Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1929, Page 16

16 EVES S0Q00 TO WELFARE WORK Maurice Falk, Capitalist, Creates Foundation as Memorial to Wife. By the Associated Pre PITTSBURGH, Pa., December 16.— | A gift of $10,000,000 to be expended | through a philanthropic foundation and | 10 be used in the interest of public wel- fare, was announced last night by | Maurice Falk, capitalist and philan- thropist of Pittsburgh. The fund, to be known as the Maurice and Laura Falk foundation, established #S a memorial to Mrs, Falk, is to begin operating early next year. The entire fund, both principal and interest, is to be expended within 35 years, the an- nouncement set forth. A board of seven managers, with | broad powers of discretion given them, will be assigned the task of designating grants for the promotion of religious, charitable, educational, philanthropic | and public interest. The managers will | he Leon Falk, nephew of Maurice Falk; | E. T. Weir, I A. Simon, Frank B. Bell, Nathan Jacobs, Eugene B. Strassburger ! and A. E. Braun, all of Pittsburgh. | In directing the foundation be re- stricted to 35 years, Mr. Falk is under- stood to express his disbelief in per-| Dpetuties. { The Falks long have been known for their interest in philanthropy. The $900,000 Falk clinic and dispensary, part of the medical center of the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, ground for which recenntly was broken, is the combined gift of Maurice Falk and his brother, the late Leon Falk, and representatives of the Leon Falk estate., GAS LIFT OIL PUMP IS DENIED PATENT Was in Use at Wells Before Pro-| tection Was Sought, Says Court. By the Associated Press. OKLAHOMA CITY, December 16.— The gas and air lift process for the removal of oils cannot be patentea, John C. Pollock, United States district Judge of Kansas City, has ruled in a decision filed in the case of James McLaughlin, Inc, of Los Angeles against the Amerada Petroleum Co. The California Co. sought to pre- vent the Amerada Co. from using the gas lift process in the Tonkawa field. The process of pumping oil wells by gas lift for separation of the gas from the oil and for separation or gas vapors from gas, as set forth i the patent granted the. California Co., “do_not obtain a new result” and therefor® are not patentable, because of having been in common use before ;h;eémtenfi was granted, Judge Pollock uled, Philip Jones, member of the Los Angeles firm, obtained the patent June 30, 1914. The case was filed July 14, 1925. The gas lift process first was used many years ago in the California fields, the court’s opinion said, and in other places later. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Calamares—Port Limon Eelgenland—Antwerp ... DUE TODAY. Coamo—Santo Doming: Kungsholm—Gothenbur; Ban Juan—san Jut Favorita—Kingston ‘Ancon—Cristobal . Lancastria—Southampton DUE TOMORROW. w . otter: Carinthia—Liverpool Monterey—Vera Cruz DUE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18. Albertie—Liverpool . anzig Munargo—Havana merica—Buenos Thuringia—Hamburg . American Shipper—Lon: DUE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, Pranconia—West Indies cruise. Falcon—La Guayra ............December 10 Duchess of Bedford—Liverbool. . December 10 Sud Americano—Buenos Aires...December 2 Santa Marta—Santa Marta.....December 11 Bermuda—Bermuda .. December 17 Dresden—Bremerhaven . December 7 DUE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20. Conte Grande—Geno: December 10 | Btavangerfjord—Oslo December 10 Alfonso XIII—Corunna November 30 Tochambeau—Havre December 11 Euenos Alres—Havan: ! December 16 DUE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21. Columbus—RBremerhaven ........Decemoer 14 Venezuela—San Francisco..... . November 21 DUE SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22. Leviathan—Southampton Havana—Vera_Cruz Deutschland—Hamburg Pastores—Port Limon. Lapland—Antwerp .. DUE MONDAY, DECEMBER 23. American Trader—London. . December 12 Carmania—Southampton December 13 Mauretania—Southampton December 17 Ponce—8an_Juan....... December 18 President Rooseveli—Bremerhaven December 14 Ban Lorenzo—8anto Domingo City December 17 ..December 4 December 7 Santa Teresa—Valparaiso Virginia—8an Francisco. . OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILING TODAY. adison—Norfolk. Far_North—St. John's. R W. Stewart—Aruba. SAILING TOMORROW. Buenaventura—Port au Prince and Cristobal val—Granada, Trinidad and George- Reliance—West Indies crulse. Resolute—West Indies cruise. Kansan—Pacific Coast. SAILING WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18. Kingston, _ Cristobal, _Cartagena, Puerto Colombia and Santa’ Marta. | american Farmer—Hamburg. Carinthia—West Indies cruise. Fort Victoria—Bermuda. Western Ocean—St. Thomas, Trinidad and Paramaribo. Tachira—8an Juan. Laguayra, Puerto Ca- bello and Maracaibo. Guayra, J. L. Luckepbach—Pacific Coast. Jaboatao—Fernambuco. SAILING THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19. se. Coamo—8an Juan and Santo Domingo City. Hellig Olav—Christiansand, Oslo and Copen- agen. Monterey—Havana, Progreso and Vera Cruz. Santa Barbara—Cristobal, paraiso. SAILING FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20. Southern Prince—Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Montevideo and Buenos Aires. Astrea—Turks Island. Martinique—Puerto Colombla. Letitia—Moville and Glasgow SAILING SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21. Lancastria—Cobh and Liverpool Alesa—Lisbon, Alglers.” Piraeus, Constan- ires. erheim—West Tndies cruise, ngzhel es X Chlnmares—Havana, Cristobal and Port mon. Tivives—Santiago, Kingston, Puerto Car- tilla, Tela and Puerto Barrios. Hermuda. “est lndies cruise. lEuropean Starling | By the Associated Press. 