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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23

MEXICO CITY. DEE G-Nez-S
g combating Le Nexcz1 fruit Ev-
With = past years has proTe6 :
e-101s ns-zoe 70 citrus orchards
q The R0 Grsnde VALLEY II south
eastern Texas are beng studied .
he Laboratories O. the Mexico
CITY o-zrch o. the bureau O. el-
toI0sozT q the United States De-
pa---en- CT Agriculture
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lsled about to years ago with
Dr. Il 4 Dzr5v. = Columbia uni
Fe-S1-y graduate IN charge. has
Inc var zga-nS- fruit pests II the
United SAFES especially II florida
When TIE dreaded Mediterranean
fruit ~ made rs appearance n
Florida II March 1929 discoveries
made II TIE Mexico City lzbora-0r-
les under the direction OF D..
DARBY were utilized II saving me
s60Gooce Florida frui- crop a-zinS-
which q general quarantine had
been declared II was found that
means OF combating the Mexica
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fe-Taensn fly as vel
Heat Effective
The opening % tie Mexico City
branch Of the bureau OF entomology
was prompted u losses Rio G-ande
Valley citrus fruit growers had
sustained from the Mexican fruit
fly The United States department.
o. agriculture. DESTROYS Of expert
mentIng with this pest sent Dr.
Darby 70 Mexico City 70 take o-er
the branch here.
Among the most interesting dis
coverieS Dr. Darby has made Il
his laboratories. aS vel IS one
that vas instrumental III saving
Florida fruit growers millions OF
dollars. vas the fact that although
the Mexican fruit fy IS q tropical
insect i cannot stand hea. above
a certain moderate temperature
When Dr. DARBY sent this disCoF-
e-y. together with exact data ex-
planning 81 VIVA. Temperatures the
Ey could be killed 70 wzshinE1on-
TIE United States department OF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23
Citizen Writes
Poems About Valley

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23
Governor of Punjab
Shot At University

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23
Nan Works A Years
Without Reaq Late

CHICAGO Dee 1s-r-Pers1ns
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23
Horses Kick Fatal

BILLINGS. Mont De-. 25-P
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horses klcE- Walter Me--1llg. 10.
died yesterday from The wounds
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23

CeorEiaS minerals and water
power are valued a. S3510s.7sa with
minerals Set a. sl75ez-055 and the
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23
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Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-05
Palmers Hosts At
Surprise Party

Dr.. and Mrs. r. L. Palmer were
hosts at a surprise party last night
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. R. q.
McFall. who have recently returned
10 El Centro from their Wedding
trip.
In order to make the affair
complete surprise, McFall was taken
TO the county Jail on trumPed up
charge from Arizona and was kept
in that institution two hours While
the party gathered at the Palmer
residence. CIT Hamilton avenue.
Two of McFall's friends then ap =
peared at the jail and informed nm
that they had arranged his release,
much to the worried bridegroom s
relief. who was still more relieved
10 find his friends awaiting him with
the news that the whole thing was
a joke.
Cards were enjoyed and delici-
Gus supper served by the hosts
those present including MIR. and Mrs
c. c. Ferguson, Byron Ferguson, Leo
Rauenzahn, M O. Best, j. A, Ship
Ter. r. L. Shipler, Newton Davis, &.
L. Ferguson. Norval Roberts and the
Brawley office force Of the Peppers
Fruit Company with winch COM
pany McFall has been connected.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-05
ilAliililiiiiiii

Meeting with complete approval
the plans for dinner parties TO De
given at the Barbara Worth hotel
preceding the opening production o.
the Imperial Valley pageant have
been so successful that already over
10 reservations have been MADE.
Many hostesses are planning IN
formal affairs at which they VIII
entertain their friends. and an
equally large number Of no host
groups have been arranged
A party from CaIexico will include
Mr.. and Mrs. M c. Atchison, DR..
and Mrs. A. L. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Graham. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ro-
berts. Mi and Mrs Alfred Blaisdell,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gibson, Mrs. V.
S. Griswold. Mrs. P Q. Thompson.
Miss Emily GriSwold, Dr w. E. Hart.
Several no host parties from
Brawley are also expected ana many
El Centrans will be interested IN
learning that Mrs Leroy Holt ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Brockett OF
Los Angeles viii arrive in time tor
Thursdays affair and will be guests
OF Nj and Mrs. j. D. Drummond
Huston at dinner after which they,
in company with the numerous
other parties, will attend the pa
geant.
Both tickets Of general admission
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-05

