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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-10-10
STATE COLLEGE
WEEKLY LETTER

Bozeman, Mont, Oct. ga gen.
eral, though small, decrease In
butterfat production was recorded
among the various dairy herd i'm
movement associations during the
month OF August according to the
summary recently issued. This
decrease it attributed to hot
weather and poor pastures which
did not from the mid-sum-
mer drouth until toward the lat
ter part OF August" said J. o..
Tretsven, extension dairy special
list at Montana State College.
The percentage Of "4O-pound
cows" dropped from Is in July to
10 in August. The average pounds
of butterfat per COW was 26.5 IN
.Jnly and 24.5 in August. The av-
erage per COW for herds under 10
cows was slightly increased, 1873
pounds in August as compared 10
S2.O3 pounds in July.
In the class OF from Is to Al
COWS the average per COW during
July was 35.5 pounds OF butterfat.
In August the average had drop
ped to 1904 pounds. A decrease
of from 1852 to 1898 pounds was
registered in the class or "A or
more cows.
Mr.. Tretsven believes owners OF
smaller herds usually have better
selected cows and are better able
to combat adverse conditions thus
accounting for the slight gain
among the small herds during AL
gust. Small decreases indicate,
he believes, that members Of the
associations are feeding and car
inc for their herds better and
have culled them closer than u
ing former years. This belief Is
supported by the report for Au-
gust, 1929.
In August 1929, conditions OF
the whole were much more faVor-
able for butterfat production yet
the percentage of 40-pound COWS
was only IL as compared with Is
for this year. The average butter
fat production for herds under 10
COWS was a of a pound greater IN
1929 but in the class of Is to Al
COWS it was &c pounds more IN
1890. and in the class of from 40
COWS up the 1880 average for Au-
gust was 4.38 pounds above Au-
gust, 1929.
To Inspect Baby Beeves
Two lots of baby beeves which
have been put through expert
mental feeding trials will be in
spected and results of their reed
ing given at a livestock held DAY
tn he held at the Northern Branch
Experiment Station at Havre,
October II, according to II. w.
Vaughan, head Of the animal nus
bandry department OF the Mon
tana Experimental Station.
These baby beeves were given
light grain and hay rations during
the winter and early spring. This
summer they have been on null
grain feed and pasture. Cost OF
feed, rate Of gain, final weights
and probable market price will be
discussed. These groups Will De
compared to another lot which
was sold last spring without the
additional pasture and grain reed
ing period of this summer,
During the course of the days
program all of the livestock at the
Havre Station will be displayed
and various phases OF feedlng
trials conducted at the station Will
be discussed. The baby beeves
will be used during the coming
winter in carrying out additional
feeding trials.
Vacation Camps Popular
"Since the Women's Vacation
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-10-10
SACRIFICES MONEY
TO SAVE HIS DOG

San Francisco = Joseph Law
renee, deIicatessen man, sacrlhc-
ed his bankroll for his dog, who
snarled at a holdup man.
Keep him quiet or III Kill
him." the bandit warned. (which
will it be, the cash or the dog?"
Lawrence quieted the dog. The
holdup man escaped with s55, po-
lice were told.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-10-10

WOLF POINTS 9th ANNUAL
TRADE CARNIVAL, OCT. 18-25
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-10-10
LEONARD c. YOUNG
FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER

A FTER serving Montana faithfully and efficient
n Iy for six years as a member of the state rail
road and public utilities commission, Leonard c.
Young, resident of HObSOn, Judith Basin county,, is
the Republican candidate for reelection . Ills sir
years as a member of this important state BOARD has
fully qualified him for that service. He has been an
ardent supporter of the cause of his constituents
thu ouqhOut the state and has taken a coura0e0us
stand on the commission for taxpayers to uhon, he
is responsible. As an exponent of the square se0i
he has ICON acclaim.
Ordered and Paid For By State Republican Committe.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-10-10

nps were started by the Mon will be held during the summer o
a. Extension Service eight 1881.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 10, 193o

