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I Bring your children in for a complete eye examination BEFORE school time! ABSOLUTELY uiosses prescribed ONIV if necessary! OFFICES LOCATED AT MOST COMPACT EVER BUILT Star, Wednesday, Sept. 30, 1953 Trial Compact Wins Water Request Right (Continued From One) the appointment oi the water board to handle the requests for releases was temporary. The board was named by Gov, when the State department pressed for the designation of a agency. Somewhat later in the day, J. E.

attorney for several Valley districts, serving a spokesman for the delegation in talks With Austin newsmen, it was the understanding that the compact watermaster would he able to make his requests directly to the 1 W.C. A member of the Star's Austin Bureau contacted Board Chairman H. A. Beckwith and wfaa told that the IBWC would recognize requests only ftom the Board, since the fovernor had designated it as the agency. was further complicated vhen R.

B. Collons. IBWC engineer st Falcon Dam, said that from now on he will honor requests for water releases from Arthur Moore. IBWC project engineer at Harlingen. Collons said Moore transmit the requests from the Board of Water Engineers.

The first release, which began to through the spillway late Tuesday, was made or the request of Chairman Rorkwith and was relaved bv Moore to Lawson at El Paso and then to the dam. Among those attending Tuesday's meeting in Austin were Hugh Kirkpatrick Chambers, Scott Norman E. E. McDonald, manager of district Jim Ragland, director, and Kester. manager of district 14; Clarence McVey, manager of McAllen No.

C. B. Cramer, manage! Pharr-San Juan-Alamo No. Vineyard, director Donna No. Raymond Smith, manager Mercedes No.

9: Emery Worley, manager La Feri adistrict; Mark Bedford. manager Harlingen No. 1. Also Brad Mason of San Benito No. 16; Kobm Pate, attorney for' Lof No.

6, Myrlin Johnson, attorney for Cameron No. Joe Kilgore, state representative from Hidalgo county, and Wilkins. Compact trustees Monday submitted new release request figures, for compact members which were taken under consideration by the water board and which probably will be the basis for the next release request. Members of the water board said they will come to the Valley, probably the latter part of this week, for a hearing for minority groups and independent pumpers. Board members said at that time they also will consider charges that Mexico is takingk more than its share of water through Anzalduas canal.

They said they had been assured by Lawson that if the charges prove valid, any excess could be charged against future releases for Mexico. A "do or die" meeting of the Lower Bio Grande Authority conference. which had been scheduled foy 2 p.m. Tuesday at Weslaco, was postponed pending word on a Valiey-wide meeting the State Board of Water an- ounced it would call. Mrs.

Pat Ledbetter office secretary, said the meeting nrobably w-ould be rescheduled in about two weeks. Plans Completed For Bird Exhibit Final arrangements for a bird exhibit at the Growers and Ship pers convention in Houston were made Sunday by the Texas South- ost Bird Breeders association. The group met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.

D. Hightower in Harlingen Next meeting wdll he held Oct. 25 at Alamo, in the home of Mrs. Constance Stensbo. Warren Named To High Court (Continued From Page One) for a six-weeks rado vacation.

In Sacramento, Warren declined all comment. He reminded reporters he had told them a few weeks ago that "when my plans or the future were made that I would be very happy to tell you what they are, but until that time arrived, I would have no comment." VVarren, 63, would be (he second youngest man on the high court. Justice Robert H. Jackson is 60. Previously there had been some talk that Warren would be named to the court vacancy but that Jackson would be elevated to chief justice because of bis judicial experience.

No OffiH.il Statement Questioned about the Warren report, Hngertv would say only that "when we have appointments to announce, lie will announce them." Warren, an attorney by profession and for 17 years a district attorney and attorney general in California. has been a favorite for post ever since Vinson died. He announced Sept. 3 that he would not seek a fourth term as California governor and long has been known have Supreme Court He opposed the Roosevelt court- packing plan in the linos, approved the Supreme ruling against! 29 Texas transmitters and receivers, ac Ivors the administration to to give off-shore oil righls to coastal Communications svstem headquarters. i iiystem.

