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HELP-DOMESTIC.
Irnutiuund

Girl: white; for for care care OF child dan, and seneTal
4ssS d sooe Or ooes
GIRL. housework and ironing. So week.
Address Box 42l-Z, Star office.
GIRL. white for general housework small
family; salary. $50 month. Call De-
GIRL experienced. care baby Is months;
stay nights. Telephone Columbia 3072.
laundry. no cooking; stay nights. Do not
phone. $500 Conn. ave.
GIRL. white, general housework, cooking.
laundry; g children: stay nights, $25
month. Wisconsin 1870. 4S10 Montgom-
cry lane Edgemoor. Md.
GIRL. white. to care for child and apt. in
exchange for home and small wages. Ad-
dress box 416-Z. Star office.
HEALTHY. reliable maid; g.h;w;;. stay
HOUSEKEEPER. white. part time. sleep
out, family two adults; $50 month. Phone
Columbia 509s-W
HOUsEKEEPER, white for small family in
cook and good cleaner: $50 month to
start. Give references. Address Box l24-B.
HOUsEKEEPER white cooking, general
housework. no laundry; private family. i've
adults employed; room. board, $50 per mo.
Experience and references required. Ad-
dress Box lib. Star office.
perienced in caring for children. good
cook; Man and three small children IN
family 81 week. Must stay nights. Ad-
dress Box 45-B. Star office.
white fDF hOHse
some experience with young baby; good
home: S25. Phone Emerson 2195.
HousEWoRkER; reliable; good laundresSi Si
family child yrs. Phone Cleveland 6S63.
MOTHERS HELPER-Young girl to go to
Jersey City. care for small apt; small fam
lily: $50 mo. Phone Georgia 1920.
NURSE GIRL and upstairs worker; stay
WANTED-GIRL for part-time house work
and prepare dinner. Address Box l40.-B'
Star office.
WOMAN. white between 25 and 40 for
general houSework. cooking. take charge
small child for employed couple; must be
feaoe home; reasi SiesSG salary Phone Adams 1905
WOMAN Young white. lterate. help with
children; stay nights. Phone Wisconsin
423l 10 to 10 am -
aged. motherly type, with young couple
and one child; small salary. Apply 429
Nicholson st NV. after Il.
WOMAN colored general housework; stay
nights; S16 month. Adams s126.
WOMAN for general housework and cook
ing good home. small family Room.
board $50 monthly Must Idr.asy stay nights shGs
GPRmerGy cram 1 RefTSh st Chew y'a Chase B.
WOMAN experienced. for general house
work and cooking: stay nights; 3 adults;
sc a week Phone Cleveland O290.
WOMAN white. intelligent. for housekeep-
er and good cook. supervise the cooking; :
ip family. Address Box 476-A. Star ONCE
WOMAN good cook downstairs. work
laundry: only experienced need apply. with
CITY references Phone Georgia o339
! WOMAN willing to do general housework
and who would appreciate real home IN
GEORGETOWN Exchange references. Ad-
dress Box 445-A. Star Office
YOUNG WOMAN experienced cook and
gen houSeworker; stay nights. Wisconsin
22g2 before noon.
YOUNG WOMAN white. between 25 and
35. for general housework and COOKING
live in or out. Phone Columbia bS9f.
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CAFETERIA-Short hours. wkly. bus.
bargain. Phone Metropolitan 4sl3.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-Seu coIored people hair slicker
skin beauUifier. Big money. Free cast
offer. Valmor. 5349-EB. Cottage Grove
Chicago
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WASHING MACHINE
statesmen
DUE TO PROMOTIONS

We have openings Washington, territory
for . men that possess cars and are over
- to assist in charge Of f.. 9uT o bqMneSs: n7n@o:
ton: good earnings and steady work. Ap-
ply by letter giving full particulars. Ad-
drnec Roy l2-Z Star office
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PERSONAL.
lrauituttad

