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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
FIND Clue IN
STUDENT DEATH
Biood-Stained Handkerchief
Counteracto Theory
Of Suicide

WINDSOR. Conn. May 1I.-LP-
A woman's blood-stained handker-
chief. apparently Redeemed in min
istrstion 70 q dying man. remains
after four days the only concrete
clue before officials trying to decide
whether Walter Treadway Hunting
ton, Of this town. Harvard student,
was killed or committed suicide.
The sordid drama has caused dis
agreement among investigators.
The woman's handkerchief was
cited by Medical Examiner Henry
Costello Of Hartford as evidence re-
futing the persistent belief Of Coun-
ty Detective Edward Hickey that
Huntington took his own life.
The bullet that pierced the Har-
ward juniors head. said the medical
examiner. would have instantly
paralyzed him If 1t did not kill him
at once. And yet acceptance Of the
county detectives theory depends on
belief that after shooting himself
the student wiped his wound with
half a dozen handkerchiefs.
The woman's handkerchief. smear
ed with blood and brain tissue. was
found In Huntington's hip pocket
with two other handkerchiefs.
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five dead

CONTINUED from uare one.N
the third floor. screamed 10 attract
the attention Of rescuers. and. fail
ing In that. she Ieaped 10 the pave
ment below.
The fire was discovered about $50
a. m and nearly every avenue OF
escape was cut Immediately by
dense smoke and flames. The only
fire escape. a frail wooden and iron
structure. was beyond the reach
OF most of the victims. Guests who
escaped said the fire ate its way
through the building as though Il
was paper.
Many thrilling escapes we're ar
fected. half-clad guests jumping
from windows and lodges. The
most thorough was that Of RI. C..
Wilson. aged oil worker, who packed
his suitcase. lowered it 10 the ground
with a rope and then slid down the
rope to safety. His hands were
burned.
Thrilling Escapes
Two ChickaSha. Okla. youths. =
p. Wallace and y. r. Williams. cut
eff from the fire escape. worked
their way out on a ledge until they
reached a butter. down which they
slid to the ground.
M J. Geohegan. Amarillo. who
made his way down the fire escape,
said that as he passed the second
floor the screams Of men and wom-
en- could be heard above the roar
OF the fire. He attempted to force in
the locked door and was severely
cut about the hands and arms.
The other injured: c. II. welct.-
eL. Gainesville. Tex: r. BarnhA-,
Elk City. Okla: Jacob Dollar. r)ai-
las; Sam Scott, Amarillo: Ersf
ROGERS, blind manager OF the aoLsl
The origin OF the fire Rad rot
been ascertained definitely. No e.
forts were made by officials 20 >st.-
mate the property loss ilrtil the loss
OF life had been checked.
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sfrcm now on to penitentiary con-
centration. a gasoline tax, and auto
mobile registration fees. and the
small fry local bills.
One of the principal topics of
speculation has been: Will the gov-
ernor call the second special session
to convene Immediately on sine die
adjournment Of this session, when IL
terminates May q. or will he accede
to the request Of some members for
an interim of q week or 10 days to
permit them 70 60 home and attend
70 private affairs?
Dan Won't Fuss
iii be governed by the wishes OF
a majority" he said today.
II he calls the legislature to meet
again within "a hours Of quitting
time the mileage to and from the
lawmakers respective homes will be
saved.
But the governor Is accommodate
ing. and If a majority want TO go
home to put in a few licks on their
own account, he realizes that it
would be good business to let them
go.
There Is some doubt II the gaso-
line tax and automobile registration
fees will be fixed in the short time
that remains and these subjects
may be injected into the second ex-
ira ordinary meeting, which some
hope will be devoted exclusively to
consideration of the appropriation
bills.
Hope for Pen Bill
There Is high hope. both by Gov.
Moody and leaders in both houses.
that a penitentiary concentration
bill will be agreed to which will sat
isfy all factions and bring the long
agitation for naturalization" TO an
end.
There % ground for the belief
that a compromise will be effected.
There is a senate movement to
amend the house bill-which directs
concentration on some of the lands
now owned by the systemic permit
consideration Of sites in localities
where the state does not possess
holdings. with a proviso that any
plan TO 60 outside must be submit
ted TO a special session Of the legis-
lature for ratification.
Senators Small Of Wellington.
Love Of Dallas. and others. are be-
hind the movement. and it is under
stood that the governor would prefer
"a bill Of this nature to be the one
the house has approved.
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LETTER SAYS STATE
PUNISHING O Ma

