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, 1935-09-25
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Glance
By LESLIE c II
Central Press Staff Writer

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Is the
United States being flooded with
British propaganda. much as 1t was
prior to American entry into the
World War?
A sudden realization OF the Situa-
ton is dawning on q few students
OF affairs.
The British government-dom-
mated by Tories Creactionary politi-
ciansl-has secretly moved the
greatest var fleet IN the worlds
history to the Mediterranean. Not
even the British public has 5een
informed OF this move.
British newspapers have cooper
ated with the British admiralty IN
Suppressing the news.
American news associations and
American newspapers, however, have
terreted II out by dlligent efforts.
The British Tory government, at
the same time, has spread on world
records, as public as possible, the
necessity Tor the British 10 preserve
the peace OF the wOrld-through
preventing, by force il necessary, the
entry OF MuSsolinis forces into
Ethiopia.
The picture Il Ethiopia as a
downtrOdden nation, suddenly to
become the vaSSal OF a ruthless new
Caesar, painted by the British land
probably entirely true) is highly
emotional. 1t Is calculated to sweep
France and the United States be-
hind Great Britain-and to cause
the British dependencies tc look
upon Britain as a protector.
But the fact OF the matter iS-aS
military men and international
bankers will tell you-Ethiopia
doesn't count. No European naticn
gives two snaps OF its fingers for the
inhabitants Of Halle Selassie's coun-
try.
It is the British empire, the Brit
ish life line" that Is at stake.
And the Americans are being
made 10 understand that If the Brit
ish empire Is endangered, the Unit
ed states Is endangered.
World Politics
Americans remain gullible as tC
world politics.
Nations do not fight b preserve
the downtrodden. They fight for
Spoils. They fight to preserve what
they have.
italy threatens not only British
domination in Africa but IL goes
even further. II seems to be arous-
ing the oriental races against Brit
ain.
The British In trying TO preserve
their world empire intact, really
I'm the end NAV be put into the posi-
ton of trying to save the democratic
rnAinrr and r~nIfirr Fnr hnIr re- a..
, 1935-09-25

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$50 4~;3o-James. Wilkinson, sarl.
S.45- 4.45-Sam a. Dick Adventures
400 5:00--Fiyina Time for Riddles
sis S.f5-Tc De Announces
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500 s:oo-nm n. q An ss1Ie st, eh.y
$50 6:3o-our American Schools
SIS e:4B-city Voices Via Radio
500 7soo-One Mans Family-to Q
$50 7:3o-Wayne Kings Orchestra
100 8:0o-Frank Crumit Amateurs
500 e:oo-conrad Thihauits Prog.
s:3c- s:3o-Rsy Noble snd Orchestra
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a.3o-10:3o-Leonard Keller Orchestra
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$50 4.3o-Jack Armstrong - east.
Dramas-Dixies Melodies-west
3.s5- 4:45-Patti Chaplin and songs
800 5:oo-6uek Roaers-east. Maui
rice Sherman orch.-west g. Dixie
Sis 5:f5-Bobby Benson east:
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, 1935-09-25

