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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-04-12
RECOMNIENDATIO FOR PWA
ALLEGATIONS MADE BY
FARM BUREAU
O'Neal Says Nation Must Have
Permanent Benefit From En-
-Farm-to-Mafket
Roads Largest Item

An allegation of $40O,000,O00 for
farm-to market roads, rather than
for new transconunental highways,
is suggested in a ten-point program
for handling unemployment work re-
lief advocated by organized agricul-
ture and laid before President Roose-
welt by Edward A. O'Neal, head OF
the American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton. Out of the $4,8S0, 100000
public works and relief bill fund, the
recommendation submitted to the
President call for an additional
15O,0OO,000 for nationwide rural
electrifcation project Ito be handled
Jointly by the Bureau of Agricultural
Engineering, the Tennessee Valley
Authority and the extension divisions
of the state universities.
5000, 100000 For Rural Schools
For rural school facilities and
maintenance in the less favored sec
lions of the country, together with
more aedquate funds for the land
grant colleges and other agencies,
The farm organizations are asking
$2OO,0O0,0O0 The administration
of the fund would be placed with the
Bureau of Education, for general
education, and with the Department
of Agriculture, for the land grant in
situations. An additional sum of
$3.50, 100000 is being sought for the
of experimental plants 20
expand industrial uses of farm pro-
ducts such as starches, oils and fats,
alcohol, etc., under the
joint supervision of the Department
of Agriculture and the AAA.
Rising Costs Bring Reactions
$5O,OOO,OO0 is asked for the de-
velpmept of farmers markets and CO.
operative processing and distributing
plants. This item, Mr.. O'Neal ex-
planned, is being sought as answer to
he sharp increase in distribution
costs throughout the country which,
ne alleged, has all but wiped out the
recent gains to farmers under the
AAA.
A national land policy 20 remove
marginal lands from production and
20 correlate the same with the Ad-
justment Administration, comes in
Tor an additional 100000, 900 in the
Farm Bureau recommendations, and
an equal sum is being sought for a
nationwide program of soil erosion
control.
Alleging that many of the past
work relief methods had been anti
luated and uneconomic, Mr.. O'Neal
Urged the adoption of the most i'm
proved methods and machinery, and
program which would assure the
maximum of permanent benefit to
the nation.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-04-12
CH1LDREN's RADIO PROGRAMS

Children's radio programs are at
last receiving the united protest OF
aroused parents, penologists, psy-
biologists and educators in different
parts of the country. The criticism
is levied against the "rot," "drivel,"
and terrorism" which is created to
command the attention of children
and which comes on the air usually
from 4:30 to $50 p. M,
The Scarsdale New York; Wo-
mans Club appointed radio com
mittee in January, 1888, which
studies children's radio programs.
Each week it evaluates and lists the
available radio programs for use on
the school bulletin board and for
publication by the local newspapers
OF the evaluations given on 70
programs during the last three
months of 1894, ''only four received
the highest possible rating, that OF
excellent" Others were scaled down
to Every poor"
The Scarsdale Woman's Club is at
tracing nationwide a It n t o n
through it's study of children's radio
programs and it's efforts to guide
children in the selection of whole
some movies, books and other modes
of recreation.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-04-12
INTERSTATE SPELLING CONTEST

