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Evening star., 1935-08-05
BY MOLLIE MERRICK.

HOLLYWOOD, August 5.-Paul
Cavanaugh gets big break with Sam
Goldwyn chiefly because Of his re-
semblance to Ronald Colman. Inter-
esting, that the invaluable Colman,
who fought with Goldwyn and would
not work for him at any price, is
today the highest paid male star in
the business.
Colman has never resorted to pub
licity tricks, lives quietly, has been
quietly divorced since his Hollywood
career began. He has evaded inter-
views but not avoided them. He has
avoided personal and intrusive ques-
tions by the simple process of being
clever with the questioner. And he
has steadily built a fan following
which nets him $l50,O0O the picture
and cut-in on the profits.
Director Frank Lloyd is using car
rier pigeons to bring messages back
from wild San Miguel, where he is
making "Mutiny on the Bounty" be-
cause it takes so long to send word
by the regular boats "Seebee" De
Mile tells me that San Miguel is the
most mysterious island in the world.
Its shifting sands are forever un-
covering hidden tragic chapters
skeleton hulls Of boats, skulls. bits of
bone, broken oars. Once a tiny shack
was barred by the sands but when the
De Mile party came back with
cameras to photograph it, the shift
ing dunes had closed over it again.
Lawrence Tibbett's recording of "Il
Prologo" is magnificent He's re-
corded two or three numbers, although
they are still making camera tests and
the actual shooting of the story has
not begun.
Irwin Cobb still likes acting. Its
giving my head a fine rest" says
Irwin, but it's certainly raising heck
with my arches" :. The September
13 gang is taking shape in Hollywood.
When Jane Tibbett and Jesse Lasky
discovered they were both born on
the same day. they planned a knock
out party for September. Immediately
the Jack Morgans demanded to get
in on it because they were married
on that date. Then all Hollywood
seemed to have some tie-up with that
lucky 13. But you have to prove that
you're a genuine thirteen-er If you're
going to get in on this party. -.
Hedda Hopper boasts two sable
capes. Dorothy Parker is the
Evening star., 1935-08-05
BAND CONCERTS.

BY the United States Navy Band
at the east front of the Capitol at
at 7:30 pm. Lieut.. Charles Benter,
leader; Alexander Morris, assistant
leader.
Program.
March, THE Kings Champion"
Graham
Capriccio, "Italien" -Tschaikowsky
Solo for cornet, Twilight Dreams"
Clarke
Oscar Short.
Grand scenes from the opera, LA
Traviata" Verdi
Solo for trombone, Atlantic Zeph-
Clarence Edwards.
Valse, "The Beautiful Blue Dan
upe ----------------- strauss
Characteristic, "A Hunting Scene"
BuccaloSsi
Rhapsody, "Slavonic, No. g."
Eriedmann
Evening star., 1935-08-05

overture to Der FreiSchutZ," but with
each successive number the enthusiasm
grew, until at the end he was recalled
several times and graciously acknowl-
edged for himself, and had the orches-
ira rise to receive a share, an ovation
such as Washington has seldom wit
messed. He urged the orchestra again
to rise, but this time they did not obey.
They sat still and applauded and
cheered until Mr.. CAM was plainly
embarrassed Shouts from the au-
dience joined the cheers of the players
and upon his recall again they played
an encore, Rimsky- y-Korsakov's Flight
Of the Bundle Bee" an exquisite per-
formance
Still almost no one left his seat.
They sat and applauded and brought
him back again so many times, that,
again showing a little embarrassment
as well as surprise, he whispered to the
concert master and they started the
Bundle Bee" over again, playing it
with the same precision, grace and
beautiful finish. 1t was many minutes
after the end, before the ten thousand
people really began to empty the al
freSco auditorium. And then large
crowd of people was waiting to greet
the guest conductor, when he came
from the runway of the barge upon
which the orchestra is arranged for
these concerts.
THE symphony, Beethoven's eighth,
in F minor, known as the Little
Symphony" followed the opening
number. 1t is not one of the most ia
miliar of the great masters works. but
has many beauties, all of which Mr.
CAM brought out strongly. Then the
playing of the Chabrier's "Espana"
brought the first half of the especially
well chosen program to an end. This
was given with vigor and beautiful
shading. the rhythms strongly marked.
The second half of the program opened
with another overture, the one to Wag-
ner's Flying Dutchman," and Mr..
CAM scored again.
No more beautiful work could have
Evening star., 1935-08-05
Baroness Still in Jeopardy,

