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, 1934-12-10
Il HURT in
AUTO WRECK

ELECTRA. Dec. 10. Pl-S!x OF
II men injured in a collision be-
tween an automobile and a truck 10
miles southwest of here Sunday re-
manned in serious condition Mon
day.
The machines collided when the
automobile struck a lose dirt en-
bankment and went out OF control,
jess Craft. driver Of the truck, told
officers, who after investigating,
said the accident was unavoidable.
Six Iowa Park residents we're the
most seriously injured They were
w. r. Hipp, "a; Virgil Stewart. %:
Charles Greer. 81; j.. L. Wolfe, 81
v. r. Stewart. %. and Allie Sewell.
81.
other Iowa Park men, riding IN
the truck, injured we're: williams
Hicks. IS: Sam Woody. "a: Thomas
Fl. Craft, 2; r. z. Van Horn, 80:
John Gilmore. AZ: r. Q. Sanders.
Al; Fred Ruford, "a; Lea Hollin-s-
head, as; Z. H CheeveS. %: Ben
Hips. SO; Newton BraSher and
Jess Craft, 80. Three others also
were injured. They were @ W. Jen-
nings. %. Of Wichita Falls: A. C..
White. %. OF Burkburnett and u. ]
Pennington, "a. Of Quanah.
, 1934-12-10
Choir Boys To
Make Only One
Valley Visit

HARLINGEN, Dec. 10. - One or
the sweetest Of the immortal Franz
Schubert's operas. seldom heard III
this country because its brevity
makes it impossible for leading
opera companies 20 make an entire
program, will headline the Vienna
Choir Boys recital program az the
Harrington high school auditorium
Monday night nj 8 O'Clock. the only
appearance the world-renowned or
ganizatlon Is making south OF San
Antonio.
The little one-act opera Is "A Song
From Old Vienna" one Of Schu-
bert's sweetest creations. II COM
prises one-third Of the Choir Boys
program. Presented in New York,
the g~uileSSness and naiveness Of the
Choir BOYS in their presentation OF
the great Schubert'5 composition
made such a hit that IA Song
From Old Vienna was substituted
for Wedding by Lanternlight." orr
ginally scheduled TO be given on
the present American tour.
And what could be more fitting
for the Choir BOYS than a little
opera composed by one who. before
he leaped into immortality as a mu-
steal genius. was a member OF the
Vienna Boys Choir explained the
director OF the group. Schubert
was a member OF the Choir in his
boyhood. you know. SO were Mozart.
Haydn and many others who as
cended 70 fame In the musical
world. II was as members Of the
Choir that they got their rudi-
mentary training-in fact. almost
all their training"
The Choir BOYS appear in color
full costumes IN the opera. a portion
Of the group taking the girl parts.
Their flute like, soprano voices are
said 10 have a bewitching soprano
quality seldom equalled even in the
greatest OF women singers.
Because Of inability Of the Choir
Boys to reach here IN time. tenta-
tive plans for a school children's
matinee have been suspended. In
stead, ticket prices have been
changed 50 that any seat III the
house Is available 70 children at
fifty cents plus tax.
, 1934-12-10
FORT WORTH GRAIN

FORT WORTH, Dec. 10. Pl-De-
mand for grain was fair a. tie new
week started Estimated receipts
for the two days werc: Wheat 10
cars; corn 80; oats 2, end sorghums
Is.
Prices quoted:
Delivered Texas Gulf ports. eX-
port rate, or Texas common points:
Wheat No. l hard lie ii to lit
Ia.
Barley No. 2 nominally 99-l.0l;
No. 3 nominally 98-i.O9.
Sorghums per hundred pounds
nominally 214-2.l6: No 3 nominal
" 2.l2-2I4; No. 2 katIr nominally
2.I0-I.12: No. 3 nominally 2Oe-2.lO
Delivered Texas common points or
group three:
Corn No. 2 white i.23 IA 20 l24
IA: No. ? yellow LII IA to lis II
Oats No. 2 red 81 IL 10 So l-2;
No. 3 red 66 IL to 81 l-2
, 1934-12-10
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK

FORT WORTH, Dec. 10. UPl-U.
S. Dept. Agri)-HogS $500; steady
TO 10 lower than Friday; top 500.
good to choice l90-260 10 roll and
truck hogs $4,000; good under
weights averaging l50-l80 lbs 90
$50, butcher pigs 3.75 down. pack
ing sows steady, 5.C0-5.50
Cattle 1900 commercial, 1000 gov
eminent: calves 1900 commercial.
LOO government; cool fat cattle
very scarce: trade in these classes
slow, weak to i0-l5c lower: 2 loads
very plain grass killing steers 800:
few slaughter yearlingS $50 $50;
sorts butcher COWS 1.75-225 several
sales good stock steer calves and
yearlings 3.75-4O0, fully steady
good outside and early for heavy
fat calves. steady to % lower. clos
ing on packer account al decline:
numerous loads weighty slaughter
calves on order 325-3.75.
Sheep 1000: all classes stea1y;
medium to good fat lambs 5.25-6.Oe;
few good shorn Fat yearlingo SIS.
fat wethers 3O0-3.50; feeder lambs
4OO-5.0O.
, 1934-12-10
Movie Sideights


80
Joan Blondell and Glenda Far
rel. the pair OF bombshells who
caused explosions OF laughter in
Havana Widows" and other pic
lures. again are teamed ms "A couple
OF chisellng, gold digging manicur-
lists I'm the Warner Bros. picture.
The Kansas City Princess which
shows Tuesday only at your Capt.
tol. Brownsville.
Supporting this comedy pair are
such famous comedians as Hugh
Herbert. Robert Armstrong. Osgood
Perkins. Hobart Cavanaugh and
Gordon WestcOtt. which places
The Kansas City Princess high III
the ranks oi rIotOuS fun makers.
The fun starts when Miss BiondrIl
flirts with the wrong baby while her
own sweetheart "a out Of the city,
the man proving the smarter Of the
two and getting away with the girls
flashy engagement ring as well as a
little loving.
, 1934-12-10
'Lindbergh Trail
To Be Shown Here

Greater than with Byrd NJ the
South Pole was the verdict re-
turned by the Rotary club NJ
Brownsville after "A prcVue OI
Pan-Amcrican film, Flying Vic
Llndbergh Trail"
Through Advancement with the
Pan-American Always. the Capitol
Theater will present the education
al film. Flying the Lindoergn
Trail Thursday and Friday. De-
cember 1914.
The people OF Brownsville upon
reviewing this picture viii find
that nelEhbOr Latin-Amerlca, as
The film depicts, ~ "A beautiful
sight 10 behold. The city Ol Rio de
JaneirO Al beautiful 10 gaze upon
with its up-to-date harbOrs. build
ings. and beautiful parks The flight
then takes ms 10 sac paulo and
Santos. Brazil which are the min
ing and coffee centerS Of South
America. Then over the River OF
Silver I'd the Land OF the Gaucho.
the Argentine. where We come over
Burnns Aires. the Paris OI South
America. Then owe the Andes show
ing the great and modern har6Ors
OF Western South America. Then
over the Old Inca trails 20 Peru
and Central America showing edu-
cational and historical scenes OF
old Inca Indian cities shrowded in
mystery.
This is not only An air flight
over the above mentioned territories
and countries. but N shows uS the
nations Of the future that the
world knows ~ little about. offered
70 the public on Brownsville nc the
Capitol Theatre next Thursday and
Friday with the feature "Outcast
Lady with Constance Bennett and
Herbert Marshall.
, 1934-12-10

