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PAG110 THE BROWNSVILLE HERALD, BROWNSVILLE WgDMSSDAYijANTJARY It, 1949 British Hold Vila! Key To Peace BT DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affaire Analyst Britain and Israel will do well advice that they treat the shoot incident only." This "incident" in itself isn't of be the fuse to set off a chain of explosions which would blow all into another global conflict. Long Differences The differences between Britain and the Jewish people of Palestine are many and of long standing. However, the eurrent upheaval revolves about a politico-military situation, involving control of the big of desert In southern Palestine know as the Negev. Israel claims the Negev as part Of the new Jewish state's territory Cameron County Law Enforcement Given Praise HARLINOEN, Jan. IS Members and guests of the Kiwanis club here heard Charles Weeks, director of the San Antonio district of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, praise Harlingen and Cameron county law enforcement units.

Weeks said the local level of law enforcement was most important and urged that the public give constant support and interest to laws. Visitors at the meeting included ling, the Negev's great strategic im portance. Of course that's a great oversimplification of a complicated The importance of this area is emphasised by Britain's occupation of the Red ea port of Awaba tn Transjordan. This anoient city, from which King flolomon sailed for Ophlr to gather gold and gems, Is at the crossroads of land and sea routes. Israel has protested to the Unit- Nations against this British wove.

Other Factors But there are other considerations involved in the Anglo-Israel quarrel. This middle eastern area Is a vital sector of the cold war. The British are fearful that Russia may gain domination of this thea tre by backing Israel. Pursuing this line of thought we note that the Negev also is vast ly important for these reasons: 1. It provides airfields for the protection of the Arabian oil regions, a.

It provides airfields for protection of the Canal aone. 3, In event of war it would pro Tide airfields for advance defense of allied bases along the Mediter ranean for bombers. Damage Suit Asks 5,069 Merced Garcia of Cameron county has filed suit for $0,060.16, Claiming an engineer of the fit. Louis, Brownsville and Mexico railroad was responsible for the locomotive truck collision which demolished Garcia's truck Dec. 80, 1046.

Garcia asks damages for alleged Injuries and for damage to the truck, owned by the estate of Daniel Garcia, deceased. The train-truck accident happened at an Klsa grade crossing. The damage suit was filed Thursday im lOsrd district court. A roa WID. 1:30 CftnoionM MMioai it Mvndlftltt JAN.

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Elis. Dial 14S92 Constable Jake Childress, C. B. Medley of Darlington, Wis. and Clyde Simpson of Corpus Court Records fiUm FILED 108rd District Court None.

107th District Court Rosalie Olavan McCoy vs. Odefl McCoy, divorce. LaVeroe Kwlng Smith vs. Arnold Newton Smith, divorce. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Cristobal Arismcndez and Adela Dominguez.

Leopold F. Hernandec and Laurence Dartez. Vldal Z. Garcia and Maria del Jesus Salinas. Reyes Hinojosa and Feliciano Flores.

Maximo Villarreal and Olivia Hernandez, Leonard Hendy and Hasel Urgo. REALTY TRANSFERS Lula George et al to O. Ramos, lot 12, block IS, La Palma subdivision No. 1, San Benito. Brownsville Building to M.

B. and Consuelo Trevlno, lot 82, block 2, Lincoln Park addition to Brownsville. Brownsville Building Corp. to Dorothy and W. M.

Hornbuckle, lot 10, block Lincoln Park addition to Brownsville. Jamee and Nora Wright to Belle Broad head, the west 10 feet of lot 62A, block 4, Avondale addition to Harlingen. Arthur and Carrie Brown to James Wright, lots 62A and 62B, block 4, Avondale addition to Harlingen. J. C.

Bennett to Andres Lopea, Lopez, lot 42, El Huisache addition to Olmito. Sadie and F. A. Oarmony to Paul Carruth, the east 87 feet of lot IB and the west 16 feet of lot 14, block 82, Finwood Heights addition to Harlingen. Violet Granger to Anita and R.

M. Dalsell, lot 5, block 2, Nicholson Place addition to Harlingen. T. S. and H.

Ruth Wallace to M. Coleman, lots 0, 10, 11, 11, 12, 18, and 14, Swan-Nelson subdivision of share 22, Esplrltu Santo grant. Mrs. F. E.

and Robert Domanskl to W. R. Brown, lot block 40, Hermosa addition to Ban Benito. Maria Gonsalec to B. Ingle, lots 7 and 8, block 88, Hermosa addition to San Benito.

W. M. and Helen Cox to O. Ingle, 20 acres as described in the deed out of San Benito Land and Water Go's, subdivision of the Con- eepoion de Carrioitos grant. W.

Vplvey to Carl Baehman, rear one-half of lot 6, block 89, west Brownsville. Alice and W. J. Simpson to S. D.

lots 11 through 20, block 2, Arroyo Harlingen. L. Faulk to J. addition to G. and Con- oepcion Oars lot 17, block 10, first section, East Brownsville.

