STOCK LIST THE FLEET’S IN ■ TELEVISION PROGRAM ALLRED 1 STOCK MARKET NEW YORK CURB SHIPS One) Close Close (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page Am Cyan B 36 Humble 614 and his went to the Am Mara 14 Ind Terr A 34 where bunkering operations took up a period of from three to five min- ernor party the bridge, where IS UNABLE Am Super 24 Ind Terr B 34 NEW TROUBLES most of the morning. utes. center of Gateway TO and au- Matamoros civil military Ark Gas 6 Moun Prod 6 An cargo of general “The friendly and considerate at- outgoing thorities him in a brief Carna 224 Niag Hud 8% merchandise has been assembled titude of the people of Mexico has greeted Economic Problems Are ceremony. Cit Svc 44 Pan Am 56 for the ship and will be taken on been the brightest spot of the cele- The governor was the dinner Cosden 24 St Reg 44 Gravest Facing soon as she has dis- bration. and I desire to express our Friday as L. Yates im- East Gas 64 SO Ky 174 to the guest of Judge H. Usage charged her inbound cargo. profoundest gratitude rep- at ^GAINING El Bond 184 44 of and to all mediately after the ceremonies Sunray By special orders from A. V. resentatives Mexico Ford Ltd 74 Unt Gas 84 the bridge. Leaders Behind WASHINGTON, May 15. (/Pi- Moore, president of Moore and Mc- others, as well, who have responded Drop While nearing practical use from a Cormack, the Commercial Quaker to our Invitations.” NEW YORK STOCKS Texas Impressed’ technical standpoint, television was will lie over in port until 5 p. m. The program fallows: After To Close Close Failing reported by communications commis- Saturday when she will sail for the Song, first verse of “America”, by Crowning Ellen Earley of 3 Mo P 2% < J&io Allegh sion officials Friday to have run into east. audience. Hondo as Queen of the Rio Gnaws Maintain A1 CD 192 the Thursday Mont Wd 41% a maze of difficult “economic prob- “The general public is given a Invocation. Dr. 9. K Hal lam. at the of the Saga All Ch 43% Valley opening v»0* WhlWIU 19% lems.” cordial invitation to inspect the John H. Shary, Mission. of Thursday night Advances Am Can 130%. Address, Transportation Preparing for a hearing June 15, Commercial Quaker,” Mr. Moore General Gabriel Cervera, concluded his round of cere- Am Car 32% Murray 16% Address, busy when the commission will gather in- stated, “and all officers and mem- of and Governor Allred left Am Nash 17% representing the city Matamoros, monies, Nrys 22% on which crew will be to NEW — formation to base long- bers of the glad Mexico. train after. YORK, May 15. (JP) The Am Int 10 Nat Bis 34% by immediately range policies toward radio and tele- welcome visitors all day Saturday.” music the band. keen that en- Stock market spring of Thursday was Am Rad 20% Nat Dairy 23% Military by A regret previous vision, officials said data already The New Jersey is the fourth ves- Lieut. Manuel his here transformed Am Roll 27% Nat Dis 30% Address, Asensio, gagements prevented being Friday into a reverse received indicate that several far- sel to tie up in the Brownsville Sat- Am Smelt 78% Nat Pow 10% U. S. Army Engineers, Galveston. for the dedication ceremonies crawl. reaching questions must be solved turning basin. The first was the des- was Am Stl 27% NYC 35 Address, Capt. V. F. Rathbun, U. urday afternoon expressed by before visual can come U. S. S. Dickerson which Is Im- There was a brief early attempt to Am T T 162 Nor Am 25% broadcasting troyer S. Navy, commanding U.S.S. Dick- Governor Allred. "All Texas into general operation. came in Tuesday. Then came the follow on the but Am Tob 93 Nor Pc 28% erson. pressed with the mportancr of this through upside, Among other things, the produc- Coast Guard Cutter Saranac fol- Am Wat 21% Ohio Oil 14% Address, A. V. Moore, president, seaport that is being jnened to the profit taking soon stemmed the ad- tion cost of television broadcasts lowed the Coast Guard patrol Am Win 8% Otis Elev 27% by Moore & McCormack, Inc. commerce