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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-05
Handwriting
What 1t May Reveal.
By MILDRED MOCKABEE.


tn HIS writing suggests a person of
boundlesS enthusiasts. She
probably has q keen enjoyment
Il In almost any type of activity.
She would scarcely ever be
bored. but seems to be fortunate in
possessing the ability to amuse herself
easily. Apparently she would never
be at a loss for anything to do. We
should expect her to have many
friends and varied occupations.
Her many interests are possibly fos-
tered by q very great curiosity. The
type of ok" used here is frequently
an indication of the curious. This
writer would seemingly couple this
curiosity with a native intelligence.
This would aid her In answering her
many questions in a satisfactory man
ner. She would, perhaps, be more in
terested In things closely connected
with her own life than in abstract
ideas. Surely she is not "nosey" or
forever prying into another's affairs.
The long cross stroke of the tx" is
noteworthy. It is often an indication
of expectancy. The writer may feel
that great and fine things are her due.
She may think that only the best of
life should come to her. This may be
either an aid or hindrance to hA II
she is clever and has win power enough
COAAoAosGA4hAJ
she desires, she will surely have an
unusually good chance Of obtaining
them. However, If she spends too
much time dreaming, letting her in
terests glide too rapidly to newer and
different ideas, 1t will be almost i'm
possible for her to attain these desires.
She must realize that things will not
come her way of their own accord.
Instead she will need to make con-
slant, worthy efforts.
She would undoubtedly enjoy work
where personal contacts are necessary.
II she were compelled to spend her
time with pencil and paper alone, she
would surely be miserable.
Note-ARdlysis OF handwriting Is not
an sIaet sctsnce, according to icorld in
above feature tn that spirit.
n sou trtsh to hare your lpfftin0
analysed send q sample to Miss Mockd-
bee, care OF The Star along NTH
2-cent stamp. II piu be either inter
preted In this column or you DiH recetUe
handwriting analysts chart tDhtch gou
srfU H1A nm inf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-05

nique-a half-inch of Koly-
nos on a dry brush, twice a
day. Instantly you'll dis
cover difference. Forwhen
Kolynos enters the mouth
it becomes an active, exhila-
rating foam that cleans out
every pit, assure and crew
ice and leaves the mouth
refreshed.
According to tests this
amazing Kolynos foam kills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-05
almost
forgot

of failure and spending their time so
long over the mixing, etc.-I wonder
why everybody doesn't adopt Self
rising Washington Flour.
II suppose it is hard to adopt meth
DDS different from those we're Using
by inheritance. But we're not light
ing with tallow dips any longer, or
travelling with horses and buegies.
"Self-rising Washington Flour
surely Belongs In the class with the
moderns. l can tell you-you don't
have to change your favorite for
mulas IN the least; nor make the
drudge out of baking that YOU are
doing now. But with Self-rising
Washington Flour you can have de-
licious hot biscuits for dinner, light
as feathers-if you don't even make
the start until you hear hubby at the
front door. Literally - ready in a
jifiy'."
SeIf-riSine Washington Flour is for sale
by srocers and deIicGfeSSenS in all sizes
from 2-Ib. sacks Hp-fcifh every sack
GUARANTEED.
WiIkins-Rogers Milling Co.
Washington, D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-05

This accepted" seal de-
notes that Self RISING
Washington Flour land
advertisements for it) are
acceptable 10 the Commit
tee on Foods Of the Amer
lean Medical Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-05
The Woman Who Makes Good
BY HELEN WOODWARD,

HELEN WOODWARD.
enables her to Tith authority
problems
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-05

20 the DeauufuI, natural
white enamel without in.
jury. They are kept sound.
Start using this Kolynos
Dry-Brush + Technique. Unjust
3 days you'll see how foolish
II is to have dull, yellow
teeth. Teeth will look whittier
--3shadeswhiter Gumswill
feel firmer. Your mouth win
feel clean and refreshed.
Buy a tube of Kolynos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-05

