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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-10
Japanese shipping Magnate pies.

TOXIC, November 10 (H).-Soichiro
Asano, 81. prominent shipping man and
widely known in America as president
of the Toxic KiSen Kaisha, operating
a shipping service between California
and the Orient, died here yesterday Of
cancer of the throat. He recently
visited America in the course Of trip
around the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-10
College Work Week Protracted.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (P).-College stu
dents at Ohio State University work
more each week than the ordinary la
borer does, students wre told at the
opening of the new school year The
normal student working week is so
hours, six hours longer than the A
hour industrial week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-10
FRANCE Is REASSURED
ON BUSINESS PROSPECTS
Government Acts to Protect Bank
Depositors and Public Credit
Generally.
By the Associated Press.

PARIS, November 10-French bust
ness, treasured somewhat by a public
announcement Sunday of Premier Tar
dieu that there was no basis for fear
had it's confidence further restored to-
day with approval by President Dou-
mergue of parliamentary projects cal
culated to protect the interests of bank
depositors and the public credit gen.
orally.
NJ. Raynaud, minister Of finance, an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-10
CLASH WITH COMMUNE
BRINGS TWO DEATHS
Many Injured, Including Wom-
an, During Celebration in Germany
of Republics 18th Anniversary.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, November 10.-Two persons
were killed and several others injured
in clashes coincident with nationwide
observance of the thirteenth anniver-
sary of the German Republic Sunday.
The two deaths occurred as result
of police suppression of communist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-10
Sells for a Dime
Sells for cents LESS Than Our Former Large Loaf

E r 49, p
friends have preferred it. and with this new loaf
(the legal One and OneHalf pounds) we endeavor
to return to you as small measure of appreciation
real fine quality bread at greatly lowered price.
Serving you as we have FOR MORE THAN
TWENTY-ONE years, we are convinced that we
have offered you something which will win your
instant approval, both as to quality and price The
quality will instantly prove ITSELF and the price
saving are will be welcomed by everyone.
Tomorrow real production on this new loaf be-
gins. From day to day production will be stepped
up and while sales are developing we will use our
best endeavor to keep this fine big loaf in stock at
every minute of the day.
Why wait-buy loaf tomorrow or any day
such bread-such price--it's definite contribu-
ton to lower cost of living at this time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-10

The Sevilla-Canaries air service has
been discontinued following the reduc-
ton of the subvention by the govern
ment of Spain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
Larger Canadian
Patrol Planned

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7-tP-The
Treasury department has submit
ted TO the Canadian government
its detailed program for improving
prohibition enforcement along the
border and, although Off ial adj
vices are lacking. has been inform
ed the plan is regarded favorably
at Ottawa.
Five hundred new ports Of entry
would be established with the
provision that traffic from Canada
into the United States must cross
the border at these places and the
100 ports Of entry already design
ated. This with a consolidated and
increased border patrol TO prevent
smuggling between these points
makes up the program.
Before the scheme can be made
effective an agreement must be
reached with Canada as to the To-
cation Of the ports Of entry il or
der that the Canadian and Ameri-
can stations may be located at the
same points. Officials were graft
fled BY indications OF Canadian ap-
proval.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
DEPUTY STAYS
BANK BANDIT
Others OF Gang Who Staged
Lohn Robbery Trailed
In Oklahoma

COLEMAN, Jan. 7-tP-Officers
today sought the identity OF a man
slain in the hunt for the two men
who robbed the Lohn State Bank
OF $l,407.
They also sought two or three
other men who fled from a shack
in the vicinity of the Jennings oil
field as officers approached ID. III
was nea the shack that the man
was slain and two other men were
arrested.
Part or the loot, officers said.
was recovered from an automobile
parked near the shack. They were
Of opinion the man had driven
TO the place to divide the money.
They also sought 10 determine
whether the men had .any con-
nection with the holding up Of the
First State Bank Of Valera Dec.
20.
Deputy sheriff Bob Summerall
fired the shot that killed the man
yesterday. He fired after the fug-
tive had emptied a revolver at
him. The man was shot in the head.
He had in his hand a number OF
cartridges Of a different size from
those that would fit his gun.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
ENTERS RACE
Tom Love, Big Hoovercrat,
Seeks GovernorshiP

