Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1935, Page 12

ETETEET ] W0 PLANTS ASK our ruomsew (LTHUTIRITA Isuits Here for Blue Eagle Rights Make Total of Eight Pending. THE E D. C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1935. NG STAR, WASHINGTON, Rare Healing Lotion Is Found By U. S. Bureau of Entomology Dr. William Robinson Reveals Develop- ment of Solution of Allantoin From Clue Provided by Insect. A cheap and 2asy method of healing | product, which is hailed as almost aa] MUS.C and dencing— only two of the many attractions of this big NE hotel that spell the difference between dull holiday and a grand vacation — yet, you pay no more. K The GOVERNOR CLINTON is siear shopping districts, theatres, Wall Street, Churches and every important point of interest. Four fine restaurants provide a pleasing variety — excellent food prepared by skilled chefs. Donte at Dinner or Supper... in the smart new Balloon Room «..Anthony Trini's music —one of New York's best dance erchestras. 1200 Bedrooms, tastefully furnished, 2 immaculately clean; | each with outside exposure, bath, serv- idor, radio, circulat- ing chilled drinking water. C. W. Bamsey, Jr. manager MOTEL ) GOVERNOR cLnTOoN 7th AveEnvE { n 4 Normeee | YORK 'SWEETEN 'YOUR 30 FEET OF INSIDES Without punishing yourself When you have he: digestion. foul gas your insides are Ii vile. rancid vinegar. what that means o lumps up and ferments. wastes the | nourishment you need to keen you well. Tobs your blood and nerves. Instead of strength. vigor and pep you get what comes from the fermenting mass. That can't do you any zood. The firsi th know your disposition is sour. 3 weight. the color leaves vour che and you feel all-dragged-out almost from the time you get up. ‘There is a wav of getting all that sour stuffl out of you without doing more harm than good. If you flush it out with purgatives you wash vital bodv ‘fluids out along with it. Like burning down the house to get rid of r That's why purgatives leave vou k. dry. feverish. = Your insides are dried _out, inflamed. CONSTIPATED. And strong. scorching alkalies harm the delicate mucus lining of vour in- sides If you will take some Placidan. all that sourness will disappear. and your insides will be sweet again. You won't be all flushed out. because Placidan leaves the gastric fuids where they belong. in the proper condition to keep | you from ~becoming all bo Placidan fs not a laxative salt and contains no sugar. It is verv pleasant |10 take. You can get Placidan at any drug _store. 19 T. P, L. Inc Advertisement ck headaches. thing full of | stubborn wounds, particularly severe Two more manufacturers—one in| burns and smarting ulcers, through Baltimore. Md., end the other in | application of & solution of allantoin, L i hitherto rare substance, was revealed | Dr. William Robinson of the Bureau tions to prevent N. R. A. and other | of Entomology and Plant Quarantine | Government officials from denying at the Department of Agriculture. ! o i A clue provided by an insect widely them the use of the Bluc Eagle. | 4’y medical men during the World | A total of eight such suits are noW, war led Dr. Robinson to his discovery pending in the local courts. | of an abundant source of this in- i!mporlsm a step forward in man’s| fight against pain and infection as {wou]d be the discovery of a cure for the common cold. Discovered on Battlefield. | | The insect that led to finding the | healing properties of allantoin is one | | of the- files—in the maggot stage— | | that gained fame as a surgical aid 20 | years ago on French battlefic:is. better and faster than wounds with- out them. Since then surgeons all over the world have used maggots in treating deep infections difficult to cure by ordinary surgery. Dr. Robinson” reasoned that some involuntary act of the maggot—per- haps an excretion—must