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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19
Retain Radio Commission

With party lines completely swept aside. the house
recently passed the radio bin extending the life Of the
federal commission and calling for an equal ALLEGATION
Of broadcasting licenses, wave lengths and station power
between the five radio zones.
A contest was waged on the amendment providing
for equal ALLEGATION, with the Southern members ana
those representing the smaller communities being
aligned against the members representing the city
districts.
The bill was originally passed by the senate under
the name Of che Watson bill, but 1t was materially
amended in the house. The house bill reduced the
terms Of license, eliminated the provision that terms
Of all the commissioners shall expire February %,
1929, and wrote the new provision On equal ALLEGATION.
which was sponsored by Representative Davis Of Ten
nessee.
The measure is again back in the senate. and the
renort az the senate committee Saturday indicates that
the amendments suggested By the house will meet the
approval cf that body. The Commuters favorable re-
port on the bill and the suggestion that early action
Be taken, have. i'll fact, virtually assured that the
amended bill will soon be ready for the presidents
signature.
~he life Of the present commission expired March
Is. bat Il has been continued II an advisory capacity
with its powers transferred 70 the secretary Of COM
merce. pending further action on the bill now before
the senate.
one Of the most important amendments BY the house
xyas that Of equal distribution, and was passed only
after . bitter fight. Members o. the committee de-
elared this amendment was necessary and was brought
about by the failure Of the radio commission to carry
out the existing law. It was charged that members
a. the commission have alocated big stations for their
zones. and that only through an amendment Of this
character could the situation be remedied.
Whether the new measure will solve all the prob
lens Is. Of course, conjecturaL. However. the fact that
The commission is to be continued is taken as an ind:-
cation that in the event the new measures proposed
pr5re inadequate. congress viii have q scientific basis
for future legislation along this line. The rapid de-
vslopment Of radio and the new problems arising almost
dailv win doubtless require additional legislation from
each congress.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19
Washington Letter
BY CHARLES ?. STEWART

WASHINGTON, March 1D.-Con-
gress is scheduled to adjourn in May,
to leave plenty Of margin before the
national conventions begin.
In the meantime it's done almost
nothing important.
Vet 10 started in, last December,
with an unusually formidable stack
Of business to transact, which, il
was announced then, positively must
be disposed Of before this sessions
end.
A mighty hectic couple or months
are ahead or, either the lawmakers
can't quit In May or this work can't
be attended to.
Flood controls in a joke az a
state.
The Mississippi probably being I'M
comfortable, naturally No plans been
proposed which any Lody believes
will control IL. The suggestions
haven't ever been as sensible as
might reasonably have been expected
to say nothing Of the questions as
TO who's to foot the bill
Secretary Hoover was supposed 10
have a wealth Of constructive en-
rincering ideas in his head, but If he
has. nobody can find out what they
are.
50 flood controls tied up in a hard
knot.
Maybe some sort Of farm relief
will be voted and maybe II won't.
If il is. IL seems certain to be the
same old kind that President Cool
idre vetoed once before, and, from
ali accounts. Is determined, If neces-
sary, to veto again.
As il can't be passed over his
veto, il doesn't much matter whether
that bin passes or not
IL any new warships are provided
for, il will be By the skin Of their
teeth.
The mercantile marines chances
look slim.
Congress might agree on both
these propositions IL il had time
enough, but there1l hardly Ne enough
by a good many months-between
now and any date In May.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19
Exclusive Central Press Dispatch 90
The Herald

