Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1936 — Page 12

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BEE IT In | BAPTISTS DENOUNCE | cosine sein of tne ay U. S. Bureau of Mines Opens Experimental Plant to Determine Practicability TOWNSEND AND WAR AND LIQUOR rir: nepeis omen © - of Obtaining Gasoline, Kerosene and Kindred Products From Coal Supplies SPRINGER T0 BE xno ing email Si or 4 300 Sap Bi Ho spokes BY ROBERT D. POTTER ; | |

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| putes and decrying the liquor sys-|on “Christian Nature and Christian : 1 lem were adopted yesterday at the | Nurture.” : (Copyright, 1836, by Science Service! : Z i ; ie 2 oa “a : a "s Ramen A EY | PITTSBURGH, Sept. 17.—While the Spanish revolution continues, ir og J a il Hitler asks for a colonial German empire and the November election : promo : > ; x : campaign continues apace, there are other interesting things in the world. | Ee oo tL : ‘Democrat to "10 Follow His | Gf Vitoh

For example, a tiny experimental plant has just been opened here which | cos i : r : X $ : has At significance to the tare of ih OT ean and child | egg iy is § : ; ow + Rival to Platform at i x Style Leader for 1937 in the United States. | B 45 ; 3 3 3 Sunman Event IE R 5% y It is the coal hydrogenation plant operated by the U. S. Bureau of | 7# oF i : i 2% Se . Mines, in the heart of the coal and oil district of the east, | $ \* 95 Enjoy U. S. and Foreign Police, Aviation and Amateur Broadcasts

Coal hydrogenation sounds complex but simply it means that hydro- | “Sg os : , M. Clifford Townsend, Democratic gen is added to coal and the coal turned into petroleum. From the | i Fs ; ; Si nominee for Governor, and his Repetroleum one can obtainr gasoline, kerosene dnd all the other by-pro- ; Z ; y : 4 publican opponent, Raymond 8S. ducts which make oil of such great economic significance in the life of : 2 : os a : ; E ; 4 Springer, are to step on and off of any modern civilized nation * : Poko 3 x SE : % the same platform within one-half Yd ; g hour of each other at a fair and 3 . Oil economists may—and do—argue over the important question of 7 i 2 os ; ey old Settlers pichic in Sunman, Rip- $ : N, Trade in whether the petroleum resources of the United States will last 10. 15 or ns : BEN eo = a bo : : ley County, Saturday. Your Old Radio Now! 50 years at the present rate of con-: - 234 ee : a > 5 ho ‘The scheduling of Mr. Town- | i 90 Days’ Free Service sumption. All of them agree, how- oil to a depth of three-quarters of : ls Wd he > : send's adress on ihe same afiernoon | : Radio's greatest vive In 2 ever, that the supplies are certainly an inch. The coal in the United BE SH hun Mr Springer Is Rot In the na= : 8 | 3 33 S . i ire Fail, rich not “inexhaustible” #nd there is States, if likewise spread over Ohio, . ate,’ said James Pen- | 3 { tene. Police calls. See it Er El x a tor. | wien Hd newise | depth De : - | man, Democratic speakers bureau | : 3 pefore you buy any radie. head.” “It is probable both men will :

native source of oil from coal. The - - ——— ; : 3 i 8 ; i 2 merely explain their campaign | : : | § RCA VICTOR

experimental plant of the U, S : + a . k theories.”

Bureau of "Mines supplies this need SE ; nl . ; | : and is the first plant of its kind in TA : g = re : Republican : leaders also asserted | 2 HE : | Cathedral 5 the first plant of its kind in 5 i : : | iE : in: ] Design Radio fie % : here wou e no debate. | RE the nation ; A h M Sori . : t 5 Police and : . I. pringer is scheduled to : Standard

Th e idea behind the develo iment be oa . : % Z Ld . : of course. is 3 at while the pH th A Ay Gi : Se i speak at 2 p. m. and Mr. Townsend | | EERERP § Broadcasts sources may give out in the not too : : i 7 TE : — gis > First of ee ies ot vod Tok AR 8. Boy of Jines 4 ¢ at 2:30 p. m. 8 } , $1.99 Dawn far distant future, there are vast : 2 : ER 2 a irst of its kind in the i ates is the coal hydrogenation , . GRIDDBER HB y 2 ; SR : : plant of ‘the U. S. Bureau of Mines at Pittsburgh, Pa. Inside the YOUTHFUL GRIDDER HURT Open Till 9 P. M. Saturday