account for |its curative properties, for he knew that no organism except man does anything with the sole purpose of helping another organism. ‘Worth Proved in Tests. Now at last he has found the mag- gots give off allantoin, oxidation of chrystallized uric acid, which is also obtainable in far less quantity in cows, beet roots and the herb comfry. Laboratory tests and practical ap- plications of the maggot-extracted al- | lantoin in Washington, Pittsburgh and New York hospitals have proved the worth of the substance. His recent tests, Dr. Robinson says, show allantoin is particularly useful for non-healing wounds, such as cronic ulcers and extensive burns that refuse to mend. is that it can be made to control heal- ing. 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He obtained a divorce yesterday | from Dora Eschmann, 68, who, he said, deserted him nine years ago| after only three months of married | | life. | “Did you,” asked Judge Rudolph F. “give her any cause to desert “No,” he replied, “I was married to my first wife 52 years end I treated | Dora just like I treated No. 1.” “Do you,” inquired the court¥“in- tend to marry again?” “No.” answered Eschmann. “I'm ‘Don’t Cut Corns Shed Them Off You should never cut corns! E-Z orn Remover softens hardest and ;‘:l'l: Ilro\lblelome corns. Deadens , loosens_core, and ire :cel. ht Ogh WOI'dL‘n! f::f“ihcroe“ ver 5 ousands use it. ly 35¢ at drug stores. (Adv.) iy IT’S NO CRIME . . . unless —when you notice certain lit- tle tell-tale odors, promptly use Key's Powder (hygienic)-—two teaspoonfuls to two quarts of warm water. Away goes every aign of odor. Folds of tender tissues are cleansed and you feel fresh and healthful. Three sizes: 35¢, 65¢ and $1.25—drug stores everywhere carry fit. Every woman needs it. | company says it could not pay them " | that time and arranged for the con- ¢} duct ‘| authorities until they should become Charging President Roosevelt and | N.R. A, officials with “originating and sponsoring an illegal boycott,” the ! Stancard Overall Co. of Baltimore asked the court to give them the right to use the N. R. A. labels on their products and to prevent the de- fendants from conducting the boycott. Justice F. D. Letts signed a tem- porary restraining order granting these requests | The company. through Attorney Richard E. Wellford, says it was en- gaged in the manufacture and sale of prison-made garments until State law forbidding the importation of such products made a change necessary. It was then decided to open a manufac- turing plant in Martinsville, Va.. where, it is alleged, 3,000 women and | irls were unemployed and destitute. Trade School Plan. | Since these women had no experi- | ence in clothing manufacture, the the minimum wage rate in force at of a trade school by town sufficiently skilled to do the work. The company says it was led to believe no objection would be raised to paying these learners less than the minimum wage rate. but that subsequently, with- out an adequate opportunity for a hearing, their right to use the Blue Eagle was revoked for this reason. N. R. A. officials, it is charged, then notified the company’s customers that | they, too. would be guilty of violating | the law if they purchased goods of the company not bearing the insignia. Declaring they are threatened with “economic death” as a result of the refusal to issue the labels and the allegedly illegal boycott, the company | seeks the preliminary injunction to protect it during the litigation and a permanent injunction upon final hearing. ‘Another temporary restraining order was issued in a suit brought by the United Color & Pigment Co.. Inc.. of which says it believes the N. R. A. is about to remove its Blue Eagle because it has not reinstated 35 of its 366 employes who struck for | higher wages. | Employes Form Union. | The company, through Attorney Richard H. Wilmer, says its employes tormed their own union and that they | | dealt with it in various negotiations, | granting wage increases and a re‘dm--i | tion in working hours. On October 8. 