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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
tDOC CAMPAIGN
Is REQUESTED
Eradication of Rabies Is
Asked by Fort Brown
Army Officials

Cooperation Of civil health au-
.horities of Brownsville has been
requested by Fort Brown medical
department TO aid in the eradica-
ton Of dogs infected with rabies,
according 10 a letter from Will G.
Griffin, ID. ". M, captain OF veteri-
nary corps Of Fort Brown.
During the past year eight cases
Of rabies affecting dogs have been
presented to the Fort Brown hos
pital. and with the exception OF
three cases. all have been from the
city of Brownsville.
Two of your citizens have been
bitten and the child and another
citizen are now undergoing treat
ment," Captain Griffin says in his
letter.
Existing army regulations call
for the close cooperation of the
Army medical department with the
civil health authorities. and the
prompt notification Of these Off
Gals upon the discovery of any
. communicable disease which Is
likely to become an epidemic in
their vicinity, 1t was explained. The
idea Of such notifications is that
proper steps be taken in order 70
eradicate the disease and adopt
such control measures as are
necessary.
Owing TO the prevalence OF this
canine disease IN this locality and
the necessity of its eradication,
drastic steps should be taken, the
local army physician pointed out.
Vaccination of dogs has been re-
quested for protection, and state
laws now exist which call for such
vaccination Of every dog in a vicin-
ity in which rabies are known to be
present.
There are various groups OF peo-
pie in other sections of u coun-
try that are grasping every oppor-
tunity to spread the news Of exist
ence OF dreaded animal communi-
cable diseases in the Valley and
communicate such information 70
prospective residents of its exist
ence," Capt. Griffin continued.
Owners OF dogs which are being
treated are Henrietta Price, S. a.
Nietert and j. L. Kowalski. Labor
atory results received on the Mel
teri and Kowalski cases show that
the persons were bitten and are
undergoing treatment now.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Fruit Sterilization
Planned by Exchange

Experiments with citrus fruits
are to be carried on al the Browns
Vile unit of the Texas Citrus Fruit
Growers Exchange in the old rice
mill building in regard to steriliza-
ton in case Of Mexican fruit fly
infestation and in coloring fruit.
NJ. B Parker. sterilization expert
with the plant quarantine and
control administration. has been
sent here to do this work.
Accommodations and eCuiDmen'
for this work are expected to be
ready within a week or ten days.
Sterilization of Florida fruit was
resorted to during the Mediter-
ranean fruit fly infestation there.
The work here will Be IN the nature
Of preparedness although there II
no infestation by the Mexican fly If
the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Invaluable Say
Society Women

MELLO-GLO Face Powder is pre-
ferred by beautiful women because
II leaves no trace Of flakiness. pasti-
ness or irritation. Stays on longer
no shiny nosesl Made by a new
French process prevents large
pores. Spread more smoothly-gives
a youthful bloom. Very pure. Use
MELLO-GLO Face Powder. It's
wonderful Cisneros Drug Stores.
adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09

These weights include ordinary
indoor clothing. Get on the scales
and see II YOU IRE overweight and
how much.
The Modern way 70 take off fat is
known rs the Kruschen Method
and j: well worth q four weeks trial.
Cur u pies. cakes. pastry and
ice cresm for I weekS-go light on
potatoes. butter. cheese cram and
: igar-eat moderately OF lean meat,
cn.cfcn. fish. SALADS. green veee-
Ssblf arc fruit-take one half a
i I OF Kruschen Salts in q
glass Of hot water every morning
before hreakfast-don'- miss a
Eornin.
Ar O. cent bottle Of Kruschen
lasts / wcekS-get e at McKays'
Pha-alacv or any drug store n
the world. adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Tickets Going Fast
To Tipica Concert

tSpcClAl 70 lite herald
HARLINtlFN. Oct. "A steady
sals % ,.cg.'s 70 tie two perform
ances rs w given III the Valley
Fair PARK auditorium here Mon
Gay by lO-rcGlanca'S Tipica or
chestra from Mexico City is re-
ported at the chamber Of COM
merce. Sales are being made
through the mail and by telephone
alsc.
The orchestra begins its Amer
icar tour here. It's forte is typical
MEXICAN music played BY native
musicians. Tile ~orchestra's repu-
t9'.cn IS world wide.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Baptist Women To
Meet Next Friday

