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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-08
Edcouch Defeats
Raymondville 35-2
Especial TO The HERALD

RAYMONDVILLE, Jan. g.
Raymondville went down 70 defeat
bv score OF IS to % in favor OF Ed
couch Tuesday night IN the first
game Of the season OF the upper
bracket OF the Valley Independent
Basketball league. w,
The game was q clean-4ought
game from start 70 finnish, there
being only five personal fouls
called during the entire game. r.
Carter Of the Edcouch team was
the star OF the game. making rs
OF the total OF IS points. George
Wright made Raymondvlle's only
score, e long field goal, late LII
the second half OF the game.
The starting lineup follows:
Edcouch Raymondvlle
o. Carter RUSSELL
Center
r. Carter ......--.. Chick Bennett
Forward
II. Martin ............ Earl Huff
Forward
Carlos Jones ...... Bill McCharen
Guard
Co weaver $1,000. DICK McCahr
Guard
Substitutes: Edcoucha Holman,
V. Liggett and D. V~andervoort
Raymondville, Thompson, Tanks
lev. Mathews, Wright and Wlther-
ington.
Officials: Referee. c. w. Van
dervoort; timer. O. r.. Schtmmelr
scorer, p. c. Metz.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-08
R~aymondville Boys
Given Grid Awards

Especial TO The Herald)
RAYMONDVILLE. Jan. 8.-Fif-
teen members of the Raymond
vile High School football squad
received their letters and jersies
last Saturday. The sweaters are
beautiful, Wrecked jersies with a
large r embroidered on the front
in gold and a gold football placed
on the right shoulders, bearing the
numerals %.
Those receiving letters were:
Captain Beatty McCharen. Coach
Paul Tanksley. Robert McCharen,
Rod Marsh, Phil Schrader, Lee
Buoy, Glenn Cook, Fred Garcia,
Eldurmo Cantu. Hal Durham, Bur-
gis Ballard. Lloyde Glover. Ker-
NIT Lindahl, Billy Evans and Ed
win Pete Brooks
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-08
@ PORTS CHATS
~ With Hal EuStdce

the Laundrymen. The Eagle mentor
looped seven points and was strong
on defense.
MI. Jack Sharkey, the little Fred
dy Fearnot OF the prize ring. has
scorned a bout with Tuffy Griffith.
Says fluffy would be too easy for
him. Now Sharkey hobs up with
an ultimatum that he will fight
Phil Scott, or he will not fight at
all. Phil would make an ideal OPP
ponent-says Sharkey. Scott Is
not at home in a prize ring un-
less he is stretched out en- the mat.
lie should year q parachute 70
soften his falls. So Mr.. 6harkey
passes up Griffith. a whale OF a
little battler, to get to the super
ior" Phloundering Phil.
Sharkey has the greatest posi-
bilites Of any heavyweight operat-
ing today, but has proved a rank
disappointment TO the majority OF
fans by just such little stunts as
the one he is now pulling, but is
an in-and-outer OF the worst a
riety. His performances all de-
pend upon his frame OF mind.
When working against a man he
knows he can beat. Sharkey Is
every inch a champion. Against
a pugilist he believes his equal
well, remember back TO the Shar-
key-Dempsey mill, Or the Sharkey-
Stribling dance.
Here Is an unintentional funny
bone ticker from headquarters at
Fort Brown. AL papers from the
post are signed by order OF So
and-so." A recent basketball bull
letin read as follows:
Turn out and root for your
home team!
by order OF Col Van Voorhis."
That's one way OF getting the old
fighting spirit.
The battle OF cream puffs" IS
on with the allegation or one sport
writer that the All-Valley squad ate
themselves out Of the game with
Cisco. Cream puffs or no cream
puffs, the Loboes would have won.
in our humble opinion. The Lo-
boes were off their game also due
to the change in climate. They
had to be warned to lay off OF the
water bucket repeatedly. II the
All-Valley was suffering from
creampufitis. one must also take in
TO consideration the Loboes' handi-
cap.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-08
ice BOUND ARCTIC
GIVES TRAPPER
HEALTH SECRET
Letter from far North tells
how he gets through hard
Winter full of pep

