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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-10-04
.ElREATSYSTEM
B, JOHN PAINE
lFsderated Press
GREAT SYSTEM!
IL
n.... Re With You

To
po.ca BE With You
Hnu called the attention
St o. LorId powers to the Kel-
i b ,,c g', as a means of prevent
"s ',, 'l' h. was doing it the sign
Nllt .s ~ pact were busy prepar-
Hs ~ ~ Italian army was being
!. ne 70 Africa and was holding
sl.'eUT in the Alps
The French army was just
hiding its war games.
''n'T Tbo British navy's treTsth
g. , I'M ro-centrated in the Med
's'' III. German army's power
"a. !, being Elm reinforced o... ..,,,,
And the United States army
>. a., nliu finished big movements IN
New York state.
THE STEPS WE'VE TAKEN
EDWARDS PEACE SURE ARE
IMPRESSIVE:
Mealy-MOutAs?
,n.rtv Ieaguers are worrying
,bout the fate Of the nations pO-
IT, tn millionaire "Iiberty-lOvers"
.i ,I soon will come out with
! new slogan
Something like Mud for every
omd' for instance.
w.
ITALIAN TRAIN RECENT
III KILLED SIX WORKERS.
cyppINC MUSSOLINI OF THE
= PLEASURE?
Hattie Caraway, head of the WO-
an, National Republican Club,
woe. the women of the nation to
save the constitution.
We disagree with Hattie's whole
approach.
linking at the seasons new
styIes for feminine finery, we'd say
he constitution needs an amend
uess TO save the women.
Smile
AS GRIEF STRIKEN AS A
ROOSEVELT CONDOLE N G E
WIRE TO MRS. HUEY LONG.
That suppressed horse laugh
which YOU can hear echOing around
be countryside is the reaction of
Die voters back home to the speech
Is Of local congressman telling
heir constituents how they restor-
d prosperity to the nation.
Memo for Future Soldiers
On the eve Of the war in ETH
pPiA, new high levels for the year
FHe reached by the following
tOcks listed on the New York
narket:
U. S. Steel; RemigntOn-Ran
DuPOHt; Allied Chemical; and Int
NiGkel.
UTILITY GROUP HITS so.
CIALIST TREND IN U. S.-head
line.
HEAVY INDUSTRIES JOIN IN
DPSWING-PRIVATELY FIN
ANCED CONSTRUCTION AID
'ANCES.-headline.
CALIFORNIA'S BIG BUSI
NESSMEN ARE REPORTED TT
Be SPENDING LOTS OF MON
~ TRAINING COMMUNIT,
leaders, TO DEAL WITH OUT
side AGITATORS."
WHAT?
WALL STREET GOLD IN TIL
GOLDEN STATE?
Poor old Adolf is finding tha
pOrtSmen don't like unsportsma1
Ike treatment of minorities.
So he's the worlds football, iu:
S.ung kicked around with h
olympic Games.
HARRY HOPKINS is VETO
NJ RELIEF PLANS TO Bull
OnOOLS - AND BUILDIN
Dl ~ HOUSES INSTEAD.
IF The WPA BUILT SCHOO
nUuSES IT WOULD HAVE 7
I UUn LUMBER, BRICKS, ETC
mus GIVING ppJUATn IN
PlOYMENT. ~ AL NN
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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-10-04

Owned by a group Of farm.
ers and subsidized by me-
body, it prints the news the
papers Of Big Business de
not give you.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
10 dkg sunky "a 400 Kc.

Zajfmavou pTi pro urazku
ma cti projednaval u uzhorod-
skeho okresn1ho soudu samo-
soudce Petrov. Nemocnicnf u
Tedn1k Frant. Krchl1k 81 pred
casem postal sluhu pro 10 dkg
sunky k uzenafi Freudenfel-
dow. PTinesenou sunku vsak
Krchlfk postal nazpet S tim, re
jest zkazena a zavan1. PTilo-
I'll dopis, ktery obsahoval rGz-
ma urazliva tvrzen1. Firma da-
la sunku prohlenouti mestskym
lekarem, ktery il shledal dplne
cerstvou a nezavadnou. Ma "a
klade lekaTskeho posudku po-
dala pax firma ma kupce zalo-
blu. Soud odsoudil obzalova-
neho k pokute 200 Kc a k ma
hrade advokatnfch 1trat "a
lobci We vysi 200 Kc. Odsou-
zeny Sc odvolal a tax 10 dkg.
sunky Dude jeste drazs1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
ceskoslovensko chysta boykot
Italie.