Exclusive Central Press Dispatch 20
The Herald
NEW YORK, March le.-It would
W. u~nthinkable To neglect the most
recent hiRhl;ght in which a smart
press agent staged IA suicide for one
ar his clients and landed on the
front page Of every paper i'm town.
Irving Strousc, the publicity man..
had planned on Nazimova 70 carry
out the hoax. But the movie actress
became ~squeamish nc the last mo-
ment, and Strouse hastily engaged
Nile. Sinnne Rdaerav, "a dancer, TO
kill herself for page n love. A pic
ture of Vincent Lopez. tenderly in-
scribed 20 Simonc, was carefully torn
into six bits and placed In her purse.
The LADY herself went forth one cold
morning and stuck a hesitant foot
into chilly Central Park pond. This
was certainly m uncomfortable
morning TO drown. When she got 10
the depth az her ankles, two hrawny
(pre-arranRed) ~rescuers. uttering
loud cries and whoops, dashed 10 the
lady, called the police ard sent her
20 a hospital From there the story
leaked out tEntaiixinVly t0 the pa-
|rers, which pounced on The story and
dug up the tale OF misplaced love
from the modest Lopez and the heart
broken Sim0ne. "A couple Of days
later the same papers exposed the
suicide" for the hoax Il was. And
Lopez, In the meantime, ~ said 10 be
snickering comfortably as Ne contem-
plates the amount Of free advertising
he received. Yet IL viii ro hard wish
him later N. From this time forth.
Lopez will w. cremated before the
press will chance printing an am
Memnriam."
"A drDll sequence immediately fol
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19
Peters Adventures

"oh, now I know" The boy was
quite excited. " 'Of noble birth.
Born to rule.' You are a king
among the ~fe4thered folk. That &C
counts for tie first half Of your
name. But what does the fisher
part mean." .
stupid" Kirgfishcr. who had be-
gun to look quite pleased, grew
peaycd again. what does fisher
mean. indeed! Exactly what it
says.'
Do you mean 10 tell ME that you,
a biru. can ~ fishing and c4tcn
anything
-Can i. Well, you just wait until
"A fish comes swimming along "a
then watch me. l gave a record for
diving. Inc higher the perch 1 a
TIN and the deeper tie water the
better / like il. catch anything, In
deed. When was ! ever known 20
miss my prey?'
Peter really had not heard the
last that kingfishcr had said. The
fellow had changed his position and
the boy was struck with the beauty
Of the fellows costume.
Like some or the other birds. he
wore a collar and vest OF snowy
white, but across his breast was q
wide band of gray that seemed 70
be there for the express purpose Of
keeping the soft gray mantle that
he wore from slipping from his
shoulders. The boy stared 20 hard
that II last the bird remarked:
well. how DO you like my taste
in drcss2 What color would you
say my mantle was. anyhow ?"
"GrRv.H Peter replied. without n
moments hesitation. AT that second
the sun came out from the cloud
behind which IL had heen hiding
and shone brightly. "No, not gray.
but blue" Peter cried. c0ntradicting
himself.
"Blue when the sun shines unon
Il. ard gray when the day Is dulii"
Kingfisher proudly rreened his
nlumare. Soy. look ~ me we'll. Am
] not lovely?" As he spoke he made
every feather in his crest stand I'D
like a crown Peter clipped his
hands.
Lovely you are. sir. you look ev-
r inch q kinri" cried he
Next-~The Clever Fisherman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19
The World and All
IN NEW YORK
By Charles p. Driseoll

