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Auto Service

American Auto wrsekers 227S ov :. DE s7s2
Henry Poole 1912 II % u 1880
GaePtner'S Auto Service rear Hl0 Cap MA 1850
James Murphy 1909 N NV o.. =. ST 950A
Raybestos Brake Service 617 N 7 ~ :. Ol a6l6
Hueh Reid rear S01 sw O.. -. ME s7Io
Watts GARAGE rear 1927 o NO a2I0
18th ST Garage. = c Willie 1909 18th NV
FeatherStORO SerV Angie 1905 AZ NO sn65
Auto Brake Service Co 427 nv ME- s20S
Auto Upholstery Cleaned: TiraIIa Process ~ ISIS
Browns Auto Repair 1871 18th nv T.. NO $3.50
Johnson Auta Repair 231S Ga ave nv :. NO 1910
References
s E Auto Glass Shop 1908 9 20 ..... II eS4s.w
Call Carl Inc 6l4 n nv ... Of PTS
Perry Mason el5S rhamplain a NV CO 1920
Mccomas OldsmobIIe Ser rear 1878 IS MA 1871
Modern Auto Body Wks 2ll5 NV ME 1881
National Auto Top Co o1ls "a nv ... De 2249
M WsshInaton 81 Garage AleT Va Ate. 27n7
PhIIin A TnlS0n 17n1 MO e674
Senator's Au'n Wash 5no 2n4n "a Az nv NO e5i4
18th st Garage = C willie 1902 18th nv
BATTERY SERVICE
HIs4 Rat 4 Eler ca 1927 "nth NV NE n085
eIneII & Glover Bat & EIee Ser 2sO6 Pa G We 24IO
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Furniture & UphoIstering
FURNITURE

FURNITURE
Albert lnsraham Credit Furniture II 1000
thompson Bros 1920 Good Hope I'd 60 u USS6
UPHoLsTERINe AND slIPCoVERS
? Armstrong s4l2 Rhode Island ~ 90 NY s4.J
Artistic Upholstery Co 2437 18th NV AD 8OII
Bethesda Refining Co sS22 Wis ave . WIS 2822
Flash
capitol UpholSterInp Co S4l7 18th nv co $3.50
Col Poly Inst for Blind chair Gamers -. MA 1898
Ihos King 921 Thayer av Sill Spg. Md sH 1884
G McAliSter upholsterIns 2O5 King Alex 369
North Capitol Upholstery 1901 \ Cap st 20 2954.W
Robertson Awning Shop 2l5 Ind ave nv MA 1851
Spells 1885 18th NV PO O2I7
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NEW YORK WOOL

NEW YORK, June IL GN.s). Wool
quiet: domestic fleece unwashed Ohio
ard Pennsylvania. 21@21: domestic,
nulled. secured basis. en- 67n; domestic
Texas. clean basis. 5S@7a: domestic, ter
ritory. clean basis. 45H7S.
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Local Stocks

AFTER CALL
Potomac Electric IS pr, 100
1922, 100000, 3@10912.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 100
2712, 10@27h, 10@27h, 10@27l2,
10@271a.
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CLASSIFIED
Especially Shops-Furriers

Quick
campansIla orthOpedlO Shoe, sO2 18th ~
cosanS 7I2 eth st NV ST NA7N
nnll HOsnital 11n1 14th nv ME- 27a2
Shirt 4 Dress Hospital IVA 9th NV 20 OS7I
CASH REGISTERS
National Cash Register Co 1908 NV Ma 1875
FuRRIERS
Little America Fur Shop 2609 18th nV 40 9307
Joseph Roendorf SIT llfh NV , MA 83IS
n Zirkln & Sons s2l 18th Nv . NE ais
HATS
Bertha Hat Shop One Price 2soe Conn ~ 40 O48S
LEATHER GOODS
KIna 51l 18th NV Ma G2A2
SPORTS SHOPS
Corrs Bicycle L Repairs $685. III ave &c Ass
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CLASSIFIED
Automobile Dealers

