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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-03

sons, Mr. and Mrs. Warden of Iowa,
honored Mrs. r. s. Robinson Of
McAllen with a birthday dinner
Sunday. 1t was her seventy-second
birthday.
PIT. A. HAS
MEETING
Mrs. VIM. Fine entertained the
PIT. A. of St. Paul's Parochial
school this week with Mesdames
Theo. Gerlach and Foley as assist
ant hostesses. A business meeting
was held.
PERSONALS
Misses Leona and Helen Weisman
entertained Misses Catherine, Alice
and Helen Fine, Margaret Foley
Dorothea and Catherine Rigler at
dinner, Sunday.
J. F. Wise is spending this week
at the home OF his son, w. L. Wise
Of Alamo.
Miss Wilmuth Morgan. Hoyt Boat
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Edinburg Society

rs. Doughtie, Decameron, First
and Second Day; Mrs. w. r. Dyer.
Fifth Day, and Mrs. H. c. Baker,
Tenth Day, from the work OF Boo
cacio; Mrs. II. u. Miles, Froissart's
Chronicles, discussion; Mrs. Frank
Skinner, chronicles Of England,
France and Spain, and Mrs. j. S.
Pelt discussed how tournaments of
the period were conducted.
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BIRTHDAY DINNER

Mrs. II. L. Jencks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Jencks and son, Marcine,
Mrs. Matte Funkin and son. Lance
lot, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hoyt and
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North Mission
HOSTESSES
TO CLUB

Mesdames J. J. Mulkey and c.
Hilburn were h~ostesses to the ANA
deous club Wednesday. A program
on April ] was enjoyed by all pres
ent.
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There must be thousands OF
new blouses on the market. Most
OF them have ties, jabots. ruffles, or
collars The neckline is elaborated
on all.
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COLLEGE CLUB
INITIATES

The spring term initiation of
members into the College Science
club was held at Crystal Waters.
where, following a swim and supper
the following were admitted into the
organization Misses Sallie Whigham,
Margaret Crowell and Ruth Order,
and Messrs. Ralph Cron, Loren
Hamme and Paulio Kruse. NJ. <.
Davis, Mrs. Davis, Misses Wanda
and Jordan Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. j. Stephens and Miss Jeanne
Levy served as ~chaperones.
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ELBOW CIRCLEr

II you have any old heirloom
bracelets dig them out. Wear them
on your left arm. Just above the
elbow, with puff sleeves or no sleev-
es at all above them.
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Some OF the new hats or LACY
straws FOR suit wear have decided
ly large brims but they are de-
lightfuIly irregular. one cuts t.
brim TO q point In front, with o
grosgra!n bow At the part.
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IRIS. RUTLEDGE
i-TERTAINS

RS. John Rutledge was hostess
members of the Hi-Lo Bridge
. Friday afternoon with three
ples OF players. Mrs. z. S. Hoarne
taking the afternoon high score
and Mrs. Buel Lanier low cut.
Spring flowers in pastel shades
were used about the rooms, at the
card tables, the colors being repeat
ed in the pads and tallies, and in
the dining room where the hostess
served q light repast to her guests:
Mesdames Ed A. Bcwn, Buel Lanier.
J. M. Doss, Z. . Hoarne. A. r. Baker.
w. .. Gardner, c. z. Bryant, A. Y.
Baker, Cam Z. Hill. w. r. Mont
Romery and c. S. Collier.
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RADIO PARTY


Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitchell en-
tertained Clarence Alderman, Mr..
and Mrs. Sellers, their son, Billy
and daughter. Marjorie with a ra-
dio party, Saturday evening.
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Commercial Avocado
Planting Launched

MISSION. April 3.-The Miller
Bros. nursery is going in for the
commercial planting of avocados
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Big squares OF tine pastel color
ed linen, quite the size OF N mans
handkerchief, are the newest sports
hankies. They should match ones
soft crepe or flannel suit.
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Weslaco
COMPLIMENTARY TEA
HONORS GUESTS