affect on the appetite. They are.
in fact. protective" substances.
for their presence insures against
the deficiency diseases.
Foods which are known to be
difficult to digest should not be
planned for the same day and es-
.pecially for the same meal. A
rich pudding should not follow a
heavy meal. Discrimination in
this respect does much to prevent
digestive disturbances.
. Concentrated foods should be
served with something which will
counteraet their effect.
Foods stimulating the flow OF
the digestive juices should be
served at the beginning OF a meal.
Fer instance. soup precedes other
foods. Also. foods which whet the
appetite should be served as a
first course or between two heay-
ier courses. Sweets which satiate
the appetite should be withheld
until the last of meal.
Another point to remember IS
the advantageouSne5 OF keeping
the full value OF regular meals ap-
proXimately the same from day to
day. 4 feast one day and fam
inc the next does not make for
perfect health.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-05
RANKHEAD LEADS
tom HEFLIN IN
ALABAMA RACE

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. s. (U.p)
Senator J. Thomas Heflin, who
holted the Democratic ticket in
1928 and ran for reelection aS an
independent this year, had been
defeated today by John II. Bank
head. Democratic regular.
The entire state Democratic tic
ket appeared to have won by an
Overwhelming majority.
Returns from 1854 of the states
l344 precincts early today gave
Bankhead 1O6,3l3 votes for United
states senator and Heflin 66 343.
Judge 3. NJ. Miller, regular Dem
ocratic gubernatorial candidate was
leading Hugh A. Locke, Jefferson
AN running mate for Heflin, l08,'
so to 63,059
Senator Heflin. barred from run
ming as Democratic party candi'
date because of his stand ayainS
Coy. Alfred E. Smith in the 1921
presidential election, ran as an in
dependent JefferSonian Democrat.
He carried his fight to the peopl
IL campaign in which he viSitet
:'nloSt every small town i'll tn
state. asking the voters to repldiat
the "Tammany Catholic influence
controlling the straight Democrat!
wing
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-05
STANDARD RULES
OF ETIQUETTE

Question: What are the rules in
regard to chaperonage for a girl
making a career away from home
Answer: The so-called bachelor
girl away from home is usually a
worker, either earning her own liv-
ing or studying. Unless she wishes
10 perpetually stay home, she must
so out alone, and may, with ali un-
married man she knows well, pro-
Vided that the theatre she goes TO
is of a conventional character.
In this case her own dignity sup
plies her chaperonage. and If she
is careful not TO entertain callers
late at night, does not frequent
places Of a questionable character,
if her home is in a respectable
neighborhood, and if her behavior
above reproach she is as well chap
eroned as girl who may maintain
resident chaperon but whose own
conduct is subject to criticism
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-05
BY SISTER MARY
NEs Service Writer

MEAL planning is less difficult
vi If few well-esta blished
rules are kept in mind.
The first rule in meal planning
IS this: q balanced diet must be
maintained. Unless one is diet
ing under a physicians superyi-
sion. protein, carbohydrate and
fat must be supplied in definite
proportions. 1t has been estimat-
ed that the minimum calorie re-
nuirement for a day for adults IS
twelve calories to each pound OF
bodv weight. Children require
more food in proportion to their
weight than adults. Ten to fiji
teen per cent of the calories should
be protein, % per cent fat and
the remaining 60 to 65 per cent
carbohydrates.
Second, organic salts or miner
ais must be provided in necessary
amounts. Calcium. phosphorus,
iron. iodine. copper and other min
erals are important factors IN
every meal.
Third. the protective foods or
yitamins are imperative.
Fourth. each meal should con-
tain something crisp which re-
quires thorough mastication Tor
the sake of the teeth.
Fifth. a quart of milk day for
children and pint for adults
should be used either in cooking
or as a beverage.
Supplementing these constitU-
ents. bulky foods and water must
be included.
With the exception OF a few
concentrated foods like sugar,
other elements in addition to the
one which classifies It are found
In all foods. Vegetables which
are primarily sources of starch
and Observation-Disclosures
are supplying some protein.
Cheese is rich both in protein and
tat. although it is considered 4
arotein food.
The function OF each group OF
foods is significant. Mary Swartz
Rose states that protein food has
IN absolute monopoly on the nit
:ogen supply OF the body" and
that nitrogen enters into the
construction OF body proteins
which are essential 70 the life OF
every cell and constitute the most
prominent part OF muscle tissue.
= child cannot grow and form
strong muscles without it; a full
grown adult cannot keep in health
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-05
BURNING
UP
MONEY

