Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1932, Page 12

AGRICULTURE BILL the big supply measures to reach the final stage of action. ferees, said the group had accepted in | most instances the lower figure for Senator McNary, Republican, Ore- | vision limiting to $750 the gon, chairman of the senatorial con- | mobiles used by the department. | each item, whether proposed by the| wcNary said they had agreed upon | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, |y, s, o, B! NEW.RED LIGHT MADE OF VAPORIZED ZINC Reappropriation Made. | House or Senate, and a number of | the reappropriation of $10,000,000 al- SIS, Senate and House CONferees| ,cement was reached on the $i.- Agree Generally on Lower plant disease control. Grasshopper Fund Approrved. 1 450,000 grasshopper eradication funds | inserted by the Senate, and the $1,000,- | Chicago fair. The House provision | that no vacant jobs be filled in 1932 stricken out by the Senate, | amendments by Senator McKellar, | | Democrat, Tennessee, cutting funds for | | 'this was not an additional appro- | priation. 000 for Federal participation in the|go'the Forestry Service appropriation serted, with the condition they | ready authorized for setting up the Agricultural Credit _Corporation ap- proved by Congress March 5. Appro- priations Committee clerks . explained The McKellar amendment involves reduction of approximately $800.000, was cut to $12,383,000 from the $12,- 501,000 approved by the Senate, against 12,313,000 voted by the House. ;Invention Displayed at Meeting of Illuminating Engineers’ Society in Detroit. | By the Associated Press, | DETROIT, Mich, April 6—A new| | kind of red electric arc light made with vaporized zinc was shown for the first | ime here Monday night at a meeting of D. C., WEDNESDAY, Jecture by Dr. Harvey C. Rentschler, director of research of the Westinghouse Lamp Co. No rays whatever, except red, are produced by the zinc, Dr. Rentschler said. Such monochromatic light, he added, may some day become useful commercially for some of the sorting work done by photo-electric cells. “For example,” he said, “if you wish to sort automatically bright red apples from green, it would be far better to use red light rather than white light due to the greater contrast. Green apples v 7] are | Jould appear black under the ZInC 8IC| L\ ociateq press light and the ripe ones would appear & vivid red. The same would be true in | sorting green from ripe or red cherries. “A still more definite problem would be in connection with certain blood APRIL 6, 1932. - SIR RENNELL RODD QUITS PARLIAMENT Distingunished Statesman Served on Board to Promote U. §. and Venezuela Unit. LONDON, April 6.—Sir Rennell Rodd, Conservative member of the House of Commons, announced his retirement | old. He began his long diplomatic and political career in 1883, when he was appointed an attache in the diplomatic service. From that date to 1920 Sir Rennell was in the diplomatic corps m various capi- tals of Europe, but probably was most widely known as the British Ambassa- dor to Italy from 1908 to 1919. After 1920 he became the British delegate to the League of Nations and served in various extra diplomatic ca- pacities, among which was as American non-national member of the Perma- nent International Commission for Ad- vancement of Peace Between the United States and Venezuela. Sir Rennell wrote a life of Prederick, Emperor and Crown Prince of Germany and of Sir Walter Raleigh. He also ERUPTION IN DAKOTA LAID TO GAS POCKETS Tons of Rock Blown Away by Sud- den Blast in Black Butte, Once Landmark. By the Associated Press. BISMARCK, N. Dak., April 6.—Black Buite, the “bad boy” of North Dakota buttes, has erupted again. Several tons of rock emitted from the immense hill lay at the bottom of the butte yesterday after an explosion which was heard for many miles, ms:ml«lesls advanced the theory that eruption was caused by gas pockets “We have turned the most dificult R (i TR | in_underground recesses of the butte. corner,” he said, “and I feel that the | Ninety-nine-year-old Anitde Battau,| Black Butte, one of the largest in the country is safe and that its destinies | Of Chambray. has just received his| State, once served as a guide and land- analyses. ‘This point of using practical | [0 8ctive politics yesterday after a | wrote poetry. t Prohibitions against expenditures of | the Tjluminating Engineering Society. distinguished career. road funds where convict '"""’t““““' The hot zinc vapor acts as the nega- | monochromatic light for automatic . se 3 be used were modified to exempt Pris-| i electrical pole in this lamp. Its operation with photo-cells, I believe, has be- ?V:J‘r(r’fr‘:;;n:;r;&c:;;?éxs;y “o(;mscngo‘:;: | oners on parole or probation. | advantage lies in lowering the resistance | been badly overlooked, ] he Sen e yesterday. | work . [ . [ which characterizes the ordinary “cold” | T am not sure bt that the zine are | L\ e moc: capabie nands. | “War cara from the French Was ofice | oy’ focSoried 5 & guide and land- _— g e 000000 as| The House conferees agreed to a Sen-| Fourteen per cent of the population | electrodes. i | might, be used for sl{unal;nrk."slso for | e intimating that he might soon be called | Badlands, It is in the southwi ?s:;nzhbv“ (]lfrlflm« e, i t‘]\r first of ate amendment striking out the House|of South Carolina is classed as illiterate. | The lamp was exhibited during a | flood-lighting of certain fields. | _Sir (James) Rennell Rodd is 73 years | for military service, Isection of the State near B ""_"‘ filled individually or in groups if authorized I writing by the OLIE Foundations ERE’S an event eminently worthy of flying under our 36th Anniversary banner! Fere are brand new foundations specially made for us and spe- cially priced for you way below their present value! (orset Dept.. 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