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Valley Morning Star from Harlingen, Texas • Page 5

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29. 1989 VALLEY MORNING STAR Pnge Mem TEXANS HURT by ACCIDENT IN HOSPITAL Youths Were Active At Annapolis tpple truck and a aedafi from cnifHed milet noiiheaft kiltirtc four of youni midshipmen back to the U. Naval Aesdi tr.y at ArniapoUa for fall Yjjf tm-o sarvivini middiet. Lee Uveritt. It of Trie, and Frank Lincoln Jr 21.

of College Sl.iUon rn re asleep before the crash uld tell horn it tiappen- The dead, all members of the or junior at Anaapolia, art McConnell. 20. of II who was driving Bntton Cole. 20. of Bryan.

Tex Ph.l L. Seewald. 22. of Ama- Theddeuf Brtmn Orr, 21, of Ardmi'te Okia Gay C'eremimles Malted At auemy ulhor- hMid the acc.denl the most ever to befall midshipmen rfturr. nf to school.

It cast a pall plans for the customarily-gay cerffT.onief an academic vrtr The four killed had taken Ginger Rogers Starred In Hit Film I Beery Starred I. i 0EDEE8 ARE ANNOUNCED iLXtrS. me 18 OCt for various On Parking Charge improvemenU costing approximate- tiAWTTMrirv was were announced Thurs- by in corporation court Thursday on GROWTH SEEN FOR CITRUS 1 in corporation court Thursday on i A ovcrtimc parking chargc. Crockett orCl xJirOUP Conditions Al CrOOd Campbell was fined $1 for similar i For Fruit Judce Murray said Thurs- KetUmS rOm WESLACO better condi- Two Found Guilty By Federal Court Ginger Rogers Is starred In the leading role of the hit romanre -Fifth Avenue Girl" showing Saturday Midnight Preview. Sunday and Monday at the ArradU Theatre in Harlingen.

Supporting roles are portrayed by Waller Connolly. James tllison and Tim Holt. Special added features on the same program include the Utest issue of the March Of Time and first actual ar pictures in the Paramount News. Wallace Beers- ia sUrred In the thrilling story of submarine-chasing fleet in "Thunder Afloat" showing Friday and Saturday at the Rivoll Theatre In offense. Judge Murray said Thursday those who fail to appear after being cited on overtime parking CO better condi- will pay $2 fine instead of tions, due to recent rains, grape -1 Officer Fonville filed both I fruit will very likely show ccnsid- charges Thursday.

erable growth the next thirty days. according to a report of the Grow- RAYM 0 VISITOR era Industry Committee giving Shapiro of growth the 30 days ending Septem- visited Thursday in Harlingen. Last year the greatest growth In any one month was from August 15 to September 15. However, the indications arc that grapefruit if sizing up rapidly and will probably grow equal to. if not i more, for the next thirty days than it has during the past month, the report said.

Measurements of tagged fruit In 64 key grapefruit groves on September 15 show an average size of 3 54 inches which is .31 inches above the August 15 measurements. Size of grapefruit by districts on federal court jury here Thursday found H. W. Ferguson, preaident of the Dallaa a Joint Stock Land Bank, guilty of Return. From Vi.it HARLINGEN local Ford dealer, returned Thurj- ind.ctmenl day iron, of funda where he saw the 1940 Bog handling of a Nueces jfm I Nwmilh.

looked new I In testimony both defendants had car in Houston Thursday. denied any illegal transactions. GLASS AND ROOSEVELT ARE RECONCILED AGAIN A hand out of federal affairs and, tcaufi in the vrar The four killed had takon the federal government hands off PORT Urt numenms of the reconcihat.on between were guests at Roosevelt and Virginia iJJ September 15 was as follows: San ban Benito. Seen with I Benito. Brownsville and Bayview sDpportinf roles 3.49 inches; Raymondvillc.

