Valley Morning Star from Harlingen, Texas • Page 3

Wednesday, February 12, 1938. DECISION ON GALVAN PLEA SET THURSDAY AJtVed Will Review Killings For Facts Governor Allred Tuesday promised a decision Thursday on the plea of Ramiro (Paul) Galvan for commutation of a death sentence as he studied clemency petitions and protests. Galvan was sentenced to electrocution for the death of Ivan Scot- len. United States border patrolman. who was shot in a gun battle on the Rio Grande in El Paso county between officers and alleged smugglers.

Scotten was killed July 20. 1929. Carroll W. Smith. El Paso attorney.

based a plea for commutation on discovery of new evidence. G. C. Wilmoth of El Paso, director of immigration and na utilization, protested several of assertions. however, as Smith Argues Smith contended two men.

who vere not called as witnesses, would testify to such "potent as that Scotten was shot from behind and that he was dead when the last man left the car. Wilmoth told the governor sworn testimony established the fact that Scotten was shot by smugglers as he alighted from the car. jith compared case to of Bruno Richard Hauptmann claimed true facts would justify not only commutation but a full pardon. He urged the governor to make an investigation. Adding perplexity to the governor's problem was a divided recommendation by the board of pardons in recommending commutation and a dissenting opinion from the court of criminal action affirming the conviction.

VALLEY MORNING STAR PAGE THREE CHARITY LEADER CLUB TO APPEAR SOON Major William George Gilks, Divisional Commander, Salvation Army, commanding the state of Texas, is expected in the Valley this week, and in Harlingen Wednesday, February 12. Gilks will inspect the work and meet the advisory board of the local Arniv. STOCKS RISE IN NEW YORK Wall Street Raises Ante Tuesday Raymondville Hears A and I Singers (Valley Morning Star News Service) RAYMONDVILLE. The Mens Glee Club of the Texas College of Arts and Industries, directed by Paul M. Riley, head of the department of fine arts at the college, will make two appearances in Raymondville Wednesday, on their way to Harlingen, where they will 11 sing before the members of the South Texas State Teachers Association who will meet in that city thiis week.

The first appearance of the Glee Club members will be made before the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs of this city in joint meeting, which will be held at noon Wednesday at the Woman's Club building. Mr. Riley and his singer will have charge of the entertainment program during the meeting of the service clubs. At 8 o'clock Wednesday evening the college singers will appear in a concert to be held in the Ray- mondviile high school auditorium. No admission be charged for the concert.

The glee club, composed of 23 members and their director. wilr arrive in Raymondville Wednesday morning. Judge S. L. Gill, member of the board of regents of the college is expected to make the introductory speech at the meeting Wednesday noon.

The singers made an appearance in Raymondville on a similar occasion last year, pleasing their hearers in a concert rendered at the high school. Save Substantially as Sears Celebrates 50 Years of Service to America! GOLDEN ir Cocoa Mats NEW Wall street raired the ante sharply Tuesday as it played the stock market game with the "blue issues. Leadership in the rise rested ma.nly in the best quality equities. 1 with the steels, motors and other Revenue Department high priced industrials as well as ttt Tax Deadline Set I Unfinished Chest CROWD HEARS REVIVAL HERE (Valtej Morning Star News Service) attendance ci members were present for the revival service held in the Baptist church auditorium Mondav evening with Dr. F.

B. Thorn of Houston bringing the evangelistic message. Dr. Thorn is conducting a series of services in the local church assisted by Rev. E.

Douglas Carver, pastor. Pleasing musical numbers were included in the worship service with Joe Wilson offering the solo for the evening. Two pianos are being used during the musical portions of the services and are played by Foster Tebbe and Miss Mau- rtne McLelland. the better class rails and communi- ations providing the most rapidly- moving buying vehicles. Numerous new individual highs were tallied for the favorites, and the Associated Press average of 60 stocks climbed back another notch toward the levels of the summer of 1931.

In late dealings, however, brokerage quarters detected some realizing here and there through the list, even while buying was in other sections. The trading was swift during most of the session, although sufficiently well distributed so that the reporting machinery kept pace except for brief periods. Turnover in the stock exchange was 3.361.700 shares, the highest in nearly a month, compared with 2.465.795 jhares Monday. MOLLY MOO COW GIVEN AWAY BY THEATERS HERE Continued from Page One) siderable flooding might be done if air bombs blow out the locks controlling the Black sea waters. TTOW long before Turkey and Russia will fight about the Darde- nelles and Constantinople, once the most important city in the world, now only a memory.

