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Evening star., 1930-10-03

4, JOHN a. MASSIE, cashier OF the above.
above statement is true to the best Of my
NO" ''s' Join 4. MAss1E. Cashier.
subscribed and sworn swoo61nno to before me this
l't 5sssl5 cay of o'tossT sSELYS isS0 E. MCINTYRE,
Notary Public
LANIER P McLACHLEN,
A. McLACHLEN.
GEORGE MILLER,
Charter M ShPoR sSRs OF ReseSze ResSe' No
OF THE -
OF Il tSs SaTGNA bIsridt 4SS q Columbia
At the close Of business on September "a,
RESOURCES.
I. Loans and discounts. -s2,s3o, 1858
s. United States Government Sc ....
: curities owned d..s'.....,.. 80 600 $4,000
8. Banking house, sls2, ,569.5s
s44.2oS 20 ...t:....i.....'' ~ e' 22s.774ss
. odsS 5SnS And due from banks: sssssss sssssssss g
cash items. ..:...,::..:... l,sosi1
u. S. Treasurer. .......... 12.Soooo
Total .................s s5,6s3 sa7s9
sss!s.s S::i ::;a :;s :G iG:!G
10. Reserves for interest. taxes,
and other expenses accrued
and unpaid ....,.......... $4,000 90
20. Circulating notes outstanding 249O35 90
81. Due to banks. including GER
titled and cashiers checks
outstanding .......,....... 321.AyQE
%. Demand deposits ........... 3,l6T,04S67
%. Time deposits. ............... 1,05S,o2637
Total S5,ss2.S37es
City of Washinston District OF CoiumSis, CiSi IS: ss:
l. ROBERT H. LACEY, cashier Of the
above manned bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the hest OF
my knowledge and belief.
ROBERT II. LACEY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9nd ssy 6SS 9t 4etSbeTE; % Ecd 1872 Notary phu.
Correct-Attest:
John Joy Edison. James A. Messer,
L. Whiting Estes, Joseph H Milane,
c. Fenton Fadsley, John H. Miller,
Albert F. Fox, Waiter s. Pratt. 1r.,
Ernest G. Guy, Frank j. Stryker,
George M. Leimbach, John N. Swartseli,
Evening star., 1930-10-03

RESOURCES.
!. Loans and discounts. 81, ,25e 343 a.
e overdraits -..:...-........ 3lo77S
s. United states Government Sc
curities owned ........... 1000 90
cprities owned .."....e... 80 - sso,Sscss
8. Banking house. S77,2l6.95;
furniture and fixtures,
sso,67e.ls -. .....::.. 1SLsss.is
than banking house. .... g,029 73
9. Cash and due from banks 27e,07i %
10. Outside checks and other
:, cash items ..........e..,. 4.ooo.ol
IA. Other assets ................ 1l,73i.33
Total ...................S2.5s4 So. .5s4, To4.e5
LIABILITIES
is. Capital stock paid in. sl50.OO0.0O
16. surplus ........,............ 1900 90
II Undivided profts-net. 52,3io.63
lS. Reserve for dividends, con-
:, tingencies: etc. .:.......... 2l,Tsi.o2
81. Due to banks, including GER
titled and cashiers checks
outstanding .............. 30.34T67
~. Demand deposits ........... 1,092,S79.93
~. Time deposits .............. l,087,775.40
Total .................s2,5 ,5s4. 7o4.65
Evening star., 1930-10-03
NEW YORK CURB MARKET ss: s.;: . 4: :.::. : ss: xs

Note-An stocks sold in one hundred share lots
exceutnQ those designated by the letter (SOs (25Os)
which shows stocks to be sold in odd lots only.
Evening star., 1930-10-03

The cheese sandwich u . favorite
food In Holland.
Evening star., 1930-10-03
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
DIRK. October 3 R.-

NEW YORK, october 3 Np.-
Pc Pay Hldrs of
Company. Rateriod. able. record.
sS9S ss9sd qloshHs PAi;i 8 SSs Ss ssD s:D g g
CahleS & WireleSk Ltd
Evening star., 1930-10-03
BONDS.

