Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1931, Page 39

U S WUMEN HEI.D 75‘?3.’,‘1‘2‘3"'"‘;“:"":?{3 aerr:\l:::l'gnd keep RET|BED POLICE CAPTMN, ’;orl:";‘:leldhsllc:n:;?;?,‘m :m: CHEMISTS’ HEAD SEES 3:'.53.‘.. Manufacturing Chemists’ Asso- jusncE BUILDING WORK on Joseph A. Blanken, who rented ths « Us | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1931. C—7 space, that his parking space contract Miss Frederickson declares that a " ! ‘The President inf ed the - cont e be mnade 1o wear even tosger| J. HARTLEY, SUCCUMBS ne spends his Summers here. HOOVER ON 6-HOUR DAY |ciations ireciorate. fnd secommended| ENDS PARKING OCT. 10| ™hatiBol SSRBEE 10 vations snd than a dress. | Hartley, according to Cornwell, re- this step as a measure for spreading amRearl 2 foundations of ths building has besn let | “During the post-war economic pres- cently was either bitten or scratched b the work available over the greatest to 8. M. Siesel Co. of Pittsbr PUUR EGUNUM'ZERS‘ sure in Europe.” she sald, “I Wore the | Maj. Pratt Notified of Death in |nis pet cat and an infection followes, | Huntington Tells President Indus- le number of wage earners. He |Excavation for New Structure Will | 2= — 27°7 70 07 PHthurgh, same co2t for a period of seven years. — And it always looked well,” she added. Florida Resulting From Born 18 Indiana on January 4, 1865, | try Considers Step for Spread- 28 ;n;e 'rile‘:’?; g&éfi;fi:’fif in hourly | - Close Space to Automo- The Danish nurse will complete a Hartley joined the police forae here on AR T S course at the Washington University Cat Bite. | December 3, 1801.” AT SVink o ing Employment. St Electric R Heat School of Nusses in St. Louls, recelving the first precinct and at headquarters, Trees Will Honor Melba. No more automobile parking will be - oom featers Maj. Henry G. Pratt, superintendent q » | Adoption of 1x-h perans Danish War Nurse Declares the degree of bachelor of science of 3 - Pratt, | he was_transferred to the tenth pre- option of the six-hour day in the | yroorooibark, a township in Australia | allowed after October 10, between Ninth | As Low As $4.95 4 { of police, received word vesterday that cinct. He was commanding officer of | chemical industries, increasing the NUM- | near tha rommiry home o b It s | and. Tenth ' streets. Peansyivania. and | - ¥ fter that? Well, perhaps I will | james Hartley, retired police captain, | that precinct at the time of his retire- | ber employed by approximately one- |Nellie Melba, 13 hon<ring the memory | Constitutiong avenues, the site of the | C. MUDD]MAN c Few Have Experienced ; : hranond Hke 10,50 | died at his home in Eustis, Fla. m‘;;‘:,a‘;y’,:"l‘;‘r{,’{v:g'b‘y”fi widow, Hia| !0, Was' discissed” with " President | OF e fhmons etnger by setting out an | new Devazement of Jusdes Bulidine. thfli i o 3 3 " ’ ow. His J avenue of silver birches. The first sec- eparing for steam shovels o s ’ 3 RodliNgeds | 1 will probably work after grad- | The message, Maj. Pratt sald, was | pody, it was understood at heedquar- | Hoover yesterday by W. D. Huntington, | fion was. planted with impestng. core- | contractor expected to move in soon, the | | 11 © St o puuy ot 0140.2622 fon in St. 1»?(\)“:“ M‘&ngh :'m:)l:)glslib}: received from Fred M. Cornwell, also | iers, will be sent to Indiana for burial. | chairman of the Executive Committee ] Treasury Department has served notice Sreatest, means OF PTo- | (oo RGN, L Foeace) e Tor mwoienat T - differcit pations to exchange visits and A T s e T T American women are intelligent, ca- ren learn know each other. A 5 pable and attractive, but they don't!jputy-! understanding among women Right Reserved know how to economize, according to . - . 5 2o Dithst Miss Kerstein Frederickson, Danish | .- jn ; i war nurse and journalist, who, en route Quantities to St. Lout n a vis't to her home in Copenhagen, spent a fcw days re- cently at the Dodge Hotel. 4 mone ‘When it comes to the science of y gconomy. fow have perheps had a mote | o . thorough education in that grilling D 5215 school than the blue-eyed Danich ; istrict woman who Auring the war nursed the ) g soldiers of Russia, England, France and N . - America serving with units in_tho g = A T e Why Pay More? most v iy affectes war zones c. S J . e : ) \ You Can Have Quick Miss Frederickson volunteered her gervices shortly after graduation from : - INT Y oA O] W Invigorating Revelahon Luzuriously Large a training school in Copenhegen, and L : - her first service was with a R 2 s 5 Showers : DRI TORES . Towels { Cigarettes b acomcang )blln. }’m-fpnal mt St. dPet:arsbu_{e, before e h 4 d 4 E ) i " mu:\é(;'xyl‘n:einr:ifia{t :;'\,"(,\-;mi;éhm;\i& re-| | can nave ¢ - d ” 40c Fletcher’s Castoria. . 23¢ Bath Sprays entire beriod of the Ruseian internai | . i ot e i o 3¢ o | Heguma el ‘ IS E— o cach ¢ i 15c¢ Pkg. C /i women outside of that country. / The Better to 4 25¢). &) Take. ... 1he S’ 20 C Praises Russian Women. walls 175 Only 8c Cn’ 1 200 6 for $1 arton o , 98¢ “T have been present at soclal gath- § Serve You 75¢ Mellin’s Food. . ... .54c spigot. Complete with Revelations have a Highly absorbent towel erings with Russian women.” 3 Hose will fit any size 75¢ Dextri Maltose 59¢ 3 s made of soft called. “when revolution w rubber massage attach- mildness and mellowness 65¢S. M. A. Food ment. that you will appreciate. fluffy materials. 4 ing outside the doors and when every woman present knew it meant ruin for Use them and all they had known. Not one ever spoke of the horrors taking place, They spoke of literature and music and | sipped their tea as though nothing | were changed. I think the Russians are | Later, Miss Frederickson went to France and was attached to a French in her income and sa: that for six months she lived on 9 francs a day. At that time a franc was worth about 5 " aidnt ive in luxury she smice.| | GOES ON “but I lived and was able to meet all! expenses on that amount.” ' One of the most *“uncomfortable” periods lived through by the Danish woman was while serving in Celicia during the bombardment of the small town in which she was nursing by ‘Turkish troops. 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