The were old, discarded Banks Awaiting Ike Asked to Prevent Ransom Demand i ongshoremen Strike ft ontinued from Page One) DAUGHTER GREETS TRUMAN Former President Harry S. Truman, center, is greeted by his daughter, Margaret, and former Supreme Court Justice Ferdinand Pecora upon his arrival in New York, Truman spoke at a banquet in his honor by the Four Freedoms Foundation of which Pecora is president. Truman received the Four Freedoms Award. (UP Telephoto) State Guard Sets Up Radio Communication ALL-NEW 252 SQ. IN.

TELEVISION! POWERFUL AM RADIO! 3-5PEED RECORD PLAYER! Gen. Lloyd M. Rentsen com- ones secured from the Austin pomander of the Third Brigade of lice department. They are being the Guard, has personally footed reconditioned, the bill for some parts to complete The Third Brigade cominunica- ia and mobile tions regiment already has 12 sta- tions in operation, with more to tie in operation soon, it will constitute one of the most, elaborate communications networks in the State Guard and will be used in emergencies us the need arises. I The network has an on-th-air call session each Friday evening.

Fixed stations are located in Edinburg. Alamo, Donna, La Ff ria, Brownsville and Port I Brigade and regimental officers 'include Maj. Ray Powell, brigade adjutant commander; Lt. Col. Bill Teens By SHEILA JOHN DALY since my daughter, U.S.

Deports 578 Criminals WASHINGTON, Sept. The Immigration Service has deported 578 pei sons classified as alien criminals and subversives since the Eisenhower administration took over Jan. 20 the Justice Department disclosed Tuesday. The department also revealed an additional "special" list of 273 such undesirables which it is now giving rjVPr sim.p daughter 16 ulf1 ings Thre 00 XF'ut Hn the newspaper officer; nil about a local family having a Co1- Harold Vertrees, 12th Regi- ed The rest are siuali Ial telephone installed in its Capt. "Chuck" frv telatively small home for the use of teenaged sons MrKasaon, brigade information of- The special rarrmaitm in she been mutter- United States of Alien racketeers aboljt the way we mis- brigade headquarters is in Edin- and non-citizens who engace in JUSt becaU8e has to l)UrK- regimental headquarters in last vear under former Attomev 10, and me.

And yet, she ln charge of the Brownsville com- 'v The department said Attomev iie iis been lecmrl General Hebert Brownell Jr ZnZ tlPatS studied the program when he took carries on conversation 6 for'hours a exPaM(, and' (I actually clocked a recent "chat" i lm- New" York. 8 to undpr' on Miami. Fla. and New Jersey, and 21 telephone was Matamoros St between 10th and James Desimone of Kansas City. the I aH All were shipped to their Zmte to I Tuesday, 10 tie up the lines talking "ith the exception of a watch at rrnot I One) back alive we're going to do ex-( actly what the family wants.

We are not going to do anything to jeopardize the safety." "We made a thorough interrogation of the family und account for any reason for the act," Brannon said, "They know of no enemies they tuny have made through the years." Although questioning was extensive. Brannon said Greenlease had more than 100 employes and associates in his widespread automobile enterprises alone and that it would be "hard to pin down that sort of angle." The officers refused to speculate on whether the abduction was done by a professional kidnaper for ransom or was the work of a deranged woman simply wanting a child. "In these cases there is no pattern." Brannon said. "Usually, however, demands are made within a short time ransom kidnapers want to keep a victim any longer than necessary. There is no evidence either way whether it was a drnnged person wanting a child or 1 ransom job by an organized Willard Creech, the 62-year-old taxi driver who took the woman to the fashionable Catholic school, the institute of Notre Dame de Sion, then transported the abductress and Bobby to a nearby drugstore parking lot, siid she asked the boy questions about the home which later proved accurate.

Mrs. Dies in Harlingen Mrs. Gravida Villarreal Chamberlain. 74, died Tuesday at her residence here, West Filmore, after a short illness. Funeral arrangements in charge of the Garza Funera Home are pending.

