Valley Morning Star from Harlingen, Texas • Page 13

Sundoy, December 1931 A I I MOININO HAtUNOlN A Eoqo Fifth of U. S. Population Gets Nearly Half of Income WASHINGTON t.f* The top fifth of the U. 3. population gels nearly half of the nation money income while the bottom fifth Rets only 3 per cent, the Cenaua Bureau reported Saturday.

This was disclosed by a preliminary analysis of information tethered in the 1900 census. Families Hofheinz Opens Swank Studios Of Radio KSOX The census bureau said: Roy Hofheinz, former ate somewhat more county Judge. Saturdnv unequally distributed in the South rated a 80,000 watt radio station, than in the other In the Hofheinr, opened the of ft northeast, west and north central swank, modemestlc building and regions the wealthiest 20 cent about 3 000 Valley residents flock- eived between and 47 per ed through to see the cent of the income, wheieas the designed home for KSOX. a small- upper fitth in the South received er edition of his Houston studios aoout cent, for KTHT. greater disparity of The studio is linked to the comes in the South may transmitter, 22 miles away, by a in part to the tact that radio high frequency channel.

this region cuntama a much larger High bant Iron. Harlln- prupurtion ot farm nt. who im B.nito. San and come in the form of goods produced and consumed on the farm lather than in cash. largest ary and that is Individuals not forming part of families, asked what money Income they had in lft49.

The distribution of income among them was fo.lows: Hignest fifth 47 per tent. Second highest fifth 24 per cent. Third fifth 17 per cent. Fourth fifth cent. Poorest fifth 3 per cent.

The release did nut go into the fact that a much b.gg* perc i age of the big incomes is taken I income taxes than is the case with I small incomes. It did note that the 1 analysis does not take account of non-money income. Many farmers, fur example, have auostantial income in foi ms ther than cash. More I ncqual In Mmilti Lvford turned out for opening ceremonies. Transcribed greetings were broadcast from Gov.

Allan Shivers Federal Judge James Allred, commentator Fulton Lewis, Coy, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, singer Patti and band leader Tex Beneke belongs to the Hofheinz said In opening the station. "Its alms are to please the Valley." The station, on 50 000 watt power during daytime and 10,000 at night, will cover South Texas Northern Mexico. important may be the fact that the South contained about three-fifths of the nonwhite families ami unrelated individuals, individuals, who aie concentrated in the lower income groups. The distribution of aggregate money income in forms other than cash, farm residents was about the same as the distribution among nonfarm groups in the othei regions. Theie was a greater variation in the distribution of income Gould Beech is general manager among the 10 largest states than and Allan Dale is assistant manager.

Ike Declines To Tell Views WASHINGTON Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, who is keeping the politicians guessing on his possible presidential aspirations, won't say among regions. Although the share of the income received by the 20 per cent varied little from one state to another (about 3 per cent), the share received by the highest fifth ranged from 44 per cent in Masaachusetta, Michigan, and Ohio to 4W per cent in Missouri, New York, and Texas Clayton M. Richardson, Corpus leader Dies CORPUS CHR1STI Clayton M.

RicharQson, civic and church anything on domestic issues, leader in Corpus Christi 20 years general it whs disclosed Saturday, has turned down an invitation by the American Federation of Labor to outline his views on such issues as social security, national health insurance and federal aid to education. The AFL invitation as extended last September by Bernard Tassler. managing editor of the labor organization's monthlv magazine, The American Fe lerationist. Taasler had invited the genersl to state his position on questions of to He said AFL 8,000,000 members wanted to know- where Eisenhower stands possible presidential candidate Col C. Craig Cannon, an aide to Eisenhower, replied that the genera! was to ncrede to your for a statement Cannon said was bv the honor of your request, but is forced to adhere to a firm policy of declining in all died Saturday at Hondo Richardson, shoe store owner had gone with a group of friends to Hondo for a deer hunt.

