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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
Tennessee Tourists
Camped In Valley

Aprrrxi-z-Eiv Sd tourists from
tennessee are = Ehe VALLEY form
ing o caravan Ct about 10 cars
The visitors carry tents. I'll sim
lar. ard cz-7n r7zeIher- forming
a regular to-lS- camp Fifteen tents
are nov erected near Ol1l-c. across
from tie Oklahoma Se-TIce station
and rne E<-o-S sad TO-DAY rrar
they plan ID -e--zL - TITS SC
ter u--si -fte- C-rEussS E7lGsrS
Tsrts we're - eTr-rd IN Inc
H-cxryri-e c5-~ Erri-S. rhe-e
Highway No : IolnS Ezzoet1
street hut becaESe q the heavy
traffic and because 8 number C
small children n ire caravan might
- injured u PLAYING O. The high
xay- the visitors moved SeSe-z-
miles ont
They express entire approval o.
rhe VALLEY and Szze6 that -1e
climate cane I'D % expectations
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
SPEAKER WARNS
KIWANIS CLUB.

A warning against transient stock
and bond salesman Was sC1rced BE-
fore the Eixz--S Cub luncheon -
noon today " Bert C-o1zck- local
banker.
M Cronzck pointed CIT that q
large number o. szlezmfa we're IL
this section and urged loczl CT
izens 70 keep the MONEY - toe
Valley. He added tha- although
some % The stock offered fer sale
Was legitimate. much Q. = vas
fake and absolutely worthless
". L Docson, principal of TIE
grammar sch0ci. -70ke b-1efJ ex-
planning h0e rEe EETznS c1z5
was 20 distribute baskets @ food
z--c-z the poor CHRISTMAS zc-r-
frz- He said that = families would
be visited Several committees were
named 10 handle yzr5o1s d1st-r-E
". A Rzsco and Travis Jennings
both MADE talks. reporting C Ire
KIEar.s cor1Te5I1D1 recently he'd
II Dallas M-- Rzsco Is lieutenant
zore-o- for iris d.s-rsc-- and az
tended TIE 6sx-r5c- executives r-eer-
ing. he'd tire foli0Eznz cay L
vas pointed cut that tLe K5zzr4
aim fc- 1891 Ezs 70 Nh III
leadership and % take care @
unterD-TTl-lzr6 Children
President San Per- z-3CZ--ec
that DeEsT We.ca Rad ben sp-
pointed treasurer CT re oczl rl5
for 1891 Z Ezs also zz1CE-rec
that there would be ID c15 Eesl-
.nZg OF rer- T-I-zcsF- T11r5 Is
Christmas Dz-. . TIE soL0zzzz
Th--SdzT. T11rh falls Or NJ
Years Instead "a final 800 ZEe-
Ing zEI d he'd Ec3-- 80
De .
V.s-o<z today Es-e 2 l. HI arr
Z G SC1ceg, both o. EEE1Ez-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
Miss Cara Thought
Seriously Injured

Co-Suslo Cara local girl Eho
vas injured Monday night EhEa
II automobile hit her IS she vas
waking 20 E0-E- vas taken 20 the
Mercy Hospital late Wednesday her
condition nCt having improved dur
IN fhe pas tzo DAYS
II vas thought AZ first that the
Ci-l had suffered only cu-S and
5r-sES- bit Al x--zy revealed Glst
she -as injured more seriously thar
frs anticipated
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
Matamoros Chamber
Elects New Officers

The new officers for the MIA
n0-os CHAMBER C C7nze-ce Eho
NIL serve during 1891 have been
eIec1ed ard are noE serving II Their
nE capacities. ]. Ezs re-ezIed to
czT-
EcEz-co Gz15zy zzs elec-e6
Fez6sl- q The organization 10
s.coesd Ruben Martina Juan C-uss
Us lzzed E1z-P-zzdez-. and
Eabe1 Ez--Lsz vas e-scrzd 20 zc-
IS sec-e-1T 1o- tae c0-az wear
jose Lzr--sz was rz-e1 assam
Sc-s-z--. an JuL0 GzETzn r-ez-
S--E--
TIE 1ET 0tficzzEz are p-zr-i-z II
ezcc-Ste program 1o- RE CC-s-E
Eezr- they stated and EuI cnr-e-s-
Eao1 C the 8-oTlTTLe Czz--F- q
C1EEe-oe has ben CzEEred
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
School Children To
Study Brownsville