Mrs. j. z. Wheat OF San Antonio.
Mrs. j. Frank Smith Of Dallas,
\ house guests Of Mrs. r. A. Rowland,
and Mrs. r. l.. Smith Of San Anto-
\ Mo, mother OF Mrs. G. M. Sheriff.
were delightfully."- complimented with
a tea Wednesday afternoon given by
\ MRS. T. L. Lowe.
Spring flowers in profusion made
\ attractive decorations. The guests
ere greeted at the door by Mrs. r.
Waters. Mrs. Rowland and Mrs.
herrill assisted Mrs. Lowe in re-
living.
The tea table beautiful with its
.re cover, spring flowers. yellow
\ and green candles. colored minis
and dainty refreshments was pre-
side lover by Mrs. w. II. Baxter,
y I'd Mrs. N. v. Stewart with
M 7. w. Glass and Mrs. Raymond
II MiI.s assisting.
Those invited 10 this pretty hos
Spitality we're: Mrs. J. z. Wheat OF
san Antonio. Mrs. J. Frank Smith
OF Dallas, Mrs. T. L. Smith OF San
tAntonio. the honor guests, Mes
a 5ames c. I. Haven Of Edinburg. n.
~. Sidener Of McAllen. w. r. Sy-
#monds Of San Benito. VIM. George
&of Elsa. Harrell Watts of Donna.
From weslaco Mesdames R. l..
Reeves. Carl Moeller. t. H. @. Cook,
stGilbert Ramsey, Thomas T. Rives,
III. c. Waters. r. Newell Waters.
Edmund p. Williams. Wave Steb-
bIns. Harry Stebbins. Y. r. Myers.
=w L. Forbes. r. A. Rowland. II.
7avmond Mills, J. G. Friday. d. E.
HRirran. w. H. Baxter St, Kate
FRANCIS. Ben II. Sanders, John
3rraves, v. c. Thomson. Frank
waters. Porter Davis. w. II. Miller.
I'd L. Compere. J. L. Compere. PM
-. Dixon. w. +. Powell. W. II. Bax-
A,er Jr.. Clell Solether. Harry SOL
stf,er. c. M. Sheriff.. n. v. Stewart,
n p. poss. Geneva r. Whitehead. J..
IT. couch. r. w. Thompson. r. L.
e.fston. q. M. Lathem. John A.
n -napp. J. u. Stephens. John Ben
So r. w. Glass. w. ". Carruthers
- Misses Elizabeth Cuzzort. Ger
Bse whitehurst. Ada We Williams
3ard Eu Jean Smith
DANCE PLAN
nv STUDY CLUB
AIRS. w. r. Powell was hostess
r,esday afternoon 70 the regular
letting Of the wornen's Study cnn
y the lesson on Porfirio Diaz WITH
rrx w. n. Friend as le7der.
ROLL call was answered with MN
.raf products Of Mexico.
attsr the readinv If the woman's
.ced. Mrs. A. z. Bradbury rave an
~~tirr paner on THE Career y
%Befcre Becoming President.
eTrs. Phil y. Dixon gave an m
# Ing discussion ~ "ReN-cao
auction IN the Diaz Period"
business sAes'~1 w~s cc~SrH'-
l,v the president. Mrs. v ?
hv< and nia-s were r~~nDlefe6
y ba-afst dance Thursday
lrtrr az the Llano Grande coun-
club.
frhs annr'ai s~iec4ic~ n office-e
< held with the following result
[e ". e. Thomson. n~-esidenf:
H. Y. p. verhrourh. vice-ores-
1t. Mrs NJ. y. Armstrong ". re-
fang se~retarr: NF-e. W. u''~he-
a I~-,~nnrdirC e~a~re4~~v. NJ = r.
I,Sson. trea surer; Mrs. J. w Ys'~s
&rfiamentarisn ard critic. The
%~tess served q delicious sweet
AH
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OFFICERS ARE
INSTALLED

The Methodist Missionary So
ciety was hostess Monday afternoon
to the meeting Of the Federated
Missionary Society for the ~installa-
ton OF the new officers which was
conducted by Mrs. w. II. Baxter,
ST.. Mrs. Walter Andrews. retiring
president, presided at the business
session.
Children from the north side
school gave a program and refresh
ments we're served.
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DENSONS ARE
BRIDGE HOSTS

Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. benson were
hosts to the jolly Eight Bridge club
ct their home Friday evening.
The rooms were attractively dec
Grated with pink and white roses
and the colors carried out in the
bridge table accessories and at the
dining table, where a light refresh
ment course was served. @. ID. Carr
scored high and Mr.. j. j. Stephens
low.
There were present. besides the
hosts. Messrs and Mesdames NJ. Z.
Davis, J. J. Stephens and G. D.
Carr.
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G16v SIS people regain and retain their Strength and charm.
BUILDS It promotes healthy body building. It increases the
STURDY number OF red-blood-cells. All drug stores sell
HEALTH SIS. in two sizes. Ask for the larger size. It 10
more economical Nsssra
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And SO. is it not ou-
birthright TO be masters
over our own bodies2
To be sure not much is
said openly about per-
sonal handicaps - skin
blemishes-sailow COM
plexion -- poor health -
but secretly they infu-
ence many important az.
fairs.
Skilled physicians rec
ognize the appearance Of
skin blemishes, lack OF
appetite, fiabby flesh and
loss Of energy as an in
dication that the body's
power of resistance In
1ow--that there is a de-
heiency of red-blood-
cells.
This is why so many
thousands. s~eekingyouth-
fitness and beauty. have
taken a course Of S.S.S.
1t helps Nature restore
the blood to its normal
state. Without plenty Of
c b, red blood cells
there would be no strong,
sturdy. powerful men or
beautiful, h~ealthywomen.
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Valley Society
Telephone z

