Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1931, Page 35

MORE CITIES HALT TOBAGCD AUCTIONS Pther Kentucky Markets Fol- | low Example of Hender- " son and Owenshoro. B the Associated Press LOUISVILLE, Ky. December 3 Followinz the lead of Henderson and Owenshoro Kentucky dark to- bacco markets have postponed auctions until next week with the exception of Franklin, Ky. where farmers did not ®xpress open dissatisfaction with prices Sales were literally “howled down" by farmers at Owensboro Tuesday and at Henderson yesterday, forcing ware- housemen to stop the auctions. In both Eities the growers and boards of trade gdecided to conduct no more sales until Monday. i Prices Cut in Half. ' Dark leaf prices at both Owensboro d Henderson averaged between $4 nd $4.50 & hundred pounds before sales ere halted, as compared to averages of 8 and $9 at last years opening. At anklin, where 136,000 pounds were gold yesterday at an average of $4.43 a hundred, many rejections were reported but auctions were not stopped At Madisonville, where ere sched t today ouse managers d to Bales until next T as a result of developments wensboro and Henderson. Hopl w t be- ales until next week. and Mayfield wait until after Hopkinsville has pened auctions ware- postpone Other dark leaf marts plan nings next week | Burley Sales Open Monday. Sales of burley, grown in Central y, will begin at Lexington other markets opening the 3 Burley ordinarily sells at ouble the price of dark tobacco, grown ‘Western Kentucky. A committee of burley growers at ington yesterday approved & co- perative marketing contract but will | ot seek signers until assurance is given | mough tobacco can be pledged to make effective. Meanwhile dark _leaf owers will confer with Federal Farm ard officials and consider a pool for ‘estern Kentucky. . Although fishing in the North Sea fras heavier this year than ever before hermen report that the more fish ken out the bigger grow those which re left, making the fishing grounds tter ever: o6% % 4% 6% 4% 6% % <% «% o% <% CAXEXEXEXE XX I X I XTI NI XX BOX PAPER English Vellum 24 Folded Sheets and 24 Fancy-lined Envelopes Regular 50c Values SPECIAL at Fancy Backs Bridge Size R 3 " Regularly Priced at 50c—Now / oo o% X XD X0 222 718 13th St. N.W. 90-0% o% 4% % % % ¥ K@ XS XEXIXTXININ LANSB @ % o 4% Oo.e%. % P00 o iredesdrairdoiosdradoadrdoidedtas 3 ¥ \__SAUCE / Today VISIT OUR GIFT and HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT—Second Floor COMPANY STATIONERY STORES B0 % <% 4% oo B0 % o% % ot edeadealieafadeadsadesfecfeatsatratefedfeels By the Associated Press When you eat amid a lot of noise it will be helpful if you partake of sweet foods that stimulate digestion So members of the Acoustical Society of America meeting here were informed | yesterday by Dr. Donald H. Laird, di- rector of the Colgate University Psycho- logical Laboratory at Hamilton. N. Y For if vou eat in noisy places, he said, you get indigestion. ~Noise slows down ‘the flow of gastric juice in your stomach and saliva in your mouth Efféct Is Measured. | Just how much different noises af- | fect these secretions was measured by | Dr. Laird and his staff ‘ h"Dux\na & period of relative quiet the normal volume of saliva secreted from one of the saliva ducts in the mouth averaged .41 of & cubic centi- | | meter every five minutes for all the ex- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINC TON, D. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1931. 'DIGESTION, JADED BY NOISE, ' NEEDS SWEET S, DOCTOR FINDS Noimsl Flsw of Silion Mok ladiib ks Clatter of Great Cities, Acoustical Society Told. perimental subjects.” he said. “The marked inhibiting effect of noise upon this secretion for various intensities of sound is as follows for the same subjects length of time: Quiet conversation re- duced the secretion to .34 cubic centi- meter, moderate restaurant clatter to 29, the noise of Fifth avenue and For- ty-third street, New York, .23, and loud radio or subway noise to 21 cubic centimeter. Saliva Flow Reduced. “The noise intensity of 60 decibels (that of Fifth avenue and Forty-third street) cuts down the normal secretion of saliva by about 40 per cent. “It is not just the boiler factory din or the subway roar that produce these inhibiting effects,” he "added, ‘“but noises by which most of us are bom- barded.” \WEATHER FOUND THROUGHOUT 1,200 YEARS| Farm Experts Say 1°30-31 Drought Was Worst in| ABOUT SAME Decades, but cn Whole Changes Are Slight. By the Associated Press. | CHICAGO, December 3.—A group of agricultural experts has come to the | | conclusion that the long dry spells, the | | cold Winters and hot Summers, which | some members of the older generation frequently talk about, were no drier, | colder or hotter than similar seasons today In fact, they found that the drought of 1930-31 was the worst in a number of decades, and that the weather in general, despite annual fluctuations, has not changed materially in North | America in the past 1,200 years. 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The| Akron may be the world's largest dirigi- ble, but to its designer it's just an aerial midget compared to the s.z» of an air- chip he has found can be built with the utmost,_safety on Mhe same principle. Dr. Karl Arnstein, vice president and chief engineer of the Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation, under whose direction the | Akron was constructed, revealed before he sailed for Germany today that his studies show a ship three times as large could be constructed without any sac- rifice of efficiency. “In fact,” he said, “the bigger they are the better they fly.” Plans Ocean Service. Dr. Arnstein, who designed more than 70 of Germany's war-time Zeppelins | before joining the American company, | explained that during his trip_abroad | he will confer with Dr. Hugo Eckener | about the long-contemplated plans for a regular transatlantic and transpacific airship service He said that although studies have shown that dirigibles can be built larger he does not believe that the im- mediate future vill require a type of ship for passenger service larger than 10,000,000 cubic feet. The Akron's size is about 6,500,000 | cubic feet While in Germany, he said, he will watch progress on the German Zeppe- lin Co’s newest airship, the Lz-129, which will be even larger than the Akron. It was designed as a transat- lantic air liner. Opening Due Within Year. While Dr. Arnstein declined to dis- cuss any plans the Goodyear Co. may have for construction of a glant com- mercial passenger ship he admitted | that such a dirigible will eventually be built_here. “With the development of & standard type of large dirizible with a capacity of 80 to 100 passengers, we should be le to opera ect, of these ships at ean liner ra Dr. Armnstein said he expected that | transatlantic airship service will be be- gun between tne United States and Europe during the next year. He said that for transpacific service routes between Los Angeles or San Francisco and Hawail have been studied as a preliminary step. Scottish Stag Season (;ood. Stag hunters in Scotland report that this season has been one of the pest there in many years. The deer have been in exceptionally good condition, many weighing more than 250 pounds. Sir Tan Walker and his guests bagged 50 stags within a few days in Glenavon deer forest near Tomintoul. 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