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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-02-02
No LOVELY
PTiON

Hand Mrs. Louis Kahn and
sdore Lease, Of Dublin, Ga,
|Arre Kalin and Mr.. Jerry
Eo; Baltimore. Nd. are the
&t guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
lain. They came especially
tni a brilliant reception on
&ay evening at the George
ti., hotel given by Mr.. and
B Psar,man for their son,
bin Frederick Pearlman,
marriage TO Miss Ann Man
b an elaborate event in st.
b., Fla, this week. Mrs.
kar. Of Asheville, and Mrs.
|s,s sisters.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-02-02

Mary Roberts Rinehart says
that those who possess complete
freedom seldom are happy. Free
dom and weep, eh, Mary?
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-02-02
GOLD DECISION MONDAY

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2. (UP(
Justices of the United States
supreme met today IN a secret
conference, assumed to be the
last exchange of views before
announcing the tribunals decl,
sion with reference to the goldi
clause, feature of the New Deal
policies. The decision is expect
ed Monday.
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les CLUB
ETRTAlNED

| IN. BrunSon entertained -
t. 4, club de.ishtfqlly yes
EI's s;.srroor and had several e
a-,, Mrs. II. E. Buc-
| 5o 1,' me club prize for high,
Fr w, H. Franks visiting
! . ,, Mad course was served.
] ! > attending this attractive
ssrs Nssiames Franks, Hi
! Milan Nina Francis. H. c. Ran
l''., Foster. A. ". Grower,
4. Cssyss: the personnel OF
f. includes Nesdames Les
\ V.DoTali. E. ". Ham, J.
trns,,. lawrence Mckay. Z.
b. 4 5. Browning, Jr., u
ESarison. Buchanan, and Z.
b.bee.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-02-02
| BLAIR HOSTESS
- HHD

II Frazier Blair was hostess
Iriay a. a meeting OF the Fri
BID club. Of which she IS
,er. at which time the st.
n,ines mott; was beautifully
ket out in the ,alies and other
.n,menJs. Mrs. Thomas D.
won the visiting high; Mrs.
a Brown, Jr., club high, while
4 w score award went to Mrs.
Feagin. 4 salad course was
a.
cial guests al this delight
getting were: Mrs. Clark and
Miss Christine Hutaf. Of
eviIle; lIesiames Crawford
l. J. F'uker. A. Y. Ed
IA and urS. Feagir.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-02-02

Another excellent beauty aid
for the younger set is about four
hours more sleep.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-02-02
|,., {, z. McManaway
Society Editor
es Before II Noon
[oc VISITORS
'TIFULL1


/ mi NJ. J. L. Weddinston
IT, their guests Mr. anu
lanes L. Wellington III"
[,rrsr. Ga, a pretty eou r
r.. s.I evening in the form OF, OF
!, =, 5gfe. supper which a rev
attended al their nome.
L, Sono,s with t, them m,, were
r. Ms. George W. " h l,,'Iei,
|.s u Ga. Weekend d., guess l.iS,.
,'' ard Nrs. \ W. Wheeler ',l,,
|r,~5er Of the guests were
o MI. Of Town and included
L. ' MIS-. George Robertson Son
ga .,..Tis. ;. C.. Mr.. and Mrs.
e. S.,.sr Mrs. Sophie Street
h.. Si.' and Mr.; and ,. Mrs. J. h
fIs ss5i' al. OF Asheville.
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Subs. Edneyville: o. Rogers;
Flat Rock: King, Justus, Swami.
BOYS GAME
Edneyville 500 Pos. Flat Rock Is
Pace CD --------- Mccall co.
La opinión., 1935-03-10

de estudios contemplate calado e inmovil ell
cuadro que Sc ofrecfa a su vista.
Las cabezas de los detenidos Sc hallaban ilu-
minadas por poderosos reflectores electricos,
que parecfan tenerlos deslumbrados. Ell calor
de las luces, combinado con la natural nervio-
sidad de quien Sc halla amenazado con la silla
electrical, hacfa brotar ell sudor de aquellos los
tros. En- vano Sc esforzaban por salvar a sus
La opinión., 1935-03-10

