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ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.

9O1s 1st AVE. Woodside. Md large,
cozy bed rooms: beautiful country home;
good meals private. Shepherd 3T54-J-
3516 NORTH IIth ST Clarendon Va
Private home; newly decorated. new furni-
ture.. steam heat near bus; eood food;
couple or gentlemen. Phone Clarendon
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WINDOW SHADES

Washable shades made to order at low
es. prices; save your old rollers; for esti-
mate call Georgia 2400. Penn Decorating
Co Inc. 5l2l Georgia ave. 19s
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
United Construction Co.

DEAL WITH A RELIABLE FIRM.
Carpenter painting. paperine. plumbing
heating. roofing all general home improve
ments; work may be financed through the
Federal Housing; take advantage OF the
lowest rates on construction work We have
been able to offer in years. All work guar.
White skilled mechanics. 1913 1th Nv.
North 3oT3 Adams 6o13
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
DOMESTIC.

CALL DOMESTIC for. help. men. women.
any capacity. Quick, reliable service.
Phone Decatur 24I9 1925 9th st. NV.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1851. 1902 l1th.
has cooks buffers. maids. Mattresses. gh.w..
day workers chauffeurs. housemen. couples.
15'
cooks, maids, mothers helpers, iaundresses.
houssmen: ref. Dec. 1851. 1887 11th NV.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE.

SALES REPRESENTATIVE
Exceptional opening for travelling sales.
vertising service to banks and merchants.
The work appeals to the better salesman
S5, 600 commission per year. Appointment
by telephone only.
RALEIGH HOTEL. IT.
PRoDucTs IN DRY CLEANING AND
LAUNDRY FIELD. SMALL SALARY AND
COMMISSION TO START; LARGE EARN
ING OPPORTUNITY FOR NAN WITH AM
CATION WITH QUICK MIND TO LEARN
TECHNICAL SELLING IN FAST-QROW-
THiRTY-FiVE. GENTLE SINGLE PRE-.
EXPERIENCE AND SUBMITTING REFER
ENCEs. ADDRESS BOX 57-H. STAR
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ROOMS-FURNISHED,

hOOMS-f OhN1SnkD.
1904 SPRING PL- NV. OF 1sth-IClean
Shs desired. sua1S aensle%en 1af only 81 Adams iso4
NEAR NO CAP. AND R-Nicely furn. sim
tleman: 81. l3 Quincy pl. ne.
1914 HOBART .Nw.-conv. to car bus:
hosse
OFF 10th. 1920 vARNUM-Attractive
large front room. private bath. private
family; one or two employed. Adams
1856.
o0.6 R ST. NV. Just Of Conn. ave
Large attractive room in private home for
two ladies or couple; adjoining bath
1884 coLUNsIA, ., Rp@sssC ,.,s: ,,.t ys-i s,nslss
car lines; hail rm.. So; men. Adams l0213
4224 18th ST. NW.-Army ofacer's widow
has double front room. private bath
neetns rSoms With 0 con-
THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th st. NV.
Lovely, newly decorated rooms. single or
double. near bath showers; elevator; so-s7
weekly.
NEAR 18th AND PARK RD.-,sinsle, all
SIs Phone Adams 1895.
1883 MERIDIAN PL. Nw.-Attractive,
fSShsr9 pSohs conRsa a4s ADULTS
I74e PARK RID. N.w.-single and double
rooms: brand-new modern furniture; un-
limited phone.
1917 n ST. NE. Apt 1O-Large bed room.
use kitchen. cont b. w.; conv. location.
5I3 QUANTANA PL. N.W-Private home
one double room one single room. nicely
furnished; near car line: reasonable.
1477 COLUMBIA RID. N.w-Nieely fur
nished. double frcnt room. southern ex-
IO14 22nd ST. Nw.-Furnished room
second floor front; next bath; suitable for
3; gentlemen only. 10
TWO attractive, sunny bed rooms de.
small. quiet family; references given and
required. address Box sss-H. Star ,sa once
Am ssCsd
isss De sales st., Just Oh Conn. ave.
1887 EUCLID ST N.W.-Room., End hoor.
next to bath; continuous hot water. pnone'
close to bus and car lines. II
room. room J pvs. home; ne e.h.w.. anlimit. phone;
gentleman; garage available.
1882 BILTMORE ST. NV. Apt. 43-At:
tractive room. reas. Gentleman only. can
II I'm to Pm Colomola 4Ol3-s 10 :
l5o3 r: AVE. Nw;|Gsntisman,s nicely hsaS
with shower. 10
30I6 18Th ST. N.W-pouble and single
priv home Phone Columbia 4449-J.
I716 HOBART ST. Nw-well-furnished
room. adjoining bath; employed lady; pri-
vate family. Columbia 1899.
NEAR WARDMAN HOTEL. 2725 Woodlsy
very reasonable: for l or gentlemen.
2Ol3 COLUMBIA RD.-Large double room.
private bath; single room: all nome COM
forts use Of phone. Call Decatur 1Z4g.
655 ST. NE.-Attractive newly furnish
ing distance downtown; cont. b. ".
PETWORTH-Large. well furn. double rm-
private bath and shower. restricted section
frsnsportatioa. 102 LonGfellov st. nv
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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.


