davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-09-05

The American driver will experience
difficulty at first because of the
English custom of driving on the left
side of the streets and highways. But
in short time this difficulty is over
come. Driving behind a chauffeur
for the first time will give the occu-
pants of the car some new thrills
when he first swerves to the left on
q road, but one finally gets used to it.
English cyclists may prove discom-
forting to the driver from the United
States. There are many of them,
and by law they have the right of
way. However, the majority of them
are cautious and never think of max
ing a turn without giving the proper
signal. The importance Of signaling
seldom Is forgotten by any driver
abroad
Americans who are prone to COM
plain about the traffic lights in this
country will find that London and
the British towns have their share of
them. The English race have been
noted for their obedience to law, and
there Is no exception in traffic regula-
tions. Seldom does one see any car
trying to beat light or start across
before the "go" signal appears.
The London "bobbies," policemen
all feet tall or over, and never
an excellent aid in directing traffic.
They do not "bawl out" offending
drivers, as no driver tries to get by
with anything. He may make mis-
takes, but they are of the mind, not
the heart.
Taxicabs, sometimes loaded with Is
pieces Of luggage and several pas
sengers drive along as if they were
on tracks. Drivers Of these CONNER
cial vehicles are as courteous to each
other as to any one else. II there
Is a doubt as to the right of way,
often both will stop and wave the
other on. After all. the mad rush
does not exist over there as 1t does
In many OF our American cities.
Pedestrians are safeguarded as far
as possible. Under the direction OF
Sir Belisha Hoare, commissioner Of
transports, two posts have been erected
on the sidewalk of the principal
streets, near, If not at, the intersec-
tions. Regardless of how nearby
traffic lights may be, or how traffic
officer in the vicinity has directed the
flow Of vehicles, all cars must slow
down II pedestrians are crossing at
these places. There, and not else
where, has the pedestrian the right Of
way. If they cross at other points,
not so marked, 1t is entirely at their
own risk. 1t is form of pedestrian
control that really works.
London has great volume of traf-
fic, but little confusion or tie-upS ever
exist. Parking of cars is greatly lin
tied. All-night parking is unknown.
Honking Of horns is reduced to the
minimum and after II o'clock at
night, absolutely forbidden.
Paris, despite the speeding taxis
with their spluttering drivers, is even
more congested. However, even there
jams are very few. Traffic lights are
to be found and the general scheme
Of things appears to be more of the
hit-or-miss variety. Nothing much is
done unless there is an accident. and
then, very likely the driver Of both
Evening star., 1935-09-05
Beauty Queens Popular.

Selection Of a beauty queen for an
industry is proving a popular publicity
stunt in England.
Evening star., 1935-09-05

Girl, IA, Is Stationmaster.
In Sho, Japan, q girl, IA, is a sta
tionmaster.
Evening star., 1935-09-05

Parking is restricted and often is to
be found in the center of the streets
beside the curbs. All of which Is not
exactly conducive to safety.
So the returning voyager can see
that traffic problems are worldwide.
Evening star., 1935-09-05
BY G. ADAMS HOWARD.

LEASURES of motoring abroad
- are increasing yearly for the
American traveller. Cheaper
L transportation of automobiles
improvement of foreign roads and
facilities for crossing international
borders 60 long way in making up
for the high gasoline and oil prices
he still encounters.
The greatest aid to motoring is
found in the almost universal cour-
tesy that is practiced in foreign lands
among all classes of drivers. This is
particularly true In England. Even
taxi and bus operators do not fail
in this respect,
Consequently as this Utopian driv-
ing increases. it is to be noted that
the numbers of fatalities and acct-
dents are on the decline. Courtesy
does away with high speed and reck-
lessness and safer driving necessarily
follows. Traffic mishaps still are
numerous. but a gradual falling of
despite increase in the use of cars,
Is most encouraging.
Evening star., 1935-09-05

Methodist Episcopal Church at Friend
ship, tomorrow ct II am.
Evening star., 1935-09-05
Bullfghters Protected.

