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from Is other countries can give
them great benefit by their expert
ence. They will meet a cross-sec-
ton OF able European women in
similar lines Of work and by lee
lures and round-table discussions
they will take up some of the
ever present posers confronting
women out of the home.
How shall women So feguard
the interests OF the older business
woman?" do European women
face the same handicaps that
American women do in their fight
for economic equality with men?
If SO, what have been their solu-
tions?" What about insurance
for women workers." what can
American business women teach
continental women about success
in business and the professional"
These will all be discussed.
The 100 American women at
tending this cooperation conven-'
ton give a real picture Of the ex-
tent to which American women
have gone into every field Of gain
full endeavor. They represent AL
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Benit0
Bride-E[ect
Is Honored
ESPECIAL 10 The Herald

@LN&&A
SAN BENITO, July l2.-Miss Sa-
rita Lomax, whose marriage to DR..
Warren Scott of Little Rock Ark,
will take place July 10, at the
Stonewall jackson hotel con-
tinues to be the center OF a round
Of interesting social compliments
preceding her marriage.
One Of the prettiest parties in
her honor was given Thursday af-
ternoon BY Mrs. Woods Christian
at her home In Stuart Place, a
bridge luncheon being chosen as
the nature OF the affair. About
80 guests, from Brownsville, San Be
nito. and other Valley towns were
entertained.
"A beautiful decorative scheme was
used, the brides table being deck
ed IN white roses and candles, with
miniature bride and brooms Tor
place cards. "A pink color motif
was followed in decoration of the
other tables. Miss Lomax's gift
IIOn IlAC AAO@tF%C MAG avn
wrapped and tied with white ma
line. and other prizes were wrap
ped in pink.
An equally attractive affair SAT-
urday afternoon was given by Mrs.
$. :. Dodds and Mrs. T. Z. March
banks at the home Of the former In
San Benito. when they entertained
with a bridge shower complimenting
Miss LomaX.
Miss Lomax will leave late Sat
urday for San Antonio 70 remain
until Tuesday when she will be ac-
companied home by Miss Virginia
Crossett or Monterrey, Nuevo Leon,
and Miss Edith Lowe Of San An
tonic who will attend her as
bridesmaids. Miss Janet Caldwell.
who will also have the role of
bridesmaid. Is now In Dallas and
will arrive Thursday.
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one hand, advertising specialist
and head of the largest direct mail
advertising firm in the south on
the other. will lead the southern
tour that hopes to see Mussolini
and have a audience with the
Pope, before arriving at Geneva.
Charles o. Williams OF Washing
ton, ID. c., educational specialist,
will lead the third group. the Gen.
eva Special.
Meeting these women at Geneva
are outstanding successful women
from 10 other countries. There
will be energetic, forceful Helen
Fraser, director of O large manu-
featuring company In England;
Countess Eva Won Baudissin, Ba-
varian writer: Anne Martin OF
Switzerland, director OF Saffa, that
great exposition Of women's work
which has brought thousands OF
tourists TO Berne In the past few
years.
Other Celebrated Women
Other famous delegates from
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the states. each OF the 100 being a
delegate from a different unit Of
the federation.
Successful In Many Lines
Farmers from the middle west
bankers from the east, oil opera
tors from Texas, sheep growers
from Montana. doctors, lawyers,
merchants, chiefs from all over,
publishers. teachers. insurance wo-
men. cosmeticians, advertising spe-
cialists, theatrical managers. elec-
trical engineers. department store
experts-all Of these taken together
give a splendid composite picture
OF that modern phenomenon, the
genus Successful American Wo-
man"
The list includes outstanding
careerists. Grace NJ. Higgins, OF
Pampa, Texas, who furnished Rex
Beach with the inspiration for his
character, Barbara, In Flowing
Gold" has managed q shop where
railroad tank cars were repaired,
has lost and won fortunes In oil.
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Among those from here attending
the Sterling rally in San Perllta
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Woods and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie
Lamphier and son, MI. and Mrs.
Marvin Hale and daughter and MIR.
and Mrs. r. l.. Smith and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Lumpkin re-
turned home Monday after a visit
Of a month in San Marcos, Austin
and Del Rio. They we're accom-
panied home by Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Of Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. Nielsen and
daughters were Brownsville visitors
Tuesday.
Misses Clara Beth Fitch and EN-
ily BoekhauS Of Raymondville were
guests of Mrs. Lonnie Woods sew
eral DAYS last week.
Mrs. d. M. Mcleod and daughter
Mrs. Ivan Turner were calling ON
the formers son, Dan Mcleod here
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. r. Nielsen and
daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry King
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Woods
spent July fourth at Point Isabel.
MIR. and Mrs. zack Williams and
children returned home last week
from NARROW. Oklahoma, where they
visited relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Pierce r the
proud parents OF a baby boy who
arrived Thursday. The young man
will be named Alvin Ray.
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and now Is secretary-treasurer OF
a construction company.
Grace Irene Roberts, OF Omaha.
Neb, is vice president and sales
manager of three large diaries
with hundreds Of salesme7 under
her supervision. Emma e. Claus.
Of Gary, Ind. as secretary-treas-
urer Of a trust company, sits on a
loan committee with nine bank
presidents and passes upon hun
dreds of thousands OF dollars
worth Of loans.
Go in Three Groups
Lena Madesin Phillips, distin-
guishe.. lawyer. honorary president
Of the Federation, will lead the
half OF the tour that takes a north
err trip, including q jaunt into
Soviet Russia, before converting
for the conference. Miss Phillips
viii preside az Geneva, too. Mrs.
Geline Macdonald Bowman, OF
Richmond, Va, a forceful two Job
woman. wife, mother and hostess
OF . charming southern home on
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Checks Replace
Polka Dots
Vogue

