Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1928, Page 6

THE EVENING OLREEWAR * BAMEDON.S ‘lmeric!an Overproduction Hit by Royal Dutch Shell . Group Official. { B the Assncinted Press - NEW YQRK, February 9.—American ovarproduction’ was given &s the cause ®f the “prics war” botween the Stand- ard Ol Co. of Naw York and the Royal{ Duich Shell group of Europe last night by A. S. Debenham. répresentative of S Kenri Deterding, managing director | of the Roval Dut:h Shell group. | He declined to discuss the charge by | Eir Henri that Standard contracts to purchase oil from the Soviet govern- ment., which. he satd. had ben con- fisated. was responsible for the dispute | batween the_conipanies. His only com- ment regarding Russia was th ‘country was rapidly attainjng the status of ‘one of the most important waorld | ! Baird 184 ‘mie my. image {all right when I started, but it mus: WOMAN HOPES COIFFURE WAS NEAT FOR OCEAN TELEVISION Greatest Thrill of Life. Sh ' | Flared Up and Image Began Forming : Across Atlantic. And_then I began miore than ever. BY MRS. MIA' HOWE. to get thrilled (Written for the Associuted Preas.) » | The glare and heat of the electric LONDON. -February 8.—It was the 'jjgpi pothered me only a trifie-~I was greatast thrill of my Wfe, when M. | too thrilled at the novelty of it all to ad - been | (hink of the temporary discomfort. sten offthé ‘other. side of the Atlantic.| [In front of me was a black wall Uben A ED RIS il wi vere | Sk DDA e ook IAnd s RRIESaace | opening. This was what might be making history this morning, T sca: called the lens. It was like a great Iy realizad it was a fact. To tell the | wheel going round and round. It fiuth 1 can hardly realize 1t now. | cAuses & succession of images of the despite the long dispatches pouriug. hito | object in front Then a slotted disc, the office here from New York, telling | retolving at about 2,000 revolutions per how.T looked to spectators in Hartsdale | minute. interrupts the light reflected I hope ‘they ‘did not hotice tiat my | from the image causing it to reach the hair was somewhat mussed. It was | light-sensitive cell in a series of flashes. | Beltore reaching the cell the light passes i through' a" rotating spiral slot, giving | & further subdivision of the image, but | the remainder of the process is ‘so technical that T do not believe any have been the excitement and heat from the electric lights which -mixed my looks all up. dacters in the oil industr Debenham, a director of the Asiatic Petroleunt €6 of Lamtton. a Royal Duteh | subsidia assonger on the fog- | hound liner T | He said he was here primariiv | t status of future pro- | < prices s | @ue to your overproduction.” he said.| *and until this condition is adjusted there will remain the price difficulty. 8 a question of demand..and with o | Production i-is impossibie to obtain hign | prices. Taetefore it is of decided im- portance just what action your oil ir terests will effect in remedying this sif uation.’ | Unless the condition was remedied. he | said there could be no amicable ad- fustment of the differences between the Standard and Royal Dutch Shell com- anies. He said he planned to remain Nen York only 48 hours and would eonfer with his company’s representa- ! tive here. TELEVISION SPANS | ATLANTIC IN TESTS OF LONDON INVENTOR' O Y | (Continued from First Page.) % i | person but Mr. Baird understands it. Ar. Baird assisted me into taz; chair. | E Then he went to another part of the | +Leoks: Like Sawmil labovatory to wait. 1t might be;callec | The apparatus as a whole looked like the proofroom. Sitting in the darkened a prifectly good sawmill, and frankly room he could see my image as it that's about all I know about. it. peared in Hartsdale. . As my sitting was nearing the finish But first I had to get my face in|/I could hear wagons and trucks focus. Mr Baird directed:me to this|rumbling along Longacre, calling through a spéaking tube, ! Baird informed me the vehicles were ace up & little closer” and also |taking vegetab'es and food to -Covent ‘Chin up. please. just a little - hit| Garden for today's market. And as it more,” soméwhat afler the stvle of; a{was nearly 5 am. he guessed his photographer getting his subject iin | night's work had ended with the great- position ;| est success since the experiments Then Mr. Baird called ““Splendid-- | started and ha congratulated me as be- please keep that pose, you are showing | ing the first woman ever to have hcr up fine image flashed -across the Atlantic. FEDERAL BUSINESS AID OUTLINED BY OFFICIAL turning the light waves reflected from a face into electric waves for trans-! mission, to be picked up as sound