Smyrna times., 1927-02-23
vII ROBINSON URGES !!!5,,
m BOULEVARD TO LEHES
.or,KER OPENING DEL
y f,,rrNTORY CONGRESS
ch Project Will Be of
laa' l..,s st % Three States-COn-
b'Hlas. a4s..cts y Large Attendance

,..,,v. Nd, February 17.-GOv-
1,I, p.bsrt P. Robinson Of Della
,.,irsred an impressive address
s,,+ sneaker at the evening
T. touched on many Of the
i.sues Of the Congress, and
Conditions of the Peninsula.
]. rrouOsed Ocean Boulevard
y l.rss South to the Maryland
r'rsrnOr Robinson said:
y. ~ have built an Ocean
= =, from Lewes, down past Re
tbe most wonderful little
y resort along the Atlantic
Nth a beach second to nome
Il T.rvland line; Maryland tax
lawn TO Virginia and Virginia
-ung tive will nave open 10
.,Han and industry, many hun
4 acres which are now idle and
,Trg into a revenue producing
I'M that which is now unprofit-
Etkin,President Of a. E. Fit
rmDany Of New York, who con
r5lic utility concerns through
4 srtire country with assets of
IAN s2OO,OO0,000, and who is
MI Of the Eastern Shore Gas &
I, Company, was the second
r Of the evening. Mr.. Fitkin
taribly, and he drove home in
impressive manner the need of
sfort in promoting either pri-
d public success.
ii will find people in every COM
n Who say IT CAN'T BE DONE,
Who are skeptical, people who
nud and criticise, people who
svE cold water on a meeting
Il You will not find them lin
si.h the go-getters and | find
u sbOut the country to the Ro-
Ions, Kimanis and other civic
nnercial clubs two types of
d lose who sit back and criti-
~ently awaiting for a failure
zyublic or private endeavor so
i may say | told you so; and
zdass who are the go-getters,
b who believe in what they
ing sufficiently to give the best
aFa in them. If every man
give to this Congress the same
d md zeal that he gives to his
Us it cannot help being a sue
be said.
are making history today in
gngress. Somebody had a great
think your eyes are open
q and the infdels who say it
~ Be dme' will be saving tit can
bnea
flEa reviewed general busi-
Conditions in a thorough and
IMPRESSIVE manner, stressing the
a7 Of cooperation in all lines
H1ss and especially in the pro-
q general or public welfare.
A that the Del-Mar-Va PENN
'arants the faith which he and
1xfs'ts have placed into it with
s3nent Of more than $7,O00,-
power and service equipment.
Y Comptroller, William S. Cor
Y Of Salisbury, addressed the
'% on Banking and the Farm
n: Gordy's first-hand knowl-
ananeial and agricultural cir
= we'll Illustrated in his ad-
/ ne reviewed conditions apply
Fdauy to the Peninsula and
nne facts of the most vital in
n = = business men in every line.
Isi address of the evening
1sae oy J. ]. Alexander, Director
n apala Board of Trade, who re-
ana analyzed cooperative
and the many advantages
n0per organization and united
,..1 s9ald bring in every phase of
= sral interests.
\ u second day Of the Congress-
4 %.sndanee of more than 500
y. |e Armory. The same keen
S.'i. prominent throughout the
~ NJ sessions was agani appar-
NJ H. u. morning was devoted to
n. %ple y Of Relationship Of Out
! Ss...i lEoolems Of Agriculture to
Cs,.sain i,nent, En- Banking, Mercantile
n. gsaSfal q Progress on The Del
PENINSULA"
ass,,i pSSI q q the Del-Mar-Va Ag-
clds. I6oancil, Of which Charles
d l' MI & pprlneess Anne, was Chair
tr,'sit,, ~ ". Frank B. Bomberger,
a I p Maryland, and DIR.
h ~. DeIner, me University of Del
NJ 'Tie N! Vice-Chairmen, was re-
~, SgS y. was divided with the
sDg.Esa'sa Es'atus of Agriculture on
!, rso'. asr-va Peninsula" covered
d IS,' y . q a Special Commission
I'd NJ, Dr' Bomberger, and the
. PraSl.und 1aS under title Of 'The Mark
srut' S'Ins ; Of Del-Mar-va Agri-
Ossi,l headed by DR.. Benner:
asHirnlt tsO%mlttee representing
Iastsoau mural !. "a Industry, with w.
Saan, O,.,' !. Moodside, Delaware, as
'lsr, lsrc1ltpnsss,e presented that feature of
eapor. 'ai Council in an impress
y conmis,aaioOn session a report
ccsanuDliissssiloon on Transportation
y. AldII0nn