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has received out Of the treasury Of
the German people ver n mil
lion dollars since ne fled from Bull
garia. The Social Democratic party
has resolved to PUT through q motion
as soon as the Reichstag meets. ask
ing the government TO tell all about
It. In the meantime. the apologists
for Ferdinand have been busy. Only
their stories don't join up. One
statement Is that when Ferdinand
determined to take his paople into
the war on the side OF Germany. he
feared very much for the future OF
his landed estates In the old Austro-
Hungarian empire. If the Central
Powers lost the war. he was sure
Ia lose his lands. which were esti-
mated to be worth q. 1000. 600 marks.
SO the story OF one set Of apologists
Is that the German imperial govern
ment guaranteed him against this
loss.
The other explanation Is even
stranger. Ferdinand Is said TO have
had on desposit in the Bank OF
England In London a very large sum
OF money. When he got ready finally
to throw Bulgaria into the war
AGAINST the Allies. predence would
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have dictated that he withdraw as
money.
But 10 do SO would have given
the Allies an mixing Of what ne
contemplated. In order 20 preserve
the element OF surprise about Bull
garia's entry into the war. ~ Was
therefore, necessary for Ferdy 70
leave his money In London And q
guarantee him against loss OF tni;
sum, II IL claimed the German I'm
perial government agreed to indem-
Nifty him.
How Wars Are Engineered
When and II the Reichstag tackles
the problem and probes into the
whole Bulgarian mess. American
readers OF the cable news X likely
still further to have their eyes open
ed as to how this war business Is
conducted by Europe. Just before
the war broke out. Bulgaria was dick
ering with big German banks for q
very large loan. much OF the money
being desired for the buildirA OF
railways.
Almost on the very eve Of the
war the contract was signed. Then
came the war and for the time be-
ing. all financial bets were off. The
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Allies knew all about Il and there
ensued "A battle royal LIN Sofia
Each side wanted Bulgaria as an
ally. III they could not get this. then
they wanted her neutrality-bene-
violent IL possible. French banks We'd
with German banks In offers or
loans To Bulgaria-offers with war
strings tied 70 them. The Russians.
who knew the Bulgarians as well as
anybody. told the Allies they we're
wasting their time. The way 10 get
Bulgaria was 70 bride some OF the
big political leaders and parliamen-
tary heavy guns.
But Ferdinand beat them 70 *.
Germany apparently guaranteed
Ferdinand against any monetary loss
N he took his country into the war
on the side or the Cenral Powers
At any rate. whatever happened. In
October. 1915, Bulgaria finally en-
tered the war on the side OF Ger
many. Austria and Turkey.
And the German people have been
paying Ferdinand v c since.
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BY MILTON


