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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20
Bishop Is
Chief Speaker At
Mission Rotary

MISSION. Nov. 20.-Judge Horace
n. Bishop gave the principal address
of the day at the Rotary luncheon
Monday. X being a vocational ser
vice talk. This Is one Of a series Of
vocational addresses made by each
Individual club in this 47th district
TO be sent 10 the governor Of the
district for examination in a con-
test OF vocational service work.
A report was made 81 Will Wood
on a trip made By him as representa-
tive for this club al & meeting i'm
Monterrey. Mexico. last Saturday.
this meeting being of an in~terna-
tional order. also sponsored by the
4Tth district In the interest OF Ro-
tary International.
Rev. Carl. pastor II the First
Methodist church here. Mr. and Mrs.
y. r. Montgomery aud q. ". Camp
bell of MeAller "a e guests of the
local club.
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his associates cannot be computed N
exact figures. IL il said the total
will be around S7.OOo.cO and sen.
coo. 1000.
After years Of prospecting Cars
Son turned 10 the study or chem
istry and engineering. The furnace
was the result. The copper cons
panies cOnteuded II was based on an
old principle and Carson was not er-
titled 70 ROYALTIES.
Penriless. Carson formed thc far-
son Investment company 90 pres.
claims against the copper .prolug-
rrs and stock was sold IN lirarr
the litigation.
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RAIL OFFICIALS ON
TRIP IN NORTH TEXAS

DALLAS. Nov. 20.-E-A special
train bearing President J.. T.. Lam
caster Of the Texas a Pacific rail-
road and Missouri Pacific executives
left Texarkana today for Fort Worth.
where il is scheduled TO arrive ut
$50 o'clock tonight.
The special was travelling over the
Denton division Of the II. & p, ~
way of Bonham and sherman.
Purpose Of the trip was not di-
vflyad
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McCloskey Wins,
Court Declares

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Nov. POP
County Judge Augustus J.. McClos-
key. democrat, VAS declared elected
to congress from the fourteenth dis
trict by n majority Of 500 votes over
the republican i~nCumoent. Harry VI.
Wurzbach. when the Bexar county
commissioners court finished its
official canvass of the Bcxar county
vote today.
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LETTER-GRAPH

You can. reproduce tipping. writing
~ drawing with his new Rotary
Letter-graph. Accommodates any
size sheet from post card size to sX
-. Requires no experience or skill
70 operate. AS easy as writing On q
tvpewriter. And ID Is the lowest
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collect. Delta office Furniture CO.
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CAMPBELL INSPECTS
CUSTOM

Condition of the Brownsville Gus
toms offices are excellent. according
10 Roy Campbell. collector or Gus
toms for the San Antonio district
who was in Brownsville Tuesday.
This is the second visit Camp
bell has made 10 this city during
the past week.
He will return To San Antonio TO-
night.
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NAME REPRESENTATIONS

NEAICO CITY, Nov. 2O.-IP-The
foreign office has instructed Manuel
Teller. Mexican ambassador 10 Wash
ington. 70 obtai n~information regard
ing the lynching or Rafael Benevidas.
Mexican s~heepherder. az Pennington.
New Mexico, last Friday.
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TAKING REST
DURING TRIP
President Elect Con-
fers With Fletcher
AS Maryland Sails
Down Coast

Y. s. 6. MARYLAND. ENROUTE
TO CORINTO. Nicaragua. Nov. 90
tPl-Now that he has had time to
get his sea legs. Presid intellect
Hoover. enroute to the republics Of
Latin America on n mission Of good
will and understanding today was
enjoying himself on s~hipboard ana
Tor the next few days will give him
self almost entirely 70 rest.
As.the shin moved down the coast
Of lower California yesterday, Mr..
Hoover conferred at length with
Henry p. Fletcher. American am
bassador to Italy and a student Of
Latin-American affairs. concerning
details OF the itinerary Of his trip.
Because Of the pressing character
Of the invitations which have come
from every one Of the Central and
South American republics the presI-
dent-elect wishes 20 visit a. many
countries a. possible IN the limited
time at his disposal. In order to do
this, he IS now considering foregoing
a projected inspection Of the Panama
canal. While Corinto Is his first
stop. Mr.. Hoover may drive thence
to Tegucigalpa. Honduras.
Both Mr.. Hoover an Mrs. II ,over
find keen interest in watching the
activity on shipb0ard.
Mr.. Hoover b. keeping i'm close
touch with the world by radio.
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MP WEALTH To CATHEDRAL

LIVERPOOL- Mrs. v NJ. Mos'
has given practically all the sloO'
600 estate left her by her husband
10 repair Liverpool Cathedral.
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White Space

You buy white space" in " .lh-
LEGATION iu which to place your aOter.
Are you wasting space2 Are you sure
that no better advertisement could ha
prepared TO fill that space Th
Agency in composed of mon wta
wears Of experience NV urCpgri r
advertisements with "a purpose
RESULTS, ASH any ~ GU clients.
James Advertising Agency
Hidalgo Bank Bldg. Mcrccdg..
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RE-

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-F
Eugene A. Eckert. of Illinois. Wa I.
elected chairman W. the eNecu.
committee or the National Ganrc n
Il brief session today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20