a CHAMBER o. cCZEe-cf 1ocE-s-
entitled Points or Interest u and
Around B-0x-sTz-e T- o S1u11e1
- lnczl E111en-s n tDe -1lc
schoolx. according 20 C " Go-zE
xuDe-n.en6EE-
This : being done 70 aid TIE
know yOu- CITY campaign =
was pointed out IRE folder cc--
tztrS information concerning points
Of scenic beauty. historical In
Dortzrce. and industrial deTe-op-
rerr. ard TIRE students vii stray
TIE su5ject after TIE CHRISTMAS
HOLIDAYS Mr- Coke said
fre-z- thousand Q. The bocks-s
XII be distributed among TIE school
ch-~-er. according 70 @. C. Rich
ar secretary O. TIE chaloer-
I xas pointed our that the NUM-
Der or tourists visiting this section
Is increasing rapidly. an that Local
citizens must D educated On Points
Of loczl lrtereSt II order 20 Al
sxer Ire Visitors QueS-oE E-h
ln-slEgen-s-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
Fines Assessed In
Fruit Theft Cases

S-znlsv JUnka vas finsd sil325
Wednesday afternoon when ne
Pleaded guilty 70 the theft OF fruit
from the Crozacs orchard He vas
tired before Justice 81. the Peace
Fred E1EaEE- His ares. vas
brought about through his in1lica-
ton II the confessions C tEo 9TH
e. Ee1 w1o also Eere convicted
Ceies-in0 Gz-ciz EzS tried on Z
similar charge and fined $500
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
City Briefs

Christmas Special $40 pe-Ez-
ren- waves -1l5 Eesk only MADAME
nr-e. 800 Je11s-s1l pl0-e s-5-AcT.
p
Izxuzz Fish Izrket-Fan fish.
&c p- P0zzd Ar oyzse-z- Cal E1
juno Big 5tz-zs- Sr1z-E- AR
Czl6croni Fozn4z5n-S1e-z- EC-
chocolate. -9r NeE soca-51l Ca
cEcE Drug S.C-e. 1-4a Wang
rcz 9 Ar L.
Dr. JsAz Drzytsa DE an
r1E1css the opening q RS c-4IS-
&C state National B. BLZ-A6T .
CzIderunTs FoznGzEr- - Offers
speczz1 E1z c. Jo1zzc1S Carts
A6T- e
Tcu Get One hZ1re1 p Ger
cls1-T. C-zl-11T. AID @-TEs =
TIE star P1zrmzcT- oPrCz-e EE-
Fz1z- Lc2Esz- TslS-A6T- i
EzkeE Pskzf9S z-6 E1- 5S1S
fr-Ted -c- E-1e- e-e- EE1L -
E--1ETS waite E17pe Ar -
Duck ShcosinE- - LzZz-z e e
T1rns c1 -1e D-x1s T-z-L IE0 d.
lars ard Es-y cents p- @ -
cay Szr5e- O. sz1o-s-s 1
20 shooting q LC-1zTs al I1---
6z<z FC pe----S Sc AzE =
Ts-@ r-o-s I'D R-7[
Texas 70 permits III . -S-ec
On ire Eo7=--- ~ p
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
DIR. Ely To Speak
At Commencement

Dr. F-aCrx E5r- Eosesso- @
ESGT and Philosophy C E1-cz-
ton Il the University CT Texas.
I'll - --s cc--ezceEE-- SpezEs-
f1- go C1TrZe and high El0o- O.
IA - 1901 i Tzs s--7z--rr
LlESsT p E1- Q " G0-kr-
Dr. E1E = Clr or -1r f1-Fur%
z--L1--lEs = tie United safes 81
Ire fed O E-s-oV C education
and has contributed tEo books Il
this fed II 1880
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
Insurance Agents
Coming On Jan. c

