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Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25

total OF l2l Mrs. Reds room is
still in the lead for the picture
r')zo that is to be given to on"
I,la in each school fyr the. largest
u1Iber Of visits III oroI ortion to
the enrolment of the class.
Closely following Harding is the
Lincoln school which mas JIG
visits during the first three DAYS
of the week. There is j real rae
in this school with Mre. McOory's
room and Mrs. Kings room in
iiC.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25
MONIES 6
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Thrills galore, the sort that makes
YOU wonder what is coming next,
and that stay for many hours after
ward, are served out to those at
tending Stark Mad, the Warner
Hros. Vitaphone my.iery picture
now showing At Fox Imperial
Theatre.
II. B. Warner, in the leading role.
gives a splendid portrayal OF Dan
-ertinld, who assumes leadership Of
the expedition. Claude Gilliugwat-
rr. as the father Of the missing man,
is also seen and heard to good ad-
vantage. Comedy is supplied by
Louise Fazcuda. john MILAN and
The Ape played by an unknown.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25
Prosecutor Flaws
Accused Jurist
Continued From Page y

change in the judges position, the
hlNman pointed out. was when
ap denied before the state senate
sitting as court of Impeachment
thea ae did not perform legal ser-
vices. but if he did he had lcgal
}ieL TO do 50.
Doubts Hardy Sincerity
After the various conflicting
.to.. told hy Mrs. Mcpherson in
a,-.rd 10 her kidnapping, Judge
Handy should at least have lad Il
suspicion that her tale was false, -
said Little. off hy did then Ills in
v.S,isation conducted thereafter in
l,aaf was an obsructj5a Of
u>tj,r.
Mrs. Mcpherson returned to
aos Angeles, showed linn a written
statement Of hrr kidnapping aad he
accepted il as trush. Now. If any
eae wants 90 swallow thai STUFF.
to rau. Bat believe and [ thme
mis- senate believes that l4=y con-
tiuued to counsel with her ~ h,
had rounSelcl with her bc.asa the
disappearance.
He not only employed dgt,c
tNcs but also required them to re-
port 10 linn. You would Tim. from
Judge Hardy :. testimony taat Ire
never read fine detectives reports
bat rumrd them over to M.s. Ne
Fhcrson 5 attorneys. It would have
been The act not only Of iudgn
but also Of an honest man 90 have.
given this information 10 .Ae dr.
trict attorney 5 otiicc.''
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25
Liquor Obtained
In SeeIey Raid

y 50 gallon still and two men
We're lodged in the county Jail her
this morning after members OF the
sheriff 5 department made a raid ON
the Jim Hanson ranch three miles
north Of Sceley.
G. F. Howell was arrested at the
ranch and Hanson was picked up in
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25
DR.. A 3. Ranson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv

Water Heater Explodes-A water
heater explosion in the home of
Mrs Harry Frown, 81 T! Centre
was the cause OF a run by The fIra
department this morning. The fir
was put out before the department
arrived No damage was done.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25

Imperial fy the ra.ding Officers.
Beside the still the officers con-
fiscatcd three barrels Of mash and
small quantity Of whiskey.
The men were t. Doe arraigund be-
fore Judge Mavfic.d in Justice o.
the peace court tins afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25
We Loan TO BniId. bay or refin'
snce. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv

Frede-ick's s Machine permanent
waving complete for $1,000. Expert
finger waving. Floss Siegel. Phone
g29. ads
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25
Barbara worra HoreI CIu5 Break.
last, Csc up; merchants lunch 60c;
"a bic d hote dinner s1.00. adv

Officer Granted Leave l..
Rosenquest, night city rriice Of
ficcr VIII leave here about May
on an extended fishing trip
throughout the northwest having
obtained two months leave Of alb
scnce. Rosenquest will taSe his
wife and wife S mother, Mrs.
Charlotte sumner to Seattle yhere
they viii establish residence.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25

Two Speeders Tagged
Paris, and L. Payne were tieketed
for speeding on the Calexico high
way last night. according to records
Of the state traffic office here.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25