Edwin John. fighting son Of Augustus
John, famous English painter, has won
each of his five ring battles in England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-05

sweep in with every breath and most tooth and
gum troubles That's the reason makes teeth clean
and whichever teeth that have been yellow for years
Just start brushing your teeth with this new tech
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-05

Nearly 1000, 900 cubic feet of mahog-
any will be shipped from the African
Gold Coast this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-01
Lou Prices on Popular
TOILETRIES

PaImOIive Soap. DoZ-
en- cakes for .. 65c
Palmolive Beads. 3
boxes for ........2fc
D.. .CoIgate's Big b ath
Soap. Dozen cakes for. see
CoIgate's CSC Size
Cashmere Bouque
Soap and soc size
Cashmere Bouquet
Talcum for. ......... .25c
busting Powder, In
fancy glass jars ......3Sc
..Jerge ms Carnation
Bath Soap, 15c size.
6 cakes in a box for. .45c
Henri Rocheau Soap.
Csc size. 2 cakes. Csc
Kann's Cleansing lis
sues. $1.o0 size .....7Sc
Listerine, IA or. $50
Phillips Milk of Mag
nesia. soc size. SOC
. Armour Bath Soap.
10c size. 6 cakes. .35c
Raffy EncensO Orien-
tai Perfume. Bottled
and boxed .$2.95
DIR. West Toothbrush
and Dental Mirror.
Both for .42c
.Prophylactic Tooth
brush with Csc size
Listerlne Tooth Paste
or Csc size Listerine
Antiseptic .42c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-01

...$1.5o Hughes Id cal
HairOruSn ......... $50
a. Bathbrushes, with de-
tachable handles 80. .9SC
.. PalmOIive S having
Cream, 35c size, and
Gillette or Gem Razor
with one blade, for. .35c
...Marathon Razor
Blades. ACC value. 10
to a package ........ 35c
=. Bay Rum. 10 OF. .....39c
williams Aqua veIva.
soc size .............. SOC
.. Mole Shaving Cream.
75c size jar .......... 59c
Witch Hazel. 16 OF. .32c
...7-oz. Rolls Absorbent
Cotton ZIG
.. soc Size Bottle Wood
bury Shampoo and
SOC shampoo spray. 49c
Soc Size NOxzema
Cream and cake Nox-
zema soap ............ SSc
Rubber Gloves. Pair .23c
...S1.O0 size Noxzema
Cream and two cakes
NoxZema soap ...... $50
..SI.5O Sfxe Noxzema. -.
Cream and two cakes
Noxzema soap .$l.1S
.SI.OO Size Hinze Ann
brosia Pore Deep
Cleanser and Csc roll
Facial Tissue ....... .$l.OO
=, .Denney & Denney
Jasmine busting Pow
der. $3.50 size. ...... .S9c
"A CSC Size Jar of
Ponds Cold or Vanish
ing Crea m. given
FRER with each bot
tie Ponds Skin Fresh
ener ........,..... $l.UO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-01
Pair of
Military
Brushes
1926
Excellent brushes
with either simulated
amber or shell backs.
Formerly $500.

PCT. Hot-water Bot
tie Of colored rubber CSC
...2-qt. Fountain Syringe .65c
.. Combination water
Bottle and Fountain
syringe .............S l.IS
=. .LlfebuOy Soap. Dozen
cakes for .65c
LUX Toilet Soap. Ten
Pears Unscented Soap.
Dozen cakes for. -. .$l.25
Rinse, large boxes. 3
for SIC
LUX Flakes. = 8 large
boxes IOT DOC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-01
N.Piece Decorated
BOudOir Sets
S4.39

Mirror, brush, comb.
powder box and hair
receiver, buffer, file,
shoe hook, shoe horn
and cuticle knife.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-01
HaB-a-Hundred
BabyNeeds
that you'll need no urging
to buy-at these prices