Spain has a new movement against
cruelty to bullfghters. offsetting the
long campaign against cruelty to the
bulls
Evening star., 1935-09-05

Editors note: Observations OF
the Automobile Editor OF The Star.
Dho has recently returned from q
trip abroad, phere he made q
study OF traffic conditions in Eng
land and France.
Evening star., 1935-09-05
MARYLAND MAN KILLED
WHEN BEE TREE FALLS
Edgar Paddy Of Friendship Struck
While Trying to Take
Swarm and Honey.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PRINCE FREDERICK, Md, Sep
tember 5.--Edgar Paddy, IS, of Friend
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05

mem allhat meg Oft, ahova
eljutott idaig.
A hoditok szomoru sorsa,
hogy vagy tovabbi hoditasok1a
kell nekik gondolni, vagy a
mar meghoditott teruletek
szakadnak el tOluk.
Egyre nagyobb hadseregge]
kcll a meghoditott terileteket
megszallni egyre tovabb
kell a hatart tolni, hogy a
megszallt teriletet megvedjek.
A japanok meg vannak rola
gyozodve, hogy az 9 kuldete-
SILK destiny Azsiat rabizni a
japan nemzet kezere, ebben a
hitben nevelik a jelenlegi es
a kovetkezo nemzedeket es hs
az eddig elfoglalt teruleteket
megtartjak, akkor ujjakat fog
lalnak naguknak, annig urai
mem lesznek az egesz nagy
sarga vilagnak.
Ha az tortenik, akkor a ia
jok harca kOvetkezik be ezerl
a f0ldg0mb0n elkerulhetet-
| len lesz az OSsZeiitkOZcS a fe-
her es a szines ember k0zt.
Amt a pacifistak es a radi-
kalisak hirdetnek, nogy a gaz-
dasagi rendszer felcserelese
vegleges megoldas, mem is biz
tos, mem is valoszinu, inert =
mines vegleges megoldas.
Sem kapitalizmusban, sem
kommunizmusban mem fognak
az emberek at-allni, hogy a
termeszeti kincsekben gazdag
,lakossagban nem tulzsufolt
nemzetek a maguk javait a
tobbivel megosszak a Macy
kiizdelmet massal elkerillii
mem tudjak.
Lehetseges, sot valoszinii
hogy ezt a nagy haborut mi
mem fogjuk megelni, bar ma
minden villamgyorsasaggal tor
tenik, de bizonyos, hogy az
utanunk j0vo nenzedeknek
mar el kell ARA kesziilni.
! Es ez a haboru vagy a fajok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
AZ IGAz| HARCTER

Ami Afrikaban tOrtenik, az
csak epizod a vilag t0rtenel"
meben.
Mem tulsagosan fontos most,
hogy Afrika egy kis darab re-
sze milyen formaben fog fehe1
emberek uralma ala kerulni
- inert hogy odakerul, az el
van vegezve ITALIAN az sem
fontos, hogy megrendil-e
Anglianak a tengerek felett
valo uralma.
Ez fontos lehet Europanak,
ennek lehetnek sajnalatos
k0vetkezmenyei a k0zel J0v6-
ben, de az igazi nagy haboru
magva mem lit van.
Az igazi nagy vilaghaboru,
a fajok haboruja oft kezd0d0tt
ahol Japan elhatarozta, hogy
klnabol egy 10 darabot es szaz
millio lakost ujra kihasit ma
ganak.
Hogy ez formailag meg mem
tOrtent meg, az nom fog val
toZtatni semmit a tenyerl
Eszak Kina, Japan uralom ala
fog kerulni.
E's ez meg abban az esetben
is elhozna a vilaghaborut, ha
a feher hatalmak veglegesen
belenyugodnanak a politikai
valtozasba hogy ha Japan
oft megallna.
Europa hatalmai es az Egye-
silt Allamok most mar szaz-
husz millio kinai embernek a
piacat engednek at ez esetben
Japannak, amit mem fognak
inert nem is tudnak megtenni
A mai gazdasagi es tarsa-
dalmi rend rakenyszeriti az
iparilag fejlett orszagokat
hogy minel nagyoho piacokat
biztositsanak maguknak, &
kOzeli evtizedekben mem lesz.
mex kepesek Anglia es az
Egyesllt Allamok lemondani
Kinarol.
S meg ha ezt hajlandok is
lennenek megtenni, Japan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05

