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, 1935-11-22
QUEEN

Reunitlng the great producer
director combination which made
motion picture history with such
films as The Covered Wagon
odd IronSides'' and others. the new
Jesse II LaSkv-JameS Cruze produc-
ton. "Helloorsdo," shows Friday
and Saturday at the Queen Theatre,
Brownsville.
"Helldorado" Is the story OF a
group Of eleven stranded strangers,
cut off from the world by cloud
burst and flood. who find adventure
and romance in an abandoned Cali
fornia ghost town. More particular
~, 1t Is the story OF a beautiful
young heiress. the millionaire who
is about to marry her. and the foot
loose young adventurer who teaches
her that she Is just a woman after
all
Richard Arlen and Madge Evans
play the young adventurer and the
heiresS with outstanding skill and
prominent In their support are such
important players as Ralph Bellamy.
James Gleason, Henry 3. Walthall-
Helen Jerome Eddy. Berton Church
III and Stepin Fetchit.
, 1935-11-22
I~ntracoastal Canal
Brief Limit Extended
Especial to The Heraldl

HARLINGEN. Nov. 22- Notice
that time limit for filing Of briefs
in favor Of the proposed extension
OF the IntracOastal Canal from
Corpus Christi to Harlingen ana
Port Isabel has been extended TO
April 1. 1896 has been received here
from Col. II. III. Marks. district u.
S. Army engineer az Galveston.
The u. S. Board OF army engin-
GERS failed 10 rule lavOrably on the
suggested extension, on the grounds
that insufficient tonnage was
shown. but Is reviewing the project
az the request OF the Rivers and
HarbOrs committee Of congress.
"A brief Oh the extension 10 the
Valley Is under preparation by the
Intracoastal Canal Association, &C
cOrding to reports here.
, 1935-11-22
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
SALE
THE STATE or TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON

COUNTY OF CAMERON
Notice Is Hereby Given that By vir-
tue OK a certain order oi Sale issued
out OF the Honorable l03rd Judicial
District Court OF Cameron County on
the 31st day Of October. 1885. by J. j.
Bishop. Clerk az said Court. for the
sum OF Two Thousand -Four Hundred
Sixty-one 75-l00 Dollars, with interest
and costs OF suit. under q Judgment,
In favor OF Security Bank a. Trust Co,
IN a certain cause in said Court. No.
1909 and styled. Security nj O.
Trust Co, vs.. u. Clifford Noblett. e. al.
placed IN nv HANDS for service. I. y. "a.
Goolsby. as Sheriff OF Cameron County.
Texas. did on the ith clay q November.
1885. levy on certain Real Estate. sit
uated IN Cameron County, Texas, de-
scribed as follows. to-wIt:
22.j6 acres. being an OF Blocks Nos.
% and n OF the Harrington Citrus Gar
deas Unit No. I. a Subdivision OF the
North 34O.4 acres of Survey No. 286.
Cameron County. Texas. as shown
by plat duly recorded. and levied
upon as the property Of J. Cliff
ford Noblett, Western Development
Corporation and Valley Properties. Inc.
and that on the First Tuesday I'D De-
cembar. 1885. the same being the 3rd
day OF said month. n the Court House
door OF Cameron County. In the City OF
Brownsville, Texas. between the hours
OF 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. by virtue OF
said levy and said order OF Sale. 7 Will
sell saic above described Real Estate
at public vendue. FOR cash to the highest
bidder. as the property OF said J. Cliff
ford Noblett. Western Development Cor
poration and Valley Properties. Inc.
And in compliance with law. I give
this notice by publication, IN the ng-
Nsh language. ono q week for three
consecutive weeks Immediately proceed
ing said DAY OF sale, in me Browns
Cameron County.
witness my hand this 9th day OF
November. 1885.
J. A. GOOLSBY. Sheriff Cameron
County. Texas.
By Gustavo Vera. Deputy.
I1-S-l5-22-3t-5O44.
, 1935-11-22
Hinkly Chides Dems
On AAA and Program