3 29 Chester Morris. inches; Harlingen. 3.57 inches; La Feria, 3.66 inches; Mercedes 3.52 inches; Mercedes 3.52 inches: Weslaco, 3.53 inches; Edinburg 3.53 inches. Mission 3.49 inches; Pharr, San Juan, Alamo, 3,68 inches: Me- Port Isabel Teachers AUcn. 3.55 inches; Ponna 3.66 Attend Meeting Rotary Is Host Officials Of City At ic Ricnmono regime.

Rotary club meeting Show Big Blushes Shortly brforc re- Coasul Hotel. Superin- of the ba'neV Glar. wa. told on au- I JJTilit thi t-r ii'VS I Si I As Fete Forgotten plcbc ic; and helped rublish attack of bron- PUte. He inquired, through uthere.

magazines last year Orr aga.nst an a whether Glass would object to the was by Senator Elmer chilis. He won a medal tor pro- ficsency in short range battle prac- tier 1. ft year and as a plebe was another post. whether Glass would oojeci lo lac included Mrs HOUSTON City appointment of Eli Heath, prom- Teachem GUi.w. vigorous critic of to be port collator Odom.

Mie. Chau fnr Heath, though a Mrs. Cail. Mrs. officials lusnea inursaay.

It w-as the one anni- iiiAtiv Shinoaugh Mrs. the President spending policies for VirginVi Hickman Hunt and Shan- vcrsary of the granting by the Texas team Seew.M. ht. effort S. pomud by Rep Jones, had organ.ze supreme word read Talks were made also by Shan- Not a speech was made or a cake beer a candidate for fencing and appeal con- The Senator sent back Jim cut.

The city fathers and the cham- McConnell gress last week for repeal of the ily that it would J- Bowie welcomed J. J. Jaudon. form- of commerce clean forgot all 4 member as a plebe and rowed embargo as the best speech in the eapitol er president of the Brownsville club, about it, he ever made. ww and urged him to attend all meet- the 81-year-old first ings.

GRII FIN VISITS went to see the chief executive a and wotel HARLINGEN Gordon Griffin. Leventt, appcnntce of Represent- after that address was Musk from Tibetan deer is worth McAllen attorney, was a Harlingen Jones, and Thomas, delivered, it as said "liably that ment a Thursday, Representative Luther Johnson. Rcwjaevelt slapped him on the back na vere hospitalized in the same room exclaimed: They do not their compan- -well, it took a war to get us Guaranteed on the junior yrir He was appointed by Sen it or Carl A Hatch -Well, it took a war to get us are dead i together again. I hope it will take Aceidettt Described an earthquake to separate us. fu- They talked about revision of the was Sitting in the front seat question on which.

Leventt said through bandages "All neuUaW u. h.d brrn turn, drj- I ton 1h-n contintmn that thf Vir- the slate government keep It me up and then came the gmia Fountain Pen II.60 60c Calox Tooth Powder 34c terrific I don know iuK how It happened. AU I rrraem- bcr that it a recollection of r.c r.g to the Th rraf he as sound asleep t.hc nack seat and 'I don ber thing until I woke up the r.g table The sedan hurtled down an em- hankmcnt caving in the tire kft side. The truck burned. patrol headquarters here did tu.t get an immediate report, on the truck drivers version He went to a CCC camp at Braden.

RITES'HELD TOR JOHNSON Death Claims Pan-Am Official 35c Mum Deodorant 24e DAY'S DRUG STORE CUT RATE Our Prices Are Always Low FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 123 E. HARLINGEN Z5c i A Baby Powder 17c 60c Pinex, for Coughs 49c 60c Murine 2Sc Band-Aid A 19c $1 Cod Liser Oil, Pint 79c BROWNSVILLE-Funeral for George Wilfred Johnson, ent to a CCC camp at 1 73. who died in Brow nsville Tues- near where the accident occurreo, night, were held at 4:30 m. and li ter came here Thursday at the Hinkley Mortuary A r.hvsjcian said injuries Chapel, with Rev. Penrose W.