LONDON, July 30.-If by next fall
there is still such a thing as a cabi-
net and a Parliament in Germany
the government is going to have a
stormy time in the Reichstag over
ex-Czar Ferdinand OF Bulgaria.
The crafty old fox-half German
Coburg and half French Bourbon
loser OF his throne, kicked out OF
Bulgaria. would seem TO be a queer
person for Germans TO be fighting
about. But when and IL the whole
story comes out. it viii be a sensa-
ton.
For the fact Is, SO assert the Ger
mar Socialists. that while Germanys
business and finance are all shot to
pieces. while the government is COM
PEELED 10 pass the hat around 70
the Allied powers for monetary sup
port. while taxation has been heap
ed upon the German people, and
while wages have steadily been beat
en- down, Ferdinand has been living
fat and rich in COburg on money
paid from the German treasury.
just why the German taxpayer
should dig into his pocket for marks
and pfennigs which r passed on 10
Ferdinand has never quite been
made clear. All that Is definitely
known is that the Imeperial govern
ment Of ex-Kaiser Wilhelm made
some sort Of arrangement with Fer
dinand and all the republican adj
ministrations since then have hon
ored the bond.
In January, 1921. when DR.. Fehr-
enbach was Chancellor and DR..
With was finance minister. Ferdi-
nand drew down from Germany the
sum OF IS million marks, or the
equivalent of about 100000 gold
marks. He is said to have given the
government his written assurance
that he accepted this as payment in
full Of all promises made him by
the imperial government Of 1915.
They Keep on Paying
But in August. 1924, despite this.
when Herr Wilhelm Marx was
Chancellor and DR.. Luther, finance
minister, another million gold marks
we're paid over to Ferdinand.
In 1925, when DR.. Luther was
chancellor and DR.. Schlieben was
finance minister. once more the
gold-thtrsty Ferdinand drew down
another million gold marks.
Nobody knows what happened, but
In April. 1917. when DR.. Marx was
chancellor and DR.. Koehler was fin
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HOUSTON. July 90--Hix years
agD Young Hendricks. then m
sailor. met Doris Giassbrook Try
England. He fell I'm love with heE
and. OIL finding VA Job in America
sent for her. They were tn bp mar
ried on the day Doris landed An
the ship bearing her docked, Young
rushed to meet her. lets geH
married right away" HniG Doris.
Gee. I forgot the license" Young
replied. They had to wait three
days before they could EHt N h~
cennr because OK the three-dny
intention law in force here.
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BELMONT. INV. C.. July SOW.
ID. Kennedy. here on business,
dreamed that one OF his children
had been killed. Ire wrote hiS wife
next morning asking lf they were
all right. The wife wrote in reply
that the children were all safe.
She gave the letter Geo Charlie. m
four-year-old son. to post fur hHr.
On the way % the mailbux he was
run over and killed BY q truck.
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ance minister. the government show
ed itself more economical. 1t offered
ID Ferdinand an annual honorarium
OF 10000 marks. Ferdinand thought
this shabby. so in May the offer vas
raised TO 100. 900. Still the ex-czar
kicked and by December the govern
ment had once more raised the ante.
1t would give him an annual sum
OF 10000 maTks-and for the rest
Of his life.
In February OF this year, with DR..
B-uening as chancellor and Dietrich
SIS finance minister. the crafty Fer
dinand got the sum OF 500. 900 marks.
Want to Know Why.
So. all in all, the dethroned gar
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a BANGOR. Ms, July 30-Steve
Storosky, Russian woodsman. drop
ped into n local restaurant for a
bite 10 eat. Before Steve had left
ne delighted the manager and aweA
other customers bv consuming 81
hard-boiled eggs. II slices of bread.
four cups Of coffee. four doughnuts.
a large beefsteak and four glasses
OF water.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-05
CHAMP NICHOLS
SUFFERS HURT
Fast, Lively Bout Likely
In Main Event For
Thursday

Due to Hugh Nichols, light
heavyweight champion, developing
an infected ear. Charlie Leahman,
the Crying Dutchman," and Pat
OyBrien, the Irish Gargoyle, will
clash in the main event Of the
wrestling card inaugurating the
Legion Sports Arena here Thurs
day evening, it has been announced
by Promoter Ernie Stephens.
The promoter received a wire
from Nichols at Mexia late Tues
day afternoon stating his a was
in such shape that he would be un-
able TO wrestle this week.
The Gard
Il had counted on Nichols
heavily for the opening card, but
Leahman and O'Brien should make
an excellent match" Stephens
states.
The new lineup is:
Charlie Leahman VS.. Pat O'Brien.
Stecher VS.. Tony La Blanc.
Red Lyons VS.. Jack Pierce.
NULL due Nc. Dill NAAhAAAos
Leahman almost caused a riot In
Harlingen last night when he threw
Stecher two out OF three falls. The
Crying Dutchman" Is unpopular
to a marked degree because he let's
his caveman tactics crop out at
times. He drop-kicked Stecher out
Of the ring last night and a near
riot followed. Be that as II may.
Leahman is one Of the best CRAP
piers that ever wrestled in this
section. He has tanned down on
the rough stuff and Is wrestling
in good form. The Dutchman took
a fall out OF Jim McMillen recent
ly. and anyone who can do that is
plenty good. McMillen and Londos
drew a record gate in the Garden
several months ago.
Pat Is Popular
O'Brien, Leahman's opponent
here. Is a popular battler who
knows his holds and sideplay. He
not only shows the fans lots Of
wrestling. but he keeps them enter
tanned with his antics at the same
time. When he puts on a hold, he
smiles like a gargoyle. He will be
able to give the Dutchman a real
run for his money. What's more,
had better not attempt to
this Celt.
The remainder OF the card Is
correspondtngly good.
An orchestra and the Legion
and Drum corps will en-
liven the opening card.
The bouts are scheduled 10 get
under way at BIS p. m.
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Did You Know That.

