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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-05
Boroh hoilondo

Borah senator allitolag XII
jelentette, hogy ha a republika
nusok jelolni fogjak, 8 hajlandt
a jeloltseget vallalni.
Mas evekben .hangos hahots
lett volna felelet ere a nyi
1atkozatra.
Most azonban a hahota cd:
van fagyva republicans ar
cokra.
Annyit tudnak, hogy Hoover
raj, vagy egy Hoover tipus,
reakci6s politikussal nyerni mem
tudnak, mig Borah sikereser
jatszotta liberals" szerepe
az utolso huszonot evben.
A republikanus politikusok te
hat, akiknek fninden mindegy
csak a hatalmat meg egysze
megkapjak, talan hajlandok len
nenek Boraht jelolni.
{ De mem hajlando egyelore er
re a nagytoke.
+ Borah tobb alkalommal infla
clos javaslatot tamogatott,
megszavazott majdnem mindent
amit congressusi asztalra a.
vi deal tett.
AZ adoemelest5l kezdve
Frazier Lemke torvenyig a
soreG e senator y ugyE sszayazott
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-05
.MAGYAROK NAPTARA

MAGYAROK NAPTARA
Ebben a rovatban dijtala-
nul k0zolilk azon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek rnulatsagait, Ssszs-
joveteleit, stb. - mem t0bb
mint 2 honappal el6re is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
iapja es amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdstik lapunkban. Is
\ nyomtatv&nyaikat nalunk
szerzik be.
Szeptember 15-en, vasSmap
West Sidei Polgari Kor piknikje
"a Barta farmon. A
Szeptember 2s-an, szombaton
a Campbell Magyar Polgari Kor
nagy 6szi balja Roman Hail.
ban.
Szeptember 2o-en, vasarnap
Al West Sidei Sport Kor sziireti
balja a Magyar Hazban.
Okt6ber l2-en, szombaton a
KeH Ferfi es MOI Betegsegelyz6
Fgylet 6szi balja West Sidei
Magyar Hazban.
Oktober 13-an, vasarnap a Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya rom. kath.
egyhaz bucsu balja sajat ter
mSben.
Oktober 27-en, vasarnap Yer
hovay Nap a Central Audito-
rirlmban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-05

ahogy Roosevelt kivanta.
Mem lehet eek utan ait XII
vanni, vagy AIT remelni, hogy
mint republicans elnokjelolt
kivanatos lenne a nagytoke sze.
meben.
A nagyt6ke mem ait akarja
hogy a republikanusok liberals
jeloltet allitsanak a placra, ha.
mem eppen enenkez6leg. ait
hogy a demokratak is keresse.
mex, ha lehet, egy konzervative
jeloltet.
| Mines tehat semmifele vesze.
delem, hogy Borah-t fogjak je.
lolni es ha lenne, ha a csoda
megis megtortenne, akkor olyar
ures lenne a republikanus va.
lasztasi kassza, amilyen meg so
ha mem volt miota a part fem.
all. Merit Borah megvalaszta.
sara mem adna egy fityinge1
sem a Wall Street. Hiszen
arrol a szenatorrol ait is hiszil
altalaban, hogy becsuletes em.
Der, amit a republicans part
minden. eddigi jeloltje mem iger
mondhatott el magarol.
Borah stehat meg fog i shaj.
landosag' niellett maradri &
Ia Wall ! SStreetnek nas gl9sz, biz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-05
A CAMPBELL MAGYAR
NOK KORE

A Campbell Magyar NIX
Kore >ujbol megkezdi rendes
havi gyuleseit september ho
l2-en, JcsiitDrtok este 8 oral kez-
dettel'a Campbelli Nagybizott-
sag Reed es 18th Str. sarkan
levo gyales termeben.
Miutan tobb fontos ugy var
elintezesre es versenyt is fogunk
rendezni ertekes dijakkal, azsrt
kerjuk lehetola; az osszes ta-
gok pontos megjeleneset.
Tisztelettel
Tiszoczki Janosne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-05
YOUNGSTOWN Is VIDEKE HIREI'
SZ'r. ISTVAN MAGYAR
H0M. KATHOLIKUS
HITKOZSEG
Plkb&nOs:
F0r. BRO L0RlNC
o6@ Wilson Ave Telefon 31906