THROM the far and frozen North
il from where man has TO fight not
only wild animals but still more savage
Arctic cold, w. 5. MacPhee, trapper
and prospector, writes US his secret Of
health. .
Just as he is shut in by the ice and
Snow Of the Northern winter, so most
of us are shut in by business or house
hold cares. We cannot get enough
exercise, and often we are not able TO
have proper diet. How simple a thing
it is then to keep ourselves buoyantly
happy, full Of energy, seeing the bright
side OF life, by taking advantage Of
this discovery. There is a harmless
method Of bodily fabrication which
gently, naturally, and surely sweeps
avay the poisons out Of our bodies
reFLaTly IS clock work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-08
CAPITOL

This Thing Called Love" opening
Wednesday at the Capitol for two
days and one Of Broadway's recent
smart comedy hits written by Ed
win Burke was, perhaps, one Of the
most sought for stage productions
Of the year for motion picture pur-
poses. That the bidding for the
rights Of this play was very spirited
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-08
Spanish Talkies Are
Proposed by Lasky

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 8.-(P-"I
am here to make observations look
ing toward later engaging Mexicans
to take part in Spanish talkies."
said j. L. Lasky. vice president Of
the Paramount company upcn his
recent arrival in Mexico CITY. He
said he would remain here six
reakG
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-08
Sebastian Quintet
Defeats San Benito
Especial to The Herald)

SEBASTIAN, Jan. 3.-Sebastian
Valley league five defeated San
Benito team last night % to IL,
Slim Nyquist Of Sebastian starring
at center scoring five field goals
and two fouls. Reynolds of San
Benito also starred at center with
two field goals and one foul. scor-
ing five points Of the San Benito
count.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-08
THE STANDINGS
Lower Bracket
TUESDAY
Lower

RESULTS TUESDAY
Lower
At Fort Brown 8. Model Laundry
81.
At Brownsville Junior college II,
Hsrlingen Methodists %.
Fo-akers AZ. Rio Hondo %.
At Sebastian %, San Benito IL.
Upper
At Mercedes 10, Edinburg rs.
At McAllen &c, Progreso Is.
At Edcouch 80, Raymondville ?.
At Pharr 10, Donna %.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-08
SCHEDULE FRIDAY
Lower

Brownsville Junior college at Rio
aondo.
Sebastian at Harrington Method
lists.
San Benlto at Model Laundry.
Fcrakers at Fort Brown.
Upper
Mercedes at Raymondville.
McAllen at E~dinburg.
Donna at Progreso.
Edcouch at Pharr-San Juan
Alamo
The opening night OF the Valley
Amateur basketball league found
the two bracket winners OF last sea-
son-the Ednburg Firemen and the
Harlingen Methodist stepping out
to win IN impressive style over Mer-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-08
Herald's Champion
Subscriber Found

w. q. Anguerra, Brownsville busi-
ness man, probably qualities as
The Herald'S star subscriber.
The paper has been left on hts
doorsteps daily since 1905.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-08

, Especially in the spring before the
ice breaks up and the open water
comes" writes Mr.. MacPhee, "all us
trappers are apt to be in pretty bad
shape. In the summer of 1924 / first
discovered Nujol. The idea Of internal
fabrication appealed to me. Soon /
found that the irritable, nervous, no
pep feeling was gone. Nuiol has GER
tainly given me a different outlook
on life."
Remember Nuiol is not a medicine;
II contains no drugs; it is as colorless
and tasteless as pure water; it is not
absorbed by the body; it is nom
fattening. The only way for you to
prove what Nujol can do for your
happiness is to start in today. Buy a
bottle OF Nujol at any drug store and
try it for a couple of weeks. 1t does
not work over night; it is not a violent
eathartic; you must not expect re-
suits until you have been taking Nujol
Tor n little while. It costs but q few
sents and It makes you feel like a
million dollars. Millions OF people are
healthy because they are using Nuiol.
WY shouldn't you be happy, too;
GeF Nujol todayi
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-08

The Paris Metropolitan Railway
carried 145 100000 passengers during
April. May and June this year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-08