course to the eighteen members
present.
The next meeting viii be with
Mrs. +. T. Hudson, Tuesday after
noon, April IS, with Mrs. p. o.
Stolz as leader. The lesson will be
a continuation Of the study of
Porfirio Diaz with Mesdames VIM.
Hughes. L. w. Yates. Monte Walk
er and P. o. Stolz on the program.
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AM@ NAAA
BLOODTONIC
SINCE.162o
L o 9 9 O (
strength, fab
by flesh and
skin eruptions
are but a few
of the syrnp-
toms Of a deep
er and more
d a n . 8
tro u b / c -----
a lack of the
normal count
of red-cells in
the blood.
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NOTHING Is more beautiful,
~ more inspiring, more glori-
ned than the supreme manifesto
ton of Nature in the human
body. Those sparkling eyes, that
clear skin, that firm flesh, and
that vigor OF action denoting vi
tally, bespeak loveliness and in.
ternal healthfulness.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-23

Gen. Mgr. Lee Simmons of the state prison system
appeared before the state board Of control and urged
that agency OF the government to increase the prison
fund allotment and to advance the salaries Of en-
pIoyes all down the line. He did not ask for an in
crease in the salary OF the general manager which
is $4,000 a year. He did ask for increased salaries for
all the experts on the payroll Of the system and the
heads of the various departments Of the prison sys-
TEN. Candidates for office who are clamoring for
tax reduction all along the line and who are pledging
their best efforts to reduce the budgets all along the
line are invited to come across with their proposals.
Tax cutters are in evidence before nomination day.
After election day they disappear from public view.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-23
State Gains and Losses

Minority Leader John N. Garner hasn't abandoned
his proposal for a division Of Texas into five states.
This division would give the Texas Of today ten seats
in the American senate. Texas appears to have a
population as great as the combined figure Of the
New England states. New England has ten votes in
the senate. Texas and California are running neck
and neck in point Of population increase in SO far as
It affects the number Of representatives TO be given
under the new apportionment.
Texas is certain Of 20 representatives, California
is certain Of 10, which Is a tremendous hike in the
commonwealth.
New York will gain a congressman. New Jersey
will gain one. In January, when congress passed its
reapportionment act, 1t was estimated the new census
of the states would change % memberships and in
that estimate it was understood II states would lose
a total Of Is members which would be apportioned
TO II states gaining in population.
Now It is said that final calculations may find ILL.,
nois, Wisconsin, Arkansas, Rhode Island and Mime
sofa added to the list, losing one representative each.
Missouri may lose three members while Indiana,
Iowa, Kentucky and Mississippi are certain Of loss Of
one each and perhaps two. Michigan may gain four
members. Rapid growth Of Detroit made 1t possible.
Ohio is certain to gain one.
OF course this is all guess work on the part Of the
calculators, but the finals to be made public in the
near future will tell an accurate story Of the state
losses and state gains. AS for the And legislature of
Texas, to be elected in the month Of November, its
members will have before them a big job Of cutting
out congressional, senatorial and representative dis
tricts. Furthermore, 1t will be a long drawn out
session.
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BEGIN HERE ID