Carlot shipments OF entire United
States reported Saturday. Dec. o.
Grapefruit: Ariz I, Fla rs, Texas
20. total US 81 cars.
Oranges: AriZ 2, Calf 37S. Fla
103. La 4, total US 3s7 cars.
Mixed citrus: Calf 3, Fla 80,
total US u cars.
Beans: Fla 80. total US % cars.
Beets Texas 8, total US 8 cars.
Cabbage. New York l25 includ-
ing 10 for relief. 50 Car ~. Utah
I. Wise -. total US $50 cars.
Carrots: Calf Q. Mich 2. New
York S. total US 10 cars.
Greens: So Car 3, Va e. total US
7 cars.
Mixed vegetables: Calf q. Fla
~. La 4. Texas 2, Va /. others 4,
total US 66 cars.
Peas: Calf 2. Fla 2, total US 4
cars.
Peppesr: Fla 9, total us Q cars.
Spinach: Mo I. Texas 2, va 20.
total US % cars.
Tomatoes: Fla Is. Texas I. total
US 81 cars. Cuba 5 cars.
Carlot shipments Of entire United
States reported Sunday. December
9:
Grapefruit: Ariz 5, Fla N, Texas
6. total US 81 cars.
Oranges: Ariz !. Calf 81, Fla 1871,
total US l99 cars.
Mixed citrus: Ariz I. Calf 4, Fla
81 total us % cars.
Beans: Fla 20, total Us 20 cars.
Beets: Texas 5, total US 5 cars.
Cabbage: New York 8, total US
3 cars.
Carrots: Calf 20. total US 40
cars.
Greens: Calf Y. total US q cars.
Mixed vegetables: Calf 27. Fla
5. Texas A., others !, total US 81
cars.
Peas: Calf 3. Fla /. total US 4
cars.
Peppers: Fla /, total US / ear.
Spinach: Ark 2 Okla 2. total
US 4 cars.
tomatoes. Fla s, total : cars.
Lower Rio Grande Valley ship
mentS forwarded Sunday morning,
December q.
Grapefruit 20. bcets 2 mixed
vegetables s. total % cars.
Lower Rio Grande Valley ship
ments forwarded Monday morning,
December 10:
Grapefruit 8. Beets 4. parsey I,
mixed vegetables 2. total l3 cars.
Total 10 date this seasOn-citrus
970. vegetables POI. mixed citrus AZ
vegetables 4, total 1865: n same
date last season-citrus 44S. vege-
tables PIT. total $50 cars.
, 1934-12-10
WALL STREET
SALARIES UP
COOPER CENT

WASHINGTON, Dec. i0.-R-
Salaries OF executives OF big corpo-
rations were shown Monday in
registration statements filed with
the Securities and Exchange Com
mission to have jumped 200 per
cent in some instances this year,
while others remained stationary
or increased less sharply.
The reports ranged from an un-
changed remuneration Of S86,740 IN
1898 and 1884 for Z. NJ. Allen, pres
ident OF Mathieson Alkali Works,
to the s47,266 which Vice President
Daniel K. Weiskopf Of National
DistilierS Products Corporation will
receive this year against Sl5,640 IN
1888.
In view OF these figures, required
In the filing OF security registration
statements with the commission,
and the efforts in and out OF con-
gress 70 bring down excessive sal
aries and give investors more light,
commission officials are considering
a move to extend the salary report
ing requirement 70 top officials Of
all corporations. No new law would
be required.
Already. corporations seeking 10
issue securities have to report their
officials pay and bonuses. but this
Is not applied to corporations whose
securities we're put on the market
before the securities act was passed.
Meanwhile. a report OF another
governmental agency. the internal
revenue bureau. disclosed SUNDAY
night that net incomes Of a million
dollars or more increased from 20
in 1882 70 40 last year.
, 1934-12-10
Funeral Arranged
For School Head
Special % The Herald

SAN BENTTC, Dec. l0.-LaS- rites
for r. p. Littlefield. %. principal
Of the Lyford ward schools who
was found dead in a bathtub SAT
urday evening, were TO be conduct
I'd al the San Benito Baptist clurch
al 3:l5 D. M. Monday with Rcy.
g. S Mckinney OF San Benito and
Rev. G. II. Riddle OF Lyfcrd IN
charge. Interment will be in Mont
Meta cemetery.
The educator apparently suffered
a heart attack in the bath tub anC
died before aid could be summon
ed.
The decedent was a graduate Of
Baylor. an ordained minister and
frequently has appeared in the pul-
pit Of the San Benito church. He
is survived by his parents. who Lave
resided in San Benito since 1920.
and three brothers. Cecil and B
H.. Of san Benito and Morris Of
Missouri.
Pallbearers Will be VIM. Quick
and VIM. Hocut. Of Lyford, James
DodSon and Arlie Cook Of San Ben
ito. Rev. Earl Hill OF Santa Rosa
and Myrlin Johnson or Hariingen.
, 1934-12-10
MYSTERY