DALLAS. Jan. 7-PN- Giving a
resume Of his political activities
Thomas B. Love, state senator and
outstanding Hoover democrat lead
or In the last presidential CAM
paign. Yesterday filed his applica-
ton with d. w. Wilcox, chairman
Of the democratic state executive
committee. to have his name placed
on the July primary ballot as a
candidate for the nomination for
governor.
The senator said IN his letter to
Wilcox that he voted for The
Hoover electoral ticket" in the last
election and that once previously
had voted for a republican, but
he asserted that at the same time
he was "a democrat, affiliating
with the democratic party as ]
have all my life"
In participating in the presi-
Dental primary conventions Of 1929
and in the county and state con-
ventions and taking the required
pladge. senator Love said he ex-
pressly declared neither in law nor
in morals could any such pledge
bind a voter to violate his con-
science in casting his ballot at the
general election"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
HOOVER Dimes
FARLEY GROUP
London Delegates Guests
At White House;
Sail Soon

WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.-tPi-
Conscious Of inevitable difficulties,
but c~ounseling confidence and par
lent effort, President Hoover said
goodbye and good luck today 70 the
delegates who will speak for him at
the London naval conference.
Five of the seven members OF the
delegation and a group Of their
ranking technical advisers were in
vited TO breakfast at the White
house. On the presidential calendar
the event was classed as social and
informal. but IL provided o~pportuni-
ty for a parting word OF advice
about the momentuous discussions
to begin two weeks from today il
the British capital.
II now Is apparent these discus
sions may embrace a consideration
Of further limiting aircraft carrier:
"a class OF ship which has received
little attention heretofore in con-
ference preliminaries. The aircraf;
carrier provides a floating base fol
naval airplanes and already is undo.
certain limitations as a result Of the
Washington treaty. II further limit
alton Is proposed. the United States
will be prepared TO discuss 1t.
Some Of the presidents breakfast
guests went 10 the executive man
sion withe their affairs in Washing
ton finally wound up for an in
definite stay abroad.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
RAILWAY into
MEXICO Held
BEFORE CITY
Many B elieve Time
Has Come to Seek
Project

Recent developments in Mexico
or. what should probably be said,
press reports Of proposed develop
ments, are leading many in Rrowns-
Vile to seriously consider. II now
Is -ot the time to further advance
the idea OF a railway south from
Brownsville to Victoria and Tam
pico.
Reports from Mexico have been
to the effect that Plutarco Elias
Gales, former president Of Mex
leo. may return to the United States
10 study railway conditions in this
country. II has also been limited
from time TO time that the Mexican
government is considering a big
rail building program, which will
be centered around the former
president.
It is held in Brownsville that
probably never before in the his
tory Of the two countries has a rail-
way from this city to -ar1pico.
along the coast, been Of s. n mo-
ment. The IDEA carried TO consum-
alton will be the Yoakum dream
Of years ago come true. Such an
idea has been entertained by the
Missouri Pacific from time 10 time.
Now many here feel that II might
also be a matter for consideration
by the Southern Pacific.
1t is thought that q survey Of
conditions will present such a mat
ter in a practical and feasible light.
Several expressions were heard on
the streets Of Brownsville, today
TO the effect that with Mexico be-
coming more and more transport
alton minded as 1t were, and Browns
vile and the Valley towns want
ing another such gateway. that in
the near future intereSted parties
might be brought together on the
subject.
Their ideas as expressed were
presented with the hope Of cham
Der of commerce and interested
circles further consideration. II IS
thought that under existing cir
cumstances Mr.. Gales at this time
might be more interested in a rail1
way TO Brownsville than w be-
fore.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07

: Cardinal Maffi, archbishop Of
Pisa, noted astronomer and long
time friend Of the Italian family,
will perform the religious rite. He
will be assisted by Monsignor Bee
caria, chaplain Of the royal house
hold, who baptized the bridegroom
and has been his spiritual mentor
through childhood and youth. 9th
er distinguished prelates also will
assist.
The guests will number three
~kings-Albert of the Belgians, VIC
tor Emanuel OF Italy and Boris Of
BuIgaria-the Queens Of Belgium
and Italy and almost all members
Of the royal families OF the two
nations. Besides, there will be the
Duke Of York. representing King
George Of England. Prince Cyril.
and his sister Princess Eudoxia of
Bulgaria. the Infante Don Ferdin-
and representing King Alfonso OF
Spain. Marshal Petain representing
France and Prince Paul and Prin-
cess Olga OF Jugoslavia.
John Work Garrett Of Baltimore.
New American Ambassador will
represent the United States. He is
charged with a special message OF
goodwill from President Hoover to
the Belgian Royal family. They
knew each other well in the days
Of the world a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
FREIGHT MEN
TO GATHER
HERE SOON
Three Day Conference
Of Representatives
Opens Jan. 28

