New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 7, 1928, Page 6

LIGHT EXPERTS T0 | definitely allocated as the asphalt |groupe, it was called “uintalte.” It was not until the turn of the Will Gonsider Latest Practical and Scieatilic Developments ‘Waghington, Sept. 7. UP—Experts b on illumination from the leading na- tions of the world will spend most of next month in the United States, considering the latest practical and acientific developments in their ficld. Organized as an international il- Jumination congress, under the aus- pices of the United States national The substance was discovered om Uintah Indian reservations around 1cim war times and was at first be- lieved to be a sort of coal. When century that Samuel H. Gilson, after years of effort, developed a market | for the substance. For many years | nis etforts were generally regarded as wasted and the substance became jocularly known as “gilsonite,” the {name which it has retained and by | which it is now known throughout e world, onite is particularly valuable | in the manufacture of varnish. Al- though it lacks any elastic proper- ties, it makes a varnish of remark- clasticity, and a piece of tin coated wtih good gilsonite varnish | may be bent repeatedly crowds attendud the 8portive, show, at which “male mannequius,” an innovation of the season, added more than usual interest. Femmine bathing costumes characterized by an almost general NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1928 LARGE CROWDS AT | DEAUVILLE SHOW Diagonal Designs Shown in Feminine Bathing Suits 7.~ —Great recent “Ele- fashion Sept. annual were without | | {breaking the coating. Gilsonite occut homogencous mass, the surface. The surface ore, commttee of the international com- mission on illumination and the 11- luminating Enginecring socicty, they will assemble about September 3 in New York from various parts of America, Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Great Britain, Holland, 1taly, Japan and Switzerland. After a tour which will e them to observe lighting practices | Chicago. in New York and vicinity, Boston, | N. Marrs, Washington, Cleveland, = Detroit, dent Chicago, Niagara Fa Toronto and, it possible, other cities they will | the organ attend the annual meeting of# the behalf of ru engineering society at Toronto, Sep- | Throuzhout tember 17-20, and sessions of the in- said, the organ how secondary in quality. Rural Life Aid Pledged —AP)—Mrs, ‘Texas, new pro Sept, Austi of the ation in veins in a solid, | outcropping at ever, contains foreign matter and is By Head of School Group National Congress of Parents and Teachers, has pledged new efforts in : coming year, she will intensi- fondness for diagonal designs, | Trunks of a single color with dia- mond shaped motifs on the jersey were featured by several important houses. They were much more sub- dud than masculine bathing attire. The show opened with a presen- | tation ot two mannequins in bath- |ing attire from Panl Poiret. Their umbrellas formed an ensemble of color and design. Models from Patou were conspicuous by their se- vere simplicity and were given en- thusiastic applause. Short woolen tights predominat- ed for beach wear. Sport dNs®s trom Beer, Worth and Lucien Le- long followed. Other exhibitors costumes, bathing capes and. beach | ternatlonal commission at Saranac, September A number of important tcchnica Iy its efforts to “have a part in the | development of rural life in sveh of the open country such opportu- | were Phillipe and Gaston.and Pre- a way as to provide for all children | Met. | search Council of The chief impression throughout was one of marked simplicity, Fou- jita, the Japanese artist, designed his own costume and that of Mme. Bertes, wife of Don Bertes, well known fellow artist. Their cos- tumes matched and conajsted of white satin jerseys with white flan- nel trunka. The male mannequins were well known Paris astage personalities. U. S. Geodetic Head At London Congress London, 8ept. 7.—M—Colonel E. Lester Jones, director of the coast and gaodetic survey of the United Stetes department of commerce, 18 taking an active part in the dis- cussions of the International Geo- graphic Congress at the series of meetings here and at Cambridge. He is attending sessions as a delegate from the National Re- the United Statee, his papers dealing with ge- ographic boundaries, the geograph- ic importance of coastal surveys and geodetic surveys in North America. One of the most important inter- national problems befors the com- gress is the advancement of the preparation of & map of the world by standard and uniform methods, with each mnation covering its own territory. The plan, as projected about 10 years ago, calls for a com- plete series of maps drawn to a scale which represents every mil- lion inches with one Inch, READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS WAR PLANES MAY BEPANTED OLIVE s For Parpose of Escaping Detec- tion From Searchlights Washington, Scpt. (P—To es- cape detection by enemy search- lights, army airplanes for use in war probably will be colored olive drab, The peacetime planes are painted orange to give them greater visibility. b The army air corps is conducting experiments to determine a suits commanders that in future search- light exercises the planes be tem- porarily covered with war paint, the conventional olive drab, minus varnish. = — DURANT ON SCREEN Philosopher to Present His Subject via “Tulkies” North Adams, Mass, Bept. 7. (U.P.)—Will Durant plans to teach people the subject of philosophy through the medium of the talking movie, On a visit to his former home here, the author disclosed that he is now negotiating with a moving picturé firm to “do philosophy for the talkies.* His general idea is that he shall write a history of several great philosophers, each of which he will deliver as a lecture. able coloring for planes which will tend to minimize the reflection of searchlight rays. In the aerial game of hide and scck, the skill of the searchlight operator against the dodging ability of the pilot, With few color was ‘strated its high visibility in times of sirable in preventing the air and in exceptions the army alrplanes are painted in two colors, the wings a bright orange and the fuselage an olive drab, The orange adopted several years ago after experiments had demon- visibility. locating planes which have forced landings. the story of his voice synchronized. Durant has just is matched cut down to reading phy of Life.” This peace is de- collisions in Vernon, Tex., lecting bird eggs when The film, he declare, would open with Durant in the role of a lec- | turer after which ft would . pick up | the philosopher with completed “A Story of Civilization” which he must Spring he will publish a “Philoso- AN EGGS-PERT COLLECTOR Bept, 7.—(UP)— R. L. Moore of Vernon began col- boy more than 40 ycars ago. day he has a collection of Instructions now have been is- sued to corps area and department eggs laid by 600 species of birds, ranging from canary to ostrich. and sclentific papers are to be read at the Toronto convention, which will be the society’s sccond meeting | in Canada in 22 years. At the anac meeting the commission ill consider such world-wide problems as automobile headlights, glare, lighting for aviation, home, school, factory, street and show window | lighting, daylight illumination and the status of lighting education. UTAH MOUNTAINS VIELD GILSONITE Used in Manufacture of Varnish, Paints, Ink and Buttons Salt Lake City, Sept. 7.—(®—The mountains of Utah yield an odd and | OLD-FASH- peculiar mineral, mined nowhere | else in the world. 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