Six daughters and two sons survive. They are; Maria C. Rodriquez, Felipa C. Garcia, Atanacia Chamberlain. Petronea C.

Garcia. Herminia C. Codcra, Caroina C. Salas; Calistro Chamberlain and Pedro Chamberlain. NEW YORK.

Sept. 29 UP The New York shipping association appealed to President Eisenhower Tuesday to invoke the Taft-Hartley law to prevent a strike which could erupt into bloodshed and violence. The association appealed to the President after turning down a "final" proposal from the International Association for a new contract. The ILA has threatened to call out its members in all Fast Coast ports at midnight Wednesday. The appeal to President Eisenhower was the first major labor dispute dumped into his lap since he took office.

In Washington it was reported he has no apparent disposition to ask for the injunction. Give Consideration Washington sources said the President undoubtedly would give careful consideration to the appeal when it is received, however. I the strike is called, a bitter and bloody battle may break out between the ILA and a new Amer- Man Fatally Shot In Mstamoros Bar MATAMOROS Sent. Jose Santana Aldrete, 36, nicknamed "The Magician." was shot thiee tims and killed in a Matamoroa saloon called "The Boulevard" at 7 p.m. Tuesday.

According to police, Arnulfo Rodriguez Aldrete. no kin to the dead man, was in critical condition at Red Cross hospital with several wounds. He is a prominent Matamoros businessman and owner of the saloon where the shooting took place. Gilberto Rios Montes a witness told police that Arnulfo was sitting at table in his saloon with several friends when "The Magician" appeared in a taxicab. "The Magician had a 22 pistol in his hand," Montes said.

The witness said "The Magician" fired first, but the .22 jammed. Arnulfo then cut loose with his Police were trying to locate the taxicab driver for questioning. Sen. McCarthy Takes Bride In Turnout of High Society Jewel Robbery Loof Recovered MATAMOROS, Sept. 29 Police were looking Tuesday for a suspect in connection with the loot- Italy.

Weather at great length to a girl she saw Value of the stolen goods at school that afternoon and will placed at over to.000 pess. Enri-i meet again first thing in the morn- que Garcia Gonzalez, the store mg. How can I bring her to her owner, said entrance to his place was made Saturday night through ranging from 70 to oo along steps with teen-agers, it's watches taken, also some gold me- and teaiiy hurts in their budget. In- Police questioned a local bar- httmcv-r iufSi in alittle sand Klass the tender and said the man told them sunset kind used to time three minute the suspect had left the loot with hi Lo and found in most household him "for keeping" Saturdav nigt. 7 supply shops and set it up be- Nightwatchman Macedonio 4 8ide the Then tell your les.

Detective Cief Manuel Lira 67 she can make and re- and Police Officer Jose Sandoval 9i celve as many phone calls as she figured in the iinvestigation S3 N0nh wit. Jiisi 77 51 Oklthorrm City 98 It takes for the Cour 73 putiburgh $4 sand to dribble, grain by grain rowr M5 Ven F'ned 99 68 Shreveport 101 70 Then fine her a penny Four were amonr the wuhingtoa 53 for every extra minute of conver- traffic anti on With 1 uairic violators who were Assess- RIVER The river continue low the Riass and t) he 8and ed fines Tuesday in the Harlingen next severil days Irom Del Rio to Browns- an(1 the on her wallet, justice of peace court of shell discover that a lot of things Childress can "wait until morning" to be Luis Gonzales drew a $24.50 for speeding. Fined $15 501 Better b. l.niem in one Inatance though. When her beet beau boy and Theron R- calls, let her talk to him throutrh two egg-cooking periods.

After all. reuse love is wonderful, and you don't victor 017 1 1 1 Thomss Woodson was assessed All his friends want a Kenton of 519 50 for pass- Violin since John Fenton, appren- Pakistan i. reporting sharo de. Smh.roade.Z*,,fT, in cotto tK fare ami haii tone, heller than normal crop thert TIDES Wednesday high 13 18 low 4:12 pm. SUNRISE 8 23 a RAINFALL JnckvonvlUt.