DID YOU KNOW. SPIT box
Jack Sharkey was world
champion heavyweight before
the Sharkey-Walker bout. .ac-
cording TO the New York Boxing
Commission. The bout was ad-
verrised as for the heavyweight
championship Of the world.
the bout was a draw. or so II
was decided by a couple Of
judges and a referee. sane
toned by the aforesaid boxing
commission /. all OF which ought
TO mean that, II Jack Sharkey
Is the heavyweight champion OF
the world. SO Is Mickeywalker.
>. Schmeling? But then Schmel-
ing Is not even allowed 70 fight
In New York. Joke books make
pretty good reading In hot
weather.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-05
PALMS DEFEAT
HAWKS 5 TO z
Willis Twirls Three-Hit
Ball In Championship
Contest

McALLEN. Aug. 5.-With Willis
twirling three-hit ball, the Nc
Allen Palms defeated the La Feria
Nighthawks So here Tuesday night
in the first OF a seven game play
off for the Valley league champion
ship.
Willis had the Hawks eating out
OF his hand, whiting fifteen Of
them in easy style. la Feria's only
runs came in the eighth inning
when McNair, former amateur,
clouted a home run with Biggers on
the sacks.
Only a small crowd was on hand
for the game.
The clubs meet under the flood
lights here again Thursday and
Friday nights.
r~l.A LAww
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-05
Yale Coaches
Begin Work At
u. of Mexico

MEXICO. CITY. Aug. 5.-A
squad OF So candidates reported
for the seasons first practice at
J the University OF Mexico. this
group including the nucleus OF the
1880 eleven.
1 When the first practice ended
Pc players grouped and gave their
t.plverslty cheer for the coaches
Frederick j. Linehan OF Wesfield,
Mass; Stuard D. Ludlum OF Phila-
delphia: Allen Converse OF Green
wich, Conn, and Clarence Jones
of Evanston, Ill. The quartet Of
mentors, all Yale men, responded
with the Eli "Brek-ek-ek" and
three cracking "MexicoS."
Big Iinemen
There were five line candlhates
six feet or more tall, the tallest
being Captain Manuel Landa, end,
six feet 31-2 inches.
Head Coach Lineham. who was
an Al-American guard at Yale
last season, outlined the technical
and ethical aspects of the football
that will prevail at the University
of Mexico this fall. He then took
the husky line candidates in charge,
while Ludlum instructed the back
field men. Converse, an under
graduate at Yale and a member Of
the varsity football squad there.
assisted III the instruction OF the
linemen, and Jones. also an under
graduate at New Haven. helped out
Ludfim. Judlum gave lessons In
blocking. running with the bali,
and forward passing.
During the rainy season, con
tinuing until october. the sxad
will practice three mornings a
week. Assistant Coach Jones will
take over the instruction CT the
freshmen, and Assistant Coach
Converse that OF the National Pre-
paratory school. These two teams
viii play a local schedule of games.
May Play Here
When the new coaches. who sue
coed Reginald Root. also a Yale
man, arrived at Vera Cruz, they
were met by Roberto Noriega, d.
rector Of football at the University
of Mexico.
Nexico's first game with an
American school will be played at
Rnver. Oct. 9. with the University
OF Denver. Another game Is
scheduled with the University OF
Tulsa, at Tulsa, Nov. 4. A game
Is tentatively slated with South
western institute atLafayette. La,
some time in November. Mississippi.
college OF Clinton, Miss, viii play
In Mexico City Dec. 5. Other
games are still 10 be scheduled.
one OF which viii probably be with
Brownsville Junior college.
Both Linehan and Ludlum ex-
pressed themselves highly satisfied
with their charges. Il like their
spiri,.' said Linehan. They are
enthusiastic and willing. PhyA-
cally. they are big enough to play
anybody. I did not expect to find
a line OF six-footers in Mexico"
Good Spirit
To the players Linehan said:
BE faithful at practice. Every
man will be given the fullest OPP
portunity 70 show that he deserves
A place on the team. There are
eleven places open to the best men.
Football is a rough. but clean
game. Play as hard as you like.
but be gentlemen. Our team will
win some games this year"
This year marks the third year
of intercollegiate football at the
University OF Mexico.
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with a double. He outlasted three
Beaumont pitchers. Goldstein,
Green and Marrow to gain the de-
cision.
In a dusk to dawn doubleheader
at Shreveport last night, the San
Antonio Indians won the first game
3 to 2, but had to battle eleven In
nings for 1t. The midnight
scramble resulted in a | to l tie
when the game was called at the
end Of the second inning to allow
San Antonio TO catch a train.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-05
Pats Mistake

Pat O'Bren. who wrestles here
Thursday night. made a bad mis-
take one night. according to a
story he tells.
Pat blew into dressing room
and saw a stranger.
Say fellew," Pat said. "yotl'd
better blow. The promoter al
lows only wrestlers in here"
oh. it'll be all right" the strang-
or answered.
%. X wise guy. I was Just try
ing TO give you a hint. Don't blame
me when YOU get thrown out"
Pat returned.
AT that moment the promoter
stepped into the room.
Here Pat" he said. meet Joe
Stecher, the worlds champion"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-05
T~enseness Is
Ruination OF
Many Golfers
What Is the proper downswing
for the mashie- niblick?

