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Evening star., 1931-04-19

II am not speaking OF the nelgns OF the
figure, which In selections for the stage Is de-
termined by the kind Of ensemble work the
actress is expected to do. It is the outline, the
contour, the grace of the curving line and the
magnetism which can be transmitted across
the footlights which are important.
I'm choosing the coloring of the girls try
to get as wide . variety as possible, both for
the purposes Of the contrast In tints, which
makes prettier stage picture, and because an
entertainment on the scale Of our shows must
appeal to people Of every taste.
'Tfe idea that blondes have the edge on
all other shades Of feminine beauty Is fiction,
based upon the fact that the blonde Is q more
hashy type of charmer and that good-lOoking
blondes are In greater supply around the the
atGE.
~1xunettes have much more character as ap-
pealing types Of womanhood. When you ind
a lovely brunette. she is fully as attractive TO
tho educated critical masculine eye as the most
adorable blonde"
Mr.. Ziegfeld said he had never been able to
discover any definite preference among patrons
Of the theater for the tall or short girls or
blondes or brunettes. After purveying entertain
mems to the mixed tastes Of thousands Of au-
Evening star., 1931-04-19

eat1ng
Mr.. Ziegfeld cited another fact regarding the
popularity Of thin figures in the demand from
Hollywood that the candidates for screen hons
crs be slight and trim
: +The camera and the screen combine TO
penalize girls height and weight" he said
although they are rather indulgent in the mat-
ter Of age. They make girl seem both taller
and heavier than she is. The woman OF medium
height and weight on the screen appears aS
slightly too tan and too heavy for romantic
and juvenile roles, while the very tall and stout
women become gigantic"
THE idea that stage girls are special type
Is fallacy, declared Mr.. ziegfeld, who
pointed out that when his beauties appeared at
the military bali to the Army and Navy foot
ball teams following the New York game for
the benefit Of the unemployed, they mingled
with society's most select debutantes and it was
not possible to separate the professional women
from the gilded youngsters OF the rich.
The foot1ights and the other apparatus ok
the theateR give the girls special distinction
while they are on the stage, but outside OF the
theater they are distinctive only because they
are among the most beautiful representatives
Of American girihood.
Copyright, 1931l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-25
History of Onion Growing Is
Told by Dr: John A. Ashton

TIE o-son has ben cultivated
sire Hz-c-L E-@. sid d
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leE Farmer - giving = history O.
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o6o-E- Cz-y to- E0T1zE re Ezrss
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-25

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-25
IMPLEMENTS To
BE EXHIBITED
Tools Used 40 Cultivate
Onions To Re Sho~n
During Fiesta

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-25

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-25
Early Onion Crops
Bring Top Prices;
Growers Prosper

Ore @ the reasons =hy WLacy
101n-y oz1o1 EroEers are no-e s1c-
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roze On TIE market almost every
a4- with -he exception q r1ose
co-le II early TnS co-pe--1Cz
from Egyptian o1io1s has been
Eliminated rs = reSEt q . h-Ehs-
tariff
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coze On the -z-k=- When there 3
. good Erozz celznd for then
wner the North and East : fhz=Lrz
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-25
ONION CROP
GROWN FIRST
BY N. White
Oklahoma Man First
To Grow Onion
I'm Willacy