ojos del r~eflejo viyfsimo de los aparatos electri-
cos.
El jefe continuaba inmovil, 10 mismo que sus
subalternos. Los detenidos, sin embargo, vefan
con mayor aprension al jCven de los anteojos,
viendo en- el la amenaza de 10 desconocido. Sa-
bfan de memoria todos los ardides de la pofcia
para obtener una confession, pero ignoraban que
estaba hacienda ALI aquel sujeto. que a todas
La opinión., 1935-03-10


con frecuencia. En- su rostro Sc apre-
ne estaba sintiendo un dolor muy agudo.
ues de que ell ~silencio Sc habfa prolon-
asta hacerse ~insoportable, Ell jefe decide
"GQu6 es 10 que tie pasa, Boo? jAca-
so tienes jaqueca?"
Isl, jefe, me estoy muriendo. Haga
que me den una aspirina.
"5Acostumbras, pues, tomar aspiri-
mas de vez en- cuando?"
Isl: suelo tomar hasta una docena
de tabletas al dfa para librarme de es-
tas horribles %iaquecas. Cast me vuel-
ven loco.
"Arranque unos cabellos de la cabe-
"a de Bolo", ordeno ell jefe, "y dele un
par de tabletas de aspirina''.
Aquellas i~nstrucciones eran para ell
detective que Sc hallaba de pie detras
del hombre de las jaquecas, y fueron
cumplidas Embellishments.
Entonces fue cuando ell joven de los
anteoiOs entr0 en- accion. Hizo la CO.
nexion electrical con ell extrano apara-
to que estaba sobre ell escritorio. y que,
como 10 habra sospechado ell lector, era
n maquina de rayos ultraviolet. Ell
jefe lie entreg6 ell mechon de cabellos
que acababan de arrancar a Bobo.
FL joven coloco sobre la plaza del ex-
trano aparato los cabellos de Bolo G
invite al jefe a que los eXaminara va
cubiertos pOr los rayos ultravioleta. Ell
jefe de la policia observe que de ellos
emanaba una fluorescencia de un azul
purp1reo.
Ell joven, un quimico forense recien-
temente adscrito al s~ervicio de p%olicia,
tomo %entonces los cabel,os que esta-
ban en- la cubierta sobre la mesa y que
habfan sido hallados en- la rigida ia
no de "Dopey" Sayles, y c~olocandolos
en- la plaza del aparato, hizo observar
que despedian la misma peculiar fluo-
rescencia azul purpnrea que los cabe-
Hos de Bolo.
1--WE listed ESQ, jefe?" %pregunto ell
qufmico. Elsa peculiar fluorescencia
de color azul pdrpura, emana solamen-
tie de los cabel!os de q%uienes acostum-
bran tomar mucha aspirina. Ell hon.
bre a quien pertenecian los cabellOs en-
contrados en- la mano crispada de Say
les Y ell hombre a Quien este detective
ACADIA de I'm mech0n de cabe-
Hos, tienen ambos, ST son diferentes, de
tomar grandes cantidades de aspirina'.
Y colocando sobre ell escritorio del
jefe I'm verdadero microscopic, ell quinn
co forense puso los cabellos de la GU
bierta al lado de los cabellos de Bolo
y los estudi0 durante varios minutes,
acabando por declarar al jefe:
mo cabe la menor duda de que esos
cabellos son identicos y de que proce-
den de la misma cabeza'.
Mientras este estaba pasando, ell cri-
minal de la iaqueca Sc removal en- su
asiento visiblemente nervioso, especial
mente por la presencia de los eXtranos
aparatos, y SUI rostro iba palideciendo
mas y mas. Parecfa que los ojos iban
a salirsele de las orbitas.
"Oye, Mac, acabo por decir al de-
tective que estaba a SUI espalda, "Gqu6
es este? GQu6 significa este? Por
amor de Dios, sacame de aqui o me
vuelvo loco. ="
Y luego, volyi6ndose al jefe de los
detectives, agrego:
"Esta bien: me declare culpable. Do
pey me hizo una mala jugada, y tuve
u despacharlo. Comprendo que un
hombre NADIA puede contra estos profe-
Sores. Lo confesare TODD. ST puede
un buen golpe de mano con Il
iuu6 o~portunidad de escapar nos
La opinión., 1935-03-10

