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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-17
CIPRIANO HEADS
OUTING WORKERS
italian American Demo-
cratic Club Hears Plans
for New Auxiliary

CarmiDe Cipriano was elected
chairman OF the arrangements COM
mittee for the annual outing OF the
Italian. American Democratic Club
10 be held August %, Clayton Briot.
u was named co-chalrman.
Mrs. Anna Hadden, member o.
the Board OF Education, at u meet
Ing last night NJ Moose hall, out
lined plans for the formation OF ali
auxiliary TO the club.
Other business consisted IN NAM
Ing delegates TO the state GonVen-
ton Of the federation, They are
Charles Sciullo, August Rinaldi,
duida Sandulli, Joseph MaSSeierro,
Victor Mambruno.
James Aldorisio was named chair
man of q committee TO solicit funds
for the campaign OF Frank Anasta-
sio, OF New Haven for the Demo-
cratic nomination as congressman
at-large.
Charles Sclullo was appointed
treasurer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-17

anxious 10 get to work at once
puzzled as to how TO begin, He set
tied by deciding to look over the
city, while he studied the chiefs
suggestions.
He drove through the down.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-17

town district, past stores whose
window displays rivaled New
York's best, out into the residen-
tial sections. He was semi-con-
scious OF long avenues Of arched
trees, broad green lawns, luxuri.
Gus homes and gardens, but he
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-17
PENSIONERS ON LONELY ISLE

PENSIONERS ON LONELY ISLE
Fredericton, N. B. tUP)-New
Brunswick's oldest old-age pension.
or, q French Acadlan widow on
lonely Shippegan Island, this month
started her Tooth year, Besides get
ting the monthly pension check
from the governments Mrs. Marie
savoie has q son and q daughter
who receive similar compensation,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-17
W
| DANGERS
CAST or CHARACTERS

MONNIE MILES-her mania for
fast driving almost wrecked her
romance.
LARRY COLLINS newspaper
reporter. hunting the murderers
Of his brother.
MIKE BENTLEY wealthy
Pancher, knew too much about
auto accidents.
YESTERDAY: Larry Collins,
ace New York reporter, quits his
fob 10 return 10 Texas 10 track
down the mUrderers Of his bro
ther. Hugh, killed In a peculiar
accident. A member Of the high
way patrol, Hugh was killed while
trailing narcotic smuggIers. Driv-
ing along, Larry sees a man work
ing on o disabled car. n woman
and child beside him. When
Larry stops 10 help, q second man
takes Larry's car at gun point.
The men drive away.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-17

A machinery plant In Leninsrad,
Russia, claims 1t now has 10000
volumes In It's library.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
LOS PRIMEROS BATEADO-
RES HASTA Ell SABADO

Hasta ell sabado los primeros
10 bateadores de la Liga Anne
ricana eran los siguientes Hau
ser, Filadelfia, 500; Mills, New
York, 423; Early, Washington,
396; Finney, Boston, 349; Ira
Wis, Washington, 346; Appling
Chicago, 343; McCosky, Detroit
1886; Foxx, Boston, 1886. Segui-
dos dentro de los 300 por Will
Jams, de- Boston; Hayes Filadel
fla; Peacock, Boston; Simmons,
Mack, Selkirk, DiMaggio, Av-
Grill, Walker, Lewis, Brancato,
Moses, Bell Y otros.
Los primeros en- la Liga Ma
cional, tambien hasta ell sabadO:
Shoun, 500; Hershberger, 1856;
Orengo, San Luis, 1913; Wick,
New York, 1857; banning, New
York, 352; Cuisine, Pittsburgh,
348; Moore, New York, BAL I;
Durocher, Brooklyn 800; Glees-
on, Chicago, 1877; Walker, Broo
kyn, 1893, Collins, Chicago, $50;
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
CON Los GUANTEs