(Cobyrisht. 1880. Standard Statistics Coz
Evening star., 1930-10-03

Charter No. 1925 Reserve District No. g.
OF THE
COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK
OF Washington in the District of Columbia,
at the close Of business on September "a,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06
President Hoover
OFF On Long Tour

HOOVER SPECIAL TRAIN EN-
ROUTE TO BOSTON, Oct. 6.-CP-
The second and more strenuous
portion Of President Hoover's 5000
mile, four speech tour Of the mid
west. east and south. was under
way today as the presidential spe-
cial steamed toward Boston for
two of the remaining three speak
iEg engagements.
The chief executive faced a busy
program In the Massachusetts
metropolis. speeches before the
American Legion and the American
Federation Of Labor annual con-
claves with q luncheon in between
with Governor Allen as host fur
nishing the busiest round of activ-
ity outside Of washington since Mr..
Hoover entered the White House.
Less than four hours separated
the scheduled times for delivery Of
the two addresses. after which the
president planned 10 leave for
Kings Mountain battlefield in
South Carolina. where tomorrow
afternoon he will bring his speak
ing trip to a close with an address
az the sesoui-cenIennial celebra-
ton Of that small but important
revolutionary war engagement.
The presidents train was due IN
Boston more than an hour before
his forenoon Legion speech.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06
VALLEY TRACT
BRINGS PRICE
OF Sl,7OO,OOO
Nevada Company May
Open Lands For
Settlement

HARLINGEN. Oct. 6-Another
great tract OF Valley land will come
under early development as q result
of the completion of a deal by which
the Farm and Home Savings and
Loans Association. OF Nevada, &C
quires title to the well known Adams
tract.
The huge block, comprising a strip
running fourteen miles north from
the river. and about one and one
half miles wide, contains 9,728.5
acres. 1t brought 81. 7O0. 900 includ-
ing 900 acres of developed Valley
land as q part Of the purchase price
Announcement that the deal had
been definitely closed was made on
Monday.
The tract Is considered one OF
the finest and best located pieces
Of land in the Valley. The greater
part Is fine. sandy loan. particular
ly adapted TO citrus growing Lead
ing highways of the Valley cross
the tract. as do the telephone, tele-
graph. power and other public util-
ity lines, making development easy.
S0ubut
The land is not In an irrigation
tract, but II Ii Is not sold soon rs a
block, one will be formed and the
tract sold off in small parcels.
A. M. McLelland Is TO handle the
lSnd as district manager for the
company.
The greater part OF the area Is
virCin land With onlv enn acres an
cultivation. The Arroyo Colorado
crosses 1t. with 2.4O0 cre south OF
the Arroyo; 1900 acres between the
Arroyo Colorado and the Harrington
La Feria highway: 3,l00 acres be-
tween the Harlingen highway and
the Combes highway; and 2,400 acres
north Of the Combes-Santa Rosa
highway.
The deal has been pending for
some time. Many runors OF the
sale OF the tract have been reported
during the years IL has been owned
by the Adams family. and In some
cases the prospective buyers have
gone so far as 70 contract for the
land before the deals fell through.
II has become one Of the best known
Of the big acreages in this section.
Owners of the tract include w. T,
Adamson, Sr., Of Corinth. Miss; w.
r. Adams, Jr.; Winifred Cooper
Adams. Mary Kirk Adams. May
Pearl Scott Adams: Robert G. Lid
don, Anna Orville Liddon, VIII Pate
Young. Cabel wilson Young, and
Thomas Adams Young.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06
Mexico Bidder For
dictionaries Visit