Prazsky dennfk "Prager
Tagblatt" oznamuje, re vlada
Ceskoslovenska pripravuje de-
kret o sankc1ch, ktery Dude W.
dan We ctvrtek. Vsecka opa-
trent dekretu budou tax sesta-
vena, ably v%ynutila vsecka kar-
ma opatrenf proti Italii ma
nichz Sc usnese Spolecnost ma
rodG. Vyvoz do Rakouska, KITE
re podporuje Italii, Dude pr1s-
ne kontrolovan, a celn1 stanice
a pr1stavy budou "a tim ice
lem sesfleny. HospodaTske
sankce postihnou nekolik fl
rem v republice, ktere dostaly
italske zakazky ma pancerove
platy ma lodi. Habes zadala
Ceskoslovensku mensf zakazku
ma strelivo, ale ami tyto nebu-
dou vyrfzeny, pokud zaplace-
nj nebude zaruceno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Prvni Czech, ktery proSel
HabeSi.

Kdo byl Antonfn Stecker?
Ma tuto otazku dostal csl. roz-
HAS "a tri dny 500 odpov6df.
V nedavno vys1lane pTednasce
Poole pranf poslucahCG Sc roz-
HAS totiz ptal svych poslucha-
CT, KIDD byl Antonfn Stecker.
Velika vetSina odpoved1 byla
spravna. Posluchaci znali jmG-
no i praci predcasne zemrel6-
no ceskeho cestovatele, ktery
jake prvn1 Czech prosel Habes.
Nekter1 v~ypraveli jakou sensa-
ci vzbudil tehdy V Made Bole-
slavi cernoch, ktereho 81 Stec-
ker pTivezl S sebou, a jak byl
tento cernoch pokTten praz-
skym arcibiskupem. Nekolik
odpovedf prislo re zahranicf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
ctyri roxy "a vojenskou zradu.

AL. Robl, narozeny roku 1910
v Zelezne Rude, stall Sc podez-
relym svymi stalymi dochazka-
mi ma bavorske zelezne Rudy,
hlavne ma nemeckou cetnickou
stanici. Usilnym patranim Sc
zjistilo, re vyzradil CHI moci,
pravdepodobne Nemecku, sku-
tecnosti a predmety, kter6 jsou
dGlezite pro ochranu Ceskoslo-
venska. Ocitl Sc proto pred Sc
natem krajskeho soudu v Kla-
tovech, ktery jej usvedcil z to-
hoto deliktu: Robl 81 objednal
cd knihkupcG Cechach mapy
NEST, hlavne takovych, kde
jsou posadky nebo tovarny, d.
lezite pro csl. vojensky prGmy-
81, a tyto mapy spolu S instruk-
chi kn1zkou pro poddGstojn1ky
prodal CHI velmoci. Byl Cd
souzen Gako byvaly vojfn mu-
sill znati cenu prodanych vec1)
do tezkeho zalaTe ma 4 roxy,
Ike ztrate volebnfho prava, ia
koz i obcanskych prav.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
v Ceskoslovensku mali
Mussoliniho.

Mussolini zazadal O cesko-
slovenske obcanstvf, ably Sc
mohl vyhnouti vojenske povin-
nosti We vychodn1 Africe. Ma
jeho urgence, ma zrejme ma
speech, bylo mt obcanstv1 ude-
leno V moravske obci Cun1n.
Muzem tim, ktery nechce O
valce prot Habesi ami slyset,
nefku-li Sc il 1castnit, jest ital-
sky delnfk Antonio Musolini,
ktery pc leta pracuje ma zelez-
nicn1ch stavbach V Ceskoslo-
vensku a nema nejmensi chutj
porazku u Adowy.
Pfijet1m csl. obcanstvf Sc vo-
jenske sluzbe ale sotva by Sc
vyhnul fasisticke pomste, kdy-
by Sc chtel nekdy vratiti do sve
vlasti.
Cun1n je mala osada majfcl
asi 80 c1sel a 500 obyvatel.
lei V okresu Litovel ma Mora
We.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
ZveTe dost, penez a strelcH
malo.

