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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Gandhi VIII Talk

SINLA, India, Aug. %. P-Vice-
ROY wilmington received on his ar
rival today a telegram from Ma
hatma Gandhi seeking an interview
AZ which Z discuss their con-
troversy and TO clarity the misun-
derStanding that arose out OF the
publication Of Gandhi's charge
sheet"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Military Funeral

GALVESTON. Aug. PIP The
bodies OF Lieutenant Edgar @. walt
hall. 81. and Sergeant William I.
Smith. "a. members Of the 18th
squadron third attack group. who
we're killed in an airplane crash rear
Freeport Friday morning. were sent
Saturday night 10 their homes. fol-
lowing military funeral services
Saturday afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Convicts Held

WOBURN. Mass. Aug. PIP
william Merrill of Galveston, Tex,
and Roy Cook Of BrOOkline. es-
capped convicts from the Thomas
ton. Maine. prison. were held in
$4,000 bond each in district court
today for the grand jury for
larceny OF an automobile. They
were captured Yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Men at Large
Texan A~sphyxiated

SAN ANTONIO. Aug. Pip
Death early today Of Sam T. Arm
strong. Jr.. %. mechanical foreman
in the Missouri Pacific railroads
round house in south san Antonio.
was caused BY gas asphyxiati0n, an
autopsy refealed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Tax Payment Set

The first instalment OF taxes. UNI
der the split tax payment law, must
be paid by Nov. 80, J. ]. Fox, am
erB county tax collector, reminds
tax payers.
II 50eo is paid by Nov. 30. the tax
payer will have until June 80, 1892,
to pay the remainder.
If the first instalment is not paid
on time. all Of the taxes will have 10
be paid by Jan. 81 to avoid the reg
ular 10 per c penalty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Duke Under Knife

LONDON. Aug. %. 1.-THE Duke
OF Gloucester was operated on for
appendicitis this morning and a
subsequent doctors bulletin said his
condition was satisfactory.
The duke. third son OF King
George. was stricken wednesday
while visiting friends in Leicester
shire and was removed 70 a private
nursing home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Fight Rate Hike

DALLAS, Aug. Aug. 22-tPl-Tex-
as shippers joined other southwest
ern states in protest against a Is
per cent. increase III railroad freight
rates,
In a hearing before Joseph p.
Eastman, interstate commerce COM
missioner, today witnesses testified
the time was not propitous for an
increase In freight rates and II such
a horizonal increase was permitted
much Of their tonnage would be di-
verted to motor freight lines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Staying Charged

PAXTON, 1T, Aug. =. = u
The Ford county grand jury return
ed an indictment today charging
Earl -. Frost. Texarkana, Ark, with
murder in connection with the kill
ing Of George Yeator. Miles City,
Mont, three weeks ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Oil Merger Reported

NEW YORK. Aug. TLP- The
prospect Of still another big oil
consolidation developed today in
unconfirmed reports that Skelly
Oil Co. and the Texas Corp, were
discussing merger plans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Lindys Welcomed

SHANA, Iturup Island. Japan.
Aug. 22-P-This fishing village
staged a whole-hearted impromptu
celebration tonight owe the unex-
pected arrival Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Lindbergh. forced down
here by fog while seeking to fly to
Hokkaido Island, en- route to Tokyo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Plan Cotton Loans

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. PIP
The First N-tional bank Of Atlanta
and affiliated institutions anEoun-
ced today that effective immediate
ly loans Of so per cent or the mar
ket value Of the cotton crop will be
made TO cotton farmers Of the
southeastern states.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
New Depository

MERCEDES. Aug. 22-According
to Postmaster II. f. Hager. the post
office has been designated as a
savings depository. effective Tues
for training In air service. Hadden
day. Savings from 81 to $500
may BE- deposited. drawing interest
Of 2 per cent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Texan Shot Down

AMARILLO. Aug. %. iP-B. o.
Stanley. SO, Of Clarendo- was fatal
ly shot here tonight. He died in an
ambulance on the way TO a hospital
with a bullet in his head.
The shooting occurred on the
porch Of the residence Of John T
Williams. where Stanley's estranged
wife had been employed as house
keeper for a week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Counter Plan
WEST OPPOSES
EXTRA SESSION

Rep. Milton West could not be
reached BY telephone Saturday
If5ht, but earlier til the day had
expressed himself not favoring a
special session OF the legislature TO
act on cotton acreage reduction
measures.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Crude Oil Climbs

