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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
MOVIE SIDELIGHTS

York stage cast. And "A. Edward
Sutherland. who piloted Oakie in
The Social Lion" directed this one
too.
No Oakie starring picture is COM
plete without a song put over by
the star in his own inimitable way.
Those who remember his singing of
Alma Nanny" in "Sweetie" will
look forward TO hearing him sing Il
Wish l Could Sing a Love Song" in
The Sap from Syracuse"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08

utmost their proficiency in the cul-
mary art, in preparing daintieS and
appetizers to tickle the palates Of
the most exacting. Refreshments OF
all kinds will be served. including
ice cream. sodas, fancy pastry and
fruits.
The Mexican curio and flower
booths have maiy attractive novel
ties and souvenirs on hand. The
Izaak Waltons can divert them
selves to their hearts content at
he fishpond. Among the other at
fractions the Red Cross and Post
Office will be much in evidence.
Miss Cueto Withdraws
The beauty contest which has
created such interest and enthus-
iasm during the past three weeks
will be carried ond uring the three
nights Of the KermeSse. Great act
ivity is expected from the admirers
and well-wishers of the contestants.
The constituents of each candidate
are fighting tooth and nail that
their respective choice carry off the
coveted honor and prize.
1t is regretted that due TO the
grave illness of a near and dear rel
alive Of Miss Estella Cueto. 1t was
deemed necessary to withdraw her
name from the list Of ants
The candidates on the firing line
are the Misses Elisa Barreda. Ora
ciela Blake. Herminia Garibay and
Ernestina Owens. The race up TO
now has been 50 evnnlv contested
that II Is very difficult TO select
even a probable winner.
The popularity contest has Gre
ated much interest and much ex-
element is predicted from this
source.
If the results are In proportion
to the efforts expended by the self
sacrificing parishioners Of the I'M
maculate Conception church, rhe
Kermesse will be a huge success.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
RELIEF PLANS
TAKING SHAPE
Secretary Hyde to Back
Move for Feed Loan
For Livestock

WASHINGTON, Aug. 8 -tP-
Despite a less pessimistic view OF
the extent Of drought damage by
Secretary Hyde. official observa-
tons on the protracted dry wave
continued gloomy today as the gov
eminent forged ahead with relief
plans.
j. B. Kincer, chief of the divis-
ion Of agricultural meteorlory, said
not only the end Of the drought was
not in sight but 1t was most unlike
ly 1t would be broken simultaneous
ly in many places.
Il don't like calling this a catas-
trophe but I don't like to think
what may happen if the drought
isn't broken within the next two
weeks he said.
The official weather bureau report
OF conditions added: There is no
indication at the present time OF a
break in the warm weather"
While the general relief plans Of
the administration awaited returns
from the nation county-by-county
survey of the agriculture depart
ment@promised for Monday a
clearcut policy Of furnishing credit
to the cattle grower for the pur-
chase of feed was put forward by
Carl Williams of the far mboard-
His plan is not yet farm board
policy and cannot be put into force
until other members Of the board re-
turn here for a conference. How
ever, IL was understood TO be sup
ported by grain Sterilization Off
Gals.
williams proposes that feed dis
tribution agencies, or other corpo-
rationS formed for the purpose, UNI
derwrite grain to be delivered TO
individuals in exchange for the
latter's notes, properly endorsed
and accompanied by sufficient col
lateral. The grain would be fur
nished In car lots at market prices
by the grain sterilization 'orpora-
ton, arranging easy payments e
one or two years. This grain, ne
said, would be replaced out Of the
1880 CROP in uniformity with the
policy Of not placing the corpora
tons stocks on the market in COM
petition with current grain. The
whole project could be put into ef-
feet in four days, he said.
The department Of agriculture,
meanwhile, was sending question
naires TO all county farm agents
asking for the number of families
needing aid to carry livestock over
the winter and the quantity OF feed
available nearby. The agents also
were asked to suggest measures OF
relief.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
Irrigation Company
Elects E. B. Olson
lSnecial to tht Heraldl


