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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-09
SPECIAL RATE

HARLINGEN, Tex. April "a
special round trip rate Of ST from
here to San Antonio for April 9 and
IL is announced to enable Valley
residents to attend the Freiburg
Passion Play playing at the Mu-
nicipal Auditorium in San Antonio
this week. The ticket is good for
two days and a number Of Valley
citizens are planning to take advan-
tage Of the low rates to witness the
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-09

The public demands
the news fresh from
the press. And they
want it every day.
To insure prompt and
certain delivery, The
Herald requi r a
truck of utmost de-
p~endability.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-09
EDINBURG DECLARES
WAR ON STRAY o G.
Especial To TheH era1d

EDINBURG, April 9.-Following
close on the heels of several other
campaigns over the Valley, Edin-
burg has declared war on stray
dogs.
Due to the prevalence Of rabies,
all stray dogs running the streets
without tags are to be killed, City
Marshal l.. e. West said Monday.
Edinburg citizens who have val
liable dogs have been requested to
keep them confined to their yards.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-09

Howard Ehmke was called away
from the Philadelphia Athletics last
week to go to his home in Detroit,
where his wife was reported seri-
OIlSlV ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-04
80 Grated: heraldry.
30 Moving barrier on
hinges
90 Masculine proper
81 Happening.
81 DeStinies.
Sc DiStemper
among sheep.
Greater Poorer Production

THERE was considerably more power to the
power industry in 1928 than in 1927, .
survey conducted by the Department Of In
terror indicates. The increased production Of
kiIowatt hours was 10 per cent, the total out
put being 1851 100000 hours. Forty per cent
OF this huge total came from waterpower
plants.
To meet the competition Of waterpower,
fuel-power plants displayed greater efficiency,
cutting the coal consumption per kilowatt
hour from 1874 pounds to 1.76 pounds. That
doesn't sound like SO much, but translated into
totals, it represents 100000, tons Of coal,
valued at 5000 O00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-04
name.
o. Peer Gynt'S
mother.
90 Mistake.
81 A number.
90 Entered the race.
100 Proposition Of
place.
The Rosetta Stone

Il HE British Museum, in London, contains
among its most priceless possessions large
black rock Of irregular shape and broken in
various parts; the top Of it, however, is a very
highly polished surface and contains hundreds
of Strengthening figures that seem to be let
tiers and sentences in strange language When
one examines these characters more closely,
one sees that there are three large paragraphs
Of them and that each paragraph is written
in q different alphabet.
The scholars who discovered this block Of
stone in Egypt in 1898 knew the nature of the
various letters engraved thereon. One para
graph was in the alphabet Of ancient Egypt
known as hieroglyphic the other paragraph
was In Egyptian demotic, and the third was
in Greek. They we're able to read the denote
and the Greek and discovered that these two
paragraphs contained the same message; but
at that time no one was ever Sble to read the
Egyptian hieroglyphics, those strange picture
characters which had been carved on SO many
thousands of monuments of the ancient land
so many years ago.
However, it seemed to these scholars that the
third paragraph conveyed the same message
that they could read in the others, and so by
much study and through many years, they
finally. by means of comparisons with the
known letters of the denote and Greek alpha
bets, were able at last to read the picture let
tiers of the early Egyptians
The upper, smaller figure shown contains the
letters OF the name Ptolemy; the lower, larger
figure contains the name of Cleopatra
Since the discovery of this wonderful stone
and the key to the translation of the Egyptian
picture alphabet we have learned to read all
the messages that have been carved on the
old monuments of Egypt and painted on the
rolls of papyrus that have been discovered in
this, one of the first lands in which high
civilization flourished even as far back as 5000
years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-04
Demand for Lice Poultry

