Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1930, Page 12

BORGLUM URGE Larger Program at Stone Mountain Is Proposed to Atlantans. By the Assoclated Press. ATLANTA, September 8.—A new and n of a Stone Mountain Memorial to the Confederacy was :g; sculj whose work was | Jess. uflllnl-l ptor, the mountain several after his connection with &n project was terminated. Announcement also was made that @ deed for the property has been turned over to Mayor-elect James L. Key for the City of Atlanta by the owners, the Venlhle family. The title, it was said, will be held in escrow by Key pending its official acceptance by the city and the designation of a bonded commis- alon to take charge of plans for comple- tion of the memorial. Under the deed a year was allowed for the fulfillment of that provision and another stipulation is that title be obtained by the city for a space of ng; gfoxinuuly 200 feet now held by tl tone Mountain Memorial Association. “You have got to accept responsi- bility for what has happened in the past five vears” said Borglum at a mass meeting yesterday, “and I have faith that you are ready to do that and to' unite this lovely cny in the new “I stand before you as an indicted felon,” Borglum said in reference to charges which were made in De Kalb County, but have not been pressed dur- ing his visit. The indictments arose from the destruction of Borglum’s DEADLY WAR GAS AND BENZINE JOIN TO MAKE CHEWING GUM NEw MEMURIA[ Synthetic Product Is Tastless and Odorless Like Chicle, Chemist Says. By the Associated Press. sc?ggculgNA‘TI Ohio, Sephembue’r 'i)- yn chewing gum, made by adding a dash of war-time chlorine to & new substance produced from ben- Hnl:. is one of chemistry’s latest mar- vel The new chew is described in a re- port made public by the American Chemical Society at its meeting which befm here today. t substitutes for chicle, and like the natural product is tasteless and odor- riments with it are incom- pm'g and not in the commercial stage TWO KILLED IN CRASH Pilot and Passenger Die in Fall of Burning Plane. BAXTER SPRINGS, Kans., Septem- ber 8 (#).—An airplane crash here late yesterday cost the lives of Melvin Mish- ler, the pilot, and Ray Phillips, a pas- senger, both of Baxter Springs. ‘The airplane fell from an altitude of 200 feet as Mishler banked in a turn, and burst into flames. Airmen said they believed Phillips had “frozen” to controls in the second seat. Farewell Audience Granted. VATICAN CITY, September 8 (#).— ‘The Pope today accorded a farewell au- dience to Count Galeazzo Ciano, hus- band of Premier Mussolini’s daughter, who will retire presently as secretary of the Italian embassy to the Holy See to become consul general at Shanghai. The countess also was received by the Pope. Before her marriage she was Edda =~HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, for gum, but indicate that as a chew it would have a medicinal effect. ‘The gum is an incidental discovery in a score of new commercial possibilities, some already in practice, all coming from this same new chemical, diphenyl These commercial uses are re, a technical paper by Chester H. Pe'n- ning of the commercial research de- pnn.mmz ot svunn Research, Inc., of Pl Mnyl Il & milky colored solic mndz by uniting two benzine mole- cules, which thereupon become so dif- ferent in character that instead of be- ing explosive they are a substitute for steam for carrying heat. It was the demand of gasoline refining for this heat-carrying property that recently brought diphenyl into existence in qu’ndnutg o r. Penning says it appears possible to use the substances for making flameproof and waterproof garments. They make wood “virtually fireproof” and add to its strength, but, he says, are more expensive for wood fire- proofing than mineral salt processes. Other indicated uses include em- ployment as cement for rubber and for laminated glass. L‘ %%:T\m For Landers windo Landers i by inclement shade fabric.. ad, shable and sunfast.. POLES HANG EFFIGY OF GERMAN LEADER : 50,000 Demonstrators De- mand League Action Against Berlin’s Policies. By the Associated Press. POSNAN Poland, September 8— y thousand inhabitants of Western Pnl-nd yesu:nhy demonstrated in pro- m agains essiveniess” garding this area, which was German be(ore the World War and which the Poles now say the Germans are trying to recover, Representatives of various pollt.lcfl parties, including the government pa: the National Democrats and the Cent:rll Radical bloc, made speeches, and later & procession was formed to hang Gott- fried Treviranus, German minister of occupied regions, in effigy. Treviranus, in recent speeches, has been bitter regarding the Pelish cor- ridor and his actions were interpreted in Poland as meaning that the territory lostby post-war treaties should be re- covered by force if neces His effigy was labeled: —Will Solve Your Window Shade Problems Washade is a quality window .and will outwear ordinary many times. .mot affected weather, D, C., flmlewho want to attack Polish lands.” e demonstrators asked the chief of ern Poland’s administration to demand that the government take ac- tion be!ore the League of Nations the alleged German attacks on the basis of article 10 of the League covenant. This article specified that members of the League shall undertake to re- spect and preserve as against external aggression the territorial integrity and existing political independence of all members of the League. et s Ford’s Foreign Airmail Project. COPENHAGEN, September 8 (#)— The Ford interests have offered to establish a regular airmail service between Copenhagen and Esbjerg, using three two-ton Ford planes. Though the gln:;ch mmmt d not ye: decldbeld was reported favorably disposed. Hungarian Official Diel BUDAPEST, Hungary, September 8 (#).—Dr. Joseph Vass, acting prime minister of Hunglry and Minister of Social Welfare for ten years, died to- day of apoplexy, aged 49. N Dressed alike and each given away by a cuu.nn‘ three sisters were married a he same ceremony recently at St Phlupl Church, Oirlln'wn, Rnghnd MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1930. JOBLESS INSURANCE URGED BY CANADIANS Labor Congress Also Calls for Im- migration Regulation to Pro- tect Employment. By the Associated Press. REGINA, Saskatchewan, September 8—The annual report of the executive of the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada, presented by Prmldent ‘Tom Moore today at the opening session of the forty-sixth annual convention, urged legislatin to provide greater se- curity for Canadian workers through the unemployment insurance and regu- tion of tion. ‘The report suggested that the con- gress reiterate proposals precented to the government in the past, including establishment of a national system of unemployment insurance based on con- tributions by state, employers and em- ployes. A Dominion advisory council on im- migration was advocated, with labor members, whose advice would help to revent admission of immigrants with ittle prospect of finding employment except by displacing Canadian workers, Let Us Help to Buy Your Home Through Our Loan Plan! ‘We have helped hundreds of Wash- ingtonians—and they now number among our most ideal citizens—happy and contented. 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