Baby Blankets -. soc
30x40 in. Nursery de- p
signs in pink or blue.
Checked Blankets. Use
Bound all around. Pink
and blue.
Crib Sheets. .39e
All white or with coll
ored borders.
Pillowcases ....... 19c
All white or with coll
ored hens.
Bootees .......... 39e
Hand crocheted. White,
pink and blue trimmed.
Baby Shoes. >. .69e
Crocheted and embroid-
cred Jap silk styles.
Baby Sacques 500
Hand crocheted. Pink
and blue.
Apiece Sets. ...... .$l.s6
Sweater. leggings. cap
and mittens Of brushed
wool; all colors. Sizes
to yr.
Embd. Cases. see
Hand embroidered
scalloped all around.
Pilloweases .$l.00
Handmade and trim
med with lace medal
lion.
Berets ..........$1 90
Also Helmets of white;
pink, or blue chinchilla.
Silk Coats. sass
White, pink or blue.
silk lined. Smoked
yokes.
Baby Sweaters. $500
White, trimmed with
pink or blue.
Snuggle Rug $1.69
Pink or blue, with ZIP
per closing.
Rubber Sheeting. :. .Sse
White and red. One
yard wide.
Rubber Sheets -. use
White and red. Size
27x36. Eyelet in corner.
Baby Shawls .$1.29
Woven styles with rayon
border. White, pink and
blue.
Warm Shawla. .$1.SS
Wide pink or blue ray
on band trimmed.
White Sheets. see
Crib size, with hem
stitched hens.
Vanta Layette. .$11.S0
Twelve pieces Of rayon-
and-wool. 3 vests, 3
binders. 8 nightieS, 3
hose. OF silk-and-wool,
SI3.25.
FlanneletteS ...... Use
Infants pink. blue and
white gowns. kimonoS
and gertrudeS.
17x1s Quilted Pads, Ice
17x3o Quilted Pads, 3Se
Vanta Towels soc
z Vanta Wash Cloths,
use
'cond Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-01

4. Viegay Face Powder.
$3.50 discon / nued
package ........... .6Sc
A.. theatrical Crea m.
Half-pound cans .3Sc
.14-oz. Cans Soothing
Antiseptic Imported
TaAcum ............ 1SC
soc Size Tubes Of
KOIynos, Peps0dent
PebecO, SQuibbs, To-
dent, Ipana or Phillips
Tooth Paste RIO
.25c Size Colgate Tooth
Paste. Free, II you
buy a Csc size tube of
Colgate's Tooth Paste
lOI s..s'.s.s. 'A0C
Ivory Snow. 15c size.
3 boxes for .,........ SOC
soc Size Non Spi. SIC
soc Size Zipp DepiIa-
tory Cream .4Se
. Meet DepilatOry. soc
size .............. SIC
. WildrO0t Hair Tonic.
$1.00 size .75c
. Edna Wallace Hop
per'S Cold Cream. =. .37c
|. .75c Size Jar Lady
Esther Four Purpose
Cream and 60c size
jar Lady Esther Hand
Cream, both for. ......7Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-01

chinehilIa Coats. $1.9e
White, pink. blue or
tan. Sateen lined.
Silk Bonnets .....$1 90
Blue, pink and white.
Lace and ribbon trim
med.
Knitted Leggings. 81 90
Drawer styles In white,
pink and blue.
Infants Bands .. see
Wool and cotton. Sizes
to 2 years.
Baby Pac Shirts. :. .SSe
Isle, rayon and wool.
Double and single
breasted. Sizes to 2
years.
Dia-pads .......... use
Vanta and Kleinert
brands.
Bath Robes ......$1.00
white trimmed with
pink or blue. Infant
sizes.
Coat Sets.
Coat, beret and leg
gings. Coat trimmed
with white FIR. Sizes
to 3 years.
Play Suits. ....,..$1.SS
Tailored m odelS OF
broadcloth.
Sleeping Bags. SASS
Upper bag with hood.
Pink or blue.
Diapers, dozen. 81 90
Red Star--Size 27x27.
Ready hemmed.
Kapok Pillows. 49,. .3Sc
Pink or blue.
Carriage Sets. ...$l.69
Pink or blue rayon COW
err and pillowcase.
Play Suits $3.50. .$1.00
Alsonereepers of broad
cloth. Hand finished.
Baby Baskets -. $50
Pink, white or blue en-
ameled finishes.
Baby Blankets. .$1.69
Nursery designS-bound
with satin.
Wool Blankets. .$1.9S
Pink or blue, with
white borders.
Rayon Comforts. $500
S0x40 in. Pink or blue.
Cotton filled.
Rayon Comforts. .$1.9s
Pink and blue combina-
lions. Size 36x5o.
Baby Bunting $500
White with hood lined
with pink or blue.
Baby Dresses 49,. .See
Hand-embroidered mod
els. Sizes to 2 years.
Gertrudes ........ SSe
Hand embroidered. Sizes
to ? years.
Wrapping Blankets. 81
Part wool--bound with
pink or blue ribbon.
SOxA0 Blankets. 3Se
Pepperell blankets, in
pink, blue and tan.
Kann'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-01