NEW YORK'S demand for live poultry
reaches an annual total Of $4,000 car
loads, valued at approximately sos, O00, 900. This
tremendous business reaches into 80 States and
involves railroads. 2 poultry-car COM
panies, % poultry commission firms, a COOP
company, carriage company and 600 slaughter
house men.
Fully 80 per cent of the live poultry Is pur-
chased by the Jewish population and 10 per
cent by the Italians.
Missouri provides 20 per cent Of the total
shipments, and Kansas Illinois and Oklahoma
send huge quantities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-04
CO-0beratives Groqving

THE cooperative movement in America n
advancing apace. In 1912 there were asa
national organizations, in 1923 754. and last
year 1000, with $4,000 local groups.
The Burley Tobacco Growers Association
claims the proud title of being father to 100 600
members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-04

IS Pillage.
SO Book Of the Old
Testament.
SO Talon.
80 Pack.
AZ Metal.
43 INDECENT.
A Metal ring or cap.
46 Crimped fabrics.
At Obstruction.
48 Form.
40 Dead language.
so Overlay with metal.
81 Made Of a certain
wood.
So Against: prefix.
81 Billow.
SIS English college.
Sc Breaks.
So A son Of Noah:
var.
So Island in the
Pacific.
81 Hebrew letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-04

6 Piece out.
z Hugely.
8 Splendor.
9 Hostile incursion.
10 Vagabond: slang.
IL Short for mans
name.
IL Point opposite the
zenith.
IS Foreign.
. % Terminate.
% Mathematical
function.
"a Brilliant Summer
star.
26 Stop.
81 Panther.
% Chanted.
20 Wild OK of
CelebeS.
80 Satellite.
81 Trail.
80 Unburned carbon.
"a Afternoon func-
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-04

u Perennial herb
yielding starch.
"A A degree: abbr.
II Bone Of the ear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-04

68 Symbol for gold.
SO Horse soldiers.
20 To make the first
attack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-04

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15
MOVE .NAFTOVE PRAMENE
! Y TuRZOvKE.

Ako krajove noviny pisu, pre-
viedol v. minulych dnoch cesko-
slovenskys expert prof. Novak z
Krakova 5 iiradnikmi ministenstva
verejnych3 prac move preskdmanie
naftoveho;: terenu Turzovke a
stanovil miesto, ma ktorom ma
byt' zapocate druhou vrtbou ma
pahky olej. Dosavadne loziska pri
Turzovke, objavene prvyym poku-
som vrtby ST uz vyeerpane a do
stale sa z mich 8 a pol cisterni
pahkeho oleja, obsahujhceho 35
proc. benzinu a nafty, take sa
vyrovna .jakosti l'ahkych olejov
20 svetovych nalezist' Pennsyl-
vanii, Halici a Rumunsku. Prof.
kominovo-objavene miesto je
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15

Giraltovce 1.33 . Medzilaborce
0.87 proc. 2 hlasoy, Ma Podk, Ru-
si obdrzala komunisticka strana
najnenej.v okrese Move verecky
a to 1916 proc. vsetkych hlasov.
Obraz tento je zaujfmavy po
tel stranke, ze zemske vol'by ME-
len 'ze nepriniesly vacsej zmeny,
ale naopak obcianske strany, maj
ma ma slovenskom vychode m6zu
zaznamenat' d'alsie lspechy tiez
statotvorne strany -socialisticke
varsity ma ukor zivlov protistat-
nych. I tento politicky obraz Slo-
venska ukazuje, ze pomery ma
Slovensku spejd k lplnej konso-
lidacii. Ct. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15
YoUNasToWNsKE s1ovENsKE NQVMY

