New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1929, Page 17

SURPLUS OF WHEAT ENDANGERS FARMER Science Shows Two Ways Out| of Present Situation Washington, July 5 (P—A flood- | tide of golden grain that might drown the farmer in his own pro- ducesmay be stemmed by scientis who are sseking to combat an over- supply of wheat. Two lines of research are under wvay at the bureau of standards to crase from the calendar that dar when there will be too much eco- nomic loss to wheat farmers. On the one hand, the economics of making paper from wheat straw is being investigated; on the other, the farmer may be shown he can supplant grain with artichokes, found to be a valuable, untapped source of the sweetest of sugars. Paper from wheat straw has been produced in Europe for more than a generation, but its use in the I'nited States has been retarded by the competition of cheap wood pulp paper. The research, initiated under charge of W. E. Emley, chief of the division of organic and fibrous ma- terials, undertakes to determine what quality paper may be pro duced, how much can be made fror a ton of straw and the cost. Results are not expected for a year. If the cost of the new pa- per is high, as compared with wood paper, it is hoped that the property of better quality will justify man- ufacture. One element that may reduce the cost is the concentration o straw, by improved harvesting methods, that makes it more easily | secured. The other alternative in the r liet program centers around th raising of the Jerusalem artichokc. the tuber of a native sunflower and once considered a weed. It is a hardy plant and able to grow in the | i | Danbury-New Milford road, shoul- | | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1929. bridge over Farmington river. | grading work 1s under construction.| New Hartford-Barkhamstead road Ronte No. 32 | Detour road recommended. bridge under construction. Road Franklin, Norwich - ‘»\‘illimamir‘ Route No. 184 | closed during high water. No al- road, shoulders being oiled for five| New Canaan—Orenohe avenue is|ternate route. miles. | being oiled. | w Milford-Aspetuck road is be- Windham-Franklin road is being | Route No. 302 ing oiled for one and one-half miles. oiled for 4.3 miles. New Canaan—Smith bridge road ew Milford — Merryall road Route No. 101 is being oiled. steam shovel grading and macadam Pomfret, Willimantic - Hartford | Route No. 304 construction. No detours. road is being qiled for one mile Ridgefield-Wilton road shoulders | Oxford-Quakers Farm roads. Wa- Route No. 109 being oiled for two miles terbound macadam under construc- Mansfield - Phoenixville Route No. 316 tion. No delay to traffic. under construction. This Trumbull-Nichols road Salem-Montville, Colchester road | impassable to traffic. oiled. is under construction for two miles. | Route No. 111 Somers—Hall Hill road is under Middletown-Meriden road, shoul construction, but open to traffic. ders being oiled for three miles. Sprague on the Baltic-No. Frank- | Middlefield - Meriden road, shoul- lin road, a new bridge is being built ders being oiled for one mile. road |over Beaver Brook. Motorists arc Meriden - Middletown road, shoul- on ) warned to use extreme care in pass- | ders being oiled for one mile ie ing this work. Route No. 112 erling, the Sterling-Ekonk Hill | Durham-Guilford road, under con- 1oad is construction. Grading | struction for two miles, no delay to |is being done and therefore travel | traffic. road road is | is eing Route No. 332 Westbrook-Westbrook- Essex being oiled for four miles. Route No, 337 West Haven—Beach street, cut-off under construction. y to traffic. Route No Watertown, Woodbt ing oiled. No Route Numbers Route No, 113 | Ashford—A section of the Terryville - Bristol road, shoulder | ford-Willington road is under work Terryville to Plymouth. No | struction. Traffic can pass. alternate route. | Barkhamstead. Pleaseant Valley| Yoluntown and No. Stoiington. Route No. 114 |road is under construction. Short|Pendleton Hill road is under con- No. Haven — Middeltown avenue, |detour around bridge. No alternat: struction, Grading operations are in shoulders being oiled for 3.7 miles. route. progress, vehicles can pass through Route No. 117 Bes although delay and rough going will Derby—New Haven avenue shoul- | der be encountered ders are being oiled. | Washington-Bee Brook road, ma- 3 Route No. 120 T e completed. Bridge uncom- ethany-Naugatuck road, shoul- i : ders are being oiled fidsiayatodtiatic i g | Bethlehem - Watertown Route No. 121 | completed to near the Wa Salisbury, Canaan-Salisbury line. is under construction. Shoulde Bolton—Bolton | complete. No alternate route. consliistion but oher Route No. 128 Branford — Indian shoulders are being oiled miles. Branford—Stoney road I i 1 