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.BUC TWIRLERS
In GOOD FORM
Pirates Have Hurled Forty
Consecutive Scoreless
Innings
BY HUGH s. FULLERTON. JR
Associated Press Sports Writer

After doing enough bad hurting
during the early part OF the season
70 get virtually all Of it OF
their systems, Pittsburgh's pitchers
apparently have set out in pursuit
Of the major league shutout records
that a group of Pirate hurlers set
% years ago.
Erwin Brame blanked the Cincin-
natl Reds with five hits yesterday.
giving the Pirates a 3 to 0 victory
and their fourth straight shutout
triumph. Before Larry French started
the Shutout streak against the New
York Giants four days ago, the
Pirates had finished a game by
banking the New Workers in the
last four innings and how have
recorded 40 successive Scoreless
frames.
The major league record. set by
the Pittsburgh club Of 1903. stands
at six straight shutout games and
IS consecutive ~scoreless innings.
BucS Climbing
PittSburgh's latest triumph. the
18th IN 20 games. placed the Pr
rates only half a game behind the
birthplace Boston Braves. who lost
both games Of a double header TO
the New York Giants. Old Clarence
Mitchell held the Braves TO six hits
TO win the first game 4 to 2. while
three New York hur,eTs gave up
only five blows to complete the fob
Of shifting the Giants back into
second place with n s TO ? triumph.
The league leading St. Louis
Cardinals showed Chicago back 70
third place by pounding Charley
Root for five runs in two innings
and a 6 10 ? victory. Paul Derringer
recorded his thirtieth victory OF
the season. The Phillies and Brook
lvn reached no decision in their
twin bill. the pills taking the first
game So and Brooklyn rallying for
four runs in the seventh 10 win the
second 7 70 5.
Saying it with bats. the Wash
ingtOn Senators served notice that
they are not vet to be counted out
NJ the American league race with
their second straight victory over
the PHILADELPHIA Athletics. Wash
ington pounded Mcdonald and
Hort for eight runs in the first
two innings and won 10 to @.
Indians Take Two
Cleveland's Indians registered
the biz gain for the American
league by winning two games from
the 81. Louis Browns. "a five-run
rally behind Yves Terrell in the
sixth inning brought them a 9 70
4 victory III the first and they
broke a go tie in the ninth inning
OF the second clash 70 win III 10 9.
Expert pitching enabled the New
York Yankees and Boston Red
Sox to divide their doubleheader.
Charley Ruffing pitched the Yanks
TO a 4 TO l victory in the first game,
Strting out ten while an error by
Jorgens in the eighth inning gave
Boston the only III of the second
game as Wiley Moore and George
Pipgras allowed only three hits
each.
Detroit evened the cellar cham
pionshipr series with Chicago by
taking the second game 8 TO 4.
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HAWKS, PALMS
ARE TO MEET
Seven Contests Are To Be
Played Between
Teams
(By Staff Correspondentl

McALLEN, Aug. 3.-The Valley
League will have a seven game play
off series between the La Feria
Nlghthawks and the McAllen Palms
IL has been announced.
The first game will be played TO-
night under the McAllen floodlights
The Palms won the fist half
title by l percentage point, but La
Feria later won out on a protest
This gave the Hawks the first halt
title. McAllen took the second-hali
crdka.
Tsiere is a great deal OF rivalry
between the two clubs due to the
protested first-half victory.
Both teams are practically up 70
full strength.
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KINGALFONSO
is RACE FAN
His Royal Highness May
Come To America
Next Winter

