Valley Morning Star from Harlingen, Texas • Page 2

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Little and to 34 southeast Friday change in temperatures. Highs Friday 20 nifht 10 to 20 north and to 2ft south to north and 25 to 34 south. Lows Friday night 12 to 20. Indiana Mostly cloud? Friday Partly cloudy south and mostly cloudy north Fri- Upper Michigan Mostly cloudy with day night. Saturday considerable little change In temperatures Friday and ness, with rain or snow likely south by Saturday.

Occasional snow flurrias. ntgftt Highs Friday to 34 Friday nighl to 72. Illinois Partly cloudy vouthwest and mostly cioudv northeast Friday. Wisconsin Partly c.ojdy extreme eloudy Friday night and somewhat coldcx northweit. Mostly cloudy with a Ufht snow south and east Friday.

Somewhat colder east Friday Friday near 10 extreme northwest to 32 extreme southeast. Lows Friday night 15 below extreme northwest to 15 above extreme southeast. PUSHBUTTON WHEEL CHAIR Adrienne Althos, 5, a polio patient in New York City, operates the new pushbutton, six mile per hour wheel chair in a demonstration at New York university-Believue Medical center Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. The wheel chair has passed all tests for safety and usefulness by the institute Self Help Devices office, which is financed by a March of Dimes grant. (UP Telephoto) Weather Girl Scout Wins Fight For Lights at Crossing Minnesota Partly cloudy and continued cold Friday.

Friday night and Saturday. A few Hurries Friday and night Highs Friday near 5 extreme ncrhwest to 5 to 10 above south- east. Lews Friday night 10 to below. Iowa Generally cloudy Friday and Friday night with occasional Hfrtrt snow or snow flurries mostly north. Cloudy with Saturdav.

Warmer and central Friday and Fridav night. Colder Saturdav High'- 15 to 20 inrs-th and Lows Friday 5 below to 10 FORECAST: Scattered to broken and warmer through Saturday night. Temperature to 72 along the coast, 56 to 76 in the Mid-Valley, 54 to 78 in the Rio Orancie City area Moderate to iresh southerly windi TIDES: Highs 11 47 a m. and 8:17 lows 3:30 a m. and 4:04 m.

SUNRISE: 7 18 am SUNSET: 6 0S pm Hi Lo Amarillo Atlanta 38 34 D. Brownaville 74 43 Buffalo Corpus Chruti 38 Del RiO Denver 3 Detroit 23 .01 Duluth Fort Worth 37 23 Helena 13 Jacksonville 56 40 Kansas Cuy 38 31 Laredo 73 Mem 31 Mexico City 70 36 Midland 54 30 Paul Monterrey 16 New Orleans 53 35 York 32 34 05 Oklahoma City 2. Omaha Phoenix Pittsburgh St Louis San Antonio 33 3ault Ste Marie 9 Ti Washington 79 PARIS, Jan. National Assembly committee ed Friday night that the elections of four deputies of Pierre PoujafleV extreme right-wing movement invalidated and their assigned to other parties. The validation deci-: sion, which must be endorsed by, the full assembly, would reduce the 51-member Pcujade anti-tax ftloc to 47 seats.

The committee also is consider-' ing ouster demands against eight other elected Poujadists on ground they ran more than one slate in their departmental districts in the Jan. 2 voting. The committee recommended that three of the seals be assigned to Socialist candidates and the fourth to an independent Republican. That would raise the number of Socialist seats in the new assembly to strengthing the Socialist- Radical Socialist "republican alliance. The committee announced its decision after the French national assembly had approved the elections of more than half of its membership.

Nebraska Considerable cloudiness Friday and Saturdav with scattered snow or snow flurries mostly vest and north Friday and Fridav night and spread- ijne over Saturday A little warmer southeast Friday. Coldtr night and over state Saturday Friday 18 to northeast to 40 I Friday nigtvt tero to 5 extreme northeast to 15 to 20 extreme southwest MORE NEW FIRMS WASHINGTON, Jan. 20- UP The United States gained 45.000 new business firms in the first six months of 1955, giving it a midyear total of 4.225.000. the Commerce Department reported Frid ay. RIVER READINGS Rio Grande reports from 'he International Rou: and Water Commission: Del Rio aredo Falcon storaee 1.3 Chaper.o.