DALLAS. MAy i.--P Ar Ir1f--
NOUS l-ster PUBLISHED III Fh@ EASf-
land. Tc~aS. Telegram. SAYS ~
writer nj the letter ant not " "
Allen. who .S confined ~. hnEth rnw
or tic DaIl-5 ccrr-ty tsii. -as Elil-t
Of rnhbinr the lark o. Ca-Sca 49,
land county. ln 1917
The letter. rcstrrnrked McFrrf-
son. Kan. said. YOU ase ruril-
ing the wornr mar. 4 knew p tAi-
LEM had -nrhlnE 20 to WITH trGF-
Of course 7 cznnct trii { - ~
whereabouts nr a6entirv
The mar whom thr lHtrrr wr-r-
said helpec him II the hridu1 haE
Ian sent 60 tire -peniten..ary-
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GARNER ASKS

Continues Fw~~a Tmml RnmMA
n,rnoSe< IN go ~ : r~@rt~.~ $685.
commercial rosSihsi.irr -t-hr ~--
wv davnlnnrd whi~h rnr wv $780,
under Am r-,d +trr- Nv rH-..- -
~ainfaiI
~ arr informed 4ha+ thtr rvr,n-r-
tim unx ~err lnrr rrr---rr - rr-r
n has heen s,lrre~~fr,I ~ s~-,,-s--
some nrnrririrr -ntr-lnf ~ go
partment ndvigrr 1900 that M rhI--
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offshnntS hnS insf arrived frr~- 80
rorotarin nrI nrn hri-- t-m-+-I- \.
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~ dirinfected Y ~ I-f----aL sN-+
the greater nortion az - - srse--S
directly M wrslnrn IN ~ nlnr-aI mn
the ernrrimrn+ <ta+snr 500 w.
study
III am also informed tha+ A iu
highly drsiarhln rhHt mr rxr,nr~ mr-
peciailv qualified ~ handle A.
rtudv ia arrirrr1 20 800 rA~-~m
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VALLEY ana aI~o - = r,nrh fs-~~-
region ~ south Trxar w.hrrn w 49,
informed thar datav mav hn r-r~-
II the right varieties ard y co.
rerf method ~ rrrnri-- rnrwr ~~nw
~ darplrrrd Tr,n Fn-- 49, $50
large shi1r,er. - o,ssso..- " "
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resting h-in-E nn rhr r-nrrn-
whether We are going ~ wv "a
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-.,,-h 80 --.rr-I $50
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the particular problem WY adarttnr
date culture ~ TEXAS 7 arr tn-
formed THAI IN the i~nrtsfmrrrrn ~
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Texar are vrrv n-ns-irI-r " --strahfr
varieties can Be found tina. can s.
established there. II do not reed tn
saw 10 Won that w xtfrh au industry
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-
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Mother Comes Into
Own Right Sunday
Throughout World

Mothers over the land come into
their own today. Personal rever-
nee will be paid by sons and
daughters in the form Of wires. tele-
phone calls. flowers. gifts, letters.
etc. throughout the world.
Mothers Day has gained recog-
milton from year to year until now
ID is accepted almost on q world
wide basis. Children. regardless OF
where they are, will be sending
takens Of reverence TO the one who
guarded them through their cradle
days.
1t is more a day OF personal and
individual reverence more than one
for group honorings. Nevertheless
church services in Brownsville are
TO be appropriate. according TO an
nouncements by several pastors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
ICE WATER TO
BE FURNISHED
AT CITY PARK

Free ice water-permanently.
Furnished TO visitors to the
leu washington park.
That Is the plan OF the city
commission.
John Hunter. local representa-
i've Of Frigidaire, announced
Saturday that q drinking foun-
ain would supply ice water to
patrons OF the park at all hours.
The refrigeration equipment is
20 he installed In the basement
Inder the electric fountain now
nearing completion and two out
cts one on either side OF the big
lsin. will supply the ice water.
Installation is to be made in
he next few days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
QUITS

fCortinund from rarr n-rN
In the ~petrlcuater preachers would
let them alone
d.. Porter. whose opponcn. IN
the debate had been tho REV nr.
M. l.. D0dd uf Sh-rvr-c-t. TN
walked out or the han when Mr.
Cox and several other -a=ra went
To the platform.
IN the course of her talk NJ CUx
remarked that nm w3rran hef.rtff
Jesus. Instead. th@ -urr-l r-nar
beside him when rtr -rf7 -
She also said n woman rs -rNr~rf-
ed tn he m perfect rrrcr~ANl- w~-H
Light pink chiffon or Gre hArr
and serviceahle blue sc-~@ c. r-
other"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
Abilene Christian
College Wins TIAA
Conference Meet

