Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-02
BRITAIN READY TO CALL DEBT Farley
in OUR
VALLEY

mo. DON'T CUT out the radio
log" postcards Z. p. Cartmell from
la Feria.
Mr.. Cartmcn 10 the only customer
OF this column who has 70 date *
pressed himself on ths proposal
Just TO DO sure that everybody Is
happy, We won't cut out the log
for a few more dAyA
However, II no more interest Is
displayed in its publication before
the middle OF next week than has
shown UP TO date. out she goes!
So II you want the log continued,
shoot In your postcards.
TIMELY WARNING is that
given by Fire Chief Sarran. no
doubt heartily echoed by every fire
chief IN the Valley.
a safe and sane Fourth Of July
does not mean the Limitation of
- lsgre.
does not mean that the Riddles
should lot have just the same old
coed time that they expect.
IL AQ[S AA4~1tA h4AAh EGAIAAAo AGNP
q watchful eye over both the kids
and themselves.
A finger blown off, a badly burn
ed face. perhaps fatal injuries, are
poor ways in which TO celebrate the
birth Of the American nation.
FROM UP IN zAPATA county
comes the word thai that county
Is asking for state aid on State
Highway No. 4, the Military Road.
Valley counties should and will
give Zapata county all possible CO.
operation.
Paving OF the Military Road
through zapata would give this
section immediate access 70 Laredo.
The present road IS good at times.
When excessive rain falls. as on
Saturday ard Sunday, u is impass-
able and travellers are forced 70
MAKE n wide detour by way OF Alice
20 reach the Valley from Laredo or
Laredo rom the Valley.
Laredo county and the Valley have
a great deal IN common.
And yet, neither section Is as
rsighborly with the other as we
should be, due. c. course. 70 the
fact that highway communication
between the two has been so dif-
flcult in the past
Completion CT the Military Road
between Brownsville and Laredo as
= paved highway will furnish a
tourist loop which should prove OF
fnestimable benefit to both cities.
REG ROBBINS will carry the
heart OF the Valley with him when
he takes off from Seattle on his
nonstop flight to Tokyo.
The former holder Of the en-
durance refueling mark has made
many Valley friends on his frequent
trips to this section
These friends will all be pulling
for Reg on his hazardous expedi-
ton across the Pacific wastes.
SPEAKING OF THE Fourth. let's
not forget TO do our regular Sat
urday shopping today and on Fri
day.
stores throughout the entire VAL
lev viii be closed on Saturday.
To help the last minute shopper,
Brownsville and probably other
valley stores will be open until 9
or later Friday night.
Saturday and Sunday groceries
must be bought today or Friday or
the family will be out Of luck e
the holiday weekend.
BIGGEST SCOOP q sports editor
casaput over on his rivals In the
va*ev today IS to hit the Valley
League schedule right
FOR The past week or SO We have
been the innocent victim OF a few
w~isecracks over the telephone as
we proscssed our inability 70 tell
the inquirer iust who played who
and where and when.
SO we add this paragraph in self
defense.
However. II won't be long now
untsl everybody viii know.
Bishop Clements. vice-president
az the league. Is working out 3 sec
ond half schedule. and promises not
70 keen II a secret.
Which rejoices the SPORTS editors.
nlease those who answer the phone
IA newspaper office and should
help the ATTENDANCE.