Referee, Geo. Sanders: scorer,
Pacheco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-08

the Laundrymen. The Eagle mentor
looped seven points and was strong
on defense.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
SENATOR'S DEBATE
 TARIFF RESULTS
Harrison Says It Will Add
 S1,OOO,OOO,O0O to Living

Washington, May 1 CUP)-The HaWloy- Shoot bill. as framed by house and senate conferees, will add more than $1.00o,0Qo,ooo q year to the American cost of living, Senator Harrison, democrat, Mississippi, told the United Press today. as the house opened dchat. on the conference re- port.
 "That's what they always say" Republican Senate Leader Watson couutorod. Watson said every tariff bill raises pr',. temporarily, but de njod tho incrs5~e would he anyt hing like what Harrison predicted. In tho long ruu, hc said, competition drives tho price down again and tariff pro- lection results in higher wages.
 Harrison said inc chief duties that will raise the cost Of living are on sugar, wools. hides, feathers, shoes cement, lumber and cattle.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
MINERS GATHER
 FOR CONVENTION
Steps Will Be Taken to Frame New Contract With Operators

I44o-on Ia. May ! (lP)-WIth RI adEaauons po,nt.n- to efforts to r-raHa rta pres, Inf anthracite wage -r=1F. delegates from every section o t1- hard coal region gathered here Nzsterday for rh. trt-dlstrict convention os tho Ju1,oI Mine Workers.
 Al tAe st.r, Q. tr. session John T.. lewis ruattoua' president ot rna r~ttsl Nine Workers of Amer rl declared flat 'mn-datlly after the eor..n-on a.ouru7, steps wo-l5 h. reh.o 'g arrange a con- fsren~e with rh. coal operators 10 ra-oriatr tha n.u contract.
 Delegates ae they assembled rsard rowors that the tri-district a>aeHtt>a hoard is preparing to sub ntt d formal recommendation ur=- n@ retention ot the existing wage scale.
 President Lewis and other officials, rcv.ter. declined 10 discuss tho msfts~- Nor than 1n7 resolutions have hcsn prepared ny various local "n.ors for presentation 10 thc coH- ren"o0. Many o- these pertain 10 an aassitz5rlon ot work a' colli"ri"s throgGhou- tha anthracite region. Some loraI> ara protesting ,ha, yari- or7 n7irnS are working full tme while other properties Of the same companies arc slack.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01

weather conditions are mere favor able, seasonal merchandise contin- ucs to move in healthy volume.
 Prevailing conditions are show ing some improvement, and pros poets for the future are considered somewhat brighter. Future orders are being booked for fall delivery in some winter lines and the ad vance requirements being ordered denote an optimistic dealer attitude,
 While prices arc showing an easier tendency in scattered in- stances. quotations generally are fairly steady and show little huctua- ton.
 The credit situation has q some what "spotty" character, as collec- lions are satisfactory in some mar kot sections and rather slow in others. Improvement in most trade territories has been reported re- gently.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
What Congress Is
 Doing
Thursday

Thursday
 Senate;
 Resumes debate on Parker su- prcme court nomination.
 Lobby committee continues pro- hibition Investigation.
 Campaign funds committee re- ceives receipts and expenditures Of Representative Ruth Hanna Me Cormick and Senator Dcneen in Illinois primary,
 House.
 Takes up conference report on the tariff bill.
 Military affairs committee con- tnues work on revised Muscle Shoals bin in executive session. Expenditures committee resumes consideration of post office leasca. Agriculture committee continues taking testimony on predatory anl- nal eradication work.
 Flood control committee continues hearings on 'stora ge reservoir plan Of flood control
 Banking committee continues ifs
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
LEAGUE CONSIDERS
 NAVAL QUESTIONS
Women Definitely Put Aside
 Birth Control Question

