Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1935, Page 30

NG'TU Ny MRS. ROOSEVELT’S NOTE HAILED AT ISTANBUL Delegates to Alliance of Women for Suffrage Conference Cheer Message of Good Wishes. tional Alliance of Women for Suffrage and Equal Citizenship accorded a tre- mendous ovation todsy to & message of good wishes and congratulation from Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Mrs. Roosevelt’s message expressed the hope the energies of women would be devoted to a campaign against war, felicitated Turkish women on the ad- | vances they have made in recent years ISTANBUL, April 23 —Delegates to | and referred to the successes, which the twelfth congress of the Interna- | have attended efforts of the congress to win suffrage for increasing numbers : i | of women. Approximately 10000 men and women in the audience burst into cheers when the message was read at & public meeting at Istanbul Univer- sity. ! Japanese Trade Climbs. Japan's forelgn trade in January was 49 per cent above that of Janu- ary, 1934, Administration to be going out at the rate of 15,000 & day from emer- EMERGENCY CROP LOANS ARE MOVING OUT RAPIDLY 15,000 Daily Being Made to Farm- ers, 70,000 Already Having Qualified. By the Associated Press. DOCTOR SAVES CAT | SCOTTSBLUFP, Nebr. (#).—Dr. J.| | P. Wyrens, a physician, became a | veterinary in a hurry when his wife | returned home and found her pet| Angora cat gasping. . - | Using an X-ray machine, surgical | instruments and chloroform, Dr. Wyrens removed a threaded needle from the cat’s throat. l 20,000-a-day pace this week, accord- ing to Norman Monaghan, director of the emergency crop loan division. In addition, between 3,000 and 5,000 emergency feed loans and sup- Emergency crop loans were re- |plemental advances are being made ported yesierday by the Farm Credit | daily in the Great Plains drought Spruce up the Home at Where Could YOU Use Tables Like These? FEverywhere! 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