of the world, and all Tex- vance and near the start of the would be a factor of major moment. boat Woodbury. Dr. Brinkley’s yacht Am Win 58% Pac G El 34% Address, Forrest Lee Andrews, as joins me, I am sure, in ex- “If they tried to make their own came right on the heels of the fourth hour a number of leaders Anacon 35 Packard 10% representing U. S. District Attorney. pressing every wish for the future motion pictures exclusively for tele- tied for a time at the had backed fractions. Atch SP 73 Park Ut 3% tanker, up Address, Captain W. L. Farns- success and prosperity of the Port up Apathetic vision transmission,” remarked one wharf and then anchored in the At Ref 29% Penney 75% worth, representing chairman J. J. of Brownsville and the entire Low- trading was the rule after an official, “it would cost at least $200,- basin. Avia 5% Penn Rr 30 Mansfield of the House committee er Rio Grande Valley." •ctive 000 for each production. opening. Bald Loc 3% Petro 13% on Rivers and Harbors. “On top of that, the broadcasting There were a few actively resist- B&O 18% Phel Dod 34% Address, Colonel L M. Adams, time and leasing of wires for a na- ant spots, including International Barnsd 17% Phil Pet 42% manager, Fort of Corpus Christ! tional might run into an- Harvester, Commercial Credit, Pack- Plym Oil 13% hookup Mexican music the band. Eendix 28% other advertiser would by ard. Commercial Solvents and Sears Pub S NJ 40% $100,000. Any PETS Beth Stl 51% Address, Juan S. Farias, manager think a long time before he put that SPECTATORS Roebuck. Among those not doing so Borden 27% Pullman 43% Monterrey Chamber of Commerce. much money into a two-hour enter- fContinued from Page One) well were U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Briggs 48% Pure Oil 19% Address, Russell Wait, manager, (Continued from Page One) American Tele- Radio tainment.” General Motors, Budd Whl 10% 10% ushered their through Port of Houston. If motion pictures already released proudly pets of phone, J. I. Case. Holly Sugar, Du L-urr Add 26% R K O 6% the Address, David Grant, Pan Amer- T. O. Davis, general manager in theaters were shown by televi- the crowd-»thronged streets of Pont, Standard Oil of New Jersey, Cal Hec 11% Rem Rand 21% ican the Pittsburg Glass company, with sion, he added, the public's interest business district. Airways, Inc. Anaconda and N. Y. Central. Many Can Pac 12% Repub Stl 19% Manuel headquarters at Houston: "A beau- would be sharply diminished. The dogs and other pets strained Address, Collado, Secre- Issues were virtually unchanged. Case 153% Etey Tob B 53% tiful pageant depicting the de- Stage productions, transmitted by at their leashes in their unfamiliar tary of State, state of Tamaulipas, Cerro 54 Vi Roy Dut 57% velopment of a wonderful coun- Bonds were fairly steady and de visual from surroundings, but the youngsters Mexico, representing Governor Can- 95% Safe Strs 31 broadcasting directly try.” quiet. Commodities and foreign cur- Chrysler studios, would require long rehearsals —all furnished with candy by The seco. Coca Cola 90% St Jos Ld 23% Dr. George R. Dashiell, Jr., rencies were moderately mixed. and this official Brownsville Herald—kept the ani- Address, F. E. Jones, vice presi- Stl SanF 2% costumes, asserted, Brownsville “A With influences nar- Col So a 32% NewTex physician: presen- Washington necessitating a larger outlay than is mals well in check. An opossum, dent, Steamship Corpora- to Col G El 17% Schen Dis 46 % tation worthy of a city of 150,000 rowed down the senate’s con- entailed for the present radio plays. wearing a pair of pink trousers, tion, Galveston. of the Coml Sriv 17% Seab Air 1 population.” sideration administration’s He said that television is being de- seemed particularly uncomfortable Address, Robert J. Cummins, En- Comw Sou 2% Seab Oil 34% Mrs. J. E. Bell, of Corpus corporation tax bill, market atten- veloped to the at which it could because of his canine escorts, but gineer