Lubos Jerabek, 50 jednohlasne u
sniesla ma zalo5enf Slovanskeho
spevackeho svazu, ktory bude
mat svoje sidlo vzdy v bydlisku
dradujdceho predsedu. "a elenov
uz pristlpily Pol'sky spevacky
svaz, Cesko-slovenska spevacka O.
bee, Juhoslovansky spevacky svaz
Horvatsky spevacky syaz 9 Bull
harsky spevacky svaz, ktorych
vysielajd prve tri organizacie do
valn6ho shromazdenia po troch a
posledne po dvoch clenoch. Po-
kial' nedojde k definitivnej upra-
We pomerov v sovietskom Rusku
a sovietskej Ukraine, priznava
sa emigrantom 70 sovietskeho Ru-
ska sovietskej Ukrajiny pravo
tie vysielat' svojich delegatov.
Slovansky spevacky svaz Wy
stupi spolocne ma yerejnost' ma
j, kedy dojde Poznani k Vse-
slovanskemu spevackemu sjazdu,
ma priprave ktoreho uz pracuje O.
sobitny vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15
vSESLOvANsKY sPEvACKY
SVAZ.

V decembri m. r. bola Pc.
znani lPol 'sku) schodzka zastup.
Gov jednotlivych slovanskych spe.
vackyeh svazov "a pritomnosti de.
legatov Pol'ska, Cesko-Sloven.
ska, plnou mocou boil zastdpeni
al Srbi, Horvati a Rusi, a bulhar.
ski delegati 'omluvili svoju nepri.
tomnost' yel'kou vzdialenost''ou
Bulharska cd Poznane. Konferen'
cia, ktorej predsedal .starosta ces
ko-slovenskej spevackej obce, DIR
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15

vel'mi sl'ubne . da 50 predpo-
kladat', ze vrtba tento raz po-
skyline staly a vydatny zdroj,
ktory 50 stane zakladom bud1ce-
ho rozvoja celeho okoliteho kraja
treneianskeho. Cerpacie zariade-
MIA sa uz stavaju a najblizsich
dnoch ma byt' zapoeate druhou
vrtbou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15
zvLAsTNE sv. vACLAvsKE
ZNAMKY.

Cesko-slovenska postoNa spra-
va chysta ku svatovaclavskym
slavnostiam, ktore budu prevede.
ne vo vel'kom meritku a budia
znacny zaujem> cudzine, vydat
zvlastne jubilejne znamky, ktore
budu akiste hl'adane vo svete IL
latelistickom. Bude vydane tiez
IL. korespondenenych listkov, Wy
zdobenych vyznamnejsimi nasiml
miestami, kIpePami atd'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15
PosTAv1A pOMNfK HRDINoM

v .klenovci (Gemer) postavia
diva pomnfky: jeden Karolovi
Salvovi, ich neb. ueitel owl, rodo-
l'ubovi a spisovatel' 'ovi a valec-
nvm hrdinom-rodakom. Ma oba
pomniky vedena je sbierka ma
Slovensku tn " Amerike. V
Youngstown sbierku vedd PIP. Sa-
muel Laska, Jan Koniar Pavel
Kysel'. C:.. ... ..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15
PoLITICKY zEMEPIs sLo-
vENSKA.,.