and | v ned back into light. Given perfec- | tion -of gn: system the only nxeedefl\ = aid i sufficient power for transmission. | y The greatest obstacle to good re¢ep- | Surface Tells Lions Club of Meth- tion s, interference by statiz or other stations. . At last night's demonstra- -ion the visions were, time after time, | scaitered into & thousand specks of | light by the sending of on» short wave Morse operator in Paris and another i Mexico City. RECORDS WOMAN'S. PRIMPING. ods Used by Commerce Bureau. Efforts of th> Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce to secure axd. furs nish information' to aid : business mén in solving problems ing the mar- keling of their products were. described by Frank M. Surface, assistant director Baird’s chief engineer,.and an Associa- fod Press reporter went to the darken- :@d cellar of the house, where the tele- | yisor was installed, and saw the sound being turned back into light. Head Appears. | On a whirling screen about six inches | by four, a myriad tiny rectangles of | light appeared. looking like a row of . $ip-tilted skyscrapers at night. These | pectangles began to move, jostle each other, shift and swirl, and at last form- &d 1 the outline-of a head. - - This head became suddeniy more dis- tinct end though the vision fluttered | and dimmed it was . Hart tele- | phoned down to say that London re-| rted the head was that of a ven-| t's dummy and that W. C. Fox ©f the London Press Association would take the seat before the electric | The tiny oblongs of light went| tbrough another dance and formed an- | other head, bus this time it was not so @istinet, more fluttery, more broken by | flashet of light. But this time the! Mouth was seén to open and the vague | - head moved from side 10 side’and nod- ded solemnly. { London announced then that the next subject would be the wife of James rMowe of the Londen staff of the Asso- ciated Press. who was present with her husband. And folicwing this the rectangles| ‘I“lr onedrwir] n and s differ- ent head zppeared. more vague even than’befores and yet evidently that of a | wopan.- 1§ turned ‘trom full face 1o/ profile. omce. “twice and -then suddenly | Was gone. .. Recoznizes One. None of 1h€ images was gp distinct jy_recognizablé. to people the “sitteps, though Capt. Hytchinson feit that he would probably have known that Pox was on even if he had not been warned fri advance. ‘They were not. for instance, anything ke a< clear #% the Images carried from ‘Washington to New York last year by the American Telephone & Telegraph -Co But that was done by wire instead g distance of | 5. They were comparable to the visions brought in at the A. T. & T. demonstration by air from no farther away than New Jersey. ‘The vision of the dummy. in fact, was @learer than those, but the moving faccs Were not 30 SUONE..» * i Capt. Hutkhinson was elaled at the | its 8f the demonsiration, predicting t with miore power (only two kilo- ®atts was svailable from the London station used) -trafisatiafitic television | | Would shortly approach perfection and that in a short time two-way television | #cross the pcean would be a common- | place ‘The televisor work on the system of | Our constant aim A little ‘1 i, better food A little I micer crowd A little more comfort ', The “little i mores” # | That.make the big difference LIBERTY LIMITED Jaonves "‘nlun‘luu e BIOPM, Arrives 'l,mup e ee s G0 AM. ] 4 f! ! RAILROAD {sat for halt an_ hour. {he heard detailed reports JENNSYLVANIA | of the bureau, at a luncheon of the Llo:‘u Club in the Mayflower Hotel yes-. terday. Image Sent Despite Move to Mirvor. Inventor Is First Subject. To facilitate . its . work, - Mr. LONDON, Pebruary 8 (P).—NeW|iaiq the department has divided the worlds were opened up early this morn- | country into nine general districts, with ing when faces were flashed acicss the | 8 view to making an extensive study sea by television in & way which was | Of marketing conditions in euhueam A This year, Mr.' Surface licted, never foréseen even by Jules Verne in | gepartment will answer t:::een 000 all his fanciful imegination. and 9,000 letters: from business men For the very first time the image Y a act she “feft her’ position iri front of the containing various . inquiries . - about woman was sent accoss, despite the methods of organising and conducting transmitter a few seconds to glancé in a wall mirror to make certain her hair businesses. Lo ¢ Dr. Thomas A. Groover, president of | the club, presided. had not be¢ome mussed in the excite- ment. E Dummies and h:nen'u faces had been Harry Culver of the National Real Estate Board is to address the clyb at,| flashed across previous