1| Inventor . Cousin Held for Hearing. 1 December 16 | ] Callao and Val- | Threatens Fields, U. S. Farmers Hear| Hardy Bird Flocks Lay Waste to Acres in Day, Scientist Warns. CHICAGO, December 16-—Europe— that gave to American agriculture the corn borer—comes forth anew with an- | other pest to pester the farmer; the European starling. 1 Alfred M. Bailey, director of the Chi. cago Academy of Sciences Museum, to- day warned farmers of their new enemy —one that outdoes the corn borer, for it attacks all grains and fruits. Mr. Bailey described the starling as resembling the bluebird in siz>, pug- nacious, hardy, noisy and prolific. The bird thrivestany place, said Mr. Bailey— in holes, in trees and crevices of build- ings, always dispossessing the previous feathered occupants, if any. Like the English sparrow, the star- ling was introduced at the Eastern Sea- board and now nearly every State in the East and South reports large num- bers of the birds. They rove from field to field in large covies and can lay aste to acres in a day, Mr. Bailey said. Always the migration has been steadily westward. They have one redeeming quality— they devour certain ravaging insects. BOMBER IS HELD ed Explosive to Friend Shows Signs of Insanity. By the Assoclated Press. LOS ANGELES, December 16.—At- tendants at the Psychopathic Hospital said yesterday Francis Cadwell, 26- year-old eccentric inventor, who con- fessed to mailing a bomb to Clark Scott at Townsend, Tenn., had become very morose and despondent. ‘The young man was taken to the hospital for observation after post office | inspectors who arrested him could learn no motive for mailing the bomb.. Cad- well explained he held no grudge against his friend and simply wished to study the effects of the explosion. Inspectors and police found material for 12 similar bombs in Cadwell’s room. He told them, they said, that he in- tended to mail the bombs to 12 ac- quaintances. He could not remember their names, he said. Cadwell mailed the package to Scott on November 25. It was so constructed that it exploded when opened. Four days after he had mailed it he sent Scott a telegram signed “Dementia,” in which he warned him not to open a package from Los Angeles. The mes- sage arrived a half hour too late. bystanders received wounds from which they since have rocevered. Scott is in a hospital at Maryville, Tenn. Cadwell, who officers say is an ex- pert mechanic, has been out of work for some time. They characterized him as an inventor with a “twisted” brain. In his room they found a box shaped like a coffin into which he had fitted an apparatus operated by an electric motor. He said when he felt depressed he climbed into the box, closed the lid | and the machine rarefied the alr, giving him mountain ozone. AWAITS COURT ACTION. Whose Bomb Injured His | KNOXVILLE, Tenn,, (P)—Francis Cadwell, eccentric in-| ventor of Los Angeles, Calif,, who con- | fessed to mailing a bomb to Clark Scott, Townsend, Tenn., mechanic, who lost his left hand and three fingers from the right attempting to pry the aluminum box open, is the injured man’s cousin. This became known here yesterday following upon announcement of Cad- well’s arrest at Los Angeles. At the same time, it was learned that Scott had received two letters from Cadwell since recelving the bomb. The first letter was signed “Demented” and said its writer had forwarded the explosive package and hoped Scott would not “be mad with him.” ‘This letter was printed and on sta- tionery similar to that on which the bomb sender had written his telegram telling Scott to throw the package in the river, which telegram arrived 25 minutes too late. . This letter and a second one received by Scott in a Maryville, Tenn., hospital, which inquired about his work in Ten- nessee, furnished clues which resulted in Cadwell's arrest as the bomb manu- facturer. Go to Eiseman’s for SWEATERS For Dress . . . for Sport ... for Work. 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A&P's own buyers have combed foreign marts for these tempting delicacies the same as in America. A&P’s specialists have selected the cream of the Na- tions’ foods in anticipation of your holiday needs. What a delight to choose your Christmas foods from the wide assortment offered at your A&P Store, and what a satisfaction to be sure that whatever you buy is of high quality and as fresh as it can be brought to you. Such a world-wide organization is an exclusive feature of A&P . .. an exclusiveness offered without a price penalty. We urge you to let your A&P Food Store provide all of your holiday table needs for there —zalue giving is a tradition. 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