Plans are going forward for the
entertainment of freight experts
and representatives from principal
associations who will hold a joint
conference Of freight contact COM
mittees here for a three day period
starting January 2Sth. The con-
ference will be attended by repre-
sentatives Of the New England
Freight association, Eastern Trunk
Line Freight association, Western
Trunk Line association. Illinois
Freight association. Central Freight
association and the Southwestern
Freight Bureau.
An annual meeting OF these con-
act committees Is held for the pur-
pose of studying the freight, ship
ping and rate situation through the
country and discussing and arrang-
ing recommendations for changes.
The Conference is the most i'm
portant pertaining to the subject
to be held this year.
Representation Large
Practically every railroad and
public carrier in the nation is re-
presented in this confereDce through
the medium of the territorial asso-
Citations. The meeting will attract
many Of the foremost shipping.
freight and rate experts in the ma
ton.
There will be discussed many Of
the proposed changes in shipping
regulations and rates. In addition
to the actual members Of commit
tees who attended. many others, IN
terested in the subject will be pre-
sent.
The Missouri Pacific Lines will
operate special trains from ST. Louis
and Memphis, January Is. TO trans
port the party to Brownsville, u
was announced today by l.. w.
Baldwin, president Of that system.
Arrangements have been completed,
it vas announced 10 entertain the
party at Hot Springs. Arkansas, and
at Houston. Special trains will leave
st. Louis at l0:45 p. m. and -
Memphis at ll:l0 p. m. January
25th, both trains will arrive at Hot
Springs, Arkansas. at 1000 a. m.
January Goth. The party will be
entertained while in Hot Springs.
Arrangements have been completed
where by those who so desire may
enjoy a game of golf IN the famous
Hot Springs National Park Links.
The group will leave Hot Springs at
400 D. m. that afternoon and arrive
at Houston, Texas. at $50 a. m,
January 9th. Plans have also been
completed TO entertain the party at
the Gulf OF Mexico Metropolis UNI
til 400 p. m. when the party leaves
for Brownsville, arriving al the lat
ter city at 7:20 a. m. January 28tn.
Go To San Antonio
After a three-day conference al
Brownsville. the group will leave al
1000 p. m. January 30th for San
Antonio. arriving there at 1880 a. n
January 3lst and will be enter
tanned throughout the day. The
group will leave San Antonio at $50
p. m. that evening arriving in
Memphis at $50 D.. N. February Isl
and in st. Louis at $50 D. N. the
same date.
Members Of the committees and
their families will be deliberately en-
tertained at Brownsville. Plans in
clude a large barbecue 20 be held al
Boca Chica, on the Gulf OF Mexico,
Motor trips throughout the Rio
Grande Valley and across the inter-
national border into Mexico. and
other educational and r~ecreational
events.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
SHARY HURT

Listed among the many accidents
of yesterday and today is that OF
John Shary we'll known Valley bust
ness man, who was painfully in
jured when he fell down the stairs
Of his home yesterday morning.
Mr.. Shary in some unexplainable
manner tripped and in the fall suf-
fered injuries to his back and side.
He was waited upon by DR.. T.. r.
Burnett. who pronounced his in
juries painful but not serious. HI
Is confined to his bed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
Matamoros &C.
Installs New Officers

New officers are at the helm of
MatamoroS chamber Of commerce,
IL has been announced by Jesus
Garcia Cerda, former president. The
new officers have been installed,
headed by President Juan S. Gross.
A continuation of the work for
the development Of Matamoros and
maintaining goodwill contacts in the
United States are pledged by the Of
ficerS.
Manuel Argueta is vice president,
Francisco de p. Morales Jr.. secre-
tary; Ruben A. Martinez, assistant
secretary; and Julio Galvan is trea-
Surer.
Directors elected and installed arc
Mcmillan, Jose j. Martinez, Tomas
j. G.. Cersa. E. F. Garibay. Juan
de los Santos. Anastacio Zarate,
Isauro Moya, and Ernesto Urtusas-
tegua.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07