tests. but never a woman. John L. Mrd.hmmn- ' its luncheon in the Mayfiower ‘Hotel tor of -the televisor, ex| e difficulty in finding 2 woman willing. attempt to sit still for 20 minutes or half an hour. The transmission was accomplished from Baird's television laboratoriss In London direct into the recelving station at Hartsdsle, N. Y. which had. been rigked up for the occasion. Baird himself was the first sitter be- fore the transmitter.. Afterward W. C. Fox of the London.Press Association Reports eame back from the United States that Fox was showing up well. i Then the woman took Mer seat in front-of the 17 glaring -#megndescent lamps -of 200 wer each. “I'am urnbm,"au shid. “The lamps” heats- will bother me—I am.going through with it.” Baird was as excited as & boy when of the recep- tion in America of the image of Mrs. Mia - Howe, - wife of James Howe of London Bureau of the Associated Press. “1 fndeed am delighted.” Baird said, “It was s splendid demonstration as far | as the subjects on this side were con- | cerned. tests are merely tryouts of the unlimf! television possibilities of the néar future.” o net Wednesd EDICINE J M R KEEP US FREE FROM Soap Label Held Misleading. COLDS Use of the word “English” on soap| “I generally had colds in Winter, manufactured and sold in the United | hut now Father -John's, Medicine States. by James J. Bradley & Co. of | Lcepy me free from colds during the New York was prohibited by an order |/ -oPL 0, 7 it ¢ mied today by the Pederal ‘Trade gl | Skl L Commission. The commission held that prevented his use -of the word was misleading in advertising and a violation of the Ped- al Trade Commission act. W Mother keeps thin -Son is young,GlANT.’ This clever mother® keeps thin on Toddy.: You can, too—send for free booklet: that tells you how. Her boy, who has been drinking Toddy for four years, measured 5 ft. 1in. on his tenth birthday. Hot Toddy is his stand-by for breakfast; and his marks ip school average 95% to 98%. Help your boy do well in his school- work, while growing into strong man- hood—start him on Toddy at once. TODDY, Inc., Desk 21, Buffalo N. Y. *Tustimonial on file. NOT A MALTED MILK ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE 8OLD BY GROCERS HOTor COLD ODDY thrt vt Ol STAR. WASHINGTON., e Says as Lights| and Mr. | [JOINT ADVERTISING ASKED FOR SUBURBS | Chamber of Commerce Men Told, All Would Benefit From United Campaign. Consolidation of the efforts of cham- bers of commerce in All suburban dis- tricts around Washington in advertising their communities in order to stimulate a spirit of friendly rivalry in the differ- ent sections and to ald in the progress of each was the proposal made at & meeting of representatives from the Bethesda, Arlington County and Silver Spring Chambers of Commerce last night in the Bethesda Bank. aul Heldeke presided at the meeting and sponsored the consolidation plan. Representatives from Arlington County and Silver Spring explained the meth- ods which their bodies have used in the past year in an effort to raise advertis- ing funds and told how they had used the funds. Mr. Heldeke sald it is not his purpose to consolidate the chambers. but that if all the communities would join in ad- vertising each would benefit by the ex- periences of the other and a spirit of rivalry in the amount of advertising would result. This plan would have a far-reaching effect, it is believed, because if the smaller communities surrounding Wash- | ington can progiess under such a pro- gram, Washington itself will in all prob- | ability follow the same line. 1t is proposed that other meetings of the chambers of commerce representa- tives will be held in the near future. CITIZENS’ GROUP “MAKES NOMINATIONS Hoddinott, Reside and Pettus 'in| Michigan Park Elec- tion Race. Nominations of officers to be elected at the annual meeting of the Michigan Park Citizens' Assoclation next monih were made at a meeting of the associa- 8chool. The candidates. for president are 8. 'H. Hoddinott, James T. Reside and B, B. Pettus, The association went on record as opposed to any change in the goning of the lot at the corner of Twelfth and Randolph streets northeast. ‘The association’ also voted to back up its president iu his efforts to co-operate with the residents of the other citizens’ assoclations in the heighhorhood. Henry F Pisher, H.