rozdelena pojmove ma Slovensko
zapadne, stredne vychodne, fax
ticky administrative po zave-
denf zemskej spravy ma okresy
dostane vel'mi zaujimavy obraz,
ked ma nu hi 'adime okuliarmi SO
sklom politickym. Ako vyzera po-
liticka mapa Slovenskas PRIV nez
budeme m0ct' odpovedat' ma t1to
otazku, bude treba charakterizo-
vat. v zakladnych obrysoch poll
ticky zivot ma Slovensku i Podk.
Rusi. Budeme sa pridrzat' obvyk-
leho rozdelenia na prislusnost' O.
byvatefstva k stranam obeian
skym, socialistickym komunisti-
ckym. Zakladom, na ktorom bu-
'deme moct' postupovat' najbez-
pecnejsie, je vysledok poslednych
parlamentnych volieb r. 1925,
ked'ze parlamentna I konstelacia,
vytvorcna tymito vol l'bami trva
dosial' vo svojich zakladoch bo-
la nedavnymi vol 'bami do zem-
skeho a 'okresneho zastupitel 'stva
len posilnena. Pri tychto vol'bach
volicstvo Slovenska a Podk. Rusi
vykonanim svojej obcianskej po-
vinnosti a .obcianskeho prava dalo
nam tento vel'mi zaujfmavy po-
liticky zemepis Slovenska:
Strany obcianske zfskaly ma
Slovensku najviac okrese name
stovskom, V Grave, kde obdrzaly
97.10 proc. vSetkych odovzdanych
a platnych hlasov. Potion nasle
| duje okres Trstena S 95.16 proc,
Stara L 'ubovna s 1886 proc, Sv
Kriz mad Hronom 1855 proc. a
| okres Spissko-Starovesky S 93.41
proc. Vobec SLIM poziciu majn
obcianske strany ma slovenskom
vychode, ako ma pr. okrese HUI
menne, kde dostaly 1922 proc.
| vsetkyych hlasov, okres Sabinov
1858 proc, Vranov mad Topl 'ou
S5.27 proc, okres kosicky. 1929
proc, a okres Michalovce S1.02
proc. Priemerne obdrzaly obcian-
ske strany ma slovenskom vycho-
ue asi 50 proc. vsetkych ,hlasov.
Slovensky zapad dal obcianskym
stranam svoje hlasy asi Is proc
a slovensk yjuh sired asi 20 60
proc. Najmenej dostaly obeianske
strany v okrese Teresva na Podk
Rusi a to 2769 proc. okrese
Irsava $3.50 proc. V okrese tom.
to obdrzaly obcianske strany per
centualne najmenej hlasov nze
mia celej republiky vobec.
! Strany socialisticke vykazuji
tento pomer: Ziskaly pri yolbacl
do parlamentu v r. 1925 percen
tualne najviac v okrese 1rsav
skom 21.66 proc, a v okrese bra
. tislavskom 20.15 proc. Potion ma
sleduju okresy Perecin 1873
proc, Teresva 1880 proc, Brez
no mad Hronom 1908, Rahovo n;
Podk. Rusi 1850, Move Vereek.
1894 proc, Ban. Stiavnica 1910
! Mukacevo $40 PROF., Move Fam
ky 1890 proc, Malacky 1881
Rimavska Sobota 11.90. Maine
| nej dostaly soc. strany okres
Zeliezovce 1872 PROF., VePke ka
pusany 1.67 proc. Namestov'
!, 1.22 proc.
Strana komunisticka tail
Il predovsetkym z Podk. Rusi, KID
!, v okrese Hust dostala 41.44 proc
e Irsava 1922 proc, Rahovo 37.S
a proc, Berehoyo 1896 proc. n
e Chlumec 37.32 proc. hlasov. LIE
z potion nasledujd okresy slower
i ske, z ktorych komunistickej str
o ne najviac hlasov dial okres ge
nicky asa. roznavsky 34.67, RI
/ vdca 3l.56, zeliezovce 3l.97, H
/ marno 29.66, Galanta 27.85, LII
a cenec 22,55 Parkan 21.230 pro-
u . hlasov. Najmenej dostala kom,
81 nisticka strana v okrese Trsteni
4 OBS procyl Namestovo OLA pro
,Ota EnisSka Gtara Vas OH proc. i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15

a pri tom ukazuje ma jazdnom
plane, ze tu ie "cadca, zilina,
Trencin, moi rodny domov, sem
BY som sa chcel dostat' zpat tu
l'udsky lit" T. O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15
70 starej vlasti
Zpravy prebrane krajovych
casopisov.
SLOVENsKf DROTARIKOVIA
v PRAHE.
(kus slovenskej biedy.)