Aqua CALIENTE. Mex. Aug. 3.
How would you like TO step I'D 10
one Of the mutuel booths or 'bOokies'
az Aqua Caliente next winter. TO
make a wager. and have the clerk
say 70 your next door neighbOr. who
would probably be buying a ticket
on Spanish Play; "Au right your
royal highneSs; you're on. Your
royal highnessi WhOopeel how
come? Yep. that's right. Nobody less
Mr.. Alfonso Castillo, otherwise the
King COR OK, ratherl Of Spain.
Alfonso well known as a racing
enthusiast and sportsman OF the
first water has been making inquir-
les through a friend of his at Del
Monte and Is planning n trip to that
place, Hollywood and Aqua Caliente.
this coming winter with the object
oi racing some horses at this Old
Mexico resort.
Alfonso particularly wanted %
know about the racing. SteeDlechas-
ing Is his hobby. In Spain-at fash
iCnable San Sebastian-the cOlOrs ot
the Duke OF Toledo were often in
evidence, both on the flat ana
through the field. He maintained
a royal stud az one time-runners
and haras in his nom du course
Duke Of Toledo"
When he went into exile his stud
had ceased TO exist. The entire band
was sold at auction in Madric. After
he abdicated he determined % pass
some time in Belgium. Wishing re-
presentation on the tracks at Brus-
sells and at the wellington course.
Ostend. which he enjoys he leased
five houses from NJ. de Neuter.
Those bore his colors until Nav
when they were returned to their
owner.
Our Del Monte informant saws IN
American trainer, well trainer. we l.
known 70 Spanish, French and Bel
gian tracks, has been commissioner
ia accumulate a small band ct
thoroughbrcds for Alfonso.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Batting: Ruth. Yankees, 36l; Sim
mons, Athletics, $3.50.
Runs: Gehrig, Yankees, los; Ruth
Yankees, SO.
Runs batted in: Gehrig, Yankees
1I3: Ruth, Yankese, 10e.
Hits: Simmons, Athletics, 1853,
Webb. Red Sox, l40.
Doubles: Webb Red Sox. Manush
senators. "a.
Triples: Simmons, Athletics, -;
.yohnson, Tigers, II.
Home runs: Gehrig, Yankees, 80;
Ruth, Yankees, %.
Stolen bases: Chapman, Yankees
~: Johnson. Tigers. %.
pitching. Grove. Athletics. won Il.
lost 2; Mahaffey. Athletics. Mar
berry. Senator's, won IL, lost 2.
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Legion Arena
Prepared For
Titular Bout

Finishing touches were being put
on the Legion Sports arena here
today tn preparedness for the cham
pionship bout between Hugh Nich-
ols. light heavyweight. and Red
Lyons Thursday evening.
Promoter Ernest Stephens met
with members of the John Hansen
post Monday noon and explained
the working plan between his or
~ganlzatt0n and the Legion. The
DICTIONARIES are To get % per cent
of all tickets they sell.
Stephens Is enthusiastic over ad-
vance sales for the opening card.
Tickets are going well and I am
expecting a large turnout for our
first card" he states.
Il am particularly anxious FOR
the Fans 10 see Nichols in action.
for in him they Will e wrestling
at its best. He is 4 real Crap
pier"
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Good Chip To
Green Braces
Up Poor Iron
How can I improve my short

How can I improve my short
game?
The short chip shot 10 the pin
can save many strokes FOR the play
er who has an OFF day with his
irons. It is a shot that should be
practised often.
Give the lett hand A chance 10
guide the club by keeping the
hands in line With the stroke. Al
only IN short swing III necessary, the
club should be raised mo higher
than the hips. The stroke must be
executed smoothly 10 avoid "Jab-
bling" at the ball.
III Will be well I'D study the condi-
ton Of the ground. III Id Is hard and
sunbaked the ban will run a con-
siderable distance. IN that case, aim
40 a spCt IN front or the green. IL
the course is wet. there will be
very little roll, necessitating a shot
aimed at the vicinity around the
hole.
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TENNIS STARS
ARE IN MEET
Nine of Ten Ranking u. S.
Players Enter Play
At Meadow Club

SOUTHAMPTON. n. Y. Aug. 3
-Pl-Nine Of this country's first
ten ranking tennis players have
entered the 48th annual mems in
vitation tournament Of the Meadow
club. starting here today.
John Hope Doeg. national cham
pion has been seeded NO. / in
singles, but his road to the title
will be hard one with opposition
from such stars as Ellsworth Vines
Of Pasadena, who beat him in the
LOngwoOd and Seabright finals;
Wilmer Allison Of Austin. Texas;
Sidney 3. Wood. Jr., Of New York.
defending champion; Cliff Suffer Of
New orleans: Gregory 8. Mangin.
Newark: George Lott. Philadelphia.
all Of the first ten. The only first
ten players not competing is Frank
Shields.
"A host OF other stars also were
entered including Berkeley Ball.
New York; Keith GledhilL Santa
Barbara. Calf; Wilbur r. Moen.
Kansas City: Bruce Barnes. Austin,
Texas and Jack Tidball. Los An
geles.
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by one run again. In the eighth
inning the score stood SIS in favor
Of Rio Grande City. Santiago went
to first on a squeeze. Serrato's
single sent him home. Aldape
doubled and sent Serrato TO third.
Warner doubled to score Serrato
and Aldape, tieing the count &c.
The game continued tied until the
18th inning when Warm got a
single, stole second went 10 third
on Perez sacrifice and came home
on the throw for the winning run.
The locals will play a twin bin
here Sunday with the HauSman
Packers Of Laredo.
The boxes:
III. 49,
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Palms Beat Cubans