Ackoliv je doba hlavn1 To-
vecke sezony, prodava Sc v OBJ
chodech Sc stTelivem letos vel
mi malo nabojG. Prfcinou je
velmi Saba 1cast ma honech.
Stfelci take hodne setTf patro-
Mani a "a cely hon padne jen
malo ran. Pr tom je pomerne
dost zvere. Zejmena koroptvf
je letos hodne.
Ma Slovensku pTipravili letos
zaj1mave hony pro vypravy CT
zincG. V prospektech Sc nabfz1
ma pf1. low ma vodn1 ptaky dro-
py. Ia zastrelenf dropa Sc pla-
tt 1000 az 400 Kc. Ia zastre-
len1 jelena 1000 az 5000 Kc. V
nekterych revfrech pro draho-
tn streliva bylo zanedbano hu-
benz skodne. Zejmena lisek je
letos hodne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Ceskoslovensko sesiIuje posad.
ku ma polske hranici.

Re spolehlivych pramenn
bylo do Par1ze oznameno, re
vlada Ceskoslovenska vyslala
dals1 vojenske posily a Getty ma
rodn1ho cetnictva do 1zemf Te-
slna, lezlc1ho mezi jihozapad-
MIN Polskem "a Ceskosloven-
skem, ably zabranila v novych
najezdech polskych iredentis-
tn ma csl. skoly V tonic 1zem1,
JIM jiz n6kolikrate vyplen6n6.
Jedna Sc zejmena O 1zemi roz-
delene mezi Polsko a Ceskoslo-
vensko ma konferenci vyslancG
r. 1920. III.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Zajimavy kancelarsky vynalez

Zajfmavy vynalez v oboru
ADMINISTRATIVE ucinil jeden
prazsky soukromy 1Tednfk. Je-
no obor no nutil pracovati hod-
ne S diagramy. Pon6vadz dia-
gram je pracny pc manuelnf
STRANGE, prisel ma myslenku ma
hraditi kreslenf past pasky
pohyblivymi z barevneho ma
terialu. Sestrojil mohutny me-
chanismus a pc dels1ch zkous-
kach Sc dockal dspechu. Jeho
"diagraf" jak nazyva svGj pf1-
stroj, ma neomezene pouzit1
kolon ma milimetrovem pap1re.
Kazda kolona pax mGze pouzl-
tt az p6ti barev. PTednostf Wy
nalezu je, re diagraf niue dat
kazdou chv1li pTesny obraz o
situaci obchodu, skladiste, po-
hybu vojsk, stavu epidemic
kych nemocf atd. Nenf proste
oboru, ktery by nemohl novy
vynalez potTebovati. Hod1 Sc
pro kancelaT, pojistovny a bur
siany zvlast, policii, cetnictvo,
vojsko, skoly, ministerstva atd.
Jeho pTednostf je, Re Dude vel
mi levny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Nedostatek konskeho masa "
PraZe.

V Praze Sc snf ash sedesat
kon1 tydne. Je to mnohem me-
ne, nez drive, kdy jediny v6tSf
konsky Tezn1k privedl ma po-
razku "a tyden Is az 20 kon1.
Poptavka pc konskem mase je
Size velika, ale je nedostatek
jatecnych kon1. Stava Sc, re
konsky reznfk je nucen v dobe,
kdy by mel nejlepsf odbyt, "a
writ ma ctrnact dnf nebo i ma
mes1c kram. Podstatne zmeni-
10 Sc obecenstvo, ktere kupuje
konske maso. Div to byli tt
nejchudsf Tide, kteff 81 masa il
neho nemohli dopTat. Ones uz
maso vGbec nekupujf, protoze
ma ne nemajf. Jsou zakaznfci
now, nebot mnoho z tech, KIDD
drive kupovali hov6zf a vepTo-
We, mdze koupit jen konske.
Jedna Sc nyn1 O dovoz asi peti
set kon1 z ciziny, ale je pochyb
ne, bude-li dano dovozn1 povo-
len1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
KIDD jediny je v zenevs prot
Eduardo BeneSoVi?

