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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1935
Page
3
New yarns and sweater blouses color wardrobes with English chic and French flair. Open color schemes boost country and urban looks with machine knit ease and hand knit appeal. Novel patterns, bright inserts, and coordinating hats create versatile outfits for black suits, country weekends, and Bermuda vacations.
The fishing season opens today for suckers, catfish, carp, eels and gudgeons with hook and line or bush bobs. Dipnetting runs February 15 to April 15, with a mesh not less than 1 1/4 inches. Trout season opens April 1 to June 30. Frederick county stocks creeks with 4,000 fish, and weekly stocking of Fishing and Hunting creeks and Tuscarora creek is planned. Bass ponds at Lewistown hatchery near completion. bass stocking hoped for August. Conservations officials, led by Benjamin F. Phebus, feed birds with wheat in snow flurries.
A farmer calms Scouty and thanks the Times for bringing life to the singing fruit plot. The big pineapple orders the other fruit into a box as the farmer plans to sell the singing fruit in town. Goldy notes no fruit remains on the ground as the scene closes with a cliffhanger.
Mr Phebus reports game birds mostly eat food provided for them and describes dead birds found, seven quail killed by hawks or owls, three rabbits killed by hawks, and many songbirds. He notes the State Conservation Commission will supply food for game birds if informed and farmers may obtain wheat from him. He adds about a thousand meteorites strike Earth yearly with no proven human fatalities.
In Moscow Jan 81 delegates to the seventh all-Union Soviet Congress jeered Japan's Manchuria moves as Vyachesal Molotoff rejected frontier demilitarization proposals. The crowd cheered the record of the Red Army expanding from 600000 to 940000 in four years amid the proceedings.
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