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sf Harlem by its consistent ana aIs
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, 1935-11-06
HUEY'S GANG
MAKES PEACE
Henchmen Bury Hatchet
And Concentrate On
Carrying On

BATON ROUGE. La. Nov. q. tF9
Harmony reigned wednesday,
among the heirs 10 the Huey Long
political machine after Governor q.
X. Allen surrendered his ambition tn
be elected to q full term In the
United States senate.
"A peace pact 70 which the urrarl-
zation leaders assented was worked
out Tuesday in n conference with
the governor.
His recent announcement that he
would run for the fun term threw
a monkey wrench into the campaign
machinery for the ticket he prev
iously had endorsed. which listed
Allen y. Ellender. speaker OF the
state house on representatives. Mg
the candidate for the full term.
He said after the conference. how
ever. he would be content tc fiji the
late senator's unexpired term end
ing In 1887. and would set u special
election date 10 fill the vacancy,
probably Jan. 2l. the date OF the
general state primary.
Ellender Will be the administrm-
ton candidate for the fun term.
The election of Allen 10 the SEN
ate would put Lieutenant Governor
Noe in the governors chair. Noe re-
Gently returned To the administers
ton fold after announcing Ne would
run NJ an independent candidate for
governor.
, 1935-11-06
TEXAS SQUADS
HARD AT WORK
Ponies HustIins For Win
Over Uclans Az
Los Angeles

The s0uthwest's two ~undefeated
football teams-Southern Methodist
and Texas Christian-were in the
final stages OF practice wednesday
for their weekend International
battles as four other squads pre-
pared for conference play.
The Southern Methodist Mus
tangs, their hopes high for Rose
Bowl recognition. stressed offensive
play, including an aerial attack, as
they prepared for a game on the
west coast Monday with the Uni
versity OF California nc Los Angeles.
The Ponies type Of practice indicat-
ed they plan to stage a heavy aerial
bcmbardment. Coach Matty Bell
said the team was weakened by less
OF j. C.. uron Nam Wetsel, star
guard. and Johnny Sprague. back
field ace. who IN on the injured
list. The Mustangs entrain Thurs
day night for California.
Rehearsed In new offensive plays
and in good condition. the Texas
Christian Horned Frogs planned q
final light practice before leaving
Wednesday night for New Orleans
and their game Friday night with
the LOyola Wolves.
, 1935-11-06
Townsendites Plan
Valley-Wide Farley
Especial 20 The Herald

LA FERIA. Nov. 6.-La Feria
Townsend recovery plan club will
hold a Valley-wide mass meeting on
downtown streets Saturday, Nov. 9,
8 p. m.
N. q. Cofer az Brownsville. Col
onel George w. Hill Of Davenport,
Iowa, and DR.. Carl <. Lunn of WeS-
laco will be the speakers. Colonel
Hill was formerly eastern manager
for Iowa Townsend movement and
organized many clubs in that state.
Cofer. the "favorite child" Of the
Townsend clubs CT the Valley. has
Just returned from the first nation
al convention OF the Townsend clubs
in Chicago last week. Members Of
clubs from all towns in the Valley
are expected to come hear his re-
port on the convention.
Promoters OF the 18th Congress
sional Townsend federation urge all
who can to attend La Feria meeting.
The federation promises TO respond
to Townsend demands that the
movement elect a Townsend man to
congress in the coming election.
In case Of rain the meeting will be
held In the high school auditorium.
, 1935-11-06
EX-CHAMPION
SHOWS STYLE
Burns 10 Demonstrate His
Punches Thursday
At Harlingen
Especial to The Heraldl