AGED OR CONVALESCENr. SPECIAL
s5t 81 $$i4sR' r. porch fsEa%s PAX, zRsSRsFd
YOUNG MAN. IL YEARS EXPERIENCE.
as companion to gentleman. Doctors ref
erences. Shepherd 2472-R.
CONTRACT BRIDGE INSTRUCTIONS, IN
! i1% PM Potomac SSei s765. s76S5 lO'H ''' NV AD',
LANGUAGES, 1406 q NV. 2nd Fl: TUES
SOC; private. 81: conversation.
ERB-LAX FOR CONSTIPATION. NAT
ural herbs. Write for free sample. Phone
Met. s731. s17 14th st. NV. Room 307.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TREATMENTS,
weight reducing. Col. 10240. Ext. 1O3.
MISS FLOOD s PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN:
1922 Mass. ave. NV. school OF dancing and
nursery; hour, day or week; $3.50 to 6:30.
PIANO-WILL TAKE EXCELLENT CARE
BY insurance; no children. 1881 10Th ST.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANT
Washington 1862. Mothers maiden name
Jane Crouch. Address NELSON H. TUNNI-
CLIFF. 81 Chambers st. N. Y.
LADY WILLING TO SELL DEPOSIT ON
0411 any time Sunday.
CEDAR. Hill 1LII CEMETERY; IL SITES.
dress Box 97-B. Star once.
WILL TEACH YOU TO DANCE WELL.
Waltz; Fox Trot or Tango in hours.
MAN. PAST so HONEST, GOOD HABITS
never used tobacco or liquor desires place
as caretaker. Phone Shepherd 26l7.
TAKoMA PARK PLEASANT; SUNNY lLHT2y
surroundings excellent care Rates mod
crate. Phone Shepherd 2617.
DELICIOUS HOME-COOKED DINNERS.
hot bread delivered. SOC and 81 boxes.
Send postal for menu. Address Box 4Ol-A
Star office.
YOUNG MAN, COMPETENT AND EX-
perienced secy., now with Govt. wishes
position: would travel. Write Box 633.
Franklin Station.
NURSE ELDERLY. WILL CARE chill
dren under d years. $50 to $50: warm
lunch. best care: S5 week. Adams 0357-W.
So A YEAR WILL GET SIl 800 ACCIDENT
ms $50 wkly disability hospital benefits.
Men-Women. 1865; also Child's 81 Acct
dent Insurance. age 10. No examination.
110I 5tA NV. Apt. 604. DI. 643O after D. =
GERMAN. SCIENTIFIC. HEALING; THE
power hat perplexes; the sayants Of %
| nations. Come. be convinced. For ap-
LADIES. TIRED? SLUGGISH? NERV-
Gus? Colonic irrigatlons. massage. Po-
HELEN: MEET ME SAME PLACE AT O
III surely bring Wrigleys Spearmint. 1t
does help like you said Bill.
EXPERT LETTER WRITING.
7Io i4th St NV Room sos.
TAXES-IF 1892 1888 OR 1894 TAXES
on your property are not paid our easy
monthly payment plan will interest you
Evening star., 1935-01-27

ESTABLISHED and profitable business
12-room house. refined type Of permanent
paying guests both room and board To-
Gated best northwest residential section;
house filled to capacity all seasons. Pro-
prietress leaving city and price therefore
Star office
GARAGE BUSINESS. established: modern
bldg: 75 cars; near Govt. depts.: choice
location for auto agency: will lease or sell:
owner. Address Box 4S2-T Star ONCE
BOOMING HOUSE. all apts.. q rooms, 4
baths. Sl20 rent; well furnished; real pos
Sibilities; 81 900: terms
COOPER-STEWART,
923Ia New York Ave Ma. 1903.
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Tur pP0AOMOOR

Q bed rooms, living room, dining room.
kitchen. bath and porch; overlooking gar
den; 8 exposures. garage; beauty parlor,
dining room; ETC.. In building. Thone
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THE ARGONNE


1929 Columbia Rd. NV.
9 bed rooms, living room. kitchen. batn.
reception hall and balcony. Reasonable
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2151 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.

bed rooms. reception hail. dining room.
kitchen and bath; gas. electricity and re-
frigeration included in rent; $50. -
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1RIQ x st NV District l016.
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47U7 CONN. AVE.
3 and 3 rooms. kitchen and bath; un,
usual corner apt; 24hour elevator ano
switchboard service; electricity. and re-
frigeration; $40 to SIP. Resident Man
aRer Phone Emerson $500.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Continued.