besziintetAse volt a legna
gyobb esemenye a multi het-
mex s ezen a kerd6sen teljesen
kettle oszlott a polgarsag vele-
menye ebben az orszagban.
Mem titok, hogy Mussolini
tolaj nelkul keptelen lesz a ha-
borut soka folytatni mem
titok az sem, hogy december
folyaman az olaj-oojkottot el
fogja a Liga is rendelni.
A polgarsag egy resze rossz
neven veszi, hogy kormanyunk
teljesen egy k0vet fuj a Liga-
val AIT vitatjak, hogy az
olajkivitel megszintetesere
nincs felhatalmazasa a con-
gresszustol az elnokrek.
A kilugyminiszter azonbalI
kijelentette, hogy 'verdij"
kollektalasa mem lesz megen-
gedve ebben a haboruban az
amerikai tokenek. inert az
anyagi erdekeltseg es a ha-
borus profit sodort a vilag-
haboruba is benniinket.
/ Bar a korrnany termeszete.
sen minden rendeleteben egy
forman eltiltja a fivitelt mind
ket hadviselo allanba, a valo
sag az, hogy a tilalom csal
Olaszorszagot erinti, mem va
gyunk tehat egeszen semlege
SEX ebben a haboruban.
:, Az orszag lakossaganak
tobbsege azonban feltetlenul
kormany patjan van, mee
akkor is, ha a Liga "bunteto'
bojkottjaban angol erdekeke'
velnek talalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
II E I'll SZ f M L F.

8 = 4 . - ~ . s -
feje, ami ait jelenti, hogy AIT
a courtokon hiaba tamadjak,
inert az t0rveny lesz minden-
keppen a hazaban.
A nagyt6ke termeszetesen
AIT allitja. hogy az eln0k kor-
tesbeszedet mondott s ext ir-
jak minden republikanus uj-
sagban. Ha ez igaz, akkor a
Roosevelt megvalasztasa irant
semmi ketseg mem maradt,
inert az elnok beszedet a pol
garok 0r0mmel fogadtak. Es
ha saJnaltak valanlit, akkor
legfeljebb ait mem szerettek,
hogy meg egyenesebb had
iizenet mem volt a beszedben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
RAMUTATOTT AZ ELN0K

ARA is, hogy a viszonyok
mennyivel javultak, S AIT
igerte, hogy ado-emeles nelkul
is csOkenni fog a nemzeti tar
tozas, ha a javulas tovabb
tart. De bar december elsejen
az egyenes segelyek meg
Szuntek, a beszed senkit mem
hagyhatott ketsegben, hogy az
ehes emberekr6l ezentul is
gondoskodas fog tortenni.
S bar Roosevelt ARA nezve
is megnyugtatta az "uzletet" ,
hogy az vi deal alapt0rvenyei
nagyjabol keszen vannak, a
hallgatoi megis tudomasul
vettek, hogy azseln0k ezen-
tul szuntelenlil fclfele fog
haladni.
A szocialis t0rvenyeket
buszken emlegette az orszag
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
EZ A KIS LELEPLEZES

azert kellemetlen, azert
lettek tole idegesek a t6kesek,
inert a retteges pillanataiban
sok minden egyebet tanacsol-
tax, SGT minden egyebert k0-
ny0rogtek az eln0knel azok az
urak, akik ma olyan vehemen-
sen tamadjak. Es ha egyszer
Roosevelt a leleplezest igazan
megkezdi. t0bb macy embert''
lehetetlenne tehet ebben a
hazaban.
Gunyos turelmetlenseggel
mutatott ra az eln0k, hogy
milyen k0nnyu a pazarlast
felpanaszolni azoknak a to-
keseknek, akik jol fut0tt ka-
szinoikban, a jo italok mellett
"szenvednek'', de akiknek TO-
galmuk sincs rola, hogy a
munkatlanok milyen nehez
sorsban elnek ot eve.
Akik a lapokat megfigyelik
es a radiot neha hallgatjak,
azok eszrevehettek ha akartak,
hogy a nagyt0ke minden zsel-
lerje alland6an a "pazarlast"
hanytorgatja, de meg eddig
senki mem mondta meg, hogy
mi t0rtenjek az ehes embe-
rekkel, ha a "pazarlas" meg
sziinik. Mert termeszetesen a
nincstelenek ellatasa az a "pa-
zarlas'', ami annyi fejfajast
okoz a Wall Streetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
DECEMBER ELSEJEN

a nincStelen emberekt6l a
keszpenz-segelyt q szovetseg
megvonta, inert harom es fel
milli6 egyen alkalmazast ka-
pott a sz0vetsegi sziikseg mum
kakOn, az "alkalrnazhatatlan"
egyenek ellatasat pedig az al
lamokra, a megyekre a varo-
sokra haritotta a sz0vetseg.
"Alkalrnazhat n"-nak neve-
xix azokat, akiket koruknal,
egeszsegi allapotuknal stb.
fogva nem hivnak tobbe
munkara. n
(Fclytatas az Six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05

