Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1931, Page 36

THE EVE NING STAR, WASII SCORES TINKERING WITH INDUSTRY) ExSena!or Stialey Likens Il Advised Legislators to Quack Doctors. By the Associated Press, CINCIN'NA‘H Aprit 16—A. O. Stan- former Governor #nd United States ator from Kentucky, dn an address terday on individual business and 1 iative before - the -National Metal Trades Assoclation, sald interference with the natural laws of mdnfilry by | legislators was as deadly as & “quack doetor fooling with the physical body.” “It is beyond my ken,” he said, “why mdn who would not aitempt to repair the simplest mechanism without same krbwledge of machinery, with absolute asdurance attempt regonstruct vast industrial enterpirses braad as a continent upon whose health and_ strength rest not only the pras- ;;ex&v of the people, but the personal| nes of capable men who bave given | their lives to upbuilding those indus- | tries.” J. G. Benedict, Waynesboro, Pa., t! resident, said he believed there neve ad been a time in history when em- ployers went to such lengths to keep their workmen on pay rolls. He said he felt that laborers as a group recog- nized that fact and that the result was the country passed through the depres- sion with relatively few labor difficul- ties. Only one strike originated wit & plant of any motor association. MANY ASK VATICAN JOB Pope's Noble Guard Membership Open to Italian Nobility. VATICAN CITY (NANA)—Tt is easier than it was, though still by no means easy, (o gain admission to the Pope's Noble Guard. Candidates were at one time required to belong to the nobility of what used to be the papal states before 1859, but the concordat betwen Italy and the Vatican changed all that, and membership of the Noble Guard will now be open to members of the nobility of any part of Italy. For the nine vacancies this year there have been an overwheiming number of applicants, but as there will be nine more vacancies in the course of the next year or s0, 18 candidates carn be chosen, nine to be classed as “aspirants” and to await promotion to full membership as va- cancies occur. (Copyright, 1031, by the North American aper Allfancy S India's Great Industry. The jute industry of India is almost, it not quite, ds important as its cotton, and it is founded upon the discovery, somewhat less than 100 years ago, of 8 Dundee flax spinner named Edwards. He discovered that jute, which is prin- eipally used in.the manufacture of sacking and bags, could be spun into a heavy yarn after batching with whale oil. Today, India is producing 12,000,- 000 bales of jute anmually—the most important section cf her fiber crop. Although cotton is cultivated over an area of some 26,000,000 acres, its value is approximately the same as that of the jute crop from 3.500,000 acres. Half of the jute production is kept in India, {‘mng employment te 400,000 opera- ves. The value of Edwards’ discovery can be seen in the fact that jute occupies only 1 per cent of the total cultiva- tion in Indis. Yet it is worth about $200,000,000. Memorial to Burns' Mother. Plans for a memorial to the mother of Robrrt Burns are being made in &5 Dace Ao memorial at Pro| [2) Amem: 2 Grants “near Hfi , Where she, her son Gilbert, and other mem- bers of the family lived and died. The cottage in which they resided disap- peared musny ago, and the me- m’m;l:l may the form of a replica of For Sale for Cash To close an estate Investment property south- west corner 22nd & D Sts. 67 Ft. by 137 Ft. to Alley-— Containing 9,200 Sq. Ft. Particularly convenient to pres- ent Government buildings snd lpwpmed War and Navy Build- ings. As in the plan for the new War and Navy Bufidings, the present apartment houses within this area will probably be re- moved, this would be & most ad- vantageous site for apartment house for employes of this lo- cality. ‘This property has on it small well rented houses which b: in a fair return This property is assessed for $25,000. _As it must be sold quick- ly, it affords an opportunity to secure a very valuable plot con- siderably under its real value, Acceptance of offers are sub- ject to approval of court. For further information, phone or address D. E. Stephan, at- t or heirs, 1104 Vermont aver North 3701 or Adams 10462 “IDon’tFeel Just Right, Doc” (The Common Way of Describing Acidity) ot 1're not sick, not well. Your gth and physically Oxoids. developed v a tamous, 100-yes pharmaceutical house, correct acid- ity in the right way! Upon contact with the acid in the stomach, Mag- nesia Oxolds generate nascent, or active ogygen. 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