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, 1935-09-18
BLkCK-DRAUGH
Relieves One Cause Of
Distress After Meals

When constipation interferes with
the normal working Of the digestive
system. warning symptoms. such as
flatulence or distress after eating,
may appear.
Many people, afflicted as deScrib-
ed below. take "a pinch OF Black
Draught after meals. Mr. G. d.. Nc
liver, Of Panama City, Fla. writes.
~ suffered with gas pains. Everything
I ate seemed 20 hurt me. I lost weight
from f4s 70 III pounds. Someone told
me 90 try Black-DrauEht. After taking
small doses awhile. I found l was bet
ter. Y kept IL mp and began gaining
weight until / was back 10 normal. I
would not be without Black-Draughr."
Many others would not like to be
without Black-Draught after having
learned from their own use OF Ii how
helpful II Is in the relief Of consti-
patton troubles. Sold In 25-cent
packageS.=Adv.
, 1935-09-18

NEW ORLEANS. sept l8-tF-
The political machine left by Sena-
tor Huey p. Long stood In danger
OF exploding from spontaneous
combustion Wednesday unless 4
dispute among it, ~Meutenants could
be quelled.
Governor o. L. Allen, who be-
came field captain OF the forces
after the death OF Senator Long
from "a pistol bullet, was having
a hard time keeping his ambitious
lieutenants In the ranks. Too many
OF them wanted 10 be- the captain.
The governor Tuesday called In
his leaders from the country parish
es and started 10 tell them what he
wanted done, as he had seen his
chieftain Long do. But the country
boys began TO ask questions and talk
back
The Rev. Gerald r. X. smith.
Share = the : wealth organizer,
threatened to take his followers.
whom he estimated at 100000. To
another camp II his group was not
consulted In framing . slate Of can
didates for the January election.
Until that happened II appeared
that q selection might have been
made between Allen y. Ellender,
speaker of the Louisiana house. and
Lieutenant Governor James A. Noe
AS the candidate for governor.
That placed Noe and Ellender
back In the running, with Ellender
perhaps "a stride In front.
Governor Allen did make clear.
however, that an election would be
held To fill the unexpired term OF
Senator Long. he pointed out that
under the Louisiana law appoint
ment cannot be made TO the senate
for a term exceeding one year. and
that Longs term has q year and
three months to TIL
The governor plans to call a
special election for the unexpired
term On the same date as the reg
ular election, when the democrats
will nominate a senator, q governor
and all state officials.
II has been nearly agreed that
Wade q. Martin. public service
commissioner. viii run for the short
term and Governor Allen will I'm
for the regular six year term start
Ing In January 1887. Thus Governor
Allen could complete his term as
governor expiring In Nav before
, 1935-09-18
WAR TALK TERMED
TTNIUSTIFIED' BY BRITAIN

LONDON, Sept. lS-P-A Down.
ing Street official said wednesday
nothing justifies any assumption
that Great BFitain's naval maneuT-
ers in the Mediterranean are being
made in anticipation Of an outbreak
Of Anglo-Italian hoStilities.
Concerning a war-like conStruc-
zion placed on the ship movements
abroad. the official said: There IS
nothing whatever 70 justify my such
sensational observation.
The movements r simply pre-
cauticnary IN view OF the situation,
and there i nothing provocative IN
them be said. Italy must be fully
aware Of what has been going on,
and there has been no protest. no
demonstrations NO official or un-
official indication has been given
the British government that italy
regards the movements as untrienu-
~ or unjusttfied.
~It Is most incredible 70 place
nuch an Interpretation on the naval
movements"
The possibility that the voluntary
censorship which has kept the B.
ish public in the dark concerning
ire ship movements would be lifted
was noted at whitehall.
Fifty thousand British troops on
maneuvers gave Envland q fore
taste OF how quickly hostilities
cnrid follow a declaration Of war.
The soldiers were surprised Tues
dav bv the general staff's sudden
decision to advance by six hours
fhe SIGNAL set for the ooening OF
fhe biggest war games known 20
Britain IN a decade.
, 1935-09-18