Los dos detenidos que ocupaban las silas
de los lados, resistieron ell martirio de la luz
intensfsima y ell del silencio prolongado, 10 me-
jr que les fue possible. Pero ell que ocupaba ell
asiento del centric, Sc pasaba la mano por la
frente con frecuencia. En- su rostro Sc apre-
ciaba que estaba sintiendo I'm dolor muy agudo.
Despues de que ell silencio Sc habfa prolon-
gado hasta hacerse insoportable, ell jefe decide
La opinión., 1935-03-10

(Sigue en- Ia 15d. pd1ind)
La opinión., 1935-03-10

listed probar un buen goIpe de manO con UNI
maquina, Gqu6 oportunidad de escapar no.
, 1935-08-09

TOKYO, Aug. e.-P)-A cabinet
decision made 1t likely Friday that
considerable interests of American
automobile manufacturers in Japan
would be subjected to a system OF
rigid government regulation because
OF the army's determination to con-
trol industry Of vital Importance 70
its military program.
The cabinet approved unanimous
ly the draft Of ar automotive In
dustry control law for presentation
Tor parliament early In 1896.
II passed It would affect the
status and business prospects OF as
sembly plants Of the Ford Motor
company at yokohama and Gen.
era, Motors at Osaka, where Ameri-
can companies have invested NIL
ions Of dollars .
Gen. Senjuro Hayashi, minister
CT war, urging the cabinet to APP
Prove the bill, stressed the vital
role of the automotive industry to
The Japanese empires defense dis
positions.
, 1935-08-09
F. D. PLANNING
FISHING TRIP
Group to Make Weekend
Yacht Trip Down
Bay

WASHINGTON, Aug. o. t1 -
Seeking relaxation after q busy
week Of conferences, President
Roosevelt put aside affairs Of state
to leave late Friday afternoon for a
weekend fishing trip.
He invited O party OF friends to
accompany him. They will board
the government yacht Sequoia al
Annapolis, Md, Friday night for
a cruise down Chesapeake bay.
The president still is keeping In
mind a longer trip-to the Pacific
coast to attend the San Diego ex-
position. But the exact time de-
ponds upon the adjournment Of
congress.
White House attaches say Mr.
Roosevelt intends to remain here for
at least q week after adjournment
to put into operation the social
security program and other meas
ures.
Then it appears more than likely
he will visit his home at Hyde
Park, N. Y, before turning west
ward.
If this plan Is adhered to. II
probably win be late September
before Mr.. Roosevelt starts for the
coast. His route remains unsettled,
White House aides say, but some
believe he viii visit Vice President
Garner in Texas and Senator Rob-
inson In Arkansas. Robinson Is ur
Tor reelection In 1896.
, 1935-08-09
Especial to The Herald)
WESLACO, Aug. 9.-The WeSlaI

WESLACO, Aug. 9.-The WeSlaco
Kiwanis club heard the report
Wednesday Of Fireman Carter, who
has been attending the Firemen's
school at College Station. Carter
stated that Weslaco's Fire record
was favorable In comparison with
all other reports he heard while
there.
A committee was appointed at
the luncheon to confer with the
other service clubs Of the town In
regard to the civic playground.
Woody Corrothers win consult the
Rotary club, walter Baxter the
Lions and w. < McWhorter the
Business and Professional Women's
club.
, 1935-08-09
LIQUOR SALES
FIGHT BREWING
Senate Committee Votes
Against Barrel And
Keg Handling

WASHINGTON, Aug. o. R-A
new senate house tussle appeared
60 be I'm the making Friday-this
time over bulk sales OF liquor.
The senate finance committee, in
voting Thursday night to report the
administrations liquor control bill
90 the floor, turned thumbs down
on allowing Of liquor in kegs and
barrels as voted by the house.
BY its action, the committee sided
with the treasury department which
had asserted that 1t would require
an army" To enforce liquor regula-
tons LIZ anything but package sales
were permitted.
The house provision would per-
init clubs and hotels TO buy liquor
IN wooden containers and resell to
patrons. Advocates Of this argued
that 1t would break UP monopoly.
reduce liquor prices, and thus COM
bat the bootlegger. Opponents con-
tended III would encourage bootleg
ging and other Illicit practices.
As a protection to newspapers.
magazines and radio broadcasters,
the committee exempted them from
liability for any mlsstatements con-
tanned In liquor advertisements
submitted to them.
, 1935-08-09
CLIPPER WILL
TAKEOFF FOR
WAKE ISLAND
New Skipper Is To
Take Big Craft
On 5,000-mile Ocean
Y. Hop

