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Other IIfxh Ninwles.

,sG Muiaern, iss; shea. Iso and sher. man, i50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-09

IIKH hIHkIe-~VTIe) Cole and WarfcI High Three--Wirth, 314.
 High team--Gover, 4g5.
 High totai--over, 1,367.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-09

(Copyright, 1881, King Features Syndlcate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-09

High eingle--Crean. 20. High three--Grady, l30. High game-Brick Tops. 4i5. High team---Brick Tops, s03. WEST SIDE HILL MEMS CLUB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08

larger number of officers of the grade Of
commander than are actually author
lied at the present time were carried
over from wartime selections, no pro-
motions to the grade of commander
have been made in the Naval Reserve
until very recently, when one lieutenant
commander of the Supply Corps was
selected for promotion to commander.
Officers and men of the Naval Reserve
when performing active duty or training
duty under orders are entitled to the
pay and allowances of corresponding
ranks and rates in the Regular Navy.
Officers below the rank of lieutenant
commander and enlisted men of the
Fleet Naval Reserve, class FL, attached
| to a division are entitled to receive
compensation at the rate of one-thir-
tieth of the monthly base pay of their
grades, ranks or ratings for attending
each regular drill or period of equiva-
| lent duty designated for the organiza-
| ton to which attached. The compen-
sation of any officer or man is limited
to pay for so drills or periods Of equiva-
| lent duty each year.
In addition to the pay to which they
may otherwise become entitled for at
| tendance at drills, officers of the Fleet
Reserve assigned to duties as command
| ing officers of divisions, battalions or
squadrons of the Fleet Naval Reserve
receive compensation for faithful per-
Torrance of administrative functions
connected with their organization at a
rate Of $240 per year.
| Members Of the aviation branch are
entitled to receive the so per cent in
crease of pay as authorized in the
Regular service when detailed for
active duty or training duty involving
| flying. Members of the aviation di-
visions do not however, receive any
increase in their drill pay by reason
of performing aviation training
| In time of peace If any oficer or
man of the Naval Reserve Is injured
| in line of duty while performing active
duty, authorized training duty with or
without pay, or dies as a result of
such injury, he or his beneficiary shall
/ be entitled to all the benefits prescribed
by law for civil employees of the United
States who are injured in line of duty
1 or who dies as a result thereof. The
] United States Employees Compensation
! Commission, in this city, has jurtsdic-
| ton of such cases and awards COM
| pensation to those entitled thereto upon
submission of reports covering the in
| juries by the commanding officer Of
| the officer or man concerned. Sick
ness or disease is not regarded as an
injury within the meaning of the law,
1t was explained Members Of the
Naval Reserve injured as described
above may receive disqualification and
treatment under the jurisdiction of the
commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08

AN AmpOftdut cSp Adhcus
The Army Air Corps has taken an
important step forward in the award
ing of contract for IS two-seater pur-
suit planes, the first of the kind in the
history of Army aviation.
The two-seaters are TO be built by
the Berliner- Joyce Aircraft Corpora
ton in its Baltimore plant. Henry
Berliner, the first half of the firm, is
q product of the National Capital,
founder OF the Capitals first CONNER
cial airport and son Of the late Emile
Berliner, noted inventor. Henry Ber-
liner started manufacturing airplanes
in Alexandria, Va; moved to Balti-
mere and tied up there with Temple
Joyce, noted test pilot and designer.
Their two-seater has been adopted
by the Army following exhaustive tests
at the Materiel Division base. Wright
Field, Dayton, Ohio. Its radical de-
parture from the conventional pursuit
plane is the installation Of a second
cockpit, in which there will be sta
toned a gunner TO operate mobile ma
chine guns sweeping the rear, vulnera-
bic spot in the single-seater type.
Performance figures on the plane are
not available, 1t being War Depart
rnent policy to withhold them as mill
Tary secrets, but 1t is said the speed
compares fayorably with standard sin
Rle-seater types and the plane is high
" maneuverable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08

in conformity with the provisions of
the approved act of Congress mo. 406)
Is. 1861, section 2 Thereof, "all persons
who have served honorably in the Army
Navy, Marine Corps and /or Coast
Guard of the United States during war
shall, when not in the active military
and/or naval service of the United, be
entitled to bear the official title and
upon occasions of ceremony to wear the
uniform of the highest grade held by
them during their war service" Same
Is retroactive to include all wars in
which the United States may have par
ticipated. However, the word war"
shall have been substantiated by off1cial
declaration on the part of Congress,
and the above provisions Of the act are
not taken to include expeditions, occu-
pationary forces, etc.
Second Lieut.. Raymond F. Crist, here
tofore stationed at Quantico, is expected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08
Marine Corps Notes

