Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1930, Page 36

Yo g s THE EVENING 8 CANADIAN TARIFF ISNEARLY PASSED Pill to Cost U. S. Millions to Be Given Third Read- |BATTERY THAT CAN BE CHARGED | IN 7 MINUTES TESTED BY IRISH iNew Type, Financed by Dail, Is Tried on Railway System of Free State. By Radio to The Star DUBLIN, Ireland, September 18 —A new type of battery which can be charged in seven minutes has been in- | vented by & young scientist in the Na- | tional University here and now is being tried out in long runs with heavy loads on the railways. The battery already has proved its e | importance by a test on the C: -t s program designed to relieve ment and stimulate Canadian today for of Common Southern Ral where it was i on a specially made coach of 13 (s Joad and touched a speed of more than 45 miles per hour. Its charge held for more than 12 hours and recharging was effected in an unprecedented time. The success of the new battery jus- tifies, after some years, the mysterious request of the minister of industry and commerce, who told the Dail that he had obtained “an invention” of great promise and asked for a vote of $25.- | 000 to develop it. The minister refused to say a word about the nature of the invention, but the Dail trusted him and voted the funds. The $25,000 was used in further improving the battery, which had then just been invented It is hoped that by means of th the Irish railways can be at great saving in running The state is supplying electric po TAR, WASHINGTON, from the River Shannon and batteries easily could be recharged at the neces- | sary " intervals. Newspapers predict that the battery | will be universally used for automo- | biles, and even airplanes, but the gov- ernment_is more modest and reserved in its claims and will be more than | satisfied if future developments add to | the resources of the state. It now is | certain, however, that the ministry of | industry and commerce will make a | handsome profit on its investment of | £25,000. (Copyrisht, 1930.) | Siam has an extensive government highway development program. | i | 3 Rooms, Kitchen ‘ $65.00 THE MONTANA 1726 M Street N.W. D. €, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1930. Good tobaccos speak for themselves he H 000,000 ure amending the m vent ng of foreign goods in C.-i employment bill pased second n the Senate yesterday and | that body for debate today. | bill passed the House yes- he Senate. | ts to have all hrough both houses in n the special session of Saturda N zie King, Liberal leader, led the opposition fight in the House of Commons_yesterday on the measure to increase the tariff He charged the measure would not joyment, but would in- ost iving and the cost of production in Canada One effect gf the increased tariff, he said, would be to cause people to move rms to the cities because of living costs, while prices of ts were not increasing cor- increased farm produ respondingly SALE BARES ALLEGED AUTO THEFT RING| Member of );ch VNev»* Haven FamAj ily Held in New York Probe Instigated by Writer. | 3% Days from W ashington ; e AN S ONE will always stand out! automobile theft ring was disclosed here yesterday, police said, with the ar- | rest of an alleged salesman of the or- ganization. | Willlam S. 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