macich cudzich, zbllzka l zd "a
leka, pocut' jazyky zname ne
zname. l Slovakov je dost' Y sta
rych, razovitych slovenskych kro-
joch, pestrych i jednoduchsich, j
tych "popanstenych" co uz odlo-
zili kroj a prevail til ma celom
svete rovnaku uniformovanost'I
obleku dnesneho cloveka. Makky
dialekt zapadoslovensky sa MESA
S cistou a zvucnou slovencinou tur
eianskou liptovskou a vychodm
Slovaci tiez nezabudli v Prahe,
"hutoric".
Hl,a, tn "a nasim chrbtom po-
eujeme slovenske slovo: "Cadca,
Zilina, Trencin. . takto by mas
viezla zeleznica. domov'. Obra-
time sa, aby sme videli tohoto
noveho svojho krajana. Sm1tok
prejde naSou dusou. To slovenske
slovo vydal 20 seba do tej Cad
ce, Ziliny "a Tren6ina t'ahal sa a
ko k svojmu rodnemu domovu
spinavy nedorastok, neumyty, ne
ostrihany, zakr1teny hrube a
spinave handry, kirk zabaleny zas
len handrou - cely cloviecik
handra, sama handra. Ma hlave
zamasteny, spinavy, deravy 81
rak a ma tych tenkych nozkach
bagance hrubeho, suroveho re-
meila, bagance, ktore by mohly
schovat' temer cele zakrpatele
telo tohoto tvora.
Slovak - slovensky drotarik -
Prahe. Niekedy chodili do Pc
sti, dnes chodia do Prahy. Sam
Bob vie, co ich vyzenie z domova,
ved' pri vsetkej tel chudobe a
biede toho rodneho kraja, sotva
by sa i'm tam viedlo horsie ako sa
i'm vodi tom lesku coskoro mill
onoveho mesta. zivot tychto pred
casom dozrelych slovenskych' deti
- ie kus slovenskej biedy. Ma
Prahu a Prazanov 81 konecne IL
to nasi krajania st'azovat' memo
zu. Prazske policajne ilrady ma
10 kym zachadzaju tax setrne ako
mimi. Srdce ruka Prazanova Je
pre- Mich vzdy otvorena. Do urci.
tych prazskych rodin prichadza'
j1 vzdy ako domov, lebo jedne!
ich caka vzacna wee: trochu tep.
leho jedla, v druhej hotova po
hadka: stare obnosene odlozent
saty.
Vp dine patri i'm prazska uli
ca, a prave tie najzivsie a maj
frekyentovanejsie. Elegantne pa
SAFE, vchody do prvotriednycf
kaviarni. biografov a zabavnycf
podnikov majn vedPa vratneht
este jednu charakteristickn sta
la postavu: slovenskeho drotarl
ka v tych jeho handraoh vel
kym dr6tenym kotncom okolo kr
ku, ma ktorom sd zavesene vesia
ky ma saty, rome naplnace, snur
ky do topanok, kolieska na XII
&c inc "obchodne art1kle' tych
to nest 'astnych slovenskych deti
Den je vsak pre- Mich este toa
svetlejsou a krajsou strankou ri
vota. Bieda a spina zvacsuje S;
ysak strasnou mierou v dobe
ked' prikvapi noe. Lebo sloven
sky drotarik nema v Prahe KID
by slozil hlavu. V lete s1 to kop.
sena v prazskom okoli, v zim
tehliarske pece a inc brlohy
mieSta neresti. VaeSina ich j
t'azko nemocna. A maloktory
Mich sa dozije %. roku. Tuberkr
loza je obycajne koncom tejt
slovenskej' kariery.
Tento pol'utovaniahodny a sml
tiny zivot slovenskych deti zahn'
nych biedou do vel'keho NEST
NAL by vsak vyvolat' vaesiu p'
zornost' 50 strany sloyenskej v
rejnosti. Go, nenasiel by sa nej
ky sposob, ako by sa daily tie'
deti Hdlkat' donna, ako ich zachr
nit1 od mravneho i hm6tneho
padku, aby SINE este dnes, d
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-18
Robert Lyon Made
Scout Executive
Of Cuero District
CsneciaI to The Herald.)

