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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-16
DAILY DIET RECIPE
DATE-BRAN SALAD.

DATE-BRAN SALAD.
Bran flakes, one-half cup.
Peanut butter, one-fourth cup.
Mayonnaise, one tablespoon.
Dates, 20 or "a.
Lettuce leaves, IL or IS.
SERVES SIX OR EIGHT.
PORTIONS.
Blend bran flakes and peanut
butter to a paste with the may
onnaise or other salad dressing.
Remove pits from dates and AL
with the mixture. Arrange about
three dates to a portion of crisp,
tender lettuce. Serve with French
dressing.
DIET NOTE.
Recipe furnishes much fiber,
protein, some fat; very much
iron and some lime, as we'll as
vitamins A and B. Can be eaten
by normal adults of average or
under weight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-16
Date and Orange Salad.

Serves six - Six oranges, eighteen
dates stuffed with walnuts, twelve leaves
lettuce and twelve tablespoonfuls salad
dressing. Peel and slice oranges. Cut
every slice into halves. Arrange these
on lettuce-covered salad plates, adding
the stuffed dates. Serve with salad
dressing,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-16

H. T--"Washerwoman is the cor
rect form, not "washlady."
Expedient (eks-PEE-di-ent) means
advantageous, desirable, advisable,
serving to promote desired end,
Fastening or urging forward; as, "Di-
vine wisdom discovers no expediency In
vice." Nothing but the right can ever
be expedient, since that can never be
true expediency which would sacrifice
a greater good to a less"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-16
Permanent Waves.

As the warmer weather rolls around
again great many women and girls
nent wave put in their hair. Numerous
questions regarding this method are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-16
AUNT HET
By ROBERT CULLEN. /,

"Just because Sue is hateful to her
husband is no sign she don't love him.
She don't clean her rings or dust her
furniture, either, but she's crazy about
everything she's got"
(Copyright. 1930).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-16
A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK
By HERBERT PLUNfMER.

DREsENTING a United States sena-
tor who can never aspire to q posi-
ton in public life higher than the job
he has:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-16

ROBERT F. WAGNER.
He has reached the pinnacle Of his
political career, because he was born in
Germany. A seat in the United States
La gaceta., 1930-11-03

Espectacular por su aspecto
y trascendentaI por sus amena-
zas ha sido ell testimonio rendi-
do ANTE la Corte Supreme de
Leipzig por Herr Adolf Hitler,
Jefe del Partido Fascista Ale
man, con motive del proceso de
alta TRACTION que Sc sigue con-
ira tres oficiales del Ejercito
Germano.
Este critic de guerra y fran
ca definicion del programa fas-
cista viene a sacudir por sus
propias bases la enclenque es-
tructura de la paz europea y es
un indice pavoroso del senti-
miento de inconformidad que
priva en- las masas alemanas
que hasta ahora habfan sopor-
tado en- silencio todas las impo-
siciones.
Nunca, desde los tiempos de
Bismarck habia presenciado A
lemania ell espectaculo aggressive
de un estadista que no Sc vale
de eufemismos para exponer
sus proyectos politicos, sino que,
al %contrario, Sc pronuncia en- un
ataque violento que traspaSa las
fronteras nacionaIes y retumba
como una amenaza belica en- to-
dos los rincones del mundo CT
vilizado. BESIDE Versailles hasta
nuestros dias los vencedores sc
han entretenido en- un quita y
pom interminable de condicio-
mes, reglamentos, imposiciones,
cortaplsas, etc, sin que, de ma
nera franco y alberta ell pueblo
aleman o sus representatives sc
atrevieran a opener resisten
cias. Todo Sc aceptaba, discu-
ti6ndose, en- verdad, pero Sc a.
ceptaba.., BESIDE luego que d.
chas aceptaciones y differences
procedimientos. En- TODD, EN-.
pero, la politica de la diploma.
cia Sc iba encargando de zanjal
dificultades y de Zurcir enmien'
das que dejaran,-muy transi.
Observation-Disclosures a los
La gaceta., 1930-11-03
LIMPIANDO UNA ESCOPE-
IA Sc CAUSE LA MUERTE

