Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1937, Page 43

THE BEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1937. C—3 e e ——————— e e —————— e, © . S of the University of North Carolina; | section of the American Chemical So- A defl- b, Seoae . prsns, amercen| MARROW HELD AID sl il e e ciety today a concentrate of yellow ——————— A th . a mee t 4 and Dr. Luther Gulick, director of the IN F'GHT'NG DlSEASE bone marrow taken from cattle has| Dr. Porsche cited one case in which | Glerks Return to Work After ng °“’§l“ Regents’ Inquiry Into the Character a girl, 24, had only one-tenth the nor- Concentrate From Cattle Used in - WONTGONERYBLL 27 e ASHSPUBLICHALL e destroy infecting bacteria. granted. A spokesman for the workers been used with favorable results in Threat Blast D; and Cost of Public Education in the T s e S g ast Damages Newspaper. State of New York and ber of SobpAPLE 8 dtosa ohsedivie de- GLASGOW, April 30 (#).—A threat- | WAR: ate of New York and a member o , Apri ) —A threat- SAW, April 30 (P)—An at- the President’s special committee on ficiency of blood cells. administration of the yellow bone President Roosevelt has increased by four members the special committee Purchase at Barnesville Is Proposed in New Measure. B) & Staf Correspondent of The Star. ANNAPOLIS, Md., April 30.—A bill | which would authorize the Montgom- | ery County commissioners to purchase | the Community Hall at Barnesville for use during elections or for public meetings was introduced in the Senate | last night. The Senate earlier in the day passed a bill to repeal an act of 1875, under which the community of Washington Grove was incorporated as a camp meeting. Early Action Questionable. ‘Whether either measure will achieve | enactment during the special session of the State Assembly is questionable, however, for the House has adopted an ironclad resolution prohibiting the consideration of any but relief measures. | Senator Stedman Prescott of Mont- | gomery County introduced the Barnes- ville bill at the request of residents | of that community, who six years | &go built the structure at-their own | expense on a lot donated for that purpose. The building cost approximately $1.800, exclusive of labor, which was furnished by the citizens themselves. A debt of $875 is still outstanding, it was explained, and the residents of Barnesville are anxious to turn over | the hall to the county in exchange | for cancellation of the obligation For Voting and Meetings. It was said the building would be used as a polling place during elec- | tions and for meeting of agricultural | groups and other public purposes. | The bill would authorize the com- | missioners to purchase the building at a price and terms to be decided | by themselves. They would be au- thorized to levy taxes to cover the | cost. 2 Senator Prescott also introduced the | Washington Grove bill, believing the | old act to be in conflict with a bill, | adopted during the recent general session of the Legislature, which would incorporate the community as a full- fledged municipality. PAROLED MAN SEIZED AFTER 21 YEARS FREE Failure to Repore to Prospective Emploger Lands Nebraskan Back in Jail. he appointed last Fall to study voca- tional education. As announced at the White House yes- terday, the four new members are Dr. Charles H. 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