for the Brownsville Naviga- Con Oil 12% Sears 65% point Christi: “I have seen several Cen- tion was centered largely pn indus- be used out-of-doors for football he negotiated the entire round trip tion District. trial and Con Can 73% Servel 20 tennial pageants this year, but your European developments. games and other sports contests. from Fort Brown without mishap. Address, Julian Montgomery, state on the French Cent Mot 2% Shell 18 donat- “Saga of Transportation” surpasses Although pressure “But you have the question there,” The chief prize, a gold cup administrator, Public Works Ad- Corn Prod 76% Simms 5% anything I have yet seen.” franc has eased somewhat lately, he continued, “as to whether the ed by Dcrfman’s, was awarded to ministration, representing P.W.A. Cont Oil 32% Skelly 24% Milton H West, Fifteenth Dis- banking quarters thought it likely public would think it worthwhile to the Matamoros school group. The “The Eyes of Texas”, by the band. that new restrictions be Cur Wri 6% Socony 13 trict congressman: “Your pageant might buy the equipment if that was all group, dressed in colorful charro Address, Colonel E. O. Thompson, Air 56 Vi Sou Pac 31% will go down as one of the most placed on the export of gold which | Doug that could be received.” costume, attracted much attention. chairman Texas Railroad Commis- DuPont 143 Sou 15 spectacular during this Centennial has been in flight from the Bank of Ry There were about twenty-five chil- sion. El Auto 35% Sperry 18 —Photo year.” France. by Rogers dren in the group and their cos- Address, Manuel Cruz, G., repre- El Pow 14% Std Brd 15% the Augustine Celaya, state rep- In the matter of gold ,it was To most people, appearance of IT. S. sailors on streets of Browns- tumes were of flaming colors. senting the Republic of Mexico. of in Tex 29% SO Cal 37% resentative: “A vividly and color- noted stocks the yellow metal Freep ville means the port is open, but to the boys of the city it’s a far more The second prize, $5 donated by Address, Honorable Milton H. a new record Gen Asp 25% SO Ind 35 fully told story of Texas and the the United States set serious affair, as this photograph reveals. Here are Morris Tennessee the State National bank, went to the West, the united States Gen Elec 37% SO NJ 61% PAGEANT representing Valley. Splendidly done and splen- high at $10,302,000,000, as of May of member of the U. S. S. Dickerson’s and Miss Sonia school club group. The of America. Ste 19 Virginia, crew, high glee did entertalnmeat.” 13, some $77,000,000 been re- Gen Food 38% Warn Vi were having (Continued from Page One) Kowalski of Brownsville as they get acquainted beneath the palms. girls, numbering about thirty, Music, “Star Spangled Banner”; ceived from abroad since the end of Gen Mills 63% Stone Web 17% address books the in the trim white are dressed in blue and white to repre- Mexican National Anthem. Gen 64 Studbkr 11% Many carried by boys uniforms A-~..1 April. I£ot peared over the east side of the sent bluebonnets. The dresses were Gen Real 2 Vi Tex Pac 36 expected to include Brownsville street numbers in the future. While rumors were still being field. As they approached, they dived whitg and the girls wore blue caps that the federal reserve Gillette 16 Tex Corp 34 heard toward the field, flashed landing and capes. 9-Year-Old Attack Goldust 16% Tex Gulf 35% board might decide to ease its mar- lights which pierced the darkness More than forty-five prizes are to BULLS Tex P there were denials Gdrch 20% C&O 10% of the and roared on to Victim gin regulations, field, past i be awarded, but all of them have not Improving 25% Tex PLTr 10% from authoritative sources that Gdyr bank and return. been announced. The condition of a nine-vear-old Gt Nor Ctf 17 Vi Tid Wat As 16% ARMS IMPORTS EXHIBIT GETS _ ARE any change was contemplated at After a parade by the Drum and The parade formed at Fort Brown, girl criminally attacked here Tues- was Gt No Pf 36% Tide Wt O 55 the this