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The Washington times., 1931-01-24
ROAD BUILDING
AID TO AUTO
INDUSTRY
Federal Assistance During
JobIeSs Era Seen a Help
To Recovery of Sales Drop
BY G. w. CHURCHILL
General Sales Manager, Buick
Motor Company

MOGOE COMPANY
It would seem at times that
periods of dullneSS in the busi
ness cycle are most beneficial in
the long run for the healthy de
velopment of the country. II
temporary depression slows down
the wheels of commerce and man
ufacture for while, it also pro
duceS results that open new ave
nues to development and expan
sion for the future.
This fact is particularly true
In the present instance where the
automobile industry has had a
breathing spell from peak pro
duction which has enabled it to
stop, study and chart the course
ahead. An industry, like an indi'
Vidual must pause occasionally
to take stock of its surroundings
its progress, its future and the
obstacles which lie in its path.
Time for Study
The past year has done much
to assure the automobile industry
of future that will be compar,
able to it's brilliant past history of
IS years.
1t has permitted time for the
installation of better production
methods, for a valuable study of
sales and distribution problems;
it has deflated skyrocketing com,
modify prices and, most i'm
portant of all, it has literally
paved the way for greater fu,
ture demand for automobiles by
increasing our county, State and
national road-building programs
Increased Road Work
The Importance to the automo,
bile industry of increased high,
way construction schedules, which
have been put in force during
the past year, can hardly be over.
estimated.
Automobile production for the
past several years has been run.
ming ahead of road construction
with the result that We have had
brought to our attention the pos,
sibility of a new type Of satura,
ton point-the saturation of our
highways. A year ago this thought
presented a major problem; to,
day it's solution Is assured for
many years to come by the ire
mendously increased activities of
our county, State and national
commissions.
Highways Aid Trade
In partially solving the un'
employment problems which is
now clearing itself through i'm
proving business conditions, our
highway building agencies have
accomplished a splendid piece OF
work for the future of the auto.
motive industry.
In a large measure we are OBJ.
Ngated to the Federal Govern
ment for much of this increased
road d-building activity.
The Washington times., 1931-01-24
SPEED KING OF 1890

Billy Arnold, 25-year-old racing
driver, who was virtually cata'
pulled from comparative obscurity
to fame in singe season, has been
formally declared the A. A. A,
champion for 1880, according to
an announcement recently made
by the contest board Of the Amer
ican Automobile Association.
The Washington times., 1931-01-24
Death of Man, 1O6,
Laid to His Appetite

VANCOUVER, Wash, Jan. "a.
U.PO.-Too hearty an appetite
for food was blamed for the death
Of Joseph Dubuque, 100, Edith E.
Francis, his daughter, said:
Father was very temperate,
but he would pay no attention
to his diet. Had he eaten less
he might have lived to be
older"
The Washington times., 1931-01-24
LIGHTS FOR ELEPHANTS

The increase Of automobile traf-
fic at night along the picturesque
hilly road from Colombo to Handy
has caused the government Of
Ceylon to issue an order that all
elephants walking about after
dark must carry front and rear
light,
The Washington times., 1931-01-24
TlUO Men in Auto
Break TItrOu0h Ice

AMSTERDAM, n. Y, Jan. ~.
Two men narrowly escaped pos
Sible drowning when the Ice ON
the Sacandaga reservoir, ON which
they were driving an. automobile.
The men. Louis Walthausen and
Ralph Trevett, were forced 10
break a window of the car to
escape.
The Washington times., 1931-01-24
MOTORISTS RESTRICTED

No person in Massachusetts Is
permitted to tow a glider by auto
mobile, airplane, motorboat or by
any other means than by hand
power without written permission
from the registrar of motor ve-
hicles.
The Washington times., 1931-01-24

very bw oennnr Of grzUaaeyy'-~hldh = IN e.
sentid souroe Of mocc attractive appearance,
better balance, 6ner riding qualities and
greater sa6re4
OhryAr hs made DIS new SIX as ous-
sanding m performance as { Is m aPPe%
anoe. Yom hst ride W. qaickiE confirm t4iL
wepnOudy invite theeneirreiin ryaswA
as the'putbhn to inspect d4hiis nrwChryuAArr Sn.
0aA
The Washington times., 1931-01-24
VETERAN TAXES WHEEL