ALAMEDA, Calf. Aug. o. Up
Under the command Of q new skip
per. the Pan-American clipper ship
was groomed Friday for q flight to
tiny Wake Island, 5000 miles away.
The big l9-ton flying boat, blaz-
Ing On trail for proposed passenger
service between California and the
orient. was scheduled to take-off at
3 p. m. Central Standard Time.
Capt. r. O.. d. Sullivan viii be
the skipper on the flight-the third
OF Ito series Of trans Pacific hops
He was second i'm command under
Capt. Dewin G. Musick when the
first two flights were made. Cap
tain Musick now Is In the east on
business.
On It's first trip last April, the
clipper went to Honolulu. 2.406
miles from the mainland, and re-
turn.
In June 1t made another flight,
pushing on past Honolulu to Mid
way Island, 1873 miles distant.
This time II Is scheduled to Fly
on past Midway TO lonely Wake
Island, 1871 miles farther west,
where Pan-American recently COM
pleted construction of a sSecial
base station. It viii make stops at
Honolulu and Midway.
AS I'm the previous flights, the
crew OF the four-motored plane
viii compile radio, meteorological
and mechanical data for use when
the ans-Pacific passenger service
As launched this fall.
Three weeks have been allowed
for the flight and return to Cali
fornia.
, 1935-08-09
Fractured Skull Is
Suffered by Batter

KANSAS CITY, Aug. e.%R-
Physicians Friday said Dale Alex
ANGER, first baseman Of the Kansas
City American Association baseball
club, suffered a fractured skull
when he was hit by a pitched ball
in a game with the Toledo team
mere Thursday night.
Alexander's condition was said to
oe good.
Pitcher Grant Bowler OF the To-
ledo baseball club, who threw the
fast ball which struck the big first
bsseman on the left side of the
head as he was at bat in the sev-
enth inning, was 80 unstrung by
the accident that he was unable to
pitch further and a relief pitcher
a sent I'm.
, 1935-08-09
Willy In Mexico

y. o. (Chico) WHY. who has been
in charge Of traffic for Pan Ameri-
al Always here since a short
time after the airline opened here,
will remain permanently at his new
pert In Mexico City with Pan Amer
icsn, 1t was announced here.
Willy has been in Mexico for
some time, but 1t was expected for
a time he would return. Guy Bevel,
assistant to Willy, is handling the
traffic business at the airport here
now for Pan American.
, 1935-08-09

The 18th Cavalry band win pre-
sent Q concert Friday nc Fort Brown
1t z p. m, with W. q. Archambaulk
conductor, directing.
The program viii be as follows:
March. The Square Deal" Over
ture. Guy Mannering;" Fort Trut.
"A Little white Gardenia;" March,
"Ratcharmer OF Hamelin:" MIN
netto Q Govette, 'Paghacct..s F0x
Trot, "Lullabye Of Broadway Sc
lection. The Dollar Princess"
March Finale, ~On Parade"
Transatlantic wireless IN % years
, 1935-08-09
Japan Clamps Down
On Manufacture Of
u. S. Automobiles

Automobiles would be the second
large American industry In Japan
10 suffer government control owing
70 military importance.
Japan's petroleum control law has
beer affecting seriously the Stand
ard Vacuum company and has been
subject to Japanese and American
diplomatic exchanges for the last
year without an agreement.
It is thought that q fun moon
weakens radio signals.
, 1935-08-09
DATA
SUMMARY

Barometric pressure gradient:
were shallow and almost inactive
over the United States and the ada
cent tropical waters and the Wesi
Indies, resulting in little or nc
change in existing weather condi-
tions throughout the country since
last report. Record breaking maxi
mum temperatures occurred, how
, 1935-08-09
temperature Record
Set ut Shreveport

SHREVEPORT, La, Aug. 9.-(Pl
"A five-year heat record was
broken in Shreveport at 4:3o p. m.
Thursday when the mercury scared
90 100 degrees, the hottest day here
since July 20. 1880. The previous
high mark for the current summer
was set wednesday with lO3 de-
Grees which was the same with the
naxima In 1888 and 1884.
The thermometer refused TO drop
materially during the night and at
~ a. m. Friday morning the minimum
for the preceding "a hours was
reached mt 30 degrees.
The all-time heat record here Is
ITO degrees. recorded August 10.
, 1935-08-09
Booster Club To
Go On Fish Fry