N2H|NHAA W. AAN AAAHAAAN
SAN BENTTO. Nov. 20. - w B..
Hinkly spoke on the shortcomings
OF the New Deal agricultural pro-
gram before the Rotary club Thurs
day at the Stonewall Jackson hotel
IN the absence OF r.. Fl. Sawyer.
president OF the McAIien Chamber
OF Commerce, who became suddenly
III.
DR.. Hugh Robertson announced
that the free Will offering taken up
at the Union Thanksgiving service
to be held az the Baptist church
would be given TO charity. There
will be no meeting Of the club
next week.
Ramiro and JoSefina r. Eiizondo,
danced to Accomplishments by Dora
Rios.
The delegation OF Harrington Ro-
tarianS this week was made up III
w. Il. Trammell. ID. ID. Norton, Dan
Murphy. McHenry Tichenor. and E
G. Bennett. Guests included @. ri.
L0ngStreth Of St. Louis and Rev. Q.
Q. Boatman. new pastor Of the
First Methodist church. Longstreth
Is with the Missouri Pacific.
A man who weighs 200 pounds on
the earth would weigh 3 tons ii he
could live on the sun.
, 1935-11-22
nITTMANN

The earth-Old institution Of mar
rage receives a brand new treat
ment via the cinema.
Bachelor Bait" IS the comedy
hit which gives the marriage insti-
tuition a ~rollicking new deal, cut en-
tirely from q laugh deck. az the
Dittmann theatre, with Stuart Ell
win. Pert Kelton. "Skeets' Gsllagh-
er and Rochelle Hudson In prom
inent roles.
Scen3rized BY the ex-cOmedv star.
Glenn Tvron. Bachelor Bait" con-
Germs the operations OF a matrimon-
ial agency, where tive dollars rates
the ideal mate for the client. With
laugh-prOvCking SldelightS. Ro-
nance. Inc. introduces anXiouS-to-
be bridegrCOms TO eager-tO-be brides.
and. scientifically, makes good mari
tai material from poor.
, 1935-11-22

A man who weighs 200 pounds on
the earth would weigh 3 tons ii ne
could live on the sun.
, 1935-11-22

JELL-O, all flavors, per pkg. sc
SARDINES, Olivia, IA can Size
BEANS, :. & S. String. , No. 2 cans zoe
SKYFLAKE WATERS. 15-oz. pkg. ~. zoe
, 1935-11-22
RIYOLI. SAN RENITO

star over Broadway" the screens
latest musical comedy romance,
booked for showing Friday and Sat
urday at the Rivoli theatre in San
Benito and Saturday midnite pre-
view. Sunday and Monday at the AZ,
cadia theatre in Harrington, features
Evening star., 1935-11-27
G. u. PREPS LEAVE
FOR IONA CONTEST
Coach Gardner Takes II Players
on New York Trip-Hopes to
End Losing Streak.

SEVENTEEN Georgetown Prep foot
- ball players and Coach Joe
Gardner left this morning for New
Rochelle, N. Y, where tomorrow
morning they come to the end of a
losing season In what is becoming an
annual game with the Iona High
School team of that city.
Unsuccessful in its quest for victory
in each of its previous five starts and
riddled by injuries all Fall, each mem
ber of the squad will have cause to
give thanks when the final whistle
blows tomorrow, ending their season
of turmoil and unhappy incidents.
While Capt. Billy Franklin will sit
on the bench in uniform for the first
time since he broke his collarbone
more than a month ago, there is lit
tie likelihood of him getting into the
game. Gardner thought, however,
that his presence might lend encour-
agement to an otherwise disheartened
squad.
Five Of tomorrow's starting eleven
will be playing their last game for
Georgetown Prep. Along with Frank
lin, Schroeder, Morse, Cullen, DAILY
and O'Connor will graduate before an
other grid season rolls around. OF
that group, Schroeder has proved
most valuable this year, proving an
excellent pass receiver at his end
post and a fearless defensive man.
Evening star., 1935-11-27
Pelley Star on Links.