Continued From Page One)
apparently not related directly 10
the fatal shooting Sunday OF Sid
ney Born. Jr.. who was believed by
city officers 70 have shot himself
after making an unsuccessful at
tempt 70 telephone young Kenna-
mer. son OF Federal Judge Franklin
Ut. Rennamer, An the county Jail.
Born was the son AZ N Tulsa Uni
Versity professor.
The night Gorrel was killed Franz
Moss and q. q. Rust. watchman ~
the G. w. Titus mansion nearby. re-
ported to police that they had heard
shots about 3 p. m. and that they
apparently came from two automo-
biles going past the estate. Whether
these actually were shots or motor
backfire was not established defi-
nitely.
, 1934-12-10
NEW YORK STOCKS


NEW YORK, Dec. 10. P-The
stock market acted a little tired
Monday and leading issues were in
clined to move cautiously.
AT the same time few shares we're
subjected TO undue pressure ana
scattered Specialties again examoli-
fled the Selectivity Of operations b,
pushing into higher ground. Trad
ing was dull IN the early hours
washington was being watched
closely for stimulating news which
was expected to appear momentar-
fly
Grains at Chicago we're q ut un-
der water. The anticipated expan-
sion OF imports was a factor ~ the
pit dealings. Cotton vas barely
steady. Bonds we're narrow and
quiet, as we're most leading foreign
exchanges.
Shares Of American Can. Briggs,
international business machines
and Wilson & Co. referred got Up
major fractions TO more than a
point to new years tops. Honestake
Mining gained 10 on a single trans
fer. U. S. Smelling was a trifle bet
ter, but American Smelling lost
about a point. Liquid Clrbonic,
Evans Products and u. S. Rubber
first preferred advanced ] TO 2.
The utilities, including Console
dated Gas, Public Service OF New
Jersey and American Water Works
were slightly higher, as were Case,
international Harvester. Schenley.
National DistillerS. Goodyear. Howe
Sound. Aviation Corp, and Johns
Manville.
Small declines we're registered by
Chrysler, General Motors Stand
ard Oils Of New Jersey and Cali
fornia, U. z. Steel. american To-
bacco q. Union Pacific. n. Y. Cen
trail, Philip Morris and a number
Of others.
The American Iron & Steel In
stitute estimated current steel out
put at 32.7 per cent Of capacity
against 28.8 last week The U. s.
Steel Corp, also reported shipments
Of finished products in November
totaled 366.il9 tons compared with
343 .962 In October ana 43035s tons
in November last year.
notwithstanding Tire mixed ten
denotes displayed by many equities,
most commentators appeared TO be
satisfied with the undertone Of the
market and hopes we're still held
that a vigorous advance will get I'M
der way in the next week or so.
, 1934-12-10
Japanese Freighter
Sends Out Help Call

NEW YORK, Dec. l0.-P-Four
ships stood by Monday 70 aid the
japanese freighter Victoria Maru,
which had been pounded into an
unmanageable condition by mid
Atlantic gales.
The liner Albert BALM reported
bv wireless Monday that In addi-
ton 10 itself. the Pacific Trader
the Karl Clasen and the Amster-
dam had reached the stricken ship
The japanese vessels captain and
chief officer arc dead. the third Of
ficer was lost and seven seamen
we're injured.
, 1934-12-10
Is This Too Good
For Your Cough?

Creomulsion may be a be ter help
than you need. 10 combines seven
helps In one. IL Is made for quick
relief. for safety.
Mild coughs often yield to lesser
helps. No enc can tell. No one
krows which factor will do most for
any certain cough. So careful peo-
pie. more and more. are using Creo-
mulsiOn fer any cough that starts.
The cost Is "A little more than a
single help. But your druggist Is
authorized 10 guarantee IL, SO II
costs nothing II IL fails TO bring
you quick relief. Coughs are dan
ger signals. For Sa-ety's sake. deal
with them in the best way known.
Ady.
, 1934-12-10

connections, 500 gas meters, SOC
water meters and 400 telephones.
Marvin Goodwin. prominent Mis-
sion developer, will be the principal
speaker 40 the IL q. m. program
Tuesday. He Will be introduced by
Q. L. Skaggs, president OF the WeS-
laco Chamber Of Commerce.
Mayor g. M. Sherrick will make
the address OF welcome. The re-
Spouse will be made by Rev. Leslie
A. Boone. pastor Of the Harlingen
Methodist church.
, 1934-12-10
Jurors Selected