McALLEN. Aug. 3.-The McAllen
Palms. fast Valley league club, took
the measure OF the Vera Cruz
Cubans here Sunday night 81.
Two thousand fans jammed the
park to see the dusky stars who
earlier In the week had defeated the
La Feria Nighthawks at Harrington.
The Palms realized approx
mately 500 out Of the winner-take-
all affair.
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The Robins won the regular sea-
son Of the City Amateur league des-
pite the fact they were defeated
1872 in the closing game Of the
schedule here yesterday by the IN
tcrnati0nals OF MatamOrOs.
This clinched first for the Robins
with the Internationals in second.
In another upset, the Jovens de-
feated the Bears lilo. Playing into
hard luck all season, the Jovens
came back 70 win the last two games
Of the season.
The Internationals and Robins viii
now play a three game series for
the league championship beginning
next Sunday.
1t Is expected this series will Ae
hOtly contested throughout. "A small
charge will be made for these games
20 purchase trophies for the winning
club.
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Matamoros Beats
Juarez By | to O

The Matam0ros ball team took q
fast 10 contest from the Juaraa
club OF Brownsville Sunday after
noon IN MatamOrOs.
This was the first defeat JuareZ
has suffered since 10 won tire
Brownsville Boys league Champion
ship.
Champion was on the hillock FOR
the locals, while MunOz tW1rled for
MatamOrOs.
Rogue Padron has taken over the
Job OF coaching the Brownsville
boys. The team viii likely play
Fort Brown next Sunday and tie
Cubs the following week.
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MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
N CBy The Associated Press.)
flncludinC games of Aug. -
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Batting: Grimm, Cubs, Davis
Phillies, ,348.
Runs: Klein, Phillies, 80; Cuyler
Cubs, 70. ~
Runs batted in: Klein, Phillies, 81
Hornsby, Cubs. 70.
Hits: l.. Waner, Pirates, l4l;
Klein, Phillies, 1898.
Doubles: Hornsby Cubs, 50;
Adams, CardinGs. 80.
Triples: Traynor. Pirates, IA
Terry, Giants. Is.
Home runs: Klein, Phillies, %;
OFT. Giants, IL.
stolen bases: Cuyler. Cubs, II;
Generously, Pirates. Frisch. Cardi-
mails. ii.
pitching: Haines, Cardinals. won
9: lost 2; Derringer, Cardinals, won
Is, lost l.
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ISTRIB WANTS
MORE FIGHTS
Dixie Darling Would Like
Either Walker Or
Camera

Operatives I'll Georgia send along
the news that W. Il. Striking wants
I'd fight again His dad IA willing TO
match him with Camera or Mickey
Walker for a shot In Florida during
the coming winter.
Double Yell knows how 10 beat
Camera. There Is a very good
chance that he would know how to
beat Walker. too. as the Mick never
has been a deadly puncher.
l don't think Double Yen should
be shunted 20 a permanent siding
because he was knocked out by Max
SChmeiing. You may remember that
SChmeling himself was canvaSsed by
some mltt-slingers whose names are
hard 10 remember-and not 50 long
ago either.
I am pretty sure ne could beat
Camera. and TN Walkers ability Ii
tO bc rated off his fight with Shar-
kev. Double Yell would win that one,
too.
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Tex Carleton won his 18th and
10th games for Houston. In the
first affair. Carleton out-pitched
Tot Pressnell with a six-hit per-
Torrance. Houston pounded Press
nell for ten hits, n a home run
by Medwick.
In the nightcap. Manager Schultz
sent Dizzy" Dean after the Spud-
ders and his 22nd victory of the
season. Dizzy" lasted five innings.
giving the Spudders eight hits and
four runs before taking the gate TO
make way for the return Of Carrie
ton in a relief role, and to allow
Sanders to hit for him. Carleton
held the Spudders while his mates
erased Wichita Falls three-run lead
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TEXAS LEAGUE ID
by The Associated Press

a A&A1N
Runs: Selph. Houston, 90.
Hits. Stanton. Wichita Falls. 165
Doubles: Stanton, Wichita Fills.
43.
Triples: White and Fritz, Beau
mont. Is.
Home runs: Solters, Shreveport
IA
Runs batted in: Medwick, Houston
IS.
Stolen bases: White, Beaumont, Al.
Games won: Dean. Houston. 81.
Games pitched in: Payne, Houston,
36.i
Complete games: Harris, Fort
Worth, %.
Strikeouts: Dean. Houston. 1919.
Hits in consecutive games: Lang
ford, Dallas, 81.
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HHHna He HERALD SPORTS SECTION aHHnz
VALLEY LEAGUE PLAY-OFF BEGINS TONIGHT AT McALLEN
Tigers Capture Double
Header From Rio Grande City