Onson zroE1nE had is Inception
II w-lacy C0G--y 0y-- - years szo
rrrn Il c Ehre- -ho came 20
this sec-iu1 from LzE5z- Okla
ho-7z- decided 20 ETs the tear E0-
oEr7nz vegetable . try with th= re-
suit that r. hzx become TIE p-7r-
cTpzi crcP ard hss poured many
thousands os collars into the purses
q wLlacT EoEsrx
He proved that onions could d
rozn not only successfully but
ahead or cther growing sections
thereby setting top market prices
Farmers e. that tine were grow
ing cotton and feed but after = fer
had proved onions = successful crop
many Others fo-o=ed Thus q great
industry g1sz Up. making WL-zcT
county ore O. the premier o-1on
p-ocuctnz counties @ the nation
wIIzcy roz uo16-y boasts that Z
EUzS then not Only first but
SxeE-er-
Although Mr- White Is no~ dead.
the industry survives him O. .
grand sczle
In aboE. 1913. ". :. Hos6e-. the1
= school teacher planted o -E= or
lis He also Ez-@zr-e6 = teE
Ehscn Rad been taken from t1I1zed
fields into which SEED had been
dried Re hit thai very first
yszr and CIT TEACHING. Non Il
IS o1e O. the Lz-Ees- individual o.
O1 E0=s-s u wL--zEy County With
zbo1- 10 scr@
Roy Campbell O. San Antonio.
collector Cf customs and extensive
grover o. o1zo1S II TIE LAREDO area
fruD E11ch M White gr his Eez
zSo = C-E CT the larger EU<E-s
C O-.cES Il WLlscy County -cx-
He = 0zs C I1e Lzrge<1 individual
O110n E-UEsrs L the county,. II
nc- Il ire world
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feE years @ TIE ozioa n6E-r II
WLzcT- TIE Comfy EzS cn1T
SN-s@y settled Th=1 The frs
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P-1re II quantities Vas E5 :
crate O zb0E1 seven csz-S q pound
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-25
TOP PRICES
FOR ONIONS
Raymondville Man Finds IL
Hard to Believe; S2z5
For Wagonload

The TOP ElcS C-Sl-S secured
for o1s1-S Il WLzcT county we're
zI-nS- 5eycz6 TIE coEEene1zo1 q
-Es E-c=ez
Tbs -zs Illustrated Il -he case
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c01-S& mani -Ae frs kid C re
turn Ct ms ZTzSzsr-
n $50 q crate Z meant that TIE
O1oz =e-s b-InEz-E = return u
z11e cents . pond
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-25
Willacy Onions Are
Unusually Big Sire

E1- cry Goes NarT rn1rfT
Er1E EErF r-lnaE n-t MN aruHH thrE
-E-Ee
0--c-s Ee--E CAV q CO
E-Ee -lr~ h@nr rHTn AMr N
CltE -I NEE-E & pu--lEE rH
means 1z- Eaer aEerzGa9 wnsf
l1z- a prl-E ArT-F
IL1--aEf HEEr-rR rF rh# g.
E1.r1 N-arT ncE-rE Es Er1H
rs f1 h- Eerr Elr Eu-rr~
ctr ra-nEEnhFr ls EawmHE-
Ee E1o has 3 rH c. 1Ee I
T -he scales n- four GlA n~
Quarter p1zn@E l- ME urrranE E -1
CG-ceg ear
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-25
Onion CROPS
FIRST START
19O7-OS
Total Cars Shipped
Since Start Are
$3.50

80 -o-zI C s7s1 sod car
S-a6x u 0sorS has ben shipped
r1- q wL-sCT county Crce the
pzsr os I1g7-Ia1s when TIRE NS-
~-r- Pscssr f-x- operated into tne
N-sT-- Tbs 6oeS Tot E1clE6e
r--r-t=x crates q clsolS Th1ch
have uTe6 oUt IN lss than car
h-E or freight express and trunk
wsIzzT co1r-vS beS year = far
IS Votu-s u shipments x co1-
re--e6- EzS = the season O. 1919
1870 xnsz 577 car were sent rolling
% MARKET ard the poorest year EzS
II 1913 When due % bad seed. only
5 cars were shipped
TO Ecre seasons Ecfu6trz TIE
one T-St beginning. are expected 70
serd the grand total vel over the
1880 marx
Movements q o-ionx ou- @ WI
izcr county since the i997-1So5 SEA
son Eere IS tol-oES-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-25
Yellow Bermuda Not
As Popular As Wax

-z-E Us go 10 1880
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60 = ~ cc=-r Ers r.
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crezE -@oE g fE-ez E-T-
u EEEz =zx : z-E=
Ere<- go UzE1 x = rzsc-
E-E[ EE1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-25
Resale Earle II
Queen Noino

On No IS Ez< - g
Ez Eozz% Ez-A l-@ Ear
< 1ez-- 40 rerE~za6
IT. EEz-sS- @1- C E7-S =
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10 rs-~I1sT=G T-P r=
a. Eze r. - 80
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-25
By NlSs OpheIfz E<feTI
WIIhzry County Home Demonsn-
tion Agent