SAN BENITO, Oct. 9.-The nine
teenth annual meeting Of the Low
er Rio Grande Valley Baptist Wo-
mems Missionary union will con-
vene at the First Baptist church
here ct 10 o. clock Friday morning
with approximately 200 delegates
on hand. ii IS stated by those in
charge Of arrangements.
The day will be devoted 70 bust
ness Of the union while the night
Session, beginning at 1880 o'clock,
L will be in charge Of the young
I woman's auxiliary OF San Benito.
Prominent Baptist women from
all over the Valley are on the pro-
gram. including Mrs. F. S. Robert
son Of San Benito. president OF
the South Texas Baptist associa-
ticn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09

in cl,arse Of plans for q Legion
clubhouse here, has named DR.. J..
A. Crockett, Paul Brown, and Har-
cid Looney and Hugh Ramsey as
othe members Of the group.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09

Glass IS transparent because its
molecular structure is such that ID
the light rays to pass
through without regular defusion Of
the light.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09

Nick McCarty. energetic founder
Of the Valley Jitney Jungle stores.
tomorrow with employees Of that
organization will celebrate the third
anniversary of this Valley business.
Here is the story now being told:
Three years ago Nick Fl. McCarty
and one man came 70 the Valley
ana opened their first Jitney Jungle
store. The original investment was
about SIS 900 and today four busy
Jitney-Jungle stores with a person
ne OF thirty capable well-trained
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
What The Normal
Man Should Weigh
Ages As to 40

According TO Leonard williams,
Nj. d, q gifted writer on Obesity
a mans normal weight at ages IS
10 a.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
The WilIys Six
 Develops High Speed

Powered by m engine that dcyai- ons sINty-fiyc horsepower. produci1. 3 speed Of seyontN-two miles an hom IH high and finy-two miles an hour in second, inc new Willrs six is an- uounccd by the Elmer Automobile company as one Of tho most powcr- tHl cars in its price class The new line includes standard sedan. jc luxe %cdan coupc roadster, coarn and touring bodies.
 An entirely new car, the Millys six is designed 10 meet the cl- pressed demand of the buying pubic for I low-prIced six with speed and power. Numerous new features ar included in the construction of this new car, such as its rubber insuat engine. high compression, internal fcur-whecl brakes all around, Mon roc double acting hydraulic shock eliminators, manual heat control tUll-torCc feed fabrication. there spoke rubbcr-uoycred steering wheel "tngor-tip control" crank case ycn- tilation heavy counter-balanceI crankshatt, hand brake lever at cN- tromc left. adjustable front seats, large oversize tires, and high oil anl gas economy, at cruising speeds of thirty-fivc to torty-five miles an hour.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
Developments in Automobile
 Field as Described by Agents

on the Avus Speedway near Borlin recently. represented 60 days, two hours and thre2 minutes of contiuI- ous engine operation. during Whicu time the car travelled q distance of more than two times around inc world. No olhar car has covered a distance near this mark under sim far operating conditions
 In this long grind of almost tru weeks, each piston travelled @2.74S miles up and down inside the cylin- der, operating in u "roaJWay" ouly If inches long. Tho cranhshaI turned over 164.5G7.T4f times. aoI there were 5oN.703.%22 explosions on the pjstous of the engine. Each wheel oi the car made 3G,472.4p4 rcyolu- tions.
 The engine Of ike car gave such proof Of ifs qualify WorImmshjp that German motor engineers 1>,u inspect the m cbauical parts and check the general condition Of thy car Their findings will bo recorded for educational and industrial pur- poses.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
Dodge Inyades Field
 With Low Priced Six

With a new, amaIjn2ly lOW-priccI six. Dodge Brothers rc-cHtcrs th. motor car price field where jts ou.- standing reputation in the MduStrr was established. With Il new Eight In-Lino of commanding value II iu- Nadns a ucW and fast growing fI"II. With these two new cars 10 offer as companions to the present podec Six and Dodge Senior, the company and the worldwide dealer organi2l- ton look forward 10 1880 as the most suspicious period in the history Of this great institution.
 The introduction of these two TO- markahlc new cars marks a most fitting observance of Dodge Broth CTS 18th anniversary. The influence of design and engineering that has produced dependable motor cars for years will begm at this l5th mile stone to spread tO q vastly broadou- ed motor car market. The high principles that have caused cvrtE Dodge product 10 earn increasing good will. and thc name to become
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
oS Property Owners
 Ask Assessment Cuts