ONE of the newer members of the
Burning Tree Club, while not as
sociated with the Government in an
official capacity. is John J. Pelley,
former president of the New York, New
Haven & Hartford, and darned good
golfer If you listen to the men who
have been licked by him. Pelley, pres
ident of a railway association, gets
around in the high 70s.
But one of the big laughs at Burning
Tree, where they don't take their golf
seriously, is to gallery game in which
Senator Harrison and Commissioner
Allen are playing. They RIB" each
other all the time. If the green is
slow Pat will tell George how fast it
is, and If fast he will expatiate on how
slow the greens are today.
It's really riot to listen to the run
ming fire Of conversation between the
two. They keep books on their golf
winnings and losses and pay of on
New Year day. So far no one has
grown wealthy on the proceeds. al
though they don't spare the horses on
the first tee.
Evening star., 1935-11-27
SENATOR HOLDS I
HANDICAP AT CLUB
Has Scored as Low as 76.
Commissioner Allen Is
Favorite Opponent.
by w. r. McCALLUM.

IF YOU can judge by club handi-
caps, Senator Pat Harrison of
Mississippi is the best golfer among
a the official group that plays the
Burning Tree course. For Senator
Pat not only has the knack of con-
triving winning golf games, but he
also has reduced his handicap so that
he sports the lowest impost among
the golfers at Burning Tree who are
connected with governmental activities
in an official way.
Harrison's handicap Is 7 strokes
against a par of 72 for that rugged
layout where so much of Washington
off1cialdom indulges in its vot-lifting.
But he is closely pushed by Representa-
tive Chester Bolton of Ohio, who is
one of the better amateurs from the
swanky Mayfield Club of Cleveland,
and by his playmate on many round
of the links, District Commissioner
George E. Allen.
Bolton has a handicap of strokes
and usually plays Burning Tree in the
low 80s, while Allen, whose golf has
been cut into by his P. w. A. activities,
has a IL handicap, indicating an
average of around "a for the course.
Evening star., 1935-11-27
Buue Operation Harrison Burning Trees Ocial Star
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

THREE changes have been made
in the intercollegiate basket
ball rules at the suggestion Of the
A. A. U. They are: % Permis-
sion to shoot for the basket after a
dribble, CD holding one hand be-
hind the back on q jump ball and
go playing an extra period to
settle a tie instead Of playing for
one field goal.
Rex Collier, Dewey Zirkin, George
Schmidt, Ralph Du Boise, Reed
Munson and other Tech High stu
dents just returned from q gun
ming trip on which they caught q
fox, in addition to bagging 20 rab-
bits and 10 quail.
What Is expected to be one Of
the best sandlot foot ball games
Of the season is to be played to-
morrow between the Mohawks and
Vic Gauzza's Nationals. The win
ner will meet the Vigilantes for
the District title.
Evening star., 1935-11-27
Harrison Has Hit rs.

SENATOR HARRISON has scored as
low as 76 at Burning Tree, which
is considerable golf for a man of his
age over such a tough layout So has
Allen, who is some years HarriSon's s
junior.
But the best golfers of the club are
not in the official group. Although no
club championship has been staged
at Burning Tree for some years, Walter
r. Tuckerman generally is regarded as
the leading player. He plays from
scratch in the club events, and L. W.
Laudick, who was runner-up for the
Columbia club title few weeks back,
runs him close second.
Tuckerman has played the course in
SO. while Laudick has done that ardu-
Gus layout in II.
Evening star., 1935-11-27
Frowned On Dog Racing.

THE meeting was attended by presi-
- dents of the league clubs. Charles
r Adams, ma ajority stockholder Of the
Braves, and Maj. Francis Murphy,
who represented the minority stock
holders. Adams controls $500 Of the
$4,000 shares.
A year ago, Judge Emil Fuchs, then
club president, sought to operate a
dog racing plant at Braves Field in
order to solve his difficulties, but be-
cause Of the gambling aspect the plan
was frowned on by the league moguls.
AS a result the Braves for time
were threatened with loss of the park.
Later the league underworld the rem
tai of the field.
Just before the beginning Of last
season, Babe Ruth was signed as vice
president and assistant manager.
But the aging Babe failed to
heighten the turnstile tempo, became
embroiled with the club officials and
finally resigned. Fuchs stepped out In
August as the Braves set up new
records in losing ball games.
Evening star., 1935-11-27
80 HARRIERS TO RUN
IN TURKEY DAY RACE
University of Maryland Enters
Nine in Track Clubs An.
nual Contest,