En- SUI oficina de la Gale de
Franklin esquina a Cass limpia-
ba hoy una escopeta ell ciuda-
dano Leslie w. Darden, de "a
amos, conocido corredor de ca
sas y terrenos, cuando ell arma
casualmente Sc lie dispar6, oca
sionandole la muerte.
La carga lie destroz6 ell CO.
raz6n y cuando alguno de sus
amigos llegaron, un momento
despues, va era cadaver.
Darden era socio del Sr. G.
T. Friend, nominado comisio-
nado del condado, y prepare
ba la escopeta para salir de
GAIA.
Made estaba presente en- la
oficino cuando la desgracia y
ell conserje Fred Stuart lie ha-
bfa visto minutes antes en- ell
mejor estado de amino.
Sobre la mesa junto a la cual
Sc habfa sentado Darden fue-
ron encontrados cuatro cartu-
chos, aceite de limpiar y un
PIANO.
Sc personaron en- ell case el
juez de paz j. Mack Cathcart
Y ell detective John Matson, de
la policia municipal.
La gaceta., 1930-11-03
DOMINADO Ell POZO DE


Oklahoma City, Nov. Bel
chorro de aceite que con furia
volcanica amenaZaba a esta ciu-
dad ha sido dominado por un gil
gante pez6n de hero, igual al
que conquistara Y dominara el
chorro wild Mary" Sudick
Descrito como ell mayor peligro
en- la historic de esta oleagino-
sa municipalidad, ell No. | G.. E,
Stout pozo de la compania Nor
gan Petrolem, durante cuatro
dfas estuvo lanzando al aire 300
pies de su vol1men de gas, esti-
mado en- 100, 900, 900 de pies c1
bicos Y $4,000 barriles al dfa.
Desperdicios de aceite en- el
rio North Canadian, en- ell lado
sur de donde esta situado ell po-
20 Stout, Sc incendiaron en- una
extension de siete millas por el
curse de la corriente, minutes
antes de que los obreros logra-
ran dominar ell potente chorro
en- la tarde de aver.
Las llamas eran visibles a
una distancia de 80 millas y eau
saron pocos danos.
La gaceta., 1930-11-03
LAS ELECCIONES DE MA
A EN- TODA LA RE-
PUBLICA

Wash, Nov. 3.--La campana
politica de 1880 entr6 hoy en- 81
final pausa pre-electoral con los
partidos alineados y Ell resulta-
do siendo objeto de disputas.
Manana, cuando la election
Sc convierta en- un vasto cole
gio electoral, los e%lectores esco-
geran a representatives, una.ter
cera de los senadores, goberna-
dores en- 80 estados y centena-
res de funcionarios de estados
y condados.
Los republicanos = dem6cra-
tas han hecho del p%residente
Hoover el tema de la election,
por ell estado de los negocios, Ia
tarifa y la ley de auxilio a los
campeslnoS.
Todas las predicciones con-
vienen en- asegurar que los de
m6cratas reconquistaran los
puestos que perdieron en- 1923 !,
ganaran otros, llegando quiza@
a dominar la camara,
Los republicanos Green qu'
perderan algunos de los puesto,
ganados en- 1928; pero manten
dram ell dominic de la camara J
ell senado.
La gaceta., 1930-11-03

No 10 son, 5eh TIE apuesto a que
son dos wees tan grandes como cual-
quier .cosa que, ,td hayas visto.
Tie. apuesto a que no son tan
grandes como la montana mas gran
de del mundo.
La gaceta., 1930-11-03

Papa anoche me dej6 yer las es-
trellas por un telescope. TG debias
yer como lucen, tan grandes como
sombreros.
-GQue hacemos con ESQ? TODD ell
mundo sabe que no son tan grandes.
La gaceta., 1930-11-03