GIRL, neat, colored. part.time cleaning.
Call ali day, 2525 st. NV.
GIRL soloTsd wishes shes. Job; ogs general hSTse.
meon WORK or HsoW Home nishts
GIRL. colored, wants general housework.
RpsTa peeataT tune ssw q ~ aa' pest
GIRL, colored. desires general housework
and cooking or chambermaid in hotel.
Phone Potomac 07s2-M:
oIRL; coloEesd. for general .;rai. houseyork in
cookins. Phone Columbia 2055.
GIRL. light colored, desires position as
maid; good reference. Call Adams
HoUsEKEEPER, white desires position
with small family; city preferred; refer
ences. Phone Metropolitan $3.50.
HoUsEWoRK in small family. by .colored
woman: whole or part time; ref. Call
LAUNDREss white. experienced in fine
handwork. wishes patrons appreciating
fully ironed and folded; wearing apparel
Cutcheons and sulka's; weekly arrangs-
ments; moderate rates; references. Call
deliver. Columbia 22S2.
MAID. colored. cooking and all house
nights. 1850 1st st. NV, North 9s2l.
MAN AND WIFE. colored honest and in
dustrious. want work Of any kind. Phone
Metropolitan 1895.
MOTHERS HELPER or light housework;
young neat colored girl wishes place: will
ing to stay nights. 1920 st. NV. Phone
North 1033S.
MCTHER'S HELPER or part time; reliable
hlgh-school girl colored. wishes work,
Phone Decatur 4699-J.
PART-TIME OR DAYS WORK. by neat
reliable colored girl home nights: city
ref. Phone Potomac 2722-M.
PLAIN COOKING wanted by colored wom-
| an: can serve part or whole time; prefer
apt. Phone Potomac 3495-J.
VIRGINIA GIRL colored. neat wishes
work Of any kind. Phone Decatur 1869,
WAITRESS. maid or salad-sandwich girl
| by neat colored girl. Phone North 1926
WHITE WOMAN, housework; reliable, ex.
| perienced. ne or Sc. city refs. Box BOA
| Route l. Benning. D. C.
WOMAN, colored, part-time or general
housework: good cook; city reference. f2G
Delaware ave. sw.. Apt. !.
WOMAN. colored, wishes 3 days work,
/ Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday; reference.
Phone Decatur 1639-W.
| YOUNG GIRL. colored. wants housework
| or mothers helper; no cooking; stay nights
Phone Decatur 4l65
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BOATS.

WANTED TO BUY BoAT-Have 81 .00n
equity in desirable property; will trade all
or part for good cabin cruiser. Address
Box 390-H. Star ONCE.
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OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
residence for men and women. quiet
beautiful surroundings: large, sunny out
side rooms superior menus planned for
health and efficiency; select clientele: pri-
vate parking bus and car lines. Entrance
at stone gateway 3640 18th 81 Col. S525.
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1923 NEWARK ST. Cleveland Park-3
connecting furnished rooms for employed
Couple; running water. heat. light, tel: S35 )
or $40 mo-; Ink. If desired. Clev. s199.
1887 18th ST. NW-Furnished and un-
furnished rooms; heat, light. gas; near
car line.
LARGE ROOM, suitable for l or . sentle-
men. twin beds: detached home; express
bus service: reasonable. Georgia 1888.
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ATTENTION

