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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
ALLEGED ALIEN
.SMUCCLER May
HAVE DROWNED
Dives Into Chilly Waters of
Rio Grande After Making
Escape From Room in I'm
migration Office

Joe s;uaJar'lo. service car driver M.
- ~ NIatamoros. has either browne 4
in the Rio Grands or Is now safe among
his -compadreS" on the Mexican side nf
the river. The jitney driver. who was
arrested yesterday upon an alien Snna
la.r e.. n.iue his escape j, lU:.,D
last night from 4 room in the immigra-
ti"n service building III the ferry When
he perceived the immigration officers IN
close pursuit W. dived into TIE chilly
waters of the ltin Grand,. and WAS seen
no mere. SrarchlightS were soon Se-
urcd by the officers. bat the heavy f".
which ovrrhung the river prevented iheu
from determining whether the fugitive
had rra he'd the Mexican shore.
Gnajardo WAS apprehended yesterday
afternoon after hr had crossed from
Maiamorus. aui when taken before
chief lirrwsirr W. thr immigration SER
vice. J.. WAS positively i.eniificd by
Hams kaufInann. German alien ar
rested recently. as the jitney driver who
struggled him across the river and took
him far north as San Renito
About 10 o'clock last night both
suaiardo and Kaufman were again
brought M the office uf Chief brewster
for further investigation Of th. ease. anh
after questioning the two men, tsuajard0
was placed ~ smother room where he
would not hear certain questions put tn
Kaufman. Cuaiardo was in the room
only moment before h. managed ~
unlock side aoor. and made a run for
the river Il few wards distant The immi-
grafton Off crs heard him and were hot
nn his trail t'uaiariin ran along The river
bank about hundred feet. and after
looking back and seeing the officers in
lose pursuit. ~ dove headlong into the
stream. H. was heard when hr came ~
mer was obtained.
The Rio Grande IL now almost hank
full and the water is extremely chilly Al
the point where Guajardo dove in there
are many cross currents and c,ldies. and
the distance he wonld have ~ swim W
about 100 yards. lie was encumhered
with his clothing aud shoes, ami officers
are doubtful f he was able io sustain
himself ia the chilly waters under "a II
4 handicap.
The point where Iuaiardn dove of M
about 10 feet east of the ferry. near the
l.evre street bend This ~ one ~ the
widest points on the river aud many
rddic~ and cross currents would make
the passage difficult feat for strong
swimmer nnhampered ~ clothing and
shoes
M reports have come from Maiamoras
as 20 whether Gnajardo appeared in his
Old hannf~ today. ami American officials
are confident that II viii be some time
before H. appears on this side ~ the
Rio Grande
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
WOMAN SOUGHT
in CONNECTION
WITH POISONING
(By Tie Associated Press)

CLEVELAND. Jan. IL Police 81
Cleveland and Youngstown. Ohio. " re
searching today for Mrs. Emma Cola
vito, acquitted Of completely in tho
murder Of Dan kabrr. wealthy Lake
wood publisher, thr,e yeais ago. and
now being sought on new murder
warrant charging n, poisoning of Ma
rino Costanzo. four years ago. that shc
might share with his wife his 81 2.000
life insurance.
Cuyahoga county authorities were
preparing TO exhumr the body of Cos
tanzo in the belief an analysis Of Ia
vital organs Will show death was due to
iactalic poisoning.
Mrs. Fannie Costanzn. 32. widow cf
the dead man, is held without bail
charged with completely in the alleg 4
poison plot A statement attribut, 4 TO
her is in the hands of the police II
this She is claimed 10 have admitted
knowledge that her husband was being
given poison NY Mrs. Cslavito. Tn
statement also tells Of the $500 Of the
50 .0Oe life Insurance money Icing paid
over 70 Mrs. Colavto by Mrs. Costanzo.
According ta police. Mrs. Costanzo
hired Mrs. Colavito. who had bfen in
troduc u "a her a. a nurse, 10 poison
her husband because her married life
had been unhappy and IN order to get
his life insurance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
Alleged Slayer of Infant
Says Burial Was Made to
Avoid Humiliating Wife