HARLINGEN, Nov. s-The strong
fight card to be presented here
Thursday night will be further en-
livened BY a demonstration by
Tommy Burns. who ruled the heavy
weights between Jim Jeffries and
Jack johnson shortly after the turn
o. the century.
es with which he felled such worth
les as Bill Squires. the Australian
champion. Joe Beckett, the English
strong boy, and others. This DEM
onstration will take place immed-
lately before the main event bout
between Richie Mack. well known
Dallas weller. and Ad Meava, the
idol Of Mexican fans in the vicinity
OF Houston. Mack has never been
seen in action here although ne
visited the Valley once before. He
has fought every outstanding weller
In Texas and has come off with
the decision nine times out OF ten.
Meava was seen here when he
scored a victory over Tommy Coz
Inns. the Kansas City Irishman who
put up an excellent fight with Kid
Azteca, the Mexico City star.
An eight rounder viii introduce
Billy Deeg. the sensational San
Antonio weller who has won Is OF
his IL professional fights via the
kayo route. This Texan Is said "a
be the best prospect coming out
Of San Antonio IN years. He Is
fresh from three main events In
Houston. Deeg will be matched
against Pablo Gonzalez, a tough
Juarez product who can take IL.
The card will be rounded out
with good preliminaries.
The card will get under way M
$50 p. m. at the American Legion
arena.
All OF the fighters have arrived
and are ready for their bouts.
A final tune-up and public work
was to be held Wednesday after
noon at 5 o'clock. Fans are invited
to attend. Burns will check up on
the condition OF each boxer 20
ascertain their fitness.
Public response and advance seat
reservations indicate a capacity
house.
, 1935-11-06
Midwest Teams Leading In
InterSchOlaStic Victories

victories in i-nterSectional combat
against nine defeats for a average
Of $40. Big Ten members have won
eight games OF this classification
against only one defeat, Purdue'S
startling TO reversal at the hands
oil Carnegie.
The Pacific coast ranks second in
intersectiCnal averages with two vic
tories and one defeat. but the only
major intersectional game a coast
conference team has played re-
suited in Southern California's 1910
setback by Illinois. The two VIC
tories were scored over teams from
the neighboring Rocky Mountain
conference.
Its record of six victories and
four defeats fails TO show the real
power lodged in the Southwest Con-
ference. The ~co-leaders Southern
Methodist and Texas CO istian, have
played only one in~tersecticnal game
hetween them, Christian beating
Centenary 27-7.
1t was the worst defeat a Centen-
airy team has taken at home in
years.
Rice's Owls have carried most OF
the SouthwestS burden in other
fields. Starting off with q 10-7 con-
quest OF Louisiana State-the only
game l.. S. U. has lost-the Owls fol-
lowed through with a 27-7 triumph
over Duquesne and a 4l-0 lacing Of
George Washington.
Neither the south nor the east
can point with much pride to their
in-tersectional accomplishments. The
south has won II and lost IA major
engagements Of this kind; the east,
II and l.
Totals
Middle West, won 10; lost Q, Pct.
$40.
Far West. won 2. lost /, Pct. .667.
Southwest, won s. lost 4, Pct. 900.
South. won IL. lost IA: Pct. 400.
East. won II: lost 10. Pct. 400.
Rocky Mountain, won none; lost
four, Pct. 900.
, 1935-11-06
Haskell AND
HAAS LEADING
Lawrence, Brumley, Conoly
Next In Line In
Dist. 16-A

Although both failed TO score In
ga me played by their clubs last
week, Charlie Haas Of the Corpus
Christi Buccaneers and Harvey
Haskell Of the Robstown Cotton
Pi ekers continued to hold first and
second places, respectively, in the
District l6-A scoring list.
Haas stands at the top with IL
tcUchdowns for 66 points this ca
son. while Haskell Is runner-up
with even touchdowns and one
successful try for point fo- 43.
Bob Brumley OF Edinburg made
three ~touchdowns and added two
tries for point in his eleven's 81 to
o. victory Owe Rio Hondo last Fri
day TO move into q tie for third
place with Bill Lawrence OF Corpus
Christi, each having 80 points.
The Buccaneers held the Of
fenSive lead In club records with
their previous weeks total OF $50
points. and Laredo continued TO
show the best defensive mark with
% points scored against it.
Three new names appear in this
weeks list, making 80 who have
taken part in the scoring Of their
clubs.
, 1935-11-06
Brietz Briefs
RY EDDIE RRIETZ