Julio 10 es la fecha senalada
para la pelea, en- Atlanta, de
Jack Dempsey y ell Cowboy
Luttrall, un hchador.
Jack tiene As amos de edad v
dice que facilmente vencera a
Luttrall.
"Puede que yo sea un viejo,
pero me baSto para veneer a mi
contrario. Con 81 estoy dispues-
to a pelear en- Ell sitio que esco-
ia Y dentro de los rounds que sc
hale".
La Ultima pelea de Jack, que
sera dirigido en- Ell match por
Jim Downing, Sc efectu6 en-
1926 teniendo de contrario a
King Levinskey, de Chicago.
En- esa fecha colg6 los guam
ties y desde entonces no ha vuel
to a combatir.
I'm tanto por ciento del
match Sc destinaera a Ia Cruz
Roja.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

colt corri6 las go yardas con
obstaculos bajos, batiendo La pr
mera marca, en- 225 segundos,
Despues hizo 10 mismo con Ia de
los 200 metros con obstaculos,
cubriendo la distancia en- 22.3
segundos.
Owens habia fijado para las
dos distancias, con su extraordi
maria agilidad, un Unite de 22.6
segundos.
Pasaron la meta en- segundo Y
tercer lugar, Ed Tugger, de
Tufts, y Marsh Farmer, del
Shore Athletic Club.
Despues de Wolcott la figura
de mayor attraction 10 fue Ed
Burrowes, de Princeton, que CO.
rri6 las 800 yardas en- l minute
49.2 ssgundog.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

cubri6 a Isabel en- Ell grupo de
amas Y nineras.
iEllas son!-dijo en- voz
baja a Cogorza-. Espereme us
ted aqui.
Sc adelant6, mientras Cogor-
"a, con su alma delicada y exqui
sta, que va lie conocemoS, Sc que
daba contemplated las flores y
la hermosura de los arboles.
Joaquina pas6 junto al grupo
de dom6sticas, echando una O.
jeada al cochecito donde dormia
la hiia de Pura y de Gustavo.
En- seguids Sc volvi6 por otra
al lado del bandido, d.
ciendole:
Il Atenci6nl La nina Is IN
que esta EN- un cochecito blanco,
con la eapota azul. ALI, a Ia IL
quierda. Fijese en- que tiene to
das las ropas del coche color de
rosa. lComprende?
IPor 81 aire!-repuso el
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

Sc estremecia con una hilaridad
que communicable a sus hombros
y a su panza de hombre tran
Iquilo y cincuent6n, un movi-
miento de columpio.
Cogorza cOmprendi6 que Ia
OCCASION era soberbia.
DID dos pasos de tigre, Sc in
elmo sobre Ell coche, hacienda
.alln como que contemplate a Ia
criatura.", y cen sus manos de
randa inimitable, levant6 a Ia
nina, envOlviendola en- Ell mis-
mo eobertor y prOcurando Que
no Sc despertara..
Otros dos pasos de tigre... un
pequeno salto despues... go, y a.
traves6 el canine, alejandose.
claro esta, del grupo de anna y
nineras y soldadOs, y fernando
muralla con su euerpO para Ocul
tar a Ia criatura...
Y un instante despu&s CogOr-
"a Sc perdia por las sendalas
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
LA N DE LA LIGA
I~NTTERSOCIAL
Los Jaegos del Domingo

Con la asistencIa oe los dele
gados y subdelegados de las cua
tro sociedades que la integran,
Sc reunio aver la Liga Interso-
cial en- la sala de la DIRECTIVE
del Cfrculo Cubano.
Ell secretario lego ell acta de "a
session anterior, que fue aproba-
da.
Por ell tesorero Sc inform6 de
los ingresos del pasado domingo,
cuando los desafios tuvieron que
ser suspendidos a causa de la nu
via.
La Liga tiene actualmente en-
eel Banco $791.67, con $40 adicio
males para ell Gambia de las Ia
quillas.
Else dinero esta sujeto a al
gunas obligaciones, por gasto en-
equipo de las novenas.
Hasta Ell presente Sc ha gasta
do en- equipo $49O.33. Algunos
peloteros no observan la debida
economic y hay casos de indivi-
duos que han jugado un desafio
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
IA uAcEEE.E