Louisville. Ky May i (UP) - Whether the Na'ional League of Women Voters should support such instruments as the tlrec and five power naval pacts drawn up at Lon- don was tho question that occupied the &oo delegates to the tcnth anni- versary convention Of the organiza- ton today.
 Debate on the question was q pre- iluinary 10 the formulation Of tho leagues program designed to bring about international peace.
 With birth control problems dc 6rltoIy stricken from inc program. tha women who brought their scx thn vote will swing into inc real work of tho convention tomorrow when tho committee on internation- al cooperation O prevent war pre- en's ifs schedule for study and "orl for the next two years.
 Tho committee WIU ra2onn nd that tho l"aguo support "i"'"'~
 al reduction Of expenditures for war and national moasu.ya r,.a..,. .o ....- 'ernationai reduction rr.a.u-."
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
NORTHERNERS WILL
 GIVE BACK CLOCK
Bay State Delegation to Visit
 Isle OI Georgia

Brunswick. Ga. May 1 (lPl - A public reception on historic St. Sim ons Island next Tuesday awaits d Massachusetts delegation, which headed so1thward from Boston last night bearing on old clock taken by Yankee sailors from a Georgia plan tation during the Civil war.
 The mss,on Of restitution was conceived and sponsored by mem bcrs of tho Grand Army Of the Re public N0ing club a. NttIchoro. Mass. after Edmond Fl Girgras. a rcslion- Of that city. had purchased inc clock 9t an auction sale and learned of its history rom pen c3lel no'a on the timcpccc
 Tells of Original Home
 'TaA'u from the plantation home of Hon. Thomas B. Kinc. St Sim- oos Island. St Simona sound. Ga. |. <. $, Ethan Allen in blockade. January 10. 1885," said the noto.
 \ correspondence with the Bruns- wick News and others, tt vas ar ranged for the return Of tho clock 10 the legal descendants Of the King family.
 Representative Joseph ". Martin. IT, member of congress from tha A"tehoro district, Mayor Fred RrjcGs and Nr. Gi1gras have been asked 10 participate ju the recgr- ton. United States Senator Walter F. GeorSa Of GoorGIa will accept the clock on hoha'r Of his .tu.l.
 Due On Monday
 Th" Atticboro party is due al Savannah, Ca, by steamer ou Mon day and program of c0tcr'ljument has been laid out for the visitors.
 Whi!" the ceremony is in progress another WAT vessel will be at anchor in St Simous sound. where th, frI- araI sGnho7t lay when rho clock VAS taken. This timo fl vu' l.. dr- stroyer ordered hero by tho nary da- par-men. to represent the govern mont.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
Flashes of Life

New York - Morris Sca'na~j rmizatad from Asia Minor 10 New York s6 years @-o and --ar.sI maI,- ing c,zaratte=. Tho for,.r" HC l''t at his death t-o s.ara a-o has aecn appraised at ssr-4 .4a-.
 FrcGerlcisaa.- \a. - No'o,s are unnecessary for Henry Ford 10 make speed On a po>t-breaktast stroll na challenged his secretary 10 tur var. dash H. won ,by tuo yards, No stop watch was or .he job. I.
 New York 4 golden blonac with perfect color Snhem. ia the choice ol Lco Quanoas portrait painter, for tno most u.aG+iful woman in America F. ls to show his portrait of uo~o-ly Hall. altrass ar a Paris azau f-lon. #o l-s1r. rs her hair as o1 spun gold. eyes >y ilue. cheeks pink. .tHs a r.-. red md teeth 5azaln-.
 Sunniaedala. Ln-'mi-Il. -raat sensation of tra Haa-..rI of N.1l- 5uS American .rrat.5 !. '.. -'niDr- Helen Hicks. vhosa n-O'g Ha,.ops in practice Aefe eIira @.4 when sbo drove d 222-yar1 hol.
 North Ando1ar- Mas. - William J. Groenler Of Boatora. -- HHu he graduated from high school next
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01

month al the head Of h.s class. lie has been in high school four years, having entered grammar school at the age Of 5l2.
 New York -- An ayocajion Of Abraham l. Ganrher inventor, is small writing One ot his produc- tions is the text of thr Declaration Of Independence in a space fve- cighths Of an inch hy one inch. He id II in bright sunlight with a steel pen. working a minute or two at a time.
 London - Why 1oos Britannia rule the waves: IT IS not because Of roast beeE If Sir William Way land. N. r.. Is -'-Ilr. "lt was beer that hu1t lip oar ualon,' he argued in commons.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01

lecture al Carnegie Institute an nounced a new protein which has been crystaluzodR It was isolated in search through tobacco seed for the substances from which the plant makes nicotine. The station has been engaged on the study Of green leaves for lhe last 10 years. Only about a dozen vegetable proteins have heretofore been isolated in crystalline form. Many Of these were the discoveries of the late Dr. Thomas E. Osborne Of the station staff He became internationally known through his investigations of vegetable protoins.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
WHITMAN PLAYS COTTON TACTICS
Says Woman and Child Labor at
 Night Hurts Industry