DALLAS. Aug. 22-tP-Crude oil
prices continued 70 advance today
in the mid-continent area as ten
purchasing companies posted sche-
dulles ranging upward TO 10 cents a
barrel. The increases varied from
10 TO 43 cents a barrel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Storm Hits Texas

LAREDO, Aug. %. pa violent
wind and rain storm damaged
three residences and a business
house az Catarina yesterday caus-
ing losses estimated az $500. The
town was inundated for 90 minutes.
None was injured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Plan Crime Drive

LURAY. Va, Aug. %. P-Thcre
were strong indications from Pres.
Hoover's Rapidan Camp tonight that
the federal government now Is
reaching into the countrv's larg-
ger municipalities in an effort 10
ferret out and bring TO justice gang
sters and racketeers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Tariff Views Asked

WASHINGTON. Aug. %. tP-Sen.
Robinson. republican. OF Indiana. to-
day addressed through the republic
can national committee an open
letter 20 Sen. Caraway, democrat,
Arkansas. asking him whether IN
revising the tariff he >9uld favor
changes in rates on certain products.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Grid Star WEEDS

CHICAGO. Aug. 22-P-Freder-
lex Charles Miller. IN Of a wealthy
Milwaukee family and captain
Of Notre Dame university's unde-
feated football team III 129. was
married today 70 Miss Adele Kan
alley or Winnetka.
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AKRON. Ohio. Aug. 22-(P- De-
lay for several days or the first
flight OF the navys new dirigihle
Akron. was announced tonight by
the GoOdyear-Zeppelin corporation
because of need for minor changes
to give greater localized strength.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
DO-X In Florida

MIAMI. Fla, Aug. PIP The
German flying boat DO-x. largest
airplane in the world. landed on the
placid waters Of Biscayne bay today
TO complete its leisurely voyage
from Germany TO the United States.
begun last November !.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Cabinet Formed

BUDAPEST. Hungary. Aug. %
Pit was believed tonight that
Count Julius Karolyi finally had
succeeded in forming a cabinet 70
succeed the ministry Of court Stefan
Bethlen resigned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Baylor Head Quits

WACO. Aug. 22-iP- W. s. Allen,
acting president an Baylor universe
" rendered his resignation both
from the presidents chair and the
uuiversity's faculty today.
He had served for III years as N
member or the Baylor faculty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
GIN SHUT DOWN
Il RECOMMENDED

NEW BOSTON. Aug. 22-P-
More than 1000 farmers met in the
streets here today and recommend
ed that Gov. Sterling shut down
cotton gins until the price of cotton
seed attained a new lev y.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
IN OUR
VALLEY

officials to run then offices penang
the receipt Of fees due those offices.
Argument ensues.
County attorney Marvin Hall
wants the ex-officio money retained.
But would agree to a maximum
salary Of $4,000 per year rather than
I the $4,000 allowed by statute II all
others will do the same.
Argument is over the means not
over the end.
And Hidalgo county sees tax re-
lief.
Valuations are being reduced.
County officials state that tax
rate Is to be reduced, maybe by
q sl.00 OF more.
Good stuff.
Cut out the frills, keep the es-
sentials, and let the taxpayers have
the money saved to put in general
circulation.
POSTMASTER BENNETT Of
Brownsville mails his customers a
circular letter.
Wants all mail properly address
ed. and ali Valley postmasters utter
a hearty amen"
Heard recently Of a travelling man
who was raising all kinds Of the well
known Cain because his mail did not
reach him.
Was r ally forwarded in one
bunch from the home office.
All letters in the pack had been
addressed to "Brownfield," Texas,
Just a matter Of almost a thousand
miles from Brownsville.
No doubt other Valley postmasteTs
could tell similar stories.
COTTON ACREAGE reduction
still is the public eye.
Most emphatic Huey Long clings
to his proposal to cut out the crop
altogether in 1882.
Others In the conference at New
NOrleans favor a so per cent reduc-
ton.
There's a lesson here for the VAL
ley.
No doubt vegetable acreage will BE
cut.
And It should be cut.
This winter is not the winter fol
over-production.
Better save the money which
would have been put in seed.
Give the land a rest.
Plant a large number Of varieties.
ON small acreage.
And MAKE money Oh what We 10
plant.
SOME DAY A news story is 60
ing 10 break IN the Valley.
a court order VIII be passed.
ana no one VIII seek " enjoin
anyone.
WIN De a big story.
Almost 10 the point vi unlqueneSs,
Not ina we nina injunction SUITS.
snow nat people nav opinions
on matters o. puUAc import.
MnICn Is a gOJu tnlns.
AS a class We 90 not pay enough
attention to wnaI Is gong Oh un.I
l. is too late.
Then We air our opinions.
And crouch.
Better fight it out in the courts
and get it settled once for all.
EVERYBODY feels better.
THERE IS A LAW!
4 Glory bel
' Went into effect Saturday.
Says that auto horns are TO honk-
ed only for warning purposes.
May not be honked 10 summons
people from stores or houses.
Did We eve say anything against
the Texas legislature?
We take 1t back.
And add words OF praise for the
all-wise wisdom which passed tina,
law.
1t wont be enforced, but 1t vii
give us pleasure 10 know that those
disturbers Of our peace and qui-
etude are ~lawbreakers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
COUNTY TAX
hike TO 81
IS PROPOSED
Cameron Budget Cut
$4,000 For Next
Fiscal Year