(Special to The Herald J.
MERCEDES, April 18.-Rooert
T, LYON. for the past year assist
ant scout executive Of the Lower
Rio Grande Valley council, mas
been promoted to scout executive
of the Tonqua area council Win
headquarters at Cuero. His APP
pointment IS effective May !.
MI. Lyon was principal OF the
Stephen F. Austin school at Eoln-
burg for seven years before COM
ing with the Valley scout council,
and for two years of that time was
scoutmaster of the first troop OF
Mexican boys to be organized IN
the Valley. He also served for one
year as deputy commissioner OF the
Edinburg district.
MI. Lyon attended the national
training school for scout execu-
tives last fall. graduating fourth in
a class of thirty-five.
Q. E. Van Berg, president Of the
Valley council. said yesterday, "Mr.
Lyons loss will be felt by this
council and all the ScoutmaSterS
and others with whom he has come
In contact. but we feel his promo
ton is a tribute to his ability and
a compliment to this council. which
trained and prepared him for his
new responsibilities"
MI. Lyon will leave for Cuero
about May !.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-18
FILLS
POSITIONS BY VOTE

KINGSTON. Mass. April 1S.-tP)
With all due Solemnity the little
town Of Kingston, Mass. elected a
pound keeper and a field driver at
its annual March town meeting, al
though the town has not had a
pound for SO years.
The duties Of the field driver. In
former times. was to round up stray
animals and take them to the
pound and otherwise see that the
creatures Gid no cause damage.
Times have changed SO that stray
cows, pigs and horses no longer are
a cause for concern 10 Kingstonians.
Even old-timers have forgotten where
the pound was situated. But the
election was necessary to comply with
the law.
The town likewise chose two
fence-viewers. old-time officials
whose duty it was to supervise the
erection and maintenance of fences
and boundaries. They are seldom
called upon to act now.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-18

sMonday, than any other legislation.
He Is also being asked by repres-
entativeS Of small cities to submit
the bill to permit cities to regulate
the closing of Sunday motion pic
ture shows. Gov. Moody vetoed this
bill recently, because Of its allegedly
defective form.
Little interest Is being shown in
the resubmission or the measure
which Rep. Paul Finn passed to re-
quire approval of the counties to
routing of highways so as to isol-
ate towns, it was said at the capital.
No requests for its submission
have been made, other than pos
Sibly in a recent conference between
Finn and the governor 1t was said.
The search anc seizure repeal,
sponsored by the Women'S Chris
tian Temperance union and
"petticoat lobby" is included IN TWO
bills, one to permit search OF cars
without a warrant and search OF
residences on warrant obtained on
information and belief" rather than
showing probable cause" for an al
fidavit that the law Is being vlo-
lated. The second measure would
permit evidence taken in a carer
without q warrant to be USED IN
prosecutions, as is now prohlblted by
law.
Governor Moody will resubmlt the
state departments blue sky" securl-
ties regulation bill, Secy. OF state
Mrs. Jane Y. McCallum has been
informed.
Main subjects scheduled for the
session are civil service, utllltles con-
troll. gasoline taxes, registration lee
deductions, blue sky. appropriations,
prison Capitalization, education en-
abling acts, and the report or the
state tax survey COMMISSION anu
possible tax reform measures.
Meantime, many members OF the
legislature are comforting with Gov
ernor Moody during the final week
before the new session opens. Tues
dav Chairman John F. Wallace OF
the appropriations committee, Claud
10. Teer of the board OF control,
which prepared the state budget
and Rep. r. M. Hubbard Of New
Boston, sponsor OF highway 1lnanc-
ing legislation, were in conference
with Governor Moody on money
measures for the coming session.
Among other lawmakers who saw
the governor Tuesday were Rep. /;
N. Mauritz of Canada, Rep. Leonard
TiIlotson of Sealy, Rep. George
Kemble of Fort Worth. Rep. Ray
holder of Dallas. Rep. Dewey
Young of wellington. author OF the
defeated house prison GENERALIZATION
bill. also was here. He IS under
stood to be preparing his measure
for reSubmiSSion.