Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1931, Page 6

A& HAWES FORECASTS PHILIPPINE CHANGE Misssusi Senator Says Time #as Come to End Uncertain- ty in Islands. R | | By Cable to The Star. MANILA, P. I. July 23.—Two St.| is politicians of rival parties made ront-page news in Manila today. Senator Harry B. Hawes of Missouri ntinued his mischievous jibes at the | &’epuhn«n\'\s‘ Philippine Eolicy. and told E'ae Rotarian Congress here that Con- ess had not made an organic law for e Philippines since 1916, but the “time has_come for a change.” i “* think a change will be effected,” | Senstor Hawes said, “bscause every one | aglees the uncertainty should end.” Pilipinos applauded more than Ameri- ens; the latter, chiefly bu: ut , which without precedent. | Filipinos are discussing a seperate Rotary Club to “foster better relations | among Filipino business men and to help their business actiyities.” | Gov. Gen. Dwight Fyavis—also a native of St. Louis— evealed the vecelpt of an invit: from Gus Clarcy, one of his old corporals ard | now owner of a stable of boxers in | Dewvit, Mich., for Gov. Davis to visit Detroit during the American Legion | Convention in_Scptember. Mr. Davis admits Mr. Clancy’s letter, together with a formal invitation 'from the | Leglon, pulls the heartstrings of a lonly man filling what is considered | here to be a lonely, thankless post, | but says he could not possibly attend. | (Copyright, 19311 — . Fruits Reduced to Powder. | A German scientist has devised a | rapid method of reducing various fruits to powder form in a very short time withcut the use of heat or cold and witeiout sacrificing the flavor of the fruit. The process is just being intro- | duced and has been heartily received | by those wha have had the opportunity | of testing it. FOR YOUR FAMILY’S THE =2VENING NEW HEAKS FOURD TOISOLATEGERNS Bacteria Made Visible to! Study by Medics—Doctors Term It Revolutionary. Will Be Flyer FORMER BOY KING TO ENTER AVIATION SCHOOL. By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, Ill, July 23—The discov- ery of a new method of isolating bac- | teria, which heretofore have remained | invisible, announced by Dr. Arthur I. | Kendall, professor of bacteriology at Nothwestern University, was halled to- day by his colleagues as an important victory in the fight of science against disease. Some of Dr. Kendall's associates de- scribed the discovery, revealed by Dr. Kendall in a lecture last night, as the nfim important victory in the isolation olbacteria since the discoveries of Louis | Pasteru. They said it probably would |cxact knowledge of such diseases as PRINCE MICHAEL. VIENNA, July 22 (#).—Reports from | Bucharest today sald King Carol had ordered the minister of war to admit Crown Prince Michael to the Armv | Air School to begin a course in avia- | ticn immediately. | ACTRESS ENDS CAREER | open the way for a more thorough and|. STAR, WASHINGTON, influenza, rheumatism, infantile paral- ysis and sleeping sickness. Although the scientist's experiments have thus farsbeen limited, he postu- lated’ in the summary of his lecture that a majority, if not all, know c- teria, ‘were subject to the new method of isolation. Briofly, the discovery was described as the development of culture media which will change bacteria from in- visible to visible form. The essential ingredient, he said, was a small in- testine of man, swine, dog or rabbit, chemically treated. He is now pre- paring a second paper so that its manu- facture and testing will be possible in other laboratories. Dr. Kendall's announcement, before a group of scientists, was lowed by prolonged applause. Dr. E ward C. Rosenow, head of the bacter ology Research Division of the May Clinie, at Rochester, Minn., Irving S. Cutter, dean of the faculty of medicine at Northwestern, lauded Dr. Kendall's discovery as almost as revolutionary as that of Pasteur. Dr. Kendall is 5¢ years old and has been a member of the staff of the Northwestern Medical School since 1910. The experiments which resulted in his discovery have been conducted for a year with rabbits and with patients at the Passavant and Evanston Hospitals who were suffering from typical dis- eases. Mustard gas was first made known to ‘the world in 1854 by the chemist, Richie, Irene Delroy, Recovering From In- juries, Says She is Through. MONTREAL, Quebec, July 23 (A.— Irene Delroy, inging star of “Fol- low Thru” never again will appear on either stage or screen. 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