Although 5S property owners ap- pcarcd before the board of relief during the four days last week that the board met no exceptionally largo reductions were asked. The maJority seeking relief own property used on the ground floor for stores with ionemcnts on the upper floors. They maintain that on the basis or the market value of their property their assessed values are too high. Some asserted that their property had so detorioratcd in value as 10 be worth much less than the assessors say. X few claimed that the near ness of their property to industrial plants bringing with it noise, soot and the like has materially reduced their real yalue. Many asked for re- dnclions of $1,Q0O to $3,o00. The board of relief will be in session this week every evening, except Thursday, and on Saturday after noon
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
Are Your Tires
 Out of Alignment :?

with crampcd parking conditiors generally prevalent, the driver in the car just ahead of VOLTS often tries 10 gain Il few inches by bumpiI; your car backward" says Edwar1 Houeyman of Honeyman Auto Sal $. iccal Packard dealers. In the opec- ation he generally manages to strike NCur front tire several times with his rear bumper. Not only is this hard on the tire but it is likely to throw your front wheels out Of alignment It is well worth while to ttF" the pr"caution of having your lCcal service station check this con- dition from time to time. With the front wheels out Of alignment the ur"S Are forced into pushing rath- 'r than rolling motion, thus cau~- ing premature WCar."
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
Nurses Will Attend
 Maternity Institute

\ maternity institute will be con- ducted in Waterbury on January 2e and 2l. which three of the local visiting nurses will attend The in- stitutc is 10 be conducted by Miss Anita Jones of the Maternity Center association of New York city. at the request Of the Waterbury Visiting Nurse association. IL will be made up of three tWo-hour sessions GOV. orlnG the maternity program as 2 whole. Prenatal care, delivery care and mothers classes will be deal with in detail. Lectures and dem. onstrations, with emphasis on ma ternity work in the home, from public health angle, will be the up. permost topic of the day Loca' Visiting Nurses who will attend ths institute are: Mrs. Mildred Alder man, Miss Anna Mislcy and Mis- Marie Szctcla.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

Moore ran into the house and slam med the door. whcrcupon Moncuro gained admission to the porch. As Moncure reached tho closed front door shot was fired from the inside tearing a hole through the door and taking effect ill MoncurC's forehead, causing instant dcath.'
 'When Moncures body was re- moved the bloodstained warrant Was lying beside the body"
 Standing beside Moncure when the shooting occurred was Agent James | kuglcr Patterson and James Me
 Nalty the fourth agent entered tile rear door. Moore. Futile said, im- medjately turned and fired at Pas
 tcrson. fatally Wounding him. Futile concluded his statement Ev
 saying that George Moore was w"!l acquainted with Agent Moncure, who
 had assisted in raiding these same premises last summer when 1G0
 cases of liquor was seized.
 with these established fac;s, there can be no doubt that Moore well knew Agent Moncure when n. visited the Moore home on Saturday evening armed with a legal searcn warrant for execution on the prem iscs.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
RADIO NETWORK
 PLANS COMPLETE
King Georges Address Opens
 Broadcast to America

New York, Jan. 20 LPl-History in the making far across the seas, Is to be brought to the freside of Americas great radio family for the first time.
 The address of King George as he opens the five-power naval disarm- ament conference tomorrow will be heard from London to every nook and corner of the United States with the air ot short waves and two great nationwide broadcast chains.
 Both the National Broadcastine company and the Columbia Broad casting system have made elaborate e arrangements to give listeners all of | the details of the great meeting Of nations. Both will broadcast the speech of King George of Great Britain opening the barley, which is expected to last several weeks, and both have sent radio reporters 10 the other side to report by air on the progress of the discussions.
 British Station HcIpS Cooperation of the British Broad casting Corporation has made pos slble this first practical plan Of bringing news events from any sec ton of the world to the home of the radio set owner. Heretofore, in cx- perments conducted to determine the feasibility of an international exchange of programs, entertain ment has predominatcd. Now, through use of the short wave sta tions. 5GSW, Chelmsford. Eng. a R.B.C. unit. and it's microphones in London, details of a world confer once abroad will be reported by radio direct.
 In the broadcast Of King Georges speech. which will be made from the Royal Gallery of the House of pickup from that memorial hall in three years, 10 microphoncs will be used. After the kings talk. it is planned to continue the broadcast to America for an hour or so 10 make available the speech by Prime ~ hi''''' iNhhI>dN NotI)oiIeilu' 6o "tii as initial addresses of some of the conference delegates.
 Begins at 6 a. m.
 The broadcast is to begin at a. m. east ern time, January 2l.
 Besides the opening ceremonies, NBC has arranged 10 give daily resumes from London, by its repre- sentative, William Hard. American ncvspapcrman and broadcaster. He
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
State Court Asked to Prosecute
 Florida Man Who Shot Federal
 Agents Attempting to Raid Home
Dawes Pipe Gets Into
 Farley or King Will Not

