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The Monitor from McAllen, Texas • 5

Publication:
The Monitori
Location:
McAllen, Texas
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5
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June 21,1956 Pogt 5-A I it? I TRAVEL HAuDTI 01 kf hlMrg-ssvfwTCSI IIANDSOiLY STYLED SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! AT PBZHZVS 0ULSr 'wmm i I I SI WOMEN'S NYLON HOSE 1 LARGE SIZE. CHILDREN'S SANDALS Save at Penney's! Women's Matched Sets of Dupont Fabriiite! A I $000 a i IT TT WXEKES M0.00 Ffa Vtfo rederal Tax meh Pallman. $15 It-tack Trmin Case, Sit Till, roomier: LigntweixBr: Sturdy Ttoyt cover lesisto scaffs. scratches, taiK- Wipe clean stay aew tnokinc' Solid hnss locks! Easy-grip steei core handle! Oue-pieee heat eneer frame! Almond jreea or shadow bloc! IC2 Matched Luggage for Men Rich Grained, Dupont Fabriiite! 61 Gauge 15 Denier Newest Shades Stock Up Now! Assorted Styles All Sizes Excellent Fitting I Ii r. li" ffif I if flh! i 1 IN QI ICK TKMPPEB $10.00 Pin 10 Federal Tax in.

a Two-Suiter, SIS TaH. roomier park more! Lightweight roeseii vmyl cer resists scoffs, scratches, staias. Solid brass locfcs won't rasr! Easy-sriu tei core handle! Ail wood bo stnrdy loch eweaer coBstrnrrion Ia Bty pnctiral Gincer potor! i v- i Men's Summer Nylon Mesh OXFORDS -iip at fenney-low prices! MEN'S SUITS BedaenT HTl EVTUtE SOfMEX STOCK! Ftas a special aVtomeat af haaa aHert-4 saaaafactarer's thweautj. Praaey's mart fahalMn n't hay ever. AB imrrwm mmi DEtP-SOAKIIIG CAHflOIU aigned to tmo im aarmoaT, CL? rti add hath dmr gteret The 1 1 WW quality deep thickly loop- 1 1 ed terry that Is geaeroosly ctit, lasttngly hiiarvMn.

6" TITLE WINNER DAZED Miss Ycshie Baba, 19, bedazzled by winning the Miss japan title in Tokyo, is seen steadying herself. She was among 49 others in the contest to represent Japan in the forthcoming Miss Universe contest to be held in Long Beach, July 12. Her statistics: 35 Vi -23 ft nd 37. (UP i i A On- eMnptete Tim mt Bfi'i l-tip. wsag Hps, lac fords.

sltp-M ramls ia bfwwsi wtt wheat, htvwa with btawa mens, mad MvS. with Mmck mesh. SttH pteary mJ time to wear these ran). romfortaMe. vnurt shee.

White Sees No Significant Bollworm Threat in Valley i 'vl untime fashions at a low, low price A i shortage could have different results in different areas. "The bit and dry weather could speed up maturity of cotton now in the fields and thus help "by decreasir the ances for hrfeta inn But he sid the scattered rain showers no-ma for the area during late Juie and July have a spasmodic i 3ect on the maturity jf the cotto i by damaging local areas. "The patti -n could change from field to field Irrigation eleases from Falcon reservoir we shut off June White said plans to spend two more day ir the lower Rio Grande Valley checking individual fields. He Slid he plans to move back upsta into the drougth-hit areas after he leaves the Valley. PHARR State Agriculture Commissioner John C.

White Wed msday-aid he has not found any shuificent "boild-op" of pink boll-wtrm infesta in lower Rio Grande Valley cotton fields. White is on a four-day inspection tour of the Valley, checking areas under the pink bollworm program. He said there is no i of Infestation over a considered normal for of year. White prospects are good that th cottoi crop in the lower Valley will equal the 392.000 bales produced last jear despite the Irrigation water fhortage. He said he did not expect the production this year to fall below "20 or 30.000 bales" of the 1955 figure.

He said the irrigation mater il 1. Special Penney Buy! METAL FOOT LOCKERS A terrific Pessary yabse for camp- COt ers. travellers or vacatioaiots! 3 If iachea too steel cover- rd for kwc wear. Rtaovable tray. Taosae aad croose etosare keeps coo teats dry.

Spring lack, ieath- ftas er handles. Tax rr stox case st" tjtt. rr rw JUST RECEIVED! SUMMER SHEERS $floo Aa Mtstaadiac as-ortmeat of aew 8una-elerttoa of colors, mer sheers. Lanre There are Dimities, Lawns. Orraadies flocked or prtoted.

