New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1927, Page 29

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1927. | paint, America 1 not zo beyond | |her borders: to New Jersey, Wis- | consin and Missouri mines for zi to Missouri again and Idaho | white 1 hkota flax fields for linseed oil; ¥lvania coke oven for coal CORN AND COTTON USED IN PAINTS & Bride of Her 1 Stenfather for 1; to Minnesota and North to ul\‘ to Ilor sands for titanium \l\ \\\ tu t. t;-y pine fol ; Materials Used in Making Lac- culs Tor turpning.and o v r' ; > Bay fo xmn)vuh n fish quers for Automobiles |« ch- f}wl- Supe r-r‘w win Washington, Dec. 16—A part of | vania for red p \(:” this fall's corn and cotton harvest | Tennnessce, Kentucky and , will be used to paint American au- | tomobiles. Corn, cotton and coal de- | rivatives, as lacquer, will also tint | n: the kitchen chair, the tca-room fur- irginia carbon and nlture, or.change the bedrooms hues 1ent; to cheerful pinks and yellows. sicnna and New lacquers for automobiles and | aste piles of furniture rely on two children of | & supply war, nitrocellulose and butyl alco- | Prussinn bl £ many — hol. Nitrocellulose, made from cot- | localitics y ton for high explosives, soon devel- | the 1 par- oped familiar peace-time articles: | y that part of it devoted to combs, buttons, movie films; and |varnish, re out to the ends of since the war, has been adapted to | the earth fo paint. Ten years ago the Middle | pays the hoats West manufactured another war ne- | down the death cerslty, from corn. Fermenting corn |traps to get water-proofin tung oil, mash produced acetone for explo- |1t s Maori natives of New Zea- slves, with butyl alcohol as a by-|land to wade in swamps fecling with product. Chemists found the alcohol | their toes for lumps of fossil Kaur @ good solvent for a mew flowing gum exuded by trees lon L It cellulose. Moreover, the solution | markets for other fossil or would carry sufficient pigment and | “copals” with Sierra L “ regin to make an automobile paint gascar, ibar, Benguela, a, vapuble of withstanding sun rays, | Accra on the Gold Coast, the Congo heat, cold, water, ice,~sand, 50ap, |and even with head-hunters of New weak acid, weak alcohol, oil and tar. | Caledonla. It buys perilla ofl of Ja- From that moment butyl alcohol | pan, soy bean oil of Manchuria, and from corn became a major product | Jumbang o oil from the and acetone a by-product, ! Philippines. America. paid elevan Thus an ancient art million dollars toIndia last year for become a science. Croma 51,300,000 pounds of she who drew animal pictures on walls Chemist Hasn't Done of Spanish es, perhaps 25,000 Great is the chemist. Yet a years ago, were the first of a long materials and methods tn the cha line of artists and house painters, Yet not until the last 25 years have e paint material, stil ¢ was forced to wed her chemists and physicists investigated | made largely by the “Old Dy E ther when she was 13 years paint scientifically. In this brief per- | process recorded in Gre f old, under threat of being sent to a iod they have compounded far more | 300 B. C. And not in test tabe convent or reform school. Ora Uhefz,, lasting paints; paints that will re-|has the chemist heen to dupli- 17, appeared in a Los flect more heat; paints that will tate what a Georgia does to the other £ banish barnacles; paints that have ! turpentine in a trec He has the union. The girl is 1 reduced the drying problem from famed many oils, paint she appearcd in court. The wed- days to seconds; paints that will re- dustry has resolved to enco ng occurred in Columbus, Kas., in duce gasoline storage evaporation;'growth of tung nut trees in Klorida 1923, according to ber petition, synthetle materials to substitute for |hecause a varnish ol with fung's ast disappearing raw plies, and | virtues not been developed in M onous paints, Threc victories s to his | jff& The scientists's first problem was credit. Rosin from southe to know what paint was. Imagine & po esterize e in place ) coating of red house paint magni- of the ported fossil A fied to the thickness of a modern | pesiy, Soc he has produced sidewalk. Let us walk on it. The shellac and th om- pET e L surface is elastio to the tread and | plishment may obliterate the lac|mps A o A fransparent, for hencath It wo sec | garhering mdoeiry of ndin st g0 1115 A0 Defonse Bat Up Most millions of red pebbles set in the tion of chemical blue ré- hard rubbery linsced oil cement. | duced indigo farms in India and the GT Mo‘fiey To preparo the paint linsecd oil was | United States. And lastly he has ex- | mixed with red fron oxide and tur-!(racted from the corn cobs that have | = pentine from southern pines. Once given their grains fo m paint, Washington, Dee. 16, (®—Unclo laid on, the turpentine rosc from the furfural, to romove that » nds only 17.1 cents of the paint like evaporating water from - dollar for support of the @ mud flat and the linsced oil stif- m{SANTA CI AUS Sl CAC U R ot v The red pebbles are truly a metal, ry Mollon indicates, When we paint we throw over an : : Vbl Aot o object a protective "(;uul of xr:mll BubUC Not Contrihuttng ¥ as MGencraili L fob o SN o SHEBb (00 fing J d se lastic cement—a ::’(;m,‘!