Held For immigration -Valen-
tina Nefdugo Garcia. p, and An
uuncio Garcia. u. are being held
IN The county jail awaiting DISPOSE
tion OF their eases by immigration
authorities.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25
Nice

Nice After Prisoner-Charles
Nice. undersheriff left for Santa
Barbara today to pick up and re-
turn Marcus Luccro wanted here OF
q charge OF failure to provide.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25

Your Mattress renovated and
made Just like new. Phone 295, Ca
!eNico, we viii gladly call, or write
or see CaleXico Cotton Products,
Inc, 210 Mckinley, Calexieo. We
are equipped with the latest ma
chinery and have reasonable prices.
a9v
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25

Moved. DR.. h. Hooper, Dentist,
now located in the Bank of Italy
Bldg. l10 North Sixth. Rm. and ..
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25

The Inland Empire Gas Co. Speed
Economy and Convenience. Cook
with Gas. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25

Expert Finger Waves. Parisienne
Beauty Shoppe. 5lS Main St. Phone
1S3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25
A Flattering Offer: "'Mr. Elmer

y. Todd: Would You like to become
member of our Chicago Summer
School Faculty during the 1929
summer session? Your standing in
the musical world is such that We
should be glad to extend this invi-
tation to you. Cordially yours. Ar
thur Wildman, secretary" (Sher-
wood Music SCHOOL, adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25
Baseball Results

Score Of To-day 5 Games as Furnish
cd by United Press Leased Wire
Up to as p. NJ.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25

be held reIatiNc 10 street assessments
on work all ready accomplished, ac-
cording O John Ncalc, city clerk.
1t is expected that number of 9th
et matters viii come before the city
fathers.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25

Officers Get Tokens-Motorcvcle
officers Of the state traffic patru,
here today Were one smoking tray
TO the good each Representatives
of the Silver Fleet presented each
Of the officers a tray which is a
miniature rubber tire inset with
glass on which is inscribed the
words Silver Fleet.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25
NATIONAL
An games postponed.
Nine Killed In
Texas Tornado
Confined From Page y

lives Of many IT his i53 pupils who
were trapped iu TWO woodeH build
Egs.
Gatlin saw the storm approaching
md ordered his pupils to lie OF the
floor under the,r ds>,is. Tie upper
structures We're swept away by the
wind. Only one pupil was Allled.
Gatliu climbed from the debris,
aarked for three houes ,Nti-atnr
some Of his pupils AID then col
lap>cd ot serious internal injuries.
Roads blocAcd with fat!yn trees
and tangled telephone wires haudi-
capped Rel Cre>s workers wio
rushed froiu Palestine with tents.
cots and medical supplies
III, storm area covered q section
10 miles long and in some places
nile wide, although the fown
proper bore the brunt Of the twist
yr's dcyastiLg force.
DALLAS. Texas. April p W.P) ~
Storms i'll parts Of eastern Texas
other than the oyc,one-stricEon slo-
cum area today brought the total
deaths TO nine. Seven were known
dead from the Slorum tornado.
Tie samboIs Of Harold Harper, II,
and has calf came 10 a sudden end
near Laconia wien lightning bias;
killed The boy and lis pet.
y negro woman named Davis was
killed by lightning near Oakwood.
Leon county, while She was riding
with her husband and children.
One foot of snow fell in Carson,
Nevad4. March y.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25
(0UNTYYBRlEFs YB
strawberries Cheaper-Gonrce

Strawberries Cheaper-Gcorgc \ u
kawa, prominent strawberry grower
and shipper of Imperial Valley today
stated the crop was bountiful this
year and the prices retail were
cheaper than in previous years. lu-
kawa is Grating and shipping more
than 100 dozen boxes of the frui.
daily.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25
Oregon Coffee shop. Open ali
night. adv

oregon Coffee shop. Open ali
night. adv
Building Tennis Court DIR. and
MIS-. L. c. House are buildiug "a
tennis court ON the corner Of Sixth
and Sandalwood. the construction
being done by Emery Girard.
Roses, Carnations and Sweet Peas
made INTO floral pieces. Mrs Vir,
gil Patterson, Imperial adv
Extradition Papers Signed Coy
crnor c. G. Young today signed eN-
tradition papers for the return Of
Harry Palocsay, held here on a
grand theft charge based on til,
theft Of large sedan in Cleveland.
Ohio. recently, according to Il telc-
gram from Ohio Officers now in
Sacramento received here by the
shclitf's office. PaIocsay will bo
returned TO Ohio for trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25