Adams C plymouth Used Carr:
1908 18th ct observation-disclosures NO $685.
Addison Chew Sales Inc 1887 Irving Nv 40 SAIL
BIlhImsr & Palmer Ford Sales 4
Service J Spencer HyattsVIIIs Nd eR 2O57
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Funeral Directors
FUNERAL 0IRFcToRs

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
los Bailey Co 227 z ct NV 20 4843
Cornish Cornish 212l 10th nv 20 1874. 277O
Moons Funeral Home 1922 U 81 NV NO 2659
John Rhlnes L Co 9Ol 3rd ct sv ME 1920
z WinSow 1 Fillmore 2Oll 18th NV NO 2643
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Schools & COLLEGES

Beatrice Seymour Goodwin Voice 1905 WI 2949
6oydS School Of Sect 1888 r st NV . MA 2342
Columbus University 1923 18th nv De 3443
Mae DsVisOn Dsnens 1920 u st -. MA 354I
The
Miss Floods kindergarten 1922 Mass ave nv
Nat School Mech Dentistry 1901 ct nv MA 1892
Poteets Business COIese l4th Eye StS MA AZ
StanfIeId Seef School no 18th NV DI 1888
southeastsTn University 1875 q Il NV MA $3.50
WhTtmorS Sect School 1910 q It me 1851
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CoaI-Ice-~FueI

CoaI-Iee-~FueI
L Horston 1882 9Th st nv Pc 1908
r Delay Coal & Ice Co 1900 II NV NO 9O72
Evans Ice Coal Wood Co 1919 NV NO 1898
Judd's Coal 4 Ice Serv RI 1915 Vt AZ De $3.50
Henry Jackson G. Sons R26 l. st nv ME 1877
H GIotzbHsch Office Yard o23 18th ne IL 0033
i uormaursrs 18th NV ............... DE $3.50
o Barnes S27 4th st
RlnaIdi Coal Co $40 r ave ne ....... NO 1900
I n TFunneII Jr 1245 33rd NV .........WE 2123
i ( White sons 500 B st NV ... DE $3.50
Drug Stores
Eleventh ST Pharmacy 800 II % ......... IL Il23
FeoeS Pharmacy 1901 NV ........... MA $685.
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Cleaners & Dyers
Laundries-VaIetS

A q R Cleaning & Oyers Co POSI- Ga AZ De $3.50
Allied Cleaners 4 Overs 933 Hamilton nw GE 6253
hatcher service 2039 81 NV CT 1882
Berry Blake 1912 You 0t nv , De 5I82
c Evans 3ooS llth NV 40 6288
18th 81 Cleaners Oyers 28l9 ~ nW co 6S76
M GershanoV Tailor 1891 l4tb nv go. CO 1881
HTo ' Cleaner, q Over, ss2s "a nv co sS22
Pan.Tex Cleaners 4 overs 934 Fla Az NV Pc 1854
sfratford cIrs 4 Divers sS0l Az nv co 1903
Wakefield Cleaners Dyers l23 Ind Az NV MA 1854
rue CLEANING
LuwIn Rug Cleaning Co 1928 7th nw. NO $3.50
Mark KeShlshian 1914 Conn Az MA sS~S
VALET SERVICE
Blue Ribbon Valet sho' 4O91s King Ct Alex. Va.
Grand C'traI Valet Shop l342 N Az NV n e503
IOm'S Valet Shop 1877 10 NV -. MA 2219
wilkins Valet Services 1912 nv MA 544S
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BuiIders-ContraetorS-
Materials