Kann's-seeond Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-01
''Radmoor" Silk Hose Reduced t,

T5O QMalify-Beine Discontinued!
Good looking long wearing servceweight
tops and feetothers silk top, with plated all coIors
in all zeso advise early shopping for best
Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-01
Musical
Powder
Box, S2.79

"A beautiful box,
with large medallion
on lid. Lift the lid
and it plays a pretty
tune.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
The Girl Habit
Provides Laughs

The em!nently funny Charles
Ruggles has 4 big following among
the honored gentry who take cor
leave) their amusement on the
talking screen-and he'll add thou
sands TO the hosts Of Ruggles adj
mirers after The Girl Habit gets
circulated around the country.
This picture opened al the Queen
Theater yesterday. and caused au-
diences there 10 shrek with laugh
ter.
The plot is nor q complicated one.
IL doesn't have TO be-fOr the album
dant comedy situations provide all
the complications required TO give
Ruggles fun play for his genius as
a fun-maker. His oWn dett style
OF making laughs grow where an
other lesser coined an would fall
is shown TO great advantage in this
farce.
Our hero is seen as a wealthy
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. whose atten-
tive habits where girls are concern
"a bounce back az him when he
gives I'D the chase cf all girls and
ce1ters his devotion on Sue Con-
rov. society dcbu' ante, 70 whom nc
becomes engaged
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Mystery Play Has
Interesting Theme

One Of the great mysteries Of the
world is the fate or the great treas
ure Of gold and precious stones
which seems 20 have been lost 70 the
human race during the dark ages.
II is about one single item of this
vast forgotten store OF wealth that
the modern story OF The Maltese
Falcon the Warner Bros. picture.
starring Bebe Daniels. now al the
Dittmann Theatre. is built.
For nor than a thousand years
the Maltese Falcon had been the
swag which kings stole from each
other and for which whole nations
went to war. All the danger ana
mystery OF its history was finally
centered in a hotel room i'm San
Francisco in the most dramatic ana
unusual story OF a decade.
The cast includes Ricardo COrtez.
Dudley Eieecs. Una Merkel, Robert
Elliott, T. .A-3d. Otto Matiesea
Oscar ApfJ. waiter Long. Dwight
Frye. j. Farrell Macdonald ana
Agostino BorgatO. The adaptation
OF Dashiell Hammett's beSt-Seliing
novel OF the same name was made
by Maude Fulton. Lucian Hubbard
and Brown Holmes. Roy Del Ruth
directed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
'Dirigible' Marked
By Timely Theme