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-tR- Some
Of the boys are having a warm
argument over whether a good pro
team can lick a good college team.
Here is what PotSy Clark, coach OF
the Detroit Lions, says:
II figured only one man on the
1894 Minnesota team wa good
enough for my Lions 80. That was
stan KoStka VINO went to Brooklyn
I'VE gave Pug Lund a tryout,
but he wasn't good enough. . L had
three backs trying out for the same
position that I considered better. II
that is the case, I think I am just
flied in saying my team would beat
the best college team by at least
two touchdowns."
Cal Hubbard. Just signed as an
American League umpire, was a.
whale of an end under 30 McMillin,
A. Geneva ten years ago....He ha;i
been playing pro football with thu
Green Bay Packers. Joe Loui :
may fight lSidor Gastanaga 10
Havana early in January. .Wayre
University at Detroit may add a
course in baseball umpiring. Law
son Little has written a piece for
the magazines on how golf gal-
ieries affect players.
Pilney, Shakespeare and MillntT
got the publicity, but a guy ycEi
never heard OF. Henry Pojma n.
second string center. got that Ohio
state tumble with less than a mhl-
ute 70 CO.. Harry Martin, Virgin Ia
quarterback, ran ~ yards again st
Davidson without making first
down....A series Of penalties had
set Virginia back until IL was third
down and so yards TO 60.
All New Haven last week, DAFT
mouth students pulled down the
goal posts before the game w1th
yale was over. ~. What would have
happened II somebody had scored
another touchdown?..... Referee
Tom Thorp had It all figured ont.
He would have placed two offiC nalS
where the uprights should have
been, with their arms raised and
pointed upward.
Then he would have let the team
scoring the touchdown kick ... And
used his judgment as to whether
ne ball would have cleared the
Jass bar If one had been thsEe.
, 1935-11-06

More underbrush will be hacked
out Of the patch Of the District
16-A football race Friday night
when three conference tits are to
be played.
The game with the best possibili-
Shirley DaCamera's Laredo Tigers
into the Pirate cove Of the Corpus
Christi BUGS. There Is a bare chance
that the Tigers will stage q man
sized mutlny aboard the Pirate
ship, leaving the Robstown Cotton
Fuckers with IN inside shot at the
district pennant.
The BUGS, however. will be favor
ed TO win. The Pirates apparently
have failed to come up TO their
possibilities In the pinches this
season, but they should be bearing
down on all eleven when they col
Tide with the Pirates.
Both Laredo and Corpus were
defeated by san Antonio teams
last week. the Tigers going down
before San Antonio Tech and
Corpus falling before the Brecken-
ridge aggregation.
The R0bstown aggregation takes
on the Kingsville Brahmas Friday
night In what should be a win for
the Pickers. The Robstown crew
has four district victories under
its belt and IL they down Kings
ville-which S extremely likely
they will have a perfect record up
TO their final game Thanksgiving
with the BUGS. After all Is said and
done. this Is the game which will
determine the championship Of the
district.
The other district contest Friday
night will bring the Edinburg Bob
cats to Brownsville. The Eagles will
be cunning for a $3.50 break on
the season, and the Bobcats will De
striving TO get into the win column.
The Eagles fell before Corpus Christi
and Robstown and defeated Kings
vile. The game here, although II
will have little bearing on the dis
trict race, should be a hammer and
tongs affair. Eidnburg whipped the
Eagles last season. and the Birds
are out for revenge on their home
grounds.
Harrington gets into a non-confer-
ence fray Friday night by playing
host TO the San Benito Greyhounds.
, 1935-11-06
Club Records
Cameron Records
IO3RD DISTRICT COURT
IudRe a. M. Kent