YOU might as well throw dollar
bills in the fire as wash fine silks
and fluffy woolens in hot wafer.
Perhaps you wonder how 10 get
them clean any other way. Here's
the answer:
White King Granulated Soap,
made from the same SORT OF fine
vegetable and nut oils that form
the basis of good salad dressing,
will yield quick, rich suds,
thorough cleansing, and swift
rinsing in the lukewarm water
that delicate ginghams and
prints demand. And il cannot in
;ure ANYTHING that water won;
harm. Its purity makes II safe.
White King solves every house
hold washing problem-fabricS,
dishes, silver, glass, floors, wood
work. And its economical. A tea
spoonful for the wash basin, A
cupful for the washing machine
-plenty. Put it on your list tor
today. Sold by your grocer.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-05

Katrina Van TelevoX made her
bow yesterday to an FL Centre audi
cnce and proved to be one OF the
most interesting personages that has
yet visited this city.
Sister of Herbert ,TelevoX, the
electrical man who created so mucn
attention throughout the country
some months ago. Katrina Is a
Westinghouse electric device, and
was introduced to the women OF +!
Centro by the Southern Slerras
Power Company at a meeting held
Yesterday in the Womans Ter
Thousand clubhouse.
Behind the screen Of an attrac-
tive Dutch figure were concealed
& mass of wires and switches. Ka-
trina herself being purely a me-
chanical toy, but the same switches
ere used practically for the remote
control OF Substations.
R. Morris. who accompanies Ka-
trina on her tours. demonstrated her
efficiency as housewife, a proper
" attuned whistle starting her into
action. Katrina operated different
switches, including that OF a vacuum
cleaner. an electric stove, motor
horn, a stand lamp. q phonograph
reproducing record and capped the
climax by smoking cigarette.
Mrs. Esther Haworth Bennington.
demonstration for the Southern Sler-
-as. then took charge OF the pro
gram and demonstrated the cooking
OF al entire dinner OH the Westlng-
hoJSe stoves displayed. Menus and
recipes as well as cooking hints were
greatly apprecis ted by the large
audience Of over 100 women.
Each guest was given numbered
ticket upon entering. and drawing
was held. Mrs. w. j. Meagher w!n-
ming a handsome electric percole-
tor: Mrs. II. NJ Mcintyre, Iusc!-
GUS looking angel food cake made
by Mrs. Bennington, and Mrs. +.
Z. Clements. two toothsome pump
kin pies, part OF the demonstration
The dinner was then served the
guests present, who also had a
chance TO view the fine display ot
Westinghouse electrical home equip
mert such as ranges. refrigeratorS
hot water heaters and other comfort
making articles Kathina again
was sent through her PAGES for the
benefit Of those vino had arrived
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-05
BIRTHDAY PARTY
IS RECENT ET ENT

Several friends Of NJ: and MIS-.
Jonn Frohly OF South Eighth street
enjoyed a pleasant evening recently
at the Frohly horne in celebration
O: Mrs. Frohiy's birthday.
Halloween decoration and bowls
Of lovely roses made & Pretty lack
ground for the affair. Card games
were enjoyed and Halloween re-
fresi9ments served.
Covers were laid 70. the follow
ing guests: Mr. and M. c. Il.
Hackleman, Mr. and Mrs. Z. 7.
Hewes. Mr.. and Hirs. Herbert How
ell, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hudson
MIR. and Mrs. G. H. Lampkins Mr.
and Mrs. L. Sutherland, Nj. ard
Mrs. L. A. Graves. Mrs. R. H0rey-
man. Mrs. Luelie Huffman, Miss
A!lene Howell, Mill Mildred Sue
Frohly and the hosts.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-05
TEN THOUSAND CLUB
BRIDGE LUNCHEONS
TO BEGIN TOMORROW