y sc han "esfumado" con I'm par
de zapatos.
La Liga Sc propone hacer cum
plir los contracts en- la parte
que sc refiere a la conservation
y devoluci6n del equipo.
J lgaran e, primer desafio del
domingo, Caballeros Leales Y
lCirculo Cubano y el segundo
Centre Asturiano y Unione TIA
Llama.
Qued6 nombrada una Conf :
sion, compueSta por Luis San
chez y Mario Pullara, para acer
carse a los arbitros y Ell anota-
dor y explicarles un punto rela-
cionado con los juegos.
Tres de las novenas no hicie-
ron Gambia en- sus filas, Caba :
lleros Leales, Unione Italiana y
Circulo Cubano.
Ell Centre Asturiano retro a
Julio Pelaez y Rogelio Sanchez,
poniendo en- los puestos de estos
a jose Magadan y Tony GARCIA.
Jimenez volvera Ell domingo a
su posici6n de jardinero del Cen
tro Asturiano.
Elpresidente r~ecomend6, y a.
81 hubo de acordarse, que la Sc
gunda serie Sc inicie con Ell ac-
to de liar la bandera americana
en- 10 profundo del jardin cen :
trail.
En- la pr6xima junta Sc acor-
dara ell programa relacionado
con esa ceremonial.
Luis Sanchez pidi6 un par de
Zapatos para JESUS Rodriguez,
que jugara Ell domingo. JESUS sa
co del 'Fhoyo' a la novena del
|Circulo, ell ano pasado.
Ell domingo tendran a su car
so las pelotas Luis Sanchez y
Charles Fernandez, delegados
del Circulo Cubano y ell Centre
Asturiano.
Las cantinas Sc hallaran a car
go del Centre Asturiano y la u
nione Italiana, en- ell primer tur
no, y Circulo Cubano y Leales,
en- el segundo.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

jar Ell coche, lanz6 una mirada
a su interior.
un gesto de estupor inmen-
50 sc retrat6 en- Ell Undo rostro
ue Ia simpatica baturra, que Sc
naoia quedado palidisima.
Lnego lanz6 un critic. iIevau-
OoSe ambas manOs al pechO.
Las otras muchachas. los SOL
dados, el guarda, todos vopvie-
ron la cabeza.
-iQue tie pasa, chica9
-jQue es?
Isabel contest6 mas muerta
que viva hacienda que Sc hela.
"a en- todos los rOstros la risa
con que eontinuaban las bromas
y la charla:
TQue.., no esta Ia niha...l
7iQu6?
-iQue Sc la han IlevadoI
-Pero, mujer... lestas lOcaH
IL 1000 e mundO Sc habia acer-
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
de la cOnciencia tranquila,..

de la conciencia tranquIla,.
Y miraba las coSas, las flores,
los arboleS, los nihos, los pa
Seantes que sc cruzaban con 81,
las fuentes y los pajaros con c.
sa slmpatia profunda que sc lee
en- las pupilas de las gentes hon
radas.
DE este modo, inspirando a.
9uella confianza immense que IS
10 sc inspiran entire ST los bur-
gueses observe con ell rabillo del
olo que el cOche de Ia pequena
estaba a ocho o diez metros del
grupo tornado por las amas y
niheras.
Cuatro o cinco soldados aeu-
didos como las moscas q Ia miel,
ha0'dH pegado Ia zebra con las
chicas, que reian a TODD trapo,
con una especie de cosquilleo de
amor.
ri guarda mismO, de espaldas
n camino, con las manos atras,
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

seguidos los anteriores, en- Or
den de succession, por Nicholson,
lombard, Ross, Van Robays,
Leiber, May, L. Waner, Berger,
Medwick, Herman, Mize, Flet-
cher, Vaughn, Demaree, Miller
~ otros.
Lopez tenia Ell sabado un pro-
medic de 287, con 80 desafios,
1903 veces al bate, Is carreras,
81 hits y dos jonrrones.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
LIGA NAC0oNAL

Dos de los juegos fueron sus-
pendidoS a causa de la Auvia.
Beck dej6 a los Rojos de Gin
cinnati en- z hits, encontrando
Bucky Walters otra derrota.
Dos veceS atropellaron los Gil
gantes a los Cubs, en- uno de los
desafios con Paul Dean, que So
10 consinti6 a hits y una carre-
ra.
Lohrman alcanz6 la victoria,
en- Ell primero, para las huestes
de Terry.
Filadelfia DC, Oh, De; Cincin-
natl 1c, IN, De.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
LISTERINE
for HALITOSIS
(nAD DRHATHl
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

contestando con viveza, cuando
va habian pasado el estanque
grande:
Ii Pues va We ustedl Por alli
SO suelen sentar. Por cerca de 10
casa de fieras... iCalle, alli creo
que las veol...
Los dos Sc habian parade en-
seco.
Joaquina comprobo, en- efec-
to. con ayuda de los lentes de
que va habia tenido que echar
mano un aho atras, que eran
Pura y Luisita las dos sehoras
en- un baneo, en- la pla-
zoleta de Martinez Campos.
Cast en- el mismo instante deS
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
Pura y Luisa Sc levantaron.