Large corporation will place . men over
20 in responsible positions within 10
days. Good pay. No canvassing or ped
ding. Pleasant dignified work. State ref
erences and phone. Address Box 110-J.
Star Office
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

521 25th sT, g. Aurora Hills. VA or 2
family. Reasonable. 3. G. ptstrtch. 16'
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

HELP-DOMESTIC.
stay nights. 1885 Monroe St NV.
housework: % 90 home nights " Cali after after
Is m. Mrs. Sanford, sos 18th ST. Sc,
GIRL, colored general housework; stay
nights. 230S Ind St ne.
GIRL for general housework: must be neat.
clean and understand care of children
stay nights: S5 week. good home. Phone
Greenwood l552-l.
GIRL young white. as housekeeper and
mothers helper: IS week room and board.
Phone Columbia 1896
MAID. general housework and help care
for small child 81 week and car pass
stay late some nights, 25c extra. 1928
,1Ch st. NV
MAID for cooking general housework, some
laundry: must be flrst-class cook; refer
ence required; 81 a week and car fare.
Call after pm. Wisconsin 1904.
MAID. white between a5 and as years:
Must be good cook with. reference. and
able TO drive car. Interview. 352 Senate
once Bldg, between 10 and o'clock
Wednesday.
WOMAN. colored reliable: good cook and
laundress. family of two. sleep in: S25
month; references required. Wise. 1852.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
WOOD-Sound. seasoned oak and pine.
cut any length. $40 per cord delivered.
1923 18th st. NV. Phone Adams 1899.
FIREPLACE OR STOVE WOOD. any length:
guaranteed best OF quality. seasoned: min
imum prices: free delivery and storage.
Do not call unless you want the best. Mr..
Jameson. District 5166; after pm. Met
ropolitsn 1896.
FIREPLACE AND STOVE WOOD
Direct from mill SIS cord: any length: we'll
seasored Call North nS6S
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

OR 3 TO SHARE EXPENSES FOR 500
mi. touring New England: Buick sedan:
leave at your convenience. Address BOX
470-H. Star ONCE.
SKYLINE DRIVE THURS. WHITE SUI
phur, Hot Springs next week; priv. party;
subscription. Phone Emerson 7l94. 16'
DRIVING 1888 DE SOTO SEDAN TO
Memphis: take passengers anywhere en-
route. Phone District 7747. l6'
DRIVING DENVER SALT LAKE THIS
week sccomm 1date three. Nash sedan.
Phone Decatur 2S49. I5s
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DOGS, PETS AND ETC.

ESKIMO sPTTZ PUPPIES. thoroughbreds.
guaranteed; male. $40. female. S5. 3l03
Alabama ave. Sc.
IRISH TERRIERS. females. 6 months:
sacrifice. quick sale. IS each. Turn right
AT Suitland Nd. "a mile. Hasler.
BOSTON MALES. 4 months old; pedigreed.
63l 10th St ne.
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PENNA. ANTHRACITE,
RED AND WHITE ASH,
STOVE. EGG CHESTNUT
S1l.00 TON.
sUcKWHEAT so
Lord Baltimore Coal Corp,
1924 Wis. Ave. NV. West 2616.
Branches:
POLINO COAL CO..
1892 North Capitol St. Decatur 1900.
GRIMM COAL CO. ADAMS h192
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WANTED-ROOMS.


FOR ONE WEEK oeelnnine October 10.
modations for four adults or two isht
Housekeeping rooms with double bed; must
ne reasonable. Address Box 4S4-H. Star
Office
ROOM with bath: private home Brook.
land or vicinity preferred. Govt employe.
gentleman. Address Box 4s2-H. Star
ONCE.
wANTED-November / lady Government
employe. furnished room vicinity l4th and
Park rd;: not over SIS. Address Box
4s3-H. Star ONCE.
&c exchange housework by. wife for fur
niShed Ink. rooms in small. refined Gem
tile family. Phone North 06S4-J.
ELDERLY WOMAN desires two unfurnished
rooms. kitchenette and bath with heat
and hot water, in converted private house;
not above second floor and convenient TO
stores, Washington or suburbs. Address
Box 73-H. Star ONCE. l5'
WIDOW desires = unfurn rms with sink;
apt. Address Box s2-J. Star once.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
ROOM AND BoARD-sinele room, run.
ming water. private entrance by bachelor,
Govt. service Address p. O. Box 6l1. L.
FATHER and two grown sons want rooms
! and good board. private home, west OF
Conn. ave. Address Box 467-H. star
APARTMENTS-FUR. q UNFUR.
APARTMENTS. NEWLY DECORATED,
buildings Car available on appointment.
Call Mrs GREEN. Adams 454S.
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ROOMs-UNFURNISHED.

