davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-05-04
100000 SERAN
EMPLEADOS En-
FL ANO ACTUAL
7 ell resto en- 1886, segur
ell informe de la Sria. de
Comunicaciones

cluoAO DE MEXICO, MAYO J.
-lENclusivo).- la suma total que
gastara la Naci6n en- las obras del
Palacio Federal de Justicia. o sea
el edificio de la Suprema Corte. en-
que estardn las oficinas del Tribu-
nal del Primer Circuito de los jug
sados de Distrito y demas Gepen-
dencias del Poder Judicial Federal
sera de un million Y medic de pesos
de los cuales seiscientos mil a a
gastarse en- oil curse del presente
aho y en- Ell entrante los novecientos
mil restantes4
Este Sc puso Ell claro al leerse
en- pleno de hoy, oelebrado por
Ia suprema Corte. ell informe CO.
rr~espondiente de la ~Secretaria de
Comunicaciones Y Obras Pdblicas
sobre planeamiento v construction
del ueyo edifici del primer tribu-
nal del pals.
La opinión., 1935-05-04
FL CANAL....
{ sisue de la sa. Pas }

rios de este puerto. Ell plan de
rectificacion de la Inca lrohleil-
"a que estos senores sc prohoheh
llevar a cabo consiste en- proion-
oar hacia ell oeste ell parallel de
81 grades Y veinte minutes que
pasa por Naco y Nogales, dc mo.
do que dele en- territorio estadunl
dense TODD ell territorio sonorehse
en- que Sc halla la Sierra de San,
ia Clara, que esta limitado por ell
litoral de la bahia de Adair hasta
la region del delta del Colorado,
incluyendo Puerto Isabel y en- Ell
t~erritorio de la Baja California Ia
porcion correspondence que a
barca desde la vertiente norte de
la Sierra de Santa Catalina hasta
la f~rontera Y que incluye Ia faJa
que ouedaria ~segregada del resto
de la peninsula. 81 Sc c~onstruyese
ell canal proyectado por ell senior
ingeniero ROLAND.
Y digo "segregada' con toda in
tencion, porque la faJa proAlna
a la frontera gravita hacla los
Estados Unidos mas que hacIa ell
sur de la peninsula con la que no
hay grandes intereses que la Il
guen, nj aun siquiera medlaaos
caminos pues los pocos y malos
que existen son los restos de los
que ALI abrieron los jesuitas; IA
faja fronteriza abre sus peque-
mas poblaciones hacia ell norte pa
ra atraer al turismo con su iieen-
cia Y sus %vicios, tai como una ca
sa de mala nota que abre de mar
en- par sus puertas, ofreciendo pla
ceres de alquiler al transeunte.
Ell proyectado canal no mira,
sino aumentara la separation en-
tire la faja que segregue y ell res
to del territorio Y de esta segre-
gacion Sc aprovecharan los que
aqui estan trabajando por apode-
rarse del delta del Colorado. 4 fin
de que los Estados Unidos posean
mitasen a ensehar los punos y
nazarsei
Lie. Jose Luis REQUENA.
Mexico, D. +.
La opinión., 1935-05-04
NUEVO DELEGADO DE MlGRA-
ClON

FL teniente coronel Jesus CArde-
mas Carranza tomo possession el dta
lie hoy como delegado de migraci6n
substituyendo en- csc puesto al Sc
nor Daniel Duarte. quien fue Ia
mado la semana anterior por la Sc
cretaria de Gobernaci6n.
En- los centres oficiales Sc dice
que fueron sorprendiGos malos ma
nejos de parte de Quartz, en- vir-
tud de que los cabarets y casas de
asignaci6n lie pagaban diversas su-
mas mensualmente, para que per
mitiera la information al pals de
mujeres extranjeras de mala nota,
que prestan sus servicios en- esos
centres de vicio. Parece que un en-
viado de G~obernaci0n. comisionado
especialmente para investigar el ca
so. hizo la denuncia a la SUPERIOR
dad y sorprendio a Duarte GUAM
do recibia algunos cheques.
La opinión., 1935-05-04
A LOS ~FABRICANTES
DE TORTILLAS