London, Jan. 20 CUP) - The matter of Senator Joseph T. Rob- lnson's attire at the naval confer ence is worrying Will Rogers.
 The biggest thing to be decid cd by this conference" he said in an interview today with the United Press, lis whether the London tailors will be able to Gt out Joe Robinson so that he'll even remotely resemble King George. who will dress like the conference dclcgates.'
 Me and Joc's wife" he con tinucd, "haVc been working oycr- time to arrange that. Robinson has never seen the sea before. Reed, being a republican, has. Republicans travel a lot.
 "The United States senate is better off now with Robinson and Reed away.
 About Dawes pipe. Let me tell you this: Either his pipe gets in the royal gallery, or the king don't. That pipe is going to do most of the thinking for the con- ference. Seriously. the United States accidentally selected the best delegation it ever had"
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

ing at approximately 1 p. m. eastern of the time usually devoted to the National Farm and Home hour, whose network will be augmented by all of the NEG associated sta tons from coast to coast.
 During one of these broa dcasts Secretary of State Henry Stimson, who is head of the American dele Sdtion, has agreed to address lsten- CTS in America. It is also hoped to have other prominent speakers at later periods.
 i Frederic William Vile, sent to London to represent CBS, will make
 weekly reports of the conference progress over that chain. He will | talk from overseas each Thursday evening, beginning at S:15 eastern time. to be on the air for , min
 utes or so. Mr. Vile is a Washing ton newspaper man and has been making weekly talks on Columbia of activities in the nations capital.
 First Vile Talk Thursday
 The first Of Mir. Wile's weekly re- ports will be made Thursday eve ming, January g.
 | Engineers have been at work sev- cral weeks to insure the success Of l the broa0caSts.
 Stations which will carry King Georges address follow: 1 NEG Chain-WEAF. WIZ, WEEI. WTIC, WJAK, WTAG. WCSH, WRC. WGY, WCAt,, WTAM, WWJ, KSD, woe, WDAF, WTMJ, KSTP, ,WEBC, WRVA, WPTF, WET, WJAX. WHAS. WAIT, KVOO, KTHS, WFAA, KPRC. WJDX. CKGW, WLS, WHAM, kD<A, KWK, WLW, WJR. WREN, kYW, WIFI. WGR. WFJC, WSAI, WGN, WIBO, kLS, WHO'D, WISE, WKY, WBAP, WPO, KGO,, KFI, KGW, kOMO, kO1, kOA. WFAB.
 CBS Chain-WABC WNAC. MEAN, WCAU, WCAO. WMAL, WHIP. WAS, WLBW. NFBL, WHK, WFRM, WMAQ, WBBM, KOIL, WISN. WCCO, WJBW, KFH WRCM, WHIT, WING, WDBJ, WBRC, WUAC. and others, includ- ing Pacific Coast.
 Virtually the same groups will broadcast the weekly and daily re- ports.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
Accused Mans Attorney Claims Warrant Not Le- gal and Defendant We'll Within Rights - Two Killed in Visit.

West Palm Beach, Fla, Jan. 20 tP Prosecution of George ". Moore in the state courts on murder charges for the slayinG of two dry agents in a raid on his home was asked today ny federal authorities. coincident with statement from Moorcs attorney that the officers at tempted 10 enter the residence without a legal warrant"
 District Administrator Robert z. Tuttlc of Savannah said data gather cd in his Investigation of the killing of Robert K. Moncure and r. l.. Patterson would be turned over to Florida officers with request for action against Moore. He said d warrant for the search of Moore '5 homo obtained upon information that lz quarts of liquor had been purchased from him Saturday WAS shown 10 the alleged bootlegger h> NonCure when the agents went to his residence that evening.
 Counsel Denies Claim
 F. NJ. Bayn $. counsel for Moore, declared that they Ghc agcnt3) oNerstepped their bounds and the shooting followed. They made al attempt to break into Moore'S home with d warrant that did not permit search after night fall"
 Moore, tho lawyer asserted, h1l repeatedly warned prohibition otti- COTS not to attempt to search his hcme after dark without d warrant permitting night time entry.
 Four men were in the raiding party, but two escaped unharmed ;o summon aid, Moncurc was shot as he stood at Moore's front door and Patterson tel! in the kitchen.
 Police Chief Matthews, the first officer to arrive on the scene after the double killing, said he was he'd at bay for 20 minutes before he could persuade Moore to submit to arrest.
 Administrator Futile said a war rant was exhibited to Moore ly MonCurc with a, request that "Moorc open the door and allow the search tu proceed"
 Shot Fired Through Door
 For an answer, Futile sail,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
Ten Simple Rules
 For Safe Driving