626 3 st. NV.
COLORED-1314 22nd, NV.
Iaree. heated room, cleo North e120.
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PLASTERER. experienced. on repair WUTh'
Sc day Apply H. 2nd st. NV.
PLUMBER AND STEAM FILTER. State
age and references. Address Box 1921.
office
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1924 x NV.
FOUNTAIN COURT.

Newly furnished rooms. thoroughly reno.
waited: reception room, well-cooked meals;
refined atmosphere: ami Married couples
and gentlemen preferred. Met 1850.
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PORTLAND HOTEL,
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR

18th st. and Thomas Circle-Larse ou
side rooms. 81 week: private bath $12 8
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WASHERS Apex. $40; 1924 model
Maytag square tub, half price: 1885 Apex
| floor samples, up to 35ft Of. Apex Elec.
Co. 7O9 9th st. NV. Open evenings.
WASHING MACHINES. brand-new. porce-
lain tub. balloon rolls. steel cut gears
ly. 14th and Newton NV. Col 10000. Ia
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

WIDOW desires . unfurn. rms with sink i;
quiet. clean; not over $50 month; or small
apt. Address Box s2-J. Star once.
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1926 NEW HAMPSHIRE NV single
and double room; young people; conven-
ient location. reasonable
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CLUB MERIDIAN.

2620 18th NV.
A deliehtful home residence for men and
women with lounges and drawing room
for guests use. Hotel and personal service.
Exceptional meals Convenient location.
Sunny warm rooms: single and doubles;
modern baths Reasonable rates
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wANTED-November / lady Government
employe furnished room vicinity l4th and
Park rd.; not over SIS. Address Box
4S3-E Star ofiCe
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1929 COLUMBIA RID. Apt Light, WE'LL
furnished room large closet: one or two
ladies' home cooking; conv. cars, bus Is.
1922 MASS AVE. NW.-Attractive double
room; opposite BATH convenient location:
excellent meals.
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1914 CONN. = Desirable yacancies no
available for young people in beautiful
furnished. renned home; excellent meal
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APARTMENTS-FUR d UNFUR.

APARTMENTS. NEWLY DECORATED,
some furnished In high-class northwest
buildings Car available on appointment.
Call Mrs GREEN. Adams 454S.
Evening star., 1935-10-15

1856 IRVING N.W-Double room next TO
bath; porch: good home cooking; reason.
able: home privileges: young folks.
, 1935-07-14
DR.. Hill Will.
Speak Here AT
Union Service

Brownsville Protestants I'm their
regular Sunday evening union SER
vices nc 8 o'clock Sunday night will
hear DR.. p. b. Hill, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church OF San
Antonio.
Special music Sunday evening will
have a prominent part on the pro-
gram. as the union chorus under the
direction Of Professor David Armish-
er plans to present a special ar
rangement Of Onward Christian
Soldiers" Obligato parts in this
number viii be played by a trio of
trumpeters from the 18th Cavalry
band at Fort Brown. "A mixed quar-
tet including singers from both
Harrington and Brownsville will also
take a leading part in the special
chorus number. II was announced
that a portion Of the Fort Brown
band will be present to play for the
services.
At the services next Sunday eve
ming Rev. d. w. McElroy will
preach. That occasion will mark his
last sermon in Brownsville for the
summer rs he Is leaving for Chi
cago for q period OF special study.
III the weather Is rainy or threat
ening. 1t was pointed out by minis
ters, the union services will not be
called off but will be held in the
First Baptist church.
, 1935-07-14
Free School Lunch
Program Is Praised