k0zti haboruk sorozata igazar
valtozast, hoz a vilagt0rtene.
lemben, inert esetleg a szines
embert teszi meg a vilag
urava.
A szines fajok termeszete-
sen szimpatizalnak es valo-
szinliieg co-opera!ni fognak
egymassal, inert a feher vala.
'mennyit kizsakmanyolta es ell
nyomta. Es eek a koz0s Sc
relmek hozzak oket egy ta-
bOrba.
Mem valami ke!lemes kila-
tas, de akik a szinek egyenl6t-
lenseget megallapitottak Is
akik az egesz vilagon torvenyt
csinaltak bel6le, azoknak belle
kell maid nyugodpi. hogy a sa-
jat t0rvenyeiket fogjak alkal-
MANI rajuk is.
A szines fajok hallatlan
biological f0lenye, a szines ia
jok nagy szaporodasa el6bb-
ut6bb t0bb helyet, tobb ke-
nyeret k0vetel azoknak a ia
joknak es az egyke, meg ket-
t0ke rendszerre szokctt fenerek
mem lesznek kepesek oda allni
az utjukba.
Eek azok a jovobe helyezets
kilatasok, amelyek ait mutat-
jak, hogy mem az afrikai hare
ter a fontos, inert E,szak Kina
lehasitasaval megkezd6d0tt az
q vilaghaboru, amely egyel6re
mem fegyverekkel, de egy5b-
kent er6sen folyik mar $ anne
lyet tobbe megallitari mem
tudnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
EZZEL SZEMBEN A WALL

Street abban talalt vigasz-
talast a mutt heten. hogy a
Literary Digest pro5a-szava-
zasa az elnok bukasat mu-
tatja.
Regebben a Literary Digest
proba-szavazatai megbizhatoak
voltak es a k0vetkezo valasz-
tasok eredmenyet pontosan
mutattak. Jelenleg azonban
azert mem mernek meg a re.
publikanusok sem mimi a JOS
latnak, inert a Literary Digest
kerdo ivei es szavazo lapjai
nem jutnak ell sem a farmer
hez, sem azokhoz a nincstele-
nekhez, akik automobillal,
vagy telefonnal mem birnak
"a kartyakat a te]efonk0nyv-
ben regisztralt revekre kill
DIX sect eS az auto-tulaJdOnO-
sok listajat is hasznaljak).
Ugyancsak probaszavazast
rendeztek a republikanusok
k0zt az ujsagok, hogy kit SEE
retnenek jel0ltnek.
Landon kansasi kormanyzo
kerult az els6 helyre, inert ct
mem ismeri a polgarsag, de be-
dill annak a maszlagnak,
amivel EFT a jelentektelen
poiitikust magasztaljak a re-
publikanus ujsagok. Borah
van a masodik helyen, mig
Hoover nagyon szegeny har-
madik lett a listaban S EFT a
helyet is megosztja az els6
Roosevelt nagyon korlatolt
fiaval.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05

kellemetlen felelet volt azok-
max a szamara, akik a kor-
manyt egyre mereszebben ia
madjak, akik ell vannak ra
szanva, hogy az vi deal min
den lepeset, minden rendelke.
zesiikre allo eszkozzel gan
csoljak.
Minthogy a Wall Street es a
nagyt6ke zsoldosai allandoan
a "nagy pazarlas' Matt tart
jak rettegesben az orszagot, es
mindig attol felnek, hogy a
nemzet hitele kiapad, az elnOk
els0sorban ere a buta es szem-
telen hazugsagra felelt a toke-
mex.
Bebizonyitotta az elnok,
hogy a Hoover adminisztracio
alatt az orszag adossaga maid
mem olyan mertekben emelke-
dett, mint a Roosevelt admi-
nisztracio alatt, bar milliokat
engedtek ehezni az orszag-
ban.
Es nyhvanossagra hozta,
hogy mikor 1888 tavaszan a
bankarok oft k0ny0r0gtek a
Feher Hazban, hogy mentse
meg az eln0k 6ket a teljes
cs6dt6l, sok .'nagy bankar'
ait velemenyezte, hogy a mem
zet hatvanezer millio dollar
ad6ssagat is konnyen elbirna
Minthogy jelenleg a nemzet
tartozasa ennek csak a felet
eri el, igazan erthetetlen, hogy
miert sirankoznak olyan ma.
gyon, mikor mar ujra bizton,
sagban erik a vagyonukat E;
a nyakukat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
a NACYT0KESEK
|LECNACYOBB.