|
The Third Annual Interstate Spell
ing Contest will be held at Goldey
College Saturday, April 10, 1895.
Over twice as many contestants
are entered in this contest as last
year. The teams are divided into
two groups, Glass A and Glass B.
Glass A is composed of the 10th,
18th, and 18th grades; Glass B is
composed of the 9Th, 7th, Sth, and
9th grades.
An old-fashioned spelling bee is
being held at 1890 Saturday morn
ing. A written contest is to follow
Immediately.
The finals in the oral contest, in
volving the ten winning contestants,
will be broadcast over station WDEL,
(1120kc.) at $3.50 P. M.
The Wilmington Y. NJ. C. A. is
holding open house" for contestants
and friends after the contest.
An entertainment and dance is be-
ing held by Goldey College at
Knights OF Pythias Auditorium Sat
urday evening in honor of the con-
testants.
Teams are entered from the fol-
lowing schools:
Glass A
Delaware - Millsboro, Delmar,
Smyrna, Seaford, Middletown, St.
Paul's Commercial, Ursuline Acad-
envy, John M. Clayton, Dagsboro.
Caesar Rodney, Harrington, Clay
mont, Laurel, Lewes, Delaware City,
Wilmington High, New Castle, New
ark.
Maryland = Chestertown, Chesa-
peake City. Sudlersville, Fishing
Creek, Darlington, Port Deposit,
fredericksburg, Queen Anne. Salisbury.
Havre de Grace, Bel Air, St. Mich
aels, Trappe, Elkton, Tilghman, Gen.
treville, Dublin, Millington, Church
Hill, Perryville.
Naturalization, Eastville, TEN
peranceville, Bloxom.
Pennsylvania-West Grove, Down
ingtown, Oxford, Quarryv;lle, Media.
New Jersey-Swedesboro, I Millville,
Paulsboro.
Glass B
Deleware-E S m re, Hockessin,
Seaford, Georgetown, st. Joseph ON
the Brandywine, Middletown, Days
boro, Marshallton, Warner, Jr, High,
Harrington, Claymont, St. Georges,
Iewes, Mt. Pleasant Jr. High, Bay
ard Jr. High, Delmar, Millsboro,
Smyrna.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS City, Sud-
lersvills, Fishing Creek, Port Deposit,
Queen Anne, Havre de Grace. Bel
Air, Cordova, Greensboro, Trappe,
Tilghman, Centreville, Church Hill,
rerryylle.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !t HE.
PenHsylyaalniiaa-Atglen.
| New Jersey Mliilllyyiille.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-04-12
THE HOLY SPIRIT
Evangelist John Moses Baker
Baltimore, Maryland

Evangelist John Moses Baker
Baltimore, Maryland
We must have Gods Holy Spirit
In all that we say and do,
And the world will know that we
love Him,
Bringing Heaven into view.
In every word and action
Let His spirit be seen in me.
"If We love me, keep my command
ment,"
Said the Christ of Galilee.
We must obey His teachings
If we would live for Him.
The precious blood of Jesus
Cleanses from all our sin.
The standards of God are the highest,
Reaching far above earthly things.
Gods love passing all understanding,
Sweet peace and happiness brings.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-04-12

Cooperation among farmers is sue
ceeding, and those who wish to drive
The farmer back to the old way of
individual or local selling, in order
that they may prosper at his expense,
are worried. But farm authorities
and the public at large, which wishes
to see the farmer progress and earn
reasonable profit for his work, are
solidly behind the cooperative move
ment
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-04-12

The easiest way y usually easy for
a very brief period.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-04-12
Party Peas

The following suggestion for a
pea dish has been selected with an
Eye to both vogue and good taste.
1t is yours for better parties. 49,
4 PED PIf totth FfreGpple; Drain
the Contents Of one Nd. 2 can ok
peas, reserying the liquor, and
press through a sieve. Make +
thick white sauce Of four table:
spoons butter, four tablespoons
HopF, one cup Of milk and then
add tbs pea pulp. Season to taste
with salt and pepper, add three
well-beaten egg yolks and fold In
the three stiffiy-beaten egg whites,
Pour INTO q buttered baking dish
and set in q pan Of hot water,
Bake In Q moderate oyep-SbQ TO
976 degrees-until set and q deli.
cate brown. It will take about
twenty-five to thirty minutes.
While baking, cook two table,
spoons butter and one cup of
crushed canned pineapple together
until thick and rich. Spread this
over the baked pun and serve at
once. This serves eight persons
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-04-12
HERD IMPROVEMENT REPORT
FOR MARCH

