Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-17
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NO GREEN CITRUS is being

shipped from the Valley.
That's not our statement.
1t comes from w. A. Canon. state
market division chief.
Who Is in charge OF the inspec-
ton In this area. III
Good news. that Is.
And We hope that our growers
and shippers Will let the good work
90 on. Il
II all the advice uttered by mar
ket heads. all the advice against
the practice Of shipping immature
fruit which has been printed In the
newspapers Of the Valley, were
collected in one volume-it would
be a whopperl
CITY PLANNING for Browns
vile Is off to a good start.
Dut II is Just q start.
kCity planning and zoning COM
mission is still on the Job.
Chairman Bert Cromack tells US
there is still work to be done.
Says Maj. Wood has broken the
ice.
Has given us q fine coming ordi-
nance.
Has made a plan for the Browns
vile OF the future.
Now, says Mr.. Comack, II Is up
to Brownsville to make that plan
come true.
PARENT-TEACHER Associations
up and down the Valley are buck
ling down to work.
Teacher and parent working In
harmony to promote the best IN
terests OF our school systems.
Giving the parent a better In
sight into the workings OF the
schools where their kids are being
exposed to an education.
And giving the teacher a better
insight into the problems of the
parents whose childen come under
their tutelage.
Fine things, these associations.
Worthy OF more support than
they are getting.
Doing excellent work and achiev-
ing excellent results.
AND THE THUD Of the pigskin
Is heard in the land.
We are glad to sec the football
sQhson open.
Probably the average "grovn-up"
Nerves as big a kick, II not q big
ger, from the first kickoff than
does the average student.
But let's not forget that our
schools are placing all OF the en-
phasis or football.
In Brownsville and other Valley
schools our children are being
taught to play.
Not alone on the gridiron. but In
the gymnaSiums and on the field
they are being given proper exer-
cises.
Muscles are being developed.
Healthy bodies In which to house
clear thinking minds will result.
PITY THE POOR head writer.
The man who puts the captions
on the news stories you read In
your favorite paper.
With five Atlantic fliers to every
Pacific flier, no wonder one OF
Wednesdays editions of The Herald
headed the tale Of the finding a
ulane in the Pacific as the discov-
cry OF Atlantic fliers."
And If you harbor a lingering sus-
picion that nobody reads the papers,
lust answer the bright remarks hat
come over the phone in a Gaze like
that
UP IN OKLAHOMA CITY the
Valley Kiwanis delegation attend
ing the recent district meet made
a hit.
In fact, it must have made a
hpme-run.
Accommodating on the Valley XII
vAnians, the Daily Oklahoman has
the following in its recent editorial
columns.
For the Magic Valley
There is a les-on for other COM
munities throughout the republic In
the cooperation that exists among
the cities Of the Rio Grande VAL
lev of Texas, fast becomir : recog-
nized as one of the garden spots OF
the world.
when the Harlingen Yiwanis
came here the other day to seek
the next convention of the Texas
Oklahoma Kiwanis district they
were aided by the delegates from
all other cities in The Magic VAL
lev and they took home the bacon.
defeating such formidable rivals rs
Houston and Amarillo.
I'm the Rio Grande Valley each
city is endowed with a vast supply
OF civic patriotism. but when there
Is work to be done all OF them put
their shoulders TO the wheel. This
securing or the Kiwanis convention
for a comparatively small city Is
the only one example OF the way
they are getting the job done; they
are not for Harlingel, or Browns
Vile. or San Benito. or Mission;
they are for the Valley.
"Of course, the proximity OF
Mexico, that dangerous land of
Smiling senoritas. tropical nights.
I and other attractions too numerous
! TO mention. may have r--rted some
influence on the decision. But sue
cess requires cooperation, even In
the pOpping of a cork"