THIRTY-NINE are sure to start, and
more may sign up today, in the
second annual cross country race Of
the Washington Track and Field Club,
to be started tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock in Rock Creek Park. Two COL
leges and three independent teams
have entered favorites in the 6A-
mile run.
Latest to enter are nine members Of
the University Of Maryland track
squad. Those planning to represent
the black and gold are K. Belt, G. Con-
nelly, S. Dibbs, r. Gray, v. Gray. s.
Gerber, c. Orcutt, r. Maurer and G..
Young.
Eight contestants from the Balti-
more Cross Country Club also have
signed up for the event. They are J.
Bears, w. Folmer, Z. Martak, G. Mar
tax, e. Newton, w. Rich, r. Thomp-
son and r. Weinreich.
Evening star., 1935-11-27
ROBERTSON REGAINS
BOWIE RIDING LEAD
Boots Home Four Winners to Top
Wagner-only One Displays
Glass in Workout.

BY the Associated Press.
ALFRED SLIM ROBERTSON re- re-
- gained the lead in the race for
riding laurels at Bowie by scoring
on four winners yesterday. The VIC
tories gave him margin Of three
over j. Wagner, second-stringer Of
the Greentree Stable.
Only one, from Mrs. Deering Howe's
stable, stepped to the front as a can
didate for the Bowie Thanksgiving
handicap by working eight furlongs in
1:41 3/5 Monday. Only one is named
for both the S2,500 Thanksgiving event
and the Bryan and O'Hara Memorial
on Saturday, the closing day. He
may start in only one of these races.
A. A. Baroni's Top Row, twice victor
over Discovery, has been shipped from
Texas to Santa Anita, Calf. Top
Row, winner of the Waggoner Me-
mortal Handicap, is rated as one Of
the leading candidates for the 500, 900
Santa Anita Handicap in February.
Evening star., 1935-11-27
HANLEY COACHING AGAIN
Will Help Kerr Coach East Team
for Coast Contest.

CHICAGO, November 27 [P).-Dick
Hanley, former Northwestern coach,
Is back in the gridiron wars again.
Collaborating with Andy Kerr Of
Colgate, Hanley will drill the Eastern
team for the annual East-West game
for the benefit Of the Shrine Hospital
for Crippled Children. which will be
played for the tenth time at San
Francisco New Year day.
Evening star., 1935-11-27
QUINT WINS BY POINT.

Printing once fves were the victors in
Southeast Community Center League
games last night. The fraternity court
men nosed out the American Stone
quintet, 24-23, but the Printers had
little more than workout in swamp
ing Epworth, Al to 10. Myskowski's
nine field goals had a lot to do with
G. P. O.'s superiority.
Evening star., 1935-11-27
ST. JOHNS BASKET
PROSPECTS BRIGHT
Three Regulars and Two Strong
Reserves Back From Last
Year-37 in SQUAD.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
A NNAPOLIS, Md, November al
= With three regulars and two first
string substitutes included in the squad
of 81 players, Coach Dutch Lentz is
optimistic over the prospects Of his
st. Johns College basket ball team.
Len De Lisio, former Central High
School star from Washington; Bill
Ross and Johnny Lambros are slated
for regular berths, while Charles
Koogle and Charley Cunningham, who
saw action last year, are standout
candidates for the remaining posi-
tions.
St. Johns will open a 15-game
schedule with Hampden-Sydney at
Annapolis on December IS. The
schedule:
December 1e. Hampden-Sydney. home
January. H.. Elon. home: is. Johns
Hopkins at Baltimore; 2s. western Mary
land at Westminster.
February J.. Washington College at
Chestertown: 8. American University.
hYrg: g; Loyola at Baltimore: II. univer-
sity Of Maryland at College Park; is. West
yersity at washington; 20, Wsshinston
College, home; rs. Loyola, home; 90.
Mount st. Mary's. home.
March 4. Johns Hopkins. home.
Evening star., 1935-11-27
Beer Keg Kentucky Grid Jinx
Hasn't Beaten Tennessee Since 1t Became Trophy,
But Hopes to Turn Trick Tomorrow.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Y EXTINCTION, KY, November
1 27.-A little old beer keg,
4 symbol Of foot ball rivalry
0 between the Universities Of
Tennessee and Kentucky, may house
q jinx.
At any rate. Kentucky hasn't
won a game since 1925, the year
the keg came into the picture. The
rivalry began back in 1899 and will
be renewed here tomorrow.
Hopes of the Kentucky Wildcats
Evening star., 1935-11-27
LAND0N GAINS REVENGE
Beats st. Albans 1OO-Pounders to
Offset Early Defeat.