IN NEW YORK
Wandering about in the Gotham Book Mart, where /
occasionally find ar art book that I can't resist, MY
eye was attracted BIZ a chastc and elegant cover titled
~Twenty-scven Drawings BY William Blake" asked
70 be permitted to look at the book. and soon was lost
in delighted contemplation OF the drawings.
How much for this book?"
-Four dollars" replied the salesman.
III take III" 7 said. But i can't see how il can b
manufactured at such a price. Wonderful printing.
Perfect reproductionsl OF course, ! presume Il was
done in England. or in Germany. We don't do work
like that in this country"
"No." said the salesman. Its done in America.
Let's see; somewhere out west, I believe"
And he turned to the title page and the page fol-
lowing. On the one I was informed that the publisher
is Carl J. Smalley. Mcpherson, Kansas. and on the
other that the manufacturing was done by the West
ern Lithograph Company, Wichita, Kansas.
When I was editor of 4 newspaper III wichita. one
Of my very good friends was Walter Vincent. president
Of the Western Lithograph. Walter was president Or
a local art club. too. 7 used to talk to him about the
sad state Of the arts.
ITO bad W. can't wake up a bit OF appreciation OF
art here" / used to say. And then I'd 20 back to my
office and write en- editorial about the need for more
art in the west.
Well, here's a good laugh for Walter. When !
search the Mart for something particularly beautiful
and appealing and inexpensive, | 70 away hugging to
my bosom a gem Of art-made in wichital
And that reminds me that ! recently spent a pleas
ant hour in the studio Of John Noble. on Stuysesant
Square. Noble is a painter who has won his laurcls.
lie no longer needs either praise or patronage. Bur
in his boyhood he was assistant to a photographer in
Wichita. and he used to paint pictures Or anybody who
would sit for him. for q nominal sum.
John Noble painted the picture that started nrohi-
bition on its way to realization. The picture was called
Cleopatra at the Roman Bath and it hung on the wall
opposite the mirror or the bar at the Carey hotel, in
Wichita.
Carry Nation (who spelled her name Carry, not Car
rie) objected to the picture, and smashed il with rocks
That gave her the idea or smashing saloons, and SO
prohibitions greatest promoter was on her way.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19

There, | have answered question
number one for you. Now as 10 why
he calls me Kingfisher-why. that's
my name. Question lumber two Is
a silly one, I'll say"
"Of course il Is your name, I
never doubted that for n moment.
but il Is such an odd one-no diff
ferent from all the other birds that
] couldn't help wonder how you got
it,
Cant you guess.r demanded
Kingfisher. "For one thing. what
40 I look iike7 Cant you tell nc
once ] am no commo bird, that I am
OF noble birth? Haven't 7 the man
e OF one who Is meant to rules"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19

Tax reductions prospects are
poor.
The tax cuts are complicated now
with a scheme 70 get some tariff re-
auctions tackled onro them. which
certainly viii get the senate ana
house Ct representatives into a jam.
In case they finally get together,
it's more than doubtful II the presi-
dent will endorse their compromise.
The bill already calls for 4 much
heavier cut in taxes than he likes,
he never will approve any tariff cut
ting at all.
At that. this years proposed tax
cut signifies very little 70 the aver
age man. / was framed only to
benefit the plutocracy.
And those are M mere than a few
Of the most essential measures that
seem doomed 20 have 70 wait until
after the coming presidential cam
paign.
Little items Of legislation. Or
course. will he held up By the ream.
They always arc.
The president. To BE- sure, could
call an extra session, hut he never
would think Of doing ID until after
election, and, by that time, the next
regular session viii he only three
weeks away.
What congressman call Legislative
congestion" never fails. every spring.
The patient shows up i'm Washing
ton before the holiday. seemingly IN
prime condition and confident that
he'll function perfectly right through
until quitting time. but about March
he invariably begins to longest and
Fets progressively worse a. long as
he stays.
This ia the sevcrest attack he's
had in q long, long while.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19

PHARR. Mar. 1~9.-Aarie Sharrer
and Mary Virginia Platt we're select
ed 10 represent the Pharr-Snn Juan
high school III debate, III the pre-
liminary trvouts held last week.
Practice debates are being held with
McAllen asd Edinburg high schools
prior to the Hidalgo county inter-
scholastic league meet ~ Donna
March ~ and "a. The judges for
the preliminary TROUT include Judge
L. J.. Polk. Rev. w. Weimer and
Prof. o. g. Emery.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19