deudas de guerra. Ell Ddilg
Herald, 6rgano del laborismo en-
ell poder, trata de ridiculizar a
Hitler llamandolo ~"demagogo
emplumado'. Ell Times hace vo-
tos porque ell Presidente Hin
demburg salve la situaci6n pa
ia bien de la prosperidad eco
monica y las re~laciones interna-
cionales de Alemania", y ell Ddj-
lar NeWs &c Chronicle, 6rgan0
del liberalismo, presupone un
restablecimiento de la Dictadu
ra por parte del Executive en- ca
so de fallar una coalicion conci-
liadora de la Repdblica con ell
fascismo. En- Francia todos los
peri6dicos estan acordes en- de-
clamar que no Sc revisara eel
Tratado, pero que tampoco la
~republica atacara a Alemania 81
acaso esta no 10 cumple. Y como
obedecieran a una consigna, to-
dos los diarios franceses decla-
ran que solo en- el>caso de una
aggression alemana Francia Sc O.
bligara a recurrir a las armas.
Italia guarda un s%ilencio apro-
batorio de la actitud de Hitler,
Y los Estados Unidos, que va ba
lancearon por "Perdidas y Ga
nancias" ell saldo de la guerra
son hoy mas partidarios del fas-
cismo aleman que de la "causa
de la democracia" de los ex-a-
liados.
Desgraciadamente lie desespe-
rada crisis financiera actual es-
ia empujando al mund0 a otra
orgia destructiva que sacie las
gulas de la maquina superpro-
ductora-el moderno Moloch-
que ha llegado, en- sus excesos,
ia convertir a la antigua miseri-
; cordia de la guerra en- la nueva
fuente de la prosperidad. FL
m~onstruo de la a~utomaquia, CO.
mo en- ell cuento del folklore ale
man, va empieza a devorar a su
creador....
Luis C. SepdlUedG.
New York, Oct. 1880.
Copyright 1880 by
PaLGs Features Syndicate
Prohibida la reproduction
La gaceta., 1930-11-03
DE S~EPULVEDA
Ell AVANCE DE LA
ALEMANA

Por Luis C. Sep@lvedG
La gaceta., 1930-11-03
CIRCO A BENEFICIO DE LOS
NINOS LISIADOS

Ell circo Downie, dirigido por
Sharley Sparks, sera traido a
Tampa por los "Shriners," los
dias Is y 10, a beneficio del
fondo de los ninos lisiados.
Viaja ell circo con una clio
ia" de camiones de SD propie-
dad y vendra a Tampa desde
Orlando.
Tambien dara fu~nciones en-
st. Petersburg y Lakeland.
La gaceta., 1930-11-03
HA PERDIDO MAS DE 90
PUESTOS Ell PARTIDO
LABORISTA

Londres, Nov. 3.-Los escru
inios finales de las elecciones
anticipates en- cerca de 80 de
IS ciudades y pueblos de In
aterra y Wales, muessr&1
lie ell partido Laborista ha
erdido no menos de 90 pues-
os y ganado solo 27.
Ganaron los Conservatives
3 y perdieron 10 mientras los
iherales ganaron 8 y perdie-
on II. Los Independence
yanaron "a y perdieron 20.
La gaceta., 1930-11-03