Hirst, car.sist^ of "fracture of the facial of the Church of the Advent, compression fracture of officiating. Interment was in Buena thrraoc vertebra, two fractured cemetery. fibs nd contusion of the brain Mr Johnson was one of the found- Lcxcr.tt also suffered a bra con- commercial aviation in Mex- tus- 1 and hif jow was fractured. as special cxecuUvc Thomas and Leventt were de- representative of the western divi- icnofd as mighty sick boyV but American Airways. He ihnr cr.ndrtion was "fair" Thursday director of the Fjst pight attaches said.

National Bank budics of the four all the Federal Building and left rc Thursday night by r.nl for Association in their respective homes. Local mor- member of the ol said they did not know de- Commerce board of directors, tsilf of funeral arrangements for Active pallbearers Caldwell, Joe Celaya. Santos Ccy- Alvaro Guzman, u. a John H. H.ll.

E. and C. Stuermcr. all Tpon Americ.n doparunent. A number of, honorary Speaker Tells Lions War NoOVanted MISSION great Mr.

and such a Crusade, if whecler. Glendale. v.ar off face of Helen eann, Mi.sjion Lmns fold daulhler-m-law of Mr. WednrsdaT bv a eur.1 speaKer at their weel 'y luncheon Tirlegrams and uoweir Claire- any DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION Accurately Filled Properly Priced 75c JERIS HAIR TONIC, now 2 for 75c LISTERINE $1.00 LUCKY TIGER, CRAZY CRYSTALS, 1 RUBBING ALCOHOL, 50c WITCHHAZEL nn FEVER THEMOMETER 50c IPANA TOOTH PASTE 29c 25c LIVER PILLS 17c $1.00 IRONIZED YEAST O. J.

LOTION '25c Listerine Tooth Paste KOTEX Pinkhams Compound the midshipmen CRUSADE SEEN AS SOLUTION CASCARA QUIMINC iltk' 354 HAARLEM OIL CAPSULES S6r Chamberlains Lotion 43c S6r Williams Shaving Cr. 35c FasLeeth Powder 29c PENCILS. New Threaflinc 49c 75c Mascara, May belline 59c Sl.M Vitalls. Med size 89c fl.OO Tonic 36c 5 lentholatum 24c 25c Lysol 25c Pow der Mineral Oil. Pint 29c fl.25 PelroUfer 25c ExUx $1.06 Wine 35c Ponds Cream 160 Hinkle Pills 46c Musterolc $1.60 Miles Neriine zac rrnrnw 25c Anacin.

for Headaches 19c for 25c 50c AntUep. O. 34c 56c Hinds A A Cream 39c $1.60 Tangee Lip Stick 25c N. R. TableU S5c Dextromalosc 59c $155 SSS Tonic 75c Fitch Shampoo 59c 35c Mum $3.60 Lanteen Set 11.25 Peruna I6c Squibb DenUl Cr.

Wlfred St Claire-nsner. in- ses troduced by Lion as i "BUaodv Britisher who South America. 1 to ffrinuo" pomled Irjendf paying final 1 executive- Proposal Made ContracTExtension Of ILA Studied th, hoctiCuUure und trict Inter n.t.on.1 South America come an American gringo" friends pay: out that the common people of in executive world do not want war, not even --------those who have been urged bv to take nart in the preaeni wfirld conflicU For centuries, pekiilrnce. and famine have the gfeai of the people, me siN'fcKiT wild, and two of have prac.ically been eradicated. hat Wiped out the great ihrcnigh advance roediciw.

famuie has been eradicated th, hoctJCuUur, and tnct inter lU sie.rr^iP The nwd now for contract covering long- gTMl to outlaw porta and l.ak, Fuhtr conc.uwon. fborc lalwa Six L.otT lor char Vice lb, club DiMn district president. emo, Orx.lle I presentee Old ver dittr. Mon.rch Chevron, u. them hat- committee 10, members lor more than but no The Leon I he B'o Dooley Mer.rs.