cent East
$50 s.3o-Music ~Box-Wabc: Poetic
Strinas-eaSts Cadet ouar.-wests
Jack Armstron9-midNest repeat
ass 5.55-Press- Radio News Period
500 6~:oo-Just Entertainment = es.
Oraan-Dixie; Buck Rogers-midw
repeat; AZ Roth 0rch.-wcst
S:i5- 6.i5-He, She & They Musicals
S.4s- 6:s5-6oake Carriers Comment
500 7:0o-Johnnie Foursome-east.
Harmonettes-w. Old Timer-Dix.
6:f5- 7:f5-Deutsch Dance Rhythms
$50 7:3o-The Broadway Varieties
700 6.00-Six Gun Justice, Drama
80 s.3o-AdmiraI Byrd Reunion
500 9sOo-Burns and Allen Comedy
$50 9.3O-The March on Time-to c
s:45- 9s45-Davic Ross Poets Gold
Notwithstanding Ramps Orchest.
s:3o-1o:3o-ciaude Hopkins orehes.
basic. Simons orehes.-midw.
lo:0o-n:oo-Frankie Masters orches.
to.3o-tf.3o-Diek Messner Orchestra
ff:oo-i2soo-Dance Music-west only
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$50 4:3o-The Singing Lady-east
5:45- 4:45-orphan Annie-east only
400 5;0o-The Animal News Club
4:f5- 5:f-capt. Tim Healy, Stamps
$50 5:3o-Press. Radio News - ba-
sic. The Singing Lacy-midw. rpt.
4s35- 5;35-The charicteers-wjz only
Ss45- 5.45-Lo~eil Thomas east.
Orphan ~Annie-repeat % midwest
500 6:0o-Dinner Concert Program
5.t5- 6.i5-Tony a. Gus. Serial Skik
$50 6:30-Lum and Abner. Comedy
SIS o:45-Dan1erouS Paradise. Skit
500 7.oo-The Rendezvous Of Music
$50 7.30-House Of Glass, Serial Act
700 s.oo-John Chas. Thomas Prog.
go e.3o-Warden Lawes a Drama
500 9.0o-Ice venuti and Orchestra
$50 es30-Stones Of History, Drama
e.Oo-f0s00-Dorothy Lamour, Orch.
s.15-10:i5-lnk Spots. Negro Quartet
basic. Tony a. Gus-West repeat
s.3o-1o:3o=L. RomanelH Orchestra
east. House Of Glass-weSt rpt.
fo:0o-ff :oo-Shandor and His Violin
1o.oe-ff :o6-6ob Chester's Orchestra
1o:So-ii:3oH5illy 5issett a Orchestra
, 1935-09-25
RADIO PROGRAMS
WEDNESDAY, sEPTEM

WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER rs Central and Eastern Standard Time)
Notes: All programs 70 key and basic chains or groups thereof unless spect
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Programs subject to change. p. N. Daylight time ne hoNr I1terJ
, 1935-05-26
Big SALARIES
ARE REPORTED
Charles Schwab Says Fila
Pay During 1894 Was
$250,000

WASHINGTON. May 25.-R-
Charles M. Schwab. chairman on
the board OF Bethlehem Steel Corp.
saturday joined the small group of
executives who thus far have 70
ported 1884 salary and other pay
mentS In excess OF SI50,OOO.
Schwab got s250.O00. the report
70 the securities commission show
ed. and Eugene Grace. Bethlehem
president, $4,000. &C. III. McMAth,
vice-prestdenL was paid S58.5O0
Ia more prosperous times 5chwah
and Grace received several hun
cred thousand more than these
sums I'm the form OF bonuses while
heir salaries were a nominal few
thousand The report To the securi-
Ties commission said executive Of
ficers were paid no bonuses In 1888
or 1884.
Another payment to a steel *
scutIve was slce, 372 TO r. M. Grid
Ter. Cleveland. president OF the Re-
public Steel 60.
Il r. Crawford. DuqueSne. Pa.
as president oil the McReeSport Tin
Plate Co, got tl73.750, and q. W.
Parkins. Elizabeth. Pm. McKccs-
port Uce-presioent 9124,l66
George Goronp Crawford, presi-
dent of Jones and LMuRhlin Steel
corporation Asr year. received $780,
600 mt least including m minimum
bonus OF Sl50.00O He is no longer
with the company.
, 1935-05-26
Attendance OF
81 High School
Pupils Perfect