SAN MARCOS. Texas. May IL
P,-The Abilene Christian college
wildcats swept all opposition here
today to cop the annual field and
track meet in the Texas Intercol-
legiate Athletic association. Records
fell as the entrants raced over the
win-swept course striving to create
new marks for the old one that
were made BY such illustrious track
sters as Clyde Littlefield. coach OF
the track and football forces in Tex
as university: Moses. Aggie athlete
OF long ago. and Joe Bailey Chea-
ney. Toward Payne star in the past.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
TAKE STEPS TO LOWER
WHEAT, FLOUR RATES

WASHINGTON. May il.-P-
rsrst steps to make effective the
reduction in export and flour rates
voluntarily rendered by eastern and
raStern railroads were sanctioned
todav by the Interstate Commerce
~~~r-,;ssion while at the same time
4 vas announced that government
harge lines on the Mississippi-Mis-
scs,ri river would cut water rates on
the same products TO conform win
the rail schedules.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
Brownsville Women
Bidding For 1880
Club Convention

TEMPLE, Tex. May 11.-fPl-
Two hundred delegates today at
tended business sessions OF the elev-
enth annual convention Of the Texas
Federation OF Business and Pro-
fessional Womens clubs. They BAN
quoted tonight.
San Antonio. Brownsville and
Amarillo delegates bid for the 1890
convention. and Miss Mary j. Hig-
gins. Fort Worth. vice president.
was mentioned prominently for the
presidency.
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SERVICES TO

Continued from page one.)
or less Of an informal nature. large
ly in the hands OF the students. it
IS said. A program is being for
mulated.
Thursday night. the junior high
school graduates will be given their
president of the board Of education.
Ninety boys and girls are expected
TO pass into the high school.
The program follows:
Professional
Invocation
......... Chaplain Ivan L. Bennett
welcome ........ Abel Barrera
.... ". Second Year Student ....
Chorus 1900. Girls Glee club
class CROUCH
Laura Raydie Rentfro ............
Class Optimist .... Robert Duarte
". !. Fourth Honor Student NJ. \.
Chorus Girls Glee club
Farewell .......... Mary Warren
First Honor Student
Chorus .......... Girls Glee club
Presentation Of Diplomas ........
DR.. o. v. Lawrence
$500. President board OF education
Presentation Of Glass .............
Mr.. w. l.. Dodson
...... Principal Junior high School
In Recognition Mrs S. A. Caldwell
Principal Senior High School
Presentation Of Certificates OF
Awards ........ Mr.. @. w. Gotke
Superintendent. Brownsville Public
Schools
Junior High Song
Graduating Class
ReceSSional.
The commencement program OF
the senior high school will be held
Friday night with DR.. F. A. Pitten-
ger. dean Of the school Of education
az the University OF Texas. making
the main address. A clasSe OF rs.
the largest ever to graduate from
the local high school. Is expected to
receive diplomas.
The program:
Professional: "Oh Praise the Lord
tMendelsSohn)
Invocation ...... Rev. j. z. Lovett
Piano solo: Hungarian Rhapsodie
NO. z nizt)
Pauline Marler
Salutatory ..-... Elizabeth Rowe
Presentation Of Glass Banners =.
.................N Nancy Stringfellow
Third Honor Student
Acceptance class of 1890 ........
.Ernesto Duarte
First Honor Student
From the Land OF the Sky Blue
water Cadman
High School Glee Club
Valedictory --.-.--.-- Raul Cara
:.
Senior Class
Introduction Of Commencement
Speaker by Supt. G. w. Gotke.
Address--Dr. F. B. Pittinger. dean
school Of education. University Of
Texas.
Presentation of Diplomas-Dr. Q. V.
Lawrence. president board Of educa-
ton.
Announcement Of Honors-Mrs. S.
A. Caldwell. principal. high school,
"Auld LANCE Syne- ~. Senior Class
ReceSsional.
Miss Annie Tucker. director: Mar
garet Hughston. accompanist: Miss
Annie Putegnat and Mr.. John Nc
Clary. violinists.
The round of exercises for local
institutions will be concluded May
"a with the commencement program
Of the junior college. This cere-
mony has not been made into pro-
gram form as vet.
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BLACKWELL REELECTED
s. w. CONFERENCE HEAD

DALLAS. May 1i.-tP-Dr. r. n.
blackwell Of Southern Methodist
university was reelected and Fran
rise Schmidt of Arkansas. secre-
tary of the southwest conference
association Of business managers
and athletic directors. here today.
The meeting vas devoted entirely
~ routine business and little was
done. aside from nameing the Of
ficers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
NEWSIES TO
PICTURE AT QUEEN

Manager John Tanning was host
TO the Herald newsieS Friday evening
at the Queen theater at q showing
of kid Gloves" starring Conrad