The March report of the Cecil
County Herd improvement Associa-
zion shows that the herd of Jerseys
owned by Ennis McGrady of Rising
sun captured first place for having
the highest herd in average butter
at production. This herd during
Iarch produced an average of 651
pounds of milk and $3.50 pounds of
butterfat.
The honor of having the highest
Individual COW goes to Lloyd Bal
ierston of Colora, whose grade
Guernsey COW produced, 1172
pounds of milk and Ills pounds of
Jutterfat, with an average test of
6.1%.
Other herds in the Association
which placed among the highest five
are as follows: Second, F. B. Kelly's
herd of purebred Holsteins, with $50
pounds of milk and 32.19 pounds of
butterfat. Third, Glenn and e. r.
McGrady's herd of purebred Jerseys,
With SIS pounds of milk and 30,64
pounds of butterfat. Fourth, Wal
ace Williams herd of grade Guern-
.eys, with 62S pounds of milk, and
1928 pounds of butterfat Fifth,
David B. McDowelPs herd Of pure
,red Jerseys, with 512 pounds of
milk and $500 pounds of butterfat.
In addition to the high cows own
ed by Mr.. Balderston, the following
individual cows secured a place ON
the select list: End, Princess, a pure
bred Jersey, producing 1887 pounds
of milk and 6S.S pounds of butter
fat, owned by Ennis McGrady. 3rd,
B No. 8, purebred Jersey, producing
1O11 pounds of milk and 64.7
pounds of butterfat, owned by H. B.
Crowgey. 4th, B No. 8, grade
Guernsey. producing 1874 of milk,
and 64.5 pounds Of butterfat, owned
by Lloyd Balderston. 5th, D No.
II, grade Jersey, producing 1243
pounds of milk and 900 pounds of
butterfat, owned by H. B. Crowgey.
9Th, Lena, purebred Jersey, produc-
ing 1853 pounds of milk and 58.8
pounds of butterfat, owned by Ennis
McGrady. 7th, Rachel, grade Guern-
sey, producing 1850 pounds of milk
and 57.5 pounds of butterfat, owned
by F. c. Brown. 8th, Marjory,
purebred, Jersey, producing 1888
pounds of milk and 56.5 pounds /of
butterfat, owned by Ennis McGrady.
9th, BIB, grade Guernsey. producing
1918 pounds of milk and 53.5
pounds of butterfat, owned by
Lloyd Balderston, 3rd. 10th, No. 4,
purebred Holstein, producing 2O52
pounds of milk and 53.4 pounds Of
butterfat, owned by F. B. Kelly.
The tifty-two cows in the Associa-
tion produced forty pounds or more
of butterfat during The month.
The average for the Association
was 49S pounds of milk and 22:55
pounds Of butterfat. There was e
decided increase in the number Of
high producing COWS during the
month Of March,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-04-12

The U. s. Office of Education, De-
partment of the Interior, has recent
~ issued Vocational Education Bull
letin No. 178. This bulletin dis
eusses the principles and practices of
arm credit Though it is intended
.or the use of teachers of that sub
ect in vocational schools, its con-
ents will be found most instructive
~ any one interested iD the import
ant problems of farm financing.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-04-12

The public should see 20 it tina;
political borrowing is made harder
not easier If bonds are vitality
needed for a worthy project, the
voters may be trusted to endorse
their issuance. And if it is neces-
jary to deprive the voter of his right
10 pass on bond issue in order to
get it by, it may be taken for grained
hat the project is unnecessary.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-04-12
Peas May Be
Green, But

nEAs may be green--in fact
they should be, II they are
> fresh young things-but they
have had sufficient social expert
ence to appear at the most 80.
phisticated parties and in the most
sophisticated dishes.
II you are modern hostess and
believe in adding few smart
dishes to your culinary list. every
month perhaps, so that your meals
never get into a rut, you will want
to keep plenty of canned peas on
hand. Order them in the various
sizes, both can sizes and pea sizes,
SO that they will be adapted to
your various needs.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-04-12

been for this work. We must have
$500 from our OWE people to con-
tinue to care for the children who
are our present wards. It can only
be raised by the help of the entire
The responsibility for these
little one rests on each and every
one Of us.
CHILDREN's AID SOCIETY OF
CECIL Wallace VIII
liams, President
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-04-12