AETices received frC- WIS j.
Garter zsSzE- general 1re-En- and
passenger z-s- C -be 8 ? Ines =
Ez---zez- TEo Is z T-E-E II
BrCE-STLk ro6z-- s-zIS that rEz-
Ire EL brig ITO E5e Tzley Jar
8 = large party c. rEPrz%-z-Tes
CT rhs Great So-I1e-n LIE T-EE-
z1ce Co q Dallas ard EoE1
TIE party. NUMBERING nTe- 20 D--
sozs- VII z--EE u SD7c-zl train =
--cA-sr- jar s. making Al z--o
tor OF the Tz-E-- rh-r-zh TO
E-oz-<TI-e- ard 5z-c-z r1s-
E-zL- q Az-1-C--< -T r1----z~-l-
Of tire TIP 10 E11-E--ET- Re--z-
t-x 70 Dallas. II Esgls Pas ~
San E--c--o-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
Article By Gotke I'm
Education Yearbook

Z ~ CC-ER- El@-- e-[e-- q
1e oczl schools freaks Iz-o zs-
szz1 = Ire Fourth Yer Boc- q
L1s DeE--Zez- q E-n-z-
oc-ocl Prr--zE- Mz-15zzn E5-z-
t10zzl AsSc-zzrz- Win A z-5rse
el11-ec Lns P--1cl2zI ard rs
Cc--------
he zTlce originally z11sz-sd =
ne A11s-Ez7 E~c1cz-onzI DsE@<-
December. 1877.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

NEW YORK Dec Ie-7-ne
sock market extended yesterdays
gains u ire early trading today.
met enough realizing 70 cancel part
CT the ] q , point advances and
then turned dull CT the reaction
Buying II The first half hour
embraced virtually tire entire Isl,
although activity was more mod
e-aIe than during Wednesdays re-
bound Shorts = Auburn Auto cos-
erred blSlly and The stock VA bid
UP Q points Allied Chemical Coz
Products. Chesapeake & ONO. New
YORK Central u 6 Steel American
Can and many ocherS rose = 70 :
Hfc-c the p-cfit--aklng appeared.
Bethlehem steel was one q. TIRE fc~
lszvT s1ots- losing a point rer.
Cal money renewed q ? per cent
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

NEW ORLEANS. Dec I6-F-
Cotton had . steady opening LIVER
pool cables we're about Is Cue and
first trades here showed gains O.
) 20 6 points The market essed
off , 10 q points after the start On
pEOfI--mzkIrg but later rallied
again q shorts covering January
trading up 10 49, and March 10
1871. or Q 70 10 points I'd from the
lows Toxzrcs the end OF the first
hour ire HzrkeI Was very steady
ard inclined 70 advance II sym-
pz-hy With q f-rTnE opening o. the
stock r1z-Ee--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
Contracts Are Lei
For Sanitary Sewers

tSrer-aI % ne re-1l-F
EARL-EGES- Dee lS-C0r-r7--s
<c- fhe izyzrg C sanitary SEerS-
snrsuc-r- q ser-ion II North Eighth
= Pcxe-I addition ard for the co1-
<--rr7ion q = stern sever CT EzS-
Lincoln Ave were e q tie meet
III C The city commission Wed-sS-
dar evening Tre sanitary SeZe-
rrr--a- -Fr- II <-r-s- ard Tzia-
fe-ru. an6 ire stc-l ssTe- contract
= L G <5ch1[
rz-cr San Eo-tS. a-5 Geo-Es
v-4- r%e<-e6- ard Il =
---- Ter cc--s-c-e-. took o.
Llre
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

NEW YORK Dec Is-P-Cn-
tn oDezG steady az Al advance O.
points % a decline Of ! point
nearly al positions being higher CT
O-e-rlE1- b1T1ag c-6eEx brought Il
q Yesterdays f-rrSzs-
Liverpool however. I'D not fully
Eeet the EeE YORK advance o.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

CHICAGO Dec 15-P-T- c
d AJ-Po1ztoeS steady. sacked Ger
cT-- Wisconsin round whites I25-
10. Minnesota I25-I55- Idaho
RuSse-S 1850 CoZorz6o Nc
Cures unbranded 151-Ih
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