Augustus Glen, SZOmbatOn,
honap utolso napjan eskudtek
orok huseget egymasnak Pekar
Janos es Kish Helen. Sok SEE
rencset az vi parnak! listen al
dasa kiserje az elet utjan
Az eskuvot temetes el6zte
meg, szinten szombaton. Farkas
Miklosnet temettuk Campbell
b6l. Fiatalon ragadta ell ha-
lal. % ewes koraban. Szomszedai,
ismerosei, jobaratai nagy resi-
vete mellett vi-tuk a temetobe.
MiNen sJomorunak latszik al
halal: az elet tavaszan. mikor
az elet napsutessel van tele, ell
menni. :. bucsuzas nelkul. XII
menni szobabol es nem terni
vissza. holtak birodalmaba
koltozni: egy vi vilagba, hol az
ember tisztan latja minden do
log cricket is. Mennyi keso
konny... mennyi keseri onvad
sail Ell ottan vigasz nelkiil. . .
reszvet nelkul. A sok virag
mellett szentmiseket kertek err
te: Pajtok Miklos es csaladja,
Bodacs Mary. Alagyi Janos es
csaladja, Vojtko Andras es csa-
ladja. Bukovi Pal es csaladja,
Szakacs Miklos es csaladja. Bor-
kesz Janosne egy-egy csendeset
es Fejer Janos es csaladja egy
enekes gyaszmiset. Ez az igazi
reszvettolmacsolas. A leleknek
nyui nnk a szentmise altal Sc
gedkezet! Szomjusagtol gyo-
tort ajkat ezzel nedvesitjiik meg.
lazban hevulo homlokat ezzel
husltjills. ;. reszvetert esengo
konnyeit ezzel szaritjuk fel.
Emberek, az elkoltozott emleke-
mex ne viraggal csupan, hanem
fokeppen szen misekkel adoz-
zunk!
Az iskolai ev mar tit van. Az
iskola kapui megnyiltak es a
gyernle&hadsereg zajongva siet
az iskolaba. A vallasoktatas is
ponto5an elkezd6dik. Minden
szombaton Campbellben lesz ok
tatas es minden vasarnap a kis-
mise utan pedig benn varos-
ban: az Otthonban. Igen SEE
pen kerek minden szulot, kiildje
gyermeket az oktatasra. Az elso
aldozdk nevsora XII van fig
gesztve a templom ajtajanal.
A Scent Istvan napi ebed uj-
boil meggyozte Scent Istvan ne
pet, hogy bizony egy Hall mel
kill koldusok vagyunk. 10 volt
az ebednel minden, csak hely
mem volt eIeg.. Is mines is
hely. ahova tudnank ilyen al
kalmakkor vonulni. !. Az Albert
Stree'en volna egy jo piknikez6
hely. de oda asztalt, szeket, pa
dokat kell vinni es meg a f6-
'zeshez is fat hozza meg a
ti'zhelyet is meg kell epiteni. !.
Hat ez nem biznisz igy... Mem
adjuk fol remenyt, hogy lesz
meg sz6lo es lagy kenyer: a
Scent Istvannak is lesz sajat
Hallja.
Nensokara plebanos megindul
es bejarja az egesz hitkozseget:
ujra felveszi a censust; szamba-
veszi, Xix mem bermalkoztak
meg; megerdekl6di a hatrale-
kos havidijak ugyet is es SEE
meiyesen kiosztja az 6szi bazar-
ra kett6 dollaros ticketeket. !.
a dolgozo fiataloknak is. Is
bizonyara egy sem fog akadni,
aki vonakodnek egy lily csekely
aldozattol. ;.
Jov6 vasarnap Holy Name
vasarnapja: kozos szentaldozas|
lesz.
%
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-05

MIsEK RENDJE
Vasarnapokon kis mise 8 6rAt6l,
nagy mise 10:30-t6l. - Hetk0z.
napokon mis6k 8 6rAt6l.
GYoNTATAsok
Mindennap a misek el6tt Is szom-
baton delutan 6rat6l Gig es
este 6rAt6l.
MAGYAROK. partoljuk a la
punkban hirdet6 izletembere
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-05

MAGYARoK. pirtoljuk a la
punkban hirdet6 iizletembere-
ket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-05
"A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
KSzli: Cs9pka Istvan lelkesz
lakas 105 - 2nd St. Niles, O.