time. It known, however, Bugle Corps, pageant opened marched through the business dis- day night was much Houd H B 23% Transam 12% improved that bankers were discussing with with dramatic suddenness as the trict and returned to the post where Thursday, to Hous Oil 9% Un Carbide 82 according attending reserve officials some revision of queen and her court marched onto the judges made their final selec- physicians. in order to HoweSnd 51% Un Oil 23% the afterward PLOTEXPOSED HIGHEST PRAISE the new rules simplify stage. Immediately headed 'by Pedro HERE! tions. Parade officials, 20. attendant at Hudson 15% Un Pac 126% Rodriguez, their work on call anu time loans. Governor James V. Allred walked to that there — John estimated a fruit stand on Twelfth street be- Unt Air Fanning, Hupp 2% 23% after a state- Inquiries for heavy steel were the stage and brief were approximately 500 children, tween Jefferson and Madison, has COME 111 Cent 20% Unt Carbon 74% ment of wishes to the new said to be slackening along season- good Four Cubans Held At Laredo State Official most of them carrying pets, in the been charged with the attack and Insp Cop 11V* Unt Corp 6 diadem on the brow Department al lines. Automobile production port, placed the parade. will be given a hearing Int Harv 84 Unt Fruit 75 On of To preliminary was estimated to have declined of the queen. Charge Attempting Says Valley Likely The parade was headed by the Tuesday morning before Justice of And Inspect Them Int Nick 46% Unt Gas 15 * under that of last week. To Ammunition ‘Steal Show’ Fort Brown band and the musical the Peace Raul Dominguez. Int T T 14% US Gyp 87% Striking Costumes Ship Hopes for the rail equipment was followed by the Rodriguez made a written state- Johns Man 95 US Ind A1 47% Miss Maria Luisa Villanueva as organization They are on Free were in the The riders included makers seen April Miss Mexico next on the LAREDO, May 14. UP)—'The La- “The Valley’s exhibit at the Tex- horseback group. ment to Acting Chief of Police John Kelvin 20% US Rubb 30% appeared on bookings of Baldwin Locomotive as to “charros,” and cowgirls T. Armstrong. The attack occurred Exhibition at the Kenne 37% US Stl 59 stage with her ten attendants, all in redo Times said in a copyrighted Centennial, Dallas, promises cowboys, which established a new for from nags when the a peak 19 costumes, and Miss Port of ‘steal the show’,” says Mrs. Hulen -’very thing swaybacked girl, accompanied by Kresge 21% Vanad Vi striking story Thursday that four Cuban citi- The any month since June. 1931. At Cobolinl R. Carroll of the State Depart- to Shetland's and spirited ponies. baby sister, went to the fruit stand B 109 Warn Piet 10% Brownsville, Ayeliffe Todd, zens were a Lig&My under arrest and plot was the the same time last week’s official came next with her escort and at- ment of Information for the Cen- horseback group followed by to purchase a “raspa,” an ice drink. Loews 36 Vi West Un 79% exposed to import into Mexico arms de car in which the young- Written statements in the case also PLAZA freight loadings figures regis- tendants. tennial, who is in Brownsville to general parade Lorillard 22 Vi West El M 114 and equipment for 2.000 men. tered a small drop. attend the Port Celebration as a sters displayed their pets. were made by the girl and her father. TOROS, The switched to Lud Stl 25% White 23% pageant symbolic- The newspaper said three weeks From Now 'Till the of her> One "Sarazen” rider on a spirited Mid Cont 19% Wilson 8 al ballet immediately, with the bal- of authorities of the representative department. CHICAGO GRAIN investigation by horse had a white chicken tuck- of the MKT 18% Woolworth 49% lets of creation, the land, sky, water She is accompanied by Miss Georgia pet Morning Fight United States and Mexico had re- under his arm. New Real Estate CHICAGO. May 15. (/P>—Wheat and sunbeams, as the royal family Carr of San Antonio. ed firmly sulted in the arrests. Three other had