Me doy como aludido por la Mexican
Commercial Co. en- ell anuncio Gus
Ia estado publicando en- este mismo
Diario, pues la demanda e~ntablads
por Ell senior Pereyra en- las Cortesi
es Ell contra mia.
Para aclarar este punto y dnica-
mente en- r~esguardo de mi reputa-
commercial. pongo e conocimien-
to de ustedes y del pGblico en- gene
raj. que la patente a que Sc refiere
e senior Pereyra, fue registrada en- Ell
Departamento de Patentes en- Wash
lngton, con fecha 25 de julio de 1928.
y expedida con Ell No. l.7S2, 667, y la
mia fue registrada con fecha Is de
diciembre de 1921 y expedida con Ell
No. 1853. AS. Els decir: Ell se1or Pc
reyra registro su patente siete me-
ses despues de que mi patents fue
r~egistrada.
Creo inutil hacer concentrates, y de-
10 a ustedes ell juzgar de parts de
quien esta la razon.
RAMON sA1s.
Adv.
La opinión., 1935-05-04
I o -
PR0YECT0 DE LEY DE
CAMARASDE COMERCIO

clUoAD DE MEXICO, Mayo 3.
-(ExclusivO).- Ell Consejo Direc-
two &c la Confederation de Cana
ras de Concrete de los Estados
Unidos Mexicanos, termin6 hoy en-
la noche el estudio del proyecto dc
ley de Camaras de Concrete e In
dustria que serd sometido a la o
sideraeion de la Seeretaria de Ia
Economic Nacional.
Esta mahana ell Consejo Directs
vo voIvi6 a reunirse con ell exclu-
siyo fin de recibir en- session solem
ne a los miembros de las CANA
ras &c Concrete de Columbus y
Cleveland. Ohio, Estados Unidos,
quienes Sc encuentran en- esta me-
tr6poli fernando parte de una ex-
eursi6n turistica que vista Ia ca
pital de la Repdblica Mexicana.
La opinión., 1935-05-04
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Mayo 2.

OG mEAiCO, Mayo s.
-(Excluslvo).-El 5 de los corrien
es debera estallar en- TODD ell Dis
.rito Federal, asf como en- otras
1artes de la Repnblica. una huelga
lie trabajadores que prestan sus
;erviclos en- las fabricas de articu-
os de soda y artisela.
Tan solo en- ell Distrito Federal
son mas de sesenta fabricas las que
IAN a s%uspender sus labores, por 10
Tue quedaran sin ocupacion, mien-
.ras dure la huelga. numerosos ira
bajadores.
La opinión., 1935-05-04

Contin1s 81 sduosoion medic
de "a 'ectura. Nuncs es taros
para %aprender. Pids hoy mismo
nuestro cstsloeo de iibros Ora
tbs. LIBERIA IOZANO,
203 ". los Angeles Street.-los
Angeles. Calf.
La opinión., 1935-05-04

inteera la cuenea del gran rio,
del Milo americana, como ha sido
llamado. Por estas razones ell "a
nal transpeninsular que %provecta
el senior ingeniero ROLAND, facti-
BILE sin duda alguna. resulta de du
dosa utilidad v provecho como ne
gocio V de evidente peligro como
obra nacional.
San Francisco California.
Of de Abril de 1885
La opinión., 1935-05-04
De la Hojia de....


fado o el cine hab!ado porque
su gracia es exclusivamente de
dialogo. Tanto Oakie como Lau-
rel and Hardy Sc presentan igual
mente para ell cine mudo Y el
hablado. Los hermanos Marx no
probaron nunca de hacer pelicu-
las silenciosas.... Harpo fue ell
dnico V a pesar de que en- e. cine
hablado hace Ell papel de mudo,
en- ell cine mudo fue un fracaso.
Cada uno de ellos representa-
un tipo distinto de gracia y sus
admiradores son legion. Lo cual
qulzas demuestra que la gracia
depende en- realidad de su inter-
prete.
La opinión., 1935-05-04