YDS Fashion Iritehet Skerts PlaysBiri Blouse and short Sets Aa Amy ot Colors and Fabrics NEW SHIPMENT WOMEN'S SUEVELESS Sport BLOUSES Weslaco Council Approves Extra Hour for Beer Sale WESLACO An extra hour of establishments to stay open later Sunday beer drinking has been 'with "femates as employes or disapproved on first reading of anjtomers." amended ordinance by Weslaco I city Atty. Garland Smith explained commissioners. that the ordinal was not The amendment will permit cit mMr)- t0 "dtscriminate against establishments to sell beer from as such." midnight Saturday to 1 a.m. Sun- Smitn and City Manager Virgil dav instead of the present mid- Thompson sakl Pofe Jones had asked that the reference night deadhne in force. Weekday aks will continue to shut dr wn at 1jce have trouble with midnight as in the past.

lights and disturbances, appar- Sunday sales will open again at ently caused by the presence of lpm. while weekday sales can women. start at 7 in the morning. Commissioner Manuel Garza re- Commissioners decided against called that the local tavern owners restricting the extra hour of Sun- have "all agreed not to hire worn-day drinking to men only, pending en as bartenders." a trKut of a proposed "gentle-; The "gentlemen's agreement n's agreement" under which agaiast unescorted women was sug-beer tavvnts which do not sell food gested by Commissioner John will be asked to post signs prohibit- jTeasdale. ing "unescorted women!" Final oval for the amended The original amendment would will come up at the have made it unlawful for nonfood 'commission's next session July 3.

FLUSH, WAVY LINE CHENILLE SPREADS $00 han pkalds, otrlpea aad cfteeka wMh aoveity collars. Oeeaa pearl cA 1 (o)(g) fVvThe bodftrt wtae aad praetfeal haitoas. Fine rtaOea ship. fill Km for satteKs! ta faB or twia rtisise. JUMBO SIZE GARMENT BAG Two Killed As Trucks Collide TFXARKANA.

Tex. (UP) Two 20 INCH fcvotJK- Wb. Tab ra fasUoa Ia Trwrnrfm satrt tafl ahtsea sieeveiess cotf-as-a-breeze, in sprightty prists or (otitis that machine wash never need Exhaust Fans 14 to IS foil leagfh garmeato. III persons were killed and a third (niiired critically in the collision REDUCED! LADIES' fir GIRL'S Peti-Shell Flats of two tracks late Wednesday on 1.00 hooks. Easy to haag.

Zipper Easy tocJeaa plastie. U. S. 82 about 11 miles west of (o)(o) i Texarkana. Killed were R.

L. Lewis. 27. and RafaKYsi firm oar stock. MM I shade, fleav Almae Henry.

43, both of Samaser paH 2" Penney' raise priced tS-tach, apeed exhaast fans more ap to KM feet of air a minate. Dora Me steH frame, rabber mosnrted motor, year raaniatee. ty of gaaiim 1 wear left for these, tees p. Texarkana. Cater McCarra, ot Hooks, was listed in critical mmtitinn with read injuries.

AD three were riding in a truck WOMEN'S aMssWas. which collided with one driven by Crawford NorveD, 43, of Durant, Mission Teachers Get Pay Increase MISSION All certified teachers in the Mission Independent School District, beginning with the 1956-57 school term, will receive an increase of $200 per year above ba-ie state salaries, it was announced Wednesday by ol Supt. C. M. Callihan.

Callihan saio mat with the increase, the basic starting salary for teachers would be $3,005 per year. Four new teachers were elected Tuesday night at a board meeting. They are Robert Leidner, vocational agriculture teacher; Gilbert Nihart. high school; Mrs. Arman-dina Farias, elementary; and Mn.

Hallie Plyler, elementary. Mrs. Plyler and Nihart are coming from Alton school; Leidner is from Edin-burg and Mrs. Farias from Weslaco schools. SCRTTCH-ME-Ndf WITH rrCH-MI-NOT! Apply rrCH-ME-NOT.

In just 15 minutes, if you have to scratch your itch, your 40c back at any drug store. Use instant-drying ITCH-ME-NOT day or night for eczema, ringworm, insect bites, foot itch, other surface itches. Now at faulkner Drug Star. fcit'AJliiliai-w Okla. NorveH was not hurt.

BRIEFS 1 1 MEN'S SHORT SUEVE V03KS1QTS 119 IUMIO PRINTED FLOUR SACK TOWELS MATIII5 Aft REVERSIBLE TYPE win style l-Hf. Am Low At 169.95 atytssV tar tricot Al IS at atpsC KtaftA 1- fMBHta. oVg WWwBkWm- freyi TEXAIR "ft-- Ftwrf Texaa Hotel ST7-SM -4.

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