Donohue’s face when the two teams tion last night to entrain for the st “You're quite a you?"” Donohue was said to Wilson. “If more, come into our Wilson's fist shot Donohue fell to the his head. While the about Donohue and his feet, the Cubs aboard the train. Railroad officials avoided what might all night battle by sending the two | teams on different sections of the | y road is be- is difficult | West- Terryville Ave., Bristol is under con- | construction. Shoulders incomplete No alternate route. Pines Bridge is un- No delay. con Falls, construction. macad- No Bethany—Carrington Hill cadam plete, West Haven—Beach street, shoul- | ders are being oiled for three miles. Weston, Lyons Plains road, ma- cadam construction completed, shoulders anH railing uncompleted | Weston wtown avenue is be ing oiled. | Westport. Greens Farms | shoulders under construction. Open | < 4 : G | to traftic. | New Milford—Danbury-New Mil- | ment is being made on thel Pomfret | {3 shovel grading commenced. Windham Center-No. Windham ford road, shoulders being oiled for | Brooklyn road and delay to motor- | six miles. |sts may be expected where grading| 020 I8 being constructed and de- | operations are being carried on. |14 to traffic may be expected. Ma- ma- | Canterbury-Newent road is under |24an surfacing is being laid. cadam completed. Shoulders and | construction for two miles, south of | Windsor Locks, Suffield - East railing uncompleted. | canterbr Open to traffic. street is under construction, but Route No. 112 Canterbury-Newent road is being | OPen to traffic. There is fifteen min- Woodstock-Putnam road, is bring | oiled. | ute delay due to bridge construction oiled for one mile Danbury - Germantown road, ma-| o0 the south end of East streel. Route No. 141 cadam construction. Traffic recom-| ‘Woodbridge, Racebrook road Brooklyn-Wauregan road is heing | mended to take the route through |under repairs. No delay to traffic oiled for 3.5 miles. Beaver Brook to avoid construction Route No. 148 Lheshire-Meriden road is \md"r‘GOMMlTTE}E wI_Li SVI-“UDY road is ertown | | road s in- street is under to traffic. Neck road. for two is ders being oiled for two miles. road. | Brookfield - Danbur; | road, shoulders New Milford for six Creek road is being oiled Route No. 136 New Fairfield, Sherman road is | is | same soils and under identical cli- matic conditions as wheat. 1t has fought for its existence through ex- tremes of climate and against in- sects until it can adapt itself to any condition. Its valuable store of levulose, the sweetast of sugars, was discovered to be easily procured at the bureau of standards, and a semi-commer- cial factory is the bureau for the production. A heen has the surplus of produced. sugar never In relieving farmer of an over supply of wheat, | st the scientists believe they can also remedy the sugar situation. Methods of transforming into other compuunds, as a way to reduce the over supply. are not considered practical because of ths cost of the grain. - TN Road Conditions in State of Connecticut Road conditions and detours the State of Connecticut made ne- cessary by highway construction, re pairs and oiling, announced by the| State Highway Department as of July 3rd, 1929, are as follows: Route No, 1 Stonington, Groton-Westerly road. shoulders being oiled for one mile 0ld Lyme. Boston Post road shoulders being oiled for five miles 0Old Saybrook, Boston Post shoulders being oiled for six milc Waterford, New Haven Pike, shoulders heing oiled for one mile. Lyme, New Haven Pik: 3 being oiled for road shoulder: miles. Route No. 3 Danbury-Newtown road. concrefe construction work, traffic control with short waits. Route Salisbury-Great is under construction around bridge near Mass. line. alternate route. Route No. 6 Brooklyn and Killingly Danielson road is under tion. No. 4 Barrington road Short detour No Ronte No, 10 Middletown-Saybrook Higganum to Haddam Open to traffic Middletown - road, shoulders miles. Haddam-Hartford Saybrook road. shoulders being oiled for two miles. Route No. 12 Killingly-Norwich road oiled for 1.5 mil Route No. 17 West Hartford, Avon-Albany ave- hue is under construction, but open 1o traffic. There is a five minute delay due to the construction of the road. Town Hall Sayhrook for six Hartford heing oiled is being S s a— a wipes out insects When you buy fly spray or moth spray ask for Tanglefoot and you'll get a complete in- secticide that kills all house- hold insects and can be used theyeararound. Here is quality worth demanding at a price that doesn’t require a second thought! Pricesgreatlyreduced. Pay less and get the best. ] For flies o3 . Tanglefoot Fl H Paper ard fi: Ribbons are the most sanitary and economicul destroyers. L being constructed af | wheat | in | three | Brooklyn | construc- | from | un- | subject to delay of one hour or mor: {when ledge is blasted. Route No. 150 | Lyme-Hamburg road is heing oil- |ed for three miles Route No. 153 | Montville, Norwich-Hadlyme road |is Deing oiled for three miles. i Route No. 154 oiled for two miles. | Washington. Bee Brook road is| Killingworth-Chester road, | being oiled for one and one-half [ing for one mile and half. | miles. lay to traffic. | Route No. 158 Lakeside-Washington Newtown, Redding road, der construction. bas: under construction. 