American House cisanInp Contractors =. ME- O44o
Bayliss Builders 4 Cont SIS King Alex 29S
Breuninger L Sons Investment bE MA 20A0
c. N. Edwards Bldg Material 926 N st NV MA 1915
Dal Maso Bros Iron Wks 1924 nw oil A236
GrUVeF s16 Investment bg 900. MA 1887
C R KarIStromsr Golf Club Manor IVA 1880
MoGoIrIck sIds Corp 1910 " ~ nv
Murphy 4 Ames Lbr I'd RosSlyn. Va WE ISIS
Col J RObt Moos Wash Blvd Buchanan cIar 1880
Ed n PeIIInen 507 Elm Az TakomS PARK ND
Horn Construction Co POI Inv bldg NE 1875
Rudolph 4 West Co 1882 N 7 az NV . MA $50
J Chas Shapiro 1909 K NV MA 1855
Superior Construction Co 1881 @ nw....ME 2495
Harry Wardman 1919 nv ...... o. $3.50
Wilcox Air Cond cOrB 1912 % ......AT i2I2
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Electrical Service

Com cleo She's $40 Fla ave NV ~ NO 96i3
EearIna cleo Co 1888 10Th NV co i4258M
KuehIIna loeksmIfh Z cleo 8 4th ne IL 2795
18th ST Electric Shop 1901 14th NV =. co I0s7s
Reliance Radio Co 1881 L It nv ......ME 74II
Regal Flee Co s4e Upshur ct ...... co 1891
n Smith 92S Howard I'd % ...... u 6o23R
Locate
E Warren 1905 n u nv MA 1863
Watson Co CO 0460 0v0 At 2l20M
TUrberVIlIO Inc 1922 Conn aV NO sAo7
J Kent White EI Cent 500 King 1t Alex Va Tel 2
whiting & HerrIty 1908 9th nW.........NA $3.50
Geo c Wormley SAT Fla ave NV ........NO SSIS
LOCKsMITH
Jacks Lock 4 Key shoD ll7s 18th nv. MA Se7s
Try Me Lock Co 221l 14th nv DE 1877
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AdIer's Kosher Market S11 Upshur st NV AID 1852
Shumate's Sea Food Co 1926 You st nv P0 1855
Spanish Store 1885 17ti4 NV .........DE 1898
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Decoratine-Paintine-
Paperine

Allen Decorating CO 1888 Conn ave. :. 20 447s
N Becker & Co az q st NV ... Of 698S
Home Decorating Co 1909 9th NV ....ME O85A
Hooper & kIssner 92s II Ct NV ...... Ma 4763
Mcclellan & Co Inc s23 q Ct nv NO 1888
Mahoney Wallpaper Co s24 Pa ave 90 o.. u O559
Parsley L HoIt A6O3 14th nv ....... GE 1851
Can
N. L. Smith 1874 Webster nv ,.. .AD 7I0s
Tacony Decorating Co s541 ~ NV .... CO 0757
Louis Tuoz1o 1924 nth nv
Wlauington Georse 10l4 No Car ave SO At 4s4S
Peerless Decorator (CoIoredl SEQ 81 nv WE 202A-M
P1asterinE. StuccoinR. CArpenterinG. Cementing
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Insurance s. Investments

Francis A Marks Investment bldg MA $3.50
Henry ] Robb 1924 Vermont ave NV Of 8I4I
Tongue Brooks Zimmerman Inc l417 Z ME 1870
VIM Sanders Co 1919 at NV 81 i0I5
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Moving s. Storage
PIumbine-Heatiny

Charles 8 BroOme 614 r ct no ........AT 1857
John W HiudOn 1900 10th no ....... P0 0229
Call Sutton, reg plumber 1909 nv NO s50S
Bob Vranich pIba htO 1884 King ct Alex Va
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Acknowledgements
Real Estate-Service

KeaI ESfdfe-SeFVICe
Boswell. Brasuer Co 923 18th nv ,......0I 64I0
J Wesley Buchanan mo sls 18th NV. ME- II43
Home
N May Douglas 1912 @ uw...NA $3.50
GoSS Realty Co 1405 Eye st NV .......NA 1883
RObt L McKeeVer Co Shoreham bldg MA 750
Viewer Bros Washington bldg DI a4S6
WANTED REAL ESTATE
@ @ Duty 1924 Vermont ave NV MA A82
, 1935-10-22
Ethiopian Warriors Must
y y
Undergo Many PriDations
y y y y ~ "
During War As In Peace