MERCEDES, Aug. ed B.
Olson Of this city. has been elected
a director and secretary and treas
urer Of the American Rio Grande
Land and Irrigation company. with
offices at Elsa. at a meeting Of the
board of directors held this week.
Mr.. Olson was elected 10 fill the
place Of John G. Jones Of the city,
who recently resigned to accept a
position as vce-president OF the
Edinburg State Bank and Trust
company.
Other directors or the company
are Harry L. Seay, Clarence E. Linz.
II. B. Seay, w. F. Shaw, d. w.
GlaSscock, John A. Phelan and F.
+. Florence of Dallas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
MANY TO MAKE
MEXICO TRIP
Veslaco c. of G. Announces
Eleven Signed Against
August Is

lORE(AaA w 4A@ AANAA@Af
wESLACO, Aug. 8.-Eleven VAL
lev folks have signed up for the
Monterrey-Saltillo trip to Mexico
that Is being considered by the
chamber Of m here. Among
those going are Miss OrNelia Byars
and Miss Marie Larson from Ray
mondville; Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Will
coxon, Of Harrington; l.. +. Boiling.
wife and son. OF San Benito. Others
are from Edinburg and Weslaco.
This trip Is made In automobiles
owned mostly by those who want
to make the trip. Indications are
that there will be ample room for
those without cars, in ears of others
that will make the trip. but do not
have full carloads. OF course. those
signing up first will - '-en pre-
ference in insuring rides. The
nominal cost Of $3.50 Is made for
transportation, when members OF
the party do not have their own
cars To those without cars the ac-
tual cost Of the trip is between
$1,000 and $1,000. while to those
going in their own cars the cost
per person will be less than $4,000.
plus the cost Of gas and oil for the
car. Nv
This caravan departs early Fri
day morning. August Is. az arrives
at Monterrey late that afternoon.
FRIDAY and Saturday nights are
spent in Monterrey ~-' Sunday
night Is spent in Saltillo. The party
returns to the Valley Mordav night.
Some members have stated that
they will remain for longer periods
than the four days. This will make
the fourth trip condr|.Ad hv the
Weslaco Chamber Of Commerce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08

WASHINGTON That game
with balls and sticks which keeps a
lot Of folks I'D late az night is not
golf. in the opinion Of Chief Justice
Alfred A. Wheat Of the district SUI
preme court. He ordered an owner
Of a course to pay 500 A year IL
censing fee instead OF the SIS a dav
charge golf courses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
AT QUEEN

The day Of Western pictures is
far from being over. judging from
the enthusiastic reception accorded
Tiffany's all-talking feature, Near
the Rainbow's End" starring Bob
Steele, which opens Friday at the
Queen theatre.
Near the Rainbow's End" Is a
story of those bloody days in the
old west when cattlemen and sheep
raisers battled fiercely for possess
sion of the ranges. The star, Bob
Steele, noted for his superb horse
manship, is cast as Jim Bledsoe, son
Of a cattleman who fences in his
ranges to keep out the sheep Of his
neighbor. Tug Wilson. a sheep
raiser. Buck Rankin, played by AL
Ferguson, foreman at wilson's
ranch, declares he will ignore Bled-
soe's fences, cutting the wires If
necessary
Ruth Wilson 0ouise Lorraine),
daughter of Tug and sweetheart Of
Jim, warns Jim Of Bucks plans.
Buck and his gang capture Jim and
tie him 10 a tree and proceed to
cut the fences. Wilson, although a
sheep man, agrees that old Bledscoe
is right in thus protecting his range
and is killey by Buck for interior
ing. Buck then cleverly throws the
blame for the murder on Jim. How
it all turns out and how peace once
more comes = the country Is graph
ically shown in a most interesting
picture.
The use OF dialogue vastly i'm
proves the story. Also, it permits
Steele to prove that he is a singer
as well az a Western star of note.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08

NEW ORLEANS The feather
buster is the campaign emblem Of
Senator Joseph z. Ransdell. It
has been used by his opponents in
poking fun az his whiskers. but he
has accepted II as "a grand old en-
blem OF a matchless race Of women.
viewing 1t as a mandate to clean
ND things"
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

nominee but f strong candidate like Governor Franklin n Roosevelt Is uomn tcd. with tho prospect Of ruryin2 New York ~tal" aud some other Northern states. -ho prospect of rnfoviu2 the toavc~ and fishes 0: victory w,lI tar outweigh ark of r.lj@h for the W-- nra@na0r \s has -om-um.$ rapn~ursl Victory wilt 1ooa more important 'hao plaf .anm mauH G.~u5.* no maro" ~ro Hamoue- .>.rH ~oH'h ruar Inaa~ faat rh, N,@ror~ gow1Iaho" viii not os aLlo~,d ro -a hold of ...v o1 .H. ~hls" uau-s ltueoe
 M a. ~A:-h t~ mnr. or f=@ ~}aro- ..e.. Gan in eoafonmtty with prps- mi 1r.na~. 1t is a. Ir:eat certain that with a Republican depression 10 ts. down. rrysaulaod Wee-Dry G~-a. ~renehn4 into thn machinery of tnc Republican party. and d strong D.moeraur candidate able tc ..rnr vHh htm r&n n"-uJ o| ~'oo'- or- af Naa York Sra-.. thn 1a"- ..a-@5=o will @-ad D h. on" of 1h" ...~- -haas .<.r un or ar tha To- lur"4 FoHnS
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
HGW BRITAIN SOCIETY
 IN 1:3# YORK ILLICIT
OiG&uimtion fn.#rr~r1 nr iprmr' Kc.:,;clt~ nG Ibi~ City !Ia~
 f;r-t ItaIl 1prtin~.

