Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1931, Page 35

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Lauded by Reichelderfer as Promoter of Health. ( Dr. Luther H. Relchelderfer, presi- dent of the Board of District Commis- sloners, believes that every Washington | boy should learn to swim. | The Commissioner today joined with | take advantage of the tree swimming | course to be oier Star cnd the | Y. M. C. A. The daily from Monday m the pool of the “¥ artment of the ssons will be held rougn Saturday boys’ department, smmissioner Reichelderfer said: “I am glad to know that The Star and the Washington Y. M. C. A. are to renew their ‘learn to swim’' offer to the boys of Washington. Health and Safety. “Swimming is more than a healthful recreation. It is a safety measure against needless loss of life. The boy | who can swim is able to protect not | {only hims>lf in the water but others | ss'fortunate than he. “I bel drownings_in | the wat f and other | unsuarced rict and d had rudimonts I would urge all | erigible boys to seize the opportunity to | | learn this highly valuable and pleas- | | urable exercise.” Applications Pour In. J. C. Ingram, director of the boys’ department, who is in charge of the campaign, has been deluged with ap- plications for the course, he said today. Nearly 300 boys have signed up, and entries are coming in hourly. Boys who cannot swim 50 feet and who are between the ages of 10 and 18 vears are eligible to receive the free instruction. To enroll ill in the accom- | panying application blank and mail to | Mr."Ingram, 1732 G street. — |GAYLY HUED CARS SENT TO SOUTH AMERICANS Trade and Social Ties With His- | panic Nations Nearby Are Growing Closer. (N.AN.A)—Lines of automobiles in rainbow hues are drawn up at the piers whence steamships sail for Latin America. They are for trade in_tropics and sub-tropics. Relationship with Latin America grows closer, In one day reduced rates for air travel in South America are announced, for the benefit of salesmen and tourists, and John L. Merrill, re- elected president of the Pan-American Society, states that the membership has | doubled in three years and that | branches will be stirted in Philadel- phia, Boston, New Orleans and Hous- ton. (Copyright, 1931 by North American News- _ paper_Alliance.) MR. DUNKFASTER IS IN A CON FERENCE" And what a conference! He and the Third Vice- President are settling the fate of a box of Uneeda Bakers Old Fashion Ginger Snaps. “How do you find the Dunking situation in Podunk, J. G.?” inquires Mr. Dunkfaster, dunking two Ginger Snaps at once. Not to be outdone, the Third V. P. takes three Ginger Snaps and re- plies—“Oh, fine, H. W.! The Podunkians are noble Dunketeers — been at it for generations. Now how about sending out for another box of these?” That shows how one good dunk leads to an- other—and a very good thing it is, too. For all the delights of cookies and crackers say the words ‘' Uneeda Bakers’’and remember the Red Seal. Uneeda Bakers. OLD FASHION GINGER SNAPS NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Uneeda Bakers THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1931.° LEARN TO SWIM FOR SPORT AND SAFETY Under Auspices of The Star and Boys’ Department of the Y.M.C.A. Boys 10 to 18 years old offered free lessons daily April 6—11 8end this application to the Y. M. C. A, Boys’ Bullding 1732 G Btreet ADDRESS .. PARENT'S BIGNATURI (Required) RUBBER “OVERSHOES” MEET TEST TO OVERCOME ICE ON AIRPLANES; Pilot Reports Success With Pouches Which Breathe and| Crumble Frozen Particles. By the Associated Press. and Dr. Willism C. Geer, Cornell Uni- AKRON, Ohlo, April 2—Victory | versity research associate. " Vi e overshoes—] iches of specially was reported here Monday over one of |, \ieq “rubber fabric fitted over the the aviator’s most dangerous enemies— | joading edges of the plane wings and ice that forms on the wings of his air- | struts—were made to “breathe” as the lane. | iee formed on them. As they breathed Through low-hanging clouds, at frecz- | the ice crumpled away. ing temperature and et #n altitude of Cleveland pi'oted his airplane,” which by a motor-driven air pump. was equipped with rubber ‘overshoes”| - Dr. Geer, who began the research developed by the B F. 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Next to be tried was ofl-soaked vul- canized rubber and then oiled rubber vulcanized on fabric. This was better, but still it was difficult for the pilot to knock off the ice. ‘The rubber overshoe idea was con- ceived. Tried out in a large wind tun- nel, where freezing fogs were blown by artificial hurricanes against model plane wings, the overshoes worked. 'nuchln( for the philosopher’s stone. res Radio “Doctors” in Wales. Radio “doctors” have appeared in | | Wales. In return for an annual mem- bership fee of $1.50 listeners are en- tit'ed to receive instruct'on and advice from one of them, who will make me- chanical adjusim-nts if necessary. The | “doct"rs” are employed by a large con- cern which operaies all over the coun- o« FIGUREHEAD? OWN thelong corridor of his- tory have marched the Kings of England. Some were great rulers, some merely reigned. The next to occupy the historic throne is H. R. H. Edward, Prince of Wales. What manner of monarch will he be? 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