z Prahy dochazf zprava.
Zvoleni ceskoslovenskeho mi
nistra DIR. Benese "a pTedsedu
zasedanf Rady Spolecnosti ma
rodG nel1bilo Sc mnohym, kter1
Ceskoslovensku a dru. Beneso-
vi tento 1spech neprej1. re to
byli v prve fade MadaTi, rozu-
mi Sc jaksi samo sebou. Benes
jake tvGrce Male dohody a ne
ochvejny obrance versaillskeho
mlru nen1 u Mich oblfben. Sa-
mi Sc neodvazili ovsem osobne
prot Benesovi vystoupit a pro-
to vyslali znameho renegata a
zradce Dvorcsaka, ktery mezi
diplomacy a zurnalisty v zene-
We pf1tomnymi rozdal pamflet,
namlfeny proti dru. Benesovi.
DGverou diplomatic V dra. Be-
nese nemohl ovsem tento ma
darsky Gin otrasti. Byl to .je-
nom pokus o pospinen1 csl. stat
n1ka. Pokus marny a zbytec-
ny, nebot Benese vazf 81 cely
svet.
Polaci by nebyli Polaky, kdy
by stejne jake Madafi nedali
ma jevo svoji East a neprfzen
jak k DIR. Benesovi, tax celemu
Ceskoslovensku. Udelali to
zpdsobem, ktery nelze nijak
nazvat nez nicotnym. Polsky
fisk Sc tim ovsem chlubf jake
nejakym velkym statnickym
cinem, ackoli kruz1ch vide
lanych lidf mohlo Sc to nazvat
zcela jinak. Kdyz ministr Be-
mes usporadal recepci jakozto
pfedseda Rady Spolecnosti ma
rodG, jedinf, kteT1 Sc ma recep-
ci nedostavili a tim prot volbe
Benese PROFESSIONAL, byli Pola-
eli. Vzbudilo to ovsem poor
most a provazeno to bylo slovy,
nikoli pro Polaky lichotivymi.
Nebot ma recepci byl take pT1-
|tomen italsky delegat Aloisi a
delegat habessky.
Jak sc IDA, Polak1m a Ma
darGm nelze jiz opravdu po-
moci. Jsou nevyleciteln1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Zahada obscene zeny.

V les1ku u Berouna byla v
pondel1 nalezena mrtvola nez-
name obscene zeny. Berouske
cetnictvo i cetnicka STANCE z
Kladna Sc dosud marne snaz1
O zjiStenf jeff totoznosti. Ma
cele veci je nejzahadn6jsi do
pis, ktery byl u zeny nalezen a
ktery Uni: "Situace jsem Sc
dopatrala teprve posledn1 IT,
den Poole CS. PTfsaham pfi
spase duse sve, re jsem nikdy
ami stfn podezrenf nemela a
re nemam ma tom zadnou u
cast. Odchaz1m z tohoto sve-
ia, ponevadz bych nemohla Il
ii hanbou." Podpis F. N.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18