Amos Ranck, aged 81, Of e.
verSon, Pa, is one of the Oldest
automobile drivers in the United
States. He learned to operate
a car only five years ago.
The Washington times., 1931-01-24

Only the su,artest, buea new Sn powered
to make a dean sweep Of is pnce fed n
epesy conceivable test Of performance.
With its rE6anch wheelhase L 1 "a e.
tpemely graceful car IN a1e, kngth b~nes
and m al rs fine characteristics Of design.
Like IT'S magnificent companion c~s. the
Chrysser Seraight Esghts, the new Ch&ySaler
SIX has a double-drOp frame permitting
The Washington times., 1931-01-24

r. G. Newton ...................O Orange va
Skinker Bros Motor Co.. Fredericksburg Va
Richard Wallach, Jr. .WarrentOn, va"
Rockhead Service Station ......... .Luray' w"
The Washington times., 1931-01-24

NFRYSLER has news for yOu.
At the AunomobAe Show and also IA
owr showroom, there 5 being shown foe
she fast time a new ChsyzAer Sin seyaSed "A
dat fine distinctive manner Of the ChayuAer
Seraiighn Eighta-
A big new CnyyAnr SIX expressly designed
70 seand 6Oeth o the smareese sEeyAaader
car ever available at a low pcioe-and not
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27

C TIE Er011dz e improper coz
duct
Fo1-@s1 p11-oErzr1s C TIE I'm
o15-as taken from every pcSs-5E
z-EE -=re submitted 70 S-1rEze
Court justice Hating = A effr-r
20 S10= that z = z7oS<5-s 70 see
Ito lie to11ezE More tran thai
e las S1GE- q pate EzsS Ezn6-
shed between The 1-c- and rear
SEATS r-e=sr-s even Tie rhz-re-
from taxing . Pes< through rs
E-rc--
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u--ed zEfz6zE-s reS-Esy-x that
Peaches : - a souzd financial
cc1E-10z SIC or--usS = $50 =
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sEc--1I- = vas zEF--sL and she re-
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O. $500 SC-e CT hEr worldly
gods -Ere E-E1 IS to-1<x
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szcn
F1rs1 pairs q saoez SIS q Sd
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JeEeT- S-EEsa1 and -orz
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SECS E=e C-sc-e6 70 1e h-ESs
rnczv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
TICKETS
FOR MOOCHERS
Les AnErlrs EntzmMtra 80.
EaFa E@tthnF EI5l Coo
Per MmHh

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
RAINS HALT
CABBAGE MOVE
Muddy Fields Prevent Har-
vest; Slight Price
Rise Seen

SAN BENTTO. Jan T-Ge-e-zI
rains over fhe VsEey have CONE
70 I1s al C those xho are inter
es-ec II limiting the cutting OF
cabbage IN order 70 50S-e- the
EzrEE- tE this vegetable MUDDY
feds wEI diminish II not hzIE hz--
Fes-lnE q the croD Tor q tire
The movement 10 c---a-I cuttings
originated ~ q mass meeting O.
growers a. santa Rosa. and another
~Ezrns11z- this tine O. Z Valley
VIDE nature ELl - he'd T-eS6zT
night g rhe STEPHAN = Austin
zC1ooT III We<-zco-
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have been shipped this season and
lCe1l1S getting heavy
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ton 70 L1e grover. A psrcepabIe
re Ezs seen E-En c-r-rE BEGAN
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and crhe- VzIIeT chambers O cor-
Esrrs = beng secured III TIE move
Ee-- % S-z1llEze the MARKET
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
MYSTERY Case
BATTLES COPS
Mexican Found With Two
Bullets In Chest;
Killer Sought

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
M. P.FIGURESN
REALTY deal
l. Making $4,000 Invest
ment In Harrington
Section