i their two boys, Jay and Bryan, are ] to SO down as soon as the schools l close, Mir. and Mrs. P. C. Platt and i their son and daughter have taken a cottage, and the Arthur Simpsons. the Elbrldse BeeChers, and the W. T. Morrisseys are all planning to re- turn 10 that popular resort.
 Mrs, Leonard Morse Of Everett street was in New York city this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Merrick Hillyar or TrumbuIl street are sailing for Der muda next Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bret Ncece Of Cor hin avenue will move into their new home at 40 Corbin avenue between Tn Acre road and Elbridgo road.
 Nr and Mrs. Harold shepard of Dover road and Mir. and Mrs. Charles Hawkins Of Berlin will lravc next Wednesday on a fishing r1p 10 Maine.
 Mrs. ". ManyiiIc Johnson Of Maple Hill spent a few days in Ha- worth. x. J, with her mother. Mrs. Helen Hindlo, who returned with her daughter yesterday. Mrs. Amy Hindlc Of England who is visiting in this country. also is q guest of the Johnsons this weekend.
 Richard Porter. son Of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Porter Of Adams street, has returned 10 Paris to inc Sor- honne, where he is q student. from q spring trip 10 Monte Carlo. Bar celona, and Nice. Mfr. Porter will return to this country in tho middle Of the sumner after 8 years ab- scnco.
 Mir and Mrs William r. Tcn of Wrs' End avenue spent a few days in Lyme as the guests Of Mir. and Mrs. Elisha II, Cooper at their sum- mcr homa.
 Mr. and Mrs. DayIs Zangg. Miss Grace Schleiher, and John Zancg will attend tho rose dance at the Avon Country club on Saturday c,c- ming,
 lucian Stevens Of Monroe street. who with his wife and son has been spending q short time in Lexington. Oklahoma. with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. James stevens. is expected home in another week. Mrs. Stevens and little Jimmie will stay on for the rest of the month.
 Mrs. Wilbur Gilbert and her daughter Elizabeth and son Wilbur. Jr., of Beaumont. Texas. arc com- ing back 10 Now Britain on the J2th ot Juno 10 spend the summer sx- son here.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

Andrews of kensincton. Miss Ger trudo Jahn Of Maple street and Miss Dorothy P.nches Of West Main street, all members Of tho same bridge club, arc planning a steak bat The time IS next Wednesday evening and the place somewhere along the Connecticut rlycr shore.
 Miss Doris Cuhbcrtsou Of Grove HiH entertained her bridge club at her home la~r Wednesday evening. Mrs. Elliot Andrews won tho prize.
 Miss Betty Hancc entertained her bridge club al her home on liar, rerrac" Thursday evening. Miss Marie smith was given the prize.
 Mrs <. C. Ball entertained the members of the Amaranth at her home on Black Rock avenue Tues day afternoon and evening
 Miss Nan Barber Of Greenwich nill be guest Of honor this evening at an informal dance in Berlin. Her hostcssos arc Miss Janice Woram Of South Burritt street, Miss Beatrice Bull Of Black Rock avenue and her house hostess, Miss Marion Hancc. Miss Barber, Miss Bull Miss Woram, and Miss Hancc all attended Camp Mohawk last summer.
 Mrs. Gerald Walker of Monroe street entertained 2 foUraome at bridge at her homo on Wednesday, 
 Mrs. George Boil entertained her bridge club al her homo on Trum- hull street Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Bennett Hubbard, Mrs. Roswell
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

