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mating selection of future ssresn
 tories.
 Thus far the campaign for high CT standards seemingly had pleas ed the church crusaders, but a recent meeting of Catholic leaders in Washington warned that the Legion of Dscency would be per petuated, with the boycott threat hanging over the industrys head in the event of code violations.
 The historical and romantic cos tune drama. already beginning to be favored because of the success of such films as Little Women" received a definite impetus towards prominence on production sched- ules because of the morals cam paign. Musicals, innocuous in theme, but entertaining, their pro ducers hoped, continued to enjoy their vogue. And classics of litera- ture. notably the works of Charles Dickens and Alexandre Dumas, cropped up on the schedules.
 Sex themes, however, did not go overheard entirely. Directorial ingenuity was challenged to make their presentation conform to Breen standards of good taste" and the crusade took up arms against outcroppings of vulgarity rather than against dramas inyoly- in the facts Of life.
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, 1935-01-04

district attorney; Rafael Munguia
c.. mayor Of Matamoros; County
Judge Oscar G. Dancy BaScom Cox.
judge Of the county court-at-law;
Lon c. Hill, ST., County Attorney
Charles Bowie: Sam Bolts, mayor
Of Harrington; Asa Moore, mayor of
La Feria: Frank Hickman, Port Isa-
bel chief OF police, and Mrs. Art
Goolsby.
Mayor Munguia brought to the
gathering the greetings of Mata-
moros and assured the new sheriff
and other officers present that
MatamoroS authorities intended at
all times to continue their coopera-
ton with authorities on the Ameri-
can side Of the Rio Grande.
All of the speakers stressed the
need of closer cooperation between
the various law enforcement agen-
cies and all gave assurances that
their respective jurisdictions would
work in close harmony with the new
sheriff.
Speaking last, Sheriff Goolsby
stated that his administration in
tended to adopt a hands off, pol
icy as far the enforcement of the
law within the limits of incorporated
cities is concerned, unless called
upon for aid by the officials of those
cities. IF they ask us for aid they
can have every man We have. but
unless they do we intend to leave
the cities alone" Goolsby said.
Hosts to the gathering included
Paul H. Brown, DR.. j. A. Crockett,
Hickman Hill, Harrington: william
Cabler. ST., Fausto Yturria. Fred
Rusteberg. j. T. Canales. Browns
vile; Ed Downs. Harry NJ. Carroll,
San Benito.
, 1935-01-04
CoolsbyS Supporters
Entertain Officers
At Dinner Pdrtu

Representatives Of various law en-
forcement agencies operating in
Cameron county were guests of
supporters Of Sheriff Art Goolsby at
a complimentary dinner at the
White Kitchen in Brownsville
Thursday night.
Included in the gathering were
representatives Of the Border Pa
troll, the u. S. immigration service,
the county attorneys department,
the federal district attorneys staff,
the sheriff's department, c~onstables,
the state highway patrol. justices Of
the peace, and the mayors and
heads of city police departments.
Object Of the gatherin> vas ex-
pressed by j. T. Canales Of Browns
vile. who stated that Sheriff Gools-
by was cutting down the number Of
deputy Sheriffs and that close CO.
operation between all forces OF the
law would be necessary of law en-
forcement Is TO prevail IN Cameron
county.
However. Canales stated. he per-
sonally favored a restriction in the
number OF deputies only II law en-
forcement were possible. IF 1t
should be found that more are need
ed. I for one will advise Sheriff
Goolsby to increase his force" he
stated.
Paul Brown Of Harrington. head
OF the Cameron County Bar aSsocia-
ton. presided over the meeting and
called on various speakers for short
addresses on the Law enforcement
phases OF their work.
Those who spoke included John
T. Armstrong, Brownsville lieutenant
Of police: Douglas McGregor. u. s.
, 1935-01-04

abrupt about-face In foreign policy
by demanding actual equality In
ornaments and a return of the
long-mourned colonies.
Even observers accustomed TO
Hitler's tactics were surprised at
the unexpectedness Of the meet
ing. which brought cabinet men,
bers. nazi and military heads and
secret police chiefs to the opera
house, 1000 strong.
Hitler denounced stupid and i'm
pertinent lies" circulated abroad by
emigres from Germany and said
they would fail to turn our Saar
brethren from their determination
to return to the reich fold"
, 1935-01-04

to which even naz newspapermen
were refused admittance. As q re-
suit among rumors circulated Fri
day. all Of them denied IN official
circles. were:
That 10000 members OF the nazj
party have been eliminated.
That Hitler feared consequences
Of jealousy between the reichswehr.
or regular army. and the Schutz
Staffel picked nazi guards:
That some action was planned II
there Is too long q delay In return
ing the Saar to Germany after the
expected favorable vote In the Jan
Is plebiscite:
That the reich may make an
, 1935-01-04
lHROBeRI lee STATEN

January 4, 1885. - An Amnesty
Bill. a. 1t was called, was introduc-
ed in the Mexican Congress. II
was to have the effect Of doing away
with political offenses which had
been or were supposed to have been
committed up 10 a given period.
Appraised OF the plan to introduce
such n bill. Stephen +. Austin had
put forth his best effort and used
his legal training In the preparation
OF pamphlet pleading for release.
W~hen the bill passed. there was no
exception IN 1t as to Austin. His
plea had made a favorable impress
sion on the Mexican Congress and
other dignitaries to whom it had
been presented. At least there is
where recorded credit rests. But
most likely the implied inclusion of
Austin among those to be pardoned
was the work OF a secret and quiet
ly-working influence, - now some
what Submerged, - which had in
termittently had its way in Mexican
political life.
Austin spoke appreciatively of
the aid given him by Colonel Al
monte and Padre Muldoon. saying,
they have been firm and un-
Swerving in their friendship to me-"
Peter w. GraySon and Spencer II.
Jack. Texas lawyers. were still In
Mexico City. endeavoring TO obtain
AuStin's complete freedom. The
Amnesty Bill. however. did not 90
10 the president until more than
two months after its Passage: and
IN all. several months passed before
Austin was permitted to leave Mex
leo City.
, 1935-01-04
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HITLER FLAYS
FOREIGN LIES

BERLIN, Jan. 4. Rl-Reichs-
fuehrer Hitler's mysterious meeting
with nazi leaders created the para
dox Friday OF unleashing an ava
lanche Of rumors the rally vas de-
signed TO forestall.
Berlin was taken by surprise by
the suddeneSs Of the gathering
Thursday at the stae opera house.