People say about the marriage woe
of others: well. they brought 1t on
themselves.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-04-12

OF all creatures that serve man,
the oyster is the least protesting.
The oyster has resignation
La opinión., 1935-10-02
TIGRES SON FAVORTOS lO,7
PARA Veneer LOS CACHORROS
Lon Warneke, de los Cubs, contra Tommy Bridges en-
ell iuegO inaugural.-Gran entusiasmo en- Detroit por
la serie mundiaI

empieza mahana en- Detroit. en-
ire los Tisres de Mickey Cochrans
y los Cachorros de Chicago.
Los Tigres son eseosldos eomo
favoritos para ganar, y . pesar del
gran numero de apuestas que SO
en- la rseisnts pslss Louis
Baer, los apostadorss sstsn aetiVos
nuevamente, demostrando un gran
interes por Ia serie mundisl de base
ball.
He aquf las co~tlzaoiones dadas a
conocer por el Comisionado Doyle:
A favor de Detroit para eanar la
serie 10 a 7.
A favor de Chicago, lilo.
A favor de Detroit que CANA 81
primer juego de la seris, As.
A favor do Chicago para sansF
Ell primer iueso, dinsro a Ia par.
A favor de Detroit para sansr Ios
dos primeros iuegos, IL a 5.
A favor de Chicago que sans los
dos primeros %iuegos, 3 a l..
A cue Grsenberg pssA un hons
run en- la s%srie, 81.
A que Hartnett pesa IN hons
run en- la s~erie, a la par.
Las apuestas estan a IA par. aus
Ia serie no dura mas de sells juegos.
La opinión., 1935-10-02
Ell EASTSIDE
EN- UN TRIUNFO

La novena mexicana Eastside
Merchants derroto Ell 6ltimo do
mingo al equipo Tudd Merchants EN-
un juego que sostuvieron EN- ell Ha-
Yard Playground, eolocandole los
nueve ceros mientras que los VEN
cedores ,hacian un total de 13 ca
rreras.
Esta fue la tercera victoria on
secutiva que Sc anotaron los de
Eastside, desde que organize la no
vena hace algunas semanas. siendo
sus otras victimas los equipos
Swift Co. Y Santa Isabel.
Ell pitcher del Eastside Merchants
tuvo una buena actuacion ell domin-
go. estraqueando a 20 de u con
trarios Y pernitiendo solo cinco
hits, mlentras que los del Tudd usa
ron a tres lanzadores sin poder de-
tener a los comereiantes.
FL proximo domingo ell Eastside
Merchants dara la revancha al
Swift Co.. en- terrenos del Griffith
Park. presentandose con los ST
guientes jugadores:
A. Magallanes. c; b. Leon y LEI
ty. pitchers; d. Grijalva, 2b; L. Girl
jalva, Id; Carrlllo. 3b; l.. Tarang"
IS: A. Fernandez. IF; NJ. olea, CT
J. Perez, II; L. ~Bojorquez, II.
La opinión., 1935-10-02
LAS APUESTAS EN- Ia
SERIE MUNDIAL

NuEVA YORK, N. v, octubre l.
-(UP).-Jack Doyle: oomisionado
de apuestas en- Nueya York, di6 a
conocer aqui hoy Ell estado de las
apuestas sobre la serie mundial que
La opinión., 1935-10-02
Rey de los TopeS en- Ell Ring

"Bily the goat sonnsnberg, doto) pueds sonvertir:e en-
ell ehivo' hoy en la noche euando 81 enfrente a Vicente Lopez
e n ell Olympic Auditorium. Sonnenberg no pega reParos sino
que ds tope, cusndo entra Ell ring, y ESQ e. 10 que intentara hoy
contra Lopez 81 losrs sorprender al mexieano. Los dos conten-
dersn a tres esidss, sin Unite de tempo.
La opinión., 1935-10-02
.DEFIENDE ST.
|. TITULO CONTRA
| SONNENBERG
I'm buen programa de lu-
chas presenta hoy ell pro-
motor Jack Daro