>lrs. Harold Judd oc Berlin. vho has ho.n 'raEo'InG on tho continent "tn H~l cousin. Mrs, Joseph Fee of f'0troft Ntch. la expected home on Tuosdat Mr. Judd returned last nroN from French Lick Springs, Ind.
 Auo0 Noorc. who has hc-n ,pcnd- .u@ somo time as thc Eucst of his father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. L. <. Moore of Sunny}cdcc. left Wcd- nreday for Ncn Icr-r, before re- ,a~mae 10 hi4 AoEa n Pulaski. ucnu.
 James S. Chamberlain Of Forest s,raot was expected today from q pgslnoss trip la th@ Wost.
 Mrs. Hayden r. Roberts and son Of na"toa. Ohio. arr visiting Mrs. Honerfs's parents. Mr. and Mre j.. '- Walton Of Harrjeon street. Mrs. Roberts vas Miss Ruth Walton be- for her marria@c
 E9@sol Walton O. NaH Haven is pending tho weekend in town win .s parents. Mir and Mrs. J. l.. Wal 'on of Harrison s'r"rl
 #hs summer ooloag a' Wcs'brooK ts 10 be augmaa-oI hy 8 great many %o" Britain folks again this season. Mr. and Hrs Howard Efuemmer and
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
GATHERINGS
Flag Day Tournament and Luncheon At Shuttle Mea- dow Club On Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. C. ]. Carlson enter 'ainod ar bridge Thursday evening a; their homo on Concord street. Mir. and Mrs Hjalmcr raulson won inc prizes.
 Mrs. Beatrice Tutney Of Francis street was given q surprise party last evening, the. occasion being her birthday anniversary. Sixteen Of her friends attended, and during the cyc- ming bridge was played. The prizes were awarded 10 Mrs. A. C. Record and r. Martin.
 Mrs. Bret Neccc ot Corbln avenue and Mrs Howard Rruemmcr of West Main street are giving 2 dinner party at Mrs Ncece's home ncat Saturday night.
 Mrs, Ma0yiIle Johnson entertained guests at supper at her home in Maple Hill last Sunday night.
 -'' i''.44'f " q lh'.i 70 fli iieIi i III 'hc members Of her card club at cards next Friday afternoon al her home on Monroe street. This week inc club members went 70 the hos pl'al for surgical dressings.
 Miss Grace Schlelber Of Lyons street entertained last weekend for Miss Bernlcc Kolet of Waterbury,
 Mrs. T., B. Banford Of Maple Hin entertained 3 foursome al her homo or Monday afternoon
 Miss Doris cuthbertson of Grove Hill Miss Isabel Footc Of Stanley street. Miss Elinor Clark of Liberty street Miss Katherine Strong of Parhmore street. Miss Mary Clifford Of kensDngton avenue. Mrs. Elliot
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

Moore. and Mrs. Sanford Chandler were given the prizes. Mrs. Stanley Duncan Will be hostess to the club al her home on Laurel road next Monday afternoon.
 
 Mrs William Hatch of West Main street entertained four tables at luncheon and bridge at the Farming ton Country club on Wcdnesday
 Mr. and Mrs. W, Norton Smith of Pennington arc to entertain at din- nor this evening at their home.
 Mrs. Stuart Hanes or Coolidge street entertained her contract bridge club a, iuncho6n and cards on Thursday
 The Hcr1jn Bridge club met at the homo or Mrs Samuel Fishc of WorthinGton ridge Tuesday after noon Mss Elizabeth Wilcox. Mrs. Georgo Gridlcy. and Mrs, Harold Clark "on the prizes.
 Mrs, C. r. Ncumann cr Black Rock avc7nc will ha hostess 10 her bridge club next Wednesday eve. ming.
 't~. and Mrs John Wolff will en- ,ortaln at dinner this evening in hon.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