Fifty-four students OF Browns
vile high school had a record Of
perfect attendance at the close OF
the ,hool year, Superintendent +.
c. Dodd announced Saturday.
Students with perfect attendance
records follow:
Mi Saldana, James Strong, BY
ron Walters. Ofelia CavazoS, Helen
Default, Candida Garcia, Fidela
Garcia. Fidela Gavito. Herlinda
Trevino. Rebecca Villarreal, Andrew
Havre, Sammie Hernandez. Bernice
Abreo. Patsy Clark, Trinity VILE
gas, Juan Gonzalez. Jose Moreno,
Mar Sandoval. Dora Velez. Phyl-
lis Moncur, Donald Farley. Wrence
Betancourt. Manuel Cueto, Gustavo
Cara, Remegio Cara, Judith Al
bridge. Anna Maria Alvarez. Ruby
Harris, Valerie Rosenthal, Daniel
Farias. Trinidad Najar, Thelma
Johansen. Juan Raul Moreno, Ro-
berto Pena. Leonso Rodriguez, Alma
Jane Andrews, Ellen Louise Ditt-
man, Douglas Farley, Phil McNair.
Carl Henderson. Edmund Khouri,
Sara Soils, Alice Stone, Edward
Howard. Charles McIntire. Murphy
Smitt,, Gus Landegren, Lee DuOng.
Elouise Clark, Dorothy Huffaker.
Airline Van Hook. Constanza Correa.
Alma Gloria Garcia, Consuelo Gar
cia.
, 1935-05-26
CONNALLY HITS
AT VOTE FOES
Congressional Record Shows
Texas Vets Wrong On
War Pay Charges

WASHINGTON, May rs. -CR-
Senator Connally D-rex) turned
to the Congressional Record Sat
urday to defend himself from
charges arising out Of hts vote
Thursday TO sustain President
Roosevelt's veto Of the bonus.
The Harold Gist American Le-
gion Post at Claude, Texas. wired
him that because he was so pa
triotic and voted against the Pat
man bill, we suggest you refund
TO the government the congress
sional salary ycu drew while you
we're In the army"
Connally replied: You have
been grossly imposed upon by some
uniformed or malicious person.
The facts are exactly to the con-
trary. While serving In the United
States Army in 1915 ! drew the pay
Of a soldier and did not draw a
dime Of congressional salary.
See Congressional Record, page
B65, Volume 81. Of March 3, 1919,
where ] declined TO accept con-
greSsional pay while serving as @
soldier. i hope this information
answers your demand"
, 1935-05-26
New Producing Ho rizon Seen
For Hidalgo; Wildcats Again
Hold Valley Oil Spotlights

company. has plugged back TO 2y240
feet for gun-perforating In the
Ba- sacoas area. The test made
gas, cl and sal. water through cas-
ing p~erforations at 2,711-15 feet In
the regular Barbacoas pay.
In porcion So. two new wildcats
are TO get under way within the
next several days.
Accumulative Royalties Com
pany's No. / Kelsey Bass, has NOV
ed IN derrick materials and some
machinery.
A three-mile water line is being
laid for John III. Clopton's No. l
Kelsey-Bass. This wildcat viii be
drilled as soon a. a rig now In use
completes the Clopton test north
OF tie Rio Grande City pool.
About five miles east Of the Rio
Grande City pool, Hughston Oil
Company's No. Al Woods, is re-
ported coring In shale at 1854 feet,
presumably In search OF the Rio
Grande City pay.
Nearly is miles north Of Rio
Gra--e City. Sun-Humhle's No. /
Mantor g. Briggs. Is making hole at
2.565 feet after heavy rains re-
pie he'd the water supply for
miles around. The test Is to 60 to
5000 feet.
In western Starr. Heep Oil Cor
poration's (Conroe Drilling Coz
No. l M. Guerra a. Sons, Is reported
drilling around $40 feet.
Henshaw Bros. No. ! Sanchez. has
been delayed by muddy roads which
prevented mcvirg In two big Diesel
motors for ne first Diesel-powered
rig In the Valley area. The test may
get under way early next week.
however.
About $500 feet southwest of the
discovery well in the Rio Grande
City pool, w. w. Zimmermann'S No.
/ Doyno a. Chatfield seeks to ex-
tend production nearly 800 feet
southwest. The test Is now coring
at 1,4l0 feet.
About two miles north OF the
pool, John II. CloptOn'5 No. | Do
nlcia T1jerina Is drilling below $500
feet
In northeastern Starr. c. r. Bora's
NO. / Arcade Guerra. Is reported
drilling below 3.160 feet.
South of the Lopeno gas field in
Zapata county, GholSon a. Stevens
NO. | Daniel YZaguirre. Is drilling
at 1850 feet and expects to top the
! Mount Selman formation during
the weekend.
In Willacy county, two wildcats
are temporarily shut down.
King Woods Oil Company,s No. I
Santa Rosa, eastern Willacy, Is
moving in a new boiler while stand
ing at 2.l26 feet.
In southwestern WiIlacy, w. II.
Daniels No. I Francisco Armendiaz,
is moving In al electric rig prep
, 1935-05-26
Teacher Changes Are
Made at San Benito