RIO HONDO. Sept. i8.-The first
issue Of the Cats Meow" the school
newspaper viii Be published at the
high school Thursday.
The staff Is composed Of Ewald
Wagner, editor, Marjorie Volkman,
assistant editor: Earl Wheeler. bust
ness manager: Jimmie Woman, as
sistant business manager: Esperanto
~lazar. society editor: Morris
Bishop. sports reporter: Sarah Lee
Saner- assistant to general staff: re-
porters. MAY GuSler. Margaret Bulls,
May Lee Nixon. Warren Wilds Mary
Edna Jones, c0lumnist; Elizabeth
Bingham, art assistant.
, 1935-09-18
Mercedes Trades
Day Lauded In East

MERCEDES. Sept. 1S.-The cham
Der Ct commerce here received a
letter from the Rock Hill. :. c.
Chamber Of Commerce. asking the
method BY which trades day is staged
IN this city.
"A resident OF our city recently
visited IN your town. the writer
said, -and has brought back glow
ing accounts Ct the big trades day
you have each Saturday." The Rock
Hill organization wishes 70 revive
public drawing on Saturday, and
proposes to pattern its plan after
the successful Mercedes system.
, 1935-09-18
C~hurchmen Studying
Attendance Interest
20 me Heraidl

I6DIC7aI % Inc Herald
SAN BENITO. Sept. ia pick
up service for those with no way 70
reach church was among the plans
suggested for stimulating church
attendance here.
Various suggestions we're enter
tanned by q aymen's committee
which met with w. w. HouseWright
at his home this week. The COM
mittee viii meet again Sept. 80.
, 1935-09-18

SAN BENITO. Sept. ia coun-
wide pcu'Iv meeting has been
Ted for Q o'clock Tuesday morn
at the II. H. Nixon farm one
lie north and two miles east Of
mbes. according to Henry T. Ais
~er, Cameron cor~tv farm agent.
Tho care Of pou'lv flocks and
WY ing will be gone into. Alsmeyer
nfH
, 1935-09-18
r. B. TEMPLE Returns

Especial % The Herald
SAN BENITO, Sept. H. - R. ID.
Temple returned this week from
Waco where his wife became very
III while visiting. He took a plane
to Waco two weeks ago when her
condition became critical. She Is
still quite iii.
, 1935-09-18
San Benito Resumes
Drive Against Dogs

HARLINGEN, sept. l8.-Sf your
dog la missing you had better In
ouire at the city pound. Chief OF
Police wi. wv. Anglin has issued o.
notice that all dogs which have not
been vacclnated against rabies Will
be taken up and III not claimed and
vaccinated after three days Inn the
pound will be destroyed.
, 1935-09-18
San Benito Shows
Enrolment Growth

sAN BENTTO. Sept. le.-Enroll-
rnent in the San Benito schools as
81 last Friday was 2.067. according
20 the report submitted TO the
board OF trustees this week By Sl@t.
q. Z. Davis.
Enrolment BY schools was as fol-
lows: senior high. 269: junior high.
$40: y. Ward. 205; Landrum, 226:
Fred Booth. $50: Frank Roberts.
1T2: colored. l6.
This enrolment Is higher than
nc the same the last year.
, 1935-09-18

REIDSvILLE. N. CAS- Oscar
Leath struck his golf ball. there
was VA loud grunt. He's never heard
a ball protest against being hit H.
watched N sail clearly 100 yards
Then into his lire of vision an
other object fell. He investigated
and found q bullfrog. His club
had lifted both ball and frog into
the air.
, 1935-09-18

Especial To The Herald
HARLINGEN, Sept. 10. - +. l..
Lopez or Harlingen was robbed on
SCI worth or BARRIERS equipment
which was stolen from his auto
parked in San Antonio.
, 1935-09-18