Announcing that he planned 10
bring thousands OF Legionnaires
int Mexico through Brownsville on
his return, Francisco "A. DORA Par
representing the Federated Cham
bers Of Commerce Of Mexico and
acting as special envoy from Presi-
dent Ortiz Rubio. passed through
here for Boston Sunday.
ST.. Paz was travelling By air, ar
irving here about noon. He was met
at the Municipal Airport by O. O.
Richardson and George White. rep
resenting the Brownsville Cham
Der OF Commerce. and lose Cerda
and Ruben Martinez. representing
the Matamoros organization. Mr..
Paz continued on his way shortly
after his rival.
He Is 10 attend the national con-
vention OF the American Legion
which is being held in Boston dur
ing the latter part OF this month
an he explained that he expected
10 persuade many Of the Ler IN
mares to accompany him back to
Mexico on a sidetrip- The local
chamber OF commerce secretar,
said that Mr.. Paz vas very enthu-
siastic. and thought that he could
re several thousand to return 70
the southern Mexico, via Browns
vile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06

Dr. of civil aviation.
Grief-Stricken at the disaster
which in a moment robbed it OF the
mistress OF the air and its finest
air talent. the British government
dispatched Sir John Salmond, air
marshal and chief of staff. to in
itiate an inquiry and determine cir
cumstances and cause OF the cat
aStrophe.
French profters OF cooperation
were accepted. Sir John flew back
to London. leaving Major A. ".
Holt in charge, with the expect
alton that he would re named
president OF the investigating board,
meeting today. He would say moth
ing Of the disaster other than
that there was every reason to
suppose the explosion which de-
stroyed the ship was caused BY the
brusque landing Of the ship.
Bodies Charred
Sir John ordered that every ef-
fort be made to identify the bodies
Continued on page 10
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06
Clear Skies Bring
Cheer To California

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 6.-tP)
Continued warm weather through
out California was forecast for
today and tomorrow after the high
temperatures Of yesterday.
Return of summer weather after
a taste of winter during recent
weeks cheered orchardists and
vineyardists. Clear weather lessen
ed fears Of damage TO crops.
The United States weather bu-
reau. however. sent out warnings
saying high fire hazards prevailed
in the interior Of the state.
Top temperatures recorded yes
terday ranged from 62 in Eureka to
81 IN Los Angeles. San Francisco.
where the mercury reached SO, felt
the warmest day OF the year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06
WATSON PAYS
COUNTY MONEY
Held MISSING
Guilty Plea Brings
Suspended Term
OF Two Years

r. +. watson, Los Fresnos justice
Z the peace charged with misappli-
alton Of s1.5S8.71 in county funds,
loaded guilty in the criminal dis
riot court Monday morning and
Ias given a two year suspended
entence.
The Los Fresnos justice repaid the
1887 in court Monday morning
md his counsel argued for a sus-
,ended sentence. IL was agreed be-
ween his counsel and the prosecu-
ion that he should receive a sus-
pended sentence If the money were
repaid.
A number Of character witnesses
we're placed on the stand and stated
watson had an unblemished repu-
alton for honesty. The prosecution
vas extremely lenient and asked
Tor a suspended sentence also. The
agreement was explained to the Jury
and while it was not binding upon
the Jury TO concur, it did so.
With the exception OF the case
against j. p. Seaman, district clerk,
this cleared the criminal district
docket OF the four indictments
against county officials.
Joe Cunningham, Harlingen JUS
tice or the peace. has resigned and
tic county commissioners court ap-
pointed j. M. Paine in his place.
Cunningham pleaded guilty to fail
ing to make financial reports and
was fined SIS by Judge Cunning
ham.
Monday morning FREDERICK Es-
pinosa was tried or a statutory
charge in the same court and was
sentenced to five years in the state
penitentiary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06
Mel Is Winner
OF Handicap PA