1910 HEMLoCK ST, N.W.-THREE
large outside rooms: Ink: electric re-
frigerator, gas, electricity. telephone in
cluded: S49.60; adults only. Georgia 4dsl.
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113O 10th ST. NV.

1130 10th ST. NV.
New 4-family fats, large rooms,
Ras-heating units, refrigeration.
Living room, bed room. din
ing alcoVe, kitchen, bath--S50.00
Living room. 2 bed rooms.
dining alcove. kitchen. bath $3.50
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1903 II ST. NV. NATIONAL 2346.
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1859 CALIFORNIA ST. N.W.--Large, cool,
southern double room. twin beds, win
douR. exeeilent fond. reasonable C1s
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1410 10th Nw.-2nd-floor front, suitable
2 or 8; also single room; good meals; ideal
location. reasonable
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1852 WYOMING AVE. N.W.-Large single
room in spacious home centrally located:
meals after August l. Decatur 2183.
1909 18th ST. NV. Cat Florida ave.),
Apt 404-Excellent food; vacancy for two
young ladies; S35, Phone North 1896.
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LINCOLN PARK. 1873 Tennessee Ave. NE.
Lovely double and single front rn, twin
beds. $40 ca mo-. home cooking.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

HOUSES-FUR. q UNFURNSHED.
IF YOU WANT A FURNISHED HOUSE OR
apt. call National $40.
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10 n 81. NV. NAT1(
COLORED,

1871 OREGON AVE. Nw.-S45.oo.
3 rooms. Kitchen and bath, second floor
front. Apply 1927 K st. NV. Phone
Met. 0729. Residence Clev. 0979.
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DIRECTORY OF UJNFURNISEIED APARTMENTS

FOR REAL VALUE, INSPECT
Choice corner apartment OF foyer.
living room. kit. and bath; conven-
lent for GOVT. EMPLOYEES. within
walking distance of downtown: close
TO stores. cars. etc. And it's ONLY
$1,000.
PoS Nor -1dd0 p ST N w
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I722 MASS. AVE. N.W-Attractive double
room opposite bath; excellent meals; con-
NAniant location; discriminating.
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1410 18th N.W.-Apartment above garage;
2 or 3 young men; separate bed rooms,
living rnom hath. good meals
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1910 10th ST. N.W.-CIose IN; front room,
newly furnished; suitable couple or Q girls;
hnriR comfnrtX; reasonable. Net. 1SOS.
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WYATT APIS. 1870 GA. AvE-LIv RIM.
2 bed rms L.. din. b.; $3.50. Apply JAM
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1737 K SIT NV.
CLUB MERIDIAN,

Exclusive new residence; walking dis
lance to downtown; single and double
rooms; well-balanced meals; references:
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1922 18th ST. N.W-Two large. attractive
rooms. suitable for 8: also l single room;
AYfNllanf rnaalo. HE
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TWO LARGE. CLEAN HOUSEKEEPING
rooms, bath. garage. $50. No children.
400 Kennedy ct n
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DOL, comfortable. large rear
sed porch. for elderly WON.
with board: private home
Phone GEORGIA 30h6.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

S54l 18th ST. NW.-Young man. South
erner, Government employed. wishes to
share room with another; excellent meals;
800 10th ST, N.W-Cool front rooms.
doubls and single; newly decorated; we'll
balanced meals Mrs Gentry
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FOUNTAIN COURT.