NAUGATUCK, Conn. - J0nu
P0plis solved the problem cf what
to do after his automobile struck
another NJ the curb. He bought
the other car.
PopliS' machine hit one cMneo
Ny Richard Kelly. Jr- and Kelly
agreed to sell. after surveying tne
damage and finding It heavy.
, 1935-09-18
Young Girl Takes Iron
Gains Ten Pounds

BERTHE Grove. age II. was badly
underweight. After taking Vinol
tircn tonicl she gained ten pounds.
1t gave her appetite and rosy
cheeks Children like VinoK. Cis-
neros Drug Store-Adv.
, 1935-09-18
Flashes of Life


COLUMBUS, O-1he federal
government IN counting itS profits
from the chain letter craze Anoub
$500 letters. containing. amounts
ranging from q dime 10 $50 lny
unclaimed in the postoffice's deAn
letter division. Only one contaifF
ed $50. the average was 81
, 1935-09-18

To get rid of itch. rash. letter, foot
Itch. ringworm or eczema. cover with
soothing Blue Star Ointment which
contains tested medicines that melt
and soak in quickly and kill every
germ. Money back In n fails.-AdV.
, 1935-09-18

The committee Of five met again
wednesday and reached an agree
ment on the text of the Ethiopian
report, which Chairman Salvador de
Madariaga OF Spain viii present
soon to Italy and Ethiopia.
A British spokesman said there
was no specific mention OF I'lly
IN the report.
Baron Pompeo AloiSi. chief dele
gate OF Premier Benito Mussolini,
has been informed unofficially OF
the essentials Of the report but has
not seen the text.
His indication 70 the French that
the report was unacceptable In its
present form. French delegates said.
should be regarded as his first
personal reaction"
Alolsi was reported reliably TO
have warned Premier Laval Of
France that italy would withdraw
its delegates from the League OF
Nations If the committee submitted
q "last word" offer in the Italo-
Ethiopian conflict
Spokesman for the italian dele
cation said the mo compromise"
dictum laid down Saturday in an
italian cabinet communique did not
mean mo discussions and no ne
ogtiations."
II the committee Of five Subr~''-
ted a report which embodied a
scheme for settlement Of the East
African crisis acceptable TO Italy as
q basis for discussion, they said,
there would be no open break with
the League.
But, said a reliable source Baron
Aloisi - Premier MuSSolinl'S CHIEF
delegate-warned that Italy would
recall It's delegates If the committee
act forth an offer which Italy must
accept or reject
With the report virtually COM
pleted. il embodied two main points.
/. Foreign assistance "A economic
and financial development OF Ethl-
opia-
2. Protestatlon 10 meet any threat
10 the security Of foreigners IN
Fthiopis and Italian colonies bor-
dering the empire.
, 1935-09-18
LEAGUE PLAN
Is BELIEVED
Italian Dele
Says Summary Has
Nothing to Offer
III Duce

GENEVA, Sept. l6.-tP= The
Italian delegation labeled as "ab-
Solutely unacceptable as a basis for
negotiation" Wednesday summaries
of the League OF Nations collective
assistance plan for Ethiopia cur
rent In League Hobbies.
There Is nothing at all for Italy
IN this scheme" an Italian spokes-
man told the Associated Press. 1T
Is Ike offering us $4,000 for a house
We think worth $40, 100000. In other
words, the scheme Is not reason
able"
, 1935-09-18
Reject Territory