School lunch project inauguratec
by the Cameron County Relief beard
last November and continued for the
remainder Of the school year served
IA schools in the county. including
eight in Brownsville. and has brought
wide commentator. according to re-
ports released Saturday.
Official report or Myrtle L. Gallo
way, home economist OF the local Of
flee, generously commends the
teachers throughout the county for
their cooperation In making the
proper nourishment program which
was instituted a success. According
10 the report, in one school there was
an AVERAGE Of SO pounds gained BY
the children during the period OF
time that they received the school
lunches. County teachers indicated
In communications with relief off
Gals that rot only nd the PROGRAM
given practical training in cleanli-
ness to the childrrn but bad also
effected a decided Improvement in
daily attendance and in class room
achievement.
, 1935-07-14

newspaper In the empty senate
chamber.
We ought to adjourn and come
back I'm October or December 50 we
can get away fom this heat and
find out what our constituents
want"
81. lator vandenberg, Michigan
republican, said "the president
should relax and congress should 40
home"
Both houses stiIi have a lot OF
work to do. both on the floor and
in conference comms tees.
With the public utility holding
company. iva and social security
bills due for conference action next
week. the senate will resume It's
rewriting Of the house bill to bols-
ter the agriculture adjustment act
against adverse court rulings.
Next. the compromise banking
bill will be taken up with leaders
predicting passage In two days with
out much controversy.
The house, meanwhile, will not
have much to do until the admins
trat,0n bin 70 bar gold clause suits
rCches the floor late in the week.
This will be followed by the alcohol
control bill.
The ways and means committee
will start drafting the administra-
ton tax bill the first OF the week.
, 1935-07-14
Cameron Records
COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Judge RaScnm Cox

ORDER: State US. G.. B. McCaleb,
charged with operating a motor We
hicle without owners consent; fin
ed SIS and costs.
FILED. State VS.. Andres OlivareS.
charged with being drunk appeal
ed from Justice Pct. z.
X. c. Brand, state banking COM
missioner. VS.. "A. A. Hight 9rger, ct
al. suit on note.
SET FOR MONDAY: State VS..
Mateo Ramirez, charged illegal SEM
ing in Laguna Madre.
State VS.. Tomas Rivera, Benigno
Rivera, Guadalupe Rivera. Roberto
Cara, Ramon Ramos. Mateo Ra-
mirez. Pedro Trevino. Francisco
Flores and Juan Rodriguez. charged
with Illegal SEEMING in Laguna
Madre.
State vs.. Pedro Cara. charged
with Illegal seining in Laguna
Madre.
State VS.. Benigno Rivera. charged
with Illegal Seining in Laguna
Madre.
State rs. Guadalupe Rivera. Ra-
mon Ramos. Pedro Trevino. Fran
cisco Flores and Juan Rodriguez.
charged with illegal SEEMING in La
guna Madre.
State VS.. Tomas Rivera. charged
with Illegal SEEMING In Laguna
Madre.
, 1935-07-14
90 APPLY FOR
ARMY ENTRY


After processing approximately
90 prospective soldiers since July !
and with is already actually en-
listed, the recruiting officer OF the
18th Cavalry at Fort Brown ex-
pressed himself as well pleased with
the progress made for the first Pc
Rod OF intensive work.
There still remain approximately
60 vacancies before the outfit Is
brought UP TO fun strength under
recent Congressional enlargement
acts. About 40 recruits. 1t was
pointed out, have been held up
waiting for necessary recommen-
dations. Already tlte post has
about half OF the number needed
and II work progresses as rapidly
for the rest Of the month as IL has
thus. far. all vacancies will prob
ably be filled about August /.
Recruiting attachments were ex-
pected To come In early next week.
Troop 3 baseball team Sunday Is
slated TO play a baseball game at
recruiting headquarters manned by
that troop at Raymondville. and
Troop A team viii 60 TO Edinburg
TO play n game.
Recruiting officers pointed out
that the post had handled a num-
Der of re-enlistments. Included in
this group is a soldier who has seen
service in the artillery at Fort sill.
Oklahoma, and another former
Navy man who by enlistlng In the
18th Cavalry has joined his brother
at Fort Brown. Officials seemed
well pleased with the response that
has been made to the campaign and
satisfied with the type Of men the
18th Cavalry Is getting.
, 1935-07-14
Tourist Rate
To Valley Is
To Be Sought
Especial to The Heraldl