The Palmez-Tiger took q pair
OF games from the Rio Grande City
all-stars here Sunday, the first 9-8
and the second rs.
In the first game, Santiago.
Palmer Piter center. singled In
the last Of the eighth 10 drive
Saenz home with the winning run.
This turned the tide In a game
which apparently was going to the
visitors.
The locals staged a Garrison
finish in the second game TO win
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BY BILL PARKER


a ScCidttu ETeSS sports NrlL0r
stop Dizzy Dean and you will
stop the BuffaloeS.'
This advice from wiseacres of
baseball had been offered up and
down the Texas league pennant
lane as the Buffaloes continued TO
sweep aside opposition in their dash
for the second half pennant.
The advice failed TO work yeSter-
day at Wichita Falls. The Spud-
ders stopped Dean, shelled him
from the mound in five innings,
but the Buffaloes won the double
header 3 to / and 6 to 4. Even in
the failure Of Dean. the league
leaders put additional daylight
between themselves and the Dallas
Steers who split a twin bill with
Galveston.
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ROsenbloOm and
Slattery Clash
For Title Soon

NEW YORK. Aug. 3. iP-Maxle
ROsenbloOm. Glowing king Of the
lightheavyweights, renews an old
feud with Jimmy Slattery OF Buff
falo. M. ~, this week.
Slapsie Make battles Slattery for
the seventh time in a 15-round titu-
lar struggle at Ebbets field. Brook
,yn. wednesday night.
Unperturbed by the imminence OF
the title 60. Make, at last reports.
still was making the rounds of New
Yoyk,S night clubs where he does
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all OF his training. al haircut and a
shave Just before the fight will put
Rosenbloom in the proverbial pink.
Slattery. one or the fastest big
men in the ring. has trained faith
fully for the bout but the betting
fraternity have made the champion
a favorite at 8 10 >.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
NJ York 40, Boston IL.
washington 10, Philadelphia 8.
Detroit 8, Chicago 4.
Cleveland ell. st. Louis 4-e.
Games Today
New York at Boston.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
washington at Philadelphia dwo
games.
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league. was Marrow's victim. giving
Bill his 18th defeat this season.
The Shreveport Sports, playing
IN their backyard, swept a double
header from San Antonio. I to 3
and 8 TO 8. In both games the
Sports staged late rallies. They
waited until the 18th inning to win
the first. and in the second scored
one In the last Of the seventh after
san Antonio had scored two in the
first Ct the same inning to tie the
score.
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and scored three runs in the
seventh to win.
Steers And Crabs Split
The second-place Dallas Steers
trimmed Galveston 5 to 3 in the
first game when Hansen won his
10th game Of the season and his
eighth straight for Dallas. In the
second combat, Dallas jumped into
a / TO 0 lead that was good for
three innings. The Buccaneers tied
IL in the fourth and scored again
in the seventh TO win 2 TO i,
although Lefty Minogue held Gall
weston to three hits. Seydler for
Galveston held Dallas r. five hits.
The Buccaneers scored the winning
run In the seventh when All Todd's
wild throw 10 second allowed Bell
TO reach third from where he
scored on Molesworth's single.
Elton Langford. Dallas leftfielder.
obtained at least one hit in each
game TO run his consecutive game
hitting streak to tw~enty-seven.
Dg oPA4Lll4k tNEIl WIFI
the Steers allowed Houston TO take
a six-game lead in the second half.
The Beaumont Exporters. who
tied Houston for the first half ana
are two down in the play-off, con-
tinued to have hard luck. At Fort
Worth. a double victory would have
been great tonic 10 the Exporters,
but the best they got was an even
break. losing the first 6 to 0, win
ming the second 4 TO 1.
McCabe's 18th
Dick Control McCabe white
washed the Exporters in the first
game for his 10th victory this sea-
son. Dick out-pitched Hollerson
and Malicky. limiting the Export
ers to four hits.
Buck Marrow. holding Fort Worth
to four hits. squared accounts in
the nightcap with a 4 to / verdict
gained in the eighth inning. Bill
Harris, hard luck twirler Of the
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
New York. As. Boston 2-z.
Philadelphia SIS. Brooklyn III.
Z st. Louis 6, Chicago 2.
pittsburgh 3. Cincinnati Q.
Games Today
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh
Only games scheduled.
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A N A NAME?