leghangosabb es legpenze-
sebb csoportja, a U. S. Cham
ber of Commerce is nyilatko-
zott a mutt heten. Tudvale-
v6leg ez a t0kes tarsasag ker-
de iveket kiildott szet minden
kereskedelmi kamaral,oz, hogy
helyeslik-e az eln0k eddigi
programjat.
A kerd0-ivek olyan szemte-
len atlatszosaggal voltak az
eln0k ellen fogalmazva, hogy
t0bbet artottak azzal maguk-
max a t6kesek, mint ameny-
nyit hasznaltak, s termeszetes,
hogy a valaszok nagyobb re-
sze elitelte az eln9k program
jat.
Amt azonban a U. S. C. of
G. mem jelentett, az megis kl-
szivargott a lapokhoz, hogy
meg ICY is akadt sok kereske-
delmi kamara, amely er6sen
helyeselte az eln0k minden
eddigi lepeset.
Bele-olajozott a nagyt6ke
taljaba Moffet, a California
Standard Oil Co. choke is ala
posan a mutt heten, mikor
egyenesen kijelentette, hogy
me vonitsanak" annyit a t6-
kesek, inert ami javulas van a
helyzetben, AIT mind az eln0k
politikajanak lehet k0sz0nni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
TERMESZETESEN
A TILALOM

egyeneS elrendelesere teny-
leg nincs joga a kormanynak,
de all a rendelkezesere eleg
eszkoz, hogy akaratanak er-
venyt szerezzen. A multi heten
az olaj-hajok matrozaival tu-
dattak, hogy olajos hajon KEEP
telen lesz 6ket megvedeni a
kormanyuk, mire a matrozok
leszalltak egy hajor5l.
Ilyen es ehhez hasonl6 esq
k0z0kkel a kormany az olaj
kivitelet (Olaszorszagba) meg
tudja es ugy latszik meg is
fogja gatolni, hacsak januar-
ban a congresszus mem intez.
kedik maskeppen, amire keves
a kilatas.
Talan ez magaban we've mem
kepezne olyan fontos esemenyt
hogy e heti szemle clejet ke.
pezze, de az intezkedes pre-.
cedenst kepez a iov6re nezve
es az orszag t0rteneteber
gyakran t0rtenik maid hivat.
kozas a dologra.
Az europai hatalmak te1.
meszetesen aradOznak a bCi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05

dogsagtol, hogy ilyen szoro-
san egyutt mlk0diink a Liga-
val, S allandoan ostromoljak
a kormanyt, hogy AIT ne csak
tenylcgesen, hanem formalisan
is tegyiik meg; ere azonban
nincsen kilatas, inert ez elsO-
porne a kormanyt a helyer6l
a j0v6re.
Smyrna times., 1935-03-07
ROBT. P. DAVIS
DIES SUDDENLY
Well Known Milford Lawyer
Victim of Heart Attack
On Wednesday
WAS WELL KNOWN HERE

Robert Paynter Davis, age 70
years, passed away suddenly at his
home on Lake avenue, Milford,
Wednesday noon, February 27,
1885, at 12:45 o'clock. Mr.. Davis
was born April 1, 1865, at Gravel
ford" near Milford, the son of Rob-
ert Henry and Anna Frame Davis
He was educated in the public
schools in Milford, and attended
Delaware College; later for three
years serving in the capacity of
principal of the Gumboro and
Millsboro Schools, during this time
he registered and studied law in
the office of the late Judge Charles
M. Cullen, at Georgetown. In Oc-
tober, 1891, at the age of 26, he
successfully passed his examina-
tion and was admitted to the Della
ware Bar. For approximately 20
years he practiced his profession in
Georgetown, later moving to Mil
ford where he has resided and
practiced ever since. Mr.. Davis
was connected with many organi-
cations. A life long Democrat he
served his party as a member of
the county executive committee for
several terms. In June, 1927, he
was appointed by the Milford Ro-
tary Club to represent them at the
Rotary International Convention at
Ostend Belgium. At the time of
his death he was president of the
Milford Rotary Club, to which he
devoted much of his time. Mr.
Davis was one of the organizers of
the Milford Club. He was a mem
ber of the Christian Science Church
of Milford and one of its most ac-
tive members. He was also a
member of Temple Lodge, No. 9,
A. F. and A. M, Evergreen Forest
No. 49, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, the
Milford Club and Rehoboth Beach
Country Club. Mr.. Davis is sur
vived by his wife, Mrs. Katherine
Humes Davis, a cousin of Mrs. H.
D. Boyer and w. ]. Taylor of
Smyrna. He is also survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Grier r. Baynum,
and three grandchildren, of Maple
wood, N. j., also two sisters, Miss
May Davis, and Miss Burdella
Davis of Milford Funeral services
were held Saturday at 2 pm. from
the home on Lake avenue. Inter
ment in Odd Fellows cemetery.
Smyrna times., 1935-03-07