mater. Tasv r-'arn.t on wha~sI.r. Mr. and N~~ tawa= f..rp.r, aud Mr. and Mr.. \. r. HaIL au of Black Rock aErrH.. .pra' Wednn-la. at l ,Ho Lrpner,. summer lauf To rha r.aar garden rosrr- in ! \.T Ertan rt 7flt fe interesting ro know that ta. Har.for8 Ar, school "''i sponsor garden @a0" on Non- | day. Tuesday, anI WeIne-Ias. May 'a 10 May -t pn Ho14a. Hartford gardens will p- opo-ci for in.pcc- ! ion and on N.duo-de.. South Man nhcs,o~ gardens ".,l open 70 tho puh- i.a. Thoee m Hartford 2ho ,uu opsn thaIr IarInns arr. Nre. Charles F. T. ,SeaEorn~. t-G1 Asylum avenue; Mrs 1auo4 A. Goodwin. >s Wooa- land s.rae-. Mrs. Tranois F. coolry or Woodland -'r.o'. Mr. Walter l.. GoolHIn- t->n A-.lwu avenue. Mrs j.0H.e Gordon. .G ~ca~uorou-h street: Mrs. Gror-. r. F. Williams r20 Prospect avenue. Mrs ". l.. 4. bulhleH - Sznamon. road N..t Hartford: Mrs Jam.z L. Thompson. f-#5 Prospect ar.ua. Mrs. James l.. HOuar5 I-.u Trospar' asanur.
 Tho-r in -oHn Haner.s,rr arr Miss Mary Cheney. Hartford road: Mrs. Clifford ".an... entrance on Forest str@t. Miss Marlor5e Culu.s. entrance on For.er 4'rsa. Mrs WH- l#m chener. -- iHr. street: and N .s-es rnapua-. = Forest s'r.r,.
 Tho somar..a .a eaarSa O. '.. -arl.a zHo" rous...- or Nr= Eohom F.. English. rua,a.aa. Mrs. I-ran.. Goodwin. End. Mrs. j. Mrao. H,.h. Nrg. rnarIae F. r. ~aagaru-. and Mrs. \. Douelas Do@@a O. Tarm.nc- ion.
 rhIup Co-..r re H..a.ne.,.. Y J. va in ,o~a 1oa d l~~ aa.s this week.
 Miss Jeanette Amr1rano Of Brook IH0. x. Y has Norn the Guesr Of Nr and Hrs Mas-ra Johnaoa at their homo oa Brighton road ,hl- pcsE.
 Bret &eccc Of ro-bin avenue ~c- turned homo Friday from 8 three week E business trip in the west
 M~ and Mrs. Raymond Vaughn FI-.7.-.,, ---.-.-..- Springfield Nas9. HIII ha inc guest. of Mr. and N.s. Durald McMluaa Of Dover road or sunday.
 Mrs. Louis Ecvnal Miss Beatrice EcynaI and Mrs. Laurence Nouat and her guest Mrs l.. Mercer Whu- of Chicago, spent Thursday in Mad ison.
 Mir, and Mrs, Clayton Parker of Vine street and MT. and Mrs. Luther Parker Of Forest street spent few days al Crescent bearh this week.
 Stanley Hart or Chatham road spent Friday in New York on busi- ncse.
 NIr and Mrs, r.. 4. Moore of sun nNlcdge spent few days in New York this week
 Mrs. Clark Van Duzcr Of Grccn- wich arrived today 10 spend d week i with Mrs. David Malmfeldt Of Maple ! street.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
PERSONALS
Local Society Opening t. Summer Homes For Sea- son-lomngz and Go.nc..

T. is -a,toH .... ....-..r... .. ,r.. which no oaa s.H a.sa4-. {. or. @. onr ioF"l@" moa.#s. fu. a-r- flowers ana Towering tr..- a-. in bloom. Tr. roI.rs-la. fs O.. e.o-- ious slra-fa. pink O. .a- snus frees. th" @H.'a ol re.. ,...-,.... .#a deep pink Q. .aa p.a-r a.l ... a..- icate colorinEs oC taa lo-aooas I seems that The roads Ha.. usar filled with not only Inc roung.t.r- but their elders who arr bound for either q lake or our or Inc uar. seaside resorts Several ravn ou...a their summer places and HaE, .a.u, week-ends and days in mid week ., their homes, opening and roarHn-- ing. Lots Of work. but also lot of fun. Soon parties al the shore will begin when swimming suits HfU nr dug out and 'ha usual "doz" roast@ and clam baEcs will a=a.u hold ,hu foreground.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

Parties Declining in Number in Augusr-iEe Wearhcr-
 Arden Part. ac Club Attracts Nanv-Halod
 barAeE Musicale May Z3d-Go,f and
 Tennis First in Sports.
 XITH m.naae..r soaring a.."Ir6 ..e hundred mark. W local "ca- ~ uf-aEe. -~ usual wound a. parties f0 the more .nI'.ss. a"rnn-u a.als Many drive to the tea. Aa Maurice Ion however, was hostess at a cl al1rg luncheon and .t2 s er home on Nednodar She has issued 4Etato1+ t'r .t. another to !. given at her homo next A IL society a-o nr. a>cteaea..f one can muster up "A Chou@1 po. h tE ~ut. Ag@0. like voa-nor-about tho Phil 0man and F-a. Arden part. that ..o shuttle Meadow Iu1 J, -"02 <" @e Y" 1 a.far. 7" t.o 2t--. Although maac. and -.r ,.--t2 .ocau-. the ls neither dinner .1ra~ .arr. T-r committee ;, c-argl J,.s revealed that .4t. will . .--lsnG as in 7i,r3t club Tat. .c.r.- etl t,a, -l. e,,,-al rr+1,o won l-1. '" #c .. good neas f tfi. hot weather I ..9- " :" arr arranging parties for that &ala e a.e tHa t.o Iac'e~. the Albert Sorpuue~. the Afl49. @ pals. .. i-rf Arr ngon- the Charles ra-ys and brso """ @'a. Ioa. table o n5g unto D.. All in an the par, e] *" a a advance. promise. .o peach of an N/IAl "t. @ o.. ..a-nn being o.a. and the concerts fg ,T I n=r"al. ro be given on May 9 ,orI-- -. ' ' "s- beasts many names of the IriT ... ... second trGcara0ca in to}.n  ,d: ~. @. man. "Ho have polished u9 their lehhI> racquet and "ga.o f"caacrna inc courts -r-o iGI~e. it 1i"a - -t..-iad a tho courts at Walnut dI+5o[r li+j5 @ ao.ed on exception After they f @@ @@ n |" @51-1 t "no Ql the rtcr welcoming houses
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

