Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1930, Page 19

DEVIEEWILLCOUN SHON ATTENDANC Photoelectric Mechanism to/ Be Shown at Industrial Ex- position Next Week. A photoelectric device to be exhibited at the Washington Chamber of Com- merce Industrial Exposition at the| ‘Washington Auditorium next week the Bureau of Standards will keep an sccurate tally of the number of per-| sons filing through the Auditorium dur- ing the week of the show, according to Dr. George K. Burgess, director of the bureau. ‘The instrument, which was also| shown by the Bureau of Standards the international exposition at Seville, ru.smg objects by means of & light, which when disturbed | ive element of a photo- | electric cell. The photoelectric effect| is amplified and caused to operate a counting mechanism. Will See Fourth Dimension Model. Other features of the Bureau of | Btandards' exhibit will be models of | the fourth dimension, made by Dr. Paul| R. Heyl of the bureau stafl, and the Geiger counter, a device for detecting single atoms and electrons. Annmer} interesting part of the bureau exhibit will be the Wilson cloud chamber, a| device to make visible the effects of | le atoms. Acoustic materials also be shown. These materials, the announcement points out, now are commonly used for acoustical cor- rection. They are employed in the quieting of offices, hospitals, school rooms and other buildings, and to lower | the reverberation time in churches and | suditorfums. | Much' interest at the Industrial Ex- position is expected to attach to the gauge blocks which are to be shown in the bureau’s exhibits. These fih wzev:mde .l:y":}e-n ::ureau by ‘l thod loped at agency in co-operation with th: inventor, Maj. L7 E. Hoke. They are .sed as reference “end standards” in the manu- facture and inspection of machine parts | and limit gauges. They are accurate| in length teé one part in 100,000, and in flatness and parallelism of surfaces to| five-millionths of an inch. By a proper| combination of sizes any desired length | within' the range of the set can be ob-| tained to the nearest ten-thousandth of an inch. | ‘Waste Elimination to Be Shown. How ocornstalks and similar farm| wastes can be used as raw materials for | industry also will be shown in the bu- reau’s exhibits, while a further feature will be a sliver voltameter, an instru- | ment by which the standard for the internatiorial ampere is determined. The display will be rounded out by the primary standard for the volt and an exhibit of optical glass. | The whole Bureau of Standards’ ex- hibits will be.displayed in the Auditorium floor fully adequate to show it off in a manner befitting its importance, Industrial Expesition offi- cials announce, The show will open next Monday eve- w: run through Saturday, No- space on C——e ~LUMBERMAN STRICKEN Bvanston Millionaire in Hclp“ll‘ After Recurrent Heart Attack. | 'AGO, 29 (#).—Edward | , 67, millionaire Evanston lumber- | and widely known philanthropis’, ’ Chicago hospital today, suffer- & recurrence of heart attacks which threatened his life last June, | He was taken from his home to the | hospital last night on orders from his | Construction work has started on a | -n‘mnm it at Kinsui, Japan, to produce | from natural gas. | GOLD PIONEER DEAD “Indian Dick"” Palace Was in Alas- ka With Pantages. SAN DIEGO, Calif.,, October 29 (#). —“Indian Dick” Palace, pioneer gold seeker of the early West, for almost 40 years intermittently & resident of the Tijuana Valley, died yesterday at Ti- juena, Mexico. Palace was in Alaska in | the old rush days, at one time, it is said, as a companion of Alexander Pantages, theatrical magnate. He once was a cowboy on the 101 Ranch in Oklahoma and was with Bill Cody on his European tour. ARGENTINE JEWS PROTEST Appeal to League of Nations in Behalf of Palestine. BUENOS AIRES, October 29 (#).— A general committee representing 250,- 000 Jews in the Argentine today ad- dressed an appeal to the League of Na- tions strongly protesting the recent British white paper laying down a new policy for Palestine. The appeal sald that without Jewish immigration and the right to purchase land the Balfour declaration is void in meaning and value. WIFE “T00 ATTRACTIVE” | PITTSBURGH, October 29 (#).—Mrs. Joseph G. Shea was granted a divoree here yesterday because she was too at- tractive in the eyes of her husband. THE EVENING STAR, COTTON CONVENTION SEEKS ACREAGE CURB Withholding Loans From Farmers ‘Who Refuse Agreement Proposed by Texan at Corpus Christi. By the Associated Press. CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex., October 29. —Pive thousand bankers, farmers and landowners from the cotton-growing States are expected to attena a meet- ing here today called to form a per- ml'r‘l’ent, organization for reduction of cotton acreage. The plan to be discussed, proposed by J. E. Garrett of Corpus Christi, would pledge bankers to withnold loans from farmers who refused to reduce their cotton acreage. W. K. Henderson of Shreveport, La., will address the meeting, having ad- vised those in charge of the meeting he favored a movement to force re- duction. D. P. Richardson of Union City, Ckla., president of the Oklahoma State Bankers' Association, said yesterday he believed members of his association would indorse the plan. Telephone National 5000 For immediate delivery of The Star to your home every evening and Sunday morning. The Route Agent will collect at the end of each month, at the rate of 115 cents per day and § cents Sunday. A Cedar Chest That is All You've Hoped For (New Air-Tite Construetion) Natural . Walnut . Mahcgany Maple . . . $19.50 to $35 $19.75 to $45 $19.75 to $45 . $33.50 to $45 MOSES—SIXTH FLOOR W. P. NMoses & Sons Public Confidence Since 1861 F Street at Eleventh 9 AM. to 6 P.M. National 3770 6..00.6) /8 81174 8\ /878 86,788 & /8 & 4 P S S Sy P RS R ) These prices are practically one-half the usual selling price. A fine choice of pat- F Street at Eleventh —SALE— Quaint Handmade Old Hook_ed Rugs terns in odd geometric designs or dainty floral patterns. from New England and Canada. FOURTH FLOOR W. B. 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