1934, it is alleged. a | general 10 per cent pay increase was demanded by the employes to meet | increased living cosis. The company savs it could not afford to grant this | demand, but offered to install a com- | pany store where employes could pur- chase necessities at reduced costs. It is claimed this proposal was | pever explained adequately to the em- | ployes by their representatives, and | that the latter traudulently induced | them to strike. The strike lasted six | | days, when, it is alleged, all but 35 of the workers were re-employed. The company says it did not rein-| i state these because competent men had been employed to do their work | during the strike and because business | had fallen off. After a hearing. how- ever, they were accused of refusing to re-employ them because of their ac- tivities in connection with the em- | ployes® organization. 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So he has to know cxact/y what goes into it -’l}% 7 from the others! boots it 75 different. So dif- each brand. When he says, “Tydol Gasoline is different 1’...vou can bet your INAME YOUR OWN 0pDS. ferent in fact, that Uncle Sam J taxes it #wzce. .. once as a gasoline, and once for the lubricant it contains. “But,” L 3‘/ - V- - S /why ? youask, ““why under the sun should a gasoline lubricate?”’ Here’s why: There is only one way to give the upper cylinders and valves of your motor the lubrication they > need...and that is to @& mix a fine lubricant with your gasoline. NORTHWEST SECTION Abbott’s Valley Service Station 4500 Arkansas Ave. Auditorium Service Station 2021 Virginia Ave. Bartemeier’s West End Auto Supply 5301 Wisconsin Ave. Blair Road Service Station 6129 Blair Rd. Boccabello’s Service Station 69 G St Chesley & Harveycutter, Inc. 15th and U Sts, Condit Service, Inc. 6th and Massachusetts Ave. District Service Station Jobn Marshall Place and Indiana Ave. Dome 0Qil Company Blair Rd. and Cedar St.. Takoma Park. D. C. Firestone Service Stores 13th and K Sts. First and L Streets Service Station Ist and L Sts. Four Wheel Drive Sales Co. 2017 L St. Service Station ode Island Ave. Griffith-Consumers Coal Company 12th and R Sts. Haley Auto Body Co. 2020 M St. Herbert’s Tire Shop 3150 Mount Pleasant St. Higgins Service Station 2708 Virsinia Ave. Pelicano’s Service Station No. 2 200 Florida Ave. Miller Brothers Georgia Ave. and Quincy 8t. Ohler’s Service Station 3 15th St. nite Sepvice Station Ne. 7 5939 Conduit Bdw THERES AN ENGINEER IN EVERY GALLON® with your new car, advised just that?) But adding a top- cylinder lubricant to your gas is beth 7 a nuisance and an expense. at sericet So Tydol does it for you. Into every gallon of Tydol is blended a super-lubricant (which is also a ear-- bon-solvent). And, although Tydol gives you this extra lubrication service and pays an extra tax, lu- tray bricated Tydol Gasoline § doesn’t cost you an extra penny...in fact, no more than ordinary gas. NOTE: TYDOL pays Uncle Sam an extra tax because it con- tains a special top-cylinder lubricant...yet Tydol, the gasoline that actually lubricates as it drives, does not cost a penny extva. Tide Water Oil Company . . . Plant, Royal and Wythe Streets, Alexandria, Va. Phone Metropolitan 0158 and Alexandria 2464 TYDOL GASOLINE IS LUBRICATED GET THIS REMARKABLE GASOLINE AT THE FOLLOWING DEALERS: Pennant Service Station New Jersey Ave. Hall’s Service Station Sherman Ave. and Park Rd. Takoma Auto Supply Co. 205 Cedar St. Takoma Park. D. C. Third and K Streets Service Station Ard and K Ste. Tydol-Veedol Service Station No. 3497 1312 15th St. Tydol-Veedol Service Station No. 3614 Georsia Ave. and Underwood