Continns su ecucaci6n por medic
de Ia 'ect,'rs Nunes es tarde oara
.aprender. Pida hoy mismo nuestro
cataloso de Iibros GRATIS. - ~.
LOZANO. 2C3 North Los
Angeles Street, Los Angeles. Gait.
La opinión., 1935-05-04

Continos 81 eoucscf6n po- medic
de 10 lectura. Nunca e. tards psrs
%aprender. Pida hoy mssmo nusstro
eatk'oso do Iibros. GRATiS.-ll.
5RERlA LOZANO. 203 N. Los An
7eles ST.. Los ANGELES. CALF
La opinión., 1935-05-04

Oficina de los Perio-
dieos LOZANO en- Ia
Ciudad de Mexico, Sc
ran dadas a noe
en- esta seecion los sa-
bados de cada sems-
na.-Los informes de-
ben ser solicitados a:
Oficina de les Perio-
dicos LoZANo, Mo
relia, 66.
NJ. Gonzalez, Santa Maria, Ca
lifornia.-Puedc listed escribir a:
Banco de Mexico, Gale del 5 dc
Mayo, Mexico. D. z.
Francisco Bernai, Los Angeles,
California.-La direcc on es; We
MUSTANG Carranza, 25.
Estels Escalante, los Angeles.
California.-En las o~fieinas de Ia
Fundicion trsbsja persona del
apeIlido que listed indica. pero sc
trsta de una mujcr, cuyo nombre
es Maria. Nincuna otra persona de
csc mismo apellido hs tra5aJado
slli.
Ramon Delgado, Pueblo. Colo
La persona por la que listed pre-
gunta, murio hace hsce seis amos.
A su hijo Jose. puede listed es-
cribirIe a: Carniceria, Ia. calIe de-
Carmen, IA, Mexico, D. r.
Arturo de la Vega. Wollistsr, Ca
lifornia.-La direction de su seho-
rs msdre es: Tslabarteros IS, Me
xico, D. 2.
Pregunton, Chicago. Illinois, La
persona por la que ustd Sc %intere-
ga no radics nj en- Villa Juarez,
nj en- Ciudad Madero.
J. J. Vargas, Brawley, Califor-
nia,-la persona por la que listed
Sc i~nteresa traba 10 en- la fabrica
que indica hasta hace cinco amos;
todos los esfuerzos por localizarla,
han sido inutiles.
chiGan.-Nos ha sido impossible To-
caIizar a la persona por Ia que us
ted Sc interesa.
A. olVera, Los Angeles. califor-
nia.-La persona per Ia cue listed
Sc interesa, va no reside en- la d.
reccion cue nos indica.-P uede US
ted escribirIe a cargo de esta Off
Gina.
saturnino Chavez, Los Angeles,
California.-Con sustc lie informa-
mos haber eneontrado a la perso-
ma por la que listed Sc interesa.-
Puede listed escribirle a: Gale de
la EstreIla, 121, Mexico, D. F.
Manuel Zubieta, Los Angeles,
California Su hermano estuvo
en- estas oficinas y lie e~ntregamos
su carta.
Castro H., New York City. -
Las personals que listed nos indi-
ca nos informan que G.. Sc en-
cuentra actualmente en- Espana;
pero que regresara en- Septiem-
hre u octubre, pudiendole escri-
Dir listed a la misma direction.
Suscriptor X, New Orleans,
La.-Hemos encontrado a la per-
soma por la que listed Sc intere-
sa.-Puede escribirle a: lndepen.
dencia, 30, Mexico, D. F.
Teofanes Lczano, Biees, Cali
fornia.- Nos ha sido impossible
looa|izsr a la persona por la que
listed sc interesa.
AureIis Troncoso, Chicago, I'LL
nois.-lmposibIe nos ha sido To-
%eailzar a la persona per la que
listed Sc interesa.
Rosendo Andrade. Los Angeles, 1
California; La direction de la
persona por la cue listed Sc in
teresa es Manuel Maria contre-
ras, so, Mexico, D. r.
Suscriptor de IS amos, San An
tonic, Texas. Con eusto henos
La opinión., 1935-05-04
MILLION MEDIC OSTAR Ell DE JUSTICE
TOrreblanca EN- Aqua Caliente