SAN BENITO, May 25-- Admin
istrative charges have been made
In the San Benito schools giving
more teaching assignments to
principals and arranging it so that
they win not be required to move
from one building 70 another.
Miss Alma FrentiSS, principal OF
North Ward and Landrum schools
tor many years, will remain prin-
cipal only OF the South Side school
while Miss Maxine Bruce will be-
come principal at North Ward. Miss
Bruce has oesn a teacher In the
North Ward school. In the past IL
has been necessary for Miss Prem
tiSs 10 divide her time between the
two buildings.
A similar arrangement will be
made at the Fred Booth schools.
Frank G. Pierre, principal Of both
the building on the north side OF
the street and the south side, will
remain principal of the north side
school. Mrs. q. II. Youker win be-
come principal Of the school on
the south side.
BY removing the necessity for
moving from one building TO an
other, 1t viii be possible TO give
additional teaching assignments to
these teachers
, 1935-05-26
Woman Thrilled by Tricks
= y > > +
OF 7hurston as Girl Is
= y y y
Wed to Famous Magician

sailed for a honeymoon in Florida,
they told Of their long romance.
When Thurston appeared Is
years ago in Chicago he turned a
box of candy into a white rabbit
for an amazed little girl he had
called to the stage. He gave IL TO
her and won her love.
The magician played in Chicago
again recently. The little girl Of
Is years ago came to visit him.
She became his stage partner un-
til their wedding.
Thurston, who signed the mar
riage license n. Franklin Illusion,
manufacturer Of indispensable COM
modities, 65," said there was a ia
vorable Hindu sign on his age.
He told Of a trip 80 years ago
to India where centenarians who
looked IS told him their secret.
I'm really sixty-five by the cal
endar," Thurston admitted. But
that's all wrong. I'm only 40."
He said he studied the methods
confided in him by the aged Hin
dus who. after seeing his tricks, be-
lieved him supernatural.
That's right too" his bride
beamed. He has supernatural
powers"
Thurston said he expects to live
10 be a hundred through the secret
Hindu life-lengthened. The magi-
clan said the secret involves the
mentality. spinal column and blood
circulation but he would not dis
close IL.
, 1935-05-26