The annual appointments of mem
bers of the Corps Staff Promotion
Board, it is stated, will be composed
this year of the senior officer of the
various staff departments of the corps,
respectively, while the membership of
the annual Corps Selection Board will,
In the main, be composed of senior
field officers of the line of the corps.
Representative Mas of Minnesota.
who served with the Marine forces in
Is now lieutenant colonel of Reserves
OF the corps. is expected to attend the
annual encampment of corps Reservists
this Summer at Quantico.
Announcement is made oficially that,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08

There are over $4,000 hotels in tia
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08
Fox Joined in Own Chase.

That a fox joined in its own chase,
and then escaped, recently Is sworn TO
by the Nenagh Harriers Of Tipperary,
Ireland. The hounds routed him from
some bushes and when he neared river
he hid in the brush as the flrst group
Of dogs passed. Darling into the open
reynard galloped along on the tails OF
the leading hounds. With one group OF
dogs running in front and the main
pack behind him the fox raced for
nearly a mile. Then realizing he was
almost surrounded he bore away TO the
left and escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08
New Bridge Over the Nile.

With Sir william Covers, Governor Of
Uganda, at the throttle, the first rail-
way train traverSed the new bridge over
the Nile at Jinja recently and of1cially
opened it. At the same time the new
railway was opened to connect Kam-
pola, the commercial capital of Uganda,
with Jinja and Mombasa. The bridge
consists of a two-hinged steel arch, with
a 260-foot span and two approach spans
of 100 feet each. 1t has single rail-
way track on top and 20-foot motor
road and two footpaths below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08

to depart for the Far East via the o. o.
s. Henderson, sailing from Hampton
Roads, Va, March II
Annual target practice is scheduled
to commence April / at the Quantico
range and continue throukh the Sum-
mer, inclusive, of courses for corps Re.
servists when the latter are in encamp-
ment.
Maj. Thomas z. Watson, heretofore
stationed at Quantico, has been de-
tached and assigned to duty as naval
attache, American legation, Santo Do
mingo City, Dominican Republic.
Capt. Charles B. Hobbs, A. q. NJ, at
present on duty with the I'd Brigade of
Marines, Nicaragua, has been ordered
to the Quantico base for duty.
There are over $4,000 hotels In tia
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08
VIZ cosydsa B W Brooks
James brooks

u arer along the road incidents of great moment when
~ read in relation to Washnstons after life At place
called Oak Grove Wakefield. he advised by Mr..
Williams to take the study of surveying Next in Marye
School which stood the site occupied by the First
Baptist Church in fredericksburg he began the reading and
practice of Rules of Cvilt minor Incidents perhaps but
watch for their unfolding later in the Washington mind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08
AIrshIp PROVED worth.

The debut Of the U. 8. s. Los
The naval maneuvers Just concluded in
Panama waters was "very gratifying,
according 70 report to the Navy Dc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-15

AZ Lnrkheef-TeER rnnmrrARnR #r
BE- Use6 N q goodwin snip ~ COR
necticn w1fh fhe record aftrmrx
&C 10 rade hE wallace HurrE.
junior Valley flier from fhr PAr-
&c oceEn g TIE Atlanta arc fruu
Canada 20 MeEico. has been serE-
&C according TO a .eAKrmrr rErrlH-
&c frfm Earl C. DzrflS
The L0ckhee6-TerA Az3 -
Cessna 20 - Town 81 EErsry. r.
de- hrclEtt tD rhe Valley EunraF.
weather perE-rr.rw re EktrH
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vie
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and nhez e=cezFnr 20 &C. a tlzzir-
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B-1E-SF--e Re e q lr-~ rrrr ~
years Cd
Les AnE6-l ~ eKprrshr AN nI-t
lie Ecoc-W-L pare wtlrh - wr
IN 7cER1ce rs tee orhrr rnresrr
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NAMED Mss EA0 Grnnoe Vale
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-15
Many Have Filed
In Weslaco Race