Presbiteriumunk szeptember ho
2-an delelott 10 orakor tartotta
meg a multi szombatrol elha1asz-
tott gyuleset. Gyiiles atvizsgalta
a penztari naplokat es az
augusztusi eredmenyt a kovetke-
z6kben allapitotta meg. Bevetel:
Augusztusban volt az eloz6 havi
maradvannyal egyiitt $1l7.22,
kiadas: $ll4.67, maradvany au-
gusztus vegen: $2.55.
September 28-an szureti bal
tartasat hatarozta ell pres
biteri gyules a rendezesbe
bevonja a No Egylet tagjait is.
Evek ota mem tartott mar egy-
hazunk ilyen mulatsagot, eppen
azert remeli presbiterium.
hogy mindenki kiveszi reszet
az elokesziiletekbol, hogy a skier
minden varakozason felili le-
gyen. Az egesz nilesi magyar
sagot szivesen latja a rendez6-
seq.
Bazarunkat pedig ez evben is
november elso feleben tervezzuk
megtartani Joel6re felkerjuk
hiveinket, egyhazunk tamoga-
toit, keszitsenek .targyakat a
bazaron valo erekesites celjaira.
Youngsownban a jovo vasar-
nap reggel fel o-kor lesz a
Rayen Aven lev6 lutheranus
templomban istenitisztelet.s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-05
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIRE1
Lelkesz:
Borsy-Kerekes Gy0rgy
s25 Mahonlng Ave Phone sess1

Helyettesites. A lelkesz tavol-
leteben papi szolgalatokat Mt.
Daroczy Matyas farrelli lelkesz
vegzi vasarnaponkent pontosan
reggel negyed tiz Oral kezdettel
mas esetekben szikseg szerint
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-05
MACYAROK
NACYASSZONYA R. K.
HITKOZSEC HIREI
pl6b6nos:
F6t. Mundweil JSnos Ph. ..
545 N. Bellevista Ave
Telefon 92168

MlsEk RENDJE
vasSrnapokon kis mise S:30-t6l
angol predikacioval
Macy mise 10 6rat6l, magyar
predikaci6val.
Hetk0znapokon kis misek reg
gel 8:30-kor.
cYoNrATAsok
Minden szombaton delut&n 4
6rat6l Gig Is este Z 6ratol.
September Len, vasarnap a
Barta erdoben megtartott pikni-
ktnk nagyon jol sikerult anya-
silag is.
September Gan, penteken az
lfjabb Scent New Tarsulat tag
jai gyulest tartanak az ajtatos-
sagok utan.
September Ten, szombaton
az Idosebb Scent New Tarsulat
tart gyulest.
; Szeptember San, vasarnap az
Oltaregylet gyulese delutan 3
orakor, ugyanakkor titokvaltas
is lesz, delutan 2 orakor.
Szeptenber l2-en, csItortokon
cserkeszek gyakorlo oral este
7-tol.
, 1935-09-29

than 80 per cent Of the ccunty's
total.
In the Brownsville total there are
23l votes that apply to the Media
Luna precinct. which is partly cut
side the city limits. However, most
Of these votes are said to be within
the city limits
Harlingen has 1926 votes in 1885
compared with 2243 for 1884. a loss Of
IS per cent, while san Benito has
1915 votes in 1885, compared with
2008 in 1884.
Applicants for places on the city
election ballot must have their APP
plications filed pTicr to 80 days be-
fore the election date.
The votes In Brownsville by pre-
cincts are:
Precinct 3. Media Luna. 23l.
Precinct 10, Fitch Garage. 718-
Precinct II, High School. 545.
Precinct 10, Champion store, 323
Precinct 10. City hall. 900.
Prenclnct 20. Miller Hotel, ESQ
Precinct q, Fourth Ward school.
1902.
Precinct 20, Washington school.
go.
The above locations may not be
the actual voting r-aces on election
day. as ether places may be named
later BY the city commission.
, 1935-09-29
Champion
Will Be Selected

"A bridge tournament to determine
Brownsville's representatives in the
individual play section or the state
tourney to he held IN Houston late
In October viii get under way at
the Elks Cub Monday night under
sponsorship OF the Brownsville
Bridge League.
The Browns. NE tourney VIII he
held on Monday nights for three
consecutive weeks. n order to en-
ter. reservations must he made with
either ri n Pate. president or the
league. or Mrs. Mhriel Hodge, sec
rotary.
The league has held three prac-
tice sessions. one Of these was
won BY Mrs. Frank Godwin, an
ether by J ut Graham, in the other
Mrs. FaU-to Yturria and Maston
Peek placed first In Their sections
Eight members Oh the league are
making preparations TO attend the
state meet. A Brownsville group Of
Robin Pate. Mrs. Robin PATE. Mrs.
Muriel Hodge and Hugh Bell won
the team Of four championship In
the last state meet.
, 1935-09-29
BRITAIN IGNORES