Concerning q report that Ethiopia
would cede Ogaden and Danakil TO
Italy, IN return for grants by Eng
land and France Of their Somali-
lands TO Ethiopia, the spokesman
said.
Have YOU ever been to Ogaden
and Danakil? Ogaden Is nothing
but e vast DESERT uninhabitable by
Italians AS for Danakil It has been
truly described hy travellers as the
hell hole Of creation
The newspaper Jornaie Des Ma
tons described the report OF the
five-power committee set I'D by the
League council 70 deal with the
Ttalo-Ethiopian crisis as a series OF
suggestions. rather than a definite
project TO be accepted or rejected.
The plan was described as n
for modernization Of Ethiopia, pro-
viding for a principal foreign ad-
wiser with great powers. along the
lines Of the adviser which the League
suggested for Liberia.
The chief adviser would have two
assistants, all 10 be named by the
League council, but not to be select
&c from any Of Ethiopia's three
neighboring colonial powers-France.
Britain and italy.
A spokesman for one OF the major
powers. discussing this summary.
warned that the committees work
was really not completed.
we are trying to devise a plan
which will be acceptable to italy,
although personally / doubt whether
they will accept It." this delegate
said.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

A DOG GRIEVES. An auto
brought sudden death to
Blackie's playmate on a
street in Oklahoma City.
Blackie stood guard until the
body was removed, hours
later Associated Press Photo.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
@7h1 E2Zt5z1z4< PARKER GIVES OUTRIGHT
THIS SMART PLAsKoN UIILI1Y CASE

and put to Use the smart Plaskon
Case as a cigarette box or jewel ease.
Made in Jet or African Brown with
Ivory Plaskon lid it's permanently
strong, thoroughly durable, and e>-
tremely artistic and attractive. See
illustration above.
So don't forget to ash for the fa-
nous Parker by name instead Of
for just "a fountain pen" For
Parker" is the name that your dear
ones will look for on any gift Pen or
Set-the name that will make them
stand up and cheer on Christmas morn.
And remember that the Parker is
the only GENUINE Vacumatic Pen
contains No RUBBER INK SAC-NO
LEVER FILLER-NO SoUIRT-CUN Pts
Evening star., 1935-12-01

(fOr cigarettes, jetreiry, or bou-
doir trifes) tCith the purchase Of
this Laminated Pearl Pen and
Pencil SET
For this princely Christmas Special,
60 promptly to your favorite depart
ment store. pen shop, stationers,
jewelers., or druggists. Purchase one
of the lovely Parker Vacumatic LAM
mated Pearl Pen and Pencil Sets, and
your dealer will mount this utterly
new style creation in this permanent
Plaskon Case, for which he will charge
you absolutely nothing.
On receiving this handsome gift.
your friend or loved one will merely
transfer the shimmering Pen and
Pencil to pocket, handbag, or desk.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

