Valley Morning Star from Harlingen, Texas • Page 10

page trv Valley Morning Star Published every morning except Monday, by THE HARLINGEN STA Fi PUBLISHING INC. At 126 North A Street, Harlingen, lcIIKNRY TICHENOR Publisher Entered the fXMt under the act of mutter, Sept. 30, at HeHingen, Texas, TELEPHONES Editorial Room fiunine A Any reflection or reputation of any fin or corporation, which may appear in any isfu of The Star will be cheerfully the attention of the pub- vt mo SUBSCRIPTION HATES Inflation I 4 i I Presiden i he face Loo Vi intf backward, can now that Hooisevelt has played a shrewd I ciil- atorv in hi4'opposition to ladical the beginning of his ministration; He has accused ci opportunism. knows how to take advantage of opportunity on offense and I the legislation of April. 1 Roosevelt was given almost unlimited rs enforce inflation.

He had authority to eniorce huge purchases of (lOVernnient securities by the eral Reserve Banks. tu remonetize si I ver in large degree, to issue backs and to devalue the ffold dollar to 5o per cent of its value. The buying policy had already laileil under Hoover a means ot credit in- tiation, so little was done about it. Turning to monetary inflation, the President very carefully manipulated the dollar downward anti then stabilized it at instead of the authorized Then said tlatly that out the (juestion. but that silver might be considered.

Since that time, the President has uch nn re consideration than action to a silver policy. The outcome of the present conflict over a policy will be that will ad jonrn after jxivinjir the President far-reaching powers to flate through use of silver. But there will not be enough mandatory legislation to affect our monetary system lv iust enough to help silver with their silver con- 1 the President will jfo iifiout it cautiously, just as has gone cautiously about exercise ot monetary authority given him here- i Grars Rootk 11 i em. sii lo wnich 1. if 1 to Will Rogers perfect English, londcd "Well, so own Temporary chairman of the caught napping in the chair thing to find one citizen who cat on ml while Co il is in ses describes Sl.tiOtl.- as a college prank.

majoring in i tirne Federal reliei approved to sustain rmphtmy orchestra, ting practice at pav- New York Day By Day Bv O. 0. McIntyre O. O. McIntyre All vegetation save caci been transplanted.

Each avenue regi- with paints in stately plume. Every other sect -on of the area is owned by Calieate Indians in a tribai grant. 1 here are only ft, squatting sullenly to watch the- transformation with surprised grunts. About them in rage-like swirl is a vista of rue de ia Paix shops, onyx facades of Eastern beauty parlors, jazz bands, radio and even the monocle. The civilization that drove them to tag ends of the earth still tweaks them in their jina! dwindle.

Lo, tlie- In- Tlte season is about over. Oniv peons will left the blazir.g rays until summer canes. While ihe sun acorches by day, it slips the surrounding mountains at in noon an the desert blows fragrantly 1. chilly nights without blankets are cozing. in the heat, men wear only shorts and women's costumes are su mi lai abbreviated.

Thev play tennis, badminton, s.w\m in and go for ej irly i. II des, send- ihead with 1. reakfast prov- The gambling res ori, 1 a finiie- aw; av, is The a Monte irlo amiti thf sil ver-senrfy sands in trappings and high pi ay. About the one among usu al to il- histrioiis of the oily wood Sandaled ladies in pajamas ith in hi hues. There is a dinner wh ile tedium gambling is inter full si t.

am. And then high-iinks until da1 morning pink. ah tints the desert a Sam ue 1 nternu for. New Yu rk lr iwver. has most magnifiet estate ust as his is finest in Mi any movie are to new castle 'S noxt season.

The town still talk of Jimmie Wal kerV visit when be vat on top of w-rid. Ami his cocky cane-swingin strut. High salaried lovie stars now com- by a new typo of agent called rather hoir ibi It rising With a harsl i timbre alegro of the a lies depression. 1 hey aie in complete control of a star business, man laging m- vestments, budgeti ng clientsandat tending to contracts. As aresult of thi ligi htening of purse strings, mere liants are oemod the wind- tails that used to come with in ic kand easy money.

