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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. FRIDAY. JANUARY 1, 1937 10 Kidnaped Boy's Home and Frantic Father and Mother The Smithsonian Institution reported an "eye," which can read the amount of gas of any kind In th air. The new detector will see almost Instantly on part of carbon dioxide In a million part of air. APPEALS REE UPHOLDS LAW WEATHER TOLD BY NEW DEVICE USING BALLOON wmjmx University, and newly elected president of th American Association for th Advancement of Science.

Mathematically, he said. It is conceivable that atoms ar made of two perfect fluids one of them positive electricity the other negative electricity. The two ar able to mix perfectly, when undisturbed, he said. When anything disturbs the mixture, like beat, the fluids become trubulent. This would account for atom giving off light and for the known change in their electrical effects.

The idea, Doctor Blrkoff said, is wholly mathematical. No experiments have been made to prove it II II I I 1 Sin tVk stasa, aM 1 JTD II AIL and less ff I 1 of our entirz stock of new winter ATT I "EVERY COAT IS BRAND NEW" See Page 21 0LL'S ft HE were I that were 4.98 S.98 and 7.50 ON LOVE BALM State Court Backs Measure Which Bans Actions CT A New- York Stat law tunning breach of promlM a ilu held constitutional yes terday by th atate highest liitunal. In ruling on the so-called antl-haart balm law, tha Court of Appeal! did not on tha sections banning suit tor seduction and alienation of affection. Tha dedal on was unanimous. In an opinion written by A mo-elate Judge Irving G.

Hubba, tha Court aaid: "We ar convinced that the legislature In paaaing th atatuta acted within lt constitutional power to regulate the marriage re-tatlon for tha publto welfare. Re-luting that tha atatuta ai a whole present other constitutional ques-tlone, we confine our dcclaton to tha facta presented In this case." Derision Affirmed Tha Court'a ruling affirmed a decision by th Appellate Division, First Department, dismissing a 125,000 breach of promise suit brought by Catherine Fearon, New York City nurae, agalnet Charles Treanor, widower, alio of New York City. In her ault, Mia Fearon charged Treanor promised In March, 1935. to marry her but refused to do so in September. She said ah bad given up her Job at his request, boo phi a trousseau and made arrangements for a church wedding.

In arguing th case, attorneys for both sides referred to similar laws In Indiana and Illinois and laws pending in Ohio, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Taxaa and Wlseoneln. Cltaa Legislature's Aim Robert J. Ktuslmmons, attorney lor Treanor, said this was clear evidence that "certain evils existed which our legislature and th legislatures of numerous other ctates hav recognized and sought methods of eliminating." Representing Mis Fearon, Joseph 8. Robinson argued tbat the law violated th principle of common law as defined by th state Constitution. "A promise to marry jjlvea rise to certain legal rights and the taking away of the remedy for enforcement of those rights is depriving on of his liberty and property without due process of law," he said.

ENGLAND WARS ON INFLUENZA London t-fl1) An increasing number of influenza cases In England caused grave concern in medical circles yesterday. The disease was reported spreading here and on the Continent after sweeping across the Rhineland, where it caused numerous deaths. While the present cases are described as "mild," physicians and health officers instructed their patients to take the disorder seriously and exercise precautions to prevent an epidemic. In London, doctors were working long hours treating victims. Some reported as many as six ill members In one family; Forty-six nurses one-tenth of the entire staff were confined to wards in St, Bartholomew's Hospital.

Instrument Shown At Science Rally Aids Forecasts Btorm areas that have hovered like hawks in the strathosphere, unseen by weather forecasters and upsetting their predictions, ar detected by new instruments described yesterday to the American Association for the Advancement of Science. The instruments are "radio tattlers," sent up in toy balloons mora than 10 miles to radio back automatic weather reports. Th United States, Russia and other nations have been developing them for several years. The "last word" the one which the U. S.

Weather Bureau is ready to put to practical use was shown at Atlantic City for the first time. It Is so simple it was described as a "rag and a hank of hair" plus apparatus costing less than $10. Developed by V. 8. Balloon and all, the little thin); weighs not more than one pound.

It was developed by the U. a. Bureau of Standards and was explained by L. F. Curtiss of Washington.

Education of school children in knowledge of cancer was proposed by Dr. Clarence Cook Little, managing director of the American Society for the Control of Cancer. The knowledge he said would remove fear of cancer, would bring to many persons a realization that they are wrong In believing that cancer cannot be cured, and aid in cures by bringing the growth to earlier treatment. Atoms Believed 3 Fluids A new model of atoms, which makes them simply electrical fluids, was proposed by Dr. Q.

D. Birkhoff, dean of mathematics at Harvard The new Acousticon is a product of thirty-four years of study of the problems of the deaf. It may be selected to fit within the ear itself (air conduction), or to snuggle out of sight behind the ear (bone conduction). A free test, given daily at Bauseh's, will determine which type best suits your own particular case. Resolve right now, to stop in tomorrow at E.