Filed: Ex parte Alfonso Molina,
habeas corpus.
p. F. Dominey, ct al, VS.. p. M.
Sherer, et al.
Sw. Bitulithic co. W. Amalia
Young. ct al.
Cynthia May Carey VS.. Dewey
Carey, suit for divorce.
Orders: s. Tex. Lumber company
VS.. AL Parker Securities Co., judy
ment for debt and foreclosure m. m.
lien.
First National Bank of Harrington
vs.. w. +. Gil. ct al. Judgment Cor
plaintiff for title and possession.
@. @. Cortez ct al VS.. J. M. Saner
et al. election contest in Anacuitas
school district: demurrer and excep-
tons OF contestees to contestants
original petition sustained to which
contestants except and give notice Of
appeal.
Filler Seed Co. VS.. Wade a. New
ton, Inc. ct al, Judgment for plain
tiff for debt and costs.
In estate j. w. Belts, deceased,
appeal from probate court, judy
ment for contestee, banking com
missioner. Contestants except and
give notice Of appeal.
, 1935-11-06
Eagle Juniors Win
Over ST. Joseph's

Tuning up for their night en-
counter Thursday az Harlingen with
the junior Cards, the Brownsville
juniors defeated the &C. Joseph's
Academy eleven here Tuesday az
ternoon 1870.
Jackson, hammered over touch
downs I'm the second and third
quarters to win the encounter.
Schrieber Snagged a 20 yard pass
for the initial marker. and Peter
area slanted off tackle eight yards
for the second marker.
Cara, Eaglet halfback. played an
outstanding game with the Hctors.
The Eaglet line was strong on de-
tense and fair on offense. The st.
Joe Bloodhounds, who have had
little practice. put up a hard fight
but could not stem the rushes Of
the Eaglets.
, 1935-11-06
Get DeMolay Degr ees

HARLINGEN. Nov. s. Tho DR..
W. O. williams Chapter. order Of
DeMolay, will confer the Defdolay
degree on four candidates eH the
Masonic Hall here at 7:30 oSclock
wednesday night. Those who viii
receive this degree are l.. G. iFeery,
Claude Hamilton, Jack SanCineier
and Doyle Mcdaniel
San Benito members will leave in
n BODY at 7:l5 o'clock for the meet
ing here which will acquainb local
MaSons with DeMolay work. A large
crowd Il expected.
, 1935-11-06
DR.. Tidwell Heads
Baptist Convention

HOUSTON. Nov. 6. tP-Dr. J. 3,
Tidwell, head of the Bible Depart
ment at Baylor University at Waco
q years, headed the Baptist general
convention Of Texas Wednesday as
delegates to the meeting planned
further business sessions.
Officers were elected al the OPEN
ing session Of the 9th annual meet
irR Tuesday night.
Three men who had been nom
mated for president were elected vice
presidents by reclamation. They were
DR.. NJ. NJ. Wolfe Of Houston. Thomas
ri. Taylor. president OF Howard
Payne College Of Brownwod. and Hal
F. Buckner. superintendent OF Buck
ner Orphans Home OF Dallas.
, 1935-11-06
Pup-P apoose Tilt
Slated Thursday
fsrncial I'd ma Hernldl

SAN BENTTO. Nov. 6.-The
Thursday game between the San
Benito Greyhound Pups and the
Donna Indian Papooses will start at
3:45 O'Clock Thursday afternoon.
somewhat earlier than previous jun
Tor games played here.
The locals still have a chance 70
win the Valley Junior title and are
expected 10 put forth their best eff
forts against the Donna bunch. The
locals have lost one game and tied
one In the junior conference.
, 1935-11-06
Chapman Back

Return % duty OF Mcreland Chap
man. husky guard. heartened the
Texas Longhorns as they made ready
for their conference game at Waco
with the Baylor Bears. An aerial Of
fensive was stressed. The Long
horns overhead attack was weak
ened by loss Of Harris Van Zandt.
star pass receiver, who II out be-
cause Of illness. Expecting plenty
az passes from the Longhorns. the
Bears gave considerable time TO
building an aerial defense. They also
polished their passing attack.
Back home from their victory over
George Washington. the Rice Owls
buckled down 10 hard work in prep
aration for their conference tilt at
Houston with the Arkansas Razor
backs. Coach Jimmy Kits said all
, 1935-11-06

