Milford chronicle., 1932-04-08

lHe Time, Wueu uOt udullnS props Ol
piling, in hauling pine wood. Thi!
helps.
The contemplated building of /;
concrete road from Glendale t
Slaughter Beach by the State High.
way Department would when it be.
comes a fact, be a great factor in
| helping the labor situation in this
section. 1t would also help the farm
ers by giving work Cor themselves
and teams, and all of them badly
| need it,
The Highway Department is build
ing roads in other parts of the State
to help to relieve the labor situation.
Why not here?
We feel sure if the building OF
this road is put before the Highway
Department in its proper light. they
cannot after seeing the necessity for
such a road, refuse to grant their
request. Let the people interested
get busy.
The charitable organizations of
the county have had their hands full
in caring for those out of employ
ment and will have to continue for
some time to come but when will the
depression end?
When will things become normal
again? This is the question being
asked by many but no one seems to
be able to answer il i'm Il satisfactory
way
1t is presumptOus on the part of
some people to ask an increase in
wages at the present time, instead of
being advanced they should be re-
duced, and help in a measure to
feed those who have been out of en-
plOyment for a long time.
The depression will end when the
employers and employees agree
upon a scale of wages which will
give living to all concerned and
not before.
Political Democratic
Governor Roosevelt seems 10 he
well in the lead and bids fair to go
to the Democratic Convention with
enough delegates to secure his nom
nation. What has become of eX-
Governor Smith? Has he been snow
ed under? Let us talk for a few min
utes about the candidate on the
Democratic ticket for Governor of
Delaware. They say that the naIni- |
nation for Governor belong TO Sus-
sex county. The writer don't believe |
much in such a doctrine. Any pOliti- !
cal party should be privileged TO
take their candidates for State Off
ces from any section of the State. !
What they want is the strongest wO- |
man or mantle one who can com !
mand sufficient vote to win. In the |
present case Sussex county can pre-
sent a strong array of candidates.
How would DR.. Paynier of George
town do?
AS President Hoover continues his
triumphant march all Other candi-
dates seem to fade away as they will
10 until the day of the convention
when all factions will be shouting
themselves hOarse for the President.
How about the Office of Governor
)n the Republican ticket? If the
present Governor will accept ne
should be nominated. lie has m?de
good and we doubt if the Republi
ans will be able TO elect any other
candidate. There is talk Of other
but they will not be able
o command the vote that Governor
Buck can. He is a clean, honest
nan, and if we have got to have
to fill the office. lei it be
Governor Buck by all means.
congress
Speaker Garner seems to have
,rought some order out of the chaos
existing in the House of Representa-
ives and they have now passed
aw which will wipe out the def
iency existing at one blow Wait
md see.
The Senate of the United States is
republican hut they don't seem TO
make any more headway than the
House. The Independent
Ote which consists mostly of Re-
ublican Senators from Western
tates make a big noise, but DO but
title.
What we need at the present time
) men with brains, who will iegis-
ate wisely. and for the good Of the
ountry at large. All they think of
ow, is politics, politics.
IaiSing BrOilers
The low price of broilers don't
eem to diminish the demand for
ably chicks by the poultry farmers.
thousands upon thousands of the
tile chicks are being shipped in diff
erent parts of the State by the hat
heries situated in the State and
lsewhere. Every express and parcel
ost brings many of the small chic
ems to the poultry raisers, farmers
nd others who engage in raising
rollers for the city markets.
The price of broilers today is only
bout one half of what is was two
ears ago The price of food is much
,wer, being reduced about one half, I
hich will help the poultry farmers /
, make a profit even at the pres {
ut prices. 1t is fine to have a flock !
brOilers growing, the dealers are
lXious for them, and thev will al I
ays bring ready money when other {
ops are slow of sales.
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