Jeflrie, Marhur- men further du- the Liom memoership key for broujht The I new into the club. nrovidmg for to r. Roger. Harlingen, waa ava- ow cents to Lion were Dr hour and from Wilker, Miwim: 7 SUJJ. Me- hale of cotton.

Burchfilcd of 1 ALARM CtOCK 98c W1LDROOT MAIU TONIC witm OIL 171 oi gilt lOO Alien, W. B. Harria, Miaaioo. PHARR-Mrs Jamca BariT of the house Will arnxi Thursday i- visit and Mrs. h.r i-ieni- Vt Marvm of h- -f caroid am BILE TABtfTS 98c 25c Evenflow 50c 39c $1.00 LACTOGEN '9c $1.25 M.

nursing bottles Pyrex Br. 29c milk of magnesia Phillip. SOc JERGEN'S LOTION jg 50 MENNEN'S SHAVE 75c GLOVER'S MANGE 2Sc PEPSODENT I aspirin, B.y.r'A of 100 25c FEENAMINTS 30 BROMO SELTZER J40C CASTORIA. FUtch.r................................. I EEL.

Medium MODESS, 20 lODENT. Pa.f. 30c VICKS VA-TRO-NOL DRENE SHAMPOO (Bulk) 35c VICK VAPORBB A Balanced Lunch For Students Meat. 2 VegeUbles, Salad Drink and Dessert 8ATISDAT SFECIAI. CHICKEN LI NCH.

Burma $bavc 12 100 sacchabii TABLETS Vt GRAIN J9c JL SPOT-LIGHI BED-LAMP tiM iifUt want it 11.17 VOS ADMfSIVE TAPS Ql On 49f 29c 294 BORIC ACID POWOtR OR CRYSTAWS I7t FLOU PILLSBURY'S BEST 1 I 24 lb. 84c XXXX I 12 lb. Sack 4Sc 6 Iba Sack a a a 26c SALAD DRESSING BLUE BONNET Quart Jar 25c Pint Jar 15c COFFEE Maxwell House Y. 26 MILK mm Pet or Carnation 3 Tall or 6 Small Baking Pawder RUMFORD 12 oz. Can a FRUITS VEGETABLES POTATOESg Calarada Brawn Beauties, 10 lbs.

APPLES, Janathans, Medium sixe, daxen BANANAS, lb. LETTUCE, Big Fancy Heads, each TOMATOES, Extra Fancy, lb CRANBERRIES, New 23c 15c 4c 7c 9c 21c COFFEE 1 lb. Coffee 26c SOAP Sc 7 Giant Bars 25c 13c 12c 25c 53c TOMATOES. fir 2-Na. 2 cans, 2 far BEANS, Whale Green, Jack Spratt, No.

2 con PEAS, Minnesota Valley, No. 2 can, 2 tor WESSON OIL, Pint 23c CRISCO, 3-lb. con MARKET SPECIALS MARGARINE, Best Spread, lb. STEAKS, Loin, Fed Baby Beef, lb. LAMB ROAST, Armour's Stqr, lb.

SLICED BACON, Palace, lb. SALMON, Tall can. Pink CORN, No. 2 con. Jack Spratt SPAGHETTI, No.

300 can. Jack Spratt HOMINY, No. 300 can POST TOASTIES, Large Package JELLY, Mussellman's 14 ox. Jar SHORTENING, Mrs. Tuckers, 1 lb.

carton TOMATO JUICE, Campbell's No. 1 can CREAM PEAS, Valley Rose, No. 300 can PEAS, Blackeyed, Valley Rose, No. 300 can PEANUT BUTTER, Quart Jar CORNED BEEF HASH, Libby's, con OUR BAKERY PRODUCTS ARE THE BEST BREAD, 1 lb. Sliced Loaf CUP CAKES, ASSORTED COOKIES, dozen DOUGHNUTS, The Most Modern Food Store In The Valley 301 E.

Jackson Harlingen Liatst. aU. Buichfilfd to ihia city..

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