Fernando TorrebIanca, sub-secretario
de ReIaciones Exteriores EN- ell gabinete
del Presidente C%ardenas, fue objeto de a.
g~asajos durante su ~estancia EN- el casino
La opinión., 1935-05-04

de Aqua CaIiente. En- la toto aparece con
su esposa dora Hortensia Gales de To-
rreblanca, y con ell %cajero general de la
negotiation, senior Olayo Rubio.
La opinión., 1935-05-04

cUANDo LEE listed 81 A
OPINION" SAsE QUE LEE YIN
pERlODIco INDEPENDENTS Y
HONRADo.
La opinión., 1935-05-04

Rosendo Andrade. Los Angeles,
California; La direction de la
persona por la cue listed Sc in
teresa es Manuel Maria contre-
ras, so, Mexico, D. E.
La opinión., 1935-05-04

Aurelia Troncoso. Chicago, I'LL
nois.-lmposible nos ha sido To-
c%ailzar a la persona per la que
listed Sc interesa.
La opinión., 1935-05-04

Suscriptor de IS amos, San An
tonic, Texas. Con eusto hemos
La opinión., 1935-05-04

Todas las respues 6
a los informes que
sean solicitados a Ia
Oficina de los Perio-
dieos LOZANO en- Ia
Ciudad de Mexico, Sc
ran dadss a eonocer
en- esta seccion los sa-
bados de cada sems-
na.-Los informes de-
ben ser solicitados a:
Oficina de les Perio-
dieos LoZANo, Mo
relia, 66.
La opinión., 1935-05-04

Teofanes Lczano, Bieas, Cali
fornia.- Nos ha sido impossible
IooaIizar a la persona por la que
listed sc interesa.
La opinión., 1935-05-04

mitasen a ensehar los punos y anne
nazarsef
Lie. Jose Luis REQUENA.
Mexico, D. r.
Evening star., 1935-07-11
RURAL INSTITUTE
TO MEET JULY 50
Three Virginia Divisions to
Hold Discussions at
BIacksburg.
~ The Assor,ated Press.