HARLINGEN. AUG. o. -ArrRngs-
ments have been made by officers
Of the Valley Missouri Pacific
Booster Club for a fish fry snd
dance TO be given Thursday night
Aug. Is at the Moonlight Pavillinn
ut Port Isabel.
Members OF the club and their
friends win attend the event, and
some Missouri Pacific officials from
Houston are expected 20 be present
T. A. Bargesser Of Hariingen -
chief booster.
, 1935-08-09
VAUGHN

wESLACO, Aug. q James
Vaughn, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r
Vaughn Of Weslaco, was brought
home Friday from the Edinbure
hospital where he underwent ar
operation for appendicitis Satur-
day. He Is resting well and recover
ing rapidly.
, 1935-08-09
The Weather

East Texas least Of Tooth meri-
diam: Generally fair Friday night
and Saturday.
Gentle to moderate variable winds
on the coast mostly southerly.
, 1935-08-09
Motorists Supected of Drinking
Given Stiff Tests i'm This Town
By RON q.
Central Press CORRESPONDENT

&&1
READING, Pa, Aug. 8 They
make drunken drivers walk the
chalk line here. literally. figurative-
ly and without ceremony.
First comes the complaint. then
the police . and then, the tests,
as devised by Commissioner Of Po-
lice J. Stanley Giles
ITS really done" Giles says, "out
OF fairness To the motorist. There
are 80 many cases arising I'm the
courts I'm which drunken driving Is
charged and out OF fairness to the
driver, we have hit upon this system.
when drunken driving is report
ed. or even suggested, officers have
been instructed TO take the accus-
ed to N physician for an examination.
This examination consists or prac-
teal tests and III the doc'ar decides
that the motorist Is incapable OF
driving, the officers win lodge infor-
nation against him.
Police Backing
IF he Is found capable Of driving
|. 50 much the better for him.
Should any lawsuits or other diff
culties arise, the police will stand
behind him to the limit insofar as
any suggestion OF drunkenness Is
concerned"
And the tests which usually take
place in the dispensary Of the near
est hospital:
First. there Is nj known as Co
ordination"
-Close your eyes," the physician
orders the suspect.
Touch the tip OF your right ear
with your left hand" he commands.
Then the suspect Is told to touch
other parts of his anatomy with diff
ferent fingers.
Next comes the chalk line. A line
Is actually drawn across the tiled
floor and the accused is told to take
'em one after another" over the line.
Try This One!
Stand up and allow yo:r head
to drop back as far as 1t WILL" the
physician says. Now put your heels
together and close your eyes,"
This Is, I'm reality, a tough one.
Two policemen stand behind the
patient" ready to catch him. For,
IL he Is affected by alcoholism even
to the slightest degree. the tendency
will be to sway backward until the
desire to slump to the floor overrules
equilibrium.
The final test is the old and we'll
known knee jerker." The doctor
taps the suspect on q nerve below
the knee cap. Physicians say that
an exaggerated reflex Is q sign Of
inebriation.
Sometimes they add another test
known as the sense Of ideation." 1t
consists OF such questions as:
What time is 1t? What day Is It?
Where were you last night?" and so
forth.
All But One
Police smile as they tell the story
about a motorist who recently un-
derwent all the tests successfully I'M
til they came to this one.
What day Is it?" the doctor asked.
Thursday, July H." the suspect
replied. quickly.
How do you know" the doctor
asked.
Il ought to know. it's my birth
day" was the indignant answer.
The reason for the smile is the
fact that he was just n week be-
hind on his dates and on his
birthday.
Drivers found guilty Of operating
a car while drunk face stiff penalties
here. They can be fined $500. sent
to jail for three years. or both. And
under the state law. Of course, their
licenses are revoked.
, 1935-08-09
RIVER BULLETIN

The river will continue to fall very
slowly in the Valley and change lit
tie If any at and above Rio Grande
City during the next "A to 40 hours!
Flood Present 24-Hr. 24-Hr
, 1935-08-09
TIDE TABLE