trouble prices tended upward early Friday m mm m <■ rv* took seats of honor. Mrs. Carroll has been going over Another participant You Are Welcome men were sought in Nuevo Laredo, the line Business Formed after an irregular start. ratroi i o The interpretation of history then the Valley’s plans for the exhibit keeping a young monkey in riignway Mexico. at the leash E. A. Monsees and R. L. Stell have Opening one-fourth off to one- switched the to the with W. R. of Edin- of parade as it tugged from general It was that the scheme Montgomery Watch Traffic Here alleged reaching for the bystanders and dogs formed a partnership in a real es- eighth up, May 92^-%, July 85’i, particular with the Rio Grande as called for the into burg who, with Mayor E. A. Brown transportation trotted at its side. tate business and have their offices wheat soon scored all around gains. its locale, and the story of the rise of that is in of arrange- which Captain Hill Foreman of Corpus Mexico of five carloads of arms, am- city, charge in the floor of Com started to one- The prize winners are to go to the ground the Merchants unchanged of Brownsville was depicted. munition and equipment. ments. fourth and then Christi, head of the state highway Ponit.nl Theater Saturday to obtain National Bank building. lower, May 62%, There were the Indians, the first One of these the •‘The Valley has many residents FRANKLIN carloads, paper They formerly operated a similar rallied. patrol in the Valley district, arrived explorers, Charles Still- who hail from states outside of their prizes. European said, arrived from San Antonio Tues- were: firm here as to Among the prize winners partners. Will Arrive in here Thursday with six patrolmen man and his friends who founded day. Two were consigned from San Texas,” Mrs. Carroll also comment- ORLEANS COTTON Girl under 8 on pony—Patricia Brownsville Tomorrow NEW traffic work the the city of Brownsville. Francisco and the other three from ed. It is our hope that will aid in during they Porter. NEW ORLEANS. May 15. UP)— The pageant soon took up the watch for the set aside for Hartford, Connecticut. days — Brownsville port celebration. Girl over 8 on pony Marjorie Cotton had a steady opening Friday thread of transportation as the key The Times said the their individual states and try to The consignments Merrill. In Our bullfight management and in the re- Border patrolmen, customs patrol- to on the border. The early trading prices progress included 2,000 army rifles, 2.000 bay- attend, for they will have a rare Valley wishes to announce that under 8 on pony —Ralph tained most of Thursday’s gains. men officers also are to covered wagon was shown by the to see old friends from Boy (Continued Prom Page One) and special onets, 2.000 cartridge belts, six tanks, opportunity tickets are fast. So list a of two El Jar din. ELsaman. selling The showed range aid the and sheriff’s depart- people of twenty-six machine guns, sixty auto- ‘back home’.” police over on Munoz. estimate is a you need to hurry and up to one point down from There was a dramatic moment She to two Boy 8 pony—Eliseo minimum and not a get points for celebration matic rifles, 100 Gs (believed to be plans spend possibly at the ment in caring the Best dressed pets: Victor Serafy, yours. Thursday’s close opening when a pony express rider rode his gallons) mustard gas, thousands of weeks in the Valley on Centennial maximum. crowds. the entire dressed as clown; Leonides • • • with the support of favorable cables mount across field, rounds of machine gun and rifle am- business. dog Gutierrez, Manuel Padilla, Tickets on Sale Now and more confidence expressed in Traffic officers request motorists delivered his message to the box in munition, five mortars, six tripods, duck; GRACIOUS THANKS TO THE and small dog; Ana Maria de Luna, dog; At the Washington situation. to pay particular attention to stop which Governor Allred sat, 400 helmets and 3.000 hand grenades. elements