vencedores y resignados a los
vencidos.
Pero este malabarismo AGO.
modaticio de la diplomacia ger
mana no podia continuar indefi
nidamente, sin seduction de con-
tinuidad, y su primer descala-
bro provocado por la oposici6n
del Reichstag a la politica de la
Repdblica trajo la disoluci0n
del Parlamento, la Dictadura
efimera y las nuevas elecciones
que han sido ell desbordamien-
to de la protesta nacional de un
pueblo que va no puede sopor-
tar por mas tempo las imposi-
clones del Tratado de Paz. Los
estadistas que embriagados por
el triunfo pusieron ell talon de
la victoria sobre ell cuello de A
lemania vencida, no tuvieron en-
cuenta que .aquel, al apagarse
con las notas de las marchas
,triunfales los ultimos entusias-
mos, Sc iba a hacer tan fragil
como el de Aquiles. I'm vencido
Sc resigna con su derrota y has
ia llega a olvidarla 81 a esta no
Sc lie agrega ell estigma de un
insoportable. Y este fue 81
principal error de los vencedo-
res de 1918.
Oigamos 10 que ha dicho Hit
der en- representation de su par
lido que hoy ha conquistado lO7
curules en- ell Parlamento:
"Nosotros los Nacional-Socia-
listas nos negamos a reconocer
los tratados que los v%encedores
nos han impuesto, y buscaremos
todos los medios para derogar
los O revisarlos por las Was le-
gales, pero de elias 20 solo sere
responsible ante ell pueblo ale
man. ST nustro mOvlmlento
triunfa, y espero que en- dos cleo
clones mas centare con cuarenta
millones de votos, erigiremos un
tribunal del pueblo ante ell cual
itodos los criminales de NoViem-
bre de 1918 expiaran sus crime
mes. Francamente predigo que
he de yer las cabezas de todos
ellos rodar bajo la cuchilla de
la guillotina!"
Tenemos, pues, que la reac-
ci6n alemana no solo esta dis
puesta a acabar con la Rep1-
blica-Hitler declare tambien
que su fascismo "tienda a de-
rrocar ell presente regimen y a
constituir una nueva Alemania
sobre principles enteramente
distintos'-sino que derogara
los tratados que lie han sido i'm
! puestos acogiendose a "un COM
pleto incumplimiento'. En- otras
palabras, Alemania resistira
por la fuerza, 81 ell case llega, ell
cumplimiento de cuanto Sc ha
acordado desde ell Tratado de
Versatile.
lQue piensan los aliados de
TODD este? Los periodicos de
Lord ~Rothermere, ell gran pu-
blicista britannica, opina que
mo es prudente insistir con in
clemencia sobre ell pago de las
La gaceta., 1930-11-03

Antes de la llegada del cir
co, ell dia 10, los Shriners reci-
biran y obsequiaran aqui a
miembros de su organization
que vendran de la Habana.
La gaceta., 1930-11-03
Ell TEATRO CASINO HA RE-
BAJADO LOS PRECTOS

BESIDE hoy los precios del
Casino seran los siguientes:
Matinee 20 Y 10 cts.
Function nocturna, 25 y 1Oc.
La gaceta., 1930-11-03

candidate a comisionado por
ell distrito No. 2, en- las cleo
clones de manana.
Ell pueblo de West Tampa
ayudara a elegirlo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-19

years. as the secret had been discovered at last and
his daily warning to the aforesaid readers, Don't
sell America short" was taken by thousands In the
American provinces. far. far from Wall street and the
widest era Of gambling In the history Of the world
continued until crash followed crash in the fall and
winter Of ~l929-le30.
During these marvellous prosperity years President
Coolidge backed up the advice given by the news
paper colonel, and when Coolidge went out and Hoo
yer came in the. famous financial expert OF the Ameri-
can world joined the Brisbane chorus and blamed the
federal reserve bank when the ~rumblings began for
high price call money when cheap money was the
demand Of those who were playing the royal game
Of getting rich quick in this famous financial center
OF the western world. This was the injunction OF a
famous American gambler Of the COS. Never place
your money on another mans game"
In the great university Of Experience men and
women are educated. They never take the advice of
those who had their fingers scorched and their wal
let's flattened In that game called chance with Dame
Fortune as the fairy goddess. Now the wise ones are
telling how it happened. They will be telling 1t until
the return Of prosperity-Prosperity spelled with a
capital P. And then q majority Of the suckers viii
bite again.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-19
Fess Is the Choice of Hoover

Sen. Simeon d. Fess Of Ohio, majority whip OF the
upper chamber Of congress. is said to be the Hoover
choice for the Craftsmanship Of the national repub-
lican committee.
Sen. Fess is an ultra-pro, a strong party man. never
scratches a republican ticket. never bolts a party de-
cree and IS for his organization right or wrong. He is
said to be a man Of no mean ability. and enjoys the
respect Of his fellow senator's. regardless OF party.
In other words. Simeon D. Tess Of Ohio stands
without being hitched. His party guide book is his
conscience. He is a deeply religious man, and the
gospel Of republicanism. night and day and al the
time. is the gospel that directs his movements and
his votes.
It is slated for Cal. Claudius Huston to retire to
private life following decisive action by the senate on
the London naval peace pact which is the nasty row
uppermost at present on the banks Of the Potomac.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-19
Lamb County Has Big Place On
Texas Map