cV 'Hs SsSnFldHPO fFNSS
RLACKSBURG, Va. ,Tuiy II, -"Ad-
hlstments Affecting Rural Life" will
he the general theme nj the seventh
annual session of the Institute of
Rural Affairs at V. p. I. July 30 to
August !, with an economics" sec
tion and standards Of living sec-
tion discussing the problems each
morning and outstanding speakers
discussing them at night.
The evening sessions, at which the
three divisions. the State Federation
Of Home Demonstration Clubs, the
State Farmers Institute and rhe
Institute of Rural Affairs, combine,
will he as follows:
Tuesday. July 70 Music by the
Harrisonbure BOYS Band. an address
hy Mrs Guy Roop. president. State
Federation of Home Demonstration
Clubs: presentation of certificates nf
merit. DR. Julian A. Burruss. presi-
dent Virginia Polytechnic Institute:
Adjust or Adjourn" a humorous ad-
dress by Rev. ?. Roland Wagner, Nor
folk
Wednesday. July 31-MuSic bv the
Jubilee Quartet of Roanoke: Adjust
ments in Rural Life Affecting the
Home" Miss Connie Bonsla2el. State
home demonstration agent, Arkansas.
Thursday. August Music by the
White Ton Folk Musicians. The FL
ture Of Agriculture in the United
States" NJ. L. Wilson, Assistant Sec
retarv Of Agriculture.
Evening star., 1935-07-11
WIDENING IS STARTED
ON COLESVILLE PIKE
Roadway From Sligo Creek to
Franklin Avenue to Be
Made SO Feet.
specialDispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch To The star
SILVER. SPRING, Md. July IL
Work Of widening the heavily
Colesville Pike from Sligo Creek TO
Franklin avenue and constructing
sidewalks along the improved thor
oughfare was begun today by the State
Roads Commission.
The present 2O-foot roadway will be
widened to 56 feet with a 30-foot con-
crete strip in the center and two 49,
foot macadam lanes on either sidet A
foot sidewalk is to be built on each
side of the pike. while the bridge over
Sligo Greek will be videned to 10 feet.
1t Is expected the project will re-
quire three months TO complete. The
area to be improved Is l.l2 miles in
length.
Evening star., 1935-07-11
WOMAN, 43, DENIES
PART IN SLAYING
Mother-in.Law Says She Loved
Man as She Did Her De-
ceased Daughter.
By the Associated Press.

Bv the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. July ll.-Mrs. Blanche
Dunkel, 43-year-old grandmother. un-
der police guard in her hospital room.
said today she loved her son-in-law,
Erwin Lang, swamp Staying victim, as
l did my daughter"
Mrs. Dunkel was put under guard
after Langs fiancee. Miss Josephine
Mckinley. 81, told police the mother
in-law had Lang trailed and had
cursed and threatened him.
The legleSs torso Of Lang. who was
%. was found in a swamp at the north
edge of Hammond Ind. Six feet Of
rope was wrapped around his neck.
Speaking in a whisper because Of A
tonsil operation yesterday, Mrs. Dun
kel said:
What that girl saws Is not true.
I loved Erwin az 7 did my daughter.
After Miles death Lang's wife died
December 2O), he began to run around.
I told him not to, that he ought to
respect her memory more"
She said the assertion she had her
Evening star., 1935-07-11
Candidate Goes to School
Y tha Associated Press.

MADISON, Wis, July 1i.--Iohn q.
Chapple. young newspaper editor,
champion Of Americanism and svowed
Republican candidate for Governor of
Wisconsin,, is going back to school
this Summer at the State university,
whose professors have been the center
Of his attack.
When he announced his intention
several months ago OF seeking the
governorship, Chapple declared his
first act, If elected. would be to bring
about the resignation Of DR.. Glenn
Frank, president of the university.
Chapple said his discharge of Frank
would be asked in connection with a
campaign he would carry on to clean
up what he described as the uni
versity mess" Chapple has charged
that communistic and other s,Ibver-
Sive influences are permitted at the
institution.
II was weeks after his announce
ment that Chapple left his home In
Ashland. where he is editor Of the
Daily Press. and enrolled in the classes
of three members Of the university
faculty-each a pronounced liberal.
Courses Chapple pursued gave rise
tn a question Of whether he intended
primarily to ferret out advocates of
socialism, atheism and communism.
Who he has declared. are rampant on
the campus.
Chapple answered by saving:
Il am at the university to listen.
not to speak: to learn, not to teach"
The 36-year-old editor reached the
height Of his attack upon alleged un-
American teachings Of certain faculty
members three years ago. when he won
the Republican nomination for United
States Senator. He defeated the late
Senator John J. Blaine. La Toilette
Progressive. only to lose in the Demo-
cratic landslide at the general cleo
ton.
Evening star., 1935-07-11
ESTATE LEFT TO SON
acertsl N,sna,rh 70 The Star.