Adherents of the st. Albans and
Landon 100-pound elevens still are
arguing about the merits of their re.
spective favorites today, even though
the Landon team won TO victory on
its own grid yesterday. That triumph,
however, only evened the seasons
count between the two teams as an
earlier game was won by st. Adams.
1t was the last game for each team.
Hickey Marsh's 10-yard sprint
around end climaxed a 7O-yard sus-
tained march for the only touchdown
of the game, in the second quarter.
George Perkins took Dick Perkins pass
over the line for the extra point.
Tipeuy,e apd e,,p,yoary.
Evening star., 1935-11-27

to rout the jinx and upset the ia
vored Tennessee Volunteers are
wrapped up in HalfbackS Bert
johnson and Bob Davis.
johnson, who scored two touch
downs against Alabama's Rose Bowl
team last year and gained 108
yards on scrimmage plays this year
against Ohio State, is back in top
form after being laid low by leg
infection. Davis, one of the Nations
leading gridiron scorers. will be
cunning for points to add to the
sc he already has piled up.
Evening star., 1935-11-27
BASKET LEAGUE BUSY
Three Games Scheduled Tonight
In Heurich ORGANIZATION.

Three games are scheduled in the
Heurich Basket Ball League tonight.
with action taking place in the Brewery
gym.
Heurich's Flashes and Little Tavern
will open the triple-header at 7:30
O'Clock, w. P. A. will face Bovello
Plumbers at $3.50 and one hour later
Acacia will clash with Fort Myer. The
Flashes and Acacia each will be seek
ing second victory in as many league
starts.
Evening star., 1935-11-27
Seven Army Men
In Last Grid Tilt

WEST POINT, New York, Mo-
w vember 27-Seven members
of Arlny's starting lineup will be
playing their final game against
the Navy Saturday,
Those graduating next June are
Capt. Bill Shuler, Jack Clifford.
Nick Necrason, Hal Wolf, Bill
Grohs, Tarzan True and Whitley
Grove.
The other four members, Monk
Meyer, John Eriksen, Stan Smith
and Woody Stromberg. are juniors.
Casey Vincent, alternate center
with Clifford, also is a senior.
Evening star., 1935-11-27
ALCOVAS PLAY GUNNERS
Team in Game Tomorrow Also Is
After Sunday Tilt.

Risking its undefeated record,
marred only by q tie, the Alcova A. C.
will meet the strong Seaman Gunner
eleven ut 2:30 o'clock tomorrow on
the Arlington Field.
A game for Sunday Is sought by
Alcova, which may be contacted by
calling Manager Henson at Claren-
don 1890.
Evening star., 1935-11-27
HARGADEN RECOVERING
Cage Star Is Lost to Sleuths Be-
nayYaa of 0parafion

cause Of Operation.
Ed Hargaden, who thrilled thou
sands of basket ball fans while play
ing for Georgetown University, Is re-
covering at Georgetown Hospital from
an emergency appendectomy.
Stricken late Saturday night, Har-
gaden was rushed to the hospital and
operated upon Immediately. The main
cog Of a strong Bureau Of Investigation
quint, Hargaden will be lost to the
Sleuths for a year.
Evening star., 1935-11-27
BASKETERS CHALLENGE.

The Washington Canoe Club quint
would like to schedule strong un-
limited teams. Call Ed Trilling at
Cleveland 6034.
Evening star., 1935-11-27
LITTLE TAvERNs BOOK.