Boston. May tJPr--Industrlll .4ploraHon or women and children tl1oush night employment in the ,duilIs Of the sourn Is ruuug tha cotton industry. tna national asso- .clauo0 ot cotton manufacturers Nas told at tna opening session Of its annual c0nErnr5ou here vasteraal
 The statement Na= made by Eban F. Wh.maa- srec pyo-daut of tha William Whrrsa coupan. which -las interests n nINz both ~o-r aHd soura
 Challenge to Americans
 "It is t s.aHre-- D ,v.~, hn-rJ- can" r= =rt.a Tr-r. Is .1 place for -r.a g. nrarla ID o.~ 10- 3ustrta- z5a.. {. t. a9rr-.. ga every Hlnanta"an nra.pr. # e wrong .u aEsr r.Elant. nrrws- | -i, rromaard F.. Ia. -n errv r.. Nrortans g.7daarG uanutr. in IT,. world rra onn .E.su.ton nsm- a.~- rain sorHou~ of tas 1m"rd S's-a- There arr TO I+a- n in. ac.ra.r states which prohibit 0c.. P and thfdre0 from working .- r.-u'"
 Whram5a a.cIar-t .r.-- had .rsn 'a .r=.-.-..e.- o.E..s.o~ r. ..ain- r~o-- .c.. .r. -o.-. --tr.t Nso~s.r- ze-.. a.t .n.Ira H- nfga.." ag- h. e5'.. -.a- noaG n r"sL for 1n- rHr o... Q~ 'aa m-l= or an. r.. ue tnt sutton. I. a~-oauare # u...s- r wHorrv o. rHs a.r.c. 0 ..a -.nraH took t.. .ama a.toa -nUH.u.o.5|.
 One Group Pushed Plan
 n.caas- O. rr. 1e.Frtr - of au -urrt. .rnIaI uno~f-r group e7wwr-aI 1o tne policy a< -.rn- operation hy am means and ... --. .aH
 -,As r-u-5. tor t.. H'.ca. -v-hr-an sas- =..l .n.. tH. ao-toA- -.<rla --s.f-4- m.ss . .ros l..-- m- -rt-r -r -r.. .r. re ulu1 b.. urss5n.sE t9r -.-ns.Hr. ID If. mH.s rl-1-.~- +H..,-.L".a no. 70 .mn'o vowru a-d rr.rg~. m .-r- ..aoor.
 Whrra.. n-4a .a. .n.or~aI h.. Donald camr. nrsna. c-'r.asur.r Of AEondllr r'o. Erm.0=ham A1a.. aaorn.r =pralas 7- 'olas.5 ses- sion.
 r-osa.nr G.or-. Soar of ,.. rouon--.~..a soetg-. d.glarol rlr Inc u.--a-. -..z- a-comn' '-nwe0t e. tho e1--o0 f-.'.. m6.-rrE -u mauy years Tad h.ra tn. favorable r-spor-r on n. part or mills north auI =o-tE ~.ar.-'r'u- --.og".N.. s0jrdl g. ID tn. ~o-ya.lal 55-e. rrconaer51-r7n t-5-nce~ d.t ~eeE and 5a-rosr r---rr ~r eN
 The r.annrr n Nlrh nlls ar- now responding 70 'ha 11-1u rccom- manda-on." ha said. 'roprcsante C definite irdustry- -atla s'ap in CO., operation. a foundatlou if vol please. vnlrn will ron~rnute B. much improved ba-.s for an, fHrrh0r 1-vcln- of tho peaks of production and the v4ls.s or unemployment which .rer. ur.n@vl. O. sound man. areuor- -u-=-s-s a= an imperative .eCd tor -r-5 industry
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
IS ARRESTED IN RAID