Colonial Acres Gets Station For Poll Taxes HARLINOEN, Jan. It Ralph T. Agar, County Tax Collector said Tuesday he would open an office in Colonial Acres Immediately to serve residents there and in Le- Moyne Gardens in paying poll taxes. The area now Is included in Precinct 32. He had previously announced that the Colonial Acres area would be made a separate voting precinct, but due to the fact residents may vote only in the precinct in which they have paid poll taxes, the action would have been of no direct benefit to the voters until next year.

Charge Filed In Traffic Case Elmer Otis Goode, 24, of San Benito, driver of a car which careened off a truck and hit and injured occupants of another car in Christmas Eve collision, was charged with aggravated assault with a motor vehicle. The charge was filed in county court at law Tuesday. Goode's left arm was amputated as a result of injuries he received in the craih on highway 77 near Brownsville. He is charged with assaulting, by automobile, Alfredo and Delfina Losa and Alfredo and Merced Rodriguez, occupants of the car with which Goode collided. Tax Issue Paramount To Citizens By JAMES MARLOW WASHINGTON, Jan.

12 ---Will my tax be raised this year and, if so, why? This question probably hits closer home with most people than anything else in President Truman's budget message. This much is certain: There will be no boost hi the tax you have to pay on your 194ft 4 Mr. Truman is talking about board courts on a portion of con- A A A. 1 i er i fit Lk A 4 i Tourist Club Is Formed At Mission MISSION, Jan. tion of a tourist club is underway by the Mission Chamber of Commerce with two charter members.

arc Mr ftnd Mns Howard El- touristB tne Mission area are invited to come into this organization. They will have access to the ahuffleboard courts at the rear of they may have dances and covered dish suppers. The Chamber of Commerce Just recently finished three shuffle board courts on a portion of con- increasing the taxes that apply crete 25' by 52'. The purpose of this to 1949 only. And he wants Con- club is to give the tourists of the gress to do that by July 1.

Mission area something to do and Lot of Figuring Congress will do a lot of figure-Juggling and arguing before any decision is reached. Mr. Truman is talking about two kinds of taxes: 1. He wants a straight-out tax increase of $4 billion. This he wants mostly from the profits of corporations and maybe -from the income of individuals in the upper and middle income brackets.

2, He wants the Social Security tax raised and he wants Congress to create a health insurance plan, which would call for a brand new 4TA 1 some type of entertainment. Texas Pilot Killed In Japan TOKYO, Jan. East air forces 12 Far reported today tax. The Social Security tax now is paid by employers and employes; and the health insurance tax would come out of your pay check, too. Figures Listed How much would all this come to as a tax increase on business and the public? About billion altogether the first billion under number one above and about billion under number two.

Roughly, and in round figures, this is how Mr. Truman explains his call for new and higher taxes: Take the billion tax raise First Lt. Alfred P. Reese of Pea cock, was killed yesterday in the crash of his F-51 fighter plane during a training mission. The plane crashed two miles north of Hachlnohe, in Northern Honshu.

Surviving the pilot are his widow, Mrs, Helen G. Reeae, in Japan, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Reese of Haakell, Tex.

Last Times Today Dorothy Lamour George Montgomery "LULU BELLE" Chapture 7 of SUPERMAN Cartoon News To stay out of the red, the government must collect in taxes as much money as it pays out in expenses. But in ning July I--so Mr. Truman says the fiscal year begin the overnment should spend more $42 billion, or $1 billion than it expects to collect. Besides the government debt- built up tremendously when the government had to borrow money to run the war--is running around $252 billion. Agree Mr.

Truman says--and most economists agree--a government should try to pay off its debts, or some of them, in a time of prosperity like the present one. That's why Mr. Truman is auk- ing for that $4 billion: To keep the country from going further into debt and to help pay off some of the present debt. But what about the Social Security and health insurance tax? The government can't use that money for paying its expenses or paying off debt. That money goes into a trust, or set-away, fund.

Right now employers and em- ployes are each paying one per oent of the payroll money: one per cent by the employer on his payroll, and one per cent by the employe on his pay, Mr. Truman wants this raised to per oent each. As for a tax for a health insurance program, top officials say this would bring in about $300,000,000 in new taxes the first year and would add another one- half of one per cent tax on payrolls. Ramsey Resigns Pastorate At Harlingen Church HARLINQEN, Jan. 12 The Rev.

R. B. Ramsey, pastor of the Harllngen Second Baptist since it organized in 1946, announced his resignation Tuesday. Rev. Ramsey said he plans to devote his time to editorship of "The Valley Baptist," a publication which he began last September.

He will do some writing and serve as a supply pastor for vacated pulpits In the Valley. BODY FOUND NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 12 (X) A body found in Bayou Barataria at Lafltte yesterday was identified aa that of James Seymour Darnell, 38-year-old oil field worker of Baratarla. STA I I 1 1 1 -II II I A II I Last Tonight Thursday Friday Station West Today Thurs. Merrily! Merrily! Merrily I Merrily! Life Is But a Scream! Visiting Virginia So You Want An Apartment Freddy Martin A Ken Wynn Terrific Values Tremendous Savings Regular 89.95 RANGETTES 16.00 Down 6.00 Month Usual Carrying Charge Hoinemakers! Save now while Sears is having their big January Clearance! Here a real kitchen beauty with large 1ft Inch, heat controlled, oven.

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