A pesar de todos los juramentos
de Gus ~Sonnenbers, de que dara
una sorpresa venciendo a Vicente
L6pez para arrebatarIe ell titulo de
peso complete y ell ointur6n embie-
matico de la supremacia en- Cali
fornia y otros Estados, ell eamPs6n
mexieano entrara como faVorito
hoy en- la noche al ring del Olympic
Auditorium, para poner fuera de
eombate al Veterano ex-eampeon,
ouando Sc enfrente en- la lucha es-
trells.
Sin embargo, los c~onocedores del
record de Sonnenberg esperan que
Lopez tenga esta noche una renida
contienda, v probablemente Sc yea
en- momentos de apuro con las tao
ticas cientificas de su oponente.
~Sonnenberg tiene confianza no
solo en- su experienced sine en- su ha
bilidad para aplicar llaves, asegu-
rando que tendera una trampa al
campeon mexioano. Dinam.ta Gus
fue compton por varios amos y a
be los errores que puede cometer
I'm buen luchador cuando esta en-
ell ring. proponiendose aprovechar
ell primero que haga Lopez para
derrotarlo.
FL mexieano Sc ha convertible en-
un luehador %inveneible dssde que
empeI6 a ~aseendsr aqui. Despues
de gansr ell torneo International
cue orssnizo Jack Daro en- ell
Olympic, en- ell cue participaron So
de los mejorss ~Iuchsdores del mum
do. Lopez ha sido una de las me-
jores atraeciones que ha tenido ell
estadio de la Avenida Grand, va que
ha derrotado a cuanto oponente sc
le ha enfrentado. Su golpe de ante
braxo, ell arma ofensiva mas temi-
da entire sus a~dversarlos, es va tan
famoso como la lave de tijeras o ell
eandado a la eabeza.
La opinión., 1935-10-02
FL DO GO
HABRA JUEGOS
EN- HITE SOX
Contenderan dos fuertes
novenas m ricanas, y
dos mexicanas

Dos atractivos encuentros de base
ball que seguramente resultaran de
interes para los ~aficionados mexi-
canos, Sc efectuaran el proximo do
mingo en- ell White Sox, seg1n anun-
clio aver la empresa, agregando que
dos fuertes novenss norteamerica-
mas oontendenran en- ell juego es.
trella de la tarde, a 9 innings, mien-
tras que en- ell prelininar, a siete
entradas solamente, Sc medirsn dos
buenos equipos m~exicanos. euyos
nombres seran dados a conocer ma
mana.
Los contendientes del juego es-
trella seran NADIA memo que la no.
vena Republic Pictures, una fuerte
| organization de Hollywood, y la
Golden state Creamely Co., de San
| Francisco, que hara su debut ante
los aficionados de Los Angeles, ira
yendo la representation del bas'
ball semi-profesional del norte del
Estado.
] La Golden State Creamery sano
esta temporada ell campeonato del
norte, por 10 que su presentation
en- ell parque White Sox contra un
conjunto del caIibre del Republic
Pictures es e%sperada con interes
sobre TODD entire les p%artidarios de
los jucadores locales.
Que ell anuncio del juego preli-
minar del domingo, entire equipos
mexicanos, sera una verdadera sor-
presa para ell p1blieo mexicano. es
10 que asegura la empresa del White
Sox, agregando que sus deseos son
tener en- ell parque ell domingo ell
mayor ndmero possible de ALTOONA
dos m~exicanos.
Sc cree que ell Republic Pictures,
que tiene gran cantidad de parti-
darios entire Ell elemento deportista
norteamericano. llevara al White
sox una fuerte entrada. imperan-
dose una tarde allegro de base ball.
Los juegos daran principle a Ia
una de la tarde. como de costum-
bre.
La opinión., 1935-10-02
CIUDAD JUAREZ
Els ESPERADO
AQUI MANANA
Los p~eloteros chihuahuen-
ses debutan ell domingo
en- eel Porvenir"
CIUDAD JUAREZ.