NESLACO- March H-Trrse De-
SIS hare fled to- the Office OF
MAYOR OF Eesaco Il rhe election
20 . he'd Tuesday. A1-l II. zn6
seven hare fled <E places O tne
c--T Commission
Those Eho have fled fcr re
mayors osfoe are s Z E6rt-xron
: commissioner whose tern expErex-
Water Andrews and Dr. III u
Smith.
Those filed for the commission
are Reed Lehman. Harold Cool
manson. n / Hampton. p. ID Dos.
VT "a Schuler. " r Andersen and
j. j. G.osca Hampton and GIbson
are commissioners whose terms ex-
pire.
Weslaco voters vii ~ The a-e
Tire pass OF Al znendmerr 20
eek tEo commissioners each yea-
Terms OF al Commissioners exufre
a. the same time under ne present
charter
Dave = Kirzan. mayer, has in
6icatsd that Re viii not seek re-
election
P Z Snodgrzss Is election fu6ze
with W r OEen aEtstzn. and
Mrs w. II Baxter and Mrs. I. w.
Glass clerks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-15
Skeleton and Shell
Solve Old Mystery

San EEENARDINC- Cal Ez--l
Il4-P-O11rE-E sid I711T Lz-
coEey O. : skeletoz zz1 II ex-
pa06ed shotgun shell be2--g 9
confession had solved TIE -Tsle-T c.
the 6isappszrz1ce q Dor Allen. .
rroEpeC-Or, TT Eez-S zEo-
Thomas E1ockcr fond Alenx
grave and rhe EhE-- faded fran
years % exposure. IN Big Bear Val
sey YESTERDAY n another shotgun
sbeE vas . cryptic warning 10 A.
ien to keep away from . mining
Clam
The warning read NJ Don A.
len myself hereby warn yol 70
stay off my cain which TINS her.
note Is for I ELn act +. yOl co7L
Frank J. LzptEoo
The confession read = am sor-y
Tor the deed Z have tzzt fl--lRd.
buf ! warned hin I have the
feeling ] III neTe- oe caught
Here's hspe- Here is the Inflated
snel- that pU- sEzT If. Alien
Frank J. Lzptinc-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-15
CANISTER Is
GIVEN Term
FOR Staying
Convicted I'm Death
Of Policeman I'm
Chicago

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-15
Daugherty Family
VIII Leave VALLEY

MI and Mrs H. 3 Daugherfy.
Brownsville residents for the past
SIX years. VIII leave Monday for
Fredericksburg where they are 70
make their home IN the future
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DauEherTys sister, Mrx LeI> z
Leonard
Since Al attack Of influenza sev-
erzl years ago. Mr. DauTherrv kas
found that the Io< attitude hsrs
dos Tot agree With his health and
That Is the reason for the fzrrFs
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-15
RosenthaI Explains New
City Refinancing Plan

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-15

nor Eznt any z16ozx o. orphans 70
i1sest In or STOCK We GO not
want anyone 70 invest Eno can not
afford 70 lose the none. Alr.
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snce Of geosogists- But We want 10
one 70 invest VINO can not afford
70 lose the n1ney-1 i Is lost
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Brownsville are connected with the
drilling. il addition 10 Nr. Street
and Zr. Crogty. and definite an
ucu1ceEents VII be made later
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depth OF 400 feet. i Is said. and
signs a. that depth were ercouraz-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-15

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-15
WILL TEST FOR
OIL NEAR HERE
Brownsville Interests Are
Backing Operations
Al Iona Alta

Drilling FOR oil VII commence
near Br0EEsTille within fer
SeeES- Il Vas anrou--ed Sztrrxzy
N OF derrick with electrically
operated drills i - " erected ~
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scTS O. the vel STATE rh.- rFew
pan 70 20 coTr Is deep a. 600
IeeI- TEe nils surrounding rhr
Iona Alta lake are said 70 % salt
comes. and . was pointed out to-
car that the most productive sud
profitable OIL =eIls II tie wo-Id
we're discovered II similar rs~5to-
Ooroon ; : z prominent
6roNESy1Le b9EEe-- p-esLerr ~
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-15
FAVORS
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MEN, WOMEN
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