Who nm W. Who was my father?
Where was / married?
Today marks the anniversary. In
1T7f. of the assent Of a king Of Eng
land 90 repeal the Stamp net. Who
king Of England them
Who Is president OF Polandg
A queen ~ Egypt committed sui
eide in so b. G.. Who was she?
For how many years did Moses and
the Iews wander IN the desert before
they reached the Promised Land
"And unto him that smiteth thee
on the one cheek offer also the
other; ard him that taketh away thy
cloke forbid not 20 take thy coat
also" Where does this passage Rp-
pear In the Bibleg
Correction
Who y the thirtieth president az
the United States?
Calvin Coolidge.
JIMMY rANI-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19

"Myl What a lot you do know"
Peter looked ut Kingfishcr with adj
miration. 1T must be great 10 be
wise like you. Have you known
North Wind for a long time? You
and he seem 20 be such good friends.
Why did he call you Kingfisherg"
Again the bird chuckled.
"A very long while. and I am
on TO al his tricks. SO he doesn't
try 70 do n fooling with me. Wind
can be very cruel. but since ] under
stand him 50 well we have always
gotten along snlcndidlv together.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19
Today's Radio Programs
FEATURES ON The AIR

s~a p~- -na r. rnr~. E-aaEtr Fadnrn Featurnd-wIx KpKA WE
XIV KwK WREN wKC WHO wo" kPhI " we
20 Al r. rvnmn-- tennessee ProErnm-WEAF WKG NIh WAAM
WWI WSAI WGN kSD WHO WDAE -. - 49, wrR KvW
Son-Riverndn Hnur: Ponuar Mnae-WJz. XIX ~ ~ az
KNK WREN WCCb kNOD WBAP WhAs ML MY NJ rr%nrw-
wEAF VIC wGY WGR wTAM WV MsAr = N ~ TSf
WErO Voc WHO WOW wDAF KNOO MFAA 80 -
VIM WEB kPRC -a-- raN.-r WADE
sso-non voornses Orchestra. ssma-PSPgaar y HS6c "RoiL
ara 800 49, n = N-v " rnrran-WOR WADE WAIU WEKG Wuhr
W3AQ WOW0 KNOX kMBc kohl ------~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19

NWMHN " ~AWTWHNWWN
Persons born under this sign are
impractical in a degree. and often
find IL necessary 10 follow the guild
ance OF others. They are very CRATE
full for any Kindness shown them.
but do not demand any great amount
ri consideration, although they give
I'd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19
TAY-PAY RIT.Es WOMEN

LvADON. Women sociological
leaders are bitterly criticising T. P.
oNonnor's declaration that II he had
TN way every girl OK Ie would have
CO get married.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19

L0NDON.-CoErt officials have
been pctitioncd for a ruling that
women presented to royalty hereafter
must carry British-made fans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19

LILLE. Fraace.-Andre and Pierre
Coudell. twin miners, we're killed hy
d powder explosion
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19

How much worse II would Be II We were born old
srd had 10 look forward 10 growing young and silly
Wlim.nysca Dispsteh
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19

An eIocution class for women has been started a.
,hs continuation schools. Whyg-London Passias
show.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19

Eternal smiles his emptiness be-
tray, as shallow streams run dimp-
ling all tie way.--Pope.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19

~NFF"WFFW ~ WWWMFNWHM
I. Mrs. William MeAdoo: President
Woodrow Wilson: in the White
House.
2. King George TIT.
~. Irnacy M0sricki.
4. Cleopatra.
r. Forty years.
q. 80. Luke VI, 20.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19
SOUTHERN