Copyright. 1885, by the APP
Adds ABABA, Oct. 22.-Eight
thousand crack troops OF Ethiopia's
Imperial guard marched off light
heartedly to the northeast Tuesday
to make DesSye the nerve center of
Emperor Halle SelaSSie'S line OF de-
Tense against the Italians.
There, on the central plateau In
the heart Of the empire, Ethiopians
believe the Italian northern and
southern armies plan t. join for "a
final drive against Adds Ababa.
The emperor Stin awaited fun re-
ports Of an italian bombing along
the Setit river ON the northern front
and capture by the Italian southern
army Of the Ethiopian pests Of Dag
nerrei and Sciaveli on the Webbe
Shibeli river.
Government officials said they
were not inclined TO treat seriously
an Italian contention that the
southern victories dashed once and
for all the hopes of Dedjazmatch
NaSSibu OF cutting off the fascist
forces under General Rudolfo Ora
ziani from their base in Italian SOM
alilRnd.
The Italian advance from the
, 1935-10-22
VALLEY LIONS
BACK SAFETY


Executive members OF Valley
Lions clubs, headed BY ]. II. Snow,
Brownsville. Valley group Chairman.
and E E. MarburEer, Mission. deputy
district governor, met Monday night
IN the Cortez hotel, Weslaco. and
heard q preview Of the aims to be
sought Az the Valley-wide safety
meeting Tuesday tn Mercedes. R. III.
CBob) Sawyer. leader in the move
ment, giving the insight.
It was unanimously agreed that
Valley Lions clubs would feature the
motto for which their organization
ssandS-Laberty. Intelligence. Our
Nations Safety the inscription
which furnishes the name Lions 70
the association, BY taking an active
and leading part in the safety camp
align now gaining momentum An this
section.
IL was also decided 10 hold a b.
monthly meeting Of executive Of
ficerS OF all Lions clubs In the VAL
lev. the second Tuesday of every
second month. The next meeting win
be in Weslaco Tuesday night, Nov
ember 10, at 8 O'Clock in the Cortez
hotel.
Representatives at the Monday
night meeting included z. K. Mar
burger, r. w. Dooley, Roger ". Ray,
Allen. R. I'D. Mcintosh. Weslac0, j.
b. Hicks. G. A. Hayes. Harrington: ].
H. Snow and L. T. McCollister.
Brownsville
The resolution unanimously adopt
ed. follows:
Whereas. ON October Is. 1895. all
service organizations. chambers or
commerce, newspaper representa-
tives and peace officers or the VAL
ley met at McAllen, Texas. for the
purpose OF organizing a Valley-Wide
safety campaign and
Whereas, on Tuesday, October
p. 1885, a Valley-wide mass meet
ing OF all service organizations and
similar groups and citizens Of the
Valley win he held at Mercedes.
Texas. 10 perfect a Valley-wide
safety council for the purpose Of
promoting a safety educational pro
gram:
Therefore. be It resolved: That
the presidents and secretaries Of
the Valley Lions clubs or Mission.
McAllen. Weslaco. Harrington. San
Benit0 and Brownsville now as
sembled. pledge their full endorse
ment or this campaign and do
pledge their clubs In promoting
safety on the streets and highways
Of the Valley.
H. II. Marburger, district deputy
governor: u. III. Snow. group chair
man: r.. ri. Sawyer, ChaS. Allison. J.
B. Hicks, Roger v. Ray. +. W. Dooley,
G. A. Hayes. r. #. McCoIlister, r. ID.
Macintosh.
, 1935-10-22
QUEEN