Chapero. Mex share Fort Ringgold Above Anzalduas Hidalgo bridge Benito Lower Brownsville R. Ewing, president of the Valley Chamber of Commerce, has announced committee members appointed for the Harlingen area. The committeemen were elected by Harry Nunn, community chairman. assisted by H.

W. Bahnman, George Connor. Fred Flynn, Otis McNabb. R. M.

Juillard R. N. son, Bob Youker, Harry Day and Stanley Crockett, Committee assignments listed by Ewing are: Myrlin Johnson, water committee; Edwin W. Pryor, publicity and advertising; Mike Gilbert, tourist M. H.

Perry, industrial committee; Parke T. Moore, agriculture committee, George Pletcher. inter-American relations committee; R. J. Kroeger, legislative committee; Finis Easterling, highway committee and H.

safety committee. Stanley Crockett will again be cochairman of the citrus research committee, along with Lorne Hamme of Weslaco. Capt. Glenn Warner had previously been named to head the safety committee and Gen. Robert W.

Harper to head the highway committee. 237 Are Graduated At Exercises COLLEGE STATION, Jan. 20 UP- Dr. M. T.

Harrington, chancellor of the Texas system, spoke to a 237-member graduating class at commencement exercises Friday night. people of Texas have paid; more than a half millin dollars of the cost of your four years at Texas and have imposed on you an obligation which it will take a lifetime to discharge." Dr. Harrington told the graduates. is not my intention to make you feel that you have been the object of charity. This is not he said.

"The people of Texas have invested money in your education deliberately, for the public good. The investment has been made in the firm conviction that it will pay rich dividends." ANSWER TO PU7ZLF On Page 4 Hidalgo County Rodriguer and Delia Marer Edinburg; BelUsario Garra and Juana Gonzalez; Arthirr Glen Gray, Cortez, Colo and Janet Bryan: Rogello Handy and Augustina Martinez, Donna; Agripin Valdarez, Mercedi, ani Marla Cisneros, La Feria; J. Gutierrez and Juanita Garza. Mission: Dario Galvan and Manuela Hernandez, La Villa; Federico Ernesto Moralez and Abeldia Delgado, Edinburg. HIGH STEEL OUTPAT Germany, Jan.

UP Germany ranked only behind the United States and Soviet Union in the production of iron and steel in the federal statist if office said Friday. EDINBURG, Jan. 20 Judge S. N. McWhorter was granted a new trial in a suit tried more than a year ago in which a Mission couple won a $5.577 judgment for water damage to their home.

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Blackburn filed suit against Sears Roebuck Co.

and two plumbers, C. C. Harvey and Donald R. Young. They contended that a water heater bought from Sears and installed by the plumbers caused the damage.

The plaintiffs said the safety valve on the heater did not have a connecting pipe running outside the house to carry' off water. They said that while they were out of town on a visit water from the heater flooded their home, causing extensive damage Both sides asked a new trial on technical grounds. McWhorter's letter to attorneys on both sides said a new jury would hear the case. watch ram ARKANSAS PEDIGREED SEED COMPANY, OF CORNING, ARKANSAS, have made available for you the following cotton planting seed: DPl-15 DPL-FOX STONEVIUE EMPIRE DEIFOS 9169 All of these teed are Arkansas blue tag state certified, graded, treated, and packed in new printed Burlap bags. Our seed are the most northern grown cotton planting seed that are sold in the Valley.

All our certified seed are grown from registered seed, only on small farms, free from any boll weevil, pink boll worm, and of them come from cotton that is hand picked. This enables us to offer you much cleaner seed which will be free from sticks, stems, and cocklebur, which is more prevalent in the machine picked cotton. You will note that we have added to our list this year, the famous Delfos 9169. This is the first season that it has been offered in the Valley as certified seed. This cotton has taken the Delta countries of Arkansas and Mississippi by storm, due to the fact it is easily hand picked, storm resistent, opens uniformly, and is a fine cotton for machine picking.

Delfos 9169 is proving to be one staple length better than competing cotton. This is important, as all cotton buyers the past season, confined their purchases in this territory to Delfos, and the longer varieties, as long as it was available. Our seed have been sold in the Valley for 10 years, tried, tested and proven to be the best. Our seed are available to the ginners at all of the Oil Mills in the Valley, and the Eastern Seed Co. PLANT YOUR ENTIRE CROP WITH ARKANSAS PEDIGREED SEED VARIETIES WHf YOU PLANT.

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