Acer,al DISPATCH 70 The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md July H. FIX
reptine a few minor beoues.s. the en-
tire estate of Mrs. Katherine 2.
Sweeney, longtime resident NJ Forest
Glen. is left In her son, Albert J.
Sweeney nf Ca lifornis. by the terms
of the will. which has been admitted
to probate in The Orphans Court here.
The instrument does not disclose the
palue of the estate.
Mrs. Sweeney. who died last monrn.
was for MANY years housekeeper for
Rev, Charles O. Rosensteel. pastor nf
81 John. Catholic Church. Forest
Glen
Evening star., 1935-07-11
PAGE TO GET 5000
Special Dispa tch to The Star.

Special Dspa tch TO The Star.
LURAY, Va. July l0.-Between
$4,000 and 5000 will be received by
Page County ir the division to coun-
ties by the A. B. c. Board of liquor
profits.
Already numerous requests have
gone into the Board OF Supervisors for
Use OF this fund, which will be avail
able in about a month. Two that
appear to receive the most favor are
an appropriation for continuation Of
health work and remodeling OF the
county office building.
Evening star., 1935-07-11

St69.SS Value .
Ten-piece Duncan
Fhyfe dining suite.
comprises buffet,
server, china csbi-
net and six chairs.
In beautiful ma
hogany veneers.
Evening star., 1935-07-11
FIREMEN'S EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE NAMED
J. M. Tawes of Crisheld Leads
Maryland Association
Group.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
COLLEGE PARK, Md. July H.
Frank T. Snaeffer Of Westminster
president Of the Maryland State Fire
mems association. yesterday an
nounced membership Of the Executive
Committee as follows:
J. Millard Tawes, Crisfield. chair
man; Noble Rushe. HysttSville: Jesse
Fisher. Annapolis; Phillip c. Sterling
Cambridge: Edward C. Diffendal
Westminster.
The first meeting will be held at
Baltimore July 81.
Evening star., 1935-07-11
OPINION IN 2 ORANGES
DIVIDED ON NEW DEAL
Joint Meeting Of Germa ntown
and Olney Groups Is
Conducted.

and OIneV If0NpS Is
Conducted.
Erecial D,Gratrh IN The star
OLFEv. Md. July li.-Thst a wide
difference of opinion EXISTS among
members NJ the Germantown and
Olney Oranges as To the value of the
New Deal was revealed AT a joint meet
Ing here
AS the roll was called each present
responded with a brief discussion of
A Feature nf the New Deal in Which
] Am Interested
II is understood that some Of the
features were praised and others con-
oemned but the consensus was not
snnounced.
With Albert A. ADV. lecturer Of the
Germantown Grange, presiding. lee
t,rers' program was given. paper by
Miss Frances Leaman Of the German
town Grange on My Ideal Type of
County GovFnment" being feature.
The OIpev Grange decided to defray
the expenses of a All Club girl and a
Al Club bov al the annual All
short course at College Park August
e-i3.
Evening star., 1935-07-11

S14a.ss Value Ter
pieces, consisting of a
buffet. server, china
cabinet and six chairs.
Finished In walnut
veneers.
Evening star., 1935-07-11
OFFICERS IN CRASH
Prince Georges Policemen Escape

FTfnce ONOTReB FUIIrEHIeH ESrHpp
Serious Injuries.
By STAFF Correspondent OF The Star.
EVANSVILLE, Md, July IL
County Policemen Arthur Brown and
Edward Merson escaped serious in
jury yesterday when their automobile
overturned on a gravel road while
they were chasing car containing
suspected burglars.
Brown suffered possible fracture
OF bone in his right hand and a
bruised shoulder. Merson was unhurt.
The suspects escaped. Four others
have been arrested.
Evening star., 1935-07-11
Bellringers on Strike.