vni stan armady citajfcf ma je-
den million.
' obave, re Italska armada
dobyde Harar a pax prerus1
spoJenl s drahou Ababa-Dji-
BOUT, americky diplomaticky
zastupce, Cornelius Van HI. En-
CERT, poradil v pondell vsem a.
merickym zenam a ditkam O.
pustiti lined Ethiopii.
Financn1 sankce nam1rene
prot Italii v penezitych ohle-
dech, jez donutiti mali Italii
zastavenf valky, schvaleny by
ly zastupci Lfgy Narod1 shro-
mazdenymi v pondelf v Zene-
We.
Premier Mussolini die vseho
verf, re Angle rozhodnuta jest
ma waikiki a die vseho ztrac1 ma
deli, re valce v Europe zakro-
ceno byti Dude mono.
Mussolini pry Tekl senatoru
Henry Allen z Kansas, jenz dl1
V Italii, jak vazf Sc neutrality
SpoJenych StatG v nynejs1m
konfliktu.
V Rhine Sc povfda, re Ethio-
pane vltaj1 italskou armada.
Armada ma 100000 habes-
skych domorodcG pTipravena k
boJi, nastoupila pochod do kra-
je Ogadenu, kde je nahroma-
demo asi $4,000 italskych voja-
XII. Italove hlasf, re jich letci
znicili osady Damot a Mosques
V Habesi, Sc ztratou ma $1,000
mrtvych ci ranenych domorod-
CT.
Jedenact italskych letcn v
nedeli vrhalo pumy ma Gerlo-
gubi, pfi cemz SO habesskych
pesakG bylo "a Viva zasypano
v podzemnfm 1krytu kan Sc
skryli, kdyz byl zasazen bonn
bou. Italska letadla dale pu-
movala fadu osad v okrsku Da-
nakil, kde bylo mnoho domo-
rodcG zabito nebo poraneno.
Ethiopska mobilizace v oko-
Ii Harraru je skoro jiz 1plna.
Zprava z Jijigy o~znamovala,
re tam prochazejf tisfce GER
nych vojakG denne,, ma ceste
ku fronte v Ogadenu. Ma teto
fronte byly hlaseny dosud jen
mens1 sarvatky, ale mocny ital-
sky 1tok Sc ocekava CO nejdr1-
We. Ethiopstf nacelnici tvrdf,
re cerny velitel somalskych (i-
talskych) domorodych vojakG,
preset ma jich stranu Sc 1000
ozbrojenych muzG.
PasazeTi kterf prijeli VIA
KEN z Adds Ababy do Dzibu-
ii, Francouzske Samolsko, pri-
nesli zpravu, re jeden italsky
armadn1 aeroplan byl sestTelen
habesskymi ostrostrelci u AT
demu, ma zeleznicnf trait dc
Dzibuti. Diva d1stojnfci a pi-
lot byll Zabltl.
Poole zpravy z Adgiratu, j.
ma tlupa asi 1000 habesskych
valecnfkG Sc pfihlasila ma ital-
ske fronte, nasledujfc pTebeh-
mutt k Italii habesskeho nacel-
nfka Halle Selassie Gugsy.
Jich naceln1k, jehoz jmeno ne
bylo udano, nez Sc vidal, po-
slal ItalGm list, re 81 nepreje
byti p%ovazovan "a z~ajatce, a
re chce zGstati ozbrojen. Jeho
vojaci pry vydali move belgicke
pusky, a opascfch pry NELL
patrony vyrobene We Francii r.
1884. Omen naceln1k pry take
Italdm vyzradil, re velka ha-
besska armad a pod velenfm
korunn1ho prince Sc soustfedi
ma fronte cd Sakoty do Amba
Ahadzi, 100 mil jizne cd ital-
ske fronty.
Genral Emilion de Bono, We
litel italskeho kolonialniho vol
ska, Sc oficielne ujal vlady v
Aduwe, ktera byla Italif for
maine annektovana. Mesto,
zabrane Italy pred tydnem by
10 slavnostne vyzdobeno vlaj-
kami a kvetinami, jakoz i sla-
v%obranami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Celia 1roda shorela phi mlaceni

Ma statku Jana Slav1cka v
Smiradovic1ch nedaleko Stra-
konic NELL motorovou mlatic-
ku. Motor, kterym jest mlatic-
ka pohanena, Sc behem prace
ucpal sazemi, nastal vybuch a
v okamziku vznala Sc celia uro-
da We stodole. Lide sotva "a
chranili sve zivoty.
, 1935-02-10
Don't Put On New
Auto License Yet