CANADIAN. Dec. 10. P-Tvo
Jurors were selected Monday for the
trial Of Arthur Huey, Hutchinson
county tax collector. on g charge
Of murder for the Staying Of A. p.
CAce) Berger in the Borver post
office last August 81.
G. 3. Reeder. attorney for Huey.
questioned prospective Jurors close
w about their views on self-denfense,
indicating the defense would base
its case on this argument.
, 1934-12-10
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Dec. 10. gu. 8
Dept. Agr)-Potatoes. about steady
supplies moderate. demand and trad
ing very slow, especially Wiscon-
sin; sacked per cwt; Wisconsin
round whites US No. I, 82i5- 80,
Idaho rusSets US No. /. I47E SIS;
fine quality large size 1.60-65:
Washington ruSSets US No. /. l.55;
combination grade l.35; Colorado
McClures US No. !, l.95; fair quail
ity ITS.
, 1934-12-10

tCOntlnuec from rage Onel
OF the best wells IN the new field.
Its production is from the lower
six feet Of S~aturation at 2,743-54
feet and location is 90 feet east OF
discovery.
J. M. Newman ct ais No. I A
Flores. In the north 10 acres Of
tract 275. porcion 40. about 2,4OC
feet east or discovery. was flowing
about is barrels hourly under tub
ing working pressure Of 100 pounds
and cloSed-in casing pressure OF
$50 pounds. Production Is from
s~aturation at 2,78l-S8 feet.
In the field proper. one test Is
drilling and five others are pre-
pairing 10 Spud IN during the first
part Of this week.
, 1934-12-10
NEW YORK CURB

NEW YORK, Dec. lO.-P-Nar-
row price changes in most all sec
tons Of the list featured curb mar
ket trading Monday. There was little
activity IN any group except the al
cohols and utilities where a mixed
trend developed during the first
hour. Specialties we're quiet ana
little changed.
Among utilities selling fractionally
higher we're American Gas, Amer
lean Super Power and Electric Bond
q Share, while small declines oc-
CURED In Niagara Hudson and Cities
Service.
lrregularity prevailed in metals.
oils and industrials. Shervin VIII
Hams continued a favorite and
MADE a new 1884 high at $751;. up
Is points on the day.
On the declining side were such
active issues as Lake Shore Mines
Penn Road, Wright HarEreaves, the
Two Swift issue and Aluminium Co
Guf Oil and Creole petroleum.
showed no change.
, 1934-12-10
Harlingen Youth
Injured In Wreck
ISpec.sl % Inc Herald

Especial 20 Inc HeraIuI
HARLINGEN. Dec. lotto
Gavenda, Jr.. OF Hariingen. stud
ent az Baylor University az Waco
was injured slightly Monday when
an automobile in which ne was
riding was wrecked near Waco il
was learned here.
A woman and her daughter. in
whose car Gavenda was riding. we're
killed. according 20 Associated
Press reports.
, 1934-12-10
City Briefs

We are giving q liberal discount
on all heaters 20E on Gas. Browns
vile Hardware. Adv.
Toys, wagons. ~velocipedes. dolls.
gifts. Cara Hardware, $50 18th
street. Adv.
Imported French perfumes make
excellent Christmas presents. The
Basket Place, Matamoros.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram Combe cTe
nxpected 20 return here soon fol-
loving a trip 20 TT Paso.
, 1934-12-10
Casinos Closed

JUAREZ. Mex, Dec. ID. Pl-An
order closing all gambling resorts
il Juarez has been resolved Mon
day by police from the governor Of
Chihuahua.
The T1voli, largest gambling house
on the Mexican border, closed Sun
day midnight.
, 1934-12-10
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Dec. l0.-P1- Grain
prices underwent carly setbacks
Monday. influenced BY arrivals OF
feed wheat from Canada. The out
look also was that the United States
wheat visible supply total Monday
would not decrease nearly as much
as Of this time last year.
Opening 49, lower, May 1929
"a. wheat afterward showed an
additional decline. Corn started ~
off to X ND. Nav 89%-l. and sub
Sequently receded all around.
, 1934-12-10
Three Arrested

Three Matamoros men were TAX
en- into custody Sunday BY mem
berS OF the Judicial Police in that
city.
All r being held in the Mata-
moroS Jail awaiting developments in
an investigation conducted by
members OF the Tsmaulipas Police
force.
, 1934-12-10
MARKETS AT A GLANCE
NFW WORK

