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ments have now been made,In 32 states. There are more than
2,000 species and types of the castor plant, but through inter-
pollenlzatlon five new types have been developed.
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castor plants. The plant is im portant as a weapon against In sects and pests.
Fats and Oils Chemurgy has introduced other drying oils which might also be come important crops in time such as pertiia and chia. They are both essential to paint and varnish products. Experimental
ulose sugar is produced. Finally, the chemurglsts point
out, there should be increased farm Income through utilization of by-products and waste, Pa
per has already been manufac tured from wheat and straw, for specific example. Alcohol can be made readily /mm sorghum, su
gar and starch mlil wastes. -* The possibilities are idles* so far as chemurgy is concerned. That is why four great regional laboratories were provided in
the JMB Farm Act. They will be devoted exclusively to the finding of ncyy uses for surplus farm products. The laboratories of
the colleges and universities and
those of private industry will be
tackling the problem as well.
Thus it Is not too much'to ex
pect a new era for the farmer,
an ers of prosperity flowing
from a test tube. Chemurgy, as
a-matter of fa^t,, believes It is
here now.
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plantings of perilla have been
`Other Groups'made in nearly every state, and
large scale plantings have been
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May Take a Handmade in South Carolina, Georgia,
Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas.
In B&L FightEven more extensive plantings
are contemplated for 1939.
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take place on the Jordan
David -Rtarr Jordan Junior grounds Friday, April 28. Prizes
At the same time, chemurgy Is pushing the domestic production
of fats and oils. While the Unit
ed States produces a large ton nage of vegetable oils, $30,000,000 worth of edible oils and fats and
$85,000,000 worm of non-edible oils and fats are imported an nually, In addition, about $60, 000,000 worth of oil seeds are Im
SAN FRANCISCO, April 20 i,V)
-- Guy It. Crump, attorney for
the state building ami loan com
missioner, said in superior court
yesterday he "understood" vthat
other groups planned to attempt
to Intervene In.fjm Pacific States
Savings
Company
hearing. `
High School had a fine assembly Friday, The band displayed fine new uniforms, basketball cham pionship pennants wore awarded and l he Parent-Teacher Asso ciation and Mrs. Louis Stern were given a vote of thanks and a rousing cheer by the students
The 8112 science class will visit Mt. Hamilton next Saturday,
will be offered for different types of airplanes. The registra tion fee Is 10 cents. There will be exhibition flights of stick' model and gas-model planes.
'Idle Jordan dance band played at the community center Friday and Saturday nights during the intermission of the play, "Stage Door."
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Crump spoke In opposition to Htixebrtll started last week find **7t series of quizzes Is being
Chemurgy Is also pushing ex the pctllhm of 2,500 cerllhcate the first Inlrrdass game oc given over the radio to advertise
pcrimcnlaUon with several fiber crons such as hemp, Jute, ramie, and long staple cotton. It In test ing flax for new uses in the lex
tile industry, for oils and other
holders of the company who de sire to intervene on lite side of Robert R. Odell, misled president of the $50,000,000 company.
The hearing' before Superior
eurred on Monday,
The high school swimming pool is open to Jordan girls. Thursday they will have their first swim free of charge.
the Jordan carnival.
"Man Against the River," * movie showing flood destruction and control, wo* shown Monday Wednesday, another movie will
uses, Hueh fine wrapping pa pers as clgaret papers have reccntiy been made from flax straw.
Versatile Ramie
Ramie Is said to be the most durable, strongest and lightest
Judge James CJ. (Ionian on Odell's show-cause, suit against. Ralph W. Evans, building ami loan commissioner, to regain control of Iho company taken from him by Evans Inst March 4, now Is in its fifth week.
The student baseball team de feated the family in a rousing game Inst Thursday noon. The score was 2 to 0.
'The Astronomy arm Geology Club went on a field trip to the Golden Gate Exposition Satur
be shown entitled, "What the River Does for Man."
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Fuller Pure Pfaporad. For a baoullfwl
vegetable extant. It l* 8 Mr times
stronger than cotton, six times
stronger than silk, and four
times stronger than flax
hemp. It Is less crushable than
linen. It produces a superior
paper. It may be dyed in all
colors and used for tablecloths,
napkins, plushes, upholstery,
curtains, carpets, dress and knit
goods,
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Until recently, there was no
process for removing the gum
from the fiber. This has now
been accomplished with the re
sult that ramie may take art im
portant new place in the textile
Industry. If it does, chemurgy
ANYONE CANwill have moved another step
ahead.
Not so Important but likely to
prove .practicable on countless
WRITEfarms are such specialized crops
as pyrethrum whose flowers are
Crump, who labelled the com
rnlttce of certificate holders who
seek to intervene in the suit as
``engineered" by Odell. told Judge
Contan he understood that suc
cess of the committee's petition
would lead to petitions by other
groups, one of whom would rep
resent certificate holders who
favored Evans' seizure of the
firm.
The attorney, In a morning-
long argument, claimed it was
not necessary for the certificate
holders to be represented in the
trial because their Interests were
being amply cared for by the
building and loan commissioner.
Crump challenged the court's
right to admit the petitioners
on the grounds that the certifl
cate holders' rights were not
"directly" affe^^ 'by the out-
come of the <
hearing.
day. Twenty-six young people took the xehool bus ee-!y Satur day morning; the same 26 ar rived home In the evening hav ing waited 'nnttl the lights went on at the fair.
The Jordan band and orches tra will go to the fair Friday to take part in*the band and or chestra, tournament. They per form so well that they should win some laurels for Jordan.
A model airplane contest will
The Ban Mateo county salary roll for 1839-40. filed with the county board of supervisors yes terday by Controller Thomas J. Kane, calls for budget requests of $508,463. During the past year the arhount appropriated was $542,713.
The Increase sought Is $55,750.
Only four departments In the county showed decreases In their, salary roll requests.
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