child was horn. ~ prevent humiliation ~
nay Wife
Denying that he had killed the baby
a. harged III Tie Indictment. Nancil in
sisted that The reason hr did mot take
the holy ~ an undertaken was of the
humiliation that would br thrust upon
hiS young wife.
lie said hr took his wife from the
sanitarinm. where the baby was born. M
n hotel While he helped her lin the
stairs. the baby was left WI their auto
mobile. hr testified When hr returned
NJ found the baby dead on the seat NJ
the AR.
IIe repndiated q statement given ~ the
district attorneys office following his
arrest. ia whis.h NJ stated that ~ left the
baby in the care "a a Negro and that
when ~ returned to the ear the negro
was gone AMI the baby was dead
Harsh treatment III the hands of
members of the district attorneys staff
caused him y" give the untrue statement.
he said He stated thar First Assistant
District Attorney w W. Tolbert threat
ened ~ keep him ia Jail year if h.
did net make some kind w a statement
in regard 10 the child's death lie said
that ToIbert would not believe the real
story OF the bahv's death and that there
fore he substituted the other story.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
REBELS ACTIVE
ON BORDER At
NUEVO LAREDO
Small Town Above Laredo
Reported Captured by Re-
bel Band Last Night. Fed
eral Troops to Scene
tBy The Associated Press,

LAREDO. lam III Mexican rebel ac
were reported today for tn first time
wcr XIV ported today for the first time
since tie present trouble started in II x-
leo. One report today was tu thc effect
that Hid-lgo. Nneyo Leon. about thirty
miles up ths river. was captur last
night hy a band of $50 revolutionary
troops under General Alanis. The small
garrison AZ Hidalro made little resist
ance. United States immigration in-
spectors have ~ cn sent w points this
sid NJ the border in that vicinity to
watch Developments.
Ii is also reported today that Colonel
Torres. commander of the Nu,Vo Laredo
garrison. OPPOSITE here. with his staff
left early today far Columbia. tw, nty-
four miles. from Nuevo Laredo. il being
said that place was threatened I'M THE
rebels.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
Rebels Bombard Tampico Beach Today
u. S. Airship Shenandoah
Weathers Terrific Storm
With Very Slight Damage

most stubborn clement of nature, a wine
hat blew " miles an hour at times
This lale twisted the rant craft f on
b = towering mporing mast Al G:5.
o'clock last night and swept htr on
mai ch: sc up tie Atlantic coast II
Staten Island. New York City. where
Csrta.a Anton Helm .in command
VII She broke away. turned h.r noss
into the teeth ~ the storm and maneu-
vered her back to her hom port.
Not q man in htr crew " - was IN.
inred, not a man was dowa heart,d Il
Each a them declared II was the finest
trip h. ever made and each was loud H.
m praise of the navys pride The,
tosk II as Joke and won the envy 81
heir mates who hal watched them
dr.it away into the darkness.
Th ship herself LILY IN hfr hangar
like naughty school hoy whose truancy
mad brourh him in luck Her nose VA.
hattie ed and she was somewhat scratch
sd np. A hasty Inspection show, Il tina
h, front castells. or gas bags had col
laps when she was torn away hy the
wind; the covering of her upper fin
had be stripped off and wrapped
around the rudd,r. making the craft ~.
ce iingly difficult to steer, while
there was slight damage u h,r outer
cove.ing. the material being rent nearly
up to her nose.
Captain lieincn. who had $ en- the
Sh, nandoah huilt. and who had tried
out more than 100 other aircraft on
their maiden voyage. said after Nv
landed that without a doubt the navy
craft WAS the strongest construct
cr-ft of her type ever made.
DO not believe any ether ship in
which | have flown would have sue
cessfully gone through Nj. gale she did
last night. h. said '.Th. re- Is not i bit
~ doubt that She will successfully com
plete her. Polar region flight planned
for next month. We viii not likely x
pcrience such terrific storm as was
aging along thu Atlantic coast yes;er-
day VI we ID We can easily enough run
around il.
We had ia ship under perfect con
troll within five minutes after the nose
cap WAS torn off We rose 500 feet and
continued flying AT that elevation until
we reache q the coast near Sumnits ~
Continued on Page -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
Official Weather Reports