E. Bausch Son 61 East Avenue, and try the new Acousticon. There is not the slightest obligation for this service, and If you are unable to visit Bauseh's, telephone or write and a representative of Bauseh's Home Service will call on you at your convenience. Advertisement. exm Imagine! All our winter hats now marked down to 'j price! and less! Felts, velvets, The luxurious Taooma, home from which Charles Matt-son, 10, was kidnaped Sunday night is Been above, with the latest picture of the boy's mother, Mrs.

W. W. Mattson, at right. Below the victim's father, a prominent surgeon, is seen as he rode to his office to confer with police. AP Photo.

velours, fur and fur trimmed styles at savings unusual this time of the season. Buy now while stocks are complete. Natural Hearing Restored With Acousticon at Bausch 's HATS I HATS HATS 4 Children Share Kahn Estate Appraised at Near $4,000,000 New York (AP) Otto II. Kahn, internationally fnranus banker who controlled hundreds 61 millions of dollars in his lifetime, left a net estate of less than $1,000,000. DOOM UPHELD FOR 3 SLAYERS Albany UP) Death aentenca was upheld by tha uourt or Appeals yesterday for three convicted murderers and a new trial ordered for a fourth, In lis final meeting of tha year, the court affirmed conviction of Alfred E.

Volokmann, 21, Henry M. Stevens, 19, and Charles A. W-terbury, 20, and ordered a new trial for William Crum, 28. Volekmann was convicted of slaying Helen Glenn, 9-year-old daughter of a Greenville clergyman, June 26, 1935. Stevens and Waterbury were convicted of shooting 78-year-old Charles Salisbury, chairman of the hoard of directors of th First National Bank of Lacona during an attempted holdup last May 7, Crum was convicted of the murder of Grover Nlelson at Walden two years aeo.

Nlelson was shot during a holdup of a filling station he operated. The Court also: Turned down the Italian government's attempt to collect more than $100,000 from the International Committee of the Young Men's Christian Association for transportation of cigarets from New York City for Italian soldiers during the World War. 85 HOWELL Cor. MONROE a K. Clinton East Ave.

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If you ar deaf, or suffer hard-of-hearlng, begin the New Year with a trip to Bauseh's, 61 East Avenue, store to try for yourself the new Silver Seal Acousticon a scientific instrument that has unobtrusively eliminated hundreds of cases of partial or apparent total deafness. A transfer tax appraisal filed yes terday showed the banker, who died Mar. 29, 1934, left a gross estate of $6,382,006, which was reduced principally by debts of to a net' of $3,970,869. Generous in hi support of charitable organizations during his lifetime. Kahn made no charitable bequests In his will.

Neither was provision made for his widow, Mrs. Addle W. Kahn, the banker explaining adequate provision had been made for her before his death. Kahn's four children were the principal beneficiaries of the estate. Gilbert W.

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In addition there were 300 shares of Metropolitan Opera and real estate company certificates of deposit, valued at $30,000. Kahn was a leading patron of the arts and a strong supporter of the opera company which he served as president and chairman of the board. Many embryo artists were aided in their musical careers by the banker who was a leader in the movement to foster the development of American opera. His collection of paintings Included several world-famous masterpieces. Financed Government At the height of his career as one of the world's leading financiers, Kahn disclosed with some amusement that the late James A.

Stillman one warned him that if he wanted to "get on" in busi ness he had better not "monkey with art." As head of the banking house of Kahn, Loeb the German-born banker financed governments and Industry throughout the world. Th estate of the late John Wan-amaker was reported Insolvent yesterday by the ancillary administratrix, Elizabeth Peltz Hamilton, formerly Elizabeth Peltz Wana-maker. In asking Burrogat James A. Foley permission to dispose of Wanamakers library, Mrs. Hamilton estimated the assets of the es tate at from $75,000 to $85,000 but said claims totaling $303,205 had been filed in New York and $22,000 In Pennsylvania.

Argentina Buys US. Oil Interest Buenos Aire (JP) A contract for sale of th Interests In Argentina of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey was signed her yesterday. It provided that the Argentine Government's oil company shall pay the American concern approximately 140,000,000 pesos (about Signed by F. C. Schulta on behalf of th Standard OU Company and Rlcardo Silveyra, head of th government oil company, th agreement provided that mixed committee shall fix th exact price, with the maximum set at 000 peso.

Standard Oil' sal of Ita properties, well, filling stations and oil stocks will remove from Argentina th largest private foreign company hitherto In business her. It also make th Argentina uov-ernment th largest operator in th oil business In this country. Mrs. Hewitt Cleared Of Fugitive Charge Jersey City. N.

J. Mr. Maryon Cooper Hewitt was exonerated yesterday of a charge that she was a fugitive from justica in California. Her counsel, William V. Breilln presented document from th West Coast Indicating that California did not intend to press tha charge of conspiracy to commit mayhem preferred against th woman after the sterilization oi ner aaugnier, Ann.

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