For Your Dances and Parties,
give Us a trial. Merry Makers Girls.
Phone POI, Imperial adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25

Lawyers To Meet.-Members Of
the Imperial County Bar Associa-
tion will hold their regular month
ly meeting tomorrow noon at the
Barbara Worth Hotel where lunch
con VIII be served.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25

City Council Meeting-A special
meeting of the city council is called
for tonight at the city han at which
time hearing Of protests, if any. will
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25

Marinelo Bleach Packs. Parisien-
ne Beauty Shoppe. 519 Main st.
Phone 7S3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25
AMERICAN

Philadelphia at Washiugton, post
ponrd. rain.
At Detroit
Cleveland 600 Gee 0O0-0 9 !
Detroit 800 ego 00X-I II
lIudklin and l.. >eWclI: Nde aud
Phillips.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25
Roses. Carnations and Sweet Pea

made INTO floral pieces. Mrs Vir,
eli Patterson, Imperial adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-25

One foot Of snow fell in Carson,
Nevada. March y.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
SNAPPY COURT
FIGHT PROMISE
Wearer Of Post Crown To
Be Decided In Sunday
Night Encounter

The hardest fought and best
game OF the Fort Brown basketball
series-perhaps the deciding tilt as
to who shall wear the post crown
Is expected to be unreeled for
Brownsville fans Sunday night
when Headquarters and A troops
get together on the court near the
Elizabeth street entrance.
The troop a boys have not lost
a single encounter Ia seven tits
while Headquarters lost one, and
that to the fast moving A chaps
themselves. In Sunday evenings
game. either the A basketeers will
sew up the crown, or Headquar-
tiers will step up almost abreast
with their opponents. These two
quints are easily the cream Of the
class at Fort Brown. Boys from
these teams will make up the team
10 represent the Post In the Valley
basketball league.
'Hargroves Bookstore will award a
basketball trophy to the winner Of
the post series.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
OLTN DUTRA
LEADS FIELD
Catalina Island Open Golf
Tournament Ends
Today

AVALON. Santa Catalina Island,
Calf. Dec. 14-P-Olin Dutra. Los
Angeles professional. swept to a new
competitive course record here to-
day. stroking hts way I'd m 4 "a lead
the qualifiers after two days on play
III the annual Catalina Island $500
open golf tournament. His score
of 126 for the SO holes marks him a
favorite 10 win the event which will
be concluded tomorrow.
Close on his heels came Billy
Burke. New York: Charles Guest.
Los Angeles: Tony Manero, New
York. and Denny Shute. Youngs-
town. Ohio, all with scores OF 1T.
one stroke behind the leader.
The rugged terrain showed the
way out OF the picture 10 a number
Of the nations leading players. while
forty-eiEht az the field of 1870 turned
in qualifying scores. On the steep
hills and deep canyons were left the
hopes Of such Of the elite Of golf
dom as Tommy Armour, Detroit, al.
Espinosa. Chicago; Ed. Dudley. WI
mington. Del: JAIL. Watr0us. Detroit
and Joe Kirkwood. Philadelphia.
Walter Hagen barely got in IN
der the wire with n l34 which
abIed him 10 enter tcmOrrow's final
VI the contest
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
AWARDS FOR BROWNSVILLE
GRID SQUADS ARE ORDERED