Los a~fieionados chihuahuenses
u residen en- Los Angeles, han re-
cibido una ~invitacion para que Sc
unan mahana y tributen una Carl
rosa bienvenida a los compromises
de In novena de Ciudad Juarez, quo
rontratada por la empresa Villa
AeuiIar Ilegars ell ~iueves, para de-
butar ell domingo pr6xlmo en- ell
psrque I'll Porvenir, sosteniendo
ina serie de cinoo eneuentros con
carus Rub On.
Ell primer agasajo a los peloteros
de Ciudad Juarez, seg1n Sc nos in
lorna, sera un bale que los mismos
iugadores del Carus Rub On ofre-
cen a los aficionados en- honor de
los chihuahuenses. La fiesta Sc
efectuara en- ell salon de bale del
Evergreen Playground mahana en-
la noche. horas despues de la llega-
do de los peloteros a Los Angeles.
Grandes p~reparativos Sc estan
hacienda va para el debut de los
oampeones beisbolisticos de ciudad
Juarez, en- FL Porvenir. La inaugu-
raci6n dc Ia serie ell domingo, sers
con los dos primeros encuentros del
carus Rub On, augurandose dos
verdaderas contiendas de base ball,
va que los ~juarenses traen una bue-
ma novens, y los del csrus Rub On
han demostrado aqui domingo a
domingo. la cIase dc base ball que
estan jucsndo.
La empresa do FL Porvenir ha
c~ontratado va una buena orquesta
para que amenice los juegos del
domingo.
La opinión., 1935-10-02
MEJoREs

Los jugadores del cuadro de los
Tiares son acknowledgements supe-
riores a los cachorros On todas las
Eases del juego. la defensa inte-
rior de los Tigres, con Hank Green
berg en- la primera base, Gehrin-
ger en- seeunda, RoselI en- short
step y Marvin Owen IN tercera, es-
ia considerable como la meior en- las
ligas mayores.
En- la defensa. el cuadro de los IT.
gres. es ell mejor de ambas ligas,
habiendo cometido cerca de Glen
errores en- toda la temporada, y rea
lizado mas de 125 double plays. Ell
la ofensiva, los juSadores del qua
dro tienen mas fuerza que los Ca
chorros.
La opinión., 1935-10-02
szA5o VS. WEE WILLIE

En- la lueha ssmi-final del atrae-
two prosrama que ofreoe hoy en-
la noehe ell Promoter Daro, con-
tsndera ell popular hGngsro Sander
Szabo con Wee Willie Davis, mi
de los "villanos" mas odiados del
pdblieo por sus tacticas bruseas.
En- Ell resto del programa entra-
ran en- accion Pat Fraley contra Al
Bisignano. a una caida so minutes
de Unite de tempo: Jack Wash
burn contra Harry Kent.
La opinión., 1935-10-02
COMO T~ERMINARO
LOS EQUIPOS

Enseguida insertamos una lists
con la pOsici6n, y porcentajes de los
equipos de ambas llgas, en- ell or
Gen en- que terminaron Ia tempo
rada:
La opinión., 1935-10-02
LOS J~ARDINERoS De
LOS C~ACHORROS

En- los jardines con Galan, De-
maree Y Lindstrom, la ofensiva de
los Cachorros sera arrolladora.
Los jardineros de los Cubs han
bateado mas de $50 en- los ultimos
meses, mientras que Goslin, de De-
troit. con cuatro series mundiales
on su hoja de servic 'os. ha metido
100 carreras esta temporada, mu-
cho mas de 10 que c~ualquiera de
los jardineros contrarios ha hecho
en- este respecto.
No hay gran d~iferencia entire
Mickey Cochrane Y Gabby Hart
nett como catchers. Los dos ba-
team duro, corren veloz y son yete-
ramos del base ball.
La opinión., 1935-10-02

PTDA CATALoGOs DE LGBRoS a
la Liberia Lozano". 20S n. Los
Angeles st. - Los Angeles. Calf.