Mrs. w. Averill Hartman at
taches a bright colored scarf TO q
white frock by using a jewelled
clip at either side OF the square
neck. The frock itself has a shirt
collar In the back only. and she
slips the scarf under this, leaving
the white next to her face. She
wears sports bracelets in pairs, on
one arm only and is apt to wear q
single string Of beads.
II looks as II by winter the smart
trick viii be to have p~lain-toned,
fancy-weave, worsted suits, with
the coats lined gaudily in hand
blocked or other expensive and al
together ravishing silks. Many lin
en- spits this summer indicate this.
Mrs. John Van $. Bloodgood wears
q stunning light blue frock, with a
jacket to match which Is lined with
lovely handkerchief linen In a finely
figured floral pattern.
The increasingly intricate detail
work in costume Is being thrown
into high relief this summer. Hand
embroidery in self color, fine tuck
ing In patterns. piped seams. tricky
little double yoke effects and other
examples or 1t being seen on every
hand.
Mrs. G.. Macculloch Miller, buy
ing quantities Of articles at q re-
cent benefit out on the Island wore
a seemingly simple simple little pale
o frock. But its inverted pleatS.
around the skirt, asserted them
selves at flounce depth to become
petals al outlined in contrasting
colors. The same finish was used
on the short sleeves, while the neck
line was simply scalloped and fin
ished in self tone.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Cowen and
and Mrs. Julius Cowen Of San
Antonio are spending several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. 9. Schmelling.
Miss Margaret Anderson left last
week for Kerrville to join her
mother who has a cottage there for
the summer.
Miss Elizabeth Rowe is spending
the weekend in Mission.
Mrs. Herbert Hammond and her
sister, Miss Mabel Schultz, will re-
turn to their home in San Antonio
Monday after visiting the past week
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Tabor.
Misses Corinne Walton, Shirley
Slower and Lorine Robinson spent
the past week on the Slower ranch.
Mrs. j. M. Woolsey and daught-
erS, Ruby ard iona, Of Yoakum. are
guests in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B Samuel.
Afr. and Mrs. j. II. Bastell have
returned from a two weeks visit in
San Antonio.
Mrs. Emmett Dodd has as her
house guest her cousin. Miss Bern
adine Aubrey of Tenasly, N. J.. She
will visit here a week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Fl. Weller are on
a trip to West Texas and Carlsbad
Cavern. N. NJ. They expect to be
back by August 1.
Mr. and Mrs. c. N. Hill left last
Of the week by auto for a trip
through north Texas:
Mrs. III. .. Seago had as guests
last week her mother. Mrs. A. n.
Weller. and two sisters. Mrs. G. w.
Letzerich and Mrs. A. Goldhammer
Of Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. d. Seago and
daughter. Mary Frances. will spend
this week on an outing at Point
Isabel yacht club.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. l.. Parker have
returned from a three weeks visit
III Mexico. accompanied by Miss
Louetta Knight, a teacher In the
mission school at Victoria. who will
be their guest for two weeks.
Miss Olive Fitch of Desoto. Mo, is
the guest Of Mrs. A. w. Neck for the
next two months.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Y. NcDav1tt are
IN California for a three weeks
STAY. Their daughter. Gail, is at
tending q girls camp IN Colorado
during the summer.
Miss Theresa Champion. business
college student. visited her relatives
in Donna last week.
Mr.. and Mrs 5 r. Nielsen and
daughters Of Sebastian YER
Brownsville visitors last Tuesday.
Mrs. A G Starck spent Last week
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Brownsville Guests
At McAllen Party