14. HI l.o Amarillo 88 50 City Atlanta MemphU Big Spring 98 85 Mexico City BrowmvllU 93 Monterrey Chicago 99 88 New Orleana Chrlatl 89 68 New York Dei Rio Denver Moinee Detroit El Fort Worth Houitoo Jacksonville RIVER: The river WASHINGTON, Sept. 29 UP- Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy and! pretty Jean Kerr, his one-time research assistant, exchanged mar-: riage vows Tuesday in a glittering ceremony before the gemencrusted i high altar of St.

Matthew's Cathedral. Some 2.000 dignitaries, including Vice President and Mrs Richard M. Nixon, attended the high society wedding. Some 3,500 other persons by police to be a record milled outside the high domed edifice. The Rev.

William J. Await, the officiating priest, announced at the end of the 35-minute service that Pope Pius XII had bestowed apostolic blessings on McCarthy, a lifelong Catholic, and his bride who only recently was converted from Protestantism. Eisenhower Busy President and Mrs, Eisenhower busy entertaining Panama's President and Mrs. Jose Antonio Remon. did not attend.

But White House spokesman said Mr. Eisenhower sent a personal letter of congratula-; tions and good wishes to the Wisconsin Republican. Flashlight bulbs popped and movie cameras whirred almost in the faces of the happy senator and his radiant bride as knelt at the altar before Father Await. The priest was garbed in gold, scarlet and white vestments. When the 43-year-old McCarthy placed a narrow platinum band on his finger, he ended his years as one of the Senate's con-i firmed bachelors, leaving the Senate with only four members who never have married.

The religious ceremony climaxed a romance that began five years ago when Miss Kerr joined McCarthy's office staff. Although Miss Kerr has been the frequent companion in Washington society, friends said they had quarrels and she returned his engagement ring on several occasions. As the couple pushed their way to a waiting Cadillac limousine after the ceremony, several spectators yelled, "kiss her. Joe." But the senator did not kiss his bride either in the cathedral or on the steps outside. A Cadillac Coupe de Ville, purchased by a group of Texas admirers, will be awaiting the couple when they return.

Businessman Ross Riggers said in Houston that the model chosen by Miss Kerr not be delivered oh such short either in pink or red could notice. EBQsofr piA gives TIGHT FIT TO OID PLATES irsn Federation of Labor union of the same name chartered to replace the ILA. The AFL revoked the ILA charter on charges of corruption. In a telegram to Mr. Eisenhower, John Lyon, chairman of the shipping association, said the strike "will imperil the national health and safety." The President power to ask for an injunction against strikes which endanger the nation.

(oxt Runs High The commerce and industry association of New York said the cost of a strike "might run to as high as 11 5 million a day." The fight between the AFL and the ILA complicated the situation and made the dispute potentially the most dangerous labor fight in years. Hundreds of policemen already were patrolling the New York waterfront to avoid fights between or- ganizerr for the new AFL union and ILA leaders. If the ILA called a strike and the members of the new AFL union continued to work hell might break loose," observers said. Charga Filed In Tour-Way Crash A 65-year-old Harlingen carpenter. who told police he had been driving automobiles fo years, wes blpmed Tuesday for four car pileup on Highway 106 near the South Gate of the Harlingen Air Force Base.

He is Theodoie E. Vealo, Route IJarbnqen Vealo was booked for have defective brakes and negligent collision. All the drivers ami occupants of their machines escaped serious injury. Police said car was going west on Highway 106 when he smashed into the stopped car of Fred Harden Coats. 62.

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Police Chief Ray Welch said he hoped to crack about a dozen other unsolved cases, including the theft of a $2.500 diamond pin from a state wife. The housewife w-as Mrs. Bonnie Willing, mother of five children whose husband, Ed, is a "respected" railroad worker with an adequate income. Willing said he knew nothing about the crime spree of his wife. wrho confesses stealing war bonds, fur coats and other valuables from 10 homes and stuffing some of tho loot in her own closets Welch said the young mother 7 years -then I found Pazo brings amazing toys Mr.

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