Stocks steady; metals advance.
Bonds irregular; rails lower.
Curb mixed, specialties improve.
Foreign exchanges quiet; Ster-
ling firm.
Cotton quiet: local and trade
buying; scarcity Of contracts.
Sugar quiet; steady spot market.
Coffee quiet; trade buying.
CHICAGO
Wheat easy; vigorous demand
lacking.
Corn steady; visible supply de-
crease.
Cattle steady to weak; top So.
Hogs l0-i5 lower: top s6.i5.
, 1934-12-10
NEW YORK CTrRR sro
NEW ORLEANS ~

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. i0-iP-
Cotton opened steady with Liver
pool cables about as due. December
started 3 points up at 1919 but the
Iater months opened unchanged Ia
= point up. March eased off n
point after the start and Nav and
OCTOBER remained unchanged at
~ opening. prices Of 1888 for the
former and 1928 for the latter
month. making the price level on
the active months net unchanged "a
one point up near the end on the
first half hour.
The market was very quiet all
morning. Prices declined Slightly
owing TO lack Of buying support and
easier outside markets. March eas-
Cd off to 1888. May to 1856. July TO
l25O and October to l2.25. or 2 TO 4
points below the close OF Saturday.
, 1934-12-10
GAME POSTPONED

The Athletic Club-Pan American
baseball game, scheduled for the
36th diamond Monday night. has
been called off because Of bad
weather conditions.
, 1934-12-10
TODAY'S MARKETS

Near noon the market was inactive
and at the lows. general quietness
appeared to prevail in outside mar
kets.
, 1934-12-10

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 10.-gPl-
Cotton futures closed steady net
UNCHANGED "a I Doint doun.
, 1934-12-10
NEW YORK FTrTIrRFS

NEW YORK, Dec. i0.-P-Cot-
ton futures closed steady unchang-
ed TO 5 higher.
, 1934-12-10
Officers Elected
By La Feria Lodge

LA FERIA. Dec. IO-F q. CampoS
has been elected 10 head the NOEal
camp, No. 3703, w. o. w. for the
coming year. according to announce
ment by r. @. Peha ST., secretary
and supervisor Of the encampment.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED TO RENT-Br0wnsvills
home with three bedrooms. fur
nished or unfinished. y .A
Goolsby, San Benito. -
, 1934-12-10
BIRTHDAY FETE
OPENS TUESDAY
Especial to The HERALD

Especial 70 4uc EcEA4uf
WESLACO, Dec. 10.-The Lower
Rio Grande Valley viii bring 10 q
close its annual celebration period
at the fifteenth annual Weslaco
Birthday Party here Tuesday. With
IN the last three weeks. Valley cit
izcn have attended. almost I'm maSSe.
the Valley Mid-Winter Fair az
Harrington, the first annual Mer-
cedes community festival, the sec
ond annual Texas Citrus Fiesta at
Mission and now the WeSlaco cele-
bration.
The most complete program ever
arranged for the annual Weslaco
Jubilee has been completed, accord
ing to Harry Ratliff. secretary or
the WeSlaco Chamber OF Commerce.
Officially, the Birthday Party be-
gins at noon Monday when the Ex-
position Hall will be formally open
cd. Five major exhibits are expect
ed to attract the attention of thou
sands Of visitors-citrus. vegetables.
livestock. flowers and commercial
The building has been especially
decorated for the event and its in
terror arrangements have been
greatly improved over last year.
Parade Is Feature
Another special feature OF the
celebration will be the parade. This
year, the cities of Brownsville. Nc
Allen, Mission, Edinburg and La
Feria have entered community
floats and these will vie for parade
awards. The usual number Of COM
mercial floats, bands and other
parade attractions will be III the
line OF march Tuesday morning.
"A polo game between the Hidalgo
BluebonnetS and their perennial op-
ponents. the San Diego Cowboys,
will be played at 3:l5 o'clock Tues
day afternoon as the outstanding
sporting event Of the celebration.
Boxing matches and a variety OF
races have also been included III
the program.
The citrus and vegetable style
shows are scheduled for 1880 D. m.
Tuesday night. The style shows
we're first inaugurated by the Wes-
laco Birthday Party but have since
become important attractions at
nearly all Valley celebrations. All
costume worn by the Valleys pref
Is girls In these shows are made Of
citrus or vegetables. First prize In
the show has been set at SIS. Sec
ond and third prizes will be SIS and
$40, respectively.