A cut OF $4,000 in the operating
budget Of Cameron county next
wear. and a hike III the tax rate
from $3.50 to $500 in spite Of this
we're salient features OF the coun-
TVS financial affairs as brought out
at the hearing Saturday on the
county's budget.
About so taxpayers attended the
hearing, and discussed the budget
from various -ngles.
Continue Discussion
AT the conclusion Of the hearing
at noon Saturday the commission
ers decided 10 take the matter up
further No day.
The budget, as worked out by the
commissioners court and the coun-
ty auditor, provides a total operat-
ing amount Of s285, 800 for the pc
Rod from July I. 131. to July l.,
1882, as compared 70 S365 1892 for
the same period the previous year.
This does not include the road
and bridge general fund, which is
not budgeted.
A cut in the tax rate to make up
this budget is impossible. County
Auditor II. NJ. Shelton explained,
because the county is starting the
new year with a 100000 deficit,
which must be made up during the
next year or two.
Bonded Indebtedness
During the next twelve months
the county must pay a total Of
$4,000 principal, and s452,825 in
terest. or a total Of S528,825, on its
bonded Indebtedness Of 1921 900.
The tax TO care for this Is placed
at S1.095, as against S.665 last year,
which is the principal point Of in
crease in the tax rate.
The budget is estimated, Nj.
Shelton explained further. on a
prediction Of 50 per cent OF the 1881
taxes being collected up until this
time next year. That Is the per-
centage Of 1880 taxes collected up
to the present time.
Commissioner j. F. Baughn Of
Harrington submitted a resolution
proposing a 20 per cent cut in the
salaries Of all county officials re-
ceiving over $500 a month.
Judge Dancy explained that this
would affect only him among the
elective offices Of the county.
Commissioner Baughn explained
he did not intend singing out
Judge Dancy.
Consideration OF the matter was
postponed.
The main slashes in the general
fund budget come in the road and
bridge maintenance fund. and the
maintenance for levees. The road
and bridge maintenance fund Is cut
from sos. 69l.25 expended the past
twelve months. to s45.6 500. the
amount that the Is cent tax for
this item will raise. The additional
money spent during the past year
on road and bridge maintenance
was taken from the road and bridge
general fund.
Flood Fund Cut
The flood control maintenance
is cut from ~s38.55l16 spent last
year, to $4,000. the amount the
five cent tax for this item viii
provide.
There were raises IN some OF the
items. and cuts in some others. In
some instances. as in the county
co~urt-at-law judge. and the coun-
" treasurer, the salary was
raised by act OF legislature.
Items in which there was con-
siderable increase or decrease are
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
SESSION
ON CROP BAN
IS CONSIDERED
Governor Requests
Opinions From
Growers