A group of Brownsville and VAL
ley young people attended a party
Monday evening in McAllen given
by Mrs. c. @. YZnaga for her hus-
ban on the occasion Of his birth
day. Games were enjoyed, and re-
freShmentS were served late in the
evening.
Guests were Mrs. Victoria de Ia
Cara. Mrs. r. T.. del Castillo. Misses
Helinda and Evangeline Guerra,
Lily and Dora Cara. Lila Gomez,
and Elena del Castillo Of McAllen;
Miss Rebecca Cavazas of Edinburg.
and Miss Celia Yznaga, Mercedes;
Miss Anita Allen. Brownsville and
Maria de la Cara Of Falfurrias;
MeSsrs. Ben Champion OF Donna.
r. Sanchez, Sidencio Cantu. Miguel
de la Zina, Horazio Garcia, Sidencio
and Lupe Guerra, Of McAllen.
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Comings, Goings Among Brownsville Society

end with her sister. Mrs. c. 9. Per-
sonius Of Santa Maria, who was her
guest for a short time during the
week here.
Miss Alicia Soils Of Rio Grande
City is the guest Of Mrs. Isabel Gar
cia this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lornegan
Of Rio Grande City spent Monday
and Tuesday in Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Cox, Mrs.
George Kindinger and son. Jack Of
Rio Hondo. were Brownsville visi-
tors Monday.
Miss Kathleen Appleton Of
Brownsville with Mrs. G b. War
rem of Rio Hondo are visiting in
Ennis.
Mrs. "A. II. Barnett and daughters,
and John Wesley Tunnel of Gregory
are weekend guests IN the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hughston.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. M. Britain Of
Amarillo are guests OF Mrs. Britain's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. w. Moot
hart.
Mrs. Jean Palmer Of Louisville,
Ky ..who has been the guest of Capt.
and Mrs. Griffin at TT. Brown, left
Saturday night for her home.
volney Taylor. Jr.. and his sister,
Josephine, returned Saturday norm
ing from a visit to Dallas.
Mrs. Jesse bennett left the latter
part Of the week for q months visit
in Saltillo, Mexico.
Mrs. r. M. Yeti has returned to
her home in Austin after a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Robin Pate.
Her grandson, Robin Jr., accomp-
anied her home.
Mrs. c. l.. Reid and children left
last night for their home in Indian
apolis, Indiana, after a visit with her
mother. Mrs. Frank Pierce. Mrs.
r. o. Macintosh accompanied her
as far as ST. Louis.
Miss Maxine Mickey Of FL Jardin
is visiting friends in Olmito I'VE
the weekend.
Miss Estelle Willis of Olmito was
a Harrington visitor Thursday.
David Kiester Of La Feria is visit
ing his grandmother. Mrs. David
Thomas IN Olnito.
Mrs. 6. d. Newning and daush-
ter Of Houston are visiting IN the
home Of her mother, Mrs. j. 2.
Seaman and family. Or. and Mrs.
George d. Reeves. also recent guests
Of Mrs. Seaman. mother OF Mrs.
Reeves. have returned to their
home in St. Louis. Mo.
Mrs Catherine Gay Is IN Califor-
MIA for an extended summer visit
with her cousin, Mrs. Gilbert Wood
III in Beverly Hills. She will also
take special dancing instruction in
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Miss Nertress To
Wed Sunday

Miss Dorothy Eertress. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Vertress. and
Guy Devil were to be married Sun
day morning at 8 o'clock at the
home Of the brides parents, BY
Rev. O.. L. Smith. pastor of the
First Baptist church.
Miss VertreSS has been attending
the summer session Of G. I. A. at
KinEsville. and n.1r. Bevil is an
employee of the Merchants Nation
al bank Of Brownsville. His parents
reside in McAllen.
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ICE CREAM SUPPER
AT WOODS HOME