Shirley Temple seems to have no
limit 70 her resources for winning
and holding audiences In one
picture she dances, In another she
sings: in some pictures she tugs at
the heart strings Of her audience.
and in still others she sends them
home rearing at her comedy an
tics.
But her newest starring picture,
Curly Top" which comes Wednes-
day and Thursday to the Queen
Theatre, combines all of Shirley
Temples many talents and adds
still another. Shirley sings. dances,
laughs 80 and plays Cupid In bring
ing Sweethearts together.
Curly Top" opens with scenes
In an orphanage where Shirley is
the irrepressible cut-up. forever
getting into trouble and forever
laughing herself out or II.
John Boles, the millionaire pa
iron Of the orphanage. adopts the
child, who has won his heart with
her gaiety and wholesomeness.
But he also has TO adopt her pet
pony, her duck and her lovely
grown sister, Rochelle Hudson In
the bargain.
The ensuing scenes Of the film
show how a romance grows up be-
tween John Boles and Miss Hud-
son and reaches its happy climax.
, 1935-10-22
Valleyites Attend
Brennan's Funeral
Especial 70 The Herald)

HARLINGEN, Oct. q. - A num-
Der OF Legionnaires from the VAL
lev attended the funeral Of Hal O..
Brennan, former state commander
Of the American Legion, IN Laredo
Sunday.
Frank Workman Of Weslaco, third
division commander. took part in
the services held at the Legion
Hall in Laredo. Other Valley
Legion men present included DR..
]. q. Britain, commander Harlin-
gen Post No. 205; ~. w. M. Dris-
kill. vice commander Harrington
post: w. L. Williams Of San Ben
ito. commander Sam Jackson Post
No. Ill and ]. E. McAnally, past
commander OF Sam jackson Post.
About 1000 persons attended the
military funeral for Brennan who
died on a recent trip TO Mexico
CITY.
, 1935-10-22
Reduced Fee Sought
For II. S. Prisoners

A proposal from the federal gov
eminent that fees for keeping and
feeding federal prisoners in the
Cameron county jail be reduced
from 10 cents per day tc so cents was
considered BY the commissioners
court Monday. NO action was taken.
The old contract on federal priS-
cners was IS cents per day, but was
cut by agreement to 20 cents when
Sheriff Frank Brown was in office.
Since that time the fee for both
federal and immigration prisoners
has been 20 cents.
IL Is now time to sign a new con-
tract. and the government is asking
a so cent per day fee On the Jail at
Brownsville. Edinburg and Laredo.
Sheriff J.. A. GoolSby presented the
proposal before the commissioners.
Commissioner Sam Eel OF Browns
vile presided over the session in the
absence OF County Judge O. C..
Dancy who was confined to his home
by illness.
, 1935-10-22
PENSION FUND
IS READY FOR
STATE ACTION
Federal Governments
Share Of Old A & c
Aid Awaits O n | v
Congress Okeh

WASHINGTON, Oct. %. Rl-The
social security board began a top
speed drive Tuesday to complete ar
rangements for making old age
grants TO the states as soon as cor
Qress appropriates the money N
January.
Many states will be unable to
qualify for the grants, even then,
either because they have no pension
laws. OF because their laws do not
tibe with the federal program. The
federal government VIII offer PEN
sions up TO SIS q month for the aged
needy, providing the states match
the funds.
The board is now examining the
laws OF the SO states which have
pension systems &c determine which
comply with the federal statute.
Officials said a number would have
TO be modified.
They have found some do not
comply with the act because they are
the counties, and because IN some
cases they had residence and citl-
zenship requirements that r too
stringent.
Several states have constitutional
obstacles In the way OF pension laws
including Georgia, Florida, and Ken
lucky. The board has been informed
that Texas and Oklahoma already
have approved constitutional amend
mentS. paving the way for pension
laws TO meet federal requirements,
and Kentucky is voting this week.
The Georgia legislature also APP
proved an amendment, but Cover
nor Talmadge vetoed 1t.
In order 10 concentrate on this
non-contribubory cid age pension
system. and the unemployment in
surance plan, which they also hope
20 put into effect in January, Off
Gals are postponing preparations for
getting the vast contributory old
age pension system under way.
This project, a permanent plan
for providing pensions from funds
derived from both workers and en-
ployerS. Is not scheduled to start.
from a tax standpoint, until 1887.
No benefits win be paid until 1912.
, 1935-10-22
EXPECTS
CONTROL FUNDS
Roosevelt Expected to Act
On Valley Project On
Return to Capital
Especial 70 The Heraldl