TON nothing to render it use
less later. That's why it's GUARA>-
TEED Nj ENTHUSIASTICALLY PERFECT.
Stop at the nearest pen counter
see why the marvellous new Parker
NaCumatic leads all Christmas lists.
The Parker Pen Company. James
vile, " isconsin.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
Liysrpool Grain Price,
Baltimore Quotations.
STEEL QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. December 80 lP.-Steel
prices, per 100 pounds, fob. Pitts6ursh:
Blue annealed sheets. hot-rolled; 200; GAL
vanized sheets. $40; black sheets, hot
rolled. 245; steel bars, 1855.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
AUTO SUSPENSIONS.
DECREASE OUTPUT
Grams Places Weeks To-
tai at 1885, Compared
to Previous 10000.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DETROIT. Mich, December 80
Every manufacturer in the automobile
industry suspended assembly opera
tionS for at least one day during
Christmas week, with the result that
production dropped sharply.
The output OF motor vehicles in the
United States and Canada amounted
to II ,335 units last week, according to
Grams reports, Inc, Of this city, as
compared with 103, 500 for the week
ending December 81. A year ago last
week 36,086 cars and trucks were pro-
duced.
Lack of uniformity in working
schedules as between individual man
ufacturers was noticed, some Of them
working two and three days, with
four-day schedule predominating.
Only a few plants worked the usual
five days; several were closed for the
entire week. Most factories will re-
sumo operations on January 2, while
a number will open today.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
FORECAST
IN NEW FINANCING
Investment Bankers Expect
Marked Gain for Pro-
ductive Purposes.
3y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 30-The
year 1885 should see marked increase
in new financing for construction and
productive purposes, in the opinion Of
investment bankers.
Those holding this view base their
contentious on two assumptions; one
relating to industry. the other to
monetary and credit conditions.
AS far as the industrial outlook Is
concerned they argue the improvement
of 1885 Is virtually certain to have
generated enough energy to carry over
into the next IL months.
They point out that even though
numerous large corporations are well
heeled with cash, the improvement and
construction financed this year Is but
the beginning.
First, the wear and tear to which
industrial plant and equipment has
been subjected during the depression
years cannot be allowed to continue
much longer in many instances.
Second. the installing OF modern
cost-saving machinery and equipment
by one company is a stimulus to its
competitors to do likewise. In the
minds of numerous bankers this COM
petitive fuse was touched of in 1885.
The improved outlook for various
railroads and some utility companies
through sharp net operating income
gains and record power totals, respec-
tively-is also counted on to play an
important part in the expected further
revival in heavy industry.
Should the forthcoming Federal
budget be clearly labeled favorable"
by bankers. they declare one Of the
principal obstacles to new financing
will have been removed.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS
MOVE LOWER IN WEEK
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December 30-New
York City bank stocks closed the week
at lower levels. according to records
compiled by Holt, Rose & Troster.
The aggregate market value Of 16
leading issues on December 81
amounted to 81 1,7ss. 1912, 900, compared
with 1892, ,723, 900 at the close Of the
previous week, a decrease of $33,9l1,-
900, or 1876 per cent.
The current average yield Of the
Is issues Of $50 per cent compares
with yield of $50 per cent on Deem
ber 20. The current market value is
now LAC times the known book value
Evening star., 1935-12-30
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. December 80 P.-Poultry.
live. ! car, 81 trucks; unsettled; hens less
than "a pounds; 22; ~ pounds. "a; Leg
Springs. 25; colored, 23a24; Leghorn
chickens. 10: roosters, 16; hen turkeys,
%; young toms. 20; old Is; No . turkeys,
IS: heavy white and colored ducks. "a;
small II; Northern geese IS; Southern,
IL: capons. 81 pounds. IS
Dressed turkeys unsettled; young hens.
2s. old 20; young toms, 8 pounds UP,
26; less than Is pounds, 49, old, 23; No.
Butter, 7,743. steady. creamery-spe-
cisls (93 score). 34a34l2; extras 1927,
33la extra .hrsts (90-9I). 33a33X; ffrsts
(Ss-Sa), 81 s4a3294; seconds Is6-S0. 81;
standards. go. centralized carlots), 33a.
fresh-graded firsts 25; current receipts,
22i2: refrigerator extras and standards,
1917; hrsts, 10.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. December 80 l9.-Foreien
EXCHANGE irregular; Great Britain in dol
lars. others in cents; Great Britain. de-
mand, 4.93; cables, 4.93; 60-day bills.
4.92; France, demand. 6.61; cables SCI Y; {;
Italy, demand. S.06n; cables, S.06n. De-
mands-Belgium. 1885; Germany. free,
1923; reg tourist. 2375: reg. comm /,
21.SO; Holland, $3.50; Norway, 24.77;
Eweden. IS 40; Denmark, 22O2; Finland.
els; Switzerland, 1884; Spain. 1870;
Portugal 4.494: Greece, .94A; Poland,
1885; Czechoslovakia 4.16< Yugoslayia,
20; Austria, lSSOn Hungary. 2965n:
Rumania. 80; Areentina, 80 SIN: Brazil.
S59n; TOXIC, 1881; Shanghai, 29.s7E;
Hongkong. 32 .621a; Mexico City, 81. .s5;
Montreal in New York, 99.3114: New York
II Montreal. 1006SA. n-Nominal
Evening star., 1935-12-30
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Y the Associated Press

%AooNNttKVCu 7
LONDON.-A quiet but cheerful tone
prevailed on the Stock Exchange today,
due to French political DEVELOPMENTS.
Glt-edsed securities were firm in antici-
end dividends. Gold shares and other
PariS favorites held steady, while trans
Atianuc issues were dull. The market
PARIS.-Rentes led all French issues
tI1U tup1Tard on the Bourse today in a rally
following saturdays vote of Confidence 70
the Laval government. InternationaI
issues declined. The market closed irregII-
BERLIN-The Boerse recovsrsd ,-or,
its previous slump and opened more activa
today. The closing was sustained,
Evening star., 1935-12-30
Chicago Cash Market.