nh1t IL n proper d0WnSwfng
for the mashie- niblick?
Any tenseness in the golfer about
TO start his downswing in a mashie-
niblick shot is apt TO spoil IL. Hence
tension must be avoided. Just as Il
must be for the successful compile
ton OF other golf shots.
Start the downswing with a sort
OF pulling action OF the left hand
The left knee then will straighten
ready to support the weight about
TO be shifted to 1t.
The right arm, kept close to the
body. begins to straighten and leave
the body as the club nears the ball.
And as is the case in all iron shots.
the ball is hit first. then the ground.
Literally. n should attempt to hit
the ball right into the ground.
AS the clubhead strikes, the left
leg receives the weight, the right
arm swings straight through and
the right side turns tS-ouh 50 that
the player faces the line along
which his ball has been aimed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Bstting-Simmons, Athletics, .38l;
Ruth, Yankees, .379.
Runs-Gehrig. Yankees, l07;
Ruth. Yankees. "a.
Runs batted in@Gehrig, Yankees,
ia; Ruth, Yankees, ITO.
HitS-Simmons, Athletics, 161;
Webb. Red Sox. 142.
Doubles-Webb. Red Sox, so:
Manush. Senators. "a.
Triples-Simmons. Athletics. IS;
Johnson, Tigers. II.
Home runs-Gehrig. Yankees, 80;
Ruth. Yankeei 28.
Stolen bases-Chapman, Yankees;
AZ: Johnson. Tigers. %.
Pitching-Grove. Athletics. won
%. lost 2: Mahaffey. Athletics:
Marberry, Senators. VOL II, lost 2.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-05
Slayer Gets Life

NOWATA. Okla. Aug. S. P1-
w. r. Bates, 66-year-old farmer
who killed three neighbor farmers
near Lenapah last Saturday. faced
a life term In the state penitentiary
for the crimes.
He pleaded guilty to the three
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-05
A SUITOR

Arthur, dad is in the billiard
room. This is the moment to ask
his consent to our marriage"
mo, Ill wait until he Is in the
library"
Why"
"Then he will have a book In his
hand instead OF a billiard cue.
-Nebelspalter, Zurich.
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a LEAHMAN AND OBRIEN WILL HEADLINE CARD HERE

murder charges and was sentenced
20 serve life terms for the klay-
ing OF +. G. Huffman and wv. III.
Owings, While another sentences
for the s4ry. * or Bill Bay was de-
ferTed by District Court Juoss
Wayne w. Dayless.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-05

lNO-DaSe nlLS-B. 1Oder, Fran
els C2). Home runs - McNair.
Bases On balls-off Albers 4. off
Biggers /, off Willis ?. Struck out
by Albers s, by Biggers l, by
Willis IS. Left on bases-La Feria
4. McAllen Z. Passed balls - b.
Cox. Stolen bases-Phillips C4).
Winford, ContreraS. Time Of game
-l:30. Umpire-Ogden.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-05
MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
CBy the Associated Press
Including games OF Aug. 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Batting-Davis, Philies, 1852;
Grimm, Cubs, 343.
Runs-Klein. Phillies, 90; Cuyler
and English. Cubs, rs.
Runs batted in-Klein, Phillies,
IS: Hornsby, Cubs. rs.
Hits-L. Waner, Pirates, 143;
Klein. Phillies. I40.
Doubles-Hornsby. Cubs. IS: Bar
tell, Phillies; Adams, Cardinals, 80.
Triples-Traynor, Pirates, IA;
Terry, Giants, Is.
Home runEKlein, Phillies, "a;
OFT. Giants. II.
Stolen bases-Cuyler. Cubs, II;
Ccmorosky. Pirates; Frisch, Cardin-
ais III.
Pitching-Haines. Cardinals. won
8. lost 2; Bush, Cubs, won 10, lost
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-05
(By the Associated Press)

Those who lose must suffer the
consequences. The Dallas Steers,
trying desperately to overhaul the
Houston Buffaloes in the second
half pennant race, lost a 2 to l
game to Galveston last night to fall
seven games behind the pace set
tiers. In an afternoon game at Wi
chita Falls, the Houston boys made
1t four in a row ver the Spudders.
taking the setto 10 to 4.
Pistol Pete Fowler fired at the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-05
UP AND DOWN

Two members were talking In
the smoking room OF the club.
Il understand your wife thought
of taking up law before she mar
ried you" remarked one Of them
10 his friend.
That's right" replied the 9TH
er. But now she's content to lay
~ down."-The HumoriS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-05
AMERICAN IFAGUF