Delightful Summer place. beautiful
grounds, edge Rock Creek Park Superior
menus. CDR. Hays food combination If
desired) Select clientele; private parking
nnnnn 2RdO 1Rth ct Columbia Sh26.
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I47s CHAPLIN ST, N.W-lst FL.,- q RMS,
14O5 Eve st. NV. Phone National 1858.
DIG K ST. s.E.-2nd FL, RMS. BATH
porch, h.-w.h.; $50. GOSS REALTY CO..
14O5 Eye st, NV.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

BY AUG, 1, gentleman. somewhat elderly,
retired, desires back furnished room. with
private or semi-private bath. in very small
quiet family; might breakfast; NV. pre-
ferred Give terms. street number. Ao-
dress Box Aim. Star ONCE. 21e
FURNISHED DOUBLE ROOM in quiet
home with phone Ertvileges. on or near
East Capitol ST. desired by young ladies.
Address Box 1871. Star ONCE.
NEAR BLAIR RID, D. C.-Two housekeep-
d. rooY,e, family If z. ahle rental.
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1873 10th ST N.w-Vacancy for young
lady; reasonable; excellent meals; walking
distance Phone North 004h.
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l02e 10th SC. NV.
Apartments .consistine Of 2 rooms.
cepfion hall and baths. Here IS an ideal
home on beautiful 10th ST., smartl$ located
few minutes from everywhere; near shops
and theaters. Phone Metropolitan 1887.
THE MARCHETA.
1921 New Hampshire Ave. NV.
Furnished and unfurnished apartments.
consisting Of and rooms, Kitchen. bath.
dining alcove and Murphy bed; Frigtdatre
on house current. Res. mgr. West 07S0.
THE FIaAGI.ER,
736 22nd St, NV.
Uufurnished apartments consisting OF i
and 3 rooms Kitchen. bath and. dining
alcove; Frigidaire on house current. Res.
man TIE Mu HSs TRUST COMPANY.
National $3.50.
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BED ROOM. KITCHEN SEMI-PR1VATE
bath; gas, electricity; adults: reasonable.
RlS r ne 81
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1884 N. H. AVE.-PRIVATE CLUB RESI-
DENcE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE: SINGLES,
DOUBLES. PRIVATE BATHS; , INNER Me- J.
CLEAN: SELECTiVE MENU. GYMNASIUM,
5eO-ACRE FARM WITH MoDERNIZEp
COLONIAL BRICK DWELLING IN BLUE
RIDGE FOOTHILLS MAINTAINED FOR
CLUB GUESTS; SADDLE HORSES. REA-
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WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.
MOUNTAIN BOARD.

WANTED = Room and board in private
home in southeast, walking distance Of
Navy Yard. Address P O. Box 1471. 21"
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1920 10th ST. NV.
Delightful club residence for men ana
women; cool Summer location, large yard;
one double, one single; private bath. show
ers. nersnnal service EXcellent meals.
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I109 o ST. NV.
1896 5 oREdo N' AVE-. NV S1sn-SsO'OU
1905 o ST.
rooms, kitchen. bath----SS0.00
Arcola Heaters. Electricity.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

3-RcOM. NEWLY DECORATED, FUR
nished apt. S35; adults. Apply 1874 =.
Mt. Ida ave. Alex. Va. Alex. 1502-W. 81
2 RMS. KITCHEN. FURNISHED, CORNER
Franklin and Olive sts.. N. Hyattsville.
Nd. Phone Greenwood 2621-J.
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SALE-HOUSES.

UNFURNIsHED DETACHED HOUSE
Not Over SS5.
Phone Shepherd 32S6.
, 1935-07-02

also n Donna farmer and truck op-
orator engaged in hauling his own
produce. the defendants being the
same and the allegations being sim
liar.
Hearings on the temporary In
functions requested will be- held An
both cases in Judge BENEFITS court
on July 20.
This is the second important
truck suit to appear in civil litiga-
ton in Hidalgo county during re-
cent years. Some time ago. Ken
nedy Smith OF Edinburg, represent
ing J. G. Engelman. Inc. developers
Of Engelman Gardens near Edin-
burg. won a suit In the Texas
supreme court which definitely eS-
tablished trucks used solely for farm
pr poses and for no other purpose
as implements OF husbandry" and
thus, under the statutes. exempt
from payment OF the state license
tax. The case was In the courts
more than two years.
, 1935-07-02
All Work Projects
I'm County Halted