SAN BENITO, Oct. p. - The
ALLEGATION OF more than a million
dollars for the Valley flood control
system is up to the president who
desires to wait until his return TO
Washington before acting. accord
ing 70 a telegram received by Frank
S. Robertson. secretary of the VAL
ley Water Conservation aSSocia-
ton, from Cong. Milton III. West.
The president will return to Wash
ington this week.
The Valley representative said
that he had previously discussed
the matter with the president and
that the chief executive had shown
a surprising familiarity with the
situation.
West indicated that he felt as
Sured an appropriation would be
authorized. He plans TO return to
the Valley Friday.
The ALLEGATION asked for would be
to continue the work until next
July. West hopes TO obtain a Spe-
cial approximation from congress az
the January session To complete
the work. The Public Works Ad-
ministration declined to approve
over $4,000. 900 for completion Of
the work because OF the high per
man cost. Expensive structures
and other heavy work have been
eliminated from the program until
q special appropriation can be OBJ
tanned. Only work On which
much manpower can be used would
be done until next January under
the appropriation 1t Is hoped 10 re-
ceive from Roosevelt.
, 1935-10-22
ARTHUR HUEY
GETS A YEARS
State Claims Robbery Was
Feigned To Get
Funds

STINNETT, Oct. ~. tF- Ar
thur Huey was under a 4-year pen
itentiary sentence Tuesday for
embezzlement OF s8S83 county
funds. Defense attorneys planned
to file a motion for a new trial for
the Hutchinson county tax asses
sor-collect0r
Huey was convicted Monday
night after a district court Jury
had deliberated one and one-half
hours.
The state, through circumstan-
tial. evidence, contended that
Huey feigned a robbery near Pan
handle last March 80 and con-
verted the money TO his own use In
order to cover q shortage in his
office. The defense claimed that
the only shortage found In Huey's
office was due 70 a Berger bank
failure.
Discovery OF a dictaphone In
Huey's office and a microphone in
the district attorneys office, with
which Huey Ia connected by tes-
timony, was explained by the de-
Tense as efforts Of the defendant
to recover his alleged bank losses.
, 1935-10-22
Army Orders

WASHINGTON. d. C., Oct. "a
The following army orders were
posted here:
Majors Frederick II. Zimmerman,
field artillery, from Marion, La, TO
Fort Benning, Ca: William II. Lloyd.
medical corps, retired on own appli-
cation: Lewis Simons, infantry, re-
tired on physical disability: Vernon
Met. Shell. cavalry, retired on
physical disability.
Captains William w. Murphey,
field artillery, from Camp Beure-
gard, Louisiana, TO Marion, La;
Frank G.. Marchman. quartermaster
corps. from Montgomery, Ala, to
Chilkoot Barracks. Alaska.
Second LAeuts. Horace l. Sanders,
field artillery, from Randolph Field,
Tex, to Fort Sam Houston, Tex;
John H. Lewis, coast artillery corps,
from Hawaii ID Fort Banks, Mass.
, 1935-10-22

HARLINGEN, Oct. 22. Nv Add
tional selections for duchesses and
court attendants for the Valley
Mid Winter Fair coronation have
been received by Mrs. S. INV. Jen-
ninES general chairman, from
chairmen at Lyford, Ia Feria and
Mission.
Miss Katherine Ray reported the
following selections INC Lyf0rd1
Miss Betty Gwen Barlow, ducheE;
Misses Maybelle Stewards and
Katherine BOX. ladieS-in-wnitinR.
In Feria selections reported by
Mrs. Bob Anderson were Miss Ora
Bassett, duchess; Misses Bessie
Lee Allen. lndy-ln-waitinR with unm
other 10 he named.
The Mission selections announce
ed by Mrs. @. IT. Sorell are Miss
Anne ReeS. duchess. Misses Vir-
ginla 5pIlman and Mary Lee Yoa-
KUN, ladieS-in-waiting.
, 1935-10-22