supplies of coal sufficient to last 7 : 3 : a : : : Fann) 100 10 500. years. 8 7 sane aa building above coal dust is combined with hydrogen to form oil. Inset: Warren Gally, 14, of 1410 Silver- | ADIO CO At the opening celebration of the ; : % SE ‘Ga Dr. Friedrich Begins, German chemist wi vor the Nobel Prize in BY, ras \Sated 2 Om Hoya ash : > CAPITOL CIT : R ' chemistry for his discovery of the hydrogenation process. = D South of Washington St. I18 SOUTH CAPITOL AVE + Doors South of Hn

hydrogenation plant was the in- : gr gi ; : | 1 ventor of the process. Dr. Friedrich 2 am s eb Disying Jooieal in the | Phone RI-36268

Bergius, German Nobel prize win- vs Tt : g : DR BOVARD IS DEAD of Southern California, died follow-

ner in chemistry, who is also known ing a long illness here last night.

for his chemical feat of making 2% 3 8 7 = TH Pann v He was 72. T glucose sugar from wood. : ii ig 0 | By United Press Dr. Bovard, general secretary of The Smartest of New Thirteen. Years Needed oy Zi : | SIERRA MADRE, Cal, Sept. 17. th i 1 1 en, Years Nec WG he | e Board of Education of the China Novelties

It has been said that Dr. Bergius —Dr. William S. Bovard, who with | Methodist Church, retired a year

employed 150 men ih Germany for : = 2 [ six brothers founded the University ago because of illness. Tel VALUES The sort yom 13 years at a total cost of some x ; : : ; S33 50s for.in Cm Cc

$6,000,000 to perfect the process on : Bn : i ; z y 3 3 a commercial scale. In Germany, 2 Bn e 3 LADIES’ and MEN’S : = “For Your New

where there is little oil but mu-h! sa A 28 : : SE coal. the Bergius process of coal | ot 4 : F E L T X] A T S C L E A iN i D \ Fall Dress!” hydrogenation is a fundamental 3 ¢ 8 3 ; : : r :

vital factor in Germany's present | Pe Z 5 and Reblocked, Factory Methods striving for freedom from imported : % : : products and economic nationalism. ? 7 3 : : | Germany, for example, expects to E : Ea | SPECIAL— C

produce 450,000 tons of synthetic gasoline by the Bergius process during 1936... T Let Us Dye

The price is about three : Silman iE : : : a | : / times as great as the cost of gaso- Lon oa ll {Ladies Hee! |Your shoes Black

line in the United States, but that eR il EE ; means little on the world-wide pic- no ; : we Hole a oh a = inte . ture. America is a major exception @® Caps swiv oC Special 2 9 0 0s 3 5¢ \ | g ) mw i A | SPANGLE CREPE : : / RE 2 \

in the gasoline price scale as all i - Hydrogen mixing room of the Bureau of Mines Pittsburgh ex-

tourists who have ever driven auto- J 5 AS a . AT 1 ji A mobiles in foreign lands will testify. perimental plant where hydrogen atoms are added to coal dust paste | Men’ S HALF SOLES and HEELS 4 . Oe 2 a A NE 39%¢ Value / 20«

In founding its Pittsburgh plant to make petroleum molecules. The petroleum is then broken down to : ; 36-in. width the U. S. Bureau of Mines 1s merely | g4,.,, gasoline and other refinery by- -products. | oi EB ; : LE pursuing a “looking ahead” program, . Lane : | SPECIAL— : SL / vm 3 states Dr. A. C. Fieldner. chief of Ca : ' 1 HARVEST CREPE the Bureau's technologic division, io; OWNER OF GLASSES SOUGHT = OTHER SOFTER WHITER | han the day when petroleum prices rise, Detective George Hubbard today Quit | D S Sh : A F Al : 1 / 2% Value! 19+ ER ney Svemtually Tus Then vita is seeking the owner of two new HANDS e awa re ervice op : fork 1k 36-in. width - Ya. a . : : | sets eld glasse: res ; ick, inexpensive way to help improve hands | Vi through the Pittsburgh plant in- | S¢'S of field glasses found yesterday EE oe | 8 North Delaware Street . : dustry will be able to make the tran-: at Southeastern-av and McKim-st.| | oh ; 39.INCH BRIARCLIFFE sitional gap. They were behind a billboard, to- | J BALIN] (| Across From Courthouse ~ RI. 0875 SEE & | : SUITINGS