london. Sart. cs - Evil
dan1es OF martial pre- saration con-
tinued in Great Britain Saturday
despite friendly gestures BY the
Italian cabinet.
These included the first call for
bids On p naval vessels included in
the 1855 building program
References OF good win 70 Britain
n a c~ommunique Of ire Italian
cabinet and assurances Roms had
no designs against Britain failed 10
elicit Cfficial reaction here.
In authoritative quarters the view
was expressed that the action In
Rome would be wholly or largely
ignored. insofar as It dealt with
Britain. because OF what was called
the refusal OF italy 10 deal with the
real issue ST stake IN the Italo-
Ethiopian turmoil.
The vital issue, these quarters
asserted, Is the threat OF disruption
of peace within the League Of Ma
tons. rather than Anglo : Italian
interests.
The British viewpoint, as inter-
nreted in this quarter, was that
Ttaly's recent actions concern Brit
ain. not because OF any threat 70
her special interests in Africa. but
rather because OF her responsible
ties 70 the League.
, 1935-09-29
CLINE REFUSES
TO QUIT POST


DALLAS. sept 2s. --tFr-Walter
ID. Cline said Saturday night he
would not step out OF my position
as managing director uf Tine Texas
Centennial Central Exposition with
out getting q fair" presentation OF
his side of the question before thB
public.
The directorate Of the central
exposition voted 20 accept Cline's
resignation this past week. Officials
said he had resigned effective Oct.
1 when they informed him they
planned to cut hiB salary and RES
trlct his authority. Cline said he
was forced out.
There are only two things that
matter much In this" Cline said
and the first Is that ! brought q
fair reputation t0 Dallas from west
Texas and 7 intend % take one back
wh-a ! rejoin my family.
The second is that \ arm willing
to step 5ut of my position ag manh-
Eing director Of the Central EXPOSE
ton but ! want 10 do that without
muddying the water ard in1urinB
this great enterprise"
He said his statement was prompt
ed hy his failure -to find m letter
from the exposition's executive COM
mittee outlining changes mich were
contemplated in order to divide
authority or those planning the x
position and also reducing his sal-
airy.
1R- r.. Thornton promised 10 send
me q letter outlining these proposed
changes 10 days ago. but ] went
through my mall carefully 5atur-
day and could not find anything
from him. ! want them 20 lay some
thing ON the table"
In my letter Co officials con-
corning Developments over manage
NEXT Of the exposition X told them
their statement must be wise. fair
and sufficient "A check or news
paper clipping since ! returned Fri
day night shows, however, that tho
statements given out here have Lack
ed fairness and sufficiency."
Cline said he had planned t0 Eo
70 his home in Wichita Falls Sat-
urday afternoon to rest after q
strenuous trip tc Washington and
New York ON centennial business,
but changed his mind and remained
I'm Dallas
"I like Dallas and II think It'll
stay around Just a few days and see
what happens In this thing" lac ex-
planned
, 1935-09-29
BARGE CHIEF
VISITS PORT
Government Line u Likely
To Make Use Of
Facilities

The Inland Waterways Corpora
ton. q federal government UNDER
taking. is interested In develop.
ment Of the Brownsville port and
viii undoubtedly do business
through here when the port Is
opened.
This was the message brought 70
brownsville Friday afternoon By J..
Il Golden, district manager for the
corporation at Houston.
The Inland Waterways Corpora
ton operates the Federal Barge
Lines, along the Mississippi and
other inland waterways. Mr.. Golden
conferred here with officials OF the
Brownsville navigation district and
chamber Of commerce, and made IN
careful study OF the Brownsville
potr plans. He also made q per-
sonal inspection OF the port dew
elopment.
The shipping official explained
that products from the manufac-ur-
ing plants on the Mississippi and
Ohio rivers can be brought down
to New Orleans by barge, then
placed on ships and brought on
across the Gulf TO Brownsville and
shipped on into Mexico. IS well Is
distributed tn this area.
He explained likewise that Mex
lean raw materials may be moved
through the Port OF Brownsville. to
New Orleans by ship. and there
placed on barge lines and taken
to the manufacturing plants.
Golden was optimistic about the
future OF the Brownsville port. and
said his organization viii watch
It's development closely.
, 1935-09-29
Centennial To
Stress Valley,
Promise Made