The conscientious observance Of ten simple rules for safe driving prepared by one of the nations for4- most traffic authorities would ma terially reduce the number of traffic and highway accidents in the United States, and at the same time result in a decidedly more efficient use Q: our motor cars, according to l.. ]. Lord, president of Albro Motor Sale. Co.
 The many complications and new safety requirements imposed hy modern traffic conditions are ably covered in these ten commandments for motorists. They were compiled at the request Of safety workers hy Dr, Miller McClntock. director of tho Erskine Bureau for Street Traffic Research which the StudcbaIlcr Cor poration endows in Harvard Uni- vcrsity as it's contribution 10 the so- luton of modern traffic and safety problems.
 Ten pointers which it is believe ! motorists should always bear 1n mind whether driving in the city or in the open country are;
 1. Keep your car in sound con dition.
 ?. Keep your car under control
 3. Keep your eye on the road,
 4. Never fight for the right of way.
 ,. Go along with the procession.
 6. Be as courteous on the road a= you are in your own home
 :. Know your local traffic rules
 s. Take pride in your driving skill.
 2. Don't mix liquor, worry, ol anger with gasoline.
 10. Study local maps and cXpcvi- ment for shorter and less congcstcI rCnfoS
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
Vim. J. Fowler Joins
 Chevrolet Staff

Nm. J. Fowler, formerly sales- manager of the Automotive Sales and Service, has now joined the Pat ttrson Chevrolet organization.
 Mr. Fowler, long a resident of New Britain, who for several years has been connected with selling au- tomobiles in the low price class, Will become head of the Commercial Car Department in his new connection.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
BLAST ROIJS 30 WOMEN

NorWalk. Jan. 20 (Pl-Thirty women employees Of the G. s. Roth compcny, clothing manufacturers.
 were forced to flee into the cold
 early this morning when an oil heater exploded in the basement of theAfactory, smashing windows, over turning machinery and causing con- siderable damage to the building. None was hurt but the plant is closed temporarily.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

a synonym for dcpcndabHity and integrity everywhere, is as Zealous!y guarded in the new cars as 1t has always been in the past.
 \ definite, promising market for both the new loW-priccd six and the outstanding Eight-in-Linc has cX- iStcI for some time.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

Eighteen billion telephone mes sagcs over American telephones last year travelled A billion miles. or over 4So times the distance from the earth to the sun.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
Worlds Endurance
 Record by ChrvsIer

What is happening under the hood when an enegine drives a mo- tor car 55,710 miles without a stop ?
 This worlds endurance record set by a Chryslcr "65" stock sedan
The Washington times., 1930-12-01
UMBRELLAS

Something she has been
needing for a long time. She
will appreciate an umbrella.
See US for this ideal gift
ranging in prices from S1.S0
to $12.
The Washington times., 1930-12-01
DR.. HOwe Appointed
HAMPTON President

Appointment Of DR.. Arthur
Howe, professor of citizenship at
Dartmouth College, to the presi-
dency of Hampton Institute, the
leading Negro normal and lndus-
trial school in the country was
learned here yesterday.
DIR. Howe succeeds the late DR..
George P. Phenix as head OF the
school. Hampton is located a few
miles southeast Of New Port
News, Va.
The Washington times., 1930-12-01
ARMS TESTED
FOR FERTILITY

Abandonment of considerable
land now under tenure and the
tillage of land now not in use
may result from a survey made
by the Department of Agriculture
during the last fiscal year, in
which 100000 acres Of farm
land were tested by scientists.
In the annual report of DR..
Henry G.. Knight. chief of the
Bureau of Chemistry and Soil of
the department, it was said that
the vast survey was made to
determine what crops the land
will raise, how profitably, and
how large and of what quality
the crops will be.
AS a result, enlightened farm.
ers may learn that some of their
property is in effect eating up"
the profits from other parts,
while soil not being used would
produce paying crops, it was said.