Thc New Britain H.4oota.iou o} %a" York. formerly Inc New Bril- @ln high alumni of Kew York. held 1s first formal me".lH2 Of inc c9r- r~nt year at inc hcn" or l. Yahm cr at@ East f-<rh street. Bronx. Nov York;
 The loHo"io~ o0.r,r- ~sro etect- nd: president >L I.r,ehtman. IT, elected: vice rll95G~ur. I. IIrHouiDz: secretary. l. #.hlafar. oraa@nrar J #rucnrmau,
 Four cHnlj6a:cz ter m1yI-h" ]. Wa&Wan. l. G.uauu@-. | Eobrl'@ and J. tj}mc0 rrtr. "n",u.rd
 The na"uo2r Of fha or.anl3t5on is 10 provide q means of roniact h} which former New Hru1jmro4 may kccp in touch with carh other, ns well as to enable thom 0 make new acqUaintances.
 Residents Of This city are invited when visiting ill New York to get in touch with the secretary. Mr. SchIafcr. 14G5 G0th street. Brooklyn,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
COMMUNISTS AND
 POL'CE N CLASH
...u "0A Officers and RoliCai3
 il S5va7t1 Encounter

N.w Nor.. Nov. g5 lP-ro}t-. .u. rau..uutt- u,s.- rouHal~@cDss -ls. from u.sri.- suffered in au- ...r- n.".h 1t ua4 rh,. @.vou.n -G- um..r 3u ... same >ic.HrE within
 ut t5 ,uu"Ha+ts arr :>,1. n* ...~. H..t .a .:n ard t.n- otH"a- d. # ,"@,5 na. rJo1 occurred dor.nE .. .}.au@ rush hour Hr~tr~da> .@ Hont o@ 8 8a.ou cafeteria in "r.,
 luuas,r- Q. r5n po'.c.men l"'lI,I .Jotn uaa -.r.- for G+r--m muur,-. .Hfn2uG tn~. u.2ra clubs anI nar@.u@ with tnrfr horses. until th" .ob gI~l4, s.I
 H#. erc"d aa..n .-...~.. VI ,.u@ th. #ra-zI~ cnat.I a tranr. ...:. 4h1,H a~ uo. Hn-au4led for
 ." "H HaH- ouu. aud eoia- .".ir~ t".u -u"-~.a i#.5.ns and H'4 .au no ona "a- z"r.ouais ju-
 Tn. d,mo#-.rafaon Aa~ prot. f -. .r.t t#- raG,.r~..'S "tnnIoynr"' n1 r"loa labor and a-a.nsf 4 rcrrn-
 .urtio. r".mh" commu1i@.- 5oEa ue..au@ H." n!ao".
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

darkest 5* mrtely roo bad, and "" u. ~rro that ra~ .hou~"nd~ Hoo voted ror anu Tor oor reason Or sn- a.aa~ vo#1d ho disappointed in hnn u.r. h. to u.~.tu. ahou dl-@"2 hro .a. nt>.S strong hoz Tor money .a u.o: au .uar@~nry ra had 70 taaH in Hah.r-.
 ~#- Mayor n"~ H..H a#.o@t> .n. r .sorrn4 ro ra1-, o r,ltsr euaa aod ...- ~.r.r-ied tn ma~.n@ p fair @tat' Fl. " The runa maN aro@ 10 t"o of .#.... .m.~ ifs w.s,m dimensions -aE ar 1.a-r has @.r.'d +o maE a n.r. o+ ;n" pualfr ~..fer "onsro.~. N"..r.r .n.~ raa3 "rH os mor- ....t<" m aehGnn- ills wupoer ..an taa tabled .arm rejot o' )"r Hoo>er aaminj~tratton remains 10 @a. @-u: a. ali rtan:~. re uroha1IE 4ru no. go lar enough and mor" ..o~.r ":u #-ri 10 '". o"t@jnr1
 ]. #~ ... ar>'s w"nl>:t ..aN ro ......r: -"...r.n- "~ 'a. na' oH .'~ ... rro"Hua'. nn=IHaH+- om. ."r o. ..- ru> r"n "moHut~ 10 s9.a."an. w.n mon.E r.9a"s......d .'< .o.-Ha# "Hn or il mH- "o"td 2o a .aa~ui..H.n. dsan.. n pro. @tr4 .n. r.'... ~.ua.f. !. .- r-at fc .GotH ,..rz f.a~+.+.l,. n,##oa r"aEo" .a. arrIa#"oa ot g. "a> for r.l..' a rpo-.S. atr 'Hr. 1&"r m.ruod van o. 4-e:u,4d and intimately may aa<. 10 na Inc laal -'~p- r 90. NC -anyy .".ro will '- no. a single 'a>- ,sy-r. -Itn,r direct or tnttroef. "ho aH .aa. nuhra-. #' 'h" method
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
DOCTORS PROPOSE
 CANCER BURIAL.
C.e1eI3Ij Man Would Examine
 t.ow Cures Tried