“': h:; mm“l cs\ . “‘ ot ouslyjto Salvation Army Kettles— 10 meet the publi . e 5 oy erage citizen grum- ’,’?" st ”, itk .r'“"“'" T e eate L Approximately $1,000 Needed. bles over of his income tax ater we find that weather has take away the top layer linsecd oil es With s greater need datias Aielignexpialned, ment and that red rust pebbles tham at any time since } he of izes his hard-earn- falling nway like from & (pe W Ganl ed money being spent by the gov- . bank beside alvation Army stated today “rnment to compil reports on i ntribu- | business or or to cr iiplomats abroad on scien. 00 fs fific stigations, or make and naller | enforce laws um heretofore. Tn spite of this “As 2 matter of f. A small people who hitherto have b part of the faxpayer's dollar goes ar contributors to the into work of this sort, enly about s do not have the moncy one-sixth being for all the ribute, One chec 1ous types of ordinary ine socicty, fo > h netions added together, If of cach tax dolkar is used s for small sums ar service of the public debt, I five and nt of 20 cents heing re- n sent to interest and premium Predrickson, All checks for uvments and 30 cents for debt N the Christmas rfund ould be sent reticement, The remaining one- dircet to Iinsign Fredricksol third of taxpayer's dollar fs asmuch as the Comm United spent on military 4 in this work, | oionor Fredricksen ) childres expenditures for payments to or Snsign A WANTED—MANY GAMBLERS CASH FOR RABIO YOUR POLIT] v [ ; 3 C“:[”,),"”\'f 4 '1\ ']” 41‘1”;- _ | Lisbon, Tortugal, Dec. 16" (P—The “”I“"g‘ b Tant b eHureh 3o | Partugticse spverniment tns fnvited tan gct ¢ i cussion, the Re Dunstin, pas NS e & X reur price tor of the M 1 3 s ol ! A chureh, refused to aliow : o ! dio Classification in torinl candidate to make g AgoiSH “m‘;‘ - - m::'u.'»: ihe Ciassiicd Ads gnd Feect Ak the chuie s kambling B 2 uotice the = I then phone a Classified At 1S COMPLETED A ; T A of your own today Bridgeport, Conn., Dee. 16 -~ ENDURANCE TEST DELAYED L) “Ahe jury for the trial of Robert G. Daytona Beach., F Dec. 16 Mitchell, former tax collector of endurance flight attempt = - 09 i the Herald, 925 Norwalk, charged with embezzle- rd 1%, Sehlee and William 8, ment of $34,000 of city funds, w round-the-world fliers, was “Put a Hereld Classi- completed at noon today after - cd again today. fied Ad on the job to ination of 33 veniremen. Trial will wwest winds, whic throughor a start impossible, nercased the night, Brock ai- do the J begin in superior conrt on Tucsday m READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS ntensity nounced, { WESLEYAN GLEE CLUB 16 Members of College Organiza- tion Begin Their Annual Christ- mas Trip on December 22. Middletown, Dec. six members of the —R)—Tort Wesleyan uni- ate champions for the past two vears, will begin its Christmas trip on 11‘ rcember 26 with a comcert in White Plains, N. Y. Other concerts will be given at Albany, Oneont tast Or: rgrv N. ¥, Brooklyn and ushing, The club will be a sisted by a m—lnn trio and by the Serenaders who will furnish music for dancing after the concert. The Jibers, a vocal quartet will also | have club, national intercol- | numbers on the The pe nel of the practically the s won the interce New York last M A rsc Mareh will possession of virtue of two ¥ RECLIVE housewarn and My D LAMP. was ten Berg ot ted tions to drying ponds and tr strea The | s ma 1ve tains eig sh fron hem to By ms, Morning Specials 15¢ 17¢ | Lean Fresh SHOULDERS Ib Lc'miil;oked SHOULDERS 1h BEST MAINE MAINE POTATOES 7t012:30 24.27¢ pk. 37¢ l’rl'lh Cut HAMBURG Dest Pure LARD : All D y Specia Roast Pork Legs Genuine Spring Lamh ., ... Loin Lamb Chops Fresh Hams ........... 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A timely veduction for (onight and gomorrow only —— Al Gur sets are open stock patterns and may 1 built Our fine reasonably TEA POTS "t of l.m: Orders for at delicious our delighted Many of are ox gua iin at have as m Your choic LAMPS omorrc offer 00 wor new empty “Gifty We amps complete with a srated parchment at special prices. CHRISTMAS GREETING We have a ca 1 10§20, un CARDS 1 for every pessible o Come B0, i large Wwe convenicnt, Campbell's Tomato Soup 2 lbs. 97c 23 T L‘Sh Nucoa Nut OLEO per Ih ~ S ... 2 1bs 39c Virst Prize OLEO 28¢ 1h all kinds T o 7 25¢ 11e ¢ par) 25¢ { Ihs dozen 5 Ibs Sweet Gre Ixtra Heavy Grapefruit 3 for h 2 Ibs Mixed Nuts Fancy Tol apes SUPREME ADVANTAGE Gifts to wear being relatively inexpensive, allow the donor to select two, or even more articles for the cost of one, though showy, shows un- derstanding of a man’s wants and needs, K ol vl CGMFORT— STYLE— VALUE— IN THESE HANDSOME ounging Robes Flower patterns and Paisley Designs in Silk; Smart Wool Robes, too. SILK $12 . $18 lobe COR. MAIN WOOL $5. $15 othing House D WEST MAIN STREETS ' Gifthings’ Shop shonld come in leather goods is priced. 0 J New I ceptable. We have unusual h color, \ > §$70.7 v04 95 boxes. Prices range from 50¢ One 100-Pe. sot ss Harvest up large shipment of \ssware came in— Fruit Cake— Martha-Ann Brand—are coming In fast. Have you placed yours yet? Trench Wrappings we are of- fering at 3—(20x30 sheets) i Do come in and see our still have & good many nieces of fine linen, we are liscontinuing at half price. %% All our tea sets are offered in and look over our table of useful gifts. Will see you tomorrow! | M. A. AXELROD. STBEET the ought Tron in this customers with the Boxes." R i e