JUDITH GRANT, artists model,
loves ALAN STEYNE, who Is also
loved by CHUNKY MORLEY, her
best friend. Dummy had loved
Steyne years aGo and had lost her
memory when he went away: so,
though he loves Judith, Judith in
Sists ii is his duty TO marry Chum-
my, who regainS her memory when
she sees him again. Judith studies
dancing and makes a sensation in
a musical show backed by RICH
ARD WYON. Chummy. on the v
of her marriage. learns that Judith
and Steyne love each other and
breaks her engagement; but Judith
refuses to marry Steyne. insisting he
belongs TO Chummy. Then Judith
learns that Wyon is merely an agent
for rich BRUCE GIDEON. a finan-
cier, who Is infatuated with her.
She VOWS 10 saw money and repay
Gideon SO that people will not
think she is under obligations to
him. BASTIEN DUMONT, an ar
fist, also in love with Judith. tells
her Gideon's intentions are not
honorable.
ANUW OU III WIFI tAAC 0b0Ay
CHAPTER xxXv
Bastien was thrown into a fever
pitch OF excitement. the next day,
by receiving an invitation TO lunch
with Judy, who was staying at a
mid town hotel.
"Oh. Bastienl Oh. Bastienl" she
cried when he vas shown into one
Of the public rooms.
She was the same Judy. These
months of intoxicating success had
not changed her. The glitter OF
Riviera, the glamour Of Rome. the
insidious sweetness Of Naples
nothing had changed her.
And she was SO glad TO see him!
Her Bastien, her dear, dear Bas-
ten, her best friend. her Oldest
friend. the one person in the world
on whom she could always rely.
She smiled her flashing smile, and
per pansy eyes glowed at him,
misty with emotion like wet purple
flowers. Her lovely mouth laughed
and laughed, and her little hands
drummed on the tablecloth in ex-
element.
Dumont was translated into
heaven. He reveled In happiness
for more than an hour. and then
common sense forced him down 70
earth again with a bump.
Judy, everybody Is dying TO see
you." he said. we must have an
evening"
yes, OF course, we must. Bas-
ten" Then her face fell. do you
know that I have been here for a
week, and have called on Chummy
three times and she has w been
here? I left word each time, but
she's never been near me. Oh, BaS-
ten, 1 do feel it sol Can I have Of
Tended Chummy? I've written to
her-Sent her a lot OF cards while
/ way away: only you know I'm
pretty bad at writing"
Her housekeeper'S a stupid crea-
ture." he said. Probably she didn't
receive your messages"
You said Chummy was well"
Judy went on eagerlyi but you
haven't told me anything about her.
Do tell me everythingl I must get
hold Of her today. Ill put every
thing else off. Ill simply go and
camp on her staircase. OF course,
she might not have got my mes
sage" Her voice sank. and she
looked ct him a little fearfully.
"Bastien. has she heard from Mr..
Steyne?"
"Oh. yes. she sees a great deal
OF him." Dumont replied.
Hes back, then?"
"Oh, yes, he's back"
"Bastien"-Judy's voice trembled
have they-do you think"
you mean, have they made IL
up. Judy?" he asked. We'll. there's
nothing been said that 1 know Of,
but certainly they're always toFeth-
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the Brownsville radio station. will
be operating under the Herald's
auspices.
Get set for bigger and better
programs.
Someone said More power to
you" when the Herald took Il over,
SO the first thing this organiza-
ton did was TO do Just that-double
the power from 500 TO 1000 watts.
Off Again
Stand some dumbbells on end.
In a row. Knock the first one down,
showing IL towards the one next :
il. What happens? Every dumbell
In the line will take a tumble.
Endurance flying Is the same
way. For a while last year it was
the great American pastime. and
after one man had set a mark. or
a record, some n else took a shot
at it. During the latter stages OF
the contests. some OF the flyers
we're overlapping the flights. or
one would start his flight before
the man ahead OF him was down.
Then the American public was
given a rest, and things quieted
down.
But the Hunter brothers started
IL all over again, ana We as well
get set for an epidemic OF endur-
ance flyers. Former record holders
O'Brine and Jackson are up now.
1t won't be long before someone
starts the transatlantic fever, and
we will have Of flock of aviators
spanning. or attempting to span,
the Big Pond.
What Is Phenomenon
We heard an amusing explana-
ton Of the word phenomenon
This isn't original. but we hadn't
heard il before and 10 sounded
funny to us. 50 with all apologies
to no one in particular we re-tell
1t for what II is worth.
A negro preacher used the word
in a sermon, and an old nanny
came to him after the services and
asked him to define the word be-
cause she couldn't understand II.
"Ah can best define the word By
giving you-all a example" the
reverand said. "A donkey amt a
phenomenon, and a bed OF cactu:
Is Just natural and could not be-
called that. And laughter Is a God
given gift. But. sistah. whon YOU
all sees a ackass sitting on a piece
OF cactus laughing. that Is .
phenomenon"
And sure enough It L.
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marry him. you ought TO-"
A flame leaped into Judy.s eyes.
Where did you near that,
please?"
only tonight. from a perfect
stranger-somebody who was talk
ing about you and Bruce in the
next box at the opera"
Thanks for telling mel"
you r angry
Judy shifted the shoulder strap
OF her gown.
ooh. no" she said. Il suppose
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che gets talked about"
ITS the penalty OF fame. Mla
Grant"
81 suppose So"
But / thought perhaps you
would tell me"
There's nothing 10 tel that +
know Of. I'm ready-are your"
The elder woman accepted tho
offhand question that she might
easily have taken amiSs.
Quite ready" she said.
Ito BE Continued
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-23
Texas Ranchmen Selling Old
Goats