AUSTIN, Aug. @. tF-Gov. Ross
8. Sterling today asked Texas cot
ton farmers and legislators TO give
him quick expressions OF their views
on a special session OF the legiSla-
ture 10 curb cotton production.
The governors statement follows:
TO the members ~ the legiSla-
ture and or cotton growers:
eat a meeting held III New Or
leans yesterday called by Gov. Huev
q. Long az Louisiana. and attended,
by representatives Of governors front
nearly all of the cotton states. I'D
was practically unanimously decid-
ca 10 call on the legislatures of the
different states 20 enact a law pro-
hibiting the growing OF cotton for
the year 1882.
Calls ON Farmers.
"As governor or Texas. I would
Ike an expression from the cotton
farmers OF Texas ms 10 whether they
would favor a called session or tbs
legislature 20 enact such "a law. III
you are not III favor OF the resolu-
ton that was passed preventing tha
planting OF any cotton whatever IN
the year 1892. would you favor a
law reducing the cotton acreage one
half or one-third? I am asking
these questions through the press on
the state in order 10 get quick re-
spouse.
4 would also appreciate a frank
statement from each member or the
legislature as TO whether they would
favor such legislation. having in
mind the fact that the legislature
recently declined 20 pass n law tn
regulate the cotton acreage, though
since that time there has been a
great reduction in the price Of cotton
which has caused great confusion
ard unrest In the minds o. u cot
ton farmers"
Counter Plan.
y. r. Mcdonald. Texas Com. OF
Agri.. returned today from the New
Orleans meeting where he u~nsucceSs-
fully sponsored a plan 10 limit the
1892 cotton acreage 70 one-third or
the land cultivated In the southern
states.
Mcdonald urged all supporters Of
acreage reduction by law 20 request
the governor 10 call a special sez-
sion without delay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
DOCKET.
FOR CRIMINAL.
COURT MONDAY
Change of Venue Is
Expected In Case
Against Seaman

A criminal docket OF approximate
liz 225 cases-oyer a hundred Of
which are divorce suits-will con-
front Judge Geo. @. Westervelt
when he opens criminal district
court Monday. The docket will be
increased By so or go cases before
the grand jury completes its work
Outstanding items on the docket
are five cases against John Scan
Ian, former clerk OF district courts.
In three cases he is charged with
misapplication OF Cameron county
money, in another with embezzle-
ment and in the fifth with failure TO
make a sworn statement and report
Of affairs in his office as required
by law.
Venue Change Likely
However, 1t Is entirely unlikely
that these cases will be tried here.
States attorneys have indicated
that they will ask for q change OF
venue on the grounds that a fair
trial could not be obtained in Cam
eron county.
Liquor offenses head the list Of
the old docket. with 70 cases 10 be
called. Other indictments are as fol-
lows: Murder IA; burglary II, en-
bezzlement IL; swindling 10; con-
spiracy TO kill s: forgery s; theft
6; misapplication Of county money
8. theft by bailee 2; failure TO make
sworn statement and report J.;
abandonment after seduction Il;
child desertion !; rape !; removal
OF mortgaged property 1.
Evidently many couples have
found that two cannot live as cheap
" as one, for there are over loo
divorce cases on the docket. These
cases are not dead wood on the
books. for a large portion OF them
have been filed since tia last term
Of court.
Docket Enlarged
This docket has bees padded con-
siderably BY the supreme courts
ruling that the civil district court
had no jurisdiction in divorce mat
tiers.
Nine murder cases have been or
dered to the drop docket, but this
leaves IL such indictments on the
live file. Six Of these are against
men alleged TO have been connected
with Bob BrOWn-Frank Stanner
killings at the Las Prietas dance
hall. These men fled to Mexico and
have not returned. Santiago Cas-
ares. the only man caught in these
killings, pleaded guilty and was sem
fenced to life imprisonment.
Valentin de Leon, arrested in San
Antonio about a year ago on an old
murder charge growing out Of a
stabbing many years ago 10 SIl
Benito. is slated for trial 1T this
term or court. De Leon was hunted
for four years before he was cap
tured.
Men at Large
Viviano Garcia, slated for trial in
a killing at Rio HOndO. has broken
jail and is at large. Ruben CorteZ
whose case resulted in a mistrial at
the past term. is slated for trial.
The nine murder indictments or
dered 10 the Drop docket were
against men who never were ap-
pretended. This list included Gre
gorio Hinojosa. Francisco Rodriguez
Alfonso Garcia, Beatriz Quintero do
Mendoza. Lupe Mendoza. Jose Obre-
gon. Juan Salazar, Jose Rodriguez
and Santiago Vallejo.
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and Jail .47S4422 $4,000
A delegation had assembled from
various parts OF the county 70 pro-
Continued on page p
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R. B. CrcaEer was asked 5atur-
day BY ". r. Jones. Laredo CHAM
Der M Commerce secretary. 10 60
TO Washington a. the expense Of
the Laredo organization I'M am ef-
fort 70 obtain longer opening hours
Of bridges across the Rio Grande.
Jones left Brownsville Saturday
after spending two days here c0n-
ferring with Brownsville citizens on
bridge hour change action.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Gov. Sterling Gets