Stamford, May 1 - Eight men were arrested and a large quantity Of beer. wine, gin and whiskey seized when If federal prohibition agents raided "speakeasy" style lunchrooms here yesterday. Most of the men arrested were let out on bail
 The Richmond Hill Athletic club was among the places raided. The beer and wine was destroyed on the premises but the hard liquor was taken away by the agents.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01

Representative Patman, demo- crat, Texas. demanded removal of Attorney General Mitchell on the ground that he has failed to enforce antitrust laVa
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
POOR WEATHER HAS BAD
 BEARING ON HARDWARE
Prevailing Conditions show Inn prov cmCnt Where More Scason-
 able Weather le Encountered.

N.w York. May 1-UnseasonabIo weather ID some sections of the rouutry uIs temporarily retarded tine nations hardware demand. accord ing fo recent reports from leading w"ru.r center. Hardware Acc says
 Odey in its weekly market sum nary. In other sections, where
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
Due On Monday

CEN ~TALLIII NEW PROTEIN
 Washlng'om. May - nr. T. E \t"k"ry. head of tn. ronuecuct a-rlcultural cEner.m,nt station hIo- chemistry laboratory last night in a
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
investigation of group, branch and chain banking.
 Wednesday

Wednesday Senate;
 Debated Parker supreme court nomination.
 Senator Robinson, of Arkansas, the democratic leader. given oVa- ton on return to senate from Lon don conference.
 Commerce sub committee con- sidered Harris cancer bill. House:
 Passed bill amending administra- tive provisions of the radio act of 1927.
 Export debenture plan discussed by Representative Ramseyer, re publican, Iowa, and Jones, democrat Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-10
RESACA LAND
FIGHT LEADS
TO new BODY
B. wi. Holland Shows
Affiliation VIII
Be Granted
Especial 10 The Herald)


HARLINGEN. Sept. 10--A meet
ing Of directors of the Valley Better
Business Bureau will be held at the
Reese on Monday eve
ming for the purpose OF completing
a permanent organization OF the
bureau.
This decision was reached after q
meeting on Tuesday evening enc
which ID. M. Holland. Valley delegate
to the national convention at Mon
treal. made his report.
Agreement TO admit a Valley bur-
eau was communicated I'm a letter
from II. w. Refill. vice president
OF the Affiliated Better Business
Bureaus, read by Holland, I'm which
he said:
IL am authorized TO inform you
that 1t Is the sense or this confer
ence that. II and when N Better
Business Bureau Is organized in the
Lower Rio Grande Valley. In ac-
cordance with the attached recon-
mendations and conclusions. that
such organization will be welcomed
into utilization with the Affiliated
Better Business Bureaus Inc.
We appreciate the opportunity
OF hearing from you regarding the
Rio Grande Valley and wish men,
bers of your association TO know that
they have at their disposal IN the
formation OF their Better Business
Bureau the complete facilities and
cooperation or the affiliated bureaus
throughout the country
The Valley bureau already has
a state charter.
The recommendations, stating that
there Is no doubt that the Valley
can finance q bureau, suggest that
sufficient funds for two years be
raised.
Fifteen directors we're present at
the Tuesday meeting.
The idea of a Valley bureau IN the
outgrowth Of a controversy between
the Brownsville Chamber or Com
merce and the Detroit Better Busi-
ness Bureau concerning resaca land
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-10
Relief Ships Bring
Santo Domingo Food

SANTO DOMINGO, Sept. 9.-CRl
For the first time in a week the
populace Of this old city had suf-
ficient food.
A small fleet Of relief ships ar
irving yesterday. and trucks which
finally broke through the debris
from the interior Of the country,
brought as much food as was need
ed TO the stricken city.
Relief rev dished out the first
food most Of 10000 or more OF the
populace had had since the hurri-
cane last Wednesday afternoon blew
most OF the city away. There was
some scrambling in the bread lines
at first, but when II was realized
there was enough food for all, this
ceased.
The same ships which brought
food also brought medicines. shell
tiers. clothing doctors. nurses and
relief workers. 1t would be difficult
to estimate the increase in the
morale Of the people here as a con-
sequence Of the arrivals.