhymes are to be invoked as a curative for the Capital's crippled “With the announcement today of the of & new clinic for children at birth, at “The '24-Hour " at 4719 Conduit mld bY llh Shull Barnes, tablished the school two yuh uo lt was explained that the youn 5_en- this new clinic would undergo a rhythmilc muscle treatment for their ills, apd that the nursery rhymes, set to musi¥, would be played as the chil- dren go through the exercises. This treatment, it was emphasired, tends to quiet the nerves and to induce fine | complete relaxation. Opening December 7, The new élinic, o) Decerhber: 7, will be in charge of Miss Annie Bows- field, “who was sent here from the Training School at Vineland, N. J, where she spent nearly a year in di- recting & clinic. for the care of crip- pled children. Miss Bowsfleld is -zuxw directly. un- der Dr. Winthrop M. Phelps, orthnbed- ist in chief at Ytle University. ‘The clinic will open at 9 o'clock in the morning and will continue through- out the day under the personal direc- tion of Dr. Phelps, who will journey here from New Haven, Conn. After the opening day the clinic will be open every Tuesday and Friday from 2:30 o'clock until 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Thesé classes will be free, Mrs. Barnes °annouhted. . At of Mra. Be\fla}x Shull Barnea to Feature Muscle Treatment for Inducmg Relaxation. clencies, and to those handicapped “by emotional disturbances due to unh- vorable environment.” ‘Among those who have approved the, new uhool plan is Rev. Thomas Verner Moore, directing psychiatrist at Provi- dence Hospital lnd affiliated with the Catholic University of America. Mrs. Barnes, director of the school, formerly was & member of the staff of Miss Jessle La Salle, head of educa- tional research of District public schools. Prior to that position she did similar work under Dr Virgll E. Dick- son at Oll]ln Cll WIFE SLAYER SENTENCED Mo., November: 20 ive struck and killed arrived at the pol April 1 too late to vote against a pro- posed increase in school taxes, James ‘Wi Payne, 66, a farmer, was convicted of murder Tuesday. He was sentenced o 20 years' M\gem, FREE. New Beok of ~ Fish Recipes. Write ws. présent there are elgm puplls assigned |- to_the clinic. ‘The school, with an enrollment of 32 children, caters solely to the pecu- lar needs of “problem children,” or the child who is ““different” and there- fore can not, surroundings without special direction and’ training. ‘The mndnmzmd basls for the n:hool'l am is special attention to ehild “of ‘superior 1nuuspnu who nndl hnlp in learning to ; to children lufledn: lefects or other -physical defi adjust himself to normal |- That RIGHT-OUT-OF- FLAVOR! o DO YOU KNOW ~ 'WHAI THIS MAP of INDIA MEANS ? m. «cnne in. WASHINGTON, D. C, <BUILDING ERA ENDING Nineteen Per Cent Increase in Res- idential Construction Cited as , Evidence of Trend. By the Associated Press, CHICAGO, November 20.—Indications that the long continued decline in the building industry was drawing toward &n end were pointéd out to the Tllinois Manufacturers’ Costs Association Tues- day night by Charles F. Abbott of New vmuu directar. of tfle American THURSDAY, hmehuo!fifldn'g:nd&imm tion work, reported close of tember was 8 per cent higher than August figure and 6 per cent m than the total of contem pll'fid D‘l’"fl‘l:fifi KEY PORTRAITS ARE LEFT TO NATIONAL GALLERIES By the Associated Press. n conference on “Prob- | tio t and Future Conditions Industries,” Abbott said there| were many indications of an early res covery of all business and that “with an increasing activity in the construce tion industry there should be no fur- ther basis for g:a “Residential building;. the ‘class upony which a revival in the industry appears to depend most directly, increased 19 per cenv. in September, as ‘compared " he' sald, “checking the class of vork that had he. velng of contemplated projects Telephone National 5000 For immediate delivery of The, Star to your home every evening and Sunday morning. _The Route Agent will euueei at the endot month, ‘at the rate of+13; cents per day and § cents Sunday. 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