MIR. and Mrs. Davis Woods enter
tanned a few friends with an ice
cream supper Thursday evening.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnnie Lamphier. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
L. Smith and Madeline. Alice. Edna
Smith, Birdie Mae, Lillian and Ca
milla Woods and Paul Smith and
John Melvin Lamphier.
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Picnic Outing On
Birthday

A picnic outing az Progreso Mon
day evening honored Les Mauldin
on the occasion of his birthday
Those enjoying the evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Mauldin. MI. and
Mrs. @ w. Linn. Of Noble. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Il. Mauldin and
son, J. w. and Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Mauldin.
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Auxiliary Circles
To Meet Monday

Circles OF the Presbyterian Wo-
mans Auxiliary will meet Monday
afternoon as follows:
Circle one. with Mrs. l.. A. Boory,
Los Ebanos; two with Mrs. l.. X.
Morris, West Levee: three with Mrs.
Magill. Fl Jardin: evening circle,
with Mrs. Joe Lindaberry. Riverside.
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Circle Meetings
Announced

The following meetings of circles
OF the Methodist Missionary society
are announced for Monday at $3.50
by Mrs. Sam Hughston. president:
West Brownsville, with Mrs. H
L. Fitch: central with Mrs. G. w.
Colgin: young matrons with Mrs
n. L. Faux; and FL Jardin with
Mrs. 2 X. Wilson.
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Christian Society
To Meet Monday

The Missionary society OF the
of the Central Christian church Is
to meet Monday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home of Mrs. George
Bowman, on the Los Fresnos high
way.
All members OF the society are
urged to be present
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Mrs. Milton West
Hostess to Club

Mrs Milton West entertained
members Of the Friday bridge club
al her home. Miss Elsa Walther won
high prize, and Mrs Marshall
White. second A dainty refresh
ment course was served az the con-
clusion Of the games.
The club is 10 meet next week
with Mrs. White.
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Sebastian
CHILDREN ENTERTAINED
AT WRIGHT HOME

MIS-. DonaId Wright entertained
a number of the smaller children OF
the community with a party Thurs
day IN honor OF the first birthday
OF her daughter, Nita Mae. Re-
freshments Of ice cream and cake
were served. The small guests
Leonora. Beatrice and Francis
D~uehlberg. John Wrighe. Jr.. Willie
Graves, John Melvin Lamphier.
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BIZ JULIA BLANsHARD
NEW YORK, July li.--A post

NEW YORK, July li.-A post
graduate course in cooperationI
1t certainly sounds like a real
departure TO successful American
careerists who are alleged TO know
much more about competition.
Yet this summer. 100 American
business and professional women
are going abroad to attend the first
international forum on the prob
lens facing working women. which
will be held at Geneva, Switzerland.
These voyagers are all members
Of the National Federation of Bust
ness and Professional Women who
came together in the first place
because they realized the benefits
that accrue from cooperating with
siSter-careeristS in talking oyer
their mutual working problems.
For Mutual Benefit
Now. thoroughly schooIed in
cooperation at home, they are
branching out into the interna-
ticnal field, certain that women
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Mrs. Arthur Pitt
Club Hostess

Mrs. Arthur Pitt was hostess n
her bridge club Wednesday after
noon at her home. Mrs. Harry Hol-
lowell won high score prize, ana
Mrs Gene Richards, the cut MIS-
william Brown and Mrs. Jack Miller
were club guests. -,
The next meeting will Dc held
with Mrs. Hollowel.
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Los Angeles schools. She was accom-
panied on the trip to the coast by
Miss Elizabeth More, for a visit
with Miss Sarita Barber OF San
Benito. who is spending the summer
an California.
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II LONNTE WOODS
HOSTESS AT az

Mrs. Lonnie Woods entertained a
few friends at her home Wednes-
day evening with a AZ" party. Re-
freshments OF cake and ice cream
were served. The guests were Misses
Emily Boekhaus and Clara Beth
Fitch Of Raymondville and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Hale and daughter,
Iris.
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NEW STORE Il
WITH DANCE

Dan Mcleod celebrated the open
ing Of his new store here Saturday
EVENING" with a dance 70 which the
entire community was invited. Mu-
sic was furnished by the local or
cheStra.
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Wednesday Bridge
With Mrs. Heaner

Mrs. w. Z Heaner Will entertain
members of the Wednesday Tourna-
ment Bridge club al her home Wed
nesday afteronon.
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Guests Entertained
b. Haningen Hostess For
Young Mdtron Leaving 7own
Especial to The Herald.)