Brownsville and vicinity: Cloudy with
rain tonight and probably Friday; cold
er.
East Texas: Cloudy tonight; snow in
northwest and rain in southwest por.
fions and on the coast; colder except in
northwest portion: freezing except on
ths coast and in the lower Rio Gsande
Valley. Friday local rains and warmer.
light 10 moderate northeast winds on
the coast
Weather Conditions
Moderately high pressure covered
che entire region from the Rockies
- the Appalachian Mountains. with
Moderately low pressure over the north
ps9;fic coast states Precipitation oc-
-,,red within the last "a hours over
a,,heastern and eastern states and at
ss,,ered places in the Plains states. II
- much colder this morning from
.hs Texas Panhandle and Oklahoma
n,,heastward 10 Lake Michigan. and
s,Ssr throughout the eastern and
S...hern states except southern Texas.
TIE lowest temperature last night at
- stations ranged from at Am
.,,,o 70 so at Corpus Christi.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
Claims Obregon
Forces Organize
Red Battalions'

WASHINGTON. Jan. I7-Charging
red hatialions~ are being organized in
Mexico with the approval of President
Obrcgon and have appeared under the
soviet colors. red and black. Enrique
Seldner, representing the dc n Hucria
revolutionary forces in 4 statement i'll
sued here today charged that the
Obregon Gales regime il - tainted
with red tendencies that Mexico would
be converted into soviet state domin-
ated by Moscow
The pepole Of the United States. N
said Seldner in his statement. ~arc not
aware that with the assent Of Obregon.
Gales l. openly organizing red batta-
lions recruited from the lowest classes
from which his officers are likewise
selected. lie is assembling at his head
quarters IN San Luis potosi several
hundred Of these men who are being
armed with the rifles and cartridges re-
Gently purchased from the United
States government.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
FINANCIAL EXPERTS
CONFER WITH DAWES

PARIS. Ian. H.. The experts of the
first committee investigating into Ger
many'S financial ,unditinn ana resources
spent the morning in private conference
under Chairman Charles G Dawes while
their assistant experts continued 10
f"lvr into the mass nf documentary in
formation placed at their disposal.
Under the direction NJ Rufus q.
Dawes. chief &c staff the expert assist
ants with the American delegation. the
Americans have already gone through
many hgih piles nf d. uments. hut still
have 4 Formidable huk ~ documentary
matter before them for examination
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17

Huasteca district The insurgents had
fortified the place but after four hours
of fighting they were routed with the
loss of many killed and wounded and
considerable WAR material.
The rebels have released represents
tivcs ~ the Huastcca Petroleum com
pany whom they had jailed in Tuxpam
for non-paymrnt ~ taxes
II is known here that the revolution
aries have received orders t0 waste no
munitions because of the embargo plae-
"a hy the United States On all ship
ments of war material 10 tire insur-
gents.
Conditions in TamaulipaS are return
ing onormal with the flight of ex-
Governor az Lara The new governor
has reduced the taxes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
EXPECT STATEMENT
FROM HENRY FORD.
ON MUSCLE SHOALS