HARLIECN. Jan T--PEchzse
y ne ATzzson PzG+1r railway C
y lots n the new industrial SCI
ton C Ez-lnEen becz-e known
t06zy and u IS understood thai E6-
dIt5nrzl deals with Land oE-ers g
-Ee secr11n are rCE beng -eEo-E--
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Eleven lots were secured c. the
railway from George J. C0--S and
George S~Escle1zk, purchase Ezce
beng announced a. s30zE. z-1
another 50- II he AZ sec-11- vas
b7uEh- from 2 3 Roberts, CO..
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81 OF E5a los pZ-rzEzed -E
Co-rs and STladle-ak are O. TIE
south SIDE CT JsrkSo1 s--eet- -
tween Fourth and Eighth streets.
the remainder FrCzEzE q z 5-z-c1
switching track
II Is understood that s11-1-al
deals which T- h-l-E TIE t--z-
investment O. rhe u = - TIE Il
c-rr1zL ssc1lo1 ID to s1lGD VII
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prope--T t1rc-re6 thai TIE roz6
cc1-EErlareS Tie co-E--rl1- oF
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
1ampico to Brownsville
Highway Now Progressing

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27

Progress O. IRE -z-psrc-B-0z-k-
vie highway hzs ben -ex--ezsE
rzpz according - C1sS NC,
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project with tire sane S15-1- rhE-
buz-- ire = Nzr-e r0z1- N-- Al
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and ths- Il every case Lhe rE1-s
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
Will Rogers Finds
Way to Pocketbooks

SAN ANTONIO Jan T-P-
VII RoGES -o-- C. Texas z--Rz-e-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
Hidzlgo Representa-
tive WEI Introduce
Measure
TRI-COUNTY
Judicial District WouId
Include Hidalxo. Cam
eron and WIIlzcy
~ So Cr-e--15E-B

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nez1zE q me Eec--se 51z-d q
ne parry and newly electez county
o1toe-s reoezIy-
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nez1 Z -EE combined Criminal
zT- co-- Tor the three counties
L. = supposed that Judge q II
KEr-s CT- 6S--lC- c11-T which
C1E-z-es u Cameron and WLlzcT
counties Eould 1o R Affected
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Geo W@-e-Ts-s criminal 6S-1cs
court would ID lo1Es- operate IL
Cameron and WL-zcy counties -
has been The case - the pas
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7s-h judicial district which t-c-u1es
DITzI- R-0oE. jim WeLs. STAR
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worked Ez-n01l0uST- as al have
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have TO- gone Sd smoothly
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ard W1-zc C1zz-s E01-z - Al
excellent So-E-i0u % t1s V-oosn-
Couch THINKS
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courts Z TIE EFT EE--zc There
would - = combined c-l--z--clE-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
FAILS TO
IDENTIFY MAN
Victoria Negro Not One
Wanted Here; Another
Held I'm Laredo

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there
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27

A-SIN IEz E-zEz-19C c.
zsxc-E In A ST sziC E-es-
car Re I'll ----E-z. n -1e -EE-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
To Stay
Open All Night

AzEDO Tex Jan If
Elective Fea J. International
E-1zS connecting Laredo EzE<
Pass B-0E1<v1-e and De- RIO Ez-h
Mexico are e u oper - hours dzLF
WcE orders fr1rn Washington A.
present IRE h-S5Ee g LAREDO T.
0re1 tru- : u 10 II . -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
and Daddy Are
Again Fighting in Court

NEW YORK Jan T-F-Lf
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R1S RoTEs trey have better eyEz
tran TIE C-s-z
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fe-1zT - orpc<z-E Mrs. B-CEz-
1Es Pea f1E GE10 cc--sSI fees
c. EZcn sic hopes TO 80 ttTorcg
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27

Los ANGLES Jan ~
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h-<E-L E6=E-1 G=-Es ReeL zs1
= T-r1=1 Es- = IRE fare. EanEE--
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27