eratory 70 reSuming nc $3.50 feet.
Hidalgo county's Samfordyce field
recorded two competitions during
the past week, one for q western
extension OF 400 feet. has another
in process OF completion this week
end and has a hall dozen drilling
and others really 70 spud. The field
now has s. flowing wells.
The competitions were:
Sicily OIL Company's No. Al
Seabury Ct "a, In tract 256. porcion
80, about 4,o0U feet northwest Of
discovery. guageu Is barrels hourly
through h-lnoh tubing choke with
tubing working pressure OF lao
pounds and .Iosed-in casing pressure
OF 500 pounds from casing perfora-
tons nc 2,8O5-13 feet. The well ex-
tended production 400 feet west and
greatly improved possibilities In
the northwest section OF production.
On the southeast edge OF the field.
ri. j. Porter ct ais No. | e. T. Smith,
In the northwest 34.43 acres OF
tract 278, porcion 10. about $500
feet southeast OF discovery, made
an estimated four barrels hourly
On h-inch tubing choke with tub
ing working pressure OF $50 pounds
and cloSed-in casing pressure Of 280
pounds through casing perforations
at 2,755-59 feet.
Being completed this weekend Is
Cortez Oil Corporations No. C-1 g.
l. Smith, about $500 feet east Of
discovery on the eastermmoSt edge
OF the field. Cement plug was drill
ed Thursday, tubing was run and
washing commenced Friday. The
test had the lower Samfordyce sat
uration at 2,746-5l feet. Successful
completion VIII indicate a widening
OF the producing area TO the east.
Three other tests In the eastern
section Of the field r drilling and
a fourth will spud In shortly.
X. ID. Harrison Double ID OH
Company'S No. z Mrs Lula George,
about $500 fee. east Of discovery,
Is drilling below l,640 fet.
Showers a. MOncrief's No. 2 G. Z.
Smith, about $500 feet east OF dis
covery. drilled pug In surface cas-
ing Thursday neon and Is now be-
Low 300 feet.
Rogers Oil * Gas Company's No.
B-3 Francisco Guerra, about 800
feet east Of discovery, IN making
hole below l,l5C feet.
Harrison : Davis : Bishops No. 2
Francisco Guerra, about $500 feet
east of discovery is rigging I'D for
spucding early this week.
On the north edge ef the field.
Gem Oil Company's No. Az Sea-
bury ct al. about 3.l00 feet north
vest of discovery. LIS drilling around
| $50 feet.
Rugged up and awaiting orders Is
the fields new southwest outpost.
e. A. Davis ct ais No. | Tomas
Flores. about $500 feet west of
discovery.
, 1935-05-26
ESPECIAL to me deraIdl

MISSION. May 25.-Wildcats viii
again hold chief interest this
weekend In the Lower Rio Grande
Valley oil area with a western Hi
dalgo test promising q new pro-
ducing horizon nc 400 feet In the
center Of interest.
Hidalgo, Starr and Willacy coun-
ties all reported active wildcats
with the first two counties promis-
ing additional development In the
immediate future. Proven areas
were comparatively quiet during
the week, although the prolific
Samfordyce field of southwestern
Hidalgo added two new producers
and saw q half dozen new tests
under way.
ID. M. g. Oil Company's Calso
known as Downey a. Morton) NO.
! Osca DaSkam, about five miles
northeast Of the ~Samfordyce field,
drilled cement plugs Friday and
began running tubing preparatory
to washing and swabbtng. Accord
ing to both driller's log and
Schlumberger test, the wildcat had
oil sand at 1000 feet to ALA feet,
Casing Is set atop the sand.
A new wildcat In southern Hidal-
60 viii resume Sunday. Bluff Pc
troleum Company's No. l Porcion
Land company. about three miles
southwest Of Mission. Spudded In
early this week but was forced to
shut down almost Immediately be-
cause Of boiler trouble. It will 90
70 5000 feet.
In the new Mercedes deep area
In eastern Hidalgo, two Union Sui
phur company rigs arc at work
The Union No. l American-Ric
Grande, one and a quarter miles
northeast OF the No. 3 American
discovery well Of the area, has been
cleaned out down to $500 feel
preparatory to plugging. sidetrack-
ing and deepening.
The Union No. 2 American, zoe
feet southeast Of discovery. Is ex-
|perienctng difficulty In sidetracking
at 1000 feet and is now working In
s~idetracked hole at 4.053 feet.
About 9.400 feet northwest OF
the Samfordyce discovery, Z. L
Smith Oil company's No. l Astru-
berto Flores. Is due to resume al
3.074 feet this weekend after
changing derricks. The test has
had only six feet OF sand bearing
81 ut gas odor at 3.050-56 feet.
In Starr county. validating con-
tinrcs as the most interesting &C
tivity. A number Of tests are drill
ing and others are TO get started
within the next week or ten days.
StiTl seeking extension Of the
Ba-5acoas pool of south central
Starr, Armstrong. Emanuel q
Adams No. / Starr County Cattle
, 1935-05-26
COURT OF nv