WASHINGTON. Ian. Il \ predir
tinn that Henry Ford within few days
will make definite statement n tn
whether ~ wonli ~ willing ~ take over
the governments nitrate project at
Mus L. shoals Ala. was made today IN
Chairman Kahn Of the house military
committee AZ Il hearing on the question
Mr.. Kahn gave no details to the ON
mittee.
Chairman Kahn told the house mill
tary committee to-day that ~ had been
assured "cIean cut statement wonl'
IL forthcoming from the Fo interests
bv n <. Tuesday defining their pr, sent
attitude toward Muscle shoals
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17

NEW YORK. Jan. Ia. Enrique Scld-
ntr. preventative VIZ thr ie a Huerta
government. and styling himself consul
gen ral M the provisional government
of Mexico. today served noti'. IN the
Association of Producers NJ Petrol um
in Mexico that the payment Of oil taxes
to the provisions rc.trnmcr' wns sane
toned ~ both pr, ,ccdcnt and int rnai3n-
III law. lie also 4 clarcd that the pay
ment of such taxes "a tie Obrcgon gov
eminent would hc considered Mn the
provisional r3ssrnr ". ~ an illegal Wy. =
unfricndly act
The II II payment OF taxes Is due
January ~ Whether ii will he made "A
Ne Obrcgon W provisional government
will ~ decided after an Interpretation
of international law " mad Nv counsel
for the association. il was said today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
ENCLAND'S POLICY
TOWARD MEXICO TO
: FOLLOW THAT OF u. 5.

LONDON, Jan 1T.---England will rec
o9nize Mexico only after the United
states has accorded full recognition 20
that country, it was declared in au-
thoritative quarters here. The present
government. II is said. has no intention
of sending confidential agent or any
other representative overseas to dis
euss this question. az reports from the
other side have indicated.
Apart from the question Of sxpediency
or inexpediency Of the recognition OF
Mexico at this time Il is realized here
II would be futile for the present cabi-
ne, 10 initiate negotiations in that 81
rection in view Of the short lite the
Baldwin gov. hmens has in prospect.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17

FORT WORTH Texas. Jan. 1T.-Ar-
gnmeniS began today IN the trial "a
Ralph Nancil. member of we'll known
West Texas family and son IL pioneer
cattle man. who u accused of killing has
eight day old baby. The child was born
IN \ Fort Worth hospital few weeks
after the marriage If Naneil and TEelma
Spann. member ~ prominent Eallingrr
family AMI college girl
NanciI. On the witness stand this morn
ing Said
II buried tie body NJ my baby ~ pre-
vent other persons from knowing the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
ALASKAN VOLCANO
ERUPTS, ISLANDERS
MAKE THEIR ESCAPE

STEAMSHIP LATOUCHE. via 81.
Paul Island Alaska Jan 1.-THE In
habitants of BcIfofksky and vicinity r.
ported that "A severe earthquake occur
rsd ~ 1880 Tus sday morning The
southern edge M Pavlof Volcano blew
off. BeIfofsky " on the Alaska PENN
sula St. Paul Island in tne M the Fri
blot Islsnds.
The shock lasted seven minutes.
Pavlof. since thu edge blew off. has
been emitting steam and smoke dense
ly.
The people in Belfofsky left their
houses in safety.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
!. NEW YORK CITY
HIT LAST NIGHT
BY HARD STORM
Five Deaths Reported, and
Much Damage to Shipping.
Sub-Zero Weather Again
Strikes Northwest

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-One Of the
most severe January wind AMI rain
storms that has struck New York City
and vicinity in years. had subsidized today
after causing indirectly five deaths. con
siderable property loss ann damage to
small shipping in the harbor and along
the New Jersey coast.
Two unidentified vessels were reported
in distress. -Four men aud woman
missing after the sinking Of a barge off
Long Branch, y. J.
The deaths were due 10 traffic ac-
cidents. More than score of pedes-
frians were slightly hurt.
Damage estimated at thousands Of
dollars was caused by smashing Of
plate glass, windows and electric signs.
The wind reached velocity. Of 30 miles
an hour
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
No Blockade On Tampico Port

