Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1936, Page 10

ANNOUNGING!! New Summer Rates Beginning at. 3 5 FULL HOTEL SERVICE INSPECTION INVITED New Colonial Hotel 15th & M Sts. N.W. Here’s a Bargain | the proposed new constitution, be offi- | cially approved, it would remove from | RHPUNTOCUT LS BRTISH LK Replacing Governor General With Elected Official Is Projectad. By the Associated Press. DUBLIN, June 25.—Replacement of the crown-appointed governor gen- eral by an executive to “represent the people and nobody else” was projected today by the Irish Free State. President Eamon de Valera told the Dail yesterday the new “head of the state” would be elected by the people. Should the action, suggesied under office Donal Buckley, who rose from a humble ition as a calico shopkeeper to the governorship. Holds Job in Name Only. Buckley has occupied the position in | name only, since he received the ap- pointment as royal representative through De Valera's influence. Before the Dail yesterday the Presi- dent acknowledged the desirability the head of the state should be above po- litical parties. “But,” added the President, “he| SELECT PINE Screen Doors $350 Strong. well-bullt doors, made of select . 114 In. thick, 16-mesh’ bronze wire. Sizes 2.6x6.8 and 2.8x6.8. Delivered to ~vour home, SLAT DOORS =—with slanted slats $6.50 —made _of _selected pine. 1% in. thick. Tdeal for apartments. J. FRANK ELLY INC. Lumber and Millwork 2121 Ga. Ave, NOrth 1341 should have more important functions than appending his signature to bills | and officiating at garden parties and race meetings.” | Would Sever Link to Britain. ‘The full proposal, which would sever | the last remaining governmental link between the free state and the Britis Empire, will be submitted to the Par: liamentary Chamber in a few month: De Valera declared. “I had the creation of such an office | in mind in 1921,” the President as- | serted. “I have often felt since then |if such an office existed our people | might have been spared the misery | that followed later (in the struggle for Irish independence).” Desert Sand Used for Road. By mixing hot bitumen with the | desert sand and rolling it. Egypt is making new roads across the Libyan and Sinai Deserts. Auto Sales Show Prosperity. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.; -THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1936. New Light Seen on Restoring Life by Use of Electric Shocks By the Associated Press. PASADENA, Calif, June 25—New light on the old subject of using elec- tric shocks to restore life after death by the same means was presented to- day to the American Institute of electrical engineers. It was a report of an investigation extending over a period of years by L. P. Ferris, B. G. King, P. W. Spence esnd H. B. Willlams of New York. They said they found that electric shock may derange heart action caus- ing ventricular fibrillation without damage to heart tissue, but resulting in death within a few minutes. Suc- cessful recoveries from ventricular fibrillation have been obtained with large animals of several species *by use of high intensity shocks of short duration. * “With about 60 per cent success in recovering animals comparable in size to man from ventricular fibrillation by the application of a rather arbi- trarily chosen counter-shock, further study is desirable to develop the op- timum conditions and practical ap- paratus for utilizing this method in accident cases,” they reported. “The use of & counter-shock does not in any way lessen the need for maintaining respiration, by artificial means if necessary. “In fact, the administration of SALES SERVICE ROYAL VACUUM CLEANERS Free inspection to all Roval users dckanping 2 Pc. set. 18.95™ \2- 3 Pc.set 22.05 (jj Cuba’s returning prosperity is said to be indicated by the recent great ad- | vances in sales of automobiles. | i ’;}Promet Service: . MEDevi L artificial respiration even in the in- terval before application of counter- shock is highly desirable, not only for respiration itself, but because the ac- companying slight circulation will as- sist in the nutrition of the heart and delay degeneration of the brain.” ‘They reported that current rather MODERN TRAIN New Low Coach Fare WASHINGTON TO PHILADELPHIA Leave Washington 45 p m. You ride in streamlined, Air Conditioned Coaches—with broad, deep Individual Seats. TheFiuestCoachesonanytrain, For dotails phone Distrist 3300 or Nasional 7370 than voltage is the proper criterion of shock intensity. The maximum current which man may be safely subjected to before ventricular fibrillation results was re- ported as about one-tenth of an am- pere. Reviving shocks are of an in- tensity of about 25 amperes, — Plane Radio Beam Installed. 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