Pura y Luisa Sc levantarOn.
-Vamonos para casa. Luisi.
ta-dijo la antigua amante de-
Gustavo-; habra que ir dando
a la nena la leche condensada e
lr preparando nuestro almuer.
20.
ST, yamonOs para ALA.
Las dos mujepes saludaron
desde lejos a las otras se5oras
que estacionaban en- los bancos
LuegO, Pura llam6;
II Isabel,
La gentil doncellita So ma
pie e~lectricamente, despidiSr
dose de las otras mucbacbss
las amas, y acercandose Al 90
checillo de Ia nina.
lnstitntivamente, al tiempo
0s o'Cer d mAnillsr para smpu.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
ATLETA U B ROM
PHO DOS DE LAS r.
DEL FAMOSO NEGRO OW-
EMS

Princeton, N. j., JUNO H.
Fred Wolcott, un atIeta rubio
del Institute Rice, de Texas, ba-
ito aqui dos de los marcas del
atleta negro Jesse Ow-
ems. En- presencia de 10000 es-
pectadores asombrados. Wol-
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
Vietoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 C.
.3os "a. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla
Telsfono Y 1892
DEPORTE
HORNSBY DIRECTOR DE
DE UNA NOVENA

New York, JUNO PRO
ger Horsby, Ell Rajah de la Liga
Nacional, ha pasado a ser ell d.
rector de los Indios de Oklaho-
ma City, club de la Liga de Te-
xas. La noticia la do John Holl-
and, eel dueno del club.
Sustituye a Jim Keesey, deja-
do ceSante
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

FL finlandes Gunner Barlund
ha sido contratado para pelear
con Jorge Brescia, de la Argen-
tina.
Sc efectuara Ell combate pasa-
do mahana jueves, en- la arena
Fort Hamilton, New York.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
nrGA AMERICANA

Wilson li,nit6 a siete los hits
de los Indios, mientras sus com
panercs hacian saltar del box a
Bob FILLER Y CANADIAN Ell juego.
Ted Williams impulse varias de
las carreras y Cronin pogo de
jonron.
Cleveland &c, III, lie; Boston
SC, 11h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

Bateando oportunamente, los
Browns derrotaron a Dutch Leo
nard y ganaron ell partido.
San Luis sc, Oh, lie; Washin-
ton &c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

I'm cuadrangular de Julius So
tiers di6 ell triunfo al Chicago so
re les Atleticos. Heusser perdi6
el jGego y Rigney 10 gan6.
Chicago &c, 8h, lie; Filadelfia
&c, 8h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

Vapuleando a los Yankees su
bieron los Tigres al segundo lu-
gar. Donald cargo con la derro-
ia y Bridges con ell 9xito.
Detroit &c, 11h, 2e; N. York
1c, 5h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

Sc efectua "a la junta de la Sc
mana pr6xima en- Ia UnitJne Eta
Llama.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

que bordean Ell estanque grande.
a espaldas del monumentO a All
fonso XII.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

bandido hacienda su clasico ges-
to canalla, cuando Sc disponia 3
operar.
-Bien. 70 me voy marchan-
do. va we're desde lejos 81 tiene
usted suerte... PerO, de todos mo
dos, a mi no me busque usted...
Pablito Sc adelant6 solo.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