GERONA, Spain, August S P-
The condition of Baroness Maud
Thyssen, seriously injured in the au-
tomobile crash that cost the life of
Prince Alexis Mdivant near here last
week, was reported unchanged yes
terdaY
Evening star., 1935-08-05

the gates to make
the young fry
jump up and
down with glee.
Even the studio
Methusalehs have
a smile for him
when he comes
on the set and
there is no direc-
tor who doesn't
get a kick out of
being told that
his next film will
be a Cagney as
signment.
Tharafnre IL is
Evening star., 1935-08-05

Friedman
"The Star Spangled Banner"
By the United States Marine
Band at the Marine Barracks at
8 pm. Capt. Taylor Branson, leader;
Arthur S. Witcomb, second leader,
conducting.
Program.
March, "V. M. I. Spirit" -Bowering
Overture, "Triumphale" -Rubinstein
Cornet solo, "Hungarion Melodies"
Vincent Bach
Winfred Kemp.
Descriptive, "Sheridans Ride"-Sousa
Scenes from THE Huguenots,"
Meyerbeer
Xylophone solo, "Fete Boheme,"
from Scenes Picturesque:
Massenet
Charles Owen.
Fantasia, Victor Herbert's Favor
Rhapsody. Virginia" Haydn Wood
"Marche Slave" Tschaikowsky
Marines hymn, THE Halls of
Montezuma.''
THE Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1935-08-05
Guest Conductor Wins
Ovation at Water Gate
Rudolph CAM Leads Symphony, Playing
With Notable Precision, Grace and
Beautiful Finish.

unprecedented the of orchestra not only
him when he recalled by huge
happened last night the
outstanding conducted the orchestra guest conductor In the
reading Of the first number, the
Evening star., 1935-08-05
Stove Explosion Kills Woman

HUTCHINSON, MINI, August S tP0
Mrs. Nettie Novak, SO, burned to
death when a kerosene stove ex-
ploded in her home at Biscay yes
terday.
Evening star., 1935-08-05
JimmieCagneyatTopForm
In Picture Coming to Earle
Star in Fighting and Comedy Mood
Loew's New Season.
BY E. de S. MELCHER.


studio the
10 times that he will James
Walter
slightly of the
whSker the studios ocaed
his Garb he walk through
Evening star., 1935-05-21

Heavy metal; 66" high, II"
deep and 18" wide. 5 strong
shelves. Electric weld e d
corners; semi-concealed
hinges, with easy latching
device. Green, ivory or
white enameled colors.
Evening star., 1935-05-21

Tuckerman, Miss Elizabeth Brawner,
Miss Constance Dudley, Miss Helen
Walker, Miss Florine Turner, Miss
Ruth Tuckerman and Miss Florence
Harris.
And there Is O Mems Dance Com
mittee also with DR.. Josef Nemecek,
counselor of the Csechoslovak Lega-
ton, and Mr.. Herman Dudley as joint
chairmen. They will be assisted by
the Ambassador of Chile, Senor Don
Manuel Trucco; Senior DR.. Jose Man
uel Lara, third secretary Of the Cuban
Embassy; Mr.. Ernest Schlatter. at
tache of the Swiss Legation; Count
Leonide Fumasoni- Biondi, Mr.. Ferdi-
nand Veverka, jr.; Mr.. Jose de Deus
Ramos, secretary Of the Portuguese
Legation; Mr.. Isham Keith, Lieut..
Eugene s. r. Karpe, Mr.. Daniel
O'Donoghue, jr.; Mr.. Philip Tumulty,
Mr.. Talton Farmer, Mr.. Francis
Walker, Mrs. william Brawner, MIR.
Evening star., 1935-05-21
for
School Fair
In Open Air
Men and Women Are
Active on Separate
Committees.

