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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-11

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-11

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The Washington times., 1931-07-16
WEEK
URGED ON j. s.

Seeking a five-day week with
six working hours day for Fed.
eral employees throughout the ma
ton, the District Federation of
Federal Employees Unions. at
meeting last night. adopted
resolution to that effect to be
carried before the national fed
Grafton convention in Seattle next
September. The resolution was
introduced by the women's union
Of the Bureau of Engraving.
Citing the success of the five
day week as practiSed by many
unions throughout the country,
the resolution said Federal Of
ffces could work on similar sched-
uleS without material jump in
costs. According to the docu-
nent, more than 100000 workers
enjoy the five-day schedule and
receive the same pay as for the
Six-day working week.
The resolution declared the
Government should be a leader
in all movements designed to
bring about improvement in eco
llOmic conditions. Working stan
dards would be improved and un-
employment decreased by the
shortened working week, it was
COntended.
The Washington times., 1931-07-16

Hor1elUares
FURNITURE SLIP
COVERS S1.A
Colorful crash cretonne covers,
for wing or club chairs and
sofas.
CRET0NNE & cHINTZ
PILLOWS 4 for 81
Kapoc or cotton filled. Many
shapes and sizes.
HAND-PAINTED
BEDSPREADS 81
Double bed size. Guaranteed
fast color.
Han made candIewick
REDSPREADS S1.37
Size 72x1O5 and 84x105 inches,
Rose, blue, gold, green, orchid.
BLEAcHED BED
SHEETS CSC
Irregulars. For single, "a, and
double beds.
HUCK AND TURKISH
TOWELS Sc
OamageO
Odd sizes.
SUMMER
COfTONS Sc Yd.
36-in. voiles, percales. ging-
hams, cretonnes and others.
4S-inch WHITE
ORGANDIE lie Yd,
Permanent finish, imported
Swiss organdie.
coLoRED BORDER
PILLOW CASES 6for 81
Size 42x36 inches. Several
wanted colors. Also plain
whites. -:
The Washington times., 1931-07-16
Frog Wins Battle
With Robin
In Pond

LYNCHBURG, Va, July Is.
A fight in a lotus pond in Mil
ler Park, between a bullfroe
and a robin. in which the
robin was killed by the frog,
attracted the attention Of a
park policeman.
The robin would fly from
the pond with the frog oang.
ling from it's feet. The load
was too heavy for him to
carry, and each time the bird
dropped back into the pond
it was submerged. L
Each upward movement was
of shorter duration, and each
submersion was longer, until
finally cock robin stayed lln-
der the water. Investigation
showed the frog had actually
drowned the bird.
The Washington times., 1931-07-16
Scouts Plan Field
DGU at Glen Echo

Boy Scouts of the District, who
mix both fun and work in their
daily doings. will go in all for
79un on Monday. July 81. at Glen
Echo Park.
Arrangements have been made
between officials of the District
of Columbia Council, Boy Scouts
Of America, and Leonard Schloss,
general manager of Glen Echo,
for a great Scout field day at the
amusement park July 27. Col. E.
l.. Mattice, assistant to the Scout
executive. will supervise the boys
on this outing.
The Washington times., 1931-07-16
Marine Corps Legion
Will Honor Butler

To pay a visit of honor to MAJ.
Gen. smedley D. Butler, members
of the National Veteran Marine
Corps Legion will make a trip to
Marine Headquarters at Quantico,
va, Monday evening. July 81, on
the Wilson Line steamer, City OF
Washington.
Col. Frederick M. Wise, whose
battalion aided in stopping the
German drive at Chateau Thierry.
will head the delegation, and Gen
eral Butler will be presented with
a tablet commemorating his world
war services. Boxing and other
events will follow on the program
of entertainment.
The Washington times., 1931-07-16
laurence to Leave
ID. C.. HOSpitaL Friddu

City Manager Wallace Law
renee of Alexandria, who is re-
covering from an operation at
the Naval Hospital at Washing
ton will return to his home tomor-
row. He will be unable to re-
sumo his duties for another
week. Mayor Ticer is running
the city in his absence.
The Washington times., 1931-07-16
Citizen Awakened
By CLunlSU RuraLGr

Awakened when a clumsy bur-
glar dropped window screen on
bis front porch at 4 a. m. today,
Frank C. Barrows, of 311 Takoma
Ave-, Takoma Park, Nd, fright
ened the man away and pre-
vented the looting Of his home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-20
By Coo Operation
Citrus Grouer for Eight Years, Always Paying The Top Prices