1ishon-Newent-Canterbury road is bury and Waterbury travel should |under construction for two miles| |take route number over Mt.|north of Newent. Steam shovel is | Pleasant. Danbury-Bridgeport travel |at work. Travel difficult. 24 over| Ledyard-Quakertown road is un |should take route number Redding Ridge. Bethel-Newtown de- | der construction for two miles norti of Ledyard-Groton town line. Grad | tour plainly marked. > | Route No. 168 ing operations are under way. Mao-| Wilford and Roger W. Whitman. | Jonathan Trumbull road is under | torists are cautioned to travel slow- | | ‘ | | construction from route number 3|ly through scctions of road. | N ]‘ «n|Greaier Beauty | |to the end of improved road north| Monroe - Stevenson road, under | of Columbia Green and from the |shovel grading and macadam | | for Lovely Women | |end of improved road south of Co- |construction. Short detour around Beaut first requisite—skin per- | ing for one mile. One-way traffic| Durham-Wallingford der construction. o del st Haddam—Town street is un- ! construction for mile. No s | S Special Council Group Will Consider | llington Somers road is mile ington—Pinrney street one ington to Rock Rehef Plan at Meeting | being oiled for n." | On July 8. | The first mecting of the special | committce of the common council | appointed to cenfer with the public | works department relat to the provosed plan for Willow Brook flood relief will be held Mondav ever July % at § o'clock. The| committee has been ordered to re- | port to the council at the next "\HlA! ing The is being | grai- No de- road is macad- Dan- |am itice consists of ir and Councilmen I Muacora, John . comun Alder- D. 1 N Lucian is man 1.. Conlen |lumbia Green to the end of improv- | bridge. 's fection. hus, the fairest and wisest | ed road at Lebanon. A power shovel| Montville-Palmertown road is be- |15 at work on an cxcavation. Travel- | ing oilad for four miles. | ers are warned to use extreme care| Monroe - Stevenson road, use MELLO-GLO IJface Powder that lin passing through. | shovel grading and macadam con- | spreads more smoothly and pro-| Royte No. 171 | struction. No detours. | duces a youthful bloom. Its new | Branford—Shoit Beach Morris - East Morris - I'rench process makes MELLO-GLO shoulders are being oiled road i3 under stay on longer and bans the shiny | nose. Pure! Prevents pastiness, flakiness, irritation and large pores mile. delays at shovel cuts. |Use MELLO-GLO. steam Thomaston construction. Short Short detour No road for on: tour around bridge alernate 1oute Roate No. Brookficld—Obhtuse 182 road, | | | 7= Z WEETENED with malt syrup and honey—and delicious beyond words —dow’t forget—there’s just one way to get them —be sure to say “Post’s Corn Flakes.” Your grocer has them = buy them today. o 725 2 777 Z o S 5 7255 @ POITUN Conpay, " ™. harrey NI Wiy s pon TR TG s - Ask for PoST’S Corn Flakes © 1529, P. Co., Inc. HACK WILSON IS | Wilson, | vesterday { met at the Un | Wilson took offense at a remsa |a | ed | Several blows INTWO BATTLES. Donohug at Train at Night (®—Leon “Hack"” pudgy outfielder two to his list of Chicago, July the Cub: added fistic squabbles After being banished from the field during the afternoon game with ‘incinnati for attacking Ray Kolp n the Reds’ dugout, Wilson sent his fist crashing twice into Pitcher Pete scrapper, aren't reported to have you want any CRL floor, striking helped him to diplomatically | same train. The afternoon fight occurred when rk by Kolp, who was sitting in the Reds’ igout. Wilson, who had just reach- | first base on a single, strode over to the dugout and struck Kolp. | were struck before | play umpires, and police could | pry the fighters apart. Wilson and | Kolp were immediately ordered off the field. Wilson, one of the leading home run hitters of the National le: last year clambered into the grand- stand and attacked a fan who had been razzing him. The damage at that time was slight, the fan heliev- ing that discretion was the better gue, | part of valor. What Wilson's punishment will be was a matter of conjecture today President Veeck of the Cubs last night declared that his club would take no disciplinary action as a re- sult of Wilson's squabble with Kolp. 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