Turn from the practical politicians and their muir
merings and their grumblings to Lamb county in the
imperial state OF Texas for a closeup. Lamp county
Is In the Texas Panhandle, near the New Mexico state
line. A correspondent writes that Lamb has set a
record for all other communities to shoot at in the
1880 census competition. There is a substantial rea-
son for it. Lamb county has a 1880 population given
as i7.44o. or an increase Of 1896 per cent in ten years.
When the census was last taken Lamb county had a
population of IT'S.
Han county has a population Of 1851. or an in
crease Of 50 per cent. Floyd has a population Of l2,40S,
or a q per cent increase. There Is another side to
the story. Franklin county shows a decrease Of 81.
Hopkins a decrease Of 1893. Morris county a decrease
OF 263, Red River county a decrease Of 4907, and Titus
county a decrease Of 2l28. There are thousands of
East Texans in the Panhandle and plains section Of
the commonwealth. Why did they jump from the
east to the west? Well. out in the west there was
cheap land for the landless. Now there is cheap land
everywhere.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-19
Mark Traffic Lanes on The
Program

State Highway Engineer Glib Gilchrist has let 1t be
known that plans for 4o-foot super-road beds, with
four marked traffic lanes, are being carried forward
by the department for highways Of Texas carrying a
traffic load Of more than 1000 vehicles per day on an
average count over u months period. Highway No.
I between Dallas and Fort Worth in Tarrant county
< tNe f-s- 70 Re marked with the four traffic lanes.
y a-'i~i-at'on If the dav when 4A-foot road beds
-nl ~ needed tfa cc-'rniSsicn has aSo0ted THE polir-
r -rrri-inr 120 foot ri-ht-of--ev md 4n-faet e-ade
rt-f- n localities. II char words. the cc-,-,'~ef--r--
80 -I7--inv fo- h~'lsirr - TIE future. v'v no-
wide traffic '-r-s2 Why build FOR today mi let T.
- e that2
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-19
HARLINGEN OFFICE.
Arcadia Theater Building Phone 1920.
Speaking of the Crundy Tariff
Act

Yes, speaking Of the Grundy tariff act, now effec-
tive. May exports Of the United States are indicated
In a bulletin by the commerce department to have de-
clined more to North American countries than to any
other part of the globe. Drop in import trade for
Nay was most serious in shipments from Asia. which
amounted to S~50.00oOo0 LEES than Imports from there
in Nav. 1928. Argentine IS q great wheat producing
na'io,. Faro-e IS buying wheat from Argentine. The
American wheat grower ls protected by righ tariff On
wheat Where y the benefit 70 him? re has a sur
plus to sell. This surplus must be sold to nations
abroad.
Now the peoples Of these foreign nations are adopt
Ing a new policy; they are buying wheat and other
foodstIffs from TIE nations where they sell their
manufactured wares.
D-ssaz.1 ,z5or IS facing readjustrnent ordeal.
Whence Lle.e is an adjustment, so-called, there is q
Iet u talk Of Red intrigue and propaganda. It comes
largely from individuals who have lost their heads.
"A Red IS easily handled. re can be snuffed out as
a icw violator. In Texas the venerable document
known as the constitution provides that taxation shall
be equal and uniform. There is a primary campaign
nearing its close. Candidates for office avoid dis
cussion Of this mandatiy provision as timid people
avoid a smallpox infected house or locality. Why not
investigate the records and the platforms Of indi-
viduals who are seeking place under the Big
Dome next winter as the makers Of the taxation laws
of this commonwealth?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-19

Now H--Ec5 keep. the flock OF Jeth-
D his Iathc. IN law. the priest OF
indian. and he led the flock 70 the
hack SIDE CT the desert, and came
TO the mountain OF God, even to
Eore5.
And the angel of the Lord ap-
poared unto him in a flame OF fire
out OF the midst Of a bush. and ne
looked. End behold, the bush burned
with fire, and the bush was not con-
sumed.
And Moses said, I will nov turn
aside. and see this great sight, why
the bush is not burnt.
And when the Lord saw that he
turned aside To see, God called unto
him out Of the midst CT the bush,
and said, Moses, Moses. And he
said, Here am /.
And he said. Draw not nigh hith-
er. put of thy shoes from off thy
feet: for the place whereon thou
standest is holy ground.
Moreover he said, I am the God
Of thy father, the God of Abraham,
the God of Isaac. and the God OF
Jacob. And Moses hid his face: for
he was afraid 70 look upon God.
And the Lord said, I have surely
seen the a~ffliction Of my people
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-19