A picture that COmD-neS n time
lIness Of today's newspaper with the
compelling drama OF a Broadway
hit BIS To be seen Sunday. Monday
and Tuesday al the Rivoli Theatre.
II is COlumbia's 'Dirigible.' in
which the fine talents OF Jack Holt,
Ralph Graves and Frank Capra arc
once more combined.
T. IS filled from the frs. reel to
The last with exploits OF daring and
with stirring action. but 1t Is in the
poignant. human drama that much
Of the charm OF the cicturc Is TO be
found. Rabbi Graves. hero or Sub
marine Flight and various and
sundry other Columbia successes.
enacts the role or a daredevil Navy
flier whose wife. Fay Wray, torn
by a torment or fear. cOnnives to
prevent his taking a proposed flight
TO the South Pole. She appeals 10
his friend who s~ecretely loves her.
and the flight Is temporarily halt
cd. He goes later. however. and
crashes his plane al the pole-and
then to add another touching bit OF
drama. his friend goes to his rescue
blu the Navy dirigible Los Angeles
AMI brings him back TO find hap
pineSS with the woman both love.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Mighty Plot In
Film AT Arcadia

A handful Of men pitted against
the heartleSs fury of an Antarctic
winter and a lone woman pi.ted
against the needless rush Of the en-
tire world serve rs the background
Tor the mighty plot o. "Dirigible
the current attraction MI the Ar
cadia theatre. Harlingen today,
Monday and Tuesday.
Jack Holt and Ralph Graves. sup
ported by Fav Wrav and Hobart
BOsw0rth are the stars of the film
Graves is seen as the publicity
hound husband az Fay Wray. while
his pal. Jack Holt. Is the rejected
lover. Graves in his attempt TO
break into print and dominate the
front page goes on an Antartic eY-
plOration trip which proves 10 Ia
disastrous TO the party when a
plane which Graves is flying crashes
at the South Pole. Holt receives
permission from the government 10
take the giant navy dirgible Los
Angeles and 90 in search Of the
party.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
HUMORIST IS
Seen ASPLAY
BOY IN film

IN Young AS You Feel his latest
Fox starring picture. VIII Rogers dis
cards the personal habits OF a life
time and appears for the first time
Oh stage or screen as a well grOOmed.
Bond Street tailored gentleman.
Rogers has not gone Hollywood
His striking wardrobe is a definite
part NJ the very human characterize
ton Rogers po-frays az "Lemuel
MOrehouse. dl y nc. grOuChv OH
fOgev who is compelled tO turn ultra
modern as an example for his two
sons.
Young AS You Feel" which is the
screen version of George AIDES
hilarious play. Father And The
BOYS" and which opened az the
Capitol Theatre Saturday deals with
the widowed father Of two modern
sons. q man who has devoted his life
TO their interest and who wishes
them 20 settle down TO business and
become happy. c~ontented husbands.
The boys. however. have other
ideas. One goes In heavily for society.
while the other makes sport a
mania. Then Rogers resorts TO des-
Der2to measures. A revolution takes
place In his character. brought about
by q chance meeting with a profess
siOnal entertainer. portrayed bv Fiji
Dorsay. with whom Rogers made So
much hilarity i'm They Had 10 See
Paris"
In addition 10 Fiji Dorsay and
Lucien Littlelieid. Rogers supporting
cast includes Donald DiIlaWay. Ter
rance RAY. RosalIe Roy. Lucille
Browne and others. Frank Bor-
zage. who directed Rogers in They
Had IN See Paris, directed the pro-
duCtiOn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
PLAYCOERS IN
VALLEY MAY
! FORM LEAGUE
tBv So CorrespondenN