Stars no longer buy I'wns at a ack or six autos in a row. The new rainy day manoeuvers havt, by perce ntagi arrangement, created a he word- crop of nouveau a themselves. Some make 20,000 a wet Talkies have se pa rat ed mmitaff from the wheat. star is far i ai UCuirtTe jiu olMuch of their si iccess now de- upon meetv spei ch and ab 11 i stui ion TI te durnbef! a total vc lip se. Too, ms ium inaries grow sociai.

One ears the ilai Lloyds are leaders of a top-dirawer set ai miiu at ion and includes 1.eslíe Howar ti. Di la na Wvn- waul the Ilalph teliamys. tin ii arlie Far. and so on. In a restaurant 1 came upon atit Gracie Allen and her gltii in husband.

Burns. So vividly realistic is her art 1 aiw. ays expect her in personal co in act to fluinto topsy-turvy tarrad iddles that i nakecon ve rsa- turn a uoulash ol good i ness. In: stead. one inds a cool, compe lent Lady Vere, re- markahly and inteil ligently poistd.

lady yhn reads Santavana. 1 and i an authority mi opyriuht. McNaught vndi Inc.) TOONKRVILLE FOLKS 04 r. Powcrfol Katrinka and her Dwarf, are caught in a heavy rain and him wearing his brand new suit The ijmdown Uv PAUL MALLON Copyright. 1931 by Pau! Mtlion WASHINGTON.

May country seems to be rather Quiet politically. It the people are angry at anyone they have tailed to show it in imary elections so far. That is the unmistakable news behind the results from a representative number of widely flung Oregon, South Dakota, Illinois, Indiana. Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Alabama. A check shows that, in those primaries, exactly 100 sitting congressmen went up against the electoral gum for renomination and mnety-s came off vie ous.

Only wen deniec re- nomination. Tw 0 wei demo crats and two re pi Such a low bl i nn cans. irtali ty rate i tremelv uiiu When the pe aro they ordinai take il oui on the Thi is what they did two yeai go. 1 fhe Is 0 sitting congi men were pped off in the by the dozens. The coi inti ap parently was bent on ar inih ilatin tr vone who had a fe al jo 1 So far, vea democ ratic repi esentai iv os Jeffers, of A laba- ma.

and Nt sbit of Illinois, are the oniv two amom fifty-? of their dt noe 'at ic congres 'men to get tin ax. are a I im 11 tedly ca ses. offers is supposed to 1 ist bt offic re i rernentpay. or. at least.

tha wa: an issi je in campa'i rn. Nos bit ran up against the nf! Liential democ 'rat ic leader. Igoe. The two of re I Hin puhln OIS. ans to fall were Simp-' of Illinois, and Waldron, ol Vnnsi tlvania.

isolated case Forty oi thei rep uhlioin rades. were no i a i to cn wingr about this. say ing i show- approval of Pi lent Rooseve it. It certainlv dt as 1 .4 i i democratic par ty eonce 1 II IJ But it also shows xY ie repub lican voters are 4 illy nell the me anting them in congress. There ii 1 di a whether thia sat lulled look Hong For Ohio Mr.

and Mrs. R. C. Hartong, and daughter, Margaret, an i son. Boh and Miss Rosemary Kumbel left '1 hursday afternoon for Ohio the Hartongs will make their home for a year or more.

Miss Kumbel will visit in the North for the summer, returning to Harlingen for another school vear. voters on both sides of the fence Is a harbinger of a democratic victory when the fence is torn down in the fall and the two parties tear into each other. You can tell better about that along afcfcut next October. For the present, the democrats are insisting they will lose no more twenty-five house seats in November. The republicans are hoping for a gain of between fifty and seventy-five.

Such claims are not worth the I reath it takes to make them. NY one can tell accurately now what the temper of the country will be five months hence. I he navy has only half covered the failure of the Macon in the southern maneuvers. Very soon, the fact will be out that the -than-a craft apparently is a bologna in fact as well as in shape. The battleship admirals will be They have never thought much of giant dirigibles.