r.s.Huua Nov. -- ForuutJou n. @.o#p ot eonPaau' @rlcn,," 5.n #o #s.r 'u" pHhIto informed .ss .4 #..s'4 E" r#i" aoou. c4#.rr eur.+. r-n.. Il. .. and a}1->Htors. Gs tHr pr.. posi- that llr Itol.rc j May D, tl.>.land president of 'ta I;ad.olp. @.ral soor+g of North America. VIII :aIs. 10 tha mnual e9rHen'ioa c: ehat o~-aalz1.on d, Los An@oIes
 tr. Hug u.@9a .ua- announromcn' .olar ..E.n- that Ia" puuhe is J"- 9s= 9n>I.d h@ rh" nnurrouz 1r. @ol4r.Mnnts oT raH~cr rrcs tha; come oa- ryer= yeor.
 ArrorgH4 -0 ur. NaGs plan lin .t.nIHo men would be- selected from #srn or-aH.zas5on- u~ thc El- .Eo}o=iral society," tu' Amarioaa 1,-dtraI a-sorjatlon. and ghr Artcrt- a#H roIlr.n Of Surgeons
 Tae= would r"@m.u- ln~ .i1m- Q. ta, 45sg0>rr@r for his r-m.d all sH"n @nnounr4 la the public pre-. .na' maE h, ,&unrfrI ot +.
 I1r. May >-ld that ttr rroportlg" o. n.a..r eases cured today ."@ mu. l ~nraseg than fh" rHnGa ordnara.. -apyo@as, eeneeIaIl@ in tbo.a ras, .hal aro not too "r advanced"
 "In ,as"~ "hor. treatment E =alH.d ~arI". 7o pr cent Of the rs .uts e3N they ar> rured.' rt~ MaN said The percentage ia rnr> h2 "Ncu. iho cancer I4 treated d.rrc# ir In cancer of rh" lip lh. F gceu. u@ts i= 1ppro>Uu"fri3 H5.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
25 Years Ago To-day

Many choice wines and liquors are on 4aI" in inc city for ThanhsgiNn2 tar.
 ruc Amrrican Hosiery 70. l"s nrun awarded " diploma ot nigh :.-"rJ by tn" %t. Louis c.,nosition for rhr ~gccIlcuc> Of ifs goods
 Now Haven high defeated tn" L"- a;r high school football team today at Electric field in the plaEoG of ta" protested game. The victory gives New Haven tine state title which thu locaIs really won two weeks ago,
 X protest has been entered against the present trolley service between Berlin. New Britain and PlalnvIile,
 Further work in the organizatio i Of the Visiting Nure association was completed at Il meeting Of the d. rnctors held yesterday
 The common council is getting things in readiness for the torma Installation of the new government ~"%t enrin@ \ mor"r''m IS ch a--s.c f~ r.a".t tfc~-r -7 landcrs lf 1rr n-II a~ q r-.-a.3.5a'" f"r th" r9n lau .1t"i cits s Gi=1 ls25cr.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
ITALY AND \ .AE

I.r.mur Nu~@oI5urS lat-st mf. <... eor ,on-ompafon otnSn3 of nalz 0a- in great @on'r@@' to stat'- n.a.s h.. hd mad. for door roH- sumption bat th5ea 4t th" sans" umr reached rh- columns o1 n""~- nauars in other lands.
 IT.. Italian dictator appears 70 know his busln>@@. In ora'r 10 f." ap his .omnatrlor~ h., l"e- fly @rra- "3on. eueulaeI to aroa<. .Itm rr53. aua their f.r-rm"#'ioa 10 l" 4r.at folks .n tn. @or.1 To for~i-m ". uepurar m"n 'ne .o>' Is nor" rc- s.r~tn,d. falg. ". .old a" An".eHn ..r.a.. will nos-t mi .41. q "4r wra ua:.oo has ~a" 1:*: for con- ....r" h. 4-.Hr.-G. m.~I~ ju.l.d H= 10 h.. u- Ha~@ if -e"."a.H at-. .,.t.- -.a afs.. -"r.
 E>nH.n o+ r'a . ~."...... ."- a~ w".* .... aaa.l uo. .uis ..#.-.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
Facts and Fancies
By Robert QuilIrn

