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PROPOSESTUDY
COST VARIATION
Prices Of All Commodities
Would Be Studied By
WASHINGTON' J»z
Proposal for a freer*. grtcsr.ga:_oc
of far areu 31 roaenracn? sad
*a*nsy pnees *as pesufcsar todsj
» the senate shaea prenescfF ha*
ordered haesanes seta oread. iozi
The arted s:tdi- i-,„:
, W a special cxvClas
appoBtU d Tace
K CWi I:' pot mN
far grace ^act-La-on
5«cerda7 S* Senator
_ ie=t e»er for ftCaee cob
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Jaw Werodaeed ha frt=rt:d hecks h*
ijhm tf pahTatiers os Temee *
Children Annoy Parents
In 2,124 Ways; Recent
Survey Lists Them All
Bj «. J. DAVIS
AIEEXS G»-, he. JTi—
There are 212* nji s wtucs eshc
ta aeswr parents.
Dc. Mazxxi Stems, director aC
ibe Chid Hcsearce Center Wash
wyar D C, trace that siateases:
here iocs; oehre the 2*h mui.
Fanners Week am Marketirsc Ccr—
teresce at the Cexpa State Co—
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Dc Sherman *asd a seney wa*
made Of 32 parents. who were ashed
u> keep exam: <4 the ways *n
a died thee caudren annoyed
They carried esai. notebooks a—I
wstc. them, acd kept a recced r
aay of the week
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t citfchcdafcee 'Oct a2 sorts af rc
'TTae mote.* Dr- Sherman seat
■shoved that the amtades of the
parent!, tnesr p a pm:
mat. and these fee-tags of veil
besag affected greatly the land and
ntBBoer of attcyucu vna tne_
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Dav-aft-rf ■edaratacc. of parent
hood."' he uud the problem of per
«—I veOare acd ct ctppmfa can
be Mired by preparaag the yooth
for Me—and ecacaraor for parent
hood can do aacfc sn this respect.
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child dewJcpi namnLly' and thatI
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he via be laser cel. Bss out work
vsfc children to the past 35 years
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a Tenth * —*•* as »*» adtOt.
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a cHHfh eereaopEaeec a persarahty.
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CRACKS IN |
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a Hams oogstj. garreied
ft <31 '.*» carried re *rae eserr
now Good Doctors
Treat Bad Colds
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when prices are low!
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FRIGI DAI RE
A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE
JOHN H. HUNTER
Frigidaire Dealer
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS
.... the Economy of
FRIGIDAIRE
WU1 Save You Many
$1 $1 $1 $1 $1 $1 $1
John H. Hunter
Brownsville
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costa* Cat par i ~
paar. Tbses cancax
waymp heaps off *17 J3* a
first be
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en rasnx cre
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estate off fe West cc Ear Shore
sazartaarr OCfacab off tar y*-ne
far tiro tread.
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the BTOcezxE? beard eff repents
off secursup* for an* entrap tbe xeh
lOTftsr eadrreer. before the
ooard can seZ ns xe.se m 3aw
ssrsesc bonds and bgr «cbm off
brt*r jvML S da* bees. found
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•t rae an recanted by the aac
rersty reaents Tiesas ex-scadenss
are actrcely at meric la spar, off
tie rarmrg tS the measures..
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■M*er*sy has requested * that so
th speed op tie star off the fir*
asd the compuetjec off a prtxsp off
se*en or capiat buuinp* ee tae
ttact^aheady set usd* for
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'f a fiul-ture att orney - coe
anisersrty employes, case to rm*-fr
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tacceae froze the permanent Sand.
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uaas on the Apr- rampatr
A proap off suiwcu deaunp mrsth
ou and a* leases Is included sa one
recuer: These wonld transfer rur
wrsi from the ndmrtty lease
board to the board off repents; ac
cther would perm.t leasxp off m-.
wraty land.? m larsrer blocks: an
cther would increase duration of
leases from two and f.Te to frse
and^l® years Others oroujS perm:*
employment of an officer charped
m.th the barmy and haadUap of
the vas* ranee of securities *o be
acquired in rrtestiny the perma
nent fund.
CASH PAYMENT
GAINS SUPPI
BT SATUAS ROBERTSON
WASHINGTON, Jan 2%—JF —
Despite Secretary Melons opposi
tion to cash mg veteran* bonus
certificates, advocates of the pan
were 05*ruy claiming today the
senate finance committee vou£
approve some such proposal
Their claims were strengthened
by the announcement of Senator
C-rureas, rejrjoucan. Michigan. one
of Use :mo member* of the com
atittee who hoH the “balance of
power ‘ that he favors paving the
• veterans the full face value of thr.r
; certificates.
Mtarxhi.f the house wars and
means coenm.:tee. in winch the
legislation must ordinate was
i«Rdy to begun nearing,* today on
a number of cash pavmen* «!'«
cca .mg from *Ai5 OOC 000 to S3 430 -
080106.
Fneods of the legislation were
. confident toe committee would ap
prove one of the measures Of
t-nals of the government depart -
stmts were called for testimony
today.
Melons statementbefore tbeSer
»le on—itttee v asierda? strengihen
ed the belief of many congressional
leaders that President Hoover wi^
veto any bill call mg for cash payment
of the face value of the certificate;.
They believe mo. he would be likely
to disapprove one of the less ex
pensive measures calhng for cash
ing the certificates a: their cor-1
rent value.
Ther» are over 1400 churches fit
New Yerk City attended weekly
by more than a million people.
QUARREL LEADS
TO STABBING
Severely Cut In Throat And
Abdomen, Mexican la
III Hospital
By Staff Correspondent
EDECBURG Jn. 2» —Oadao
Ba~* of Doras is 2 ti* Erfrafagf
Inpta: 2 a trudl cncdmcc. ue
Drouth Relief Money
Given Sen. Caraway
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Another vabrnttry aacsiteaac far
Seatr Cara* a- resa m to
day a are* of tr* Ccc^resswc*.
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te feed thaw prcrr *- drag trerr
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as tnater'as a etssSe a*
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ter ar !=d proposed » ** ap
prepraated."" sufi Ctir* "hr
Bonehead Club of Valley
Makes Fitting Debut In
First Meeting Held Tuesday
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Dorfman’s
VALUES
Friday and Saturday
Real
BARGAINS
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NOVELTY JEWELRY BRACELETS
PEARLS BEADS BROACHES
rDYCTii c COMPACTS
cktsials MESH BAGS
JEWELRY SETS CURETTE
EARRINGS LIGHTERS - HOLDERS
AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES
Values Up to $6.00
NO- W«»cfc
Exchange! Our
Refunds
Charges
To Those Who Know Quality
And Appreciate Prices!
WE OFFER AT Uil 7HA* COST Of MAIMJf ACTcWt
FOR THE *EXT IS OAVf OWV
5000 PIECES
Very Highest Grade Amentia Made
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