HARLINGEN, July l2-on Thursday and Friday mornings, two delight
full bridge luncheons were given by Mrs. s. Finley Ewing, at the woman,S
Building, in honor or a charming young matron of Harrington, Mrs I'd
Picton, who IS leaving soon for Corsicana, where she viii make her
future home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-13
Stay-At-H Home Society Turns
+. To Surf and Beaches While
Summer Vacationists LeaOe

The proverbal summer dog days Are upon Brownsville society
While the Valley remains shades cooler than the rest Of the state, warm
weather has still produced a lethargy weA-nigh parayZng social ac-
tivities OF the major sort. Entertainment on any large scale calls for
much effort and planning, and hosteSses are rather choosing small, IN
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Mrs Catherine Gay Is IN Califor-
MIA for an extended summer visit
with her cousin, Mrs. Gilbert Wood
III in Beverly Hills. She will also
take special dancing instruction in
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Mr.. and Mrs S. r Nielsen and
daughters Of Sebastian we're
Brownsville visitors last Tuesday.
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Miss Theresa Champion. business
college student. visited her relatives
in Donna last week.
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Mrs. G. l.. Reid and children left
last night for their home in Indian
apolis, Indiana, after a visit with her
mother. Mrs. Frank Pierce. Mrs.
r. o. Macintosh accompanied her
as far as st. Louis.
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Miss Maxine Mickey Of FL Jardin
is visiting friends in Olmito Owe
the weekend.
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MRS. A c starck spent last week
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Mrs. 6. .. Newning and daush-
ter Of Houston are visiting IN the
home Of her mother, Mrs. ]. =.
Seaman and family. DR.. and Mrs.
George u. Reeves. also recent guests
of Mrs. Seaman. mother OF Mrs.
Reeves. have returned TO their
home in st. Louis, Mo.
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David Kiester Of La Feria Is visit
ing his grandmother. Mrs. David
Thomas IN Olmito.
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Miss Estelle Willis of Olmito was
a Harrington visitor Thursday.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. v. McDsv1tt are
IN California for a three weeks
STAY. Their daughter. Gail, Is at
tending q girls camp IN Colorado
during the summer.
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Mrs. r. M. Yeti has returned TO
her home in Austin after a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Robin Pate.
Her grandson, Robin Jr., accomp-
anied her home.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-29
When a Plane Crashes

The wreckage Of the plane that crashed Monday at
Kansas City, killing five people, Immediately was cut
up and Strewn about the field by of pilots and
mechanics working with axes hacksaws and ropes &C
cording to wire dispatches.
Whoever ordered such action must have done it
without thinking for the consequences are grave Not
from legal standpoint for no law was violated, but
from the psychological effect upon the public When
evidence is destroyed hastily the assumption follows
naturally that the evidence must have been highly
eliminating
1t is the natural impulse around flying fields to
keep the wreckage of crash from the gaze of curiosity
seekers. Doubtless this thought and nothing e,se,
brought about the order to destroy the Kansas City
Wreckage.
Yet had it been left there, mot more than few
hundred people could seen it, while the news of
its destruction read by millions.
There is nothing in the air commerce act which
prevents such destruction of evidence There should
be. For it is amazing what aeronautica inspectors
can learn from jumbled of steel and fabric.
Senator Bingham has bill before the senate to
amend the 1926 air act giving the depart
ment authority to subpoena witnesses for crash nves
cations and providing that the reports be made
public.
The bill is likely to pass at this session. and it con-
tains no clause about destruction Of evidence. This
should be written in before it is too late.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-29
Watch Carefully for Heart Ills

What little can be accomplished
by early and prolonged rest Is only
of value when the disease is detect
ed at the first moment.
This means that every mother
must pay serious attention to what
are called growing pains" to un-
usual fatigue and to the slightest
signs of lassitude and WEAKNESS in
the growing child.
However, the creation of a phobia
against heart disease Is unwarrant-
ed, since already the strain and
stress of modern life seem TO be
lust about all that the human It's
sues can bear.
Mothers and fathers will hesitate
to bring children into such a world
and to watch their growth into
adult life, if every moment of the
youthful existence is to be beSet by
fears and doubts concerning disease.
The answer to the future OF heart
disease rests, as do the answers to
most of the serious questions OF
modern medicine, in two main di-
visions; more and more intensive
research into the causes and means
of prevention of Gripping and dis
aiding diseases, and more and more
education of the public as to the
Importance of early recognition and
of immediate care.