Local bellringers went on strike at
St Andrews Church. Kirkella, Eng
land, when professionals were import ed
to lead in ringing the chimes to cele.
brate the royal Jubilee.
Evening star., 1935-07-11

nephew. Russell Anderson, "a, also in,
custody. trail Lang, was ridiculous"
Lang was reported missing Saturday
by Miss Mckinley after he failed to
make an expected telephone call.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-12
BACK TO GRASS IS
FEDERAL PLAN FOR
DUST S7REWN LAND
Four-Year Program Of Agricul.
turaI Department Would
Provide More Pasture

washington, April 12.-(P-Some
of the western wheat land which now
is blowing away would be transferred
to grass and pasture under the four
year production control program to
be passed upon by wheat growers
May Is.
The farm administration announced
Thursday that the growers would be
given an opportunity to vote that
day as to whether or not the gov
ernment should continue its effort to
adjust production to domestic re-
QuirementS and available export out
lets.
Adjustment contracts which the
wheat raisers signed in 1888 will ex-
pire at the close of the present crop
year. The plans up for decision in
volve 1886, 1887, 1888 and 1899. The
administration wants growers to
transfer some of the wheat land to
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-12

paintings that would reduce the dam
ger Of further disastrous dust storms.
See New Relief Grants
Some officials said that a continu-
alton Of the storms at the present
time would result in q new grant of
federal funds for drouth relief. Heavy
expenditures Of work relief funds on
soil erosion projects are contemplated
also. Secretary Wallace has estimated,
however, that 10 years will be re-
quired to carry out an effective pro-
gram. He said private land owners
would have to help on q tremendous
scale.
The AAA promised Thursday that
benefits would be paid to farmers in
the dust-storm area this year even
though they are unable to plant any
wheat. Previous regulations had re-
Qutred farmers to plant at least 81
per cent Of their base acreage, but
officials decided this rule would be
waived where it was apparent seed
would be wasted.
Warning Says Wallace
Meanwhile, Secretary wallace
pointed to the storms as a warning
that disaster impends unless q COM
prehensive land-use policy is adopted
and followed.
In radio address prepared as q
message to the annual convention Of
the Izaak Walton League at Chicago.
he said:
The somber pail of dust that has
shrouded the country so frequently
during the last few years Is only the
most spectacular and awe-inspiring Of
the many significant warnings nature
is giving us. Disaster is certain to
follow If we continue to neglect our
land utilization needs
Wallace expressed hope that large
areas Of Submarginal farm lands
could be bought by the government
and restored to natural wilderness
conditions.
Their specific purpose should be
in the preservation of the wilderness
itself, and Of all forms of organic life
that occupy such environment" he
said.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-12
Today's Recipe
Rhubarb Shortcakc

One pound rhubarb, cup sugar,
Ia cups flour, . tablespoons butter,
u cup milk (about), 3 teaspoons bak-
ing powder, Y teaspoon salt.
Stew rhubarb in water to cover and
when tender add y cup sugar and
remove from fire. Mix and Sift
flour, salt, baking powder and re-
naming sugar. Rub in butter and
cut in milk to make a soft dough
Knead lightly on q floured lnoldine
board. Divide in halves. Roll one.
half in a sheet to fit q small pie pan
not more than seven inches in dia-
meter. Spread with softened butter
and cover with remaining half inch
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-12

Bennett said. proposes plan Of land
conservation to replace the old system
Of exploitation which already has
gone much too far. We are prepared to
demonstrate that the impoverishment
and destruction Of our remaining areas
Of good agricultural land can largely
be controlled. The function Of good
forest as natures most perfect sta
bihzer Of the soil needs no elabora-
tion."
The proposal, Bennett asserted, IN
wolves the rededication Of many acres
to grass and trees. the protection o.
streams from sedimentary pollution,
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-12
Community Forests
Would Halt Erosion

Chicago, April deterioration Of
community forests and grazing re-
serves as the most important single
step that can be taken to reclaim
erosion wrecked lands, was urged Fri
day at the annual convention Of the
Izaak Walton League by H. H. Ben
nett, director Of soil erosion service
for the y. s. department Of agricul-
ture. ...
"The department Of agriculture" !"