MISSION. Oct. %. 80 Lower rio
Grande Valley oil operators Mon
day continued to watch several
wildcats in Hidalgo, Starr and
Willacy counties rs three new Wild
cat locations were announced In
Hidalgo and Starr.
In south central Starr. T.. X.
Erwin et ais (of Dallas No. ! Starr
County Cattle Co., is coring at p
40 feet. Through casing perfo-
rations at 2,313-17 feet, the well
was washed clean but showed
nothing but sulphur water and
blue Shale cuttings. 1t is now
coring in the sand from which the
, 1935-10-22
Valley Publicized

SAN BENrTO. Oct. 22.-Distribu-
ton Of 500 San Benito and Valley
booklets among $50 owners OF sim
son planes has been obtained by the
Vermilya-Huffman Flying Service
Of Cincinnati which makes its VAL
ley headquarters here. The litera-
ture was provided BY the chamber
OF commerce. Letters inviting the
2.inson owners to visit San Benito
this winter accompanied the litera-
ture.
, 1935-10-22
Movie SideGghts


CAFAIOL
The pungently humorous story Of
a man who thought he had eScap-
ed love, then found himself caught
up In the love Of his life Is reveal
ed in Paramount's Accent on
Youth" which shows Wednesday
and Thursday at the Capitol,
Brownsville.
Starring Sylvia Sidney and Her
bert Marshall. this adaptation Of
Broadway's comedy hit Of the sea-
son ~revolveS about a man in his
forties who thought that he was
too old for love, until he found out
that no man In love is ever old.
Marshall Is the man. "A success
ful playwright. he loves his secre-
tary. knows that she reciprocates
his feeling, yet hesitates 70 pro-
pose.
When his young rival. Phillip
Reed, finds the going hard, Mar
shall aids him. Reed marries
Sylvia Sidney and takes her away
on q honeymoon. but that's not
the end Of the story.
, 1935-10-22
C. c. GROUPS MEET
tspeclal to The Heraldl

SAN BENTTO, Oct. %. - Two
chamber Of commerce group meet
inRs are due to be held this week.
The industrial and port commit
tees are scheduled TO meet jointly
az the Stonewall Jackson hotel at
7.3O O'Clock Wednesday morning and
the agricultural committee group
meeting is set for the same hour
Thursday morning.
, 1935-10-22
The Weather

East Texas least Of Tooth meri-
diam Partly cloudy, probably show
erS In northeast portion Tuesday
night and Wednesday; cooler IN ex-
IRENE north portion Tuesday night
and in north portion Wednesday.
Moderate south and southeast
winds on the coast.
, 1935-10-22
Claud White Dies

RIO HONDO. Oct. 22.-Mr. and
Mrs. ID. z. White, Miss Thelma
White and Mr.. and Mrs wv. Reed
Lang left Monday afternoon for
San Antonio where they were call
ed because OF the death OF Claud
White at the Base hospital at Fort
Sam Houston.
Mr. White had been In Ml health
for some time. He was transferred
from Fl. Brown 70 the Alamo City
post I'm an effort TO regain his
health.
Funeral arrangements had mot
been made Monday afternoon.
, 1935-10-22
DTTTMANN

Those who are interested In the
psychological aspects OF crime, as
well as persons who revel in detec-
tive stories. are said TO have a treat
in store for them when RKO-Ra-
dos The Crime Doctor comes tc
the Dittmann theatre Tuesday.
The picture. with Otto Kruger.
Karen Morley and Nils ASther CO.
featured. deals with a strange muir
der case. ~StreSSing particularly the
heart motive for the crime and de-
picting the emotional upheaval
which destroys the normal balance
OF the killer, making him q men
ace to society.
The crime, carefully planned and
executed. proves completely mystify-
ing to the investigators, and IL is
said to be this aspect OF the story
which will particularly enthrall low
erS of detective stories. Also. a novel
twist to the climax Is So handled
that II comes as a complete sur
prise.