~ - FH777TT''FFE ~ I'T"F
TAMPICO. Jan. 1.-THE blockade Of
the port of Tampico. which Adolfo az
Ia Hucrta. revolutionary leader. said
would begin yesterday. did not become
effective.
The rebels continue active in the
Huasteca oil region General Jose
Moran. i'll charge ~ the insurgent
forces in the oil territory made an at
tempt yesterday to take petroleum
camp which federal forces under Cen
eral Espinosa Cordoba had fortified
but the revolutionaries were defeated
after fight
Fifteen hundred federals arrived here
last night 90 reinforce the regulars who
are endeavorng to clear the Huasteca
region Of insurgents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
JOHNSON IN MICIGAN

DETROIT. Jan. l7.-IIiram Johnson.
United States nator from California.
arrived IN Detroit today to open his
campaign for the republican presiden-
tial nomination in the state that four
years ago east its preferential primary
vote for him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
PROPOSE INVESTIGATION
OF GEN. LEONARD WOOD
sRy The Associated Press.A

WASHINGTON. Jan i7.-conrrcs-
sional investigation of the administra-
lion Of Major General Leonard Wood as
governor general OF the Philippines,
and Of the stock transactions "a his son.
Lieutenant osborn g. Wood. W. =. A.,
was proposed in resolution today by
Senator Ladd, republican, North Dakota,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH

GREENVILLE. T xas. Jan. 17.-Ruby
Lee aged th 'ce yeas and Mavbsf. 's+a
wears old. daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
T. Spencer. were burned % death AZ tn
Spencer home which was destroyed by
fire early today a, Floyd, near here.
tn, cause Of the fire has not been as
ccrtaincd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
CARTooNIsT COINS NEW WORD

'nS the ASSOCIATED ffeSSl
BERLIN. Jan. IT. cartoonist in
Berlin not long since created in his
pictures \ family of prcfitccrs and
named them ~Raffkcs~ Bediamoned.
overfcd and ovordrt ssed. he pictured
their doings. and IN music halls were
not Slow 70 take ar TIE idea. Then 4
play was written about tn "Iaffkes. "
and duly presented on the stare. and
today the name IS used all ov r Ger
many 10 designate those who are be-
l:cved 20 profit unduly
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
SOCIETY WOMAN SWORE TOO
PROFUSELY AND IS EXCUSED
FROM JURY DUTY BY COURT

justification for II. If the men Of the
inry are permitted 20 smoke the
cheapest cigars they can buy until
the air Is blue and 10 spit all over
the place. think there was nothing
very wrong in my swearing. ] don't
know any Law against H. I asked the
iud-e If he did and he said he didn't
II admit | called the other jurors
ignoramuscs and one man fool and
another n boob"
Mrs. Weber took an active psIs in
promoting the law under which wo-
men were eligible for jury duty In
Oregon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
nv The Associated PresS.)


PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. i7--Mrs-
Louise Palmer Weber. prominent So
ciefy and clubwoman Of Portland was
excused yesterday from the January
jury panel "becanse she sworr pro-
fuscly in the circuit courtroom" ac-
cording Ia the attaches Of the court
and Mrs. Weher's own admission
Mrs. Weber. IL was said. was excused
at her own request.
IL make no denial that ! swore.'
Mrs. Weber said after a conference
with Judge TazwelI and other jurors.
II swore like q pirate and there was
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17

TAMPc0 Mexico the n Hucrta rebellion are
and
ere by Sea.
strength M the Orgon riith oil
rebels
brisk nj
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
MICHIGAN WILL GIVE
PRO LAW OFFICERS
FAR GREATER POWERS

JACKSON. Miss. Jan. lT.-A bill Civ
ing prohibition law enforcement Off
GERS the right ~ institute prosecutions
against moonshiners without waiting
for grand juries w indict 0r district at-
torneys TO act was passed by The senate
VI the Mississippi legislature yester-
day.
The Bill makes possession Of " still
or parts thereof prima facie evidence Of
guilt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
AMHERST DIVIDES POLITICALLY