Plans r being made for a
Brownsville Boy Scout court of
honor TO be held at the Baptist
church Friday night. Numerous
awards. including several Eagle
banges. are to be made mt the court.
, 1935-05-26
0nln.ioSS mait,S3 stts,~.
Every one smart and easy TO make
A II PRIZE o

A PARTY PRIZE FROCK
This Marian Martin Little
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PATTERN $3.50
''They all liked my new frockI" this
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she returns from the party-a
triumphant little miss. For this
dress is different. 1t boasts a double
yoke Is cut all in one with the pleats.
And pulled sleeves are a delicious
ly youthful fashion. Moreover young
mothers will find this pattern no
trouble at all to follow-theyn prob
ably make 1t up in several summer
cotton prints. The cost will be nom
inal. We suggest a sprig print or
possibly a small polka dot pattern
In gay colorsI Boomers are includ-
ed in the pattern. Complete, Dia-
grammed Marian Martin Sew Chart
included.
Pattern e25e may be ordered only
IN sizes 2, 4 6 and 8. Size 4 requires
~ yards 50 inch fabric.
Send fifteen cents in coins or
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the style number and size Of each
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Send your order to The Browns
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~ w. 18th St. New York, N.
Y.-Adv.
, 1935-05-26

NEW YORK. May IS. R)-Fif-
teen years ago Howard Thurston put
q box Of candy into his tall silk hat.
Saturday the famous magician pull
ed out a bride.
He and Pauline Mark, q, a di-
vorcee of North Adams. Mass, were
married Friday night secretly at
Harrison, N. Y. Saturday. aboard
the liner Shawnee Just before they
, 1935-05-26
Port Isabel Harbor
Nears Completion
Especial 20 The Heraldl

PORT ISABEL. May as The
por. of Port isabel will be complete,
insaafar as present construction Is
Cor srned, Dv June /, according to
announcement Of Herbert 8 Craw-
ford. manager.
Crawford said no Gate has been
set for formal opening, as this will
depend IN date wher cargo win be
available to bring q boat here.
I'VE expect 10 secure a cargo Of
cotton" he said, but this win not
be before the middle Of July"
, 1935-05-26

There has never been a milk born
epidemic on record where p~asteuriz-
ed milk was used. Order Grisham's
mix today.-Adv.
, 1935-05-26


RIO HONDO. May rs Funeral
services for Theodore Henry Carpen-
ter, 50. who died at his home here
early Saturday morning were held
here nc the Community church nc
3 o'clock Saturday afternoon with
the Rev. Joiner officiating.
He was born In Virginia and came
70 the Valley 10 years ago from Mis-
souri,. He IL a former Valley peace
officer and gin operator.
He Is survived by two daugh-
ters. Mrs. Mack Mi5e and Mrs. Ed
die Werner; a son. III. G.. Jack"
Carpenter; fsur sisters and two
brothers In Colorado and several
grandchildren.
Burial will be under the direc-
ton OF Thompson's Mortuary, Har-
lingen. In Mont Meta cemetery.
, 1935-05-26

of Barbara

Broadway observ-
ers see in renewed
attentions being
paid Elsie Rossi
~ by Henri Won
Haugwitz. broth
er of Barbara
Huttpn's new hus-
band, the POSSIBLE
ity that the beau
tiful show girl
may become sis
ter-in-law 70 the
Woolworth heir
ess. Rossi, once n
ZiegfeId FoIIies
chlorine, now ap-
pears in cabaret.
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