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right flavor to your pumpkin pies and ginger- Take advantage of this FREE OFFER now. AT YOUR CONVENIENT A FOOD STORE (There's One in Your Neighborhood) Hot Pan Processed Comet White THE Rice Real ECONOMY PACKAGE Endorsed Good by At PEG. 2-LB. 15 Housekeeping Your and FOOD Convenient Delineator STORE 14, 1935 TELLS OF 'DEATH RAY' FOR WAR ON INSECTS Inventor Says Might Be Made To Kill People, But That's Not The Idea From Page rocess, because it must be externally plied. Sterilization by 'radio howver, requires no more than a couple seconds," said Dr.

Headlee. "The is administered internally practially at the same moment it is external. "Grain Seems Benefited" we know, develop heat more rapidly than do plants. Therefore, in the process, there is a differential in favor of the substance we are curing. As a matter of fact, inJested grain so treated not only apHears to be unharmed but benefited by the electrostatic field.

It seems to ret 'all hopped ready to grow like a million. the insects--we theorize about them in this fashion. With the tremendous rapidity with which the polarity of the electrodes is switched, the positive and negative poles of the molecules of the insects are shifting, too. The energy thus created results in more heat than the insect can radiate. As al result, insect, pupa, larva and egginfestation--is internally cooked.

unlike the plant that 1 is much slower to develop the heat. "This switch of polarity is probably the explanation of the 'death rays' we hear about from time to time. A great many people, however, have the idea that a 'death ray' is something that can be projected or pointed at any object in any direction. "Uncomfortable For Man" "But my guess is that the much publicized rays' are merely amplifications of this principle--that is, greater voltage in a larger electrostatic field. For I know one thing, that if a man passed through the small field we have been using in the laboratory, he'd have a pretty uncomfortable time of it.

Leave him in it long enough and it would kill him, despite the fact that his high development allows him to radiate heat much more readily than an insect." Dr. Headlee was one of thirty-two entomologists who read papers at today's meeting. The subjects ranged from experimental work in laboratories to the latest demonstrations of practicable insect-control work in the field. Now--Cantaloupe Butter (P)-Topeka is tasting something new in canteloupe butter. It is made from homegrown melons and is something like apple butter.

Fire Trucks Tie Up 9 A. M. Traffic Rush Downtown Alarm Caused By Overheated Ignition System In Car Half a dozen pieces of fire apparatus answered an alarm at Baltimore and 1 Charles streets during the 9 A. M. rush period today and found that the entire trouble lay in the ignition system of a truck which had become overheated at that point.

The fire engines choked both Baltimore and Charles streets at the intersection, and traffic backed up in all directions. Trolleys and automobiles in line as far west as Howard street on Baltimore street. The truck was driven by William Allen, of Centreville. CHRISTMAS SAVINGS FUNDS SHOW GAIN 18 Banks In City Ready To Send Out Checks For Total Of $2,500,000 From Page for a compilation. Nor were figures available from a multitude of building and loan associations, which also operate these funds for the convenience of their members.

For the nation as a whole the aggregate distribution was expected to reach $312,000,000 according to Herbert F. Rawll, of New York, founder and president of Christmas Club, a corporation. The idea was launched twenty-five years ago. It has been estimated that in this quarter century approximately $5,000,000,000 of funds have been accumulated through the plan. The average per-member distribution in that period has been around $39.

Of this year's total, local disbursements, $1,762,575 will be made by eleven savings institutions, and 300 by seven banks and trust companies. CREED NAMED BAILIFF Eugene Creed, young attorney admitted to the bar this month, has been appointed by the judges of the Supreme Bench as a bailiff, assigned under Judge Eugene O' Dunne. For seven years Mr. Creed has been a member of the reportorial staff of The Sun. The bench appointed the new bailiff to succeed Albert Rosenthal, who recently resigned to become a court stenographer, assigned to the Superior Court.

Mr. Creed is a graduate of the University of Maryland School of Law. 3 Large Family Size Bottles ALE A Dinner Size Suburban GINGER AL Che Carbonated MITIMORE. Plain or Mixed, You'll enjoy the quality of SUBURBAN CLUB Ginger Ale, Bubbles, Pure Fruit Flavors ON SALE FOOD ESTABLISHED AT 1259 STORES WHERE ECONOMY RULES NORTH WINDS DRIVE TEMPERATURE DOWN Cloudy Skies With Minimums 01 40 To 45 Degrees Predicted Tonight Northerly winds today drove Baltimore's temperature down to within a few degrees of its normal level. Mostly cloudy skies are predicted for tonight and tomorrow with little change on the part of the thermometer.