AS a result OF final play Sunday
II. r. Mckay is winner Of the
Brownsville Country club handicap
tournament.
improvement during the COM
~paratively long period over which
the tournament has been played
was held today as the chief
OF the winning player shooting
through a semi-final and final yes
terday 10 finally emerge victorious
over Charlie Pickett 6 up
Mckay was allotted a handicap
Of 80 and meeting Emory Christian
with a handicap OF 80 won one up.
Meanwhile Pickett. with a handi-
cap OF s met and defeated Bill Nc
Davitt, a 80 Handicapped. one up.
But when the final play opened
II found the handicap OF Mckay
too strong, coupled with the i'm
provement IN his game. and Puck
EFT vas defeated up.
This Is one OF a number OF inter
esting tournaments planned by the
country club this year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06
RESCUERS FIND
EXTRA BODIES
More Arms and Legs Show
R-101 Passenger List
Out of Balance

BEAUvAIS. France, Oct. 6-lPi
-Beauvais police today declared
that at least 48 persons died in the
crash and destruction Of the Brit
ish dirigible R-10l, near here sun
day. Forty seven bodies were re-
covered, they said. and one Of the
original survivors died today.
Police figures do not agree with
those Of the air ministry at Lon
don which has insisted that there
we're only 81 persons aboard, of
whom 20 died In the crash. n died
later, and Of whom seven are still
alive.
From the police figures il would
appear that there we're IS persons
aboard. Discovery OF a woman's
shoe with a buckle still attached
made Il appear possible that this
fifty-fifth person was q woman.
Survivors have insisted there
were SO persons aboard.
A shoe and typewriter were found
bv a soldier guarding the scene
Of the disaster. y
Police said they believed that
although no woman figures in the
list OF passengers one or the high
officials travelling in the 7irship
may. al the last moment have de-
cided TO secure services Of a steno-
grapher for the voyage.
Rescue squads found enough arms
and legs in the debris 70 make as
many as two or three more bodies
than the AZ which Law In the chapel
at Alionne. It was said.
The British French commission
Of inquiry into the disaster met al
the town hall but IN strict privacy.
Gendermes refused entrance all
other persons.
One or the sad activities today
vas drawing up Of the death cert
ificateS OF the victims in accord
ance with French law. A solemn
funeral ceremony will be held al
10 a.. m. Tuesday in the historic
cathedral OF Beauvais. II. Laurent
Eynac. French air minister. will be
present and Monsignor Lesenne
Bishop OF Beauvais. will read the
service.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06
EIGHT DIE
Crash In Germany Adds To
Weekend Air Toll

BERLIN, Oct. 6-P-Eight per-
sons were killed when a Lufthansa
passenger plane bound from Berlin
for Vienna crashed today on the
Moorlands near Dresden. The plane
carried a pilot, a mechanic and six
passengers.
The plane was scheduled TO land
at Dresden at $50 a. m, but fell
shortly before in the midst Of the
nearby mocrlands.
The Lutthansa said the disaster
occurred just as the mach. ne was
preparing TO make a gliding descent
down to the Dresden landing place
Two women persisted In the ac-
cident; their names were given as
Fraulein Bluemel and Frau Graefe.
Names Of the other four dead pas
sengers r p. w. Blackwell, Foeld-
es, KNITTED and Kuehnelt.
The pilot was Erich Pust, with
long service with the Lufthansa.
Max LANCE was the mechanic. Sew
en- of the eight occupants died in
stantlv, and the eighth as he was
being taken to q hospital
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06
Heavy Wind Damages
1880 Apple Crop

HALIFAX, ~. s.. Oct. 6-tPl-
A northeast gale. accompanied by
heavy rain. which swept Nova SEQ
tia during the weeks end caused
extensive damage TO the apple crop.
disrupted communication ard
wrought havoc among small craft
Growers estimated a loss OF more
than 100000 as the result OF
thousands Of barrels of ripe apples
being torn from trees In the An
napolis valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06
Martial Law Over
Brazil Declared

RIO DE JANEIRO, Oct. 6.-tP-
Owing to the gravity Of the situa-
ton brought about by the revolt to
the southwark. President Washing
ton Luis Oday decreed martial law
throughout Brazil until December
81.
This follows similar action sat-
urday when the government pro-
claimed a state Of siege IN the
states Of Rio Grande DO sui and
Minas Geraes, where the revolution
originated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06
COUNTY fees
SUIT OPENED
AGAINST FOX
Plea Of Abatement
Entered By Tax
Collector

A 4o-page plea Of abatement vas
introduced in the civil district
court Monday when Cameron coun-
tvs Ease against J. J. Fox. county
tax collector, got under way before
Special Judge Z. K. Leslie.
The county Is seeking Judgment
against Fox for fees which 1t cle Is
Is due 1t from his office. The fees
in question are said to represent Q
large sum. Numerous similar suit
are now under way ! other por-
tons Of the state. Severe '7ter-
pretations have been placed on the
oil fee bill and 1t Is In the differ
ence or these interpretations that
tn law suit has arisen.
One Of the chief arguments In
the plea OF abatement Is he allega-
ton that the suits were lot filed
by the district or county attorney,
but by special attorneys. All OF the
suits against Fox were filed a num-
Der Of years ago. M. r. Hall. pres
ent county attorney. is aiding
special counsel. II. L. Faux in the
suits. although all we're filed before
his term OF office began. Under
the law. prior shortages Gre sup
posed to be collected by private at
torneys.
The law firm OF Seabury George
and Tavlor Is representing Fox
while his sureties are represented
by West and Hightower.
Indications were that he trial
would be long drawn out In case
the plea IN abatement was not
allowed by Judge Leslie. Special
Attorney Faux Is seeking TO con-
solidate all the cases against Fox,
but Judge Leslie has not ruled on
this matter as yet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06
Six Pay Fines

Six persons were fined in the
Brownsville city corporation court
Monday On varying charges OF
drunkenness. Five OF them we're
fined SIS each and the sixth SIS.
All Of the parties pleaded guilty.
one was charged with driving a
car while under the influence Of
liquor. two with disturbing the peace
one with resisting an officer, and
the others with being drunk.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06
Funeral Rites For
Cristian On Monday

Funeral services Tor Julian CT
tan, aged So, are 70 be held at
4:3o D. m. Monday at the Imma-
culate Conception church. with in
terment FRI the city cemetery Girls
tan died al his home Sunday
afternoon. He leaves his widow and
one sister. Funeral arrangements
were handled By Cara n1ortua-y.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06

z-Batted for Watkins In 9th.
Runs batted in: Foxx 2. TWO base
hits. Wilson. Home run, Foxx, Sac
rIiice. Grimes. Double play. Adams
10 Frisch to 3ottomley. Left on
base. st. Louis 8: Philadelphia 5.
Base on balls. off Grimes 3 Dykes.
Moore. Cochrane): Earnshaw 3 (Gil-
bert 2. Hafey), off Grove / BLADES.
Struck out. by Grimes 2 Bishop 2.
Boley. Cochrane, Earnshaw. Foxx.
Miller: by Earnshaw 8 Watkins.
Bottomley 2, Adams. Hafey): by
Grove 2 (Bottomley, Gelbert). Hits
off Earnshaw 2 in 7 innings; off
Grove ! In 2 innings. Winning pitch
er. Grove. Umpires. Moriarity. plate:
Rigler. first base; Geisel. second
base; Reardon, third base. Time
1853.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06
Escaped Prisoner
Still AT Large

Search for Nicolas Moran. who
escaped from prison In Matamoros.
;oday had failed 10 return the man
20 custody.
Moran. with one other, was held
IN prison for the murder OF Samuel
5hong. Shinese baker. Action or
recommendations for his execution
we're being awaited from the gov
srnor when Nicolas made his escape
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06
Etiquette Wanes
Before Holes
In One

MONTREALs-Amld rejoicing
over protection. violation Of
golf etiquette has been forgot
ten In this instance. II. 4. Walk
er, playing a singles match at
the St. Margaret Country club.
holed his tee shot at the 161-
yard eighth hole. Taking his
ball gleefully out Of the cup
before his opponent had put
ted. he waved excitedly at two
players on the tee. They thought
it was an invitation to go
through. w. Z. Baldwin pro-
ceeded to hit right into the pair
on the green, right into the cup
in fact.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06
Blackbirds Keep Port Sign
Dozen Supposed Pests Wait Until Current
Is Turned Off Then Gobble Bugs

Blackbirds that know not to pick up bugs around en- electrical sign until
the current in turned off.
That Is the latest boast OF the employees OF the municipal airport.
Blackbirds are usually pests and downright nuiSances. but out at the air
port they ire. according to Peter Heinz, a big help to their country.
The birds raise a merry racket with their cawng. waking one I'D in the
morning, and they are decided pests in the fields when they eat seeds and
fruit. But Tom whnmire, an emp0ye Of the Pan American company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06
River Floods Texas Town
Houses Washed Away at Brady With Water
Creeping In Houses In Business Section

BRADY, Texas, Oct. 6-tP-Flood waters from the Brady river were
spreading through the business section Of Brady today and the water was
four feet deep in places. Several small houses along the river had been
washed away, but. no loss Of life had been reported.
This river. normally harmless, winds along through town within two
blocks Of the business district. Steadily rising, the water had reached the
court house plaza and business men were making plans to protect merchan-
disc 1t was reported that a seven foot rise was coming down the river. which
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06
Wichita Flooded

WICHITA FALLS, Oct. 6.-GP-
Wichita Falls had received 5-88
inches Of rain for the so hours end
ing at 8 a. m. today. and 1t still was
raining. Reports said the rain had
extended over the entire north
western part Of the state and most
OF Oklahoma.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06
ABILENE MAN
Is ROAD CHIEF

AUSTIN, Oct. 6.-R-Resigna-
ton OF Il. :. Sterling as chairman
OF the state highway commission
and appointment Of w. r. Ely OF
Abilene to succeed him as chairman
was announced today by Governor
Dan Moody. ID. X. Martin OF San
Antonio was appointed a third
member OF the commission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06
Beaumont Porter
Robbed of $4,000

BEAUMONT. Oct. 6.-tF-Walter
King. negro porter for a large store
here, was held up and robbed Of
$4,000 cash and checks. receipts Of
the store, on q busy corner. while
scores looked on today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06
Valley Citrus to be
Shown at Convention

Especial 70 n Herald
HARLINGEN, Oct. 6.-Joha T..
Floore plans 70 leave Monday even
ing for San Antonio, where he will
supervise "a citrus exhibit being
placed III the Plaza Hotel for the
National Hotel Mems Association
convention
Placing OF the exhibit was author
lied and Is being sponsored by the
Valley Chamber OF Commerce sec
retaries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06

thinks Otherwise, Mr.. Heinz related
Monday.
Upon completion Of the enormous
leo sign al the airport, the sign
that Is reputed to be the largest
OF it, type in the world, the power
full ut attracted and then killed
thousands upon thousands OF bugs
that cluttered 1t UP and ~endanger-
ed efficient operation. Short cir
cults might be caused by the hordes
OF dead bugs And Ii was Mr.. Whit
mire's duty to clean them out Of
the sign every morning.
Dozen Customers
But now he doesn't have to do
this. The sign. which can be seen
for rs miles. Ii Is said, burns all
night. Early every morning q dozen
blackbirds line up on the ROOF "
an adjacent house. and wait .or
the current to be turned off. Imme-
diately the current Is stopped, the
blackbirds, with much cawing and
excitement, make a bee-line for the
bugs, and before ar hour has pass
ed, wobbley away. their craws full.
And the neo sign is usually clean.
There are now exactly II steady
customers. Mr.. Heinz said, and the
number Is increasing as days pass.
The local man. who installed the
neor claims that Mr.. Whitmire
trained the blackbirds In order to
save himself the trouble or clean
ing each morning. and Mr.. Whit
mire will say neither yes nor no,
but admits that he Is grateful to
them.