Swe5er Jan p
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27

MOSCOW Jan T-P-ne
CorEzs C Cc-lS- youth
wn1SS Ee-5E-S r--hEr rh-se R-
l1E- ended Z se-lsS uf reefirE hers
1o1zF VIZ IRE z6crrirn C rszlz-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
Fort Worth Scion
Starts Flare-Up
I'm House
NORTH TEXAS
Eozzty u Said To Be
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-10
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1881
CtyProbeS
BnrIeSQ ne
Complaints

Managers of three local burlesque
theaters will be called before the
safety board, it decided today after
consideration of complaints Of indie
cent performances lodged by the
Indianapolis Council Of Women.
A letter from Mrs. A. B. Click,
president, and Mrs. F. A. Symmes,
secretary, to D. S. Morris, safety
board member, was read.
Persistent complaints from re-
Sponsible sources have reached us
regarding running down Of moral
atmosphere in certain theaters Of
this city" said the letter.
Our committee made investiga-
ton of those theaters reported: The
Colonial, Mutual and the Lincoln
Square, and at two widely separated
periods, and on each occasion the
vileness Of the language and the
salacious exhibition of the persons
presenting themselves ON the stage
indicate that this is the regular
routine Of these places and tends to
reflect the most evil influences in
our fair city"
The women's organization also
submitted a resolution asking en-
forcement of an Indiana statute de-
flning and penalizing public inde-
cency, with 1000 signatures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-10
POSTAL BRIDES
PROBE STARTED
U. S. Grand Jury Studying
RoWbottom Case.

Probe into the alleged sale" of
postofice jobs by Representative
Harry E. Rowbottom of the First
district, which may result In wide
spread investigation of political
activities In southern Indiana, was
started today by federal grand
jurors.
Rowbottom is accused, under $10,-
900 bond, with having collected
brides for postofice jobs in the dis
trict.
It was reported at the federal
building today that a score of
persons would be called In the in
vestigation.
Albert j. Wedeking of Dale, state
highway commission chairman and
prominent southern Indiana poll
tician, was among witnesses await
ing questioning by the probe body.
Other witnesses called include !:
William Bethel, Warrick county Re
publican chairman; Grant johnson.
Dale, politician; Ross Webbler, Dale
rural mail carrier dismissed after
the Rowbottom investigation; James
Lindsey, assistant postmaster at
Rockport; O. A. Weilbrenner. for
mer postal employee at Mt. Vernon:
Jean Scanahorrn, Rockport, politi-
clan, and Charles Shaley, dwell
postmaster.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-10
DEATH CLAIMS
E. C. HOFFMAN
Fall Fatal to Ex-Democratic
National Committeeman.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, Feb. 10.-Ed-
ward G. Hoffman, So, Ft. Wayne
lawyer, banker and former member
Of the Democratic national COM
mittee, died here today Of a skull
fracture suffered Sunday when he
was thrown from horse.
His horse SHE'D and ran under a
tree. Hoffman was swept from his
mount by an overhanging tree limb
and thrown to the pavement.
Hoffman served as Democratic
national committeeman from 1915
to 1920. In 1870 he was secretary
of the Democratic national conven-
ton, although he never held public
Office.
He was first vice president Of the
First and Tri-State National Bank
and Trust Company here and prea-
dent Of the F't. Wayne Chamber OF
Commerce.
The widow and one son survive.
He was defeated in the United
States senatorial race in 1908.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-10
OBTAIN S5,4OO
LOOT IN HOME
Gems, Clothing and Money
Are Stolen.

With a pass key and jimmy,
apartment burglars entered the
home Of Mrs. Bert A. Boyd, Apart
ment A, BIS North Meridian street,
Monday night, while Mrs. Boyd
attended downtown theater, and
checkup today revealed money,
clothing and jewelry valued at
$500 missing, according to police.
Included in the loot was a $4,000
dinner ring; a $500 bracelet; $500
In cash; $500 diamond studded
wrist watch, ana many other pieces
Of jewelry worth more than $4,000,
Mrs. Boyd said.
When she left the apartment
earlier with another woman, they
saw two well-dresSed young men
lettering In the corridor Of the
apartment building, Mrs. Boyd told
police. The robbery was discov-
cred when she returned from the
theater.