ny IAODfit 'tHlli'll
 These are the times that ttN mems stomach Innings.
 Money isn't oyery;hu-. but ifs fine only thing that keeps law hresG,- ing iron, being q crime.
 When business dola como back. it ran tell us whether Dante@ report nas correct.
 Thr dar of chlyalr> i> gone when .ay poIn"a' mau in America beats lady out or a Senate seat
 Why shouldn't L-&jo -cr a prize for h. Swedish translation Of hi@ books? Old Omar -ots credit for gItz=eraId's work.
 Youngsters were desprraer 0jtn- n#H monry in inc old days. 'oo-- ~1 d. .,~rat" they aouall2 @ora.d for
 rH.r.. uo,an2 vcra. than rrar&- r5 rruM',a ln urd Uf.@- il ,- hoion'' in fine political bunN.
 %onm4 nna uui' it, #aa~ TT o3d-.a-h5on.d -yrrrtI >.o-" aHrt na-" a rra.r#irf.on counter
 Tjr n.mo~"tr party is n.ur1 H., uo-..u. People u.1rr thj0k about # m"nn until lhrz B.: hard #r
 au-raawem. F..HH2 @ar.a for tG. 0uu hlt}rd M Spain. uG4u@ faa ..am ro Ir,ah }ha other qaar'"r-
 Mala. yoan- t.loa- -:W e.r q :.t4u. lu tm l'& he.aH#. o5 t.. propH~~< '>m tn. meek shall Jn- HerIr 'hc earth.
 Amos u' Ardy hu.r Non th5r luno in history. if on1 aa t0, radio uaseron"rs first rpullr @'r1r.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

strong westerly winds diminishing and backing to southorly Wednesday,
 Forecast for New Haven and Ni- ctnity: Cloudy and colder tonight. Wednesday fair.
 Conditions; N'yus of low pres sure are central this morning over Minnesota and New England, They are causing cloudy and unsettled weather in the northern districts, 5j2,n s0o" or rain has fallen dur 5s- The past 24 hours from North nohota eastward 10 Maine and a& ..r soUlh us Virginia Frosls Wcr" reported .as far south as Galveston.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity cloudy weather followed by fair and -UGhtl\ colder
 'r-,,f44r.,- llrfs y.gfsr,Ir,.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
COMMUNICATED
Aek~ Question Concerning Community Chest
New Britain, Conn.,, Nov. 23, I93u.

Now Britain, Conn.,,
 Nov. 23, 1850, Editor, New Britain Herald. New Britain. Conn. Dear Sir:
 Please allow me few lines 'n your worthy paper concerning the recent Commun5ty Chest drive On the reverse sid" Of fho car.ia distributed durjn~ thr drive o1- sorvod that thc United CommuuI.y Corp. asked for three thousand d"!- lars as its share Of inc total As this money j@ contributed ht the public believe the public is entitled 10 know how and whora this money is sponl and sUGge=t that tho Tinted Community Corp. publish in the columns Of Nour pH- per a full and complete account VI jtS expenditures.
 \ rnNTEIB1' TOR.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
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New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
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 No oua Gao@s "t#f ..H. a# grand .t.s uuG leo. a.@. on ta" s.renssh or aerta"s.a n4 ,sfa" values oa4 naturally woaid look ao' a dacreaze. hut rho equalization plans under ~"< mug r..3y r's'"r" some properly and r@.~. sta "">,+ of other propr~<. aaH if '~ ao:s4.@. that the ars. grand l."s "aH ". .."' nj or ncsr i.z rrsaa Jim .1"". ." tho process.
 The Mayor ~M "" ~.#~ '.. '} lucky if aa cn @.- snra"en his first year in office without $ rf'~ '" '"" lax ratr
 If such d rasy aoalcs. Go"">o'. and ii is shown 10 he due largely 10 efforts made to relieve folks in dis 4ress. it will be the last thing Tor him to lose sleep over. No city, so far as We can judge. is getting through the slump without the eH- pendifure of funds to relieve dis ,ress. directly or f,rdtror.ty, The fac' that ,ea afr~ar e..-u,~ n'aj ol inc ritv 4a,r ....rt a@. .. a i'm" ~'"n lie clce4 ou lhn her54on brca'nr
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
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