New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 4, 1928, Page 20

LENGTH OF LIFE BEING EXTENDED > About 19 Yem Added in Expectancy May 4 (®—The ¢ expect to live some 19 y » on the aver- age, than the baby born about the middle of the last century, ing to the statement Ira V. Hiscock of the Department of Fublic Health of the Yale School of Medicine, in an address befora tho National Conferencc of Social Work here tod In part, Professor His- Momphis, Tenn., baby of t gains in ex different & corded st being 3 At least t d to the cetation ¢ tect the publie from any diseases which & caused much needless s ruman lives, Smallpox has become curiosity in well vacein sas; typhold fever is fast dis appearing while even tuberculo rormerly the greatest destroyer of them all has been cut in half in re- cent years.” Professor Hiscock cited New Haven, as an example of the effi- cleney of modern preventive meth- He where on an active diphtheria pre- campaign has been waged, were only 0.8 deaths from diphtheria per 100,000 population in 7 as compared to 154 in 1§77 Marked improvements have come in precisely those diseases which ave been subjected to specific con- rol methods and at the time when c measures were put in force. accord- | of Professor | pointed ont that in this, cped to reach the peopls who should benefit from sclentific discoveries 200 health activitie. | The pospe of ;aith publicity is the greatest in n ory and the methods are being ted to insure accuracy and mmuus |"“The active health and publicity campaign of the United States Chil- dren’s Bureau directed high infant death ra vears ago has had a 1a fect. As an lll\l Hm) of t 'ing attention to the ca reference may beg mia h resulte 1 in colum o ihe Dbt news relea ent yeo foeus 1o giving of of newspaper sp their supporti 1y Day has in trument to terest on the nation on its The publicity given to this e for American childhood in 1 nd only te that which t flight and the Demnpsey-Tun- oused this publicity had back nurse, the worker. 1o and Health Association is now ng its education and publicity activities on a vital statistes survey ot the cties. “Public health {8 purchasable; within natura llimitations a co munity may determine its own death NOTED CHEMIST DIES Philadelphia, May 4 (P—Me condolence reached her: many parts of the world today, lowing the death of Dr. Fays Smith, wi known chemist, distinguished educator and former provost of the University of Penn- sylvania. Dr. Smith died last n'ght |of pneumonia. He was 72 years old. from fol- _ vorts during the from ges | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1928 HARDWARE EXPORT : TRADE INCREASING - -« Products Worth $17,620,930 Sent Abroad in Three Months GEORGE M. Washington, D, American hardware manufacturers © selling more of their products in vm. year than last. in exports of and allied products from | P 1 shown in the | first quart is year. Total cx first three months of ducd at $17 an inerea of $1.481,%41 compx 1 shipments for the same period ar, 1928 were with s were not:d in all gr commieree cles fell fro auarter of quarter articular increases were hipments of hand tools which sed from $4.70 in the| quarter to § in the quarter of 1928; in stoves ces, from $044,624 to 81 abrasives, from $ i plumbing noted = 1 Foote Is Appointed as I Head of 26th Division | Boston, May 4 (UP)—Alfred F. Foote, commissioner of public safety has been appointed by Governor Al- command of th tional guard, * su Edward L. Logan, cently. As comnissioncr of public safety, 6th division, na- ceeding General who retired re- . . thi: . ! her hair with a black wig to decelve | woman continued tion in command of the national Man, owner of the Rainbo Gardens, guard, he will be second only to the [1eputed to have cost $1,000,000, is governor in authority over policing | president of the association. ' ANERICAN GOLFERS ARE REACHING THEIR FORM steady Work of Stars Walting for British Open Begins to Show Net Results. By GENE SARZEN Written for the United Press. | Sandwich, England, May 4 (UP) Stamford, May 4 (UP)—While | —The steady work of the American nk Swist, 45, of Stamford, lay in | golfers here for the British open critical condition at Stamford hos- | championship is beginning to show pital today, police questioned his di- | yesults. Yesterday the Americen vorced wite, Ethel Marx Swist, 44, | players had one of the best days of Bridgeport, regarding a daylight | th ave since they began practic- shooting en the principal strect of | ing ity. Walter Hagen's game is beginning o shooting occurred 100 yards. to pick up and it may be too early from the police station. According!to count him out of the running for to police, the woman shot Swist in | the title. He shot a 70 and a 73 and the back with a revolver. When she | jooked far better than he has at any tempted to follow him into a ste time since he set foot on British soil. to which he fled, she was arrested. | Hagen is toughening his hands Mrs. Swist, a bloude, had covered | which hothered him in his match with Archie Thompson. Hagen's long layoff from the links allowed his hands to become tender, but he be- licves they will be on good shape for 1l 1ved in both the d World wars. cited for zallantry by the | S | GRITICALLY WOUNDED Stamford Man in Hospital While His Divorced Wife is Being Held in | Custody. her former husband, Although Judge Ernest T. Simp- son granted a divorce in New Haven ! county court Feb. 28, police said the | to demand sup- | port. | : sensation of yesterday’s play was a hole-in-one by Silas Newton, American amateur, who sank his tee pplied for license to marry snow, 32, of Bridgeport, on Chicago Cabarets Give | Up Their Test Lawsuit | Chicago, May 4 (UP)-—Chicago aret and restaurant owners have given up their fight for the right to | serve “sct-ups A test e ruling which : opposing the court | made it a dry law Edward ' yun T, Fuller to be major general in | infringement to serve ginger ale and | ice to patrons bringing their own liguor ended with the closing yester- day of the famons Rainbo Gardens, one of the city's leading cabarets, for one vear, opening of the tournament l\un- shot on No, 16, 160 yards, on the 8t. George's course. Jim Barnes was hitting them well, turping in a 71 and a 72. 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