Mise Catherine I~pqa~t Of Black Rock avenue returns 10 her home pasF a't'r d two weeks visit h Stamford.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

Mrs. w II. EHtruhYrv and rv daughter, Miss Faye Eattenlury. of
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

Nr. and Mrs. Maurice rcaee or Lincoln lane Hero in Ncn York City t1is week.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

Mrs Emory Cornin of Laurel road and Mrs. Charles Law and Miss Marjorie Norris. both Of Ten Acre road. motorcd 10 Boston on Tuesday Of this week. Miss Norris attended field day at Rogers hall, her alma
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

Mrs. Clark Van Duzcr or Grccn- wich arrived today 10 spend d week with Mrs. David Malmfeldt Of Maple street.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

."nT a-er.e r.sr. .a New a.Hag tha week.
 t- aa| ,rr" Luther Parker and .a".am# Q. Doroar street 7lI spend ...7 '.. .-.aJ a. their summer place .- '..... a.a.l.
 .. .3 Mrs. Eugene DrEohortig ... .....n-a from their wedding ...a .y >,H York and Atlantic CftE #"a "t. .. a1 nome 10 their friends "t rH""~ n.ud.nc- on Burnside aye H7@ aa-. Hartford after May fa. -'#-. '"I.a..rG- is tho r0rm.r Miss t.asr. '.... Of this city Her mar r..-' .oo. place on April -i
 Ir. a.1 Mrs. Robert C Vance Of A9p.. 9root motored 10 West Point. x r. m Wednesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander L. Mackay o1 Lincoln street. who have been on d trIp 10 California. via inc Pana- faa Canal ara expected 10 arrive home Ihis coming rveek
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

Mr. and Mrs r.. A. Moore Of Sun. n}lcdge spent I few days in New York this week.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
Social HcHUities Tbout 6Sovn

Parties Declining in Number in Augusr-iae Wearhcr- Arden Party ac Cut Attracts Manr-Halod BerAa" Musicale May 23d-Gof and
 Lnnri. LEirst t- >nn,-s
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

H~. and Mrs. John Wolff will en- or,aln at dinner this evening m hon.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

William roholan Of Lincoln road. was m Nc" York City this past week.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

HE golf e~a... .a. .a.- l week. a.d ..-a ..r 2 tennIs racnuo'e and ... >r Eoun2er crowd ..#. ... Hull park. aud -..- -r.. .s. either have played ns #a.r.c 10 ha}e a swim m ta dance a of their own friends.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

\YTHAT "... t.. ~... .a.
 W .ug, tou -.,a.a r.-.. . the Shuttle Meadow a.... f. -r Is looked torH ard f. Harold evening and '.c .u.-e..-.nr town music .narz- NJ. E." will be welcomed.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

filled despite the heat Of the past #a. "ao have polished w thcir ." ""ca1ont.a- the courts. Tha -t."-iod at tho courts at Walnut
 +".@0 3" exception. After they a # 1amo or two, they all troop off "1" o- the rTcr welcoming houses
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

Mir, and Mrs. Clayton Parker of Vine street and MT. and Mrs Luther Parker Of Forest street spent a few days at Crescent beach this week.
 Stanley Hart or Chatham road spent Friday in New York on busI- ncee
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
Tennis First in Sports.

a@.n- aura inc hundred mark, ao --- usual .o9nd If parties f0t l-u a..ag-. Many drive to the -rEa tea .og-e~ for luncheon and lHoTel "as hostess at a charming ae on Wednesday. She has issued
 .1 oo given at her home next
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

a-"h beng o"eH and the concerts,
 a"a7 q. taa three n1usicales which - -".1=ora2. to be given on May p. q .ara.e" ls the quest artist Of the
 Y. ..-- beasts many names of the "..." 5 -ec1ad appearance in to~n
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