ENTERTAINMENT for young and
old was taken into consideration
by Mrs. Robert Whitney Imbrie, chair
man Of the fete, and members Of her
committee, in planning the country
fair for Monday for the benefit of st.
Gertrude's School of Arts and Crafts.
Senorita Chita Arguello, chairman
OF the Junior Committee, conceived
the idea Of engaging good dance
orchestra and having dancing at "a
dime dance" on an especially erected
dance floor on the school grounds The
idea took like wildflre and the younger
set is enthusiastic about their own
special entertainment feature. Sen
orita Arguello will be assisted by other
members of the Junior Committee,
among them Miss Engracia Freyer,
Miss Evelyn Walker, Miss Laura
Evening star., 1935-05-21
cal Seminary, whose engagement was
announced In the early Spring.

cal Seminary, whose engagement was
announced In the early Spring.
Miss Frances Whitman and Miss
Eleanor Whitman entertained at
bridge and q lawn party in the home
of their aunt, Mrs. Gertrude James
Robey at Purcellville, Va, Saturday
afternoon. Following the bridge re-
freshments were served In the garden.
Miss Barbara Smith, daughter of
Mr.. j. Bond Smith Of Takoma Park,
Md, assisted by Miss Loretta Yost OF
Sligo Park Hills, Md; Miss Helen
Rundvold and Miss Alice Jean Walker
of Takoma Park, Nd, gave dance in
the recreation room OF her home Sat-
urday night. Mrs. william Brice was
the chaperon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Bouknight Of
Cherrydale, Va, were guests over Sun
day of MIR. and Mrs. Raymond O'Con-
neil at their home in Richmond.
MIR. and Mrs. Olivier Ragonnet en-
tertained at a garden party Saturday
afternoon at their home. Falkland
Manor, at Silver Spring. Md, in honor
of Miss Jean Taylor of Washington,
whose marriage 70 Mr.. Walter Hard
isty of Washington will take place IN
June.
Mr.. Robert H. Forman and Mr..
Walter c. Biller Of Arlington County
were Joint hosts at a dance at Wind
sor Tavern on Glebe Road, Saturday
evening in honor of the members and
their friends of the District Branch
of the National Association OF Gar
deners. Mrs. Biller, wife Of Mr..
Walter G. Biller; Mr.. w. G. Lynskey
and Mr.. Robert Furr assisted in re-
ceiving the company which num-
bered about 100. A buffet supper was
served at midnight.
Mrs. Philip Bruce Anderson enter
tanned a group of young people at q
surprise party and dance in her home
in Clarendon, Saturday evening, the
event celebrating the 21st birthday
anniversary of her son, MIR. David
Anderson.
Mrs. Nellie Jenkins entertained
Wednesday at the Wilderness, hel
home, in Maryland the Rev. anc
Mrs. Robert j. Gibson and members
of the vestry of st. Johns Parish II
Maryland.
Evening star., 1935-05-21
D. A. r. Chapter Card
Party This Afternoon

The Livingston Manor Chapter, D.
A. r., is holding its last card party
of the season this afternoon in the
home of Mrs. p M. Bailey at Bill
Cathedral avenue. The State officers
have been invited as guests of the
chapter and tea is to be served.
Evening star., 1935-05-21

Paul oDonoghue, Mr.. William Foote.
Mr.. Thomas O'Callaghan, Mr.. John
Shields, Mr.. John ODonoghue, MIR.
George Potter, Mr.. Ross O'Donoghue.
Mr.. James Curtin, Mr.. Peter Ansberry,
Evening star., 1935-05-21

Mr.. Roger oDonoshue and Mr.. Frank
Swain.
Chaperons for the dance will be
Sonora de Lara, Mrs. p. Lee Phillips
and Mrs. Sidney Guest.
Evening star., 1935-05-21
Biggest Rail Station.

Londons Waterloo Is believed to be
the largest railway station in the
world, it covering 24la acres.
, 1935-09-08
HARLINCEN'S
SCHOOLS OPEN
Regular Classwork for Fall
Semester to Begin
Tuesday

HARLINGEN. Sept. 7.-Assim-
ments were expected to be made In
the Harrington schools Monday and
regular clasSwork underway by Tues
day with the past week devoted tc
the registration OF new students.
NJ. G. Deering. superintendent, ex-
planned that students register for the
following year at the close Of school
each year. This means that only new
pupils will need to be registered al
the opening OF each school year. The
indications are that there viii bt
more than the usual NUMBER OF new
pupils in the schools.
The faculty for the coming yeal
will be as follows:
High School-D. M. Denton, prin-
cipal: l. B. Arnold, Forrest BAG
Gus. Norman Bishop. Mrs. F. II. CHS
well. Mrs. L. Irby Davis. Mrs. Eliza
beth Donaldson, Clarence NJ. Flory
Martha Gillespie. Mrs. Martin Ham
ilton. Miss Annie Rooney Hill, Ray
mond 4. Manning. Thomas G. Moore
Emogene Oler, Mrs. r. K. RAIDER
Mabel Scheide. Gladys Sitz. Clara
Lee Smith, Mrs. Thomas S. Yer
, 1935-09-08
TROOPS GUARD
VOTING PLACES
Kentucky Democrats Vote
Choices Under Eyes
OF Soldiers