"Ill have to give up going to
s,umber parties"
"Why?"
The doctor says T will have to
get more sleep."-PathfInder.
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Pirates pop or

just when it began tO appear that
the Robins never would be headed,
they fell among strangers in Pitts
burEh. The Pirates knocked them
Off ln a hiE why. scoring more runs
against Ro5hle's ROlsterers than any
other club has been able Nd do this
season. Whoever named them Pi-
rates was right.
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~Triples-Nartinez and Hutson.
Doubles-Warner ?. Serrato, Cara,
Sehon, HutSon and PrenSa. Double
play-HutSon 10 Hehon 70 Kirk
land.
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- THE
TEXAS LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Dallas ST., Galveston 80.
Shreveport 4, San Antonio 8.
Houston SO, Wichita Falls Ia.
Fort Worth 6-l. Beaumont "a.
Games Today
Houston at Wichita Falls.
Beaumont at Fort Worth.
Galveston at Dallas.
San Antonio at Shreveport.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Pueblo O., wichita 4.
Omaha z, St. Joseph 5.
Denver IA, Oklahoma City Ia
fsecond game tie. called, rain).
Three night games.
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Totals - IS 3 3 i
Home runs-Wiliams, Cara.
Kirkland. Triple-WO0d. Struck
out BY Wood z, by Hutson 4.
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Who Gets Shires?

The Braves want Art shires. A
couple OF others are reported in
the market for the first baseman
who talked himself out Of the
American League and into a uniform
Of the Milwaukee Brewers.
Lately there has been a report
that Art was besought by Mr..
Wriglev for his Cubs. II, Mr.. Wrig-
ley wants Mr.. Shires he will get
him. as that Wrigiey bank roll Is
hard TO DENY.
Thus Shires, who started In Chi
cago. went 10 washington. then to
81. Louis. then to Milwaukee. may
come back t0 ChicaFo-5ut with a
somewhat different ball club.
Milwaukee is said to want s35. 600
and a couple of good ball players.
The Cubs have the necessary articles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-03

WESTERN ASSOCIATION
independence 10. at Joplin 3.
Fort Smith pa. Springfield 3-3.
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Pitchers. Pitchers

Testimony supporting the charge
that pitching ls the dominant factor
LIN the pennant races comes from
both Philadelphia and ST. Louis. III
batting. the A's have been beaten
consistently by other clubs this sea-
son. and were tied for third with
Cleveland when I saw the averages
the other dav. The Cardinals are
batting fourth. behind the Cubs,
Giants and pills. II looks like Pitch
ing. but fielding also plays a part.
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Spudders Drive Dizzy Dean Of
Mound But Drop DoubIe-header

and scored three runs in the
seventh TO win.
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ROBINS TAKE
FIRST PLACE
Internationais Beat Red
Birds 1872 to Win
Second
I n AMATEURS
Results SUNDAY

"A. @. j. nj. Ill. Bears 10.
InternatOnals ~. Robins 4.
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COOP MEMBERS
PLAN ELECTION
Vegetable Association Will
Name Manager at Wes-
laco Friday
CBy Staff Correspondent

WESLACO. Aug. 26.-Directors OF
the Valley Vegetable cooperative
Assn. will meet here AZ 2 D. m.
Friday 10 select a manager or
taking steps towards naming one.
One or two Of the directors, there
are IL, have indicated that they
would favor the selection OF o. A.
Miller, organization director or the
Texas Farm Bureau Federation who
assisted the voluntary organizers
in setting up the Valley coop. His
work has been praised by the or
~ganization expert OF the Federal
Farm Board. N. II. Allen, as con-
forming with all requirements OF
various marketing acts and there
fore making the Valley coop ell
gible to receive federal aid.
The Valley coop has authorized
its officers TO proceed with steps
to secure affiliation with the Ma
tioyal Fruit and Vegetable Ex-
change. national sales agency set
up by the Farm Board. Further
action IN this matter also Is ex-
pected 70 be taken.
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Insurance Agents
Air License Law

HARLINGEN. Aug. 26-Fiftv IN
surance agents of the Fifth District.
Texas Association OF Insurance
agents. gathered az the annual meet
ing here this morning, and took Up
for consideration the new law re-
curing licensing of insurance agents.
This law has been approved bv the
local unit. and * expected 70 be
Endorsed by the district.
Meredith Queen Of Corpus
Christi. regional vice president. pre-
sided al the opening session IN the
Reese-Wil-Mond hotel. Among the
noted visitors are B III. Foreman.
Fort Worth. state secretary: A. -.
Langham. Houston: William Tarver.
state life insurance commissioner.
and chairman OF the state board.
j. w. DeWeese. fire insurance COM
missioner. was not present.
The agents we're "a have luncheCr
az the Reese-W -Mond and con-
clude their session this afternoon.