Mrs. George Boil entertained her bridge club al her home on Trum- hull street Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Bennett Hubbard, Mrs Roswell
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

Mrs. Harold Hatch Of Lincoln road. Mrs. Ralph Howe Of Corbin avenue. Mrs Robert Carter Of Adams street. Mrs. Rodney Chamberlain Of Lincoln street Mrs. Russell Gcrmond Of Lincoln street. Mrs. Kenneth Sea"lo Of Adams street. Mrs. Will lam Hart of Lincoln road, Mrs Don- ald Hart of Hart street, Mrs. Stanley Eddy Of Lincoln road and Mrs Howard Wilson Of Hartford all of whom bcio0g 70 the same bridge club will spend ne,' week al Mar 1ha g Vineyard.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

Mrs. Gerald Walker of Monroe street entertained foursome at bridge at her homo on Wednesday, afternoon
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

Mss Barbara [. Christ daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Christ Of Ten Acro road. played one of the leading parts in z play given by thc senior oiass a Mss Sayuard-s school in pTerbrooG Pa, last Saturday cyc- n.n-.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

" lgcaI -oc.a. ..- tn- the more .un.as. nm, NaIou, and uUarau- atrr tea. l1a. Maar.c. Jo.rnson. luncheon and bridge a- .ar ! invitations +w .et .rr.-. WedH.sdar.
Evening star., 1930-12-02
z KILLED, 2 INJURED
IN HEAD-ON CRASH
Baltimore Boulevard, Near Laurel,
Scene of Death of Baltimore
man and Fancee.
ny Q staf Correspondent of The Star.

~ STAN Correspondent OF The Star.
LAUREL, Md, December "A Bal
timore man and his f1ancee were killed,
and two sisters-in-law critically injured
in head-on collision on the Baltimore
Boulevard just south of Laurel about
pm. yesterday.
The dead are John M. Braun, SO
years old, and Miss Eleanor Follmer, o.
Both died of head injuries.
Miss Gladys Harris, %, and her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Mabel Harris, 43, both
of 361S Woodward avenue. Pittsburgh,
Pa, are in a serious condition at Cas-
ualty Hospital The younger woman
had not regained consciousness this
morning.
Maryland State police were having
difhculty in learning the cause of the
crash, both machines being in the CEN
ter Of the 40-foot roadway when they
came together.
DR. Bryan p. Warren of Laurel rem
dered emergency treatment to the in
jured and ordered them removed to the
hospital The bodies of Mr.. Braun and
Miss Follmer were removed to Laurel
undertaking establishment
The couple had announced their en-
gagement at a luncheon in Baltimore
Saturday. MFR. Braun was president
Of Johnson & Higgins, Inc, marine in-
surance brokers.
Evening star., 1930-12-02
HEALTH AID PLEA
TOCONGRESS URGED
tuberculosis Problem In
creased by Job Plight, Cope
land Tells Association.

The people of Washington should Pc
tition the present Congress to provide
more adequate provision for health work
in the National Capital while it is in
the mood to do so, Senator Royal S.
Copeland, Republican, Of New York,
told a meeting of the Washington Tu-
berculoSis Association in Barker Hall,
Y. w. G. A., last night.
Speaking on the subject, Every
body's Child" Senator Copeland assert
ed that the tuberculous child consti-
tuteS a problem for the whole commu-
nifty, not merely for its own sake, but
for the protection of all children. In
the present drastic unemployment sit
uation, the tuberculosis problem be-
comes increasingly difficult, the Senator
declared.
"It is nice to talk of the need of
rest, good care, plenty of good food, and
so on" Senator Copeland said, but how
can families hope to get these condi-
tions when the wage Garner is out OF
work and there is no money in sight?"
Talks were also made by DR.. Luther
II. Reichelderfer, president of the Board
of District Commissioners, and DR..
Clarence L. Hyde, superintendent of the
Springfield Lake Sanatorium of East
Akron, Ohio.
Commissioner Reichelderfer held out
hope of better conditions in the future
for the District, especially in connec-
ton with the establishment of the new
Children's tuberculosis Sanatorium
which is soon to be constructed in
nearby Maryland.
DR.. Hydes talk dealt with the work
done in the tubercular field, with Spe-
cial reference to health restoration work
at his sanatorium. DR.. George NJ.
Kober. president of the association, pre-
sided.