Mr. Roosevelt may hear something bout it when he reviews the fleet. These developments will probably force congress to take a definite att tude on lighter- than-air naval policy. Diribible enthusiasts always seem to be able to get millions out of congress. ht did after the sensational disasters to the Akron and the Shenandoah.

It will be harder next time. 1 he supreme court crossed its fingers carefully on the New Deal in the Arkansas insurance case last Monday. It -eemed to say that it ap- roved seizure of property in the Minnesota mortgage case a few months ago only as a temporary emergency proposition and could not approve seizure as a permanent proposition in the Arkansas cast1. No one will to say what the supreme court thinks beyond ts written words, but court followers are convinced that the ceurt realizes the national emergency passing. CHARTER GRANTED AUSTIN.

May Chartered: The Sussez Oil Corporation, Longview; capital stock oil business. Incorporators: L. K. Martlew, Brooks. J.

J. Newman. E. X. A.

Oil Corporation, Longview; capital stock oil business. Incorporators: Joe Bandera. E. A. Bandera, J.

Ethridge. Foreign permits: atchorn Oil and Gas Company, Oklahoma City, Okla; capital stock $3,000.000 drilling business. Texas agent Leo Burris. Gladewater. know they can make money as usual under the new stock market bill.

Thev realize they are very, very lucky that the regulations are no worse from their standpoint. he idea seems to be that high- priced stocks 11 fluctuate more halves instead of eighths and quarters. It will hurt the chiseleis who have been shaving an eighth here anti there. Low priced stocks may rise and fall by quarters. These are only general expectations.

Quotations still will be made in eighths. eterans organization officials fay privately they have no objection to publishing the list of those receiving compensation if the government puts up alongside the names of income tax payers. Then everyone will know where, the money comes from an I where it goes. men all Street spent days trying to promote a free ride for themselves to the fleet maneuvers The navy insisted there was no room for them and declined to provide any. 1 sually, the navy is eager to give anything to a congressman.

Apparently, sailors think they do not need to be nice to congress as long as they have a champ.on in tiae White Speaking By Glenn Frank The other day I sat on the sidelines a public hearing conducted by an interim legislative committee on taxation in a middle western state. The sizable room was crowded with taxpayers from varying of on and crusa- GLENN ank I learned I later that he was a home owner and small tradesman of the city, a man who had always lived and talked and acted in terms of a typical American conservative middle class man. But this, as nearly as I can remember, is what he said. And I think I remember his words almost literally, for they etched themselves vividly on my mind as he spoke. must cut the costs of government to the bone.

Fire nine out of every ten employes of the state government. What have these professors, for instance ever done for us? build another mile of highway for the next ten yeat s. Close the schools if necessary, but save the A few thoughtless intellectuals in the crowd of observer- laughed at the shortsighted passion of the speaker. I did not. Mv heart bled with sympathy for the man.

And 1 shivered at what his mood symbolize the middle class mind throughout the nation if we do not contrive to pull ourselves arour economic order together. I am not afraid of any sudden fla.e up ot the proletarian work- the United States. I do not fear direct action by the more hard pressed farmer. The real threat to steady progress back to an intelligent use ol our resources does not lie at he top or bottom, out in the stratum our population. im middle class he mostf of still has a job, but at such slender remuneration that he cannot forestall foreclosure of the mortgage on his home or business, is the man who may piay havoc at any moment with leadership and with policy.

'I he middle class has been the key to the situation Italy and in Germany. It may be the determining factor in the American future If and when it rebels against official leadei it is likely to be more reckless in its proposals than either the conservative Fascists at the top or the radical collectivists at the bottom. The pack of canned the Pacific coast stat was 7-1 per cent the 19J52 output but 1 less than he almon in during a ter than per cent MEDITATIONS By J. P. Alley I EV'Y BE A OLi PAT ON DL SACK EN SAY PRETTY GOG0 MAN LAK YOU 15 (Copyright by Syndicale lac VALLEY MORNING STAR Friday.

I. A Happy Tragedy FACTS BY LESLIE A. BOONE Ever Know or Have. GOOD HEALTH Tomorrow holds in its Hands All that You Will GOOD HEALTH. With the May ly needed.