HARLINGEN, Feb. 9.-Believe It
or not. 1t L. q punishable offense
TO have a 1885 license plate on your
automobile.
Hill Foreman. highway patrolman,
has already caught motorists with
new plates on their carr He pointed
out that although the new license
plates are nov obtainable that they
cannot be attached until midnight,
April I. On the other hand, autos
appearing on the public thorough
fares the morning OF April 2 must
have the tags attached.
The state officer pointed out also
that persons buying new automobiles
in February and March. must buy
1884 license tags. He said that the
new law does not provide for an ex-
tension OF the license year but for a
new license year beginning April 2.
, 1935-02-10
seth PARKER
CALLS FOR AID

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. o. R-
One Of the strangest calls for aid the
Pacific has known sent an Austral-
ian cruiser with the third son OF
King George hurrying to the aid Of
an American entertainer aboard the
four-masted schooner Seth Parker
In the South Seas Saturday.
The schooner, with Phillips Lord
and q crew Of II aboard. sent out
continual calls throughout the night
that she was In extreme danger
and high seas were hurting solid
walls Of water over her decks.
No SOS was sent and no damage to
the ship or injury to its crew was
reported. The Seth Parker report
ed winds Of near gale force but all
nearby ships and island points re-
ported fair weather.
The only exception was from the
cruiser Australia which reported a
cylonic depression west Of the
schooner. The cruiser turned aside
from her course to Fiji. where she
was taking the Duke Of Gloucester
after he had toured Australia on be-
half Of the Crown, to speed to the
side Of the Seth Parker. 800 miles
north Of Tahiti.
The Australia was expected to pull
alongside the little schooner Satur-
day.
, 1935-02-10

whatever communities public works
are undertaken. word passed around
the capitol that the white house was
in for one OF its hardest battles when
this issue reaches the floor, regard
less Of what the committee does.
Counter balancing this was the
prediction OF one OF the shrewdest
politicians in the senate that, gen.
orally speaking, the republican in
dependents and democrats would
join to put the bill through In vir-
tually the same way 1t passed the
house.
This authority, who preferred not
TO be quoted by name, anderson
ed his forecast even after taking into
account the tendency among demo-
Gratis themselves to balk at many Of
the broad provisions in the measure.
Look at the world court vote"
he said. The democrats took one
strike on that. They won't take two
strikes and get that far away from
the white house. A lot Of them want
10 come back"
Senator Mcclellan D-Tenn.). af-
ter a conference with President
Roosevelt, predicted the prevailing
wage clause would be eliminated by
the committee when Il takes up the
bill Monday for final action.
IL don't think we should entice
men to leave regular jobs to 20 on
work relief" he said on leaving the
white house.
While Senator McCarran ID
New, author OF the amendment ap-
proved Thursday IL to 8, doubted
the reversal could be accomplished,
he conceded presidential pressure
might do the trick. There was plen-
~ OF evidence Saturday the exeu-
tive was doing all he could by tele-
phone TO ditch the amendment.
Organized labor had its represen-
tatives at the capital trying to coun-
teract whatever switches the pres
ident's adherents were accomplish
ing. McCarran's group contends a
wage on public works less than that
prevailing in private ENTERPRISE
would bring down the general level
OF pay In all construction. The ad-
ministration disputes this and asserts
TO make the federal wages equal or
nlgner would draw men from private
employment and discourage those
given jobs under the $4,000. 600. 600
works expenditure from taking pri-
vate work when available. II also
claims the prevailing wage require
ment would boost the cost Of the
program by two or three billion dol
lars.
, 1935-02-10
Musical Production
Planned AT La Feria
Especial 20 The Heraldl

Especial 70 The HeraldD
LA FERIA, Feb. s.-The high
school boys and girls glee clubs,
assisted by the school orchestra. will
present IAN Old Spanish Custom,
In the high school auditorium Fri
day night, Feb Is.
With a setting In southern Cali
fornia. surrounded by the romance
and glamour Of Old Mexico, and a
plot woven around o veteran OF the
World War and his buddies. inter-
est and humour are brought into the
story.
The cast will include IS high
school students, Is junior high stud
ents and the complete orchestra as
well as q number Of musicians from
the community. The musical organi-
cations are directed by Miss Clovis
Hickman and Edward Hatchett, as
sisted by Miss Ruth voight and Mrs.
Juanita Burchfield.
, 1935-02-10
U.S.. BRITAIN
PACT URGED