The Dardanelles do not mean to England what they did once. Tommy Rose. English flier, has just broken the air record from England to Capetown, South Africa, by thirteen hours, making the trip in 3 days. 17 hours. 18 minutes.

make the surface waterways less important. (J ENA TOR PITTMAN, of Nevada, sees Japan shutting us out of China, at risk of says our business men been run out of Manchuria Japan might reply that her working men have been run out of the United States. The map will comfort Senator Pittman. Gigantic Manchoukuo. than all of old Japan, leans up against outer Mongolia and Soviet Russia.

Japan will not invite trouble with those countries, and war with the United States would invite it. Can you guess a weight? If so, here's your opportunity to win one. The Arcadia theater management and cooperating merchants, the Hygeia Miik Products. Frank Grimsell Feed and Seed Company, and the Valley Ice Cream Company, are to give away a milk cow in conjunction with the showing of Harold Lloyd's new starring picture. "The Milky at the Arcadia theater.

Friday and Saturday. All you have to do to win Molly Moo Cow. as she is affectionately known by employees at the Arcadia since taking up her residence in the theater's star dressing room, is to fill in an estimate of her weight and turn it in at the Arcadia box office, before 9:00 p. Saturday evening. The award will be made at 9 Saturday evening, to the person estimating nearest to the correct weight of the cow.

Estimate blanks may be secured at the Arcadia theater box office. It you are good at guessing weights, you may be the lucky one and win Molly for your very own. Issues Warning (Valley Morning Star News Service) HARLINGEN. C. H.

Glenn, zone collector, internal revenue department, announced Tuesday that income taxpayers file 1935 income tax returns before March 15 or they will become delinquent. Heretofore tax returns could be mailed out on March 15 and not be delinquent but this year returns must be in the Harlingen zone office or the office at Austin before that date, he said. Also. Glenn will not receive assistance from revenue agents as has been the custom and will as- sist taxpayers alone. He urged all payers to file returns early to prevent a last minute rush on His office.

From March 7 to 16 he will be in the federal building office every day. and before that date Mondays and Saturdays. February 24 he will be at Rio Grande City at the First Stace bank. February 25. First National bank.

Edinburg; February 26-27. pest office building. McAllen: February 28. First State Bank and Trust company. Mission; February 29.

Hidalgo County Bank and Trust company. Mercedes; March 2. 3. 4. federal building.

Brownsville; March 5, San Benito Bank and Trust company: and March 6. Raymondville State bank. JUDGE GILL RETURNS (Valley Morning News Service) S. L. Gill returned Monday evening from Washington.

D. where he attended the North American Wild Life Conference. Feb. 3-7, called by President Roosevelt. as the representative from the Lower Rio Grande Valley.

HANY having kicked over Versailles treaty, with never murmur from the allies, is accused of arming the "disarmed zone along the She sent, not soldiers, but 40.000 police. The German policeman is as much a soldier as a mouse a rodent. That worries France, and this worries England: Germany says her colonies were stolen, wants them back, despite the Versailles treaty, which reads: renounces all her rights and titles over her overseas Now Germany says "that was This bothers business-like England who got her pick of those possessions and helps you to understand why France and England get closer together England lending five billion 2 ld francs to France. It looks like war coming. PRESIDENT ALLESANDRI.

of Chili, when disturbed, goes to the mark. There came railroad strike; he decided it was Communist plot, directed from Moscow, closed the Chilean congress. ordered soldiers to run the railroads, locked up 600 of his political enemies, decreed a state of siege. In him is none of the vacillation fatal to Louis XVI and others. LAL GANDHI, eldest of Mahatma, whose father has ostracized him, says he will be- eome a Christian.

A young man of another religion told a clergyman he must be made a Christian that very morning. because I had a ijght with my father and I want to ftograce That may be Hiraial Gandhi idea. WISE CASE HEARD LAREDO. The state rested Tuesday in the cae of Jesus Wise, on trial at Carrizo Springs for the slaying of Ethel Carlos at Laredo. Aug.

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was sentenced Tuesday to be hanged. Friday. April 3. He was convicted last Saturday of killing his former wife. Mildred Hook.

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