NEVP YORK. Nov. 8. R,-Inter-
SECTIONAL records indicate the cpl
center OF Americas football earth
quake Is in the middle west.
First class teams are found in
every section, but as a group those
in the cor belt have piled up the
most amazing record against repre-
senta Hves Ci other regions.
The Big Ten. Notre Dame, Michi-
gan State. Marquette and other
midvmStern powers have rolled up IS
, 1935-11-06

BEAUMONT, Nov. 6. R1-'F. p. II.
McFadden. ST., 70. wealthy cattle
man who owned the land where the
famous Spindle Top Oil field Is To-
Gated, died at his home Tuesday
night after an illness Of three weeks.
In addition 70 the southe Rst Tex
as lands. McFadden owned a large
ranch In Knox county. He was q
large rice planter in jefferson coun-
ty and owned considerable real es-
tate in Beaumont.
, 1935-11-06
Auditorium Roof
Work Begins Soon
IN The Asaoclnted -

HARLINGEN. Nov. 6.-Work of
placing q roof on Fair Park Audit
orium will get under way soon. ac-
cording TO Bruce Ramsey OF Ram
sey Bros, contractors.
Most or the structural steel has
been placed and the tile work is
nearing completion rapidly. All
except a few pieces Of stone have
been set.
, 1935-11-06

Seven games. including the re-
newals Of three old classics, will be
served up to Valley football fans
Friday afternoon and night.
The most important fray will send
the undefeated Donna Redskins into
the lair Of the WeSlaco Panthers
Friday night. The DONATES have
only two hurdles between them and
their second straight Valley pen
nant. and those two hurdles are
weslaco and San Benito. The
Panthers, coached by Harry john
son, grabbed the Valley, bi-district
and regional crow two years ago
and came back strong this season.
They would still be in the thick OF
the race II It were not for q 7-6
heartbreaker they lost to the
hustling San Benito Greyhounds.
The Indians r doped to win Fri
day night, but anything can happen.
The Partners, short-enders, will
cut loose with q wide open game.
for they have everything TO gain
and little to lose. This game should
attract a record crowd for the year
II Panther park.
Renewals Of old classics viii send
McAllen to Mission and San Benito
TO Harlingen. The dope means
slightly less than nothing when
these old rivals get together. The
MiSsion-McAllen games are always
hammer-and-tongl affairs. The
Eagles suffered injuries in the Ray
mondville game last week which
will likely prove a handicap. But
the McAllen "paperweights' will
have penty Of trouble in beating the
Eagles on their home field.
San Benito will be favored over
Harrington although the Hounds are
shy Hofling and Parker through
injuries. This game should attract
large crowd.
The Edinburg Bobcats will visit
Brownsville for q Glass IA fray
Friday night in a scrap over the
basement position in District l6-A.
The Eagles ired by their narrow
losses to San Benito. Donna and
KingsviIle, will be out for q $3.50
kcreak in the district.
Other games will send La Joya to
Santa Rosa, Rio Hondo to La Feria
and Falfurrias to Pharr. The La
Joys-Santa Rosa affair Is a real
natural. Those little elevens, badly
outclassed in the Valley "B" dis
trict, are mortal enemies and are
certain to put up a whale OF a scrap.
Rivalry also is high between Rio
Honda and La Feria.
, 1935-11-06
N GOOD BATTLES ON VALLEY FOOTBALL DOCKET FRIDAY
Three Conference Games in District 16.A This Week

Of his Owls would be In shape for
the battle The Razorbacks spent
much time on "a pass defense.
The Texas Aggies, although they
face no competition this week. had
no rest. They spent their time drill
ing for their game with Rice next
week. Overhauling OF offensive tao
tics was under way.
, 1935-11-06
HOfling Out For
Harrington Game

SAN BENITO. Nov. 6.-Arnold
Hotling. first string ftllhack who
warmed the bench during last weeks
game with La Feria. will have COM
pany Friday night at Harrington
when he will be joined by Captain
Lester Parker, lineman.
Parker suffered two broken bones
In his hand in the Weslaco game
but played last week. DR.. g. M
Cash. team physician, has decreed a
weeks layoff for the captain. and
he will not see action against San
Benito's ancient rivals.
Some OF the other boys also are
not IN good shape for the Harlin-
gen tilt.
, 1935-11-06
Flashes of Life
tBy The Associated Press