MERCEDES. sept. 2S.-Feeling
that the Rio Grande Valley was not
getting a square deal In folders be-
ing released by the Centennial head
quarters. some CT which have been
sem to Mercedes on request. 5ecre-
tary L. r. Boiling Of the Mercedes
Chamber of Commerce sent the 1ol-
lowing letter to Fred II. Florence,
president OF the Centennial ExpcSi-
zion at Dallas:
II have be.Ore me a folder entitled
Texas and the Centennial. 1886"
which has apparently been print
ed by your organization for nm en-
closure. So that you may identity
this fielder. the wording al the top Of
the page inside Is ~H0Wdy, Stran-
gerI We Give You Texas."1 have
read this piece OF hS>--e very
thoroughly and note that you men
ton the Panhandle, III Paso, Austin.
San Antonio. West Texas, Fcrt
Worth. but not one word regarding
the Lower Rio Grande Valley OF
y OltEuo run.
Il am taking this matter I'D i'm
mediately with Valley business in
tereSts and chambers or commerce
as well as the Lever Rio Grande
Valley Centennial Exhibit Corpora
ton. acquainting them with the fact
that We are evidently not receiving
recognition by the Centennial or
ganization- Perhaps this was an
oversight. II so. we will sincerely APP
preciate your correcting this at once,
a. we intend TO put "a worthwhile
exhibit into this exposition. and also
make an especial effort to convince
any Centennial visitors that the Rio
Grande Valley and our citrus fruit
industry is worth making q special
trip to see"
The following answer was receiv-
ed by Mrs. Boiling Saturday, from
Mr.. Florence:
Il am pleased TO acknowledge re-
ceipt CT your letter OF the 23rd. The
periodical mentioned should always
give pr0per recognition 10 the VAL
ley. 7 en- personally taking the mat
ter uo with the editor and assure
ycu that proper recognition will be
accorded To your section nc all times
IN the future. Dallas appreciates the
Valley and what II means to Texas
and The nation end we are GID to
claim II as part OF our very cwn-"
, 1935-09-29
GERMANY WORKED
UP OVER ELECTION

BERLIN. Sept. %. -tR- Ger
mans, once again in high emotional
state over what they have been told
IL "barbaric treatment Of their
,blood brothers cut off from the
home land by late OF war, viii watch
Memel's voting, a government
spokesman said Saturday, convinced
that from ten 70 fifteen per cent o.
the ballot viii be illegal.
This, however. it is admitted, Is
not expected to be sufficient to pre-
vent Memel Germans from obtain
ing q majority OF the Landtag.
officially insisting that some TO-
600 Germans have been disenfran-
ehiged while they feel that, as
Reichsfuehrer Hitler recently said.
IN country OF 65 million persons
have no more rights than a country
Of two million"
, 1935-09-29

VGOnILnuGu ETum FIRST RAGE
two OF the three men who held up
the residence. YIN
The masked bandits smashed
their car as they started TO leave
and took the Gunneu automobile
which was later recovered In Har-
lingen.
Other cases slated for call Mon
day are two charges of horse theft
against Faustino Balboa and An
tonic Bernal and a case OF cattle
theft against Antonio Cisco
The trials Of Eluterio Lerma and
Epimenio Garcia. Olmito men charE-
eel with the murder OK Emilio che Leon
near Brownsville and with conspir-
acy TO murder Luis LAnderns. are
slated for Thursday Lerma. A
poundmaster az Olmito, and Garcia,
q farmer. allegedly had liquor cross
eel and tipped off officers who fired
upon de Leon and LanderOB. De
Leon was kiced and Landeros was
critically wounded
Robert wilson OF Van zsndt coun-
ty drew three. twc-year sentences
Friday when he pleaded guilty to
passing forged checks on Browns
vile merchants. and. the cases
against Gladys Wilson, Jointly In
dicted with him. were dismissed.
Boyce McDow. who was with the
Wilson's. pleaded guilty Co passing
two forged checks. and drew tWou
three-year sentences. The cases
against Lola McDow, jointly in
diCted with Boyce. were dismissed.
, 1935-09-29
ELECTION
Continued from Fist Paee)