T1TECIaI 10 The HUTHTHI
AUSTIN, Alig. 22-Text Of ap-
peals from Brownsville interests and
from the South Texas and Laredo
Chambers OF Commerce for hts sup
port in their efforts 10 have the
nine o'clock closing hour IN inter-
national bridges changed to a later
hour was made public today by Gov.
Ross Sterling
Comment was withheld until data
which Is 10Y in the mails reaches
him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
THE WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Partly cloudy to occasionally un-
settled Saturday night and Sunday,
probably with local showers near
the coast.
The Washington times., 1931-06-25
FASCIST MARK
Z ON DIME
~

Along with all the worries of
the Treasury Department, some
thing entirely new developed to-
day.
The question which resulted in
q large number of letters to the
Treasury was why. on one side
of the silver 10-cent piece, is the
''Fascist emblem" while on the
reverse side is the likeness of
the Roman god Of commerce,
Mercury.
Apparently there is a belief in
che minds of many that the FaS-
cist movement is gaining mOmen-
tum in the United States. About
100 letters have been received by
the Bureau of the Mint inquiring
rs to the situation.
The design on one side of the
dime is the Fascist emblem, or
the "FasceS" of ancient Roman
tradition. However, this design
was adopted in 1916, prior to the
''black.shirt" movement.
The use of the Roman god
Mercury on the other side Of the
dime also was adopted in 1916,
the same design frequently be-
ing employed by artists for beau
tification of buildings, books and
art works. A sculptor for the
Fine Arts Commission, Adolph
Weinman, executed this design
for the Government, officials
The Washington times., 1931-06-25
Police Force Mother
To Retrieve Child
She DiSOwned

HAMMOND, Ind. June IS
QN.SJ.-Mrs. j. G. Timmons,
who disowned her Syear-old
son. Howard, and defied police
to compel her to reclaim him,
was forced to take him back
today under threat of proSecrl-
ton for child abandonment.
~ When Police Chief Martinson
made that threat and she con-
Sented to take the boy home to
his step-father, she declared:
81 hope 1 can have him
adopted by someone. l have
my own life to live, and my
husband means more to me
than my child"
The little boy said:
81 don't want to go home
because they don't want me.
Mother chases me away.
like mother, but mother doesn't
like me. I like my real dad
best, but he doesn't live with
us any more"
The Washington times., 1931-06-25
GeOrgidnnd Buddeke
Weds Phillip TOOmey

Miss Georgianna BudoeKe'
niece of Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
Noonan. 3l54 Highland Place
N. W.. was married yesterday to
Phillip Toomey. of the Wardman
Park Apartments. The ceremony
took place in Georgetown Uni
versity Chapel. :,
Mr.. Toomey Is from Biddeford
Me-. where his father is news
paper man. After the ceremony
the bride and groom were given
a wedding breakfast and went
to Atlantic City, where they will
spend a short honeymoon.
Satisfy your home service needs
through the '24-HOnr Service Dtrec-
tory" announcements In tOday'S CIassi-
fled Section
The Washington times., 1931-06-25
CARTER GETS U. S. JOB

DR.. Clarence E. Carter, professor
Of history at Miami University,
Oxford, Ohio, yesterday was Sc
lected by the State Department to
collect and edit the official papers
of the Territories of the United
States.
The Washington times., 1931-06-25
DOGS ADOPT KITTENS

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-Out
on the Main Line, in the suburbs
of the city, two German police
dogs have taken over several
kittens and are mothering them.
The Washington times., 1931-06-25
FREE DOCTORS POOL

CHICAGO, June 25.-A free
medical pool where serums for
use in cases of scarlet fever,
measles and meningitis has been
established by Health Commits
sioner BundeSon.
The Washington times., 1931-06-25
WILL GET $75o,ooo

ST. LOUIS, June 25.-The chill
dren Of Ehrhardt D. Franz. st.
Louis grocer, will each receive
$3.50, 900 when the estate Is finally
distributed in the near future.
The Washington times., 1931-06-25
SWEDEN's PLANE CARRIER

GOTHENBURG, June IS
G.NS0 THE keel to Sweden's
first airplane carrier will soon
be laid down here. Estimated
to cost about 100000 kroner
C$3.2l6. .0O0)
The Washington times., 1931-06-25
SNAKE SCARE FATAL

CHICAGO, June 25.-A water
snake so frightened Elwood
Freeland. r5-year-old Hammond
schoolboy, while he was swim
ming that the shock caused his
death.
The Washington times., 1931-06-25
THIRD SET OF TWIN BOYS

OTTAWA, Ontario, June IS
GN.SD Mrs. Jean Vallillee, "a,
has become the mother Of third
set of twin boys. All three sets
we're born within the last five
years.