Tuesdays Results
Chicago 6, Detroit /.
Only game scheduled.
Wednesdays Games
Cleveland at Detroit.
Only game scheduled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-05

No foolin', DR.. Pepper is a lunch 4 neat little,
sweet little snack between meals that puts you on
your toes. Taken at 10, 2 and 4 o'clock, it lifts
you right out Of the dumps. Nothing harmfull
Just a confection of fruit juice and sugar in pre-
digested form; almost pure energy, with its bulk
OF sparkling water. 1t helps like everything.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Tuesdays Results
Chicago Al, Cincinnati %.
New York 6-3. Brooklyn 80.
st. Louis z. Pittsburgh /.
Philadelphia 80. Boston "a.
Wednesdays Games
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Brooklyn at New York.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-05
T THE


Results
Houston 10, Wichita Falls 4.
Galveston 2. Dallas /.
San Antonio 8, Shreveport 2.
Fort Worth A.. Beaumont 3, az
innings.
Wednesdays Games
San Antonio at Dallas.
Houston at Fort Worth.
Galveston at Shreveport.
Beaumont at Wichita Falls.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-05

Chinese drink little water; they
think water makes them sick.
They drink tea instead. because
the leaves r supposed to purify
the water.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-05

IME was when twenty-five cents was the
standard price Of a meal. Today for two bits, you
can invite a whole "harem" to lunch. And, boy!
how the trails" do fall, for a little shot of nour-
Ihment, at 10, 2 and 4 o'clock. For a few odd
nickels you can make yourself a hero and play not
one, but the field"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-05
Bluffs Defeat Spudders IO-4
As Steers FdN'Before Grabs

Spudders, and his arm was good,
for he held his foes to ten hits.
Euler, Wichita Falls third base
man, hit two home runs off Pistol
Pete and Buck Stanton, Spudder
first baseman and leagues leading
hitter, hit one homer.
Six For Bluffs
Fred Vincent started for Wichita
Falls, but he was sent to the
showers in the fourth after allow
ing seven runs and eight hits. Ash
Hillin finished for Wichita Falls.
Since taking the road. the Buff
faloes have won two out Of three
from Dallas and four straights from
Wichita Falls. They invade Fort
Worth tonight.
The Galveston Buccaneers gave
Dallas a severe pennant Jolt by
trimming the second placers ? to l
with Preacher Thurman on the
mound for the Buccaneers. Oscar
Fuhr pitched splendid baseball for
Dallas, but Thurman was a shade
SINtCA. DdAAdo ADllt run Ghlut WHEN
Loepp connected for a home run.
Dallas got two runners on in the
last Of the ninth. but Cowboy
Jones and Jerry Mallet failed to
deliver the necessary hit.
Thurman had the honor or
stopping the consecutive game-hit-
ting streak Of Elton Langford. Dali
las left fielder, who had hit In
twenty-eight straight games. Lang
ford's hardest hit ball last night
was a line drive TO ~centerfield which
Spear caught. The game closed the
series. Dallas winning two ana
losing two.
Cats 4, Exporters 3
Beaumont and Fort Worth closed
their series at Fort Worth with
the Cats victorious 4 TO 3. Leon
Chagnon went the route for Fort
Worth, playing a dual hero role.
Besides pitching tenhit baseball.
Chagnon drove in the winning run
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-10-16
PRENATAL CLINIC

The next prenatal hygiene clinic
will be held at the County Health
Department Office, 103 IL East Main
Street, Elkton, Maryland, Thursday,
October Goth, from 1000 to 1900
noon for colored women and from
loo to 800 p. m. for white women.
Prenatal clinics are held for the
expectant mothers who for financial
reasons cannot have the necessary
examinations and for the physicians
who are too busy to give complete
prenatal examinations.
The Health Department clinician
makes these complete examinations
free and sends the family physician
the report of the exam nation with
recommendations. The Health De-
partment clinician does not give
treatment.
C. A. KANE, M. D.,
County Health Officer.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-10-16
FIVE YEAR PLAN FOR KENT
COUNTY

A committee, whose membership
will be chosen from the various or
CARNATIONS in the county, will short
ly be formed to shape an attainable
Five-year Agricultural Plan for Kent
County, Md. The program will be
shaped on problems confronting the
county and will attack both local and
Statewide issues.
A Statewide five-year plan has
been developed through the Universe
ty of Maryland Extension Service
and the county program will be to
take care of its own particular prob
lens.
The formation of the county com
mittee will take place in the near fu-
ture.
1t is the plan to have every organ
Eization and line of business represent
ed on the committee. It is the hope
of those, backing the project that
agricultural prosperity through unit
ed efforts Of all agencies working to-
gether will be the result.