To E9 It. Eve e. 81 rir-fs y
CzltO-ul7 lc-en-c- hzx Ez1~r6-c
n a1r G1sElaEr 1eneata e.
I1o- and zirEs with struts a.
tzclcc % = u1iTer<zI u.at-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

r@r-- C Pr--a F1c1 are r--l-e-s
r. - U-i-s1 Sa-eS b-t -kE- 81
-S--5--ed 70 vc-e = president
- ese-rcrS- The privilege of v5--r-
= granted CT he states. rc- b TIE
national eoTernEe-l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
TODAY'S MARKETS
OPENING

yesterday and there wzs q little
southern selling q the opening here
which, combined With realizing
caused reactions Of , or 4 points
The cotton was absorbed " q
continuation Of demand however
and the market a. the end OF TIE
fi-x- half hour was s 70 ii points
net higher. with new November
selling a. SIS and May at l0f7.
GRAIN DOWN
CHICAGO, Dec ID -P-Grain
tended downward early today afte-
q sh0z Of frmneS a. the start.
Failure Of securities TO maintain
fully their initial gains attracted
attention. and + was noticed thai
fu-rher welcome moisture rel oTe-
oomes-c winter wheat - the SOUTH
Ees--
Opening Ia of to IL I'd. -hez:
later underwent a material setback
IT the price Of July delivery Corn
started a. 3-5c decline to 5-5c ad-
vance and then suffered an all
around drop.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

Covering GO rozS ~ O tine :
r-erhari-aI cotton 6uS-e- Used Ct
southern c-cEers Is abe 70 t-sa-
- acres e ho--, c. % --S :
6zT.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

CHICAGO. Dec ia-P-Butte-
easy; creamery extras ga sco-eD
q IL: standards 80 score czriotsl
20: extra firs-s. teo-sf srorel - -
- -. ffrEts. 1875 scorer 8 II 20
n: seconds. 56-sT scoreJ "a II 20
: II
Ezzs easy: extra frS-S .. fresh
graded firSts q: ordinary firSs %
n refrigerator fErStS II II: refr7-
EErzror extras Is
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

-re -z-geS- towel rIT-s - ere
Eo-G are heated a. KznzpoEs.
~ c
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
A brand HeW gift fdea
fer men ECho don't hold
back at Christmas time

Here's 4 grand idea for men who
want TO give their wives or mothers
the biggest Christmas thrill they've
ever had.
Frigidaire has created Z beautiful
sterling silver medallion, or Medal
of Honor" thar we're putting on all
Christmas gift ~Figidaires II 10
extra cost This medallion IS .
grzved with the name of the ore
who gets the Frigidzire, or with
both her name and yours
This offers = new and exciting
way 10 make the Christmas morning
gift presentation Instead Of trying
TO surprise" your wife or mother
with q gift that has been in the house
for days, you stage your act Ike this:
Well engrzve = medallion for you
and tuck il away in . handsome
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

Acco-C-1g 20 r-e E-Elcsr Pe-
--rlE-l T-El--e- -l--H 70 81
cc1 CT Tzs u TIE I--sz S-z-Ex q
EzSe--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

velvet case. Then sOu wrap u ~
with I'll TIE ChnzmEs trimmings
ard slip il into the sim chIfon
stocking thar she's hung beside the
fireplace Or iusr hard u &c her III
that's the way rou do such things In
your house. Either wzE. the resuir
viii be a surprise thar III szrPnsc-
And there viii DC no question bur
thar You'll rate zs the PrinCe oG
Thoughtful GiEers-
Because there's 10 ChniSrmzs Cir
in the world like = F~rigid4ire- Itsa
gifr that is lasting-a Eifr that shell
use every day IL the yezr-a Eiir
thztsboz1 how nauchyoa love her. -
may Ne suggesf that Eou seleu T0ur
Frigidzire x the earliest possible
moment while q fuIl Lire of models
is sill available 10 choose from
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-14
100 Per Cent SAFTEY

Funds only De loaned according State law under Sa supervision approved bonds first improved real 
 We allow high powered methods We maintain bonded preseny all Alaska held respOns e for all their promises and We other tons have done heretofore made promises
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-14
PROGRESSIVE MERCHANT AT SAND POINT HAS
 MODEL LITTLE TQWN