-A. Walsh and T. . Walsh were elécted to membership. What ¥ simple Look ac your tecth, Have they a ellowish tinge ~appear stamned? hat is “Yellow Mask." So unsuccessful have you been in rnur artempts to remove it thar, ike others, you have comwe to believe that yellowish hue is in the enamel —srremovable! . But the truth is you have teeth white as glistening ivory. That urh, yellowish hye hides in o glassy mask thae envelopes the teeth. This mask is known a8 Calculus. A “liguid cement*inyoursaliva forms it, Acts like a glue—hrse sticky, then hard. Ordinary dentifrices ally gloss righc over ir, But now dentalacience can glve you those Note the alen the ahsence nauseating n. tion, last night In .the Bunker Hill| LOOK FORTHIS! cling” when yeu ue ORPHOS — L sy, 'Eyes Pin-Pri ked In Kemal Picture By the Associated Pre CONSTANTINOPLE, February 9. —One-lita notes of ‘Turkey’s new paper money can no ‘longer pass from hand to hand without minute scrutiny on the part of the veceiver. Some one has pin-pricked the eyes of President Kemal'in several hundred of the bills where his plc- ture is printed In the ‘uper. 'he pin pricks are visible only when the bills are held to the light. 4 Any one caught by the police with & pin-pricked note 13 immediately ar- rested unless he can tell where he got it. ~Arrests will continue unti: the culprit responsible I8 found and sent to Angora, where heavy judy ment awaits him. MIDCITY SITE ASKED. Eenning Citizens Approve Location for Center Market. A resolution favoring the proposed midcity site as the new locwtionw for Center Market was adopted by the Ben- ning Citizens' Association at a meeting in the Benning School last night. Argu- ment was presented to show the loca- tion is nearer the center: of the ecity's populstion than the Southwest site and that it s in a less congested arca. R. M. Darrough, chairman of the soclation’'s committee on streets and highways, reported that the District highway department has promised to make certain street repairs following requests by the assoclation. Announce- ment was made that a dance will be held under auspices of the assoclation in All Saints’ Episcopal Church parish hall the evening of February 18. Frank Jlamu. president of the association, pre- d. “LINCOLN vfil‘fi,’«'v::mfl.g M., Quick Relief for that Cough— leasant, effective syrup Use P1SO'S THROAT ead CHEST SALVE with the sytup. . Applied atornally, it Quickly aces. _$5c. 15 this “YELLOW MASK"? lovely, pearly teeth- often in & few brushings! For it has tinally succeeded in incorporating in a tasty, pleasane tooth pastc the one substance that positively ge- mask -“Tri-Calcium . This magies sub stance ir what your dentige uses 0 clean teech.” And you know what heauty miracles he'works with it! The aame of this new and finer tooth paste is ORPHOS. I can not hurm the softest enamel Dentista everywhere are rec ommending ir - especially for teeth difficule to whiten. Buy a rtube from your druggise or mail coupon helow tor & 20-Time Tube IREE Convince yourself that teeth laveliness can now be yours tou, “brush wuiter f (hat foam, FREE 20.Time Tube Mailihis couson to CoIne Dopi. 4N 2 Wer s S0, New York iy, for 1100 004 | FrnkUARY 9, REMUS JURY CASE On Turkish Money, .. . . 'émmftt * quiry: ‘Thito" Gontempt Pro- By the Associated Press. CINOCINNATIL,, Ohjo, February 9.—A ‘ommittée of attorneys appointed by the | rourt yesterday {into _eonf 12 jurors who, on the ground ot “cquitted George tog ki imogene. ‘The jurors ing | 1ohn ¥ Indicted for perjury during the trial. | ‘Dobifs; Berger was a witness for Remus. 41 ~".‘ ‘The petition stated Ieved. Berger's testimony and had based their, Y | ST ; 2L A = k \ it M) 1028. 7 Barger pressrited ths” pitilwn 16 free” {himself of the charges and Common Pleas Judge Chester R. Shock, taking | it as an attel W infldence his deci- sion, declared all concefned in contempt | ~f court. Berger recelved a sentence, 'IGATION GPEN but the court took no action against | it . | ’ the | 3 s o et of _Aig«quyl Starts In. |h> furors flf'm.,.%!,'"\%:'_ S mvestiga -} The fufors sdld they Mfnsd the pers’| ton vithbut knowing what it tained. {1t » | DOHENY SUIT WAITS. | 1 Judge Reserves Decision -in Libel ‘AdHon Against Oil:Man. NEW: YORK, February 9 ment on‘a motion to dismiss libel suit brought against#dward L Doheny, California ol amgnate, by Robe; [ammond Murray,- was heard yes| .‘.;‘\ ,, by Supreme Court Justice | De My, who reserved decision. . uit , was begun fin. 1925, after on gf.an article ofi.March 11. -Doheny ;way' d as péen._approached seyeral | HYi1 ay with est ' >atfévolution in Mexico. . i b 0 . T T ERAL OFFICES—917 15th ST.* V. D J. HORNSTEIN, Secretary ceedings Against 1 2. it the ty, » Remus, former “boot- . ~—Argn- tempt $100.000 ned an inyestigation S | ing,” of the slaying of his wife, faced contempt proceed- when they signed & petition for Berger of Los Angeles, who was the juross be- ‘acquittal verdict largely upon it. 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