IN the sheep districts Of Texas 1t is said the ranch
men have rid themselves Of about 1000 old mutton
goats the producers OF inferior noha!r, at prices
around s4c5 a hundred. on July Is, a choice parcel
or flock of old political goats viii be marketed by the
voters Of Texas. This IS official. II happens every
two years. There is a difference, however. The goat
on the hoof is sold to the butcher; the political goat
is ~relegated to the big political thickets to hibernate
for two years.
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The Chinese war generals looked over the score
cards last week and found nobody ahead as usual.
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Aren't We All?

Prot. Einsta.a is one OF the smartest men In the
world but it is a safe bet that when Mrs. Einstein
wants a screen put in. a lock repaired or a picture
hung he is as useless as the rest of US.
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King Alfonso has restored all the inhumane prac-
tees of the bull fight. including the use O. explosive
darts in the flesh Of the animals. just a big-hearted
boyl
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President Hoover is to take only two weeks vaca-
ton. Maybe he is afraid if he stays any longer the
public will get the idea he is enjoying himself as
President.
He will go to the Rocky Mountains, taking a long
lingering look into the Grand Canyon and musing
on what a splendid place 1t is to throw Senators.
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Along Elizabeth
Cuban Monsees. .SuPer1ntend-
ent OF the u. S. Employment Blu
raau. . gathering data TO be used
BY his bureau. and his secretary
s~tenographer ..LeeAe Kowalski..
..powdering her nose. ... HartWeA
Stilwell ..~. newspaper man. VINO
now has his office In the chamber
OF commerce in Brownsville. go.
talking with Jack G. McDermott.
representative OF the Pan American
airlines. f. the result OF the CONVEX
sat!on will be a flock OF feature
stories. Mr.. Stilwell. Mrs.
II. II. Reeder. on her way TO the
El Jardin hotel. Mrs. Reeder Is
from the Chamal in Mexico. and
has arrived here by truck for sup
plies. Sowing az the black clouds
that may hinder her return trip,
she and we have Max
Shapiro, with a handful OF blue
prints. . who is building a new
apartment building on Levee.....
Lee Crum. Ford Salesman. RAM
bling up and down main stem....
looking for customers ...- Robert
Lackner. standing in the door OF
Lackner's jewelry store -. watch
ing the crowd 70 BY. Peter Osh-
man. standing in the door Of
Libby's.. doing the same thing
Airplanes
A flock OF airplanes from Fort
Crockett arrived In Brownsville
about II o'clock Tuesday. stayed
three hours. and then took 70 the
air again on a return flight.
The fleet circled the city flying
in formation and citizens along the
main stem. although used to see
ing airplanes almost every few
minutes, strained their necks 70
catch a glimpse Of the IA planes.
They we're flying in perfect for
nation. and Col. T. e. Gilmore.
manager OF the airport. reported
that they made beautiful landings.
And in a couple Of weeks a
regular army Of airplanes will ar
rive here-fiown by cadet flyers.
About 80 OF them, or something
like that.
The last time the cadet flyers
were here Chose coming later will
be cadet flyers from Brooks field
the local girls got all hot and both
cred. and Boca Chica parties were
planned. They may do 1t again.
New Owners +
And The Brownsville Herald Is
the proud father OF q radio station.
Starting Sunday, station KwWG,
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TIE Nam STEM
Intimate Glimpses Of the Valleys Alley
BY J. r.

Names. A Fleet Of AhrpEanes- with Many More to Come'''''
The Fnduranc. Endemic ~. the World Phenomenon. 49,.
New Radio Station Owners.
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The last time the cadet flyers
were here Chose coming later will
be cadet flyers from Brooks field
the local girls got all hot and both
cred. and Boca Chica parties were
planned. They may do 1t again.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-23

Safe Guarding the Anti-Gyp Theater Ticket
New York's new anti-gyp theater tickets are off the
press. Each bears the warning. This Ticket Is a Ii
cense." II you buy one from a speculator-as you
probably will have to-you will be guilty Of being an
unlicensed theater-goer.
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New Owners

J And The Brownsville Herald Is
the proud father OF a radio station.
Starting Sunday, station KwWG,
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HARLINGEN OFFICE:
Arcadia Theater Building. Phone 1920.