for off and dressed as clown; holding letting Some realizing set in just after signs. “Careful observation of stop dashed back after changing mounts. Rose Merrill, goat Lelo’s Fruit and Maria the governor duly crown the queen. Cigar the opening and May and July and slow signs will do more than any There came next the first train, Margarita Cantu, small dog; JAP TROOPS and A. C. Pradeau, With the hurdle of the first Stand which were two points higher on other one thing to prevent traffic linking Brownsville and Port Isabel. Marroquin, hen; night initial trades eased off to 11.55 and mishaps during the celebration Finally came automobile trans- pigeon. jumped in fine style— and 11.27 the same as Lawson traf- portation from the day of the Best comics: Franklin Graham, respectively, rush,” Anglin, county CONVICTS It Joe may be that we will get by to- Davo’t Shine Parlor Thursday’s closing figures. fic officer, says. He will work here earliest models to the modem auto- Morris Clint, Roy Spencer, REACH BORDER Dovidson brothers, Taylor, and and regularly during the celebration. mobile. (Continued from Page One) Puentes, day Saturday Sunday. CHICAGO POTATOES Operations of all the officers will The citrus industry wa§ pictured. | Glenn Thompson, Maria Crow and Then let it rain! >U. D. the Brownsville and Wilburn Doaks, Candace Crossland. CHICAGO. May 15. UP)— S. be controlled by po- guards, young —' Swings to Port Chinese Fear Movement Of A.)—Potatoes. 78; on track 231; lice radio. Kiamichi mountain cowboy, at a Most effective group in costumes Next came the briefly striking air- total U. S. shipments 656; new nearby farm house. Means Another Drive —high school glee club. ways episode and then the pageant stock, weaker. California With orders to “shoot to kill” Cleverest combination of entry slightly swung to the Port of Brownsville. Like Italy's White Rose U. S. No. One, 3.25; old on the first show of resistance, posse- and pet: Girl under eight^-Olga A navy drill of girls dressed as stock, stronger for good men spread out through mountainous Viscaro, Zaza Elizabeth Lord and slightly Jackies, ballets of groups represent- (Copyright, 1936, by The (/P)) Stock, demand rather sacked country between Dunbar and Clay- Eva May Clark. Boy under eight— light; ing various nations, drill by sailors TIENTSIN, China, May 15.—The cwt. Idaho Russet Burbanks U. ton. a distance of twenty-fi.e miles, Sonny Hicks, Jose Chervas and per PORT OF BROWNSVILLE from the Dickerson, a cavalry drill Japanese army landed 7,600 troops S. No. 1. 2.30-50. confident that Beavers and Push, on Murray MeDearman. Girl over eighi by Fort Brown troops and the from four Friday in a IN PORT foot and penniless, would be cap- transports —Meddia Garcia, Minerva Cisneros I pageant SMvept rapidly to the giant movement described by the Chinese tured. and Jeannie Crane McGilvray. Boys U. S. S. Dickerson, destroyer; sail Wheel of Progress in which the en- as part of a campaign, encouraged TRUCK MARKETS The two stopped Langwell near over eight—William Taylor, Rogei indefinite. tire cast of 2,000 gathered, including by the Italian seizure of Ethiopia, (By U. S. Market News) Kosoma and forced him to drive Taylor, James Davidson, Dickk the Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts, with for ultimate conquest of China. U. S. Coast Guard Cutter Sara- them north toward Dunbar, Helm Snyder, Manuel Cantu, Willian: victory in the battle of transporta- The troops were destined immed- Carlot shipments for entire United indefinite. said Langwell told him. Rone and Billy Randel. nac; sailing, tion complete. iately for Bryan States reported Thursday. May 14: Langwell told the sheriff one of strengthening Japanese S. Coast Music for the pageant was fur- in the North China cities Beans: Calif 2. Fla 5, Ga 1. La 18. U.S. Woodbury, Guard; the convicts left them to go into garrisons nished by the Fort Brown band and of Tientsin and SC 2. total US 28. in port indefinitely. Dunbar