Lowest readings here this morning were 43 degrees in the suburbs and 46 degrees in the downtown district at 7 o'clock. Tonight's minimums are expected to range from about 40 to 45. A maximum of around 55 degrees is forecast for tomorrow. Zero In Canada Zero temperatures today were confined to Canada. The freezing line dipped below the Canadian border only in the Northwest.

The immediate outlook for Baltimore included nothing more severe than considerable cloudiness and normal November temperatures. Since the first of the month Baltimore's daily mean temperature has averaged more than 9 degrees above the normal. For the corresponding period a year ago the month's mean was slightly below the normal. Couldn't Guess Howell--Ho long has your wife been away? Powell--I'm no judge of time when I'm happy. Cranks Car, Is Run Over; Faces Charge Joseph Hanzlik, Of Raspeburg, Taken To Hospital, His Hip Dislocated Joseph Hanzlik, 52, of Raspeburg, was charged with reckless driving last night after he was run over by his own machine.

The man was treated at the City Hospitals for a dislocated hip, and remained for observation. According to Patrolman William Sternagle, who charged Hanzlik with the traffic violation, the man had parked his car at Baltimore and Conkling streets. When Hanzlik tried to crank the machine, which was in gear, the car started, ran over him and then crashed into a pair of steps at 3526 East Baltimore street. MARRIAGE LICENSES Frank 22; Genevieve 22, 3308 Fait avenue. FAXWELL HAMPSHIRE.

Russell, 28: Emily 30, widow, 1905 Aliceanna street. RADAWICH KUDIRKA. Frank P. 29, divorced, Rosemont, Victoria 24. 43.

405 South Bonsal street: Josephine, 26. FRANK- 33. 3145 Elmora avenue: Margaret 19. STRICKLER-CRUM. -Valentine 25.

1014 North Appleton street: Mary 20. BROWNSTEIN Milton 27. 4126 Dalrymple avenue; Fanny KELLER- TRAVEL John 49. wid. ower.

Magnolia, Mary 48. SLYDER- -Carroll 21 Margaret 19. 1219 North Broadway. SOBATZKI KERSHECK. Raymond 31.

Philadelphia, Gertrude, 32. ALT John, 43: Mary, 45. 5213 Tramore road. COY- -William, 42. 1628 Lancaster street: Betty.

42. divorced. 28. 4812 East Hamilton avenue; Olive 18. Stanley, 27, 2401 Eutaw Place: Marie 23.

SLEEPS ON ROCK, HAS $2,381,000 CASTLE Death Valley Scotty Likes Desert Which Yielded Him Fortune In Gold the Associated The Castle, Death Valley, Nov. 14 Death Valley Scotty, king of America's most desolate desert, has opened his $2,381,000 castle again--but he shuns its magnificent bedroom to sleep on the desert rocks. "Why should I sleep here?" asks Death Valley Scotty. "When I want a good sleep I just get out the mules and go up in the rocks. That's the place to sleep." He should know--after thirty-five years in Death Valley, which yielded him gold enough to satisfy his every whim.

Hand-Carved Bed But look at his in the perfection of an Aladdin's dream. The bed is hand carved with scenes of Scotty and the desert at the head. The rugs, made in Spain, are an inch thick. His desk, carved by artisans brought from Italy and paid $4 an hour, would fire the envy of a tycoon. There are pictures of Buffalo Bill Cody and P.

T. Barnum, draperies which cost enough to build a bungalow and gun racks filled with a priceless collection of firearms. Slept There Once, On Floor Death Valley Scotty never sleeps there. "If I'm at the castle at night, I just prowl around all night to see if it's there," he said. "I did sleep one night on the floor of the music room," he confessed.

The cathedral-like music room costing $200,000, with its $14,000 rug, pipe organ and grand piano. Scotty prefers his "shack." a redwood home five miles from the castle. There he likes to cook his own U. S. Govt.

Inspected No. 367 meals, kick off his shoes, pull off his shirt and "relax." "Now ain't this better'n the castle?" he said, as he lounged on a cot, smoka pipe. "But the real place is up in the rocks." Plants Manufacture Oxygen Part of the earth's oxygen supply is manufactured by growing plants. Foxes Feast On Whale Juneau, Alaska, Nov. 14 (U.P.) -The foxes owned by Capt.

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