En- sileneia ys los dos com
plices. Sc habian estrechado Ii
geramente las manos.
FL grande hombre, aeostum-
.brado a robar no importa 10 que
.fuera con una maestria que ha-
bia hecho de 81 Ell jefe de Ia ga
Uofd madrileha, Sc acerc6 hacia
la glorieta a pasos lentos.
Era un burgues.
Era un ciudadano ~paclfico,
que paseaba tFsnqunamente nj
sol por los jardines.
Por los labios le erraba aquel
esbOzO de sOnTisa que O. IA flor
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
la GACETA

a peri6dico en- idiorna ESpakcl
- mas circulaci6n en- Tampa
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-03-15

ed extension of rural electric lines in
that county.
County Agent C. z. Keller has plot
ted around $50 farms on about 16C
miles as preliminary survey as to
the possibilities in this county.
It is necessary that there will be
at least three members to the mile
and who will agree to use at least
$3.50 minimum of current per month
The directors of the farm bureau
believe it is possible to obtain sew
eral hundred members for the Chop
tank Cooperative.
The directors have agreed to organ
ize committees in the several COM
munities of the county which are in
terested in this project and a cam
paign will be conducted within the
next week, in order that sufficient
members can be obtained which will
justify the government in sending en-
gineers to the county to make sur
vey of the proposed electric line ex-
tension in sections of the county that
do not now have electric service a.
valuable.
Farmers who are interested should
contact the office of the county agent
who will advise them of the plans for
developing the rural identification
program in this county.
Announcement has been made that
the directors of the American Farm
Bureau Federation voted to hold the
annual convention in Baltimore, De-
cember 9th to 18th.
This is a splendid tribute to the
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-03-15
FARM BUREAU
DIRECTORS HELD
MEETING MARCH |

The Directors of the Somerset Farm
Bureau met last Friday evening and
reelected the same officers who
served during the past year.
William T. Chaffey, Marion, was
elected president; Harry keenan,, v
President and ]. Miles Landlord, Sec.
retary-Treasurer.
The directors discussed a program
of activity for the ensuing year and
decided that the first project to be
considered would be the rural electri-
fication program for this county.
Several of the officers, directors
and members attended the rural cleo
trification meeting held in Salisbury
last week and heard Mr.. Wilbert l.
Merriken, Counsel for the Choptank
Cooperative outline the plan which
was followed in obtaining electric
lines in Caroline, Queen Anne and
Talbot counties. He mentioned that
there are several extensions under
consideration which will bring the
lines down to Wicomico county.
Several hundred farmers in Wicom-
leo county attended the meeting and
expressed their interest in the propos-
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-03-15
new ALL Time
HIGH SET FOR
OLDSMOBILE CAR

Oldsmobile retail sales for the last
10 days of February set a new all
time high for the period with total
of 5,753 cars. This represents gain
of 1920 over the 1856 cars sold in
the same period a year ago, according
to D. E. Ralston, general sales man.
ager.
Sales for the entire month of Feb
ruary also established new record
with a total of 1854 units which is
an increase of more than $500 over
the 8,495 cars sold in February, 1889.
Mr.. Ralston also pointed out that
retail sales of 1854 for February
exceeded the January sales of 1870
which is the first time since the fall
announcement of new models that
February sales have been larger than
those Of January.
"This great record, set by our deal
ers in February, seems to be conclus-
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-03-15

There's an Agrico specially formulated for each
crOp-made to measure for local soils and growing
conditions:
AgricO for Observation-Disclosures
Agric0 for Tomatoes
AgricO for Sweet Potatoes
AgricO for Beans
AgricO for Truck
(for Peas. Strawberries,
Eggplant, and Cabbage)
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-03-15

WANT ADS GET RESULTS
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-03-15

i've proof that the forthcoming spring
selling months have great POSSIBLE
ties and that Oldsmobile will continue
to make new sales records for the bal
ance of the model rum" Ralston said.
Another interesting fact, Ralston
mentioned, is the increased sales Of
the Custom Eight Cruiser. During
the month Of February, 1906 of this
model were sold against 1,069 eight
cylinder Oldsmobiles a year ago.
"This particular model is meeting
with splendid reception from fine car
buyers everywhere. With deliveries
Of Oldsmobile's exclusive Hydra-Mat-
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-03-15
Expert Advises Culling
All Counterfeit Cows

