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8 HAWAII CALLS f FOR MILK FOR ITS BABIES SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3 (I.N.S). —The alarming problem of getting emergency food sup plies to the Hawaiian Islands occupied the attention today of Federal conciliators, endeavoring to settle the West Coast maritime strike of 37,000 workers. Word came from Governor Jo seph Plndexter canned milk Is badly needed for infants. The Territorial Medication As sociation warned Poindexter the infant mortality rate will rise when the canned milk supply is exhausted Monday, as it is the main ingredient of food for 90 per cent of the children under the age of 2. The next shipment of food sup plies from the Atlantic Coast is not due in Honolulu until Janu-’ 'ary 2. Poindexter wired the Federal Territories Division in Washing ton. D. C., and Assistant Secre tary of Labor Edward F. Mc- Grady on the Pacific Coast, urg ing immediate action. ■ Meanwhile, all peace negotia tions were at a standstill. Visual Unit Opens 5 Meet in Columbus COLUMBUS, Ohio. Dec. 3.—The National Society for the Preven tion of Blindness opened its an nual three-day conference today With a program of lectures and discussions by optical health ex perts featuring the gathering. Dr. C. E. Rice, consultant mem ber of the Social Security Board in Washington, D. C.. addressed the conference on problems in eye care concerned with prevention of visual handicaps. P ltts I R "' 1 I plA “ The Neto WURLITZER Br Baby Grand t'- E $ 395 HJ® I I HX The finest value we've ever seen at the price! It's WiLM ' atest in baby grand styles .. . only 4' 7" long, jd B/hS w 'tb tbe rich tone and quality features of ' ar 9 er ar| d more expensive grands. Made and fully guaranteed by Wurlitzer—the out ■ftpS standing moderate price piano maker. - Other Grands an< ® U P The Neu; ■■■Dr s pIN ETT E |MMK 5 195 a ■ B The first piano made that really fits Ml all the requirements of small apart- K 9 ments—only 33 inches, it tucks away J in any corner—yet it's full toned ■ W jK despite the size. Teltphont Dlrtriet 7000 I Washington’s jERsJi © Heroes in Blue o Lewis A. Carlin Recalls Days When Police Enforced 18-Mile Speed Law With Bi cycle Patrol; Had Fine Record Born in Southwest Washington,' Lewis A. Carlin thinks that sec tion is Just about the best place in the world to live, and now at 63 he still lives there. He became a bricklayer as a youth, but when trade slacked off he joined the Metropolitan Police Department in 1896 and gave many years meritorious service. A few nights after he had joined the force and was put on patrol in the old Fourth Precinct, he had a terrific battle with the neighbor hood gang leader who felt it his duty to beat up every new officer. But the gangster met his match, and the young officer gave him a sound beating and then locked him up. He had no further trouble with the gang. When the bicycle squad was first organized Mr. Carlin was made a member, and enforced the 18-mile speed limit. Later he was transferred to the Trtaffic Bureau, and boasts that W\ in the 13 years he served there he never once “fixed” a ticket. Mr. and Mrs. Carlin reside at 800 Seventh St. S. W., where they SPANISH COMIC STRIPS Blondie is called Pepita. It means Josephine. In Sweden she’s Mitzi och hennes man. And the Finns gave her the name, Helmi ja Kickki. HI * LEWIS A. CARLIN recently observed their thirty-third wedding anniversary. 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Philco Ra( ! io8 Nature Effects Cure Os Wagging Tongue MEMPHIS. Tenn., Dep. 3 (1.N.5.). Nature today apparently had af fected a cure that all the special ists in Memphis had been unable to bring about. Little Emmie Wilson, who had been chattering almost incessantly for more than two weeks because of a strange ailment, stopped talk-I ing. The 4-year-old child was so happy over his apparent cure that he was reluctant to answer nurses when they spoke to him. When a doctor asked him if he didn’t w’ant to talk any more he I smiled and replied: “I’d rather just He here and wait for my mama.” The child, the son of Mrs. May Wilson, of Munford, Tenn., was brought to a hospital here nearly three weeks ago after he had started talking and was unable to stop. Since then, Memphis specialists pad vainly tried every known remedy to bring him relief. Today his condition was diag -1 nosed as a rare form of encephali tis. To Confer Degrees Albert Pike Consistory of the I Scottish Rite will hold a special I meeting for the conferring of de- I grees on Tuesday night, Decern- I ber 8. r«f«pAorw Dhtriet 7000 CORRECTION! Baltimore & Ohio Changes in Train Schedules as advertised, effective next Sunday, December 6 have been postponed BALTIMORE & OHIO