High and low tide at Port Isabel
Saturday, under normal meteor
illogical conditions:
hlgn SIG a. m
Low sos D. m.
, 1935-08-09
BULLETIN

(Ffrst figures. lowest temperature last
night: second. highest yesterday: third
wind velocity ut 8 q. m: fourth. prec-
ipitation In last "a hours).
, 1935-08-09

Forty-two bushels Of every 100
bushels Of corn produced in this
country are fed to hogs, Is to cattle,
and IA to horses.
, 1935-08-09

A Swiss expert announces that
there are more than IS kinds OF poi
son gases ready for use in the next
war.
, 1935-08-09

ever, In various places in the cotton
belt Thursday.
Brownsville 2 q. m. (CST) sea-
level pressure 1888 inches.
, 1935-08-09

In the state of washington, bull
frogs are classed as fur-bearing ami
mails.
, 1935-08-09

The most curious feature of the
nose OF the prcboscis monkey is that
1t continues to grow throughout the
animals life.
, 1935-08-09

Transatlantic wireless ID % years
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20

9emeI. 0ie felt GINGER 8eit in
aneriff eenommene gntiduerunes.
onIage miro in Riirae fertigseiteIt
fem.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20

Maims. Gin ni6t aataeli6er
San puroe Dor Ser @roBen Strnf-
fommer unter MusidluB Der Def.
fentlidfeit berban0elt. Ser 29idb-
rige Yeter Drouel aus @eiienau
bate ii1 negen beriudter entitellen.
Ser i9perer R0rperberIeBung al
berantporten. Set 1882 unter-
belt Der MngefIoete nit elmer Srau
elm Notwithstanding. Gines
Cages nrobte er Der Grolt, er tperoe
lie nfenndeiHnen" penn iie inn gn.
LAB our giferfuft gebe. Dieie Dro.
bung madte er mabr. Ct fiel Die
6rau in ibrer Slide ~binterliItig an
nno mari iie 81 8ooen. MIs ibre
geeilt fam, mar Oas l1nbeiI idon
geIHeben. DroueI bate Der Grau
ben linfen NaienfIiieeI obeebiiien
uno oie reHte Nnienieite ourhbii-
len. Die UerIebte lag podenlans
i'm Rromtenbous. Sir 0ieie robe
&onOIung erbieIt Der MngefIagtc
otuei Sabre Orei Monote 3u1tbaus
unO finf Sabre gbrberluft.
, 1935-07-25

r. q. Brown unearthed q we'd
ding ring while digging In his
garden az Southgate. Eng. His sister
had lost 1t IL years earlier.
, 1935-07-25

Regardless OF the energy gxpend-
eel In washing dishes clean. m film
Of grease about one-mIlllonth OF an
inch thick always remains on each
dish.
, 1935-07-25

SAN BENITO, July rs The
Riwanis Cantoliers entertained their
fellow club members Wednesday at
The Stonewall jackson hotel. Mem
bers OF the quartet are Paul Horn
beck, M. I'D. Huffman T. =. Caswell
ana Rev. q. II. Schmidt. They will
tour the Valley soon. Mrs. Caswell
p-ayed the Accomplishments for this
group which was attired In special
regalia.
/ was reported that DR.. r. r..
Morris. member or the club. was
III I'm N San Antonio hospital.
q r. Grain. elected 10 member
ship last week. was present for the
first time az a member.
The list OF visitors included Coun-
Nv Judge Oscar G.. Dancy and DR..
w II. Splvey OF Brownsville. Owen
u. Cox OF Raymondville and Graf
ton I. Burdette OF Harlingen.
Pres. Joe A. Sloan assigned XII
wanians to visit at the Boy Scout
camp at Rio Hondo as follows: Mon
day q. r.. Grain: Tuesday. Arthur
Mcmillan: Wednesday. III. L.. Puck
cit: Thursday, Mayor H. r. Bar
more: Friday, Clay Hail; Saturday.
Dr.. John r. Kirby; Sunday, John
, 1935-07-25

Texas produces more crude oil
than any other state in the Union.
Texas. California and Oklahoma
produce almost six times as much as
ell the other states combined.
, 1935-07-25

o Prentiss: Monday. Dave Carl
son. Tuesday. Scheer King.