NG044hAAA4NA 4A0MA 444@1 49,
time resident. and a brick contrac-
ter.
Ralph Dunkelberg, attorney, has
been selected to manage the cam
paign Tor the Tanning ticket.
I'VE are not yet ready TO an
nounce our platform, but feel sure
when 1t Is ready 1t viii meet The APP
proval Of the thinking citizens OF
Brownsville" DunkeIberg said. I'VE
feel there should be a change IN the
city government of Brownsville, and
that our group will in every way
meet the needs Of the situation"
The first ticket to announce, an
announcement that was made sew
eral weeks ago. is headed by Fausto
Yturria. for mayor. with him are
Robert Runycn. Jcnn Devlne, G. w.
Merritt. and Ellis Fountain. candi-
dates for city commissioner.
The city charter calls for five
commissioners. the mayor being
chosen by the commission. However.
II has been customary IN Browns
vile campaigns Tor the mayoralty
candidate to be designated IN ad-
vance of ne election.
Administration Ticket
Mayer r B. Rentfro. ST., indicat-
ed SATURDAY that the present admin
istration viii have a ticket In the
field. but no announcement Is plan
ned for the present. The commits
sioners are A. q. Hipp. W II. AID
ridge. Herbert Thomas and A. w.
Reed.
If election day finds three tickets
In the field out 70 control municipal
government IN the Valleys largest
CITY On December 10. a precedent Of
at least 20 years standing, since the
adoption Of commission govern
ment in 1915. may be established.
Should no set OF candidates receive
a full maturity OF the votes cast in
that election. the charter provides
that O run-off election shall be he'd.
This would be called within 10 to 20
d1vs after the first election.
AS far back as last January. OBJ
servers OF municipal affeirs here
foresaw the possibility Of an un-
usual scramble fer city offices at
the December election.
Race Predicted Early
They pointed out that despite the
fact that 1885 vas an ~off-year"
politically. only seventy fewer poll
tax receipts and exemutions were
issued than In 1884. n general cleo
ton year In the state.
This year saw a total Of sBz4 ell
gible voters in Cameron county as
cnmnared with 12255 fer 1884. a loss
Of ~ per cent for the county as .
whole. IN the citv there were 4520
elisihle voters IN 1884. ard this wear
there are 4f49. or something more
, 1935-09-29
HidalgO Cattle
Get Test For
T.B. Infection

- WMNWA ~ "a mMEAGA4N
EDINBURG. Sept. IA staff Of
II ieocral veGe..n-rians Is now en-
aged in testing ali cattle In HidalgD
county for t~uosrcuiar in-ecti-n, &C
coru4ng 10 County 1anlsarlan *. ".
hancock.
DR.. Y. j. Aiken Of Washington is
directing the work and ne is being
assisted by Hancock and other
county Officials.
About 200 neros have already been
-es.ed. H-nccck stated. ana ABOUT
-4.000 head OF stock VIII be tested
Se4ore the wo.k is completed. AL
cattle viii be teStsd. including hetf-
crs, bulls and caves. Ten per cent
o. all range sock VIII be tested and
II injection is found. that entire
nerd viii be te-ted. After the tuber-
cul2r wc-k Is finished. the county
will be placed under a federal cat
tle quarantine and accredited. After
hat time. no cattle viii be allowed
TO enter the county without tuber-
cul1r tests.
Hancock said the work would re-
Quire about two months and will
save Hidalgo catslsmen $4,000 TO
$4,000 BY making future tests un-
necessary.
Inc federal veterinarians have
lust completed their work In Cam
eron county and found only ~ ami
mails which reacted 10 tubercular
tests out OF a total OF $4,000 head
tested. This Is an exceptionally low
percentage. II was stated.
When infected cattle are found,
they are destroyed. Hancock assert
ed. The federal government ap-
praises the animals value and the
owner Is paid for II. The federal
government pays one-third CT its
value. the state government one
third and the owner one-third
Inspectors now al work are be-
ing paid BY the federal government
which Is also furnishing NEST CT
the materials needed In the week.
according to Hancock.
Or. Aiken has established his
headquarters office al Edinburg and
j. w. Lemcnd is IN charge. Other
Offices and their veterinarians in
charge are: DR.. x. r.. Trull. Mission:
Or. H. L. Rush and Or. II. II. Morris
Wes'aco: DIT. Roy D. L-rton. Or. a.
q. Kiethlev, DR.. A. II. Lindlev. DR..
r.. w. Sanderson. Or. j. %. Shannon.
Or. o. r. Burkett and T. r. Myers.
Each veterinarian has the assistance
OF a helper.