Bennett. co-captain. three stripes
and a star; Frank Cortez. two
stripes: John Sylvester. two; Ed
uardo PereS, two: Placido Coma
les. two; Carroll Grove. four Bob
O'Bryan, three: William Summers.
one; Barney Moore, one; Harbert
Davenport. two: Malcolm Newman,
two: Rodoifo Samano, three; VIII
liam Cabler, three: Roberto Lon
goria, two; and Ernesto Duarte,
two stripes and an M" for bust
ness manager.
The ten "Br awards OF the Ea-
giles will go to: Manuel Rodriguez,
Carroll McMinn. Howard Schultz
Juan T1jerina. Geo. Dixon. Walter
Washington, Joe Biggs, Jack Todd,
Ernest0 Trevino, George Champion
and Bob Goodrich and Antonio
Barreda business managers.
Scorps Awards
The Scorpions to sport the nifty
new layoutS are. Morris Pipkin.
captain, one stripe and a star:
Buster Monsees. line captain. one
stripe and q star; Jack Lebowitz,
one stripe; Lee Murphy, one; Jesus
Atkins, one; Santos Ceyanes. two;
Dudley Martin, one: Walter Un-
derwood, one: Callan Martin. one.
Powell one; L. Cuellar, two: 8.
Scheiderman, one, Fred Ball, one;
P. Crockett. one; William Ball
one; and Fausto Pacheco, business
manager.
The Eaglets are: Jack Ferguson,
j. Guzman, Ayres Eagan, EScobar,
Vance Wilson, Sidney Bennett. John
Joe Cara, Antonio Trujillo. Teo
Villarreal. Henry Canul. Lopez. R.
Trujillo, Geo. Alfalfa. Herbert Thorn
as, Donald Bennett, Volney Taylor,
and Telmo Todd.
Yell leaders will be presented
sweaters with golden megaphones.
Johnnye Cabler. Una Seaman. Char
les Lovinger and Jack Allen viii
obtain these awards.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15

Black coat sweaters with gold
letters, stripes and stars have been
ordered for the Brownsville Scream
ing Eagles. who carried Valley hon
ors higher in the state race this
season than they have ever been
before. Sixteen first string Eagles
will receive these awards In addi-
ton to engraved gold footballs.
Ten other Eagles will receive b"
sweaters as will II members Of Soc
Plato's undefeated Eaglet squad.
These "B" awards are lighter coat
sweaters with a four-inch letter.
Sixteen Junior College Scorpions
will be given white sweaters with
orange letters.
Those Eagles
The Eagles and their awards
follow: Dan Barnhart. co-captain.
two stripes and a star: Clarence
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
COLLEGE MAY
PROTEST ACT
Southwest Texas Teachers
Question Failure Of IL
To Win Title

SAN MARCOS. Dec. 14-tP)-It
became known today that members
Of the athletic committee Of south
west Texas Teachers college were
considering meeting next week TO
discuss the action Of the Texas in
te~rcollegiate athletic association in
failing to award the local team the
conference title at its meeting in
Dallas.
The Teachers eleven were unde-
feated but the conference declined
to name a champion. II was believed
here that a question as TO the eli
gibility OF a player caused the act
ion. Authorities here say that the
eligibility Of the player in question
was put up TO the conference early
in the season and that the president
OF the conference instructed the
coach to 90 ahead and use the play
er unless further notification to the
contrary was received.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15