a7s.e-WSB AtIanta-6so
6:00-Myers Orchestra
b.3D-Hnxy and HIS Gang
este-RitersIle Program
e.50-WEAF Programs
245.a-WCcD chatt1no3ga-12so
6.c0-Hawaiian Mussc
y.OU-Band
s6l.3-kRLD DaIlas-6so
7.00-Faaiure Program
t.VU-FiShhurn UruhcHgra
IL :0o-Music
5f5.1-WFAA DaTas-650
s:3o-RcSy and His Gang
6.30-Genernl Motors Party
S.SO-TInle I'd Retire Bo-s
asS.7-WBAP Fort Worth-6o0
e.n0-SeveR Aces
6:30-Suniower Girl
8.00-Riverslde Program
1UsO0-Varinus Features C2 hra.D
ss4.a-KTHS Hot sprinas-7ao
7.50-Orchestra
E:00-McramOt0r Twins
9.OO-Muslc Levers Program
S.i0-Sarious Features 10 hrR.D
sss.s-KPRc Houston-1ozo
6.i0-Ford and Glenn
T:30-StEdio Concert
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19

ao2.s-WGR Eunalo-aoo
ss30-Genernl Motors Party
S.30-Time 20 Retire Boys
si5.e-KDKA Plttahuruh-.60
6:s0-R0xy ard His Garg
6.ne-kiFerside Program
S.10-AJz Programs
s7s-@WcV seheneetady-7so
7.30-A. & ~. GypaieH
S:1U-General Motors Party
s.50-Ilme TO Retire Boys
305.g-WHAz Troy-gzo
T.3o-Orchestra Program
e-11-Dnnce Music
a65.5-WRc Washinnton-64o
6.10-Eoxy and His Gang
S.3J-GenIral Motors Party
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19

nv IHE AHtUCFIttu FFts8I
Programs Nm Central Standard time.
All time ~ P. MI. unieES otherwise IN
dlcated. Wave lengths on left Of call
letters. k~ficcycles On right
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-04
SEEKS BUY
ADAMS TRACT
Valley Developments,
Inc, Offers ST.
100000 Report

HARLINGEN, Sept. 4-Possibility
Of the sale and development Of one
OF the largest remaining undevelop-
ed tracts Of land in this part Of the
Valley was seen this week in the an
nouncement from David b. Traxler
that his real estate organization, the
Valley Developments, Ines has made
an offer O. $l.600.0O0 for the Adams
tract west OF Harrington.
The deal is still pending, It IS un-
derstood, and a definite announce
ment OF it is expected soon-
The Adams tract has figured I'm
many offers. and near sales for the
past few ears, and az one time was
reported sold, although il Is still in
the hands of the original owners
The tract II crossed by the east and
west Valley highway, just west Of
here.
sale OF HOO acres Of land j1st
north Los Fresnos by X. H. Rod
dy. vice president Of this company,
to the Kempner interests of Calves
ton recently also was announced this
week by Mr.. Traxler.
This tract Of land IN TO be devel-
oped at once, with canals, and roads
and will be known as the Kempner
Citrus Groves
"A large amount Of outside capital
is beginning to come into the VAL
ley again in real estate transactions,
Traxler said, mentioning the fact
that two Pennsylvania men recently
bought tracts Of land. one of 10,
and the other of 1924 acres, just
north Of here on the Combes road.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-04
Regrets He
Failed to Meet
Hoover at Game

WASHINGTON. Sept. 4.--RA
acknowledgements" kept Babe Ruth
from meeting Herbert Hoover when
the presidential candidate attended
Saturdays game between the Ssna-
tors and the Yankees. The home
run king has expressed regret the
meeting did not take place.
Declaring politics had nothing 20
do with it," Ruth said that when q
photographer requested that he and
Mr.. Hoover pose together, the game
was about to start and that with the
nominee the center Of attention he
felt II would look 'odd" IL he should
20 to the Hoover box.
~ Iabered under a misunderstood
ing" he said. "and l deeply regret
that I did not avail myself of the OPP
portunity Of meeting him."
Learning Of the incident from the
newspapers, Hoover said he certain
~ could sympathize with Ruth for
not wishing to delay the game for
more photographs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-04
Eight Guilty On
Lobbying Charges