for an automobile and cash. Peiping. a massed choir of 200 voices. A of the reinforcements Beets: SC 3. Tex 1. total US 4. “Langwell said he knocked the portion S. S. Tanker New Jersey; line, The episodes were linked through Ala 2. Calif 1. La 3. other one down and escaped,” Helm proceeded immediately to Petr#.ng Cabbage: New York; Father ARMS Texas Company; origin, fitting interpolations by to the Miss 78. SC 2 others 2 total US 89. said. “Hi said the three were stop- strengthen Japanese garrison vii Port Arthur; destination. Port Time, and it was explained through in that ancient Carrots: Ariz 6 Calif 44. NY 6. ped at the Kiamichi river by high Chinese capital, (Continued from Page One) Arthur; agents, Philen, Miller and the amplifier brought here for the the number of there Tex 3. total US 59. water, and had started on toward raising troops company. event by the Gulf Company. to 600. wa: Cucumbers: Ala 1. Fla 10. Tex 43.1 Dunbar on foot when he got away.” shipment of five carloads The entire pageant will be repeat- of rhe main of the newcomers total US 58. sail Led by Warden Roy Kenny body stopped here. Dr. Brinkley II, private yacht; ed each evening of the celebration. was Fla 4. Tex 5. total state penitentiary, possemen follow- quartered in barracks of the At Washington, state department Green com: May 17, destination, Galveston. The is produced by pageant being ed a railway track along the twenty- Japanese concession in Tientsin, officials said they had not been US 9. the John B. com- Rogers Producing five-mile route and spread out their bringing the total strength of this informed of the ship- Mixed vegetables: Calif 33, Fla Commercial Quaker; line, Moore- Pat Gorman. officially pany and directed by garrison to 10.000. The fresh 28. La 4, Texas 9. others 15, total mack; origin, Baltimore; destina- hunt on both sides in mountainous nearly ment. to the US 88, tion. New Orleans and north of and wooded country, filled with nu- troops belong Kawabe brigade Secretary Hull said virtually al of the fifth division. Onions: California 14. La 2, Ore Hatteras ports; agents, Philen Mil- to Reduce merous hide-aways. dealers in arms, ammunition anc Hope The arrival of 2, Texas 116. Total US 134. ler and company. Kenny brought with him from the the reinforcements implements orf war had registerec orison four fresh bloodhounds and was believed Potatoes: Ala 124, Calif 96, Fla 50, Oil Finding Cost Friday by Chinese to under the neutrality act. He adder PORT ISABEL four additional presage an ultimate of a dealer La 119, Texas 3 total old and new TULSA, Okla., May 15. (/P,— guards. coming that activities} of a few Charles W. full a 656 Abstract technical discussions which Daley, superintendent Japanese army division of 15,000 were under investigation with Scheduled to Arrive of the state crime ordered men. Tomatoes: Calif 5. Fla EC 63. hey hope will bring practical im- bureau, view toward possible prosecutior May 18 his operatives, assisting in the hunt, Simultaneously, as of its Oth Fla 63, Ohio 2. Tex 79, total US provements to the production and part for failure to register. Texas Banker; line, Newtex; ori- to “shoot to kill at the first sign of plan to militarize whole of from District At- 212. Mexico 9. lefining of crude oil were the busi- the A statement New York; via Houston, des- resistance.” North China, has started A. Vails of Laredo 'Lower Rio Grande Valley ship- gin, ness Friday of technologists and Japan torney John tination, New York; Philen, extensive lands In the concern ments forwarded Friday morning. agents, ?rgineers at the mid-year meeting buying Taku quoting a munitions rep- Miller and in the May 15: company. pf the American Petroleum Institute. Rail area, vicinity of the o>i resentative as saying the arm! Officials Bring forts about that town in Tomatoes 75. Beets 1, Carrots 3, Parker D. Trask, of the U. S. North were intended for General Satur- May 19 China's Hopeh ol mixed vegetables 6. parsley 