Tigers Lose Right to
State. Football Finals

Jim Shear, Waco linesman. was
the guiding spirit Of his teams
march to a touchdown in the third
period. First he ripped off 81 yards
on an end around play and then
pegged a long pass to Miller that
fetched up on Breckenridge's six
yard stripe. Miller picked UP five
on another end around and on the
last down Phipps knitted through
and over the goal line. Mil,er's at
tempted placement struck the charg-
ing Wohlford in the chest.
PuntIng Popular
Most OF the final period was con-
sumed in a bunting duel. with the
BuckarooS waiting until the last
few minutes to slip over their score.
A screened pass. Magness to Pruitt.
carried to the thirty-one yard
mark. On the next play the entire
Waco secondary sucked over TO the
right and Cary was in a clear field
as he took Magness' toss on the
run and trotted across the goal
line.
00tA4 NL4AAAo A1OA4ARAa1AAGA LAkCAA
chief aims today. stopping their
opponents main offensive weapon.
Except for occasional flOurishes the
Waco spinner was stopped almost
dead. A slightly muddy field ham
pered the tricky TigeS backs. The
Wacoans. on the other hand. sue
ceeded In keeping Boyce MagnesS
well In check on his running PLAYS.
but his passing and kicking proved
their eventual downfall.
Waco Breckenridge
Position
Miller ........ kue
Left End.
Fruit Cox
Left Tackle.
Simpson ..........-... Thompson
Left Guard.
Nch1llian Crl1Im
Center.
royal K. Cary
Right Guard.
MARION WOllIOfu
Right Tackle.
Shear INSTRUMENTATION. @. Cary
Right End.
Geitl $3.50. a A1dEle1S
Quarterback.
Phipps B. Magness
Left Half.
Coleman Graham
Right Half.
Bumpas Pruitt
Fullback.
Score BY periods.
Breckenridge 49,. 7 o 0 0 Ii
Waco ............. 0 0 s 0 6
Breckenridge score. Touch
downs-Pruitt. @. Cary; points af-
ter touchdownS-A Magness.
Waco scoring: Touchdown
Phinps.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
Fl. Crockett Wins
Over Wyoming III

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. H.
R-Fort Crockett upset the foot
ball dope bucket here this after
noon. outplavinE the highly tcuted
first infantry Of Fort Warren. Wy
oming. to win, 7 to .. The feature
OF the game was a 57-yard run
after a break through center BY
Red Lashley, hts gallant r0mp end
ed in the touchdown that tied the
score. The winning point came a
moment later off the toe Of Per-
kins.
The Wyoming cor came I'm the
second period for "a first down on
the Birds l3 yard lire. On the &C.
cond play Plummer followed per-
feet interference through to a touchS
down. Sleeth missed the try for
point.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
QUINT RULES
ARE CHANGED
New Features Of Basketball
For Coming Season
Set Forth

Once more Ii has been found ne
cesSary to make vital changes In
the basketball rules, thorough in
vestigation having indicated that
they yer satisfactory 10 the great
majority and that only minor re-
visions were desired. The follow
ing changes 60 into effect for the
season 1929-30:
Rule 6.-Duties Of Officials. The
Umpires to have authority TO call
held balls. Out-Of-bOundS. all fouls
and violations, and to toss the ball
when held ball occurs near him.
BY thus enlarging somewhat the
duties Of the umpire. the commit
tee sanctions the Double Referee
system which has proved 10 be in
c~reasingly satisfactory and efficient
during the past two seasons.
Rule z. Section 9-Under the de-
finition Of running with the ball.
the Rules do not state how many
steps may be taken by a player who
receives the ball while he Is in
motion. That has been considered
a matter Of judgment because the
allowance necessarily depends some
what upon the speed and position
Of the player at the instant he re-
ceiyes the ball. In the hope OF OBJ
tanning more uniformity OF Iudg-
ment. however, a statement has
been added to this section TO cover
the clause, Due allowance SnaA
be mao Tor q payer who receives
49, L~I v~sk4Hn twn au tN rrnf10n m
This IL not an attempt 10 rule more
strictly, as It merely outlines what
is at present the Judgment OF good
officials. but II Is the maximum
allowance under ordinary con-
ditionS.
Rule s, Section Son a Jump ball
at center or elsewhere, the jumpers
are forbidden 10 touch the ball after
il has been tapped until IL mas
touched the floor or one Oh tne
other eight players. except that y
Jumpers may tap the ball o than
once in attempting to make It drop
outside the jumping circle The
Danaltv II loss Of ball, a in other
violations.
Rule 9. Section IA goal from
the field counts for the team into
whose basket the ball IS thrown, a
question and answer has Deen n
serted To cover free throws into the
wrong basket. placing the respon-
sibility on the referee IN the lat
ter instance.
Rule is, Section 1d-The techni-
cal Fo,,lr AZ the ilmp ball have
been changed TO violations.
Rule Is, B. Penalty-When a
plaver has been fouled in the act
az shooting, the ball Is to 90 10
after the second free throw
III the field goal Is missed, the rule
holds: vic. the ball is in play If the
last free throw is missed. This
change makes 1t impossible for a
rlaver 10 score five points when
fouled in the act Of shooting; that
Is he cannot get a follow-up shot II
ns misses his second free throw,
divided he makes his field goal.
Stalling Is becoming less and less
-r a problem. and. as was predicteo
y few wears ago. is not going TO re-
~i,ire anv special legislation TO keep
lInder control. Occasionally bit
.er romnlaint II heard about IL
MI wherever the public has been
educated to tire idea that n oe-
fensive team-the team not in pos
session of the balls responsible
for stalling. this type Of play mas
ceased to cause trouble
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
Football Yesterday