which are in Egypt, and have heard
heir c.y by reason OF their task
casters: fo- 1 know thar sorrows
And ! am come down to deliver
ZEN out CT the hand OF the Egyp-
tans, and TO bring them up out OF
mat land unto a good land and q
large. unto a land flowing with
milk and honey; unto the place OF
the Canaanites, and the Hittites, and
the Amorites, and the PerizziteSr
and the Invites. and the Jebusites.
Now therefore, behold the cry OF
the children Of Israel is come unto
me: and / have also seen the OPP
preston wherewith the Egyptians
Cypress them.
Come now therefore, and ! viii
send thee unto Pharaoh, that thou
mayest bring forth my people the
children of Israel out of Egypt.
And Moses said unto God. Who
am I, that I should 60 unto Phar-
aoh, and that I should bring forth
the children OF Israel out Of Egypt?
And ne said. Certainly / Will be
with thee; and this shall be a token
unto thee, that ! have sent thee
When thou hast brought forth the
people out OF Egypt, ye shall serve
God upon this mountain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-19

in the universe as its sun and It's
stars.
The Need for Faith
Moses stands as the great ex-
ample Of what men car really do
who act in faith and in courage
when the way is clear. Few men
who are worthy for great tasks
feel their worthineSs. The common
experience OF those who have ac-
hieved great things in moral and
spiritual ways is more like this ex-
perience of Noses. They ask Who
am I that 1 should go?" And the
strength Of their accomplishment
has Is its secret the strength that
they find In conservation 70 their
task. The presence Of the power
that urges them becomes more man
ifest in their souls, and they 60
10 resist oppression. to overthrow
wrong, and to achieve the teats
or freedom with the message Of
God ringing in their souls.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-19
SUMMARY

The weather continued TAR e
clear and settled practically
throughout the country east Of the
Rocky Mountains, but became un-
settled and rained over the Rocky
Mountain states since last report
Temperatures also continued sea
sonabie to above normal practically
throughout the United States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-19
SACRED HEART CHURCH

Summer reguIation-June TO October
a n HOLY Communion mass.
2 q. m Partchial mass.
Eenedictio. OF the Blessed Sacra-
ment.
No evening service during the
summer except on special occasions.
First Frida devotions as usual.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-19
Edelstein Returns
From Eastern Trip

M. Edelstein OF Edelstein Furni-
ture company returned this week
from eastern furniture markets. He
has been IN Chicago purchasing
stock for the fall season from widely
known manufacturers OF the east.
Mr.. F6eistein was optimistic con-
c~~~sng business conditions In the
Valley MS compared with the situa-
'ion elsewhere.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-19
Population of Pennsylvania

Census officials indicate a new population for
Pennsylvania at slightly less than 100000. or an
increase insufficient to preserve for the state the pres
ent sc members in the house Of representatives. To be
explicit, Napoleon Grundy and his crew are going
to lose a congressman when the new apportionment
is made. Texas may gain two and perhaps three.
On with the flight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-19
Lower Level for Farm Wages

A two per cent decline in farm wages Is reported
by the federal agriculture department from April l
to July l as against the usual seasonal farm wage
advance Of six per cent for the period. The report
attributed the recession to a decline in business actv-
ity with a resulting increase in industrial unemploy-
ment. For a period Of five years Col Arthur Brisbane
daily told the readers Of his newspapers that pros
perity would be continuous through all the coming
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-19
Another Boost for u. Permanent
Fund

Award Of 81 leases to high bidders has been made.
The "a leases include 5o.96O acres OF University Of
Texas land IL Andrews, Ward and Winkler counties
and brought into the University Of Texas permanent
fund s~1.134lso. totaling sl5.oOO,oOo. Now is the time
to throw all the shacks on the campus into the river
bottom. Make Texas university the first Of its kind
in the American commonwealth.