Funeral services will be held here. Richardson was a trustee of th Waco Methodist home. Residential Building Lagging in Texas AUSTIN Non-residentlal construction bolstered the building business in Texas this week, accounting for moic than half the total of $12,874,126 put under con tr act. Residential lettings continued to lag at $2,085 000 Engineering awards added $4,510,968. The years total hit $1,042, 370,723.

It FATAL A For Opt cases when the subject does not Clyde A Bray. 28 Pampu was pertain directly to his military killed Saturday when his car responsibilities as supreme allied crashed into the rear of a truck commander." near Stratford the opening of a department handling the complete line of FARM AND GARDEN BRAND INSECTICIDES and FUNGICIDES Here you will find the exactly right dust or spray that will do away with the hugs or blight that frequently prevent your fruits and tables from reaching luscious maturity, and your flowers from attaining their full beauty. Niagara Insecticides and Fungicides an famed for their high degree of effectiveness. Thev have been used for years by professional growers in maintaining crop protection. These same inject icidrs and fungicides, packaged for the home gardenei are now available to in our new department.

li ran arc of your buz blight prohit ms PLETCHER FLORAL ond NURSERY CO HARLINGEN, TEXAS MAY SUCCEED WHERRY These two men ore mentioned prominently to Sen Kenneth S. Wherry ot Nebraska who died, minority leader of Senctfe. left Sen. William Knowland of California, one of the leading of the Truman handling of foregtn Right it Sen leverett Saltonstall of who himself as an internationalist. (AP Wirephoto) Tablet Will Honor Korean War BROWNSVILLE Brownsville youths armed Korea since the atart of hojitllitie.s will be honored in tablet to et ted cornet of Blvd.

and Jefferson Street Henry Skelton, former irmv Ueutenant-colonel, who promoted the memorial, work will start Monday on the 12 feel by 24 feet tablet. Delta Post To Christmas Party The IV ta 'the American Legion Auxiliary will hold annual rhrudtr, jmrty Dei 1.1 Ht 7 10 In the couch-Glia Central achool rium featuring a covered dish dinner Following the neal and muatc will feature the tainment for the evening. LeRionnairs and their families are to attend New Harlingen Memorial Library Will Hold Dedication Service and Open House Dec. 1C Open house and dedication of new muUngt'fi Memorial bratv, erected in honor of veter of World War II will he held Dec 10, Gerald McKenna, librarian, announced Saturdav, The open house will be held tween 2 pin. and 5:30 p.m..

with a Short dedication service scheduled fot 4pm Lucille WUson, director of extension of the State Library in Austin will be a guest at the open house 11 Connelly and Mayor Mcf'ullough will 1 apeak bilefly at dedication service, aftei which the Rev. Kd ward Waynes minister of the tirare Lutheran church, will offer the dedicatory A plaque honoring World War 11 vetei of the Mat linden area will he unveiled during the ceremonies, after whit tapa will he played, honoring desd of World War II olor guaids and a bugler from Omipanv It 112th and colot guards from the Legion poat and the i'atholic War Veterans, will also Ipate fmbers of various Harlingen organizations will at the open house, with charter members of the Study club, which aponsored the library for many years, gteetmg the at the iftont entrance Members of the Study club will be hoatesses in the library, proper, and of Flower 1 club and the Harlingen and Stuart Place den clubs will be in the patio Members of the Service which purchased inga for the children reading room will lie Imatessea in that partment and members of other will be hosteaaea in other of the building. MrKenna said their staffs and of all libraries in the Valley are Invited to attend the open house, and to tie present at the ehort dedication ceremonv. Mumps Most Prevelant Hidalgo County Disease Mumps was the must prevalent disease in Hidalgo i ounty during the week ending Nov cording to reports of to Hidalgo County Health unit Other reported, and the number of each were bsrillary dysentery 17 gonorrhea influenza 8, svphill i 8 pneumonia 2, whooping cough 2, amoebic dysentery malaria 1 and meaalea 115 North lit Harlingen REGULAR 13.79 BOMBER JACKETS 9.00 Save 4 79 tacked twill bomber with Mouton collar, Knit and bottom for fit. Rayon quilted 6 Size 34 to 46.

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