Reservations for the first Of the
bridge luncheonS IN the series
sponsored by the Woman's Ten
Thousand club, are coming in rap
IDLY but there are still accommoda-
tions for an additional number.
Those planning to attend are
asked TO notify either Mrs. Fred
Cross or Mrs. D. E. Creighton by
tonight at the latest so that Miss
Victoria Warner. cooking expert for
the Inland Empire Gas Co.. who
is preparing the luncheon, may
llow as to how many will be
present.
The gas company is furnishing
everything for the luncheon and
also will present prizes to the win
necs OF the card game. A splendid
menu has been planned and every
woman will want one Of the hand
some prizes offered.
Miss Warner is conducting a SER
les of lectures on cooking and as
she Will have TO be in CaleXico to-
morrow afternoon the luncheon
hour has been changed from
o'clock to 1890 in order to accom-
modate her
These bridge luncheons hav e
proven highly popular III the past
and it is anticipated that a large
number will be present to enjoy
The luncheon and the card game
afterwards.
Playing will follow the rules set
down in last years tournament and
prizes will be awarded the winners
in tonorrow's game while prizes
will also be given at the end OF
the season to the winners OF the
tournament
All women interested are extend
&c cordial invitation to be present
whether members of the club or
not. Mrs. J. C. Neale is general
chairman Of the CLUB card commit
tee and those in charge OF the
November affair are Mesjames
Harry Horton. D. E. Creighton,
Fred Cross. Norman Dupont. Fred
p. Nuttau. Dan Scott and j. L.
Travers.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-05
Items OF News
About TOWn

R. r. Snow. formerly employed at
the Southern Trust and Commerce
Bank here, states that ne is back
il California to stay after spend
ing some time in Oklahoma. The
family is TO follow him at later
date.
Mrs. Herman Stewart and I. n.
Johnson. sister and father of j. d.
johnson, arrived Sunday from Dali
las. Tex. for several weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson.
j. P. Eyer. manager OF the Desert
Grapefruit Company, is here from
Yuma today on business.
Mrs. w. J. Lorenz was among
the shoppers in town yesterday
from Calexico.
Walter Treanor returned TO FL
Centre yesterday after spending
the week -end in Los Angeles.
Mrs. M o. King is spending a
few days in Los Angeles while buy
ing goods for the King store.
Mrs. George Bailey was here yes
terday to do some shopping Her
home is in Calipatria.
Mrs. H. E. zurcher came up from
Calexico yesterday on a shopping
trip.
Miss Esther Ehmke has returned
10 El Centre after spending twc
months on the coast and in Sacra
rlentO visiting friends and rcla-
tives. Miss Mildred Ehmkc met
her sister in Los Angeles where they
spent the week end as guests OF the
c. L. Lees.
Attorney Joseph F. Seymour OF
Riverside, formerly a resident OF
this city. visited here yesterday.
James Merry, formerly clerk ir
the local Southern Pacific cffice
and not stationed at Ventura, i;
here for a few days on business.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-05
immigration Men
Arrest Seven

Immigration officers furnished
lot of work for deputies at the
county jail last night when they
brought in seven prisoners charged
with violation fthe immigration
act.
One prisoner was charged with
smuggling He is Luciano Perez,
26, arrested west of Calipatr!a last
night by customs officers.
Two other prisoners were charged
with vagrancy, and one with being
drunk and disturbing the peace. G
A. Vaughn, SO, and j. O. Fulton,
As, are held on vagrancy charges,
while Jose Palmo, 80, is serving 4
60-day sentence for drunkenness
and disturbing the peace. He was
sentenced in WeStn0land
The immigration prisoners are:
Enrique Corrales, 27; Gustalo Ra-
mirez, o. Jesus Armada, %; Pedro
Morano, "a Cristobal Pinera, 81;
Rudolfo Arriguive, 20, and Ramon
Espinosa, 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-05
Y. ". {. A. COUNTY
BOARD HAS MEETING

Plans for an inter club Girl Re-
serve conference TO be held in Call
patria on November % were dis
cussed at the recent meeting Of the
Y. w. g. 4. county board held IN
Brawley, at the home Of Mrs. Ear
Pound. Dean Gibson OF Pomona
university will be speaker on tins
occasion.
Mrs. Il. G. Jones OF FL Centre
was appointed chairman OF the
nominating committee for the com
ing elections for the county board,
which Will hold a special meeting in
Imperial. December g. at the home
Of Mrs. +. V. Gray Of Imperial.
In addition to these items OF busl-
ness, reports from the various towns
were given. the Fl Centro members
present being Mrs. H. @. Jones. and
Iirs. w A. Tondro.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-05
NATURE OF MCCORMICK
OPERATION IS SECRET

LOS ANGELES, Nov 5 Up
Harold F. Mccormick, son of the
founder OF the international Har-
vester Company and husband OF
Gamma Walska, opera singer, left d
hospital here today after undergo
ing an operation of unannounced
nature SIX weeks ago
Mccormick has been making his
home in Laeuna Beach, Calf, an
artists colony, where he IS editor and
publisher OF a weekly newspaper.