ShACdbO NaSH NAdEhCb
Cash wheat. No. 2 red, 1867; No.
red, l.0412; corn, No. mixed, 53si =
Sc; No yellow. 5712 -581a; oats. No
3 white, 281. 81; No. white. 24A-
26; sample grade, 2012 -2612; no rye;
soy beans, No. yellow. 90; No.
yellow. 81; sample yellow, $685.,
Chicago; barley, nominal; feed, 30
AS mailing, 1851; timothy seed. 3.25-
$3.50 hundredweight; clover seed, 1900
1880 hundredweight.
Liverpool Grain Prices.
LIVERPOOL. December so Up Wheat
Hish. Low. Close. close.
December - o0Is .99i+ l007s ash
March ---- .95l4 .94l4 .95l4 931s
May -------- .e33s .92;;s .93?s .a3's
July - .a3h4 .92l7 .93l4 81
Exchange. 4e2H.
Baltimore Quotations.
BALTIMORE. December 80 GP Wheat.
No > red Winter. sarlicky, spot. domestic,
1.O024: December. l.OOS4.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
ASSOCIATED OUTPUT UP.

NEW YORK, December 30 (Sr~,
ciaD For the week ended Decemcer
81 Associated Gas & Electric System
reports net electric output Of $685.
234 units (kwh), which is 1l.8 per
cent above the comparable week a
year ago. Gross output, including
sales to other utilities, amounted to
82,424,S98 units for the week under
review.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 30.-Rising
to almost $l0l bushel for May con-
tracts, the Chicago wheat market to-
day scored maximum gains of about
l5s cents since Saturday
Highest wheat prices since october
10 were reached. Unusual strength
displayed by wheat values at Liver
pool, together with liberal export pur-
chases of Canadian wheat. upward Of
100000 bushels today. were largely
responsible.
Wheat closed firm, MIA above
Saturdays finish; May, 1.003s-34;
Corn, ls-3s up; May, 6Oss-13; Oats,
unchanged to Il of, and provisions,
5 to IS cents down.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PreSS.
NEW YORK, December 30.-Bonds
showed frming tendencies today, with
rail Issues and low-priced utilities
scoring the major improvement.
United States Governments were
steady. Small advances appeared in
most of the Treasures after early
irregularity.
In the corporate sector gains ranged
from fractions to around points IN
American & Foreign Power IS, St.
Paul SIS, Allegheny Corp. SIS, Erie IS,
Southern Pacific 4l2s and Southern
Railway As.
The foreign department was mostly
steady. Italian and Polish issues
showed strength, while French loans
were mixed.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, December 80, R.aaCall
money steady; "a per cent all day. Prime
commercial paper. % per cent. Time loans
steady; so days-6 months. l per cent
offered Bankers acceptances unchanged:
30 days isah; 5000 days, isats:
months. kais; 5-6 months. 5sais. Redis-
count rate. New York Reserve Bank, Ia
Der cent.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
INVESTING COMPANIES

NEW YORK December 80 tPl.-Ne
York Security Dealers Association:
Evening star., 1935-12-30
FREIGHT LOAlINGS.

NEW YORK. December 80 R-Revenue
fretght carloadinRs on railroads reporting
today, for week ended December IS in
eluded:
Week Prev. Last
Dec. %. week. year.
Baltimore & Ohio 30.7Os 3s,050 2s,O54