By Miss OpheIiz ESteTf
WIIlzry County Hone DemSrsz-
t1on Agent
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for : sezson1zz7 Oz.ozS are = va
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T1z-E IL TIE O.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-25
MANY TASTY DISHES CAN
BE COOKED FROM ONIONS

When ozio1s are done thy nay .
zccec 10 lie Ez-ce ElD-e or II
GzIe-S ard re green pp2e- s
cZ- ITO snail useoes and z5zel 10
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TIE O-0zS are c1o91@d Ezsu zd6s1
20 TIE sauce serve TIE E-x--s C
Sq1z-sS O C-SD .ozS-
Whose Picked On5sus
Use o1-y T=y zz- Czs1E
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5-lze nae q ] and II GUS .
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Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28
BY wendell BURCH
lnited Press Staff Correspondent

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. %. tU.R)
Seven come eleven first seven
brawny lads for the line. then four
more in a smoothly working back
field. with the combination a WIN
ner in the coast conference, placing
Navy Bill Ingram among the west
gridiron masters.
Thus might Ingram, California S
new football mentor, address the
little tin God of luck these pre-sea-
son days, for he Is faced with so
many problems that only the in
tervention of that deity can bring
him Oft victor, many football fol-
lowers believe.
New to the school, Ingram never
theless has captured the enthusiast
tic support of student body and
alumni. with the paradoxical result
that he is already contending
against an over-confident attitude
on the Bear campus. He must
build a completely new team. lay
the foundation for future winners.
and produce enough victories this
year to overcome the memory of a
crushing IA TO defeat by u. s. C.
last year, prior to his coming.
Ingram is not banking on sheer
luck by any means. courageously
stating his views, he has let it be
known that work and then a little
more work is the grind the Golden
Bears are going to face.
There is plenty of material avail
able this season at Berkeley. At the
first football sign-up q record crowd
of $50 candidates made their bow.
Eighteen lettermen are returning
with a promising crew of varsity
squad, junior college transfers and
1880 frosh back to battle for first
string positions. Eleyen lettermen
were lost, including nine linemen
and Ted Beckett. all-American
guard.
Just where Ingram will find seven
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28
HARDWARE TEAM
BADLY TROUNCED
BY DAIRY CREW

! Apparently incensed by two prev
/ ious defeats at the hands of thu
/ Imperial Valley Hardware company
squad. the Golden State Creamery
players last night trounced the Cal
eXicanS 10 to 5.
Excellent pitching by Homer
Chambers, timely hitting by J
Ehmke and whirlwind fielding by
Flores was the combination that
beat the tin merchants. Flores
made three Of the finest catches OF
the season, and in each instance
was on the starting end of double
plays.
Rene Garcia. Hardware pitching
ace. was off form in the box. but
did we'll at the plate when he col
lected two doubles and a three-bag-
ger
No other game will be played on
Wilson Field until Monday night,
when the Studebakers meet the
Cramer Bakery in an attempt to
regain first place, lost when the
Valley Laundry took the automo-
bilistS to a cleaning this week.
Mack and Mack holds a half game
lead in the league. although they
have one more game to their credit
than the Studebakers.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28

bury decided that what Perez has
been claiming about main event
class is just about true.
Both these boys are fast, clever
and hard punchers, and they ought
TO produce fight that will keep
the fans on edge.
In the seni-final Andy Armstrong
will try to show that he meant it
when he won over Pete loft last
week by taking Spug Kelley down
the line. Spug is a newcomer to
San Diego but has made good in his
fights and may topple the Holtville
colored boy if he lives up to reports.
Andy has the crowd with him and
undoubtedly IS the most popular
colored boy who ever stepped into
the local ring. If he wasn't SO darn
gcod-natured ned be better fight
er, so We hope he gets mad tonight.
In the special event Joe Con
zaleS and Red" Hoeffer will do
their stuff. They are newcomers
here but their records show they
have been crowd pleaSers at San
Diego.
Ismael Garcia and Louis Reyes
will resume their bout where they
left off last week when Bill Tackett
called it a draw. The boys are well
matched and they put a rafting
good fight last week. If this one
is anything like it the card will get
off with a bang. The usual low
prices will prevail tonight.