NaEel and Lois Wilson.
The boys enjoyed the program
hugely and praised Planning fer his
frequent courtesies To them. They
are treated often by Tanning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
SORORITY GIRLS
y y =
WHEN
X x y
PADDLE APPLIED

LONG BEACH. Calf. May IL.
PA severe padding" admin
istered to a high school girl at a
sorority initiation resulted today
in suspension of ten Long Beach
high school girls.
The action followed a complaint
Of Joel Lindsay. father Of the girl.
Margaret Lindsay. Is, one OF the
ten suspended. Information laid
before the school board said the
girl was bruised 50 badly that she
had to remain out Of school tenn
poraril7.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
QUARREL
ENDS IN A OF l

MINNEAPOLIS. May ll.-tP-A
Ped coaster wagon over which their
children Quarreled got two neigh
hor women into a hair-pulling fight
late today and resulted in the death
of one from a bolw on the head.
The dead woman is Mrs. Irene
whyte. Police questioned her neigh
Dor, Mrs. Mary M!ka. IS, wife OF
RAYMOND Mika.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
GETS COBB
r o ST. LOUIS BROWNS

ST. LOUIS. May 1l.-P-Her-
bert Cobb. pitcher. has been sent TO
Milwaukee on option. II was an
nounced tonight BY the Browns.
Cobb came Up this spring from
Wichita Falls. Texas league.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
-BRECKENRIDGE. rexas.

BRECKENRIDGE. Texas. May
11.-tP-For a part Of one day
Breckenridge Is to have an entry
in the G. G. Pyle cross-country bum
ion derby.
Sportsmen today raised $500 for
which N. Fl. CTiger) Flowers. 20,
will run Tuesday. When the hun
toner's leave Breckenridge. Flowers
will attempt to beat them to Al
bany. % miles to the west. the next
control point. II he succeeds he
will get the $500
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
NAVIGATION
;Contirupd from page one.)

tCOntirueQ from page ONE
bill. which 7 hope you will publish
word for word. II simply permits
the commissioners Of navigation
districts 70 spend the money OF such
districts in other districts If III their
discretion they think II for the best
interest Of their own district. II
does not compel them TO do SO.
The only possible danger OF such
a bill to the Brownsville district
would be IL an adverse commission
ers court should appoint navigation
commissioner sadverse TO the best
interest of the district but the COM
missioners and attorneys Of the
Brownsville district have had the
good sense TO pass a special act by
which the people in this district
elect their own commissioners.
This is not to be construed as an
indication that any member OF the
commissioners court as now consti-
tuted would do such an act but you
have simply guarded the future IN
q safe. sane and sensible way. If II
IS good business for water districts
to elect their directors and be self
governing bodies why not navigation
districts? So far as I know the
Brownsville district is the only one
in Texas that has taken this step,
and I commend them.
The bill follows:
A bill to be entitled "An act au-
thorizing commissioners of naviga-
ton districts 10 expend the funds OF
such districts to aid in the develop
ment of ports and navigation In
other navigation districts outside OF
their own districts. when. IN the
Judgment of such commissioners.
the expenditures Of such funds out
side of their districts will benefit
the citizens and properties Of their
own districts; and declaring an
emergency"
Be 1t enacted BY the legislature Of
the state OF Texas:
Section !. That the navigation
commissioners OF any navigation
district heretofore created in this
state be. and are, hereby authorized
to expend the funds Of their respec-
tive districts outside OF their dis
| l{lClS 10 dlQ III iliC Va
ports and navigation in other dis
tricts when. in the judgment Of the
commissioners OF such navigation
districts the expenditure Of such
funds TO aid in the development Of
ports in other navigation districts
will benefit the citizens and proper
ty Of their Owl respective districts.
Section 2. The fact that there Il
now no law authorizing the commits
sioners of navigation districts 10
expend money outside of their dis
~tricts. and that spending money out
side of their districts will result in
great material development to many
sections OF the state OF Texas. Gre
ates an emergency and an impera-
tive public necessity that the con
stituticEal rule requiring bills to be
read on three separate days be sus-
pended. and that this act take eff
feet and be enforced from and after
its passage and it is SO enacted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
L legislative Jig is
Up so far as More
Bills are Concerned
BY II. w. BARRY
Associated Press Staff Writer