FRANKFORT. KY, Sept. 7.-tP
Eight hundred Kentucky National
Gusrdsmen marched into Harlan
county Saturday, took over the
relus Of government in the town OF
Wallin and patrolled voting places
over the county in the democratic
rUn-off primary election.
Kentucky democrats we're ballot
ing Saturday to nominate candi-
dates for Governor and other state
WIDE offices. The troop movement
TO Harlan, p~aralleling a similar oc-
currence in the first primary Aug.
3, which still Is reverberating in the
ccuItS, and a bitter. personal fight
between Thomas 8. Rhea and Lieut..
Gov. A. B. Chandler for the noml-
nation for governor overShadowed
all other aspects Of the primary.
Troops moved into Harlan
throughout the night. The entire
force assembled at the armory for
q 4 o'clock breakfast before break
ire up into small groups % patrol
TINS Strife-torn coal mining coun-
tvs II voting places. The polls OPP
cred at s o'clock.
Gov. Ruby Laffoon, whose admin
istration is backing the candidacy
iof Rhea, specified in his executive
order directing troops 70 Harlan
that they should not interfere In
the voting.
The guardsmen. he ordered. were
- keep the peace and protect
constitutional rights" OF citizens.
The governor expressed fear pos
sible mob violence over the dynamite
killing OF county Attorney Elmon
Middleton this week.
, 1935-09-08
Validating Spreads To All
Sections of Four Counties
In LoWer Rio Grande Valley

barrels daily on 3-32-tnch tubing
choke with tubing working pressure
Of 40 pounds and closed-in casing
pressure Of so pounds from sand at
2,788-965 feet.
Ralph E. Fair, Inc, king Woods)
No. 8 John Lawrence. tract TIA. por-
cion 80, 500 feet northeast Of dis
covery, guaged 81 barrels in "A hours
on b-inch tubing choke with tub
ing working pressure OF IT'S pounds
and cloSed-in casing pressure OF Is
pounds fpm sand at 2,778-82 feet.
On the sand at present is one well
en- the north edge OF production ana
eight other tests are under way or
starting in the area.
At the northwest extremity Of pro-
duction about 500 feet beyond pro-
duction and $500 feet northwest CT
discovery, PhlllipS-B arnsdall'S No.
! Yturria Land g. Livestock Co, por-
cion 100, Starr Co, is drilling in
shale at 1856 feet.
About $500 feet northwest CT dis
covery, HenShaw g. Rothert'S No. 2
Seabury ct al, tract 256, porcion 38
Is making hole around 1900 feet.
Sicily Oil company expected 70
spud IN this weekend en- its No. 5
Sesbury ct al, tract 256, porcion 35.
also $500 feet northwest Of dis
covery. II Is now rigging up.
Two tests are getting under way
in the center CT the field.
Ralph <. Fair, Inc, No. z Fran
cisco Guerra has completed derrick
and Is rigging up for immediate
spudding on location 600 feet from
the east and $50 feet from the south
lines Of the southwest 20 acres OF
tract 254, porcion 80. about 900 feet
north OF discovery K. "A. Graham OF
Mission has the drilling contract.
About $500 feet east OF discovery,
Rogers Oil g. Gas company's No.
B.. Francisco Guerra, tract 254.
porcion 40, is building derrick and
moving in machinery.
Harrison : Davis : Bishops No. 4
Francisco Guerra, tract ~, porcion
Al. about $500 feet east OF discov-
cry. Is drilling al l,760 feet in shale.
The fields eastern outpost. K. ID
Harrison Double D Oil Company :
No. 4 Mrs. Lula George, tract Is
po-cion A, about 1900 feet east OF
disc overy and 800 feet east OF pro-
duction. Is drilling at 200 feet.
About $500 feet northeast Of dis
covery, Co-tez oil Corporations No
/ Francisco Guerra. tract II. por-
cioD Al, is making hole below 1900
feet in shale.
One Of the most interesting tests
In the entire area, Mundy-Ste-
pFens' No. / Francisco Guerra, tract
y, porcion Al, 2,i00 feet north OF
, 1935-09-08
EXCHANGE WILL.
VIA PORT
Sales Chief Arranges For
Movement OF Citrus
BY Water
Especial 70 The Heraldl