10Y 2A1AA Wi ANHb0AANAAAAh'
HARLINGEN, Aug. 22.-EffOrts
are being made TO organize a VAL
ley Playgoer's League affiliated
with the PlaygOer's League OF
America by means of which larger
and better theatrical attractions
may be secured for this section,
according to John IT. Floore. man
ager Of the chamber Of commerce.
Considerable interest has been
shown 70 date.
The league ~ one OF the results
of recent business conditions when
made promoters Of theatrical sue
cesses in the larger centers timid
about taking them on the road and
the smaller cities willy about guar
anteeing them.
Each local league secures . local
directors or whom five are elected
to compose a choice committee
which picks the PLAYS and other
attractions which will be secured
Active members OF the league pay
their dues. probably about $40, tD
n loca blank where the money lS
kept deposited. Then a play KS
agreed upon. a signed statement IS
presented 10 the local bank which
paws the play manager fifty cents
less than the box office price for
each member. Thus active mem
bers see a $3.50 show for $500. etc,
and their seats are always choice.
Tickets are mailed so that member
automatically get the best seats with
no fuss or bother.
Refunds are made II fever att
fractions are scheduled than would
require the entire membership fee
on deposit.
The local leagues may pick from
q list Of choice attractions COM
piled By the national organization.
The 1892 season viii see such
plays offered as the following.
"Grand Hotel las Husbands CO.
That's Gratitude" Apron Strings
death Takes a Holiday" Green
Grow the Lilacs." Blossom Time"
(revivaD. The MicadO.' revival
with DeWolf Hopper, "GettinE
Married" "OnCe in a Lifetime
1.-The Old Rascal" "HE.r Fine and
Dandy "Jonesey.' House Beauti-
full" Her Supporting Cast and
probably many others.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23

great dramatic act-ess-and wasn't.
l might have been a fortune teller
and wasn't.
Eut / still r--e ambitions. They
NAV sound lnge but they are
ambitions. LO-.. them over.
J. TO live - a house with 4
matched roof overlooking Holly
wood. III must be a matched roof
but don't ask me why.
.. To endow a children's hospital
and this is seriOus-the finest
Children's hospital in the world.
4. To grow fat gracefully. Yes.
gracefully. DO YOU know what i
means TOR a healthy gal to diet and
then diet some more? And then 70
10 Sylvia and get eight pounds o.
hips knocked eff in a single inning
on. for the chance Just 70 get fag
and not have TO worry about the
old contour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
STAR AT one
time HOPED
TO Be NURSE
BY WINNIE

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 22-Smal
boys usually want tO be policemen
or street car conductors. 1 think
my boy wants no be a steam shovel
and DO IL all with his hands.
When they grow older they aspire
10 be ship captains on candy store
owners. Adults often have an ambi-
ton 70 be a wine tester or trap
drummer IN a bUrlesqUe show.
None of these things ever aD-
pealed TO me-nOt that I ever was
a small boy but 7 was mostly TOM
boy. which iS about the same thinL
nv ambitions always have been
along bOyish lines. That is. they
were until about the time began
noticing the color vi boys nccktles
Then I had a burning ambition to-
become a trained nurse And if I
hadn't started acting. 7 probably
would bo W. q hospital right now.
Fancy thatl Good old Winnie lr
a starched uniform and rai-or shoes
rammIng thermometers down guys
Threats ana making funny signs 1n
charts that even q handwriting cN-
pert couldn't decinhcr what "a break
for humanity when I started actingl
NV first appearance Ivy an actress
vas I'M Buffalo on amateur night.
I raj out on the stage and tried no
sing a serious ballad Il was serious
an right-only 7 had run through
the rain and a couple Ol mud pud-
dies IN my = -,c to get 10 the
theater ~ tim and the audience
just laughed. From that time NY
ambitions to ba q dramatic actress.
also have been in the waste basket.
AT intervals now 7 am caught with
q burning desire t0 be q fortune
teller. These animals have made life
50 miserable for me. bv predicting
All sorts vi terrible things. that I
feel / could return the favor With
very little conscience trouble.
SO. 7 might have been a nurse
and -nunfr w-F~hF hn~-- Lnrt- y
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23

nations airwayS to furnish infor-
nation 70 weather controlling sta
tions along the roucs. IN addition.
reports are received from over 700
first order weather bureau stations
twice a day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
AID TO FLYERS

INSTRUMENTATION pilots
owe a considerable debt 70 the VI.
8. Weather Bureau for the aid
rendered them all over the country.
The bureau maintains IS upper air
meteorological stations on The
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23

Rheumatic heart disease is said
to occur more frequently among
fair-haired people than among
dark people.
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In England. more than 100 900
war widows have remarked, leav-
ing only 14O.550 still receiving
pensions.