Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1931, Page 46

Am-ulnud ICAL CO. 4 9th St. N.W. 719 13th, Strayer College Bidg. Luncheon, 35¢, 50c; Dinner, 560 Wttt ‘:,?3.. S irained diatiblane No. 79 for CATARRH & SINUS T!IOUBLE SINCE 1900 1424 New York Av: \ W —_— ot oA Cost About the Same ofs If Driving Your Own~ CARL L. LEND YOU A CAR OWhile Repairing Yowurs Idlv Plymouth, Ford. Dodge o, deposit, xequired_you anly he mileage you run—at 0¢ mile. = Ask about 1 "An, Service—Any CuY—Any Hour” 614 H nw_District 2778 e amareemm] TRAL UNjy ([N !) |\M"' | B ORVE URGED |- ON TUBERCULOSIS - pital Beds. A rous attack on tuberculosis is outlined by Mrs Ernest R. Grant, pres- ident of the Association for the Pre- vention of Tuberculosis, in the official [Teport, of the organiaation covering the | past fi‘w:t years, which came off the Rdernnl in her first presidential message to the figures published by the District Health Department indicating an increase in the number of lml deaths during the first nine months of 1931, and to the record of 570 deaths in 1930 from pulmonary tuberculosis, Mrs. Grant declared that with only 230 hospital beds available here the city is obviously in need of a larger hospi- tal for adults, so that children may be {u otected in the home from daily con- t with tuberculous patients. Mrs. Grant’s Recommendations. Mrs. Grant outlines a more intensive operation of the tuberculosis clin> with the objects of early diagnosis, mecleal treatment, home supervision, hospitali- zation of patients and lnflunrlll Te- habilitation. Purther, she proposes that the assoclation shall bend its a!oflx toward ulbt:etnlng & more efieca ive law to regulal reporting an registration of tuberculosis. In addition to these objectives she emphasizes the earliest possible completion of the new sanatorium for chil the continu- ance of the two special health schools for children of subnormal condition and a new health school building for colored children to replace the Toner School. She also urges that open- window class rooms be provided in all blic school buildings and that the er camp for children be con- tinued and enlarged. The summary given in the report shows that during 1930 there were 743 contact cases of children under care by the home visiting staff of the Children’s Clinic and this year up to September 30 there were 1416 cases under care. During the two-year period there were 17,481 visits made 1‘3 the trained workers on the staff the ‘The extm'w::e of lhltl] home visiting service migh greatly ex- tended u the upenu of the Children's Clinic over by the Congres- stonal erhémnmlnd this course is e | press || e o o e, Tuberculosis Association again on record with its request that tional' Therapy Department NEW YORK.....$6.50 ROUND TRIP ATLANTIC CITY. ‘5,50 ROUND TRIFP BOSTON ROUND TRIP The revivel of the plan of popular bealth lectures and distribution of ‘health mrnun for adult workers in stores, and factories the during be effected during the year under the direction of a Johlr; h of medical societies chfld examinations, the disclosure of 22 tubercular cases, of which 18 were of the childhood During campafgn 88,000 Jet- ‘were u& to pnm:‘ of u(:h&m ;22- eo-operation of the 1 school officials. for payment of . A heartbroken letter CHRISTIAN SCIENCE y— William D. Kilpatrick, C. S. B. of Detreit, Mich. Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. In Constitution_ Hall, 18th, C and D Sts. Monday, November 30, at 8 P.M. Under the Auspices of First, Second, Third and Fourth Churches of Christ Scientist No Oollection All Welcome Bakery Specials For This Week Keep This List for Reference All Specials Delivered Direct to Your Door TUF.SDAY DECEMBER 1 Peach Pie .... WEgrESDAY» DECEMBER 2 .25¢ doz. 25¢ cach .25¢ each Wi e ow B e BB OMF OB oW THE EVENI\IG STAR, ATERURY S MA“AM ;. Bily Watson and 15 pam. n..u.xu.:u.Mum sm, "mtnl»"nnnaed Men,’ P. bassador—“The Cheat,” at 6:15, !8:10 and 10 p.m. ‘BULLS’ AND ‘BEARS' FIGHT ON CLASS ROOM EXCHANGE MOUNT VERNON, Jowa (®).—A ‘financial laboratory” is one of the unique class rooms of Cornell College here. It is the form of a miniature stock exchange, set up by Prof. Roy L. Fer- nald. head of the economics depart- ment and vhyed' nn p-per by 25 student “bulls” and The student's clun mm depends upon his success in manipulating the uoooa (stage money) which he theo- etically borrows at 3 per cent interest, plus hl.s knowledge of theory, obtained from texts and collateral reading. . | By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, D. 0. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1931. RAIL CREDIT AID 52 "|Says Situation Calls for|peymen: Prompt Help From U. S. and State Governments. NEW YORK, November 30.—Prompt d d practical co-operation of Federal and State governments for protection of failway credits was urged yesterday by W. W. Atterbury, president of the Pennsylvania Rafilroad. Pointing to a $34,910,666 deécrease in net rallway eernings for the first nine months of this ye: the same period in 1930, Mr. Atterbury esked for CGiovernment aid in enabling the carriers to meet maturing obliga- tions by protecting thelr credits, “The situation of the railroads re- quires definite and prempt, practical co-operation to protect their credit * * * to obtain at reasoneble cost the new capital necessary for providing new facilities and equipment, for im- proving transportation and thus aid in creating additional employment for workers in other branches of industry as well as for railroad employes. “We trust the Federal and State governments will recognize these meas- BLUE SPRUCE, 75¢ (1-foot, and bunchy) Barberry, 1 MA ND NURSERY Eamention” (Fast Hyatisviie) < 1307 E St. POM ONA “A Cafeteria of Distinction” THERMOTAINER EQUIPMENT A Revelation in Food Handling Special This Week Only PORTERHOUSE STEAK 25¢ T e T S T RS TS, THE EARLE RESTAURANT AT 13th & E Full Course Dinners, 60c-75¢-$1.00 HAMILTON, Oblo (). —Robert 8in- | d 25 _compared to (W :oulhle 1,220, he was so astounded that asked unothar player to finish the game for hi Zine Anto Tags Vrfi. kia. 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