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proving the honesty O the admin
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change Lar through ne Advisory
5ca-G. ard
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-20

peciaI1y active Throughout the rear
and many fine prospects fc- maj
ufacrErtng plants. warehouses. ard
distributing co1ce-rs have been
developed Z g contemplated that
practically al o. these vii become
q reality Is soon rs the Browns
vie deep water pc-t ~o-k r.
started and completed Tbs cor
r5rree ras instrumental II sec---
tng for Brownsville . branch o.
the Texas Citrus Exchange which
Is ~ present located il the Cd
nee mil L Is anticipated that n
1881 or 1872 this concern VII
erect a. Brownsville . magnificent
permanen. <trU-tu-e 20 replace the
temporary plant An O1a-lfa-
Iron Company and . Floor Tie
Constructing concerl were located
In BroEnsv1L1 largely dre 70 the
efforts on tire committee
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-20
WATER
COMMITTEE

This committee was instrumental
n accomplishing Al outstanding
achievement for Brownsville ard
the L1fser Rio Grznce Valley Il
Organizing . master water district
tc- the purpose CT providing water
storage u near OF proper dams
N points along the Rio G-znce
Proper legislative ensctne-ts are
nov being arranged for which
should make this project . realty
within the next few years This
work has e1.siled q great deal C
time and effort On behalf O. TIE
committee. and many meetings
Throughout the Valley have been
he'd Trips have been made q
washington and Austin O. behz.
OF this project
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-20

and important pe-z1naEEE A lew
are listed as follcwx-
Wisconsin DeieEz-cz SPeczl
T-a-7
Chicago Air E2ce
OkzhoEz Journalists
Airport Cekb-z-lol-
Monterrey TIP
W. c = T. Delerz-o1-
Delegation from M1r-erreT.
Custom BroEe-x from Laredo.
Chamber CT Commerce DFleEa-
ton from Houston.
CHAMBER O. Commerce DeLezz-
uol from San An-ur50.
Delegation from For1 wo-rn-
Insurance Delegation from szn
Antonio.
Delegation from TcTHcz
Committee from Beard q Ar-r
Engineers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-20

rzi-sed 70 the Board O. Army En-
g1r-er
TIE Trz.1c department. has @
le Al O the decisions O. The In
fe-s-are Commerce Commission that
pertain 20 the railroad rules and
regulations and practices o. the
cz--S-x These are available fo- the
PuhE=
This department. Is familiar and
II close touch with Mexican rail
rates
The department works contin-
rally With the officials o. the rzL-
roads 20 prevent over charge Il
rates and loss and damage claims
This service has been . material
benefit for our local shippers and
receivers o. freight and Indirectly
70 the general public
The Traffic department. yearly
complies statistics giving very val
1aoae information Oh shipments
covering citrus fruit and winter
vegetables These have been pub
hshed Il printed form BY the
chamber OF commerce and other
organizations. and nearly 10000
have been distributed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-20

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that rhe added z1-sri<-z-on costs.
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benefits that might result.
THEREFORE 81 II RESOIv-
Ed rha- L & TIE sense Of this a.
T1so-T Boz-d thai re col-trze 70
adhere strictly 70 the present par
O. the Exchange 6 TIE only teas-
be plan fc- this Valley and rhz-
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the Mercedes ard McAIien AsSo-
ctztac-s 70 1otn Is ard recommend
that any reasonable concession Il
the manner CT representation be
made: assisting Il financing and
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teres-s OF ire Valley II furrhsrtnx
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and
BE - FURTHER RESOLVED
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-20
AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE
OTIS singer. (hafrman

ms committee hEz ~ T. t1z-ss
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-20

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-20
TRAFFIC COMMITTEE
A C Him. ChairmAn