AMHERST. Mass. Jnn- 11--Not-
withssandng that President Coolidge w
an Amherst alumnns. he IL not receiv-
Ing undivided support from the under
graduates.
Both republican and democratic clubs
have been formed among the students
within the Iast few days aud the demo-
cratic organization was said today 60
show the larger membership.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
TEAPOT DOME
INVESTIGATION
AT STANDSTILL
Caraway Accusations against
Former Secretary Fall will
be Investigated by Com
mittee Later

NASlllNGTuN- Jan. I'LL The sen
ai"'S Teapot Dome investigation. which
inspired sensational speech on the sen
atr floor yesterday NV senator Caraway.
democrat Arkansas. will probably remain
nv sTand-till f0r several DAYS.
Meantime. members of the public lands
committee. w charge w the inquiry. viii
canvass fhe situation to determine
whether ~ would wv advisable to again
summon Albert H. FALL former sei retary
vt INV Interior. accused by Senator Cara
Way of having sold the nayys oil re-
serve fur corrupt consideration and
nj having told q -willful and deliberate
fnlSehood to thr committee when II
sought tn determine the source 0f certain
funds NV obtained WV purchase ranch
property In New Mexico.
Chairman I-rnrupt left Washington
last night and until b. returns next week
there Will MY nu meeting WI the com
mittee. When a meeting j. called Sen
atur Walsh. democrat Montana. will
make report on his recent trip to
Florida NM examine Edward n. Mclean.
the Washington newspaper publisher.
from whom Mr. Fall said he borrowed
<luOUuO. senator Walsh said today
he would Ak the committee ~ recall
thr former interior secretary.
NEW ORLEANS. Ian. 17.-Albcrt w.
Fall, former NM refary of The interior.
accompanied hy Mrs FAN. arrived in
New Orleans from Florida yesterday and
wrr" quartrrrh today NJ local hotel
whore the former secretary H. reported
hy Mrs. Hall WY br ill
When newspaper men called M the
hotel to inquire ~ Mr. Fan wished to my
anything regarding the attack yesterday
I'M thr senate un rhp former secretary
~ senator CaraWay ~ Arkansas. ID con
nrcti0n with the leasing VI the Teapot
Dome oil reserve Mrs. FAN Informed
them that her husband was fatgued ami
was too ill IN see them. She said. how
ever. Sh.. ,lih nui think hc would care 60
make reply wv senator Carawny's re-
marks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
RADIO FROM OIL TANKER
REPORTS FIRST ASSAULT
ON PRINCIPAL GULF PORT

HOUSTON Jan I7cunboats of the Mexican rebel factions
Do"hadnE the beach a 10
message picked up by Station wEAi" here shortly
tudah
reported
picked M
Sinclair oil ~
About Fifteen shots fired
d he obta aimed ~ ~
The Thaser reported jus off ampico
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-17
viii Not Discuss Loan

MEXICO CITY. Jan. IL Radio to
the IT. Worth Telegram Albert
PAM. secretary VI the treasury. when
asked regarding the reported negotia-
tions between 4 group " United States
bankers and the 0breeon government
W t0 loan involving $2a 100000. said
that the government has several fin
ancial projects under consideration. but
as yet nothing definite has been decid-
IA upon, and ann unable to discuss the
matter At present"
Preliminary treasury department cS-
Inmates Fix the governments 1928 reve-
nucs al approximately two hundred and
eighty million pesos with the revised
budget expenditures. exclusive of debt
obligations. al two hundred and ten
millions pesuS-
The balance Is expected TO be more
than sufficient ~ meet foreign and in
terror debt payments.
Form Espionage Group
MEXICO CITY. Jan. lT.-t Radio 10
the Associated Press s)-An organization
tCnnfinued On page twn.l