Announcements Monday said that
it is necessary for the Cameron
County Relief board % withheld NIL
work projects. ~reserving what few
collars remain unexpended for the
care on uncomfortable persons In dire
need and distress.
This announcement followed cd
ceipt on information from headuuar-
tiers office or state Administrator
Adam n. Johnson in Austin 10 the
effect that Texas. for the month or
July. had received no allotment or
relief funds from the Federal Relief
Administration I'm washington.
Johns advice stated further that IL
was impossible for the Texas Relief
Commit sion TO make allotments TO
the various counties for the July
program al this time nor could he
give any assurance as TO what the
allotment for the month would be-.
Furthermore. ne could not say how
soon they would be announced.
These conditions forced the imme-
date ciIrtailment OF work On relief
projects in the county.
According 90 officials here the en-
tire program at present ls I'm an I'M
settled condition. with the rural pro-
gram and the new Works Progress
Administration having been taken
away from the control az the Texas
Relief Commission. Each OF these
units IN now in the process OF or
SANITATION for the purpose OF carry
ing out its own particular program
, 1935-07-02
BEGINS
JULY TWELFTH
Work Order Received On
Auditorium Project
At Harrington
Especial to The Reraldl


HARLINGEN. July l.-WOrk or
der was received here Saturday by
Stanley w. Bliss from the Public
works Administration on the Harlin-
gen Fair Park auditorium.
The work order has been turned
ever TO the Ramsey Brothers com
pany. which has been allotted $50
working days to complete the task
OF rebuilding the auditorium. Actual
work on the structures, however.
will not getu nder way until July II
because Of the fact that the super
vIsing engineer must be given 10
Gays notice. AS the men are ready
10 &c to work. activity on the Job
Is expected 10 start promptly the
morning Of July y. Hopes have been
expressed that the new rebuilt aud
itOrium would be ready for use BY the
time set for the Valley fair this fall.
II this goal is to be attained, how
ever. fast and steady work will be
required On the project.
Contract for the construction
work was awarded June 4. but the
official work order was not received
until Saturday. First remnants OF
the old structure will have to be
wrecked. but this too has been in
cluded in the contract with Ramsey
Brothers
, 1935-07-02
MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, July 2. Rl-With
Washington Developments apparent
~ TO its liking. the stock market
Tuesday devoted most CT its bullish
attention to the utilities.
The power group was given a fast
early pay but other groups were
not particularly enthusiastic and a
number OF soft spots appeared in the
list Is the trading volume dwindled.
Morning gains were shaded in many
instances or cancelled.
Wheat yielded tc profit-taking
and other grains were hestitant. Cot
ton was Just about steady, as were
leading foreign exchanges. Power
company bonds pushed higher.
Shares getting up fractions to a
point or more included American
Telephone. Western Union, Con-
solidat5d Gas. North American. Pa
ciiic Lighting. Pacific Gas. Liggett
a. Myers b" American Tobacco
b" American Can Continental Can.
Woolworth, Corn Products, Timken
Roller Bearing and Westinghouse.
A decline OF around 3 points was
suffered by both the common and
preferred stocks Of Southern Rail-
way. The other carriers were easier.
The oils. steels and motors did lit
tie.
Mining issues were listless. The
prices O. imported Bar silver at New
York was reduced Il Of a cent an
ounce to 69iE cents.
American Water Works was an
exception to TIE general run Of utili-
ties, the common shares sagging
when the company omitted the divi-
dend of this class its last previous
payment was 20 cents. The Water
Works preferred issue registered an
advance Of about 2 points.
Selling Of Southern Railway was
somewhat mystifying TO the Street.
rs well as TO officials Of the road.
The latter said that thee ompany
saw no immediately financial diff
, 1935-07-02
DR.. JEWE:'T'T' Is 4
UNION SPEAKER
Approximately 700 Persons
Attend Services On
Campus