St. Wardman Park Garage 2ith and Calvert Sts. Washington Accessory & Garage Co. 1ith and L Sts. Glickman’s Service Station 2358 Carroll St. Takoma Park, D. C. NORTHEAST SECTION Allen’s Service Station 1335 Benning Allen’s Service Station 1369 New York Ave. Brooks & Hardy Service Station 1000 Bladensburg Rd. Burrell’s Service Station 18th and Deane Ave. Capitol Service Station No. 1 Bladensburg Rd. and Lyman St. Capitol Service Station No. 2 2919 Rhode Island Ave. S. A. Clements 813 13th St. R. G. Dunne & Company 6th and H Sts. Fort Lincoln Service Station 3107 Bladensburs Rd. Schneider’s Service Station 1320 Bladensburz Rd. Winses W T ine U 45th apd Bonain: ERd. A Loko Service Station 1130 Florida Ave. Pohlemann’s Service Station 1<t and New York Ave. Rhode Island Avenue Filling Station 601 Rhode Island Ave. Saur’s Super Service Station 2008 Rhode Island Ave. E. C. Sherfey Service Station 15th and A Sts. Smith & Stevenson Service Station 200 Ith St Tydol-Veedol Service Station No. 3474 2008 Rhode Lsland Ave. Ty-Vee Service Station 1950 Benning Rd. SOUTHWEST SECTION Washington Tourist Camp Potomac Park SOUTHEAST SECTION Bowman’s Service Station Nichols Ave. and Raleigh St. Jerome Hurst 15th and C Sts. ene’s Service Station Pennsylvania Ave. Schwarzmann’s Service Station 13th and Pennsylvania Ave. Cut-Rate Filling Station Nichols Ave. and Orange St Tydol-Veedol Service Station No. 3613 Nichols Ave. and Raleish St. MARYLAND . DeWilton H. Donaldson 6th and Montgomery Ave.. Laurel. Walter Dorsey, R. No. 1 Montsomery Rd.. Fairland. Gingell Motor Company Washington-Baltimore Boulevard, Berwyn. Harrys’ Tourist Camp Baltimore-Washinzion Boulevard, Berwya. Edward J. Jarvis ‘Washington-Baltimore B Noah Joffee Fast Chestnut St.. Bowie. Neitzey Brothers Queens Chapel Rd.. Chillem. Louis Plummer Rigss Mill Rd.. Hyattsville, Payne’s Service St. Washington-Baltimore Bo People’s Service Station Rhode Island Ave.. Extended. Brentwand. Queen’s Chapel Service Station Queens Chapel Rd.. Chillum. Louis & William Rosenfield #19 Baltimore Boulevard. Colmar Manor. R. A. Shreeve vard. Beltsville. Washinston-Baltimore Boulevard. Cottage Cits. R. H. Steele Near Defense Highway, Seabrook. Southern Maryland Service Station Upper Maribero. Travelers’ Service Station Ryattaville, Drew W. Wilson Washington-Baltimore Blvd., Oakerest. Laurel. . E. Wootten Wootten's Corner, Montsomery Rd.. Lawrel. VIRGINIA Alcova Motor Company Alcova Heights. Bauserman Service Station Columbia Pike and Glebe Rd.. Arlinston. John J. Bennett Lee-Jacksen Highway, Annandale. J. F. Hunt, Circus Park Richmond-Washington Hishway, Groveion. Joseph B. Burroughs Addison Ave.. South Washinston. Ralph R. Copenhaver Cherrydale. Chimney Villa Serviee Station Lee Highway, Falls Church, D. S. Crockett Washington-Richmond Hishway. Groveton. James M. Duncan 1900 King St., Alexandris. Charles Ewald 301 North Washington Si. Alezandris. Highway Lodge, J. M. Smith, Prop. Falls Chureh. Leeway Service Station M. P. Smith, Prop. Tée Highway. East Falls Church. Morris Levy Columbia Plke, Fast Arlincion. Stanley M. Twombley Vienna. Joe Mettauer Annandale. E. J. Mervine Patomac, Alexandria. Miller’s Service Station Wilson Boulevard and Clarendon Ave,, Clazendon Milstead’s Garage Fort Myer Heizhts, Clarendon. D. J. Smith Leesburs Pike, Dranesvitie, The Crystal Inn Richmond-Washington Beulevard. Weodbridse. Tydol-Veedol Service stadonng‘o. 3616 Columbia Pike and Glebe Rd.. Arlin, Tydol-Veedol Service Station No. 3604 Wilson Boulevard and Clarendon Ave., Clarendon Tide Water Service Station Hunting Creek, Alexandria. Temgle Motor Company 1800 King St., Alexandria. Toone's Service Station Lee Highway, Cherrydale. Virginia Auto Supply Rossiyn. S. A. Wilkerson ‘Washington-Richmond Hizhway, Aceotink. J. E. Willett West Falls Church. M. E. Woodruff Lee-Jackson Mishway, Chantilly, . ¥