MISSION, Sept 7.-Shipments OF
Lower Rio Grande Valley grape
fruit into eastern American mar
kefS through Port Isabel will be
undertaken during the 1885 sea-
son by the Texas Citrus Fruit
Growers Exchange. according 10
Grady Donald. assistant sales man
ageT.
Donald has Just returned from
his annual trip to American citrus
markets In the interest Of the Ex-
change and said he had made ar
engagements TO move a quantity OF
grapefruit by water. He also con-
ffrred with rail officials concerning
railway rates.
The first shipments by water win
be pink grapefruit. which has been
well established In the markets,
Donald stated. Choice Marsh seed
less grapefruit viii also be shipped
ny water but the demand for this
type Of fruit must be built up. since
IL win be necessary TO establish a
market for II.
Donald anticipates weekly ship
lIents TO New York and Boston by
boat and said fruit shipped BY the
Exchange would not require refrig-
, 1935-09-08

NSR~S~@A ~ &9C &&@AoAa4
MISSION, Sept. 7-Wildcatting
spread to al parts Of the Lower Rio
Grande Valley Of Texas during the
past week as deep and shallow Wild
cats got under way in various parts
CT the four-county area.
Development Of the S~anafordyce
field In southwestern Hidalgo coun-
ty continued rapidly and the Union
Sulphur company is operating two
rigs in the deep Mercedes area CT
eastern Hidalgo county. Two wildcats
each are now drilling in Willacy and
Cameron counties.
In the Mercedes deep pool where
Union Sulphur has two 7y500-toct
producers, two tests are below $500
feet.
One test is drilling in western HI
dalgo county and another is to make
another effort at completion.
Ten miles northwest Of Mission,
S. ]. Sloan ct ais No. ! Brock a.
Showers, lot 9, block is, porcion 90,
Jurisdiction Of ReynoSa, is reported
making hole around 5000 feet on a
6,000-fcot contract.
IN block "a. porcion As, Jurisdiction
of ReynoSa, five miles northeast OF
Samfordyce, Downey g. Morton are
reported preparing to plug back ana
gun-perforate around $500 feet on
basis Of showing on Schlumberger
test CT sand at that depth. The test
showed an oil sand at 4,l05-14 feet
but flowed salt water after bailing
for two weeks.
In willacy county, two deep tests
are drilling.
King Woods Oil Company's No.
| Santa Rosa, southeast OF Sebas-
tian. was about ready to resume Fri
day after completing water line. Lo-
cation is in lot l6, block 80, share "A.
San Juan de CarricitoS grant.
In southwestern Willacy. l.. a. >.
Drilling Company's Nc. 2 Francisco
Armendiaz. in Little Share 4. a p
6O6-acre tract, is trying TO remove
drill stem stuck in the hole around
5.l30 feet. This test vas started as
w. L. Danield's No. 2 Armendiaz and
was srken over by L. g. S. about three
weeks ago.
Hidalgo ccunty's Samfordyce field
continued active. being paced by two
competitions during the past week.
They we're:
w. F. Lacy's No. 2 Seaburv ct al.
tract 256. porcion 38, 1850 feet
northwest Of discovery, flowed 20
, 1935-09-08
GERMAN PRESS
ERS ACTION
'ASTOUNDIN G.
Official Action Is
Taken BY Nation
AT Washington AS
Result Of Trial.