It is common to hear flowers comes the glorious spring i some person say, I go past my time, the voung Romeos will meal i always have a heftd- begin to uncork ages old poetry of love that new and real to them. Kach one is sure the Juliet of this year is the one and only in: piration of a lifetime. What a difference between youth, and those of twice as many times! While youth is all absorbed in romance, the older birds are thinking 01 their crocking joints, and asking their erstwhile Juliet what kind of spring tonic they have in the house. As soon as the bright days of spring bring the birds to awaken us with their chatter our win low, it reminds many of the old time spring tonics, such as sassafrass tea. and sulphur and molasses.

IT IS AMUSING to one who has a knowledge of the cause of bodily disorders to hear people tell what a wonderful tonic this or that is, and how much it is at this time of the year Why tonics in the spring, or at any other time of the year? What kin i of a magic reaction do these so-called tonics have upon body? What ingredients can they possibly contain to work such miracles? The tonic idea is as crazy as witchcraft. and it had its inception among the same superstitious oiklore. THE temple of the living God need a cleansing the spi ing? Yes! Just as badly as the house we live in here needs it annual spring house cleaning However, the taking of tonics will never produce the desired results. You can never clean the human house by putting more rubbish in it. The same principle is involved in cleaning the human house, as is in cleaning the home you live in.

The first thing to do when house cleaning starts is to get everything that can be moved out of the way. The rooms must be emptieo so the cleaners can work. Practically the same thing should be done with the human house. CLEAN THE Lody by purging it of the waste matter already inside that has not moved away via the natural channels of elimination. Do not eat until this result is obtained.

After such a house cleaning is completed, live for ten days or two weeks on fiuits, berries, melons and raw salad vegetables, and I will guarantee you will have used the very best tonic in the world on your system. A good way to tell whether a spring house cleaning of tins kind is needed, is 10 stop eating everything but orange juice for twenty four hours. If a bad headache develops. as well as other symptoms of being out of ease, it is a sure sign that such attention is urgent- Another lemark one often heais must nave my coffee in the morning or else I would have a headache all day long." These are very potent symptoms of Toxemia (accumulation of waste matter). TAKE THIS TIP! When you cannot pass a meal without feeling some bad effects, it indicates a toxic condition and it is time to do house cleaning.

Your is poisoning you, instead of noui ishing you. Toxemia is evident. It does not matter whether you notice these symptoms in the spring, or at any other time of the cleaning is in order. There can be but one way to restore normal function; the I body must be purged of aceumu- lated toxins. What makes the head aches if a meal is missed? When the body becomes surcharged with toxins the foods keep feeding making more of these poisons as fast as eaten.

The more more and toxic stimulation. Ceasing the intake of food cuts off unnatural stimulation which has been carrying the body along on false energy. Taking away this stimulant doing without food produces the same ef fect, only in a lesser degree as one experiences when a powerful drug such as morphine or opium is withheld from one who addicted to the MOST OF YOU of the opinion that a physic of some kind, taken through the mouth is enough to cleanse the bowels. This is a mistaken idea, and one that will lead to plenty of trouble at some future time. For once and all there is absolutely nothing that can be taken through the mouth that will cleanst the lower bowel or colon.

old idea that cathartics act upon the bowels and stimulate elimination is all wrong. In fact, the exact opposite is the case, ln- tead of the medicine acting upon the alimentary tract to stimulate action, the system acts upon the medicine treating it as a poison. It draws upon the liquid i of the body that should be utilized for other purposes to flood the bowels and hurry the poison out of the system. Naturally this effort of nature has a tendency to carry away a small amount of fecal matter. The depletion of 1 the normal supply of the liquids' of the body by this method of purging, causes a certain amount of re-absorption from the colon that carries toxins from this lower bowel all over the entire body.

I Much disease can be traced to Leon A. Wilcox. (Courtesy of the Magazine.) EATS TOMATOES Governor Ferguson shown above partaking ot I iim Texas-grown tomatoes. The week of June has been proclaimed official Tomato Week..