His body was 70 be forwarded Tues
day evening to Center, Tex. for
burial.
Others Injured
Two other Brownsville persons,
Mrs. Homer Morrow and Juan To-
bias. we're injured when their cars
met in a crash near Stuart Place
Monday afternoon. For a while Id
was feared that Tobias had SUI
fered a severed jugular vain. He
bled profusely but was rushed to
the Valley Baptist hospital In Har-
llngen in time TO save his life.
Tobias Is q chauffeur for the Gel
ava family Of Brownsville.
Mrs. Morrow, Brownsville land
dealer. suffered severe bruises and
cuts. She was also taken to the
Harrington hospital. Both were re-
ported - improving Tuesday morn
ing. The accident occurred when
one Of the cars attempted TO 90
around another. The automobiles
met head-On. according tO sDecta-
tors.
Third Crash
In a third accident near the
Brownsville Country club. Mrs. Jul
Llama Delgad0 sustained a fractur-
ed arm. cuts and bruises, when
the truck in which she was riding
met with a car driven bv F. I'D.
Gibson OF Brownsville. Mrs. Del
gado's two small children also SUI
stained minor injuries. All four
were taken "a the Mercy hospital,
but Gibson left Monday night az
ter receiving treatment. The wo-
mans husband and another man
on the truck at the time or the
accident escaped with bruises.
Fourth Accident
In a fourth accident. Geo. q.
Warlick az Harrington overturned
on the highway south OF Harlin-
gen about 1870 p. m. Monday. He
was taken 20 the Valley Baptist
hospital for treatment and was
released Tuesday morning. He was
cut and bruised but the injuries
were not thought serious.
"A. X. Black Of Brownsville also
suffered slight injuries Monday
afternoon IN a minor crash on the
\ SOuthmcst road
PaIlbearers
P~allbearers for the Polly services
az San Benito we're r.. G. Breedloe,
Hugh Marshall. Ed DOWNS. DR.. VIII
liam Vinsant. Forest Reynolds.
Frank Sublett, L. M. ValdeterO and
A. ?. Pail.
IA large crowd collected around
the Sadler Battery service company
where four OF the wrecks were
/ towed in. The cars were almost
complete losses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07

occupied Dy constable Jonh Martin
and his son, CaIlan, and another
occupied by Polly and III. .. Gall
braith met with "a terrific compact
near Olmito. Polly was killed in
stantly. Galbraith, Brownsville at
torney, suffered a severely crushed
left foot and the muscle OF the leg
was deeply slashed. The attorney
sustained other bruises and cuts.
He was unconscious up until Tues
day morning when hospital attaches
we're preparing 10 operate upon his
injured limb.
Both Legs Broken
Constable Martin had both legs
broken, one above the knee and the
other below. He was resting easily
Tuesday but complained Of a chest
injury. Young Martin. although
knocked unconscious when thrown
from the car. was fully recovered
Tuesday morning. Both the con-
stable and the attorney were az the
Mercy hospital.
Funeral services for Polly were
held Tuesday morning at the
Thompson mortuary In san Benito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
Prince Joins Deck
Crowds for Games

:. 5. KENILWORTH CASTLE,
Jan. 7-tP-The Prince OF Wales
has been seen above deck for the
first time since he left Southamp-
ton enroute to South Africa 70 re-
sumo a hunting trip interrupted
last year by the illness OF his father.
He mingled freely with other first
class passengers and watched deck
games with amusement. He ap-
peared TO have recovered from the
effects Of recent innoculationS
against malaria.
He planned to 60 ashore today at
Madeira for luncheon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
KIDNAPPED
Three Bandits Abduct Auto
Mechanic at Dallas

DALLAS, Jan. 7.-(Pj-An all
night search for three men who
kidnapped, robbed and shot Lonnie
Collins, 80, had failed today.
Collins, suffering from shock and
loss of blood. was in a critical con-
dition. His left hand. mangled with
a charge from a shot gun, was am
putated at a hospital.
Before lapsing into unconscious
ness, Collins told officers he was
kidnapped yesterday after he receiv-
ed his pay check at a Dallas auto
mobile assembly plant. made to
drive to a lonely spot on a seldom
used road, and there robbed and
shot when he resisted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
Nueces County Theft
Ring Thought Broken