Tie Traffic Department q the
Chamber o. Commerce maintains q
very complete fle q both Mexican
and American railroads This &C.
1zrtne-- offers = free se-S.ce 20 a.
RroxnsFfIA business nen E1el
called UPON for rate Q1c.sflo1S,
and he pubic Is urged 20 cal this
deosr-rent UPON receiving notice
q the arrival o. their shipments
% ascertain before paying r1e
Freight II RE rates are correct
This Department maintains coE-
1lese Ees O. railroad regulations
rt.n reference % traffic Is i a.
fees Brownsville ard the Lover
RIO Grzrde valley TIE 1torEa-
ton s offered the pubic gratis
ulcn Request
e Traffic department. fh-o1E1
t,e traffic manager has worked L
close cooperation With he col-
rt--ees C Ire B-oxrsr-e ceep
water po-- sine Nay 1919 and hzs
furnished figures. s-z-S-c% and
general fr1orn<-so1 pertaining 20
various reports which -e-s sub
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-20
RADIO STATION kWWG
Grdnn Sfrrrf Chairman

This s-z-50r Ezs established =
aJnxrLe II tie spring o ls5
hi from that tine Up 111l TIE
la Of 1890 i had been handed
t-a-Iy ard indirectly b. the C1zE-
her o< Commerce. u. = al agree
nerr with the ct-E commission ard
the FeceraI RADIO Commission i
xas recently leased % rne B-oxns-
vie Ee-zA
Thrzxhc1- Ire years ne B7oE1S-
VIE Chamber O. Commerce mas
h~-uacczs-ed g re ra61o listeners
information. data and general sc-
ve--xs1z pertaining % tas c1-y
which has red0u16e6 untold god
pun1c-y-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-20
MILITARY
COMMITTEE

This committee Throughout the
rear has worked II cooperation and
harmony with the office-s O. Fort
B-0zn IS vel as those o. the
AEa.aroros garrison L Is q vel
recognized fact that Fort Brown
= q nost important adjunct 70 ire
city OF BroEnSTlle- The friendly
relations existing between the o.
sicerx or the Post and the citizens
u Broz-Ti-e Is indeed gratifying
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-20
NEW PosToFTICE BUILDING

4 C1zz5e- CT CoE-e-ce uoz-
E1-.ee tE seTe-zl yezz k2s nesz
Eo% active II Al e11a- % SecEe
a sce1-z-@ PcS-c<f11z E-6 FED
e-zl Building 1o- E-Dw-E1 Cl--
E1--eex hare 5ee- se-r 20 Ezs-K-
E1 CT oe1z- C IT'S E1lH- EzL
SS-E-l1 tines EEre e--Rr-azHHa
prominent pcE-E.-ca CEES --1-
Washington that EzEe EE-a-
B-oz-S Tie res- C TINS
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-20

c. July J. 1870 xsgned the Rivers
ard Ha-5ors hE1 making this prof.
ec- = fact Z you'd D hard &C
estimate the tine. Labor. and
thought spent b. these committees
O. this NOS. important project. but
those who mace 11e sacrifice feel
amply repaid fox having acconp-
EEhed fcr Brownsville the out
Standing achievement = Is history
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-20
HIDALGO MEET
EVENTS NAMED
VII Be Held AZ Edinhurr
March 20 and FL
At College

LERCEDES Earch @-Accurc-
ls - Pr1zzpzi n w Gar C the
Le-re1Es Egh E-hoo- cirr-Dr Fsn-
era C. tee HA1aAED cnznrr Erfe--
srloGs-E LRAEue Ere-. tie fnIInm
la program rms rur- bees A.
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CONVENTION AND ENTERTAIN.
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RESUME OF
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[On The Air To-day
''DEAD LINE" TO BE
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Harry Haines to Speak at From" NOOnan's
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Tn the days of old New York when it was sufficient evidence to arrest crook seen below the dead line" will be vividly recalled at the Rescue society, 5-7 Doyers street, New York city, tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 D. m. Harry Haines whose name adorned the roster of drug ad- dict Registers and prison similitudes throughout the city, state and ma tion, will visualize this picture of the past. The dead line" was that section of the great city south of Maiden Lane. Millions of glistening stones on display, and untold for tunes were centered there. The late Chief Inspector Thomas Byrnes, terror to light-fngered gentry, is- sued the edict thou shalt not pass"
 The Huguenot male quartette, the Hackel Berge trio and the Harmony Trumpeters add the vocal and mu- sical touch to the program, presided over by Tom Noonan in his own in- imitable manner, via station WMCA, New York; WDRC, Hartford, Conn.,; WDEL, Wilmington, Dela.; WOKO, Mt. Beacon, N. Y.: KQV, Pittsburgh, Pa; VIVA, Wheeling, w. Va; WCAM, Camden. N. J.. WHDH, Bos- ton, Mass, and WHIP, Harrisburg, Pa.