II all the "counterfeit' cows, or
animals which do not live up to high
standards of efficiency, were sent
to the butcher, surprising inn
provement in dairy farm income
would be noted, says E. ]. Perry,
extension dairyman at the New Jer-
sey College of Agriculture, Rutgers
university. Not only would there be
no surplus milk, but there also
would be more land to devote to
more profitable farm commodities.
"The part that efficient cows play
in building dairy farm security can
not be overemphasized," Mr.. Perry
points out. cit is well known that
10 good cows will yield more profit
than 20 average cows, and the 10
will place less milk on the market.
For instance, 10 cows averaging
5000 pounds of milk will produce
10000 pounds of milk in a year,
while 20 cows averaging 5000
pounds each, will have total yield
of 100000 pounds. The feed cost for
the two kinds Of cows will not be
very different.
"When several cows of average
rating or below are mingling with
efficient cows in a herd, the tenden-
cy is to keep more cows in order
to obtain the income needed. The
poor cows eat up some if not all
of the profit which the good cows
may have made.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-03-15
~
FARM
Tories
CHICKEN DEATHS
CAN BE TRACED
Immediate Post Mortem Will
Aid in Finding Disease.
BY DIR. F. r. BEAUDETTE

Immediate post mortem examina-
ton of all chickens and other birds
that die is the only means Of know
ing the causes of death. Records at
the New Jersey agricultural expert
ment station indicate that over a
period of years one can learn to
expect certain diseases to occur at
certain seasons of the year, but oc-
casionally new disease appears.
In general, however, pullorum
disease and bronchitis come in the
spring and are followed by coccidi-
osis and parasite problems. In the
fall paralysis, pox and the respira-
tory infections appear. In mid-win-
ter the mortality goes down and the
diseases are of a miscellaneous
character.
Birds are subjected to diseases
caused by viruses, bacteria, fungi,
protocol, nutritional deficiencies
and various external and internal
parasites. These diseases are as
numerous and as complicated as
are the diseases of other species Of
animal or man, and, for this rea-
son, their solution is equally as diff
ficult. In fact, there exists in chick
ems or birds a disease to parallel
almost any disease in any other
animal. Thus, chickens have ma
laria, tuberculosis, typhoid, tumors
and pox, all of which are adapted
to the bird. At the same time,
they have a few diseases actually
acquired from other animals such
as swine erysipelas and tularemia.
However, chickens are the least
source of infection for other ami
mails or for man among all of the
food-producing animals. Moreover,
an egg from a healthy hen is bac-
teria-free which makes it the only
food of animal origin of that ma
ture.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-03-15

Whether you grow potatoes, truck
crops or vegetables. it will pay you. as
it has so many other farmers, to take
advantage of A. A. G. Field Service
Our Field man will take samples of your
soil (see left), and have them analyzed
at our Soil Testing Laboratory (see
right. This Laboratory tests soils for
all the needed plant food elements, as
we'll as for soil acidity or alkalinity.
Based on this analysis, along with con-
sideration of the cropping history of
each field. recommendations are made
that are simple, direct and easy to fol-
low. There is no expense. no Obliga-
ton on your part. We render this ser
vice to you free, because we know that
when your soil is in proper shape for the
crop to be grown, Agrico will have a
chance to make good for you, just as
it has for so many other farmers in
this locality. So see your nearest Agri-
co Agent now, and arrange for Soil
Test. Or write or phone our local rep
rescntative-L. L. Gray, at Onancock
1O1.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-03-15
MORE INCOME PER DOLLAR MAKES AGRICO ToDAY<
BEST VALUE

all is soil that's in the right condition grow truly
profitable crops.
That is why offer you A. A. G. Field Service
experienced field men, backed by the A. A. c. service
gapizatiOn whose job is to help get the Of
your soil Read below, about this Field Service It's
simple practical friendly service-a service that is pro-
ducng profitable results for other growers And
chances are it can he of help to you, too.
At any rate, we'd welcome the opportunity to pitch in
and help For the fact is aren't just selling fertilizer
we're sincerely interested in seeing it that those who
AgrcO get the utmost put of every dollar invested.
So of tie AgrcO Agents listed below, and tell
him that you A. A. c. Field Service man to call
at your farm. There is no obligation of any kind.
Our best wishes for your SUCCESS in 194O
AGRICO IS MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
The AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL co.
Baltimore, Maryland
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-03-15

Dishes are presented at the left of
the person served. Dishes are remov-
ed from the right. Dishes should
never be stacked in taking to and
from the table, but carried one in each
hand.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-03-15

One way to prepare cheese fae
cookery is to allow the cheese 10
stand at room temperature until sofb.
ened, then force through a coarse
strainer, sieve or potato ricer. Cheese
will soften sufficiently in about ono
hour, but may be left out longer q