CORPUS CHRISTI. Pan. 7-CPJ-
With nine Mexicans in jail. Corpus
Christi and Nueces county police
today believed they had broken up
one Of the largest theft rings that
ever opeIated in Nueces county;
Police Said they had obtained a
statement from one Of the men
which related In detail how entry
to buildings was gained. The state
ment was said to implicate other
men. and additional arrests we're
expected. None Of the men arrested
attempted to make bond.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
MARIE AND
VISIT POPE

VATICAN CITY. Jan. TIP
Princess Marie Jose o. Belgium, who
tomorrow becomes the bride OF
Humbert. heir to the italian throne,
was received in private audience
this forenoon by Pope Plus II.
With her were her father. King
Albert. her mother, Queen Eliza
beth. Prince Leopold and his wife,
Princess Astrid. and Prince Char
les. her other brother.
In a small throne room the Pope
received them. They knelt and
kissed the Pope's hand. but he
raised them quickly to their feet
The ensuing audience was most
private and cordial. His holiness
impaired a special blessing on
Princess Marie.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
Window Panes Bring
Painting and Putting Police

CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-(PJ-Mrs.
Mary Morgan was sitting in her
house when ping" went a window
pane, and ping" went another.
Mrs. Morgan moved nimbly to
cover. There was another ping
and something whizzed over her
head. She deduced some one was
shooting at the house.
Police were called, as another
window pane went clatter-clatter
The police arriving reconnoitered.
Down the street a few doors they
found another house with the VIM
dow panes shot ont. They came to
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07

the home of Nelson Joyce, vice
president OF the Swanfinch Oil COR
poration, and in this house lives
Edward. age 10, the Joyces' son.
Edward always wanted a gun, but
his daddy had said no. Daddy,
however. left on a business trip
last week. and Mrs. Joyce gave him
an air rifle.
The police returned to head
quarters and parked their feet on
The radiator. Edward went to bed.
Mrs. Morgan stuffed some newspa-
pers in the windows. No one knows
where the air gun went. /,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
Royal Wedding Date Nears
Brilliant Assemblage Gathers for Rome Rites
Hoover Sends Special Message

ROME, Jan. T-dP-Mare Jose, Princess Of Belgium, and Crown
Prince Humbert of Italy tomorrow will be married before one of the
most brilliant assembages seen at any European court since before the
war.
The ceremony Will take place at the historic Chapel of the Qutnnal
Palace. scene Of four conclaves for election Of popes 1t will be the first
time since April 9 1928, when Princess Yoanda Of Italy married Count
Calv Di Bergoo there. that it has been used for a royal wedding:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
Dave DeKorte Takes
Job In Virginia

Dave DeKorte will leave for New
port News. Va. to take a post in
the fingerprintng department Of
that city's police department.
DeKorte will take his family with
him. He has conducted a private
fingerprint bureau while In the
Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
Bank Bandits Load
Safe With $4,000

MONTGOMERY. Jan. u R =
Between So 900 and 5000 in cash
was taken by burglars who dug into
the vault Of the First State bank
here today. rugged 2 block and
tackle to load the safe into an au-
tomobile and drove away
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07

The resignation rendered by
the secretary, who has been in Har-
lingen for the past two years. is fl
nal. IL was stated today. 1t is pos
Sible that a selection committee will
he appointed by j. F. Rodgers
president of the new board, to name
Mr.. Wards successor.
Big Task Ahead
The regular meeting day is We'd
Continued on page %
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
ENROUTE
st. Louis Men Seek Data On
Valley Lands

tOptIIdI % 44t 11tAdIAT
AUSTIN, Jan. Gov. Dan Moody
today was informed a delegation
from ST. Louis Is on its way here
to discuss with him the action of
the Wisconsin Realty Board II bar
ring several firms from selling Tex
as Rio Grande Valley lands in the
state will reach here Wednesday.
The conference had been schedul-
ed for today but the group missed
its train, Gov. Moody was told.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
Snow Storms Sweep Nation
Blizzard Stretches from Rockies to Texas
Air Mail Service Impaired

DENVER, Col, Jan. 7-P-The Rocky Mountain area a storm
bound today BY a blizzard that stretched from the slopes Of the Rockies
gulf.
Clear and cold weather prevailed In Montana, where many points re-
ported temperatures a S low as 20 below. AT Lewistown. 25 below was
reported, a new low there for the season. Nearly a foot OF snow lay on
the ground at Helena. Automobile travel was difficult. even on the