CAPETOWN, Feb. s.-P-Amer-
lea and Britain. working together,
could keep the lid clamped down on
the Pacific. the worlds new danger
spot. General Jan SHUTS said here
Saturday night.
Eff Japan knew that treaty or no
treaty there existed In fact a policy
OF practical cooperation between the
British and American groups, he told
the South African Institute OF In
ternational Affairs. that knowledge
Of itself would In all probability
suffice to insure peace in the Pa
cific."
Asserting Japan's present policy
holds within II the possibility that
virtually the entire world may be-
come emhroiled In the Pacific, the
South African soldier and states
man said:
The dominions desire the closest
association possible between Great
Britain and the United States In
world affairs for their own future
security.
They look partly to the United
States" he added. "for they feel
sure that what happened In the
great war would happen again. and
that in any grave crisis Of the
future and in any hour Of danger
these two groups would be found
side by side. treaty or no treaty"
At the same time. General SHUTS
declared the "sensitiveness" Of Asia
tic nations necesSitates a double
dose Of charity" on the part of Eur
ope and America.
"Japan's situation calls for a large
measure Of patience. good will and
cooperation between the United
States and the British common
wealth." he said.
Delegates 10 the Imperial Press
Conference, which closed Its Cape
town sessions Saturday, we're among
the audience which heard General
SHUTS, who has Just recovered from
illness.
A practical policy OF cooperation
between Britain and America in the
Pacific. he told his hearers, "for
the maintenance OF the integrity OF
China and future peace i the most
important step that could be taken
In international affairs"
Unless the United States lends
It's cooperation In the economic or
other isolation Of an aggressor which
has been marked down by the ma
chinery OF the league, the Paris
peace pact will remain the pious
hope 1t has been so far"
, 1935-02-10
Ontario Fan Hears
Police Radio Here

Y. II. Neal Of Windsor. Ontario
reports clear reception Of KGHT
BROWNSVILLE police radio. IN n jetter
received here Saturday BY Lieuten-
ant uf Police John r.. Armstrong
The Canadian picked I'm the
brownsville station early "wednesday
morning, reporting your signals
came through very clearly and with
good volume nj long as there were
no other stations on at the same
time" S04Ae
The Brownsville station uses no
watts of power. operating on 7sa9
kilDcycles- al present IL IL On the air
nom o p. m. to 8 a. m. but IN the
future this service will be increased
40 run "a hours a day.
A new antenna. to be mounted on
30-toot masts being erected an
buildings near the city hall. "a ex-
pected to increase efficiency Of the
station TO n considerable extent
The new antenna Is expected 10 10
in operation early this week
, 1935-02-10
|ELSA'S BLAZE
DAMAGE HEAVY
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ELSA. Feb. 9.-Loss Of at leasf
100000 was sustained by the South
ern Pacific lines and r. II. Vahlsings
Inc. early Friday night when the
huge Vahlsing vegetable packing
plant burned to the ground.
Wills ]. Carter. assistant general
freight and passenger agent for the
Southern Pacific. who Ia stationed &C
Harrington. estimated that the rail-
roads loss was about $4,000. which
included IA refrigerator cars.
While Melvin Giese Vahlsing man
ager could not make an accurate es-
innate Of the loss before q check 10
made, 1t was estimated that ma
chinery. large shipments Of crates.
other equipment and considerable
loss OF produce would place thu
plants loss at not less than $4,000.
The fire started In the west END
Of the building where crates and 9TH
er inflammable materials were stor-
ed, and may have been caused by
spontaneous combustion, some OBJ
servers stated. The blaze already had
gained considerable Roadway before
It was discovered. and spread rapid
ly. Both the Elsa and Weslaco fire
departments responded TO the align
but the structure was q mass OF
flames before they could arrive on
the scene. The Edinburg fire de-
partment also was called, but the
fire was too general for the combined
departments to check 1t.
Southern Pacific engineers staked
off ground for another plant early
Saturday morning. and construction
win begin Monday. II was stated.