New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 11, 1927, Page 5

| GORN CROP DROPS 70 LOWEST HARK _ General [mprovement Expected in Other Yields ] Washington, Aug. 11 UP—Favor- a ble July weather has resulted in ‘improvement in the agricultural de- partment’s outlook for crops in gen- /eral, with the corn yield, in spite of a substantial increase in estimated % production, still forecast as the smallest in 26 years. Increases in the estimated yleid of spring wheat, white potatoes and tobacco, as compared with the esti- mates of July 1, were noted in the department’s August report, issued late yesterday, with declines findi- cated, however, in winter wheat and fruits. Corn production was forecast at 8,385,226,000 bushels, an increase of 110,000,000 bushels, compared with figures announced a month ago. Spring wheat gained 24,000,000 bushels during the month, the de- partment said, with production now estimated at 298,000,000, bushels while a decline of 28,000,000 bush- els was noted for winter wreat, placing the total estimated yield at 552,767,000 bushels. The white potatoe crop was esti- mated at 411,000,000 bushels, as compared with a five-year average of 394,000,000 bushels. An improve- ‘ment of 39,000,000 pounds in the to- bacco estimate was announced, with ‘the total yield indicated at 1, 138, 00,000 pounds. The apple crop was reported to have underogne a de- cline of 9,000,000 bushels, with fruit prospects generally more unpromis- ing than a month ago. Corn, oats, and most fruit were reported as the only crops in which an acre yield below the average of the last ten years was expected. The yield of all crops combined was esti- mated at one per cent below the ten-year level. JUDGES EMPOWERED New Law Giving Power to Judges Invoked in Case Against Wabash Railroad. Fort Wayne, Tnd., Aug. 11 (P—A law passed by the last session of the Tndiana legislature which gives judges power to enter declaratory decrees construing a contract before it is broken so that the parties may know their rights is invoked in & suit involving $16,000,000 filed here yesterday against the Wabash Rail- road company by the Willoughby company and the Girard Trust com- pany of Philadelphia, two holders of Wabash Class A preferred stock. The plainliffs claim the railroad company’s earnings have been such that Claes A preferred stockhelders should have received $16,000,000 more than they have already re- ceived. The court cannot order the com- pany to pay the dividends but it has power to declare which stockholders are entitled to r them. WANAMAKER ASSISTANT DIES Philadelphia, Aug. 11 (A—Reese istant to Rod- of the Wan- for Para- home here yester- fter a month’s illness. He is survived by his widow and two chil- dren, = It isn’t always “TEMPER”! 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