Captain Arthur Mellick, head 0.
 the large mercantile establish ment at Sand Point known as Grosvold'S, has accomplished some wonderful things at Sand Point: n4r only from the standpoint o1 business but those things which make for better living conditions for the entire community and ne K still Keeping at it. He is assisted by Mrs. MeIlick, a wonderful help mate and . charming young wo- man
 Sand Point now has the reputa- ton If being the finest town out west and iU is probably that this assertion IS correct; at least if it is not it IS certainty there is no other which can excel it.
 One sees 9 neatly laid out town site, with lawns dotting the land scape and board walks tc every h me 6; electric lights, running water, modern plumbing, a tele- phone system, small clump of spruce trees and a few cottonWoods exceptionally fine buildings which could hardly be excelled here in Seward; a splendid wharf and a large warehouse
 These are but few of the high lights during a brief visit while the mail steamer Starr lies in port dis charging freight and is ample evil dence of what a sailor can do who quits the sea and takes up his life ashore, putting to work those earl fer lessons gained upon the bound ing main
 { The croWning item, however, of the small community, is the mod ern general store, not so much from the varied line of good grade articles carried in the stock, but the up-to the-minute atmosphere; the neat general appearance of the stock on counters and in the shelves. the cleanliness, and orderly method of arrangement, the smell of fresh paint and clean floors
 Directly adjoining the store and almost a part of it Captain Mellick is just now completing a new post office in which the equipment is complete to the last detail.
 It is one of those places where the owner can look around with pride and show to visitors with en- thusiasm Practibility, common sense and ample use of muscle is the answer.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-14
HERE FOR MONTH

w. J. Mcdonald, supervisor of the Chugach National Forest, who arrived Friday from his Cordova offices, will remain in this area for the coming month on general routine work. Mrs. Mcdonald is with her husband on the present trip and during their stay they will live in a cabin which they have rented, on the shores of Lake Kenai.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-14

At the left hand entrance to Unga there is a cape known as
 Elephant Cape, owing to a fantastic likeness carved from the cliff by the sea.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-14
Nearly three-quarters of the area of Alaska lies within the North Temperate Zone.

N J Beck. formerly with the B. of E. for many years and who, few days ago flew to Valdez from Anchorage, returned to Sew aid yesterday on the s. $. Aleu- tian. continuing on to Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-14
RETURNS FROM INLET

w. O. Erwin, general manager for the Standard Oil Company, Seward headquarters, returned Thursday from Anchorage. MT. Err win left the past week for Seldo- via aboard the Discoverer and from that port to Anchorage via small boat.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-14

HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEW "OKEH" RECORDS at SYLvIA'S? THEY ARE WONDERFUL.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-14
FRATERNAL ORDERS
THE AMERICAN LEGION

SEWARD POST No. 5. sgsn.2, Meeting on the first and third Wednesdays of each \ A month. James Campbell, sGssSSS Post Commander; Ben V. High Adjutant.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-14

The Kuskokwim is the second largest river in Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-14
The Dime & Dollar Building and Loan Association
 An Oregon Corporaon Announcement tO
 Alaskans

We formerly known the Willamette x cation of Portland Oregon is the hope cal representatives Alaska towns o the Territory desire aid in the construction OfhOme Alaska funds lin tion.
 THE DIME AND DOLLAR BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION member O EIGHT Guardian ed TWO pay per cent inter est compounded semianualy.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-14

The annual harvest of fish from Alaska waters is now worth $5O,- nn0 nnn
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-14

Resurrection Lodge No. Al, I. o.
 O. F. Meets every Thursday at 8 D. m. in Odd Fellows 'G&9 Hall. Visiting brothers welcome. Frank Cooper, N. C., Ludwig Lars son, Secretary.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-14

 rhe s. s. starr departs this evening At 6 O'clock for the West - ward and Bristol Bay districts.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-14

LATEST STYLES IN REED X COOK LEATHER BAGS. The Alaska Shop.
 ~----~-am~~-- Old papers for sale at Gateway
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-22
NO MORE NEURITIS
In Arms, Neck, Legs
or Thighs

If you want to get rid Of the
asonizing pains of neuritis, neural.
gia, sciatica or rheumatism, just APP
ply Tysmol to the affected parts
and see how quickly all misery will
cease.
Tysmoi is powerfully penetrating
absorbent, soothing and healing in
its action, which goes in through
the pores and quickly reaches the
burning, aching nerves. Those stub
born pains in the back of the neck,
about the shoulder blade, face or
head, in the forearm and fingers, OF
extending down the thigh to the toe
tips, will soon disappear. Cramping
of the muscles will stop and you will
no longer he bothered with soreness,
swelling, stiffness, numbness or
tenderness of the joints and liga-
ments.
Tysmol is not an ordinary lini-
ment or salve, but scientific new
emoliient that is entirely different
from anything you have ever used.
Don't suffer any longer. Get n sup
ply of Tysmol at any good drug
store. Always on hand at Clements
Drug Store. Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-22
Progress Report
To Be Given At
Coast Meeting

