Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1933, Page 27

STAPSTONE TRACED[ =2k s _ BY ROCK EVOLUTION Geologists Find Pyroxenite, Hs “Grandfather,” Is Valuable Clue. By the Assoclated Press. ITHACA, N. Y., April 20.—The way to prospect for a deposit of or soapstone is to hunt for s “grand- father,” the igneous rock, pyroxenite. This use of evolution in rocks, & new scientific method of prospecting, is timely for the development of natural resources advocated by President Roosevelt. How the soapstone is born as one of & numerous progeny of rocks from volcanic action, and how its “family” leaves telltale earmarks indicating ‘where the valuable talc or -soapstone is likely to be found, is described by J. D. Burfoot, jr., Cornell University geologist. Developed in Virginia. This method was developed for the ‘Virginia Geological , for pros- pecting in that State. Virginia - Semes the largest tone de) in = The treads, table tops and acid and fire re- sisting utensils. Geological study of volcanic action shows that at certain places in the earth’s crust, there were cast up masses of pyroxenite, a rock with a Greek Dame, meaning “stranger to fire.”* The pame is a misnomer, given when it was the ved that pyrozenite was a m“wmch S instead of being ' preduct of the ea s cf | eooling molten roc? . Burfoot’s theory, minerais rose with the | best| tale Democratic Leader of Senate to Go to New York for Lunch- administration ‘program is_ex- to be the subject; of Senater Rob- address. trip because it wo have conflicted with his conversations here with Prime Minister MacDonsld and Eduoard Her- riot of France. MEANS AND “FOX” - ASK CONTINUANCE Request Five More Days to File Motions on Charges of $35,000 Larceny F’:m Mrs. McLean. Gaston B. Means and Norman T. ‘Whitaker, charged with the larceny of $35,000 from /Mrs. Evalyn Wash Mo~ Lean, asked Tor s continuance of five days In which to flle motions when ar- |§ raigned yesterday before Justice James { M. Proctor in District Supreme Court. Joseph Twrco, counsel for Whitaker, who was idéntified as “The Fox” during the negotistions with Mrs. McLean for of the Lindbergh baby, lted in the return of the in- dictment, announced his client would be ready 1o go to trial on May 3. United States Afitorney Leo A. Rover said the Governngent would be ready at that n. | time. itensely hot, soaking $hroug! acted as s particularly a3 the flow continued through various Means the money to of cooling. Thus the pyroxenite | was chan; mineral, black or gray-green in color. Various Stages Passed. The amphibole in turn was con- Verted into talc or, where other min- amphibol ehanged into serpentine, the green stone often used in soda fountains and | common in some of the older houses in the city of Washington. Still an- other evolutionary process transformed h the newly formed pyroxenite, | JATceny of $104,000 chemical Means was convicted last year of the from Mrs. McLean. She teatiffed at the trial that she gave ransom the Lind- bergh baby. He was charged with con- d to amphibole, & common | Yerting it to his own use. Means, who has ty:en in the District Jail since his conv'ction, had grown a full béard when he eppeared in the court room. WALL ADDRESS AD MEN Amelia Earhart and Lewis Douglas to Speak at Dinner. NEW YORK., April 20 ().—Amelia .rhart and Lewis W. Douglas, United tates director of the budget, will be | ¥mong the speakers at the annual din- the amphibole sometimes into the green | Nier of the Bureau of Advertising next minera] chlorite and sometimes, on the ;"Thursday at the Waldor{-. earth’s surface, into commen clay. Because the formation of talc mawne is so dependent upon wate: prospectors cannot predict the | g:‘ne of flow of long extl ‘waters, | e minerals are among the mow.| difficult to _ngroepect for or to uumng in size. e presence of its “gral father,” pyroxenite, is one of the reliable signs of a good place to pry DAISY DE VOE TO GO FREEE} Former BSecretary of Clara Bow Ends Term at Los Angeles. LOS ANGELES, A 20 (Pp—De- | spite two periods of lom, SMiperior | Judge William C. Doran ruled .yester- day that an 18-month term has been technically completed by Daisy Ie Voe, former secretary of Clara Bow, tress, and $825 from f Miss Bow to buy a fur coat. Do as yo . The dinner is held in connection with the annual convention of the American Newspaper Publishers’ Association. Charles F. Kettering, vice grns&dent of the General Motors Corpol , also will speak. Edwin S. Priendly, business manager of the New York Sun, will call the meeting to order, and Frank E. 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