SAN BENITO, July l3.-Demands
for a SIS individual tourist rate to
the Valley were set before F. NJ. Nc
Clure of Houston. general passenger
agent for the Missouri Pacific, at
a chamber Of commerce commit
tee breakfast this week at the Stone
wall Jackson Hotel.
It was pointed out that low tour
ist rates are made TO other sections
and widely advertised but that none
are available to the Valley. Harry
Hinkly charged that prospects at one
time were good for an individual
rate TO the Valley but that land
companies killed the proposition by
opposing the reductions on the
ground that II would hurt the home
seeker business.
Mcclure said that the Missouri
Pacific cannot make rates from
the East and certain other points
outside their own territory. con-
currence Of railroads In those sec
tons being necessary and not al
ways obtainable.
Hinkly also reported on the NUM-
cipal golf course which Pat O'Brien
has contracted TO complete and
operate. saying that the people OF
San Benito should encourage OBrien
in his enterprise by visiting him at
the course.
Charles Allison presided over the
group meeting which was a COM
blnation Of the civic. entertainment
and publicity committees. Others
also are invited to attend the var
icus group meetings.
, 1935-07-14
SoIons Beginning
To Fret Beneath
Blazing July Sun

WASHINGTON. July l3.-R-A
bipartisan demand that congress
stop trying to legislate in q swelt-
ering summer heat and 90 home re-
sounded Saturday in a capital
deserted by many new dealers for a
pleasure business weekend.
While President Roosevelt. Vice
President Garner and other dem
ocratic chiefs travelled to a rod and
gun club retreat in Chesapeake Bay,
those who stayed behind fretted
and fumed over the prospect Of an
other month or more Of bill pass
ing and lobby Investigating.
Every day we stay IN session
from now on is a tragedy" protest.
ed Senator Ashurst. Arizona dem
ocrat, as he sat alone reading a
, 1935-07-14
Man Shot In Leg

Francisco Cantu Mayorga was
held by Matamoros police Saturday
following a shooting scrape Friday
which resulted in a gunshot wound
in the right leg for Andres Arreaga
Rubalcaba at the "El Saucito'
ranch. section 20. Both men in state
mentS to special investigator Jose
Castro declared that thew were
good friends. and that the shooting
occurred accidentally while Mayor
ga was taking the bullets from a
80 revolver.
The men were brought TO Mata-
moros by Armando Cavazos Coma
lez. customs patrolman. Rubalcaba
was being treated in the municipal
hospital and both him and Mayor
ga are being held pending further
Investigation by special investigator
CT%+ro.
, 1935-07-14
RURAL RELIEF
ZONES NAMED
$91, 900, 900 Is Set Aside
For Rehabilitation
Projects

WASHINGTON. July IS. Up
Establishment OF II regions for Rural
Rehabilitation, and the distribution
Of S9l. 100000 between the areas,
were announced Saturday by Rex
ford G. Tugwell. resettlement admin
iStrator.
The SCI, 600. 900 was allocated re-
Gently TO the administration by the
president from the $4,000. 900 900
works appropriation. and is for the
six months period. July / December
81. 1885.
Officials explained that no break
down Of the fund by states will be
made. Under plans now being draft
ed. specific projects will be plan
ned where the administration det-
ermineS a need. Then individual al
lotments will be made within the re-
gions for specific projects.
II has not been determined. Off
Gals said. what portions Of the reg
ional allotments will be used for
the various purposes permitted UNI
der the resettlement program. Thus
IN one region, a larger amount might
be used for loans and grants to
families than in another. In a sec
ond region, greater expenditures
might be made 10 purchase land for
relocation Of families.
The sol 100000 fund. officials
said, may be used for the following
purposes:
To make loans or grants. or both.
to individual families for livestock.
tarm Supplies. farm equipment. re-
pairs and taxes for farms. and for
subsistence. food and clothing 10
facilitate the rehabilitation or these
groups Of a self-sustaining basic.
To purchase or lease land for the
relocation Of families living on SUBJ
standard and in stricken areas.
To establish. maintain and oper-
ate agricultural industrial commun.-
ties.
Among the II regions. and the
ALLEGATIONS:
REGION six-A~karSas. Louisiana
and Mississippi. Ss.Os3O18.
ReGicn Seven-KanSas. Nebraska
North 0nkota. and South Dakota
sin774 $50.
REGION nine-Arizona. California
Nevada. New Mexico and Utah. So
oaS 445.
Reo'o~ ten-Oklahoma and Texas
s46O1 .942.