One of the principal report at the
meeting of the aviation committee
Of the State chamber of commerce,
TO be held in Los Angeles next Fri
day, will be the progress report on
air mail service to Imperial Valley,
according to Leo Hctzcl, member of
tho aviation committee Of the state
chamber, who will attend this Fri
day 5 meeting. The report is to be
considered with the possibility Of
making air service to southern Cali
fornia communities a project Of the
state aeronautical committee.
The interest of the state chamber
in the matter of IN airmail stop for
Imperial Valley indicates the fact
that the entire state of California
realizes. not only the necessity of
air mail for this community, but
the need of more than one stop in
the state. The FL Centre chamber
of commerce and other valley organ
izationS have made steady fight
for an air mail stop at the Imperial
County airport when the southern
airmail is established and. while
nothing has been decided up to the
present time, it is the belief of the
chamber that the stop in the valley
will be made unless the government
decides to run the planes through
without intermediate mail stops be-
cause of the saving in time.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-22
MANY PROBLEMS ADJUSTED THROUGH
WORK OF RED CROSS SECRETARY

Reports from Miss Mae Sherry
Winans, Red Cross secretary for
Imperial Valley, reveal the month
of June has been an active one,
with many demands made upon the
organization for relief and consd-
cradle investigating work taken
care of. Under the welfare pro-
gram heading the following work
was reported: = home visits, 81 Of
flee interviews. 10 letters written
and II kilograms sent, four secured
employment, government hospital-
zation for three cx-service men.
Eleven inquiries were received
from welfare organizations through
out the country asking that investi-
cations be made so that some fam
lily problem might be adjusted. AS
result of the sccretary's cooper
alton, l6-year-old girl was re-
turned to her father here. after be-
ing found hitch hiking in Salt Lake
City.
Arrangements were made for an
aged woman now living in Los An
geles but who is a resident of I'M
perial county, to obtain suitable
living quarters \ 4yearold girl
referred to the office by a local
physician will be sent to an ortho-
pedic hospital, where it is hoped
she will regain the use of her limbs.
4 local fraternal organization was
approached by the Red Gross and
became interested in a 21-year-old
girl, financing her care in a Los
Angeles hospital for one year, after
which time it is hoped a cure will
be effected. The mother of this
Young woman is Il widow and has
three young children dependent up
on her.
A local service club is 90 oper-
ating with the chapter in sending
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-22
Montana Paper
Gets Service

san FRANCISCO, July 90. (U.D
The Havre Daily News, leading
newspaper Of northern Montana, to-
day became leased wire client of
United Press Associations.
The Daily News is served by
United Press Printer circuit from
Salt Lake City which also serves
long list of other strong newspa-
pcrs in Utah, Idaho and Montana
with strategic news transmission
facilities at Salt Lake City, Twin
Falls, Boise, Butte and Havre.
The Daily News is operated by
United Publishers, Inc, which also
publishes seven stro'g county seat
weeklics in northern Montana.
Harry E. Polk, who also is ,presi-
dent Of the Wiliston. y. d., is man.
ager Of the Daily News.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-22
'Wh0opee Girl
Sent Back Home

LOS ANGELES, July -. UP)--
Rudell Heath, gun-toting whoopee
girl from Texas, will start home
today after several months incarcer-
alton in the Norwalk State hospital
for the insane.
Pronounced cured, Rudell was
granted her freedom by Superior
Judge c. S. Hardy on five wears ;
probation. Her father promised to
take Eer home.
Her confinement to the hospital
resulted from a forgery charge, the
climax of many escapades which
filled the headlines during her stay
in Hollywood. The most lurid was
when she fired five Shots at a boy
friend with whom she was angry.
The boy friend at the time was
tending a soda fountain in Holly
wood drugstore. He managed to
dodge the bullets. while customers
quickly abandoned their sodas and
tled
Another time, a film director told
police, he demonstrated with Rudcll
when their automobiles collided.
The girl, he said, produced Il milk
bottle and hit him ON the head.
Ntill another time, police said,
Rudell became angry with Chinese
herb doctor and kicked in the doors
of his office.