With between 500 and 700 per-
Sons IN attendance. the first open
sir union protestant summer SER
wees were held on the junior col
le6e-high school campus Sunday
night hearing Dr. IVY. H. Jewett. Tex
a. University Bible chair nc Aus
Dr. Jewett spoke ON Successful
Rules For Living. baStnR his SER
NOR on one OF PauI's letters 70
Timothy. He emphasized such traits
KS kindness and gentllity for sue
cessful lives. He vas introduced Ivy
DR.. s. X. Hallam. former pastor or
the Central Christian church here.
Another visiting minister on the
platform was DR.. Charles s Pierce.
III wcrth-
Special music was offered NV tine
united protestant choir OF approx
imately 60 voices under the direc-
ton of Professor David ArmiEher.
Two pianos were used In the OPEN
air service with Mrs. b. r. Ha<daM
and Miss Aurora Ortiz serving
accompanies The Fort Brown barn
Is scheduled TO open the services
With a fifteen-minute concert next
Sunday night at T.45.
Plans were also announced nc the
service for the union daily vacation
Bible school which is 70 begin next
Monday. initial registration was
held following the Sunday evening
service.
, 1935-07-02
Airplane Trip Puts
Valley I'm Spotlight

Requests have been received here
from Marcellus Murdoch. publisher
Of the wichita. KanS., Eagle" for
photographs of scenes in Browns
vile and vicinity. The Kansas pub
Usher was q member Of the party
OF newspapermen who made a hasty
flight to the Valley recently as hon
or guests. inaugurating the new ser
vice OF the Braniff airlines.
Murdoch stated in his letter that
he had not had time to obtain pic
lures himself while in Brownsville
and that he was eager TO get them
TO use in conjunction with a feature
article he was preparing on the VAL
ley for his Sunday paper. He asked
particularly for scenes OF the air
port. work on the pert project. view
OF the city OF Brownsville. and a typi-
cal palm lined street. Observers
thought that they saw In his re-
quest the beginning OF favorable
publicity to be derived from the good
will airplane visit Of northern news
papermen. The pictures we're sent
to Murdoch by air mail Wednesday
night.
, 1935-07-02
Property Valuation
Suit Is Filed Here

Charging that Cameron county's
system OF assessing property for tax
valuation purposes is not equitable
nor in accord with law, Harry Landa
OF San Antonio has filed suit IN
civil district court here in an effort
70 reduce his taxes from s7,598.5s
~ S3.250.77.
Landa charges that his five pieces
OF Cameron county property, in
GLIDING the Galveston ranch. have
beer assessed In excess OF their
reasonable market value" and sets
cut figures as reasonable which
would reduce his taxes by more than
half.
His property involved in the suit
are lots /. 2. 3 and 4 In block SO,
Harrington; the Galveston ranch:
the north 125 acres of the wese
goo in survey 800 by Z. NJ. L. Will
liams: the north 10 acres OF block
AZ in the Parker subdivision; ana
882 acres OF the Paul Hill sub
division in block II. The taxes date
back to 1881 on most of the property.
, 1935-07-02
STORM SERVICE
MACHINE READY
Teletypes to Bring Data
On Winds In Short
Time

With the use OF a new teletype
apparatus. which has been installed
nj the Brownsville Weather bureau
recently, a new. more efficient
storm service for citizens Of this
section became a reality nc mid
night Sunday. Original contract
called for the new machinery TO be
ready for use on July I.
The new teletypes which have
been installed In the leading wealth
er bureau stations around the Gulf
coast from Jacksonville and Key
West in Florida to Brownsville r
expected TO greatly expedite gath
ering and publication OF news dur
ing storm and hurricane periods.
Through use OF the new machines.
stations viii be in communication
with ships in Gulf and Caribbean
waters. Information from tropical
points will come by naval radio 70
stations ut Key West and New Or
leans, from there being disseminate
ed to stations along the coast BY
teletype with the loss OF not more
than 80 minutes. The teletypes car
be run on a 24-hour service sche-
dule when II is necessary.
/. r. Tannehill. washington, ID.
c., assistant chief Of the weather
bureau. In charge Of f~orecasting d.
vision. Is expected to visit the staten
here soon. At the time Of his visit
more detailed Information regard
ing the new teletype set-up will be
available.