COLLEGE
Carnegie -; Southern Califor-
MIA IS.
Fort Crockett: Galveston z: Fort
Francis T.. Warren. Wyoming. 9.
eighth Corps area championship
SerieS.)
At St. Louis: st. Louis T., "a;
Arkansas A. e. NJ. is.
AT Evanston. Ill: Pittsburgh, 49,:
Northwestern 80.
At Grinnell. q: Marquette Is.
At Commerce: Rice Institute, So;
East Texas Teachers, 20.
AT Fayettville: Arkansas 81;
Oklahoma Teachers M.
AT Columbus. Ohio: Ohio State
Is: Orio University "a.
At Lafayette. Ind: Purdue So;
washington CSt. Louisl H.
HIGH SCHOOL
Final: Port Arthur 10: Denton
o.
Breckenridge IA: Waco g.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
Plea Fails For
Ousted Hawkeyes

IOWA CITY, Dec. l4-tFl-Des-
pite a request frc1 captain hyatt
II the university OF Pittsburgh Das-
setDall team that tive Ineligible un-
iyprritv NJ Iowa CagerS be allowed
ro Isay II the Hawk-Eye-PanLner
sauie mere Monday. old gold ehgl-
.J.uty authorities could not permit
NE men TO appear in the lineup, y
u. Williams, mead Of the Iowa attn
etc board, said today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
ALL-VALLEY Is ROUNDING
INTO STRONG AGGREGATION

renee, Harlingen, Adarnson. San
Benito, Jamison. Weslaco, SibSon.
In Feria, Walsh. McAllen. West
Harrington. ~ arter, San Benito.
Shuepbach. Harlingen. and Allen.
McAllen backs.
Good Squad
With ID many men who have
turned in consistent performances
during the year. It can be seen that
selection Of a first string is 70 be
a problem.
But keen as the Valley crew will
be, the boys are going to meet an
enemy worthy of their best efforts
In the Cisco Loboes. For the past
five years this school has been "a
constant threat In the race for the
state championship and this year
Breckenridge school which a few
days ago conquered Amarillo for BIZ
district h0nOrs.
Advance sale OF tickets. offered
in all Valley towns Cor the first
time during the past week. indi-
Gated there would be necessity for
building reserve stands at Tucker
Field to care for the throng which
will attend the game.
All the best seats have been dis
tributed and as soon as these arc
sold seats IN the temporary stands
are all that will be available. Box
seats are on sale in Brownsville
only. K. E. Mockbee. chairman OF
the seat sales committee Is I'm
charge az these and Of all other
seats. "A number ar boxes already
have been reserved and additional
reservations are being telephoned
daily. Mr.. Mockbee can be reached
az phone 335 = 1872
Band, Pep Squad
Joe Lyday, director Of bands who.
lives in Harlingen. has started work
or organizing and training a band
or 100 pieces which will play ar the
game. re asks that members OF
schools and municipal bands who
would like to play in the organiza-
ton get In touch with him.
Work on the Valley-wide cheering
section, which viii be under the di-
rection Of Miss Ann Kendrick Of
the Brownsville high school faculty,
was started during the present
week. IA group or yells has been se-
lected and students III all OF the
schools are working to learn them.
Other entertainment features which
are to be presented between the
halves also are being perfected.