~ Va H-P-Ihe Jig Is u.
ia sang term apparently describes the situation the suecial session
- - ae LEGISLATURES IN with only eight days to 20. For. Gov Moody said
Tbs az nsaeve y TOO late to submit new legislation.
= a means that the legislators will be Obliged II cnnine themselves
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
ID CITIZEN DIES

LIVINGSTON. Nav 11.-iP-N. 7.
Galloway. IS. one of the leading citi-
zens Of this community. fell dea6
today Mr.. Galloway was helping
his wife prepare a meal when death
occurred. Re was q Baptist deacon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12

WICHITA FALLS. Tex. May IL
So. i, Groves. IS. ana Nenian
r,rrhfield. IA. beth Of Matador. we're
S-aur,ed in Lake Kemp. near her
today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12

Patteson. Mary Agnes Pickett. Lau-
"a Raydie Rentfro. Roberts Ramirez.
Cesar Rodriguez. Lillian Runyon.
Orville Ralph. Alfredo Recio, Lo-
rene Strein. Georgia Singer. Gail
Schultz. Miller Seaman. Peyton
Sweeney. Phil Smell. Enrique Salda-
ma. Ricardo de la Santos. Clarence
Stuermer. Shirley Slower. Lois
Street. Joy Tabor. Allison Taggart.
Enriqueta Tamayo. Herbert Thorn
as. Apolinar villanueve. Lucinda
Vera. Cecilio Vallejo. Mary Warren.
Walter Washington. Ellen Wise. Lu-
Gle Wise. Roxie whitlock. James
Worley, Ismael zarate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
(Special to The Heraid)

AUSTIN. May 11.-Representa-
tive Hornaday's house bill 1877, to
permit navigation districts to ex-
pend funds outside the district
when 1t is believed to be for the ben
eft of the district is before the
committee on conservation and
reclamation not yet acted upon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12

LAWRENCE. Kan. May 1i.zP-
Kansas and Missouri trsckmen de-
fled the elements today and bat
tied on a wet track and sogey field
In their 27th annual dual outdoor
track meet. Kansas won 10 1-2 TO
so 1-2.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
ROCKEFELLER :.
CLAIM DENIED
BY STEWART
Standard Oil Mogul
To Return to Chi
g Says Battle
Yet To Be Won

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-tP1-Col-
onel Robert W. Stewart was prepar-
ing 70 return TO Chicago today avow-
ing over claims of victory
by the Rockefeller forces in their
battle of proxies.
Meanwhile the Rockefeller strength
in the battle for control Of the
Standard Oil company of Indiana
was augmented by proxies for 1850
shares forwarded By Dartmouth col
lege.
A brisk exchange OF statements
was opened by Winthrop W. Aldrieh,
counsel for the proxy committee
headed by John u. Rockefeller. Jr..
with the claim that his committee
held proxies representing 81 per cent
Of the stock.
"This latest claim Of victory gives
me no concern" Colonel Stewart
said. ain the ensuing four weeks
between now and the annual meet
ing the stockholders will more
clearly understand the situation"
The Aldrich statement was the
first definite claim made since Mr..
Rockefeller began soliciting proxies
with which TO vote Colonel Stewart
out Of the Craftsmanship and direc-
torate OF the Standard Oil company
Of Indiana after Colonel Stewart had
refused TO resign. Mr.. Rockefeller
demanded the resignation as n re-
suit Of his displeasure with Colonel
Stewards testimony before the SEN
ate committee Investigating the Tea
pot Dome oil leases and the affairs
Of the Continental Trading company.
Regarding the action Of Julius
Rosenwald, president Of Sears-Roe-
buck company, who had written
friends urging them % support the
Rockefeller interests, Colonel Stew
art said:
"Mr. Rosenwald Is net n stockhold-
err and his connection with Mr.. Rock
efeller is well known. His statements
show a lack Of information"
Among important elements in the
strength Colonel Stewart will mar
shall at the meeting in whiting. Ind,
his supporters point to $4,000 shares
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
WEATHER

The area OF high barometric pres
sure over the Northwest during the
last several days is now spreading
south and southeastward, attended
by unseasonably low temperatures
practically throughout the western
half OF the United States this morn
ing. Readings were well below zero
throughout the Northwest, and below
freezing as far south rs central and
south-central California, New Mex
leo and northwestern and central
Texas. Over the eastern half OF the
country temperatures were season.
able to slightly above normal. Heavy
c~loudiness prevailed throughout the
southern and eastern halves Of the
country at the morning observation,
while precipitation was light to mod
crate and general within the last "a
hours practically throughout the
great central valleys and in the
Southwest.