Patent Tangle to Clear gether with a pen and pencil set. a 3 . The present tangled patent situa- ; 4 ! 2 29% 10 5H 39¢ tion, it is hoped, will long have been 2 -FoluesZ cleared up by the time the coal hy- | ; . drogenation process needs to be used | in the wide commercial field. Many of the major basic patents will by | that time have expired, it is believed. Dr. H. H. Storch, physical chemist of the U. S. Bureau of Mines, |

is in charge of the new plant. The | hydrogenation of coal into petro- Inside Side Fasteners!

lem, he noints out, consists (omit- | § § . RB i By e ing th a ting technical steps) of taking low |} : ; ; aE : SRY . REECE RO 3 an ngere., 3 F 11 H db grade powder bituminous coal and ci i: 5 i RE ER 0 14 to 52 2 a an ags mixing it with a small anfount of ; oil to form a paste. A chemical] catalyst is added and the mixture | pumped into compression cham- | 3 bers where hydrogen passes through’! SR is Ss HE : : y it. High pressures and high tem- | Bas : % hu, ©: ity HT peratures enable the hydrogen to : : 3 80: ; ’ - Wim combine chemically with the hydro- |} : Ni : ; . ip ne carbons of the coal and build yb | oo : frog a wa ' bigger molecules. Later these syn- : : : i os : : : A . thetic molecules can be broken) : ne b : CE Selecting new styles i is part of my job. ani He down into all the various products 4 : ; i : : Re : a 2 iia : : ; : : T hat's why you WON'T T find extreme | which can be obtained from petro- a : a 25 : = Bie. HG i styles, which die over-night, ot Grants.! * Now! Even Bengaline!

leum. A ; Sa ” : : High Pressure Used . in, : A pad ee & a i E : You WILL find the Son, tne AP: Fall Gloves Because of the high pressures a 3 : : : ° is Sat EE PROVED fashions, which may be worn 2 elgg iin used in turning powdered coal into 4 : 3 i SA mE . Saige : : » : i % been able to offer them ‘a fluid oil-like substance special % a : hy SAE with pride.” And Grants thrifty he g at Boe. "Flarine cuts 69 precautions have been taken at the ; a ; 3 i ? 3 are something fo be proud about, too Pittsburgh plant. Two walls of re- : : Bs : ERE 5 § : 3 it s bib alan, | : : fe : For Real

inforced contrete, for example, sur- x g g : 3 i Si Bi round crucial 1 parts of the laboratory : : ; ds : : En F Ta ? Foot Luxury ‘plant. 3 3 oR : : : p : " " wv : r ’ There is no particular chemical : hd : : ; ei: 2 Women’s Felt

- secret about the action of the Ber- 3 Ee : Ll : Sh | : a 5 1ppers

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Oil Resources Decrease

Alligator grains, leather grains! Envélopes, vanities, top handles! Fall colors. ;

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gius process. . But it is one thing | to have merely the knowledge obtained by making petroleum in this | way with test tubes in the labora- | tory, and quite something else to] have practical knowledge of the in- | numerable unpredictable “hitches”

which arise when the process is! : z taken over to the larger, plant stage | Leather soles! Leather tips? -~

of operation. : : : . ER : : _ aa : 5 You won't often find such fine quality Moreover there are special prob- 3 ; xX felt in siippers at 69¢! With leather prolems in the use of the various kinds | | 28% X 2 ERS : Gi : SR ARTY A ; ® tective, ips that save wear! Ribbon trume of American coal which have never % Sa Sa 2 5 4 TY % * i= med Sizes 30 8. been investigated. It'is conceivablz!}’ um : : : : , , g Women’s Rayon

that technical steps that work well h with German coal, for example. may : . Sh be ineffective for American coal. Sippers How much greater are American 10-PC. LIVING ROOM & , : br ’ ) coal’ resources than oil resources 9x1? Rug C ; i 4 > a x may be shown bv the comparison Charles of London Sofa ’ $jJo0 3 : g 7 \ a 3

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~ The nation’s present oil supply Book Trough End Table ; : ; When it comes to hats. the thrifty R wotild eover the state of Ohio with Three Candle Junine Lamp come to Grants! Where they're sure x : —_— = Mn LE Lay 1 of finding the style leaders... like New high vamp ne? : ; “Y" CLUB TO VISIT PARK : Butten-Tufted Oecasivnal NO CARRYING CHARGE ; Hams oat ihe Price they wan pay! Keep up with the smartest styles, a1 Grants r » ye 7 eive elts, stitched t tas i} Y The Y. M. C. A. Adventure Club On Display in Our Windows % ‘every new Stupe aid color for Fall. NS nn : ; Z with padded soles and Cuban heeis. 3 to 8.

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