FRANKFORT, ky, Sept. s.-tFD-
Pleading guilty to misdeameanor
charges, eight Of 20 men indicted
recently by q Franklin county grand
jury for violation OF the state anti
lobbying law, were fined $3.50 and
costs esch by Judge Ben G. Williams
i'm circuit court here TO-DAY.
Those fined today were Maurice
Calvin, Robert L. Grove. William NJ.
Duffy, Charles Arnett, II. Muir, Joe
Johnson, Harry Smith and G. j. Nee
camp.
Grove was an unsuccessful can-
didate for the democratic nomination
for governor in 1927: Calvin is a
mmeber Of the republican state cen
trial committee; Smith is secretary
of the State Bankers association.
The eight pleaded guilty after orig
inal felony charges against them.
which carried $1,000 to $1,000 fines,
or one to five years imprisonment,
or both, had been modified on mo-
ton Of Wadeton Whitley,
wealth's attorney.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-04
AGED MAN DIES

HARLINGEN, Sept. 4.-Henry Clay
Dubberly. age 81, died here Friday,
and his body was shipped to the old
family home in North Carolina By
Thompson's mortuary. Mr.. Dubberly
was the father of Mrs. j. E. Stack
OF this city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-04
Was Always Tired,
Due to Stomach Gas

"My husband and I would hloat
IN with gas and always felt tired.
Then we began Adlerika. Today we
eat what we like. sleep well and feel
70 years younger."-Mrs. W.. m.
k~ingsburv. Just ONE SPOONFUL Adj
lerika relieves gas AMI that bioated
feeling so that you can eat and sleep
well. Acts on BOTH upper and
lower bowel and removes old waste
matter. No matter what you have
tried for your stomach and bowels,
Adlerika will SURPRISE you. EAGLE
Pharmacy. Inc. and AZ Palace in San
Benito.-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-04
Today's Radio Features

Tuesday, Sspt
Central STANDARD Tims1
k00-votarss Service: The Farm Proben-WEAF WRC wGY WEEH
VIM kSD woo WHO WHAS WsA WsAl VOC hoA NED~
sNo-Rhythmic Ripples-wJz KDKA wJR XIV KwK -.
s10-Seberlng singers: Vocal Half Eour-WEH WkC MG1 M1AA
WV WSAI webb ESD MGCe We MO n "DAr
BN0-Slmmcnsf Show Boat. On a River Theater-N bG Wade
TkRc wGHP woWo KNOX KMBc WsPD Wink
VALLEY RADIO
KWWG-VaTey Radio Station
Brownsville
u0s0 kc-277s meters)
9:sO-l2 NOMINATED musical program.
12-Weather forecast.
MISUNDERSTANDING Press dispatches and Valley news from The
Brownsville Herald. Stat ions request program inter
spersed.
6.o0-7.00-Music and specials.
7:00s:0o-Band concert by Twelfth Cavalry Band at Fort Brown
by remote control. Sacred concert and special studio
program.
KRGv-HsrIIngen Music Co.
Harrington
u27O kc-236l meters)
7:00-s:0O-Dick and the Edinbprg Review.
9;00-11:00-Specas.
1880 u. m-Weather forecast.
400-6:00-Baseball results and radio dealers program
6:0O-6.45-Associated Press dispatches and Valley news from The
Brownsville Herald.
6:45-7.30-Specials.
7:30-s:00-Santa Rosa community program.
S.o0-a. 30-Specials.
$3.50 10: 00-Harlingen Music Comps nys program.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-04

Another class Of misdemeancrs
that should be investigated Is the
violation Of the law Of negligent
homicide. Negligent homicide Il the
p~nintentional and accidental killing
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-04

Now Won will find in your deiip-
.Scrs thnt since the adjournment
on the last grand jury a number OF
FILINGS have occurred IN ms NV
NJ. / am sorry to make mat s'ase.
raent to you: but / read II IN Inc
rapers and ] know that Is . TACT
IN the Investigation OF those cases
\ wish YOU would take note Of the
fact That Is uer cent Of them that
are car~,d ~ drunkenness or semi