Jake Hoddinott Is booking games
for the Little Taverps basket ball
team. Call Georgia 7272 or Adams
S497-M.
Evening star., 1935-11-27

IouchdoWn-R. E. Marsh Point after
touchdovn-G. Perkins (paSs from R. Per.
GnS GTSenins WaiS sute9 Nssh
Lonnquist, Mather. Referee-Mr. Collins
Landonl. Umpire-Mr. Triplet Gandon).
Evening star., 1935-11-27
Debts Total S325,000.

s A result of this action the Ma
= tional League is now in position
to receive proposals for the acquisition
of the Boston franchise and players
contracts and will consider all pro-
posals submitted in writing to the
president of the National League on
or before the date of the annual meet
ing on December 10, 1885. in Chicago
(the date Of the leagues annual
meeting).
AT this time no definite proposals
have been submitted, but the National
League guarantees that there will be
no break in the operation of the Bos-
ton National League base ball club in
Boston, which has operated continu-
ously since 1876"
The debts of the club are estimated
to total 1926, 900. This amount, Prick
said, would be cleared either by re-
organization Of the club ownership
or by the league, if the latter finds 1t
necessary to operate the club.
Evening star., 1935-11-27
LEAGUE AWAITING
OFFERS FOR CLUB
National Owners Unanimous
In Absorbing Franchise
of Boston Club.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
N YEW YORK, November 27.-The
nj Boston Braves base ball team
VI was National League orphan
A. v today, its franchise dangling
before any one who would open his
Golfers to the risky business of base
ball.
Beset with financial perplexities. the
lowly Braves, who finished far in the
cellar last season, were taken over by
the league yesterday after the action
was Endorsed unanimously by the
other presidents of the circuit.
It was the first time since 1908,
when the league took over the fran
chise of the Philadelphia club, that
such drastic action had been taken.
Ford C. Frick, league president, said
In a statement:
This action was taken because OF
the failure of the Boston National
League Base Ball Co. to fulfill its
contractual obligations over an ex-
tended period of time.
Evening star., 1935-06-28
LIST 70 CLASSES
FOR HORSE SHOW
D. c. Entrants Will Strive
for Awards Tomorrow
at Falls Church.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
TALLS CHURCH. Va. June 25.-
- Twenty classes will be contested
in the annual horse and pony
- show Of the Whitefront Riding
School to be held tomorrow begin.
ming at IL am.
Hunters, saddle horses and ponies
will be featured, with trophies and
ribbons to be awarded the winners in
each event A large number of entries
Is expected from Northern Virginia,
Maryland and the District Of Columbia.
Glasses are as follows:
Class Pony harness. for ponies 1872
Tor ponies I4@ hands and under. Eiy 70 ):
ridden by children l6 years and under
Glass 3-Pony saddle. for ponies over -
hf den b. aa eRsn hS oyer years honq az nnd. G be c a
PONY Jump. ~ inches and under, 70
Jump feet: over - inches and under -
5amp % 'nR hanas and not over niSds
TO Jump = feet Glass 6-Road hack 20
be shown at walk. trot and salop. Class
Glass S-Three-year-old hunters 10 jump
over :: feet Glass 9-Open hunters over
outside course. Class In-Pairsd hunters.
HanSer @ pack Gas nOnt I5@Toucb 'si and out.
Class II - Hunters non-thoroughbred.
Glass 15-Bantam class. for horse over "a
hands and under II -! Glass I6-Corin-
than over outside course with hunt colors
and whip called for. Class l1-Handicap
show. tc Jump :}iz feet Glass lS-Lead-in
class for horses that are or suitable to
become hunters. Glass la-Lead-in class
for yesr-olds. Glass 2O-RidinE school
horse class
judges will be D. o Furr OF Middleburs.
,IUdpP / y AieyandeY IaaShtYra
J. o. Williams Of WASHINGTON. H. NJ.
Powell is general manager.
Evening star., 1935-06-28

camp Of the Maryland National
Guard into one of the best small-bore
rife ranges in the country.
1t will be the scene of the four
teenth annual tournament Of the
Eastern Small Bore Association from
July to July 8. with more than 300
rife experts competing.
The new range, with more than so
double frame targets available at each
Of the short ranges, so and 100 yards
and so meters. and with so disap-
pearing targets at the 200yard range
will be fllly adequate to take care Of
the crowd Of shooters.
Oficials of the National Rife Asso-