WASHINGTON, Sept. T. (R-Doc-
tor Hans Luther, the German am
bassador. protested formally at noon
SATURDAY. to the state department
against statements made by Magis-
trate Louis B. Brodsky Of New York
City in dismisSing charges against
five men charged with having torn
the Nazi flag from til Liner Bre-
men on July rs.
Embassy officials said the protest
was made under instructions from
the foreign office in Berlin.
Promised Probe
Brodsky, likened the display OF
the nazi flag on the Bremen with
the same sinister implication as a
pirate ship sailing de-iantly into
the harbor Of a nation, one OF whose
ShipS 1t had just scuttled, with
the black flag OF piracy proudly
flying aloft."
When the German government
protested against the insult tc that
nations emblem, the state depart
ment informed the embassy that
every precaution had been taken by
New York police TO guard against
any disturbance at the docks, and
that the episode had occurred large
ly because Of lack CT cooperation
with policy by the steamship line
officials.
Tha danartn,a1 ose,,naa AZ o.
man government. however, that the
men charged with tearing the flag
from the liner would be given fair
trial and punished II found guilty.
The men had been charged with
unlawful assembly after the swas-
tika flag was torn down from the
German Liner Bremen at her New
York dock and thrown into the Hud-
son river.
State department officials had no
immediate comment.
The German government, 1t was
understood, considered Magistrate
Brodsky's action and p~ublicized
opinion as highly Objectionable, and
an unwarrented attack by a judi
cial official on a friendly nation.
Germany AStounded'
Magistrate Brodsky did not per-
sonally excoriate the nazi govern
ment, but ascribed his statements &c
the beliefs held by 'the defendants
and others Of our citizenry."
Der Angriff, organ Of propaganda
Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels,
characterized the decision as "as-
founding" fer which mo descrip-
tive words can be found" The pro-
paganda ministry spokesman said
that this expressed the ministry's
feeling.
The decision was "a curious con-
tradiction," the newspaper declar-
ed. in view OF the recent American
protest 10 Moscow against commun-
list activities in the United States.
Respect for the flag" the news
paper continued. as fundamental in
international relations. When such
as infamous action as the Bremen
incident remains unpublished. then
1t is more than q curious contradic-
ton between the American protest In
Moscow and the freedom Of this Bel
shevist propaganda in an American
harbOr.
, 1935-09-08

production and $500 feet northeast
OF discovery and the fields north
ernmoSt test, has been circulating
and rotating at 1880 feet for the
past three days. The hole has been
reamed TO 1880 feet, where All
other sand was reported TO have
been topped beneath q hard Shale
cap. The Samfordyce sand has been
variously reported in the test as be-
Ing topped at 2,736 feet and 2,740
;eet, with II feet of oil sand having
been cored. Thus far, absolutely au-
tnehtic information has not been
obtainable.
in Starr county, a wildcat in the
northwestern corner Of the county
is reported to have had a show OF
OIL and gas, and three tests In the
Rio Grande City pool are under
way along with two shallow Wild
cats.
IN northwestern Starr, Pedernal
Oil Company's No. ] Mrs. Saran
Welch, lot 8. WEIGH subd., Pedernal
grant. Is reported TO have cored an
oil and gas show at 896-9l0 feet
beneath a two-foot cap Of Ignite.
Drill stem tests made by the
operators were unsuccessful. al
though considerable gas was show
ing on the ditch and In the pit. The
test resumed drilling Friday at 1900
feet
Sioux-Heard expects to complete
its No. 2 Goodrich In the Rio
Grande City sand at 1885 feet
during the weekend. Tubing ana
-ods were run Friday and the well
was TO start pumping by Sunday.
Lot alton is 1900 feet southwest OF
discovery and In block 5. tract 5,
pt rcion 81, Jurisdiction Of Camargo.
Completion Of the w. w. Zim-
n.eiman No. 2 Frank Doyno. block
/ tract TIA, porcion 81. about 1000
feet north Of discovery and the
T eld'S northwest outpost, Is expect
ed early next week. II cored the
sano at 1883 feet and Is now
setting casing atop the sand.
About 200 feet northwest OF
discovery and 1000 feet northwest
OF production. Hiram VI. Reeds No
Al Doyno a. Chatfield. block 2
tact 81. porcion 80. Is drilling al
3-?0G feet. It Is not known how
rIuch deeper this test will be car
red.
IN western Starr a short distance
north Of Roma, Ash a. Jackets
No / Mango, share 3-B. porcion 10.
I TiSdiction Of Mier, Is reported
drilling at 300 feet on a l.000-fool
d 81.
In southern Starr a few miles
weSi Of Rio Grande City. Evans a.
James No. ! Terry. in porcion 70,
jurisdiction OF Camargo. south OF
state Highway 4. Is reported max
ing hole below 200 feet.
, 1935-09-08

UNDERGOES OPERATION
Especial 70 The Heraldl
HARLINGEN.-L. II. Boland Of
Sebastian underwent a major oper-
alton at the Valley Baptist hospital
Friday morning.
, 1935-09-08

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