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn-Fred
Gray. l5-year old air rifle marks
man, hit the bulls eye and went
TO a hospital ms a result.
The target was a .22-calibre bull
let. The shot hit the percussion
cap and the brass powder shell
bounded back into the boys abdo-
men ~ the bullet exploded.
, 1935-11-06
Heads Win

KANSAS CITY.-Manual Train
ing high school was founded in
1897 primarily 10 correlate "the
head and hand" In mechanical en-
deavor. IL will finish it's history
with the current term with artists
heading its alumni homer roll
Marion Talley and Rosemary
Brancato. opera singers: Court
ney Ryley Cooper. the writer, and
Ted Shawn, the dancer.
, 1935-11-06

Ernest II. Phillips and Aleith
Lightfoot.
Juan Guevara and Lucinda Ruhio.
Lawrence Howsey and Nanette
Burns.
, 1935-11-06

1nitias used to denote clubs:
&C. Corpus Christi: r. Fobstown:
b. Brownsville; L. Laredo; H. Har-
lingen: X. Kingsville: z, Edinburg.
, 1935-11-06

MANIIOU SPRINGS. Colo
Manitou now IL Manitou Springs
IL you please. The official change
followed a year and a half Of legal
maneuverinE for r~eadOptiCn OF
the resort towns original name
which was shortened TO Mani
tou several years age.
, 1935-11-06
Corpus Takes on Laredo;
Brahmas To Visit
Robstown
DISTRICT 16-A
Conference gtAndinr


Games Friday
Edinburg at Brownsville. night.
Laredo at Corpus Christi, night.
Kingsville at Robstown, night.
San Benito at Harrington, night.
, 1935-11-06
DONNA PLAYS
AT WESLACO
McAllen And Mission Will
Renew Old Classic
Al Mission

VALLEY FOOTBALL FRIDAY
Donna at Weslaco, night.
McAllen at Mission. night.
San Benito at Harlingen, night.
Edinburg at Brownsville, night.
Rio Hondo at La Feria.
Nalfurrias at Pharr.
La Feria at Santa Rosa.
, 1935-11-06

Wireless rays may be q mile long,
while X-rays are shorter than
atoms.
The Washington times., 1935-06-25
Katherine De Mile
Acts As Own AGENT

Determined to make her motion
picture career entirely self-made,
Katherine De Mile has set her.
self up in business as her own
agent.
Despite the fact that she is I'm.
der contract to Paramount stu.
dos, where she recently finished
a role under the direction of her
father, Cecil B. De Mile, in 1.-The
Crusades." Katherine is making
the rounds of all the other studios
now trying to sell directors the
idea Of borrowing her for roles
from her home studio.
Even though it's . tough
grind" Katherine said, II prefer
to fight for parts this way
rather than sit by and wait for
favOrs."
The Washington times., 1935-06-25
After Dark at
Roadside

after Dark, that engaging old.
time melodran a by Dion Bouci-
cault, which lrilled the grand.
parents Of this generation, was
presented by tn Roadside Theater
players for the econd weeks run
last night. Undoubtedly the
strength of its opeal lies in the
serious and earnest manner in
which each player assumes his
role.
Miss Cary Lucas is the op-
pressed heroine who finally finds
happiness after many tribulationS
in the arms of the equally oppres-
sed hero, Ralph Fowler. And for
deep-dyed villany there is no equar
to the players standby, Eugene
KresSin, whose assistant, William
Phillips, makes himself just as
despicable. Janet Coon Is a sort
of secondary heronie and does not
have the opportunity for her
comedy talents in the role, but
gives it full rein in the entra-act
song, Heaven Will Protect the
Working Girl" with Kressin. It's
a gem.
Thomas Cahill again proves
himself a real actor in the "Old
Tom" role. And one mustn't for
get Walter Mcintosh and his
thrilling rescue of the hero from
the jaws of death as London's
underground railway train is about
to grind the hero beneath the
wheels. The acme Of realism,
ladies and gentlemen!