1, cab- Geological Survey and W. Ross Newtex Officers Here province. nino Cedillo. Mexican secretary Nicklos; (See 2. com 5, total 93. Total E. J. line, Continental; JAPS on Page Six) agriculture, brought a flat denia bage green Keyte, Midland, Tex., geologist, told W. G. Choate, general manager of 4608. destination, New York via Corpus from Cedillo. to date this season—Citrus now they hoped geologists soon the Missouri Pacific lines with head- Idle for fourteen science In the citrus and i Christi; agents, Philen, Miller and all of th( years, dis- vegetables 17.221, mixed would reduce the costs of finding quarters in Houston, and G. H. Guatemala Denying knowledge 87, total 21.916; to the company. Quits matter, the Mexican secretary, a vegetables pil through ability to recognize Hamilton, freight traffic manager, tiller’s art has now made up for lost time. last season—Citrus 4585. more political leader in San Luis Potosi same day May 24 quickly oil forming rocks. also of Houston, arrived here Fri- League of Nations 7476. mixed citrus and said: From start to finish, from the vegetables day morning in their private cars to GENEVA. 15. MP)—The re- determination 34, total 12.095. Commercial Pioneer, line, Moore- May "If I needed arms for San Luh vegetables participate in the port celebration. public of Guatemala from from other districts mack; origin, Baltimore; via New Fatal Beeville Wreck resigned Potoso. I would go about getting of the com to bottling, in the fer- Shipments In the private car with Mr. Ham- the of Nations mashing, Orleans: destination, Baltimore; League Friday. them the or Thursday, May 14: ilton were Captain D. A. through ps»?sidency Philen, Miller and Man Moloney, J. A. C. Avenol. secretary-general menting, distilling, and in con- Coastal Bend: Cucumbers 43. agents, company Injures Valley of the secretary of war.’’ ^ temperature president the Newtex lines, F. E. of the league, received a cablegram onions 40. BEEVILLE, May 15. UP)— Four and science and May 25 Tones, vice-president his son, from the Central American nation trol, sanitation have produced in Garden district: Onions nen were killed in an automobile F. Winter E., Jr., P. J. Crosby, business man- notifying him of the republic’s res- Texas Trader; line, Newtex; ori- truck collision on the NORTHMOOR a 4L highway ager of the lines, and F. Martinez, ignation. bourbon of truly dis- gin, New York; via Houston; des- i south of here superla- Texas tomato shipments by early Friday. Monterrey agent for Newtex. League officials said 14: Lower Val- tination, New York; agents, Philen, The dead: promptly tricts Thursday. May they saw in the resignation the in- Miller and company. Ascertain Varc as, Louis ley 75. Falfurrias 4. Garza, RAY LEEMAX HERE fluence of Premier ind Mussolini of Cut flowers, plants and designs. DISTRIBUTED BY U Fendecio Urnben of Edcouch Ray Leeman of San Antonio, sec- If 31 Italy and an indication that II Duce Los Ebano6 Greenhouse, phone 1588. May j ind C. Martinez of Corpus Christi. of the South Texas retary-manager had brought “commercial" pressure —Adv. GARTON-SHOOP CO. I Courthouse to Close Commercial Guide; line, Rodencia Salazar of Edcouch was Chamber of Commerce, accompanied to bear on Guatemala. ■_ All offices in the Cameron county Moo remack; origin, via injured. bv liis son, is an interested Baltimore; young They said Guatemala sold a large Paul B. Holcomb, owner of the will be closed for the New Orleans; destination, Balti- Two were killed One .courthouse outright. visitor in Brownsville for the Port amount of coffee to Italy and that El Campo, Texas, Newv, is In the 16, it was an- Miller and < lied in a here and the Celebration. day Saturday. May more; agents, Philen. hospital They flew down from Guatemala’s export trade was city and the various 1 great- enjoying nounced Friday morning. company. ourth in a Corpus Christi hospital. San Antonio. ly benefited by Italian patronage. events of the port celebration.