Nisiting-E. n. White. member Of
the Atlantic City aero club. has ar
rived IN Brownsville 20 spend a few
weeks vacation. He was high IN hi
praise Of the city's municipal airport
which he claims will be. when com
pleted, one of the finest in the south
and of international Importance.
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WEATHER BULLETIN

First figure lowest temperature
last night; second. highest tempera-
yesterday; third. wind velocity
AZ : a. m.; fourth. rainfall past -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20

Move Soon-Brownsville fire de-
partment companies stationed IN the
ola central fire station viii move into
their new quarters in the recently
completed $4,000 fire station within
the next few days. according TO Fire
CHIEF Roy Weller. installation Of the
fire alarm system will begin about
January II.
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All Kinds o. feed at hardtime prize
es.-Nalley Bonded Warehouse a.
Storage Co.-Adv. II.
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30 FREEZE TO DEATH

TOBOLSK. Siberia-Thirty Rus
sian pilgrims caught in a blizzard
were frozen TO death.
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OH. OUTPUT CONSTANT

TULSA, Okla, Nov. 20.-tPI-The
estimated daily average production
Of light and heavy gravity oil in the
United States during the week ending
towards constancy. according TO the
current report Of the oil and gas
journal. A total decrease of only GIG
barrels was estimated for an fields
with a nominal increase cf 1870 bar
reis i'm light oils alone.
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Watch for our Thanksgiving event.
Libby s-Advertissment t22l
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Dickey's old Reliable Eye Water
cools and heals red eyes. Doesn't
hurt. Red folding box. All drug.
Ei1ts.-Adv. III
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IL You Have anything to haul OF
store, phone 2~7S.-Valley Bonded
Warehouse 4 Storage Co.-Adv. IL.
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To te HONORABLE COMMISSIONERS COURT or CAMERON COUNTY, TEXAS:
4 beg to- report having checked the Quarterly Report Of the County treasurer. Mr
Balances shown therein with the Certified Statement Of the County Depository The
/ hereby cerTy that the balances shown by the said Statement are ORREC
4 further certify that the Receipts and Disbursements during the Fiscal Quarter
County AZ the close d business October Ri, 1928, are correctly shown below.
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CITY BRIEFS
Stated Communication. Rio Grande

Rio Grande
lodge No. 81. A. r. & A. NJ.
will be held at Masonic
at 1880 o'clock this
Tuesday. All mem
bers requested and visiting
brethren fraternally invited
Sam y. Hughston. ". NJ.
All, Secy. ADV. g..
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China j. buying handouts IN Biz
England.
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Fresh Sea Foods arriving daily.
Best meat ~ be had at Sanitary Fish
and Meat Market. 9th and Elizabeth.
We deliver, phone l3T0.-adv. %.
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Fine Hats for SD and s. al Amayas
Millinery. Come and see them. Adj
ans st. near Herald office.-ady. no.
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Tourists Arriving-The Browns.
Chamber ~ Commerce announced
Tuesday that winter tourists had be.
gun coming into Brownsville N
"hordes.' Each day, 20 To 30 tourists
report AZ the chamber or commerce
and AZ present X looks - though
Brownsville IL going 70 enjoy her
biggest tourist eason this year.
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You Call 27S. We haul.-Vallev
Bonded Warehouse & Storage Co..
Adv. tf.
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CoNrERs WITH FLETCHER

AONfEkS WITH fItitHER
Once the Maryland had cleared San
Pedro. the president-elect went into
conference with Henry +. Fletcher.
American ambassador to Italy and
a student Of Latin-American affairs.
With his aid. Mr.. Hoover hoped TO
be a0le to complete his itinerary.
Honduras and Guatemala we're an
der consideration in addition 10 Co
%rinto, Nicaragua. where Mr. Hoover
will certainly stop.
The battleship Will be his head
quarters until he journeys across
the Andes from Chile. Christmas
will be spent either IN Buenos Aires
or Rio JancirO.
Nr. Hoover has not yet decided
whether he viii stay in Florida be-
fore going TO Washington for his
inauguration. he received invitations
from r number of Florida cities and
offers OF several homes in Miami
and elsewhere.
Weather Fine
The president-elect has been fav-
ored with splendid weather since
leaving San Pedro. Yesterday. The
Maryland Wa running down the
coast at Is knots and a slight ground
swell as well as the motion Of the
ship was scarcely ~perceptiblc. 50
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New Skirts compose circular mod
Ell. Lihbys - Advertisement l22l
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Ringworm.-One bottle % Imperial
Eczema Remedy i guaranteed 10 be
'nough for any Ease. All druggists
are authorized 10 refund your money
7 IL failS-Adv. ~
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For Solicitation seed cake. -. r.
Barrcda. Brownsville. TeNaS.-Ady.
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S%&%% worm before me- this the 9th day %N%GE a "sp M &@r% Notary F%sh and %%@
OSCAR G. DMCE COUNTY JUDGE Presiding
q LRonE COMMISSIONER nh M1 sH
A. ~ LOAN COMMISSIONER PwmrNo LF
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LATE BULLETINS
I KILLED, 20 HURT IN MOVIE CRASH

CUNEo Italy. July 12AP)Four killed
the collapse
Firemen soldiers militia carabne modified the victims
from the ