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rots IL. parsley 4, lettuce !, spinach
!, turnips 2, total Oil cars. Freight
movement to date this season:
Fruit 1914. vegetables 1919, total
1928; TO same ay last season:
Fruit 1872, vegetables 65as, total
1860 cars.
Carlot shipments OF entire Unit
ed States reported Thursday, Feb.
20:
0ncludes cars billed from mid
night to midnight.)
Cabbage: Arizona 2, California
10. Florida %. New York 10, Texas
III. Utah ], total U. S. los cars.
Carrots: Arizona /. California
30, Illinois !. Michigan I, New York
10, Texas %. Washington /, total
y. s. 66 cars.
Spinach: California /, South
Carolina ?, Texas II, total u. s. A
cars.
Grapefruit: Arizona 2. California
!. Florida S6, Texas !. total U. s.
80 cars
Mixed vegetables: Texas 70, 9TH
ers 90. total u S. 142 cars.
auuIlloIlhl r. ~. =. information
reported Thursday, Feb. 20:
Rochester, N. Y. (Western New
York points,: Min. so degrees,
Max. go degrees. clear.
Cabbage: Light wire inquiry. de-
mand slow. market dull. Carloads
FOB usual terms-Danish type bulk
per ton very few sales SIS. Season
practically ended.
Carrots: Light wire inqsiry, de-
mand slow, market dull. Too few
sales reported to quote.
San Antonio. Texas CSouth Tex
as points: Warm. clear.
Spinach: Haulings light. Light
wire inquiry. demand light. market
dull and somewhat unsettled. Bush
Ell baskets Savoy very few sales
carloads FOB cash track 35c: usual
terms 40-45c. Most shipments roll
ed unsold.
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Mercedes to Get
New Talkie Theater
ecial to The Herald.

Especial TO Inc Aeralop
MERCEDES. Feb. 2l.-Mercedes
ifs 10 have a talking movie. accord
ing to T. 3. Noble Of Dallas. OF
Tie PublK Theatres, who Is now In
the Valley.
Mr.. Noble Is In Mercedes making
arrangements for remodeling the
Empire theatre here with the view
OF installing the latest talking
movie equipment.
Wori: is expected to begin on re-
modelling the theatre within the
next two weeks and will be rushed
to completion as rapidly as pos
sible.
The Empire theatre building Is
owned by Mrs. Carrie M. Stuart OF
this place.
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Truck


No report will be issued tomor-
row. February %. account OF legal
holiday
i. o. 3. shipping point informa-
ton reported Thursday. Feb. 20:
Lower Rio Grande Valley points:
Warm. partly cloudy.
Cabbage: Haulings moderate.
Moderate wire inquiry, demand
moderate, market steady. Carloads
and In mixed cars FOB usual terms
round type bulk per ton mostly
$50; crates $~3.25-3.50; lettuce crates
k2.85-3.O0. Carloads and in mixed
cars FOB cash ~track-Tound type
bulk per ton mostly SIS: crates
s3.00-3.25; lettuce crates S2.60-3.00.
Truckloads cash to growers-bulk
per ton mostly $50. few $50.
Carrots: Haulings moderate.
Moderate wire inquiry, demand linn
tied, market about steady. Car
loads asd in mixed cars FOB usual
terms-crates ~sl.25-i.60, mostly
$l.35-1.50: bushels s0.90-l!00. Car
loads and in mixed cars FOB cash
track-crates few sales ~s1.25-1.40.
Beets: Haulings moderate. Mod
crate wire inquiry, demand moder-
ate, market steady. Carloads and
IN mixed cars FOB usual terms very
few sales - crates mostly $225;
bushels "sl.50-1.60. In mixed cars
FOB cash track-crates mostly
$2-25; bushels Sl-50-1.60. In mixed
cars FOB cash track-crateS most
ly 81. 10000.
Primary destinations OF Lower
Valley movement reported Thurs
day. Feb. 20:
Cabbage: 3S Houston; % st.
Louis; IL Shreveport: 6 Chicago! 5
each Memphis. New York: 2 Fort
WORTH! / each Birmingham, Dali
las. Tulsa, Shawnee. Texarkana,
Cleveland. Baton Rouge. Detroit,
Huntington, Richmond. Brookhav-
en-, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Toron-
to. Brooklyn, Jersey City.
Carrots: 6 each Philadelphia. St.
LoAy; S Houston: 4 New York: 2
C0Eeago. Parsley: l each New
York. Chicago.
Beets: 3 st. Louis: 2 each Chi
cago, New York, Philadelphia; /
each Boston, Shreveport.
Spinach: 4 New York: 2 each
Houston, Fl. Worth; ] each Kan
Bas City, Denver.
Turnips: 2 st. Louis; ] each
Houston. Kansas City.
Mixed vegetables: % Houston;
o st. Louis: 4 New York: 3 Mem
phis; 2 each Philadelphia. Dallas.
Chicago; l each Beaumont, Fort
Worth, Austin. Coffeyville. Ray
vile, New Orleans. Little Rock. Jop-
lin, TT. Smith. Evansville. Cincin-
pativ Winston-Salem Jersey City,
Utica, Shreveport, Hazleton, Har-
an. Nacogdoches.
Lower Rio Grande Valley move
lnent reported Friday morning.
Feb. 81:
Grapefruit /. cabgage 90. vege-
tables 60. carrots %. beets and car
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Tickets on Sale
For Cowboy Band
(SDecial to The Iferald.)

Especial to The Eerald.)
HARLINGEN, Feb. 2l.-Ticket
sale for the appearance here March
4 Of the famous Cowboy Band,
Inc, started Thursday.
Reserved seats mey be secured at
the chamber Of commerce office
here.
The Cowboy baad will appear at
the Fair Park auditorium the eve-
ming Of March !. 1t Is a nation
ally known baud Of entertainers,
and will tour Europe after the pres
ent tour.
II was formerly the Simmons
College Cowboy band. and as such
achieved considerable fame.
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Perfect Rotary Mark
Of Attendance Breaks
Especial to The Herald

SAN BENITO. Feb. 2l.-A four
year perfect record in Rotary at
tendance, one OF the few perfect
ones in the Valley for that length
OF time and the only one here. was
broken this week when j. z. Bell.
chamber of commerce secretary
here. vas unable to attend any
other club before Thursday.
Bell missed last Thursday be-
cause he was in San Antonio at
the differential hearing.
This week he was called to San
Saba by the death Of his father-in-
law. and failed to make up atten-
dance.
He had a perfect record since he
became a member of the club here.
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Louisiana Pastor
Sought by Church
Special to The Herald.)

bFCNAhI % TIC ItEI dIUtT
SAN BENITO. Feb. 2l.-Rev. w.
NJ. Willard Of Belcher. La. who
preached TO the Presbyterian con-
gregation here last Sunday, was in
vited to accept the local pastorate
at a congregational meeting We'd
nesday night.
No reply has been received fsSm
Rev. Belcher.
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Harrington to Start
Tree Planting Drive

4 uAPLINGEN. Feb. 81. - This
! rifv's tree planting campaign VIII
Ell under way In a few days, ac-
cording 70 Mrs. W. M. Hundley,
Chairman OF the committee in
charge. ,,
with Mayor Sam Bolts. and coop
Grafton Of the city was PROMISED
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HARLINGEN. Feb. 21.-Miss VIII
ma scott. Is. Of Santa Rosa, Is IN
the hospital here from a fractured
leg. suffered when an automoolle
driven bv her mother, Mrs. ". x.
Scott. ran over her.
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HELP

WANTED - AMERICAN housekeeper.
Plain cooking. no laundry work. good
wages. Mrs. A. s. Anderson. Il Jardin
District. Kiss
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FOR SALE
MODERN STUCCO HOUSE

5 rooms, bath, and sleeping porch. All modern
conveniences. Located at 2031 W. Madison.
Call 1305-W for appointment.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE

GOOD PLAYER PIANO
Slightly used player piano. standard
make. guaranteed first-class. Reduced
S375. Write box SCI. Brownsville. for
particulars. Y223
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REAL
FOR SALE

1-Acre Grapefruit Grove
just outside OF city limits. City
water. gas. and electricity. Ex-
cellent domestic. Call w. nj.
Egan, i395-W. Zi53
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Ethics Discussed

SAN BENITO. Feb. 2l.-The eth
les OF Rotary were discussed by DR..
Z" meeting of the
club here Thursday.
-
L~ONDON.-George Horatio Nell
son Charles Frederick MOrgel. a
clerk. made a confession when ar
rested for b!gamy.
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FOR SALE
6-Year-Ol Bearing
Grapefruit Grove

at sacrifice. 10 acres 4 miles east
of Brownsville or bank Of beautiful
resaca. Small house. barn. imple-
mentS, and mules. S12. 500. The best
buy in the Valley. Call w. M. Egan,
Rio Grande Valley Trust Co. Home
phone l398-W. Kiss
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STORE

Glass show cases. counters, safe.
cash register. scales. and other
fixtures for sale cheap II taken
before 25th. See them at Hays
Transfer and Storage Co, San
Benito, and make rue written
offer this week. Ralph A.
Dunkelberg. Seabury. George
and Taylor Co, Brownsville,
Texas. Zl5(
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LOST-Pigskin case containing gents
toilet articles. Missouri Pacific station.
February 18th. Substantial reward tor
reurn and no questions asked. Return
20 Herald. zl70
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For Subj Division
100 Acres

school and closer 70 Brownsville
than the exclusive Los Ebanos
Subdivision. Winding resaca rum
ming through property offering
natural lake front sites for sub
division. This property is for sale
by owners and can be bought ct a
very attractive price. Henson-Lo-
max a. Houston and Brownsville
Development co. W-l9l
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Lower Rio Grande
Valley
Farm Bargain

IA acres Of fine citrus land
located just 2 miles northwest
Of McAllen on hard surfaced
road; all in cultivation. with
home, ? large barns, tenant
houses. well and windmill; on
main irrigation canal. An ideal
proposition for small citrus de-
velopment. Can be bought at
sacrifice direct from owner, On
good terms. Call w. M. Egan,
phones l3e8-W or 216. Browns
vile. or address p. Q. Box 1914,
Brownsville. Texas. or call at
Rio orande Valley Trust Co
Zl5l
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Furnished or u~nfurnished
department. building. Elizabeth street.
Bargain. Phone 1887 from $50 to IL go
mornings, or address xll4 care Her
aid xlI4
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Riverside Park

brownsville's most exclusive residen-
VA district. Carefully improved home.
SITES from $4,000 up. terms. 1-acr@
citrus groves planted to trees. modem
improvements. 3-years' care. Riversidn
development Company. owners ana de-
Velopers. Sales office Riverside Botsie-
ward. Riverside Par w. M. ERan 6Mlam
Director. phone 13e5-W. x3a
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TRANSPORTATION WANTED
INSTRUCTION
SERVICES

REMODEL AND MAKE over hats at
the Ethel Hat Shop. SAT Washington.
phone 1891. z49
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REAL ESTATE

40 ACRES Of citrus and truck land,
now under plow: on paved highway,
Sl25.00 per acre. terms. 40 acres under
plow. on a being paved: 100000
per acre, cash. U~pdegraff. IL Feria,
Texas. ZlT1
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LOTS FOR SALE

LOS EEAND5 ESTATES
Investigate the most beautiful subur-
ban Development In the Valley, lmrne-
dlately north OF Brownsville. Tracts
OF n acre up. under irrigation. For
sale. James-Dicklnson Company, Real
tors. corner FL Jardin Hotel Bldg. x9a
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LAND o RENT

FOR RENT-20 acres Of land. all broke
and disked. good broom house and
small barn. plenty water. G. wv. Web
read, phone 90li-F3. Elsa
Evening star., 1930-12-10
DANIEL FR0HMAN READS
SHAKESPEARE EACH WEEK
Theatrical Manager Regards BAfd's
Mind Greatest and Best Equip
ped of All Mankind.

NEW YORK lN.A.N.A.). - Daniel
Frohnfan, whose 30 years as q theAter
manager have been recognized At q
dinner attended by 1900 people of the
stage, many of them celebrities, Is
probably the only man connected with
Broadway affairs who regularly, every
week, reads some Shakespeare.
THE greatest mind, the best fur
nished Of any man who ever lived" u
what he thinks Of the illustrioys WIN
and quotes from the plays to show the
masters amazing fund Of technical,
botanical, medical and horticultural
knowledge. But ne is not eager to nave
the plays presented so frequently, On
the stage. His feeling Is that 1t takes
great actors to play Shakespeare and
that only such persons as Booth and
Nine. Modjeska, his choice in the line
of ShAkespearean players he has eeen,
can do the bard justice.
Frohman Is 30. At IA he was 4 nfl.
vAte once boy to Horace Greeley, 70.
nous newspaper editor, and had to cory
his manuscripts, which only two Ia the
ONCE could read at all. He also WAs 3
blllposter for shows and introduced
plnero's plays to this country, and now
Uncle Dan" Is TRANQUILITY absorbed ~
his work managing the Actors Fund.
(Copyfight, 1880. BY North American MAYA.
paper Allianee)
Evening star., 1930-12-10
PREDICTS THREE.HOUR
FLIGHT ACROSS OCEAN
Fare on Rocket riAns Expected TO-
Be tssl Than From Chicago
to New York Now.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December f0.-Ths pre-
dictioii that rocket science" planes a0'
years hence will carry tourists from
America to Europe in three hours, ct,
less than the present fare from New.
York TO Chicago, was made here last
night hg Fritz Won Opel of Germany.
Won Opel, who Is here to study AMER
ican automobile manufacturing meth
ods, was the first to drive the famous.
rocket car and later rocket plane. (
There Is no reason, he said, why the.
rocket planes which he visualizes Ia the
future, should not attain q speed As
high as 5000 miles an hour. The
greater their speed the more economical
viii be their operation.
Gasoline motors such as now are used
in airplanes will be used to lift the fji-s
ture rocket planes OF the ground, ne
said. The rocket method Of propulsion
will be used only in the rarified atr1os-
phere, 20 or 80 miles above the groiiYd,
where the thin air viii reduce resist
ariee to q minimum.
An important problem that must be
solved in development OF the plane Is
that Of finding chemicals for propul-
sion that are in no danger Of explod-
ing until they are fred from the rocket
chamber, Won Opel said.
An extremely light steel alloy cApA-
BE Of resisting the friction from the
air that develops at tremendous speeds
will have to be discovered for the.
rocket planes body, he asserted.
Evening star., 1930-12-10
MARINES TO HAVE
own RADIO SYSTEM
Corps Now Is Operating on
Frequencies Allotted to
It by Navy. a.4s
BY RoBERr MACK.

From the halls Of MonteeunnA % the
shores Of Tripoli, q braaid-iiew radio
network soon win crackle 10 kuida thA
destinies Of the United states Marines.
A communications service Of the Ma
rine Corps, similar to the naval COM (
rnunications service. u 10 10 formed 70
care for the peculiar needs Of the SOL
diers of the sea. Under the direction
OF Maj. Gen, Ben H. Fuller, oori-
nandant Of the corps, Il was learned
today, this service Is to Be established.
Heretofore the Nays facilities have
been used.
Marines Needs Unusual
Called to quell D revelation IN South
America on an hours notice, or % tEav.
efse the great Pacific to protect Amer.
lean lives and property IN China, The
Marines have tlnlisual needs for radio.
tivities Of the Nays extensive ofFanisl- +,
ton. Consequently, the c0ffa hAS
evolved communications practices quite
unlike those used either BY the Army
It finally has been determined tlat
the Marine Corps needs best can Be
met by communications 0rkanization
Of its own. The corps now operates on
AtCQhCACkCo ultOtVcU " bAlc navy ma
IS per cent Of all marine message tfa1-
fic Is transmitted over circuits operated
solely by the Navy. The corps. how
ever, operates four Of the Navy'a radio
stations on shore, following Navy pro-
Cedure.
Details Net Divaikea.
, Training Of radio personnel t6f the
corps will Be accelerated and q Gbecial
communications branch Of the cof0s
created, 1t t understood. Exact details
OF the new organisation are not a.
vuleed, but It Is et1phASized that the
| set-up MUST. be shffciently nexible 70
follow the Marines wherever they hap
| pen to be.
During the fiseAi year ended the
+, Navy siszied with radio Activity. n
the annual report Of the comffiuhiea-
tibns service Capt @. O.. Hooper, d.
rector Of the service, brought out that q
| total Of 16,77T;00 original words were
handled over Navy radio for the va
rious departments Of the Government.
OF this, 1s,914,e0O words were Navy
trafic and 4,s6S, 800 words were tfAfnc
for other Government departments. He
Government departments Through the
use Of naval radio amounted To 9720y-
| 504 during the period
But ell this activity u Just exercise
for the. far-hung naval radio orkafiisa-
ton. In time Of national emergency
this communications organization be-
| comes the vital link between the mem
of-war on the seas, the planes soaring
overhead and the high command. lin
washington. What Is now distinctly q
business organisation In war. time serves
Is the eyes and the ears Of the Navy.
navy Enters Teisvision FieiA
The Navy has even entered ths Aeld
Of experimental television. realiSinG the
tremendous strategic value 9f visual
radio IN naval warfare. A plane, Tor
example. equipped with o televisl0n
transfritter, might ~ high oyer. IN en-
eFny fiotilla, out Of reach Of it, artti-
aircraft guns. and send the fAdio-ph9-
tograph Of the layout back to the ad-
miral's flagship, where 1t could be
studied and an attack plAnn6a.
| The developments along this line,
however. are highly secret,
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