Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1930, Page 41

PRODUCT SURPLUS MAY BE BARTERED Officials Consider Interna- " tional Exchange of Over- supplies.’ By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 3.—A Wash- ington dispatch to the New York Times says Federal officials are giving serious consideration to projects for the inter- national barter of products of which there are embarrassing surpluses in many countries. The dispatch also says some manu- facturers of agricultural have begun accepting wheat from farmers in lieu of cash. No connection is seen between the action of the farm machinery manu- facturers and the proposals for inter- national barter. The suggestions for exchange of goods internationally are #aid to have come from foreign sources. One such proposal is credited to pri- vate British interests for the exchange of rubber for cotton. Another is from Japan, suggesting the exchange of silk for cotton. The plln of farm implement com- panies accepting wheat in lieu of cash is similar to that adopted by the In- ternational Harvester when it took corn at & price about cents above the market in payment !ar Mhlmry U. S. Experts Burst Theory Toads Live Several Centuries Brand Oklahoma Story as ¢Just Another of Those Toad Traditions.” fi? ' 55?555? great depth, the they 80. Once underground, they can sus- pend animation for some time, he but “not to the extent some archeolo- gists, who can't all be experts on nat- ural_history, are willing to accept.” “Some careful experiments have been conducted along this line,” sald Kel- logg. “Toads were confined in espe- cially constructed cavities in blooks of limestone and sandstone, and these blocks were buried three feet Cup in the garden. The toads confined with sandstone were found dead when the boxes were opened at the end of 13 months. Those confined with lime- stone died before the end of two years. However, it been shown ‘tmdc-nuvenyurl-hlu within a block of umum “It is known the toad can live for some time without food, bu& the dura- tion of an enforced period of starvation depends largely on the tem; that is, on whether or not ktpti";\l a ult:‘ ol”mbernnuan." With, rega longevity, Kellogg mentioned “one account—no doubt au- thentic—which concerned a toad acei~ dentally killed when it was known to be 36 years old.” He labeled interesting than realistic” accounts of Mmuh:mbum,m«m years old. Lower Animals Have Time Sense. Some people have the time sense, Nt the vast majority of the human race is sadly deficient in this faculty. But many of the lower animals possess an extraordinarily keen time sense. Note the way in which the animals at the moological garden become restless at the approach of the feeding hour. the farm the horses and poultry know exactly the times they are due to be fed. Ducks are particularly clever in this way, and they will raise a riot if their evening meal does not ar- rive to the minute. Moving Wine Glass Draws Interest of Italian Scientists Qable to The Star. 5 )l‘l’ tober 3. —Itallan scl- entists were interested yesterday in reports of the peculiar manifes- tations of a wine glass possessed by & resident of Mineo, near Catania. The glass moves about continuously on a marble slab inside an oid cupboard, according to_eyewitnesses. Prof. Guzzanti of Catania Uni- ersity reported that he had ob- sered the glass moving slowly from one end of the cupboard to the other, a distance of 40 inches, then returning and continuing the same lateral movement. Sig- nor Zimboni, the owner of the wine glass, has received inquiries from scientists at Padua Univer- sity, Trent Observatory and Cairo itific Institute. Requests to see the moving glass have be- 80 numerous that Zimboni to lock his the gt (Copyright, 1930.) BANKER OPTIMISTIC Record Volume of Prosperity Busi- ness Predicted Within Few Months by Chicago Financier. By the Associated Press, CHICAGO, October 3.—George M. Reynolds, chairman of the Executive Committee of the Continental Illinois Bank & Trust Co. and dean of Chicago bankers, celebrated the end of his fiftieth year in banking Wednesday with | optimistic comment on the Nation’s | financial status. ressions don't kill people,” he sald. “We will recover and are re- covafln‘ from this one faster than we appreciate. There is no fundamental trouble with el]'.:xer the country or the within & few months volume ity, & volum:nzl busi- startle the Nation.” 16th and Columbia Road N.W. 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CHICAGO, October 3.—The Illinols Farmers’ Grain Dealers’ Association has directed a broadside to the farmers’ el- evator companies of the Middle West STAR, WASHINGTON, appealing for unity 1n opposing the ‘ef- | telling"w forts of the Federal Farm Board and vators into the Government-sponsored co-operative. ‘The Government campaign, the let- hr nld ddledWea& )&' conaha% ldlnger o d:numlnn profitable busi- ness of the indenendum for their half million farmer stockholders. “This is the sort of business which the hirelings of the Farmers’ National QGrain Corporation, the Farm Board subsidiary and its regionals are trying to control or destroy with huge Gov- ernment funds,” the association stated in a note to newspaper editors accom- panying the appeal to farmers. “No its proteges to swing independent ele- gray laces the 5,000 farm elevators | the D. 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