of John S. Hoffecker, of Whining
ton, which occurred in st. Paul's
M. E. Church of that city, at $50
O'Clock P. M, on Thursday, the
26th inst, was an impressive event
witnessed by a large concourse of
relatives and friends. The bridal
party entered the church in the
following order: John Mahoney and
Harry Vandever, ushers, Walter o..
Hoffecker and Miss Clara Merga-
troyd, Harry H. Huntingdon and
Miss Annie Vandever, Harvey F..
Smith and Miss Sue Simpson, Au-
brey Vandever the groom with the
brides mother and Mr.. Hoffecker
with the bride. The marriage was
solemnized by Rev. r. H. Adams,
assisted by Rev. DR.. M. A. Rich
ards, of Philadelphia. The bride
was dressed in a cream colored
brocade silk en- train, wearing or
ange blossoms and the bridesmaids
in satin of delicate shades Of violet,
pink and blue. The gentlemen wore
Prince Albert coats with wedding
favors, gloves and neckties to
match the brides dress. A recep-
Smyrna times., 1935-03-07
ATTENDS FARM
CREDIT GROUP
S. nj. Harrington of Dover,
Represented Kent County
at Baltimore
NUMBER TAKING LOANS

During January and February a
total of 1882 farmers attended an
nual meetings of the Al Production
Credit Associations in Pennsyl-
vania, Delaware, Maryland, Vir-
ginia and West Virginia, the five
states which comprise the Second
District of the Farm Credit Ad-
ministration, it was revealed by a
tabulation just completed at the
headquarters of the district in Bal
timore. The South Hill (Va.) Pro-
duction Credit Association led with
Alp farmers in attendance at their
meeting on January 18. 1t was
followed by the Norristown (Pa.)
Production Credit Association with
137 on February 4 Chatham (Va.)
Production Credit Association with
145 on January IL and Meadville
(Pa.) Production Credit Associa-
tion with 127 on January 80. All
though all of the associations are
now equipped to make loans much
more rapidly than last year, S. M.
Harrington, Secretary Treasurer
Dover, Delaware, of the Delaware
Production Credit Association is
urging all farmers who will need
loans this year to apply as early as
possible. This, he states, will re-
duce the usual flood of applications
the associations have to handle
during the Spring financing season
and thus lower their cost of opera
ton. 'Since the associations are
comparatively operating for the
benefit of their farmer members, P"
Mr. Harrington said, "any such
reduction in operating costs is di
rectly advantageous to their mem
bers. Interest, as all members
know, is charged on these loans
only from the time money is ac-
tually advanced to the borrower.
1t is therefore obvious that no ad-
ditional expense is incurred in sub
mitting applications well in ad-
vance of the time the funds are ac-
tually needed"
Smyrna times., 1935-03-07
IMPROVEMENT OF DELAWARE
U. S. Engineers Told Value of In
dian River Inlet and Other Streams

If the U. S. Engineer Corps acts
favorably, four inland water i'm
provement projects that would
benefit Delaware shipping and fish
ing interests in all likelihood will
be included this spring in the omni-
bus appropriation bill to be sub
mitted to the House of Representa-
tives at Washington by the Rivers
and Harbors Committee of which
Congressman ]. George Stewart,
of Wilmington, is a member.
These projects are:
1. Permanent opening of the
Indian River Inlet, near Lewes.
2. Establishment of a harbor of
refuge, at the mouth of the Broad
kill River, deepening of the en-
trance to the river and the deepen
ing and widening of the Lewes and
Rehoboth Canal.
8. Deepening of st. Jones River
near Bowers Beach.
4. Extension of jetties and wild
ening of Mispillion River.
Congressman Stewart was in
Rehoboth and Lewes last week at
tending public hearings on the pro
posed projects in that area. Lieut..
Col. John H c. Lee, u S. district
engineer, presided. Hearings on
the Mispillion River and st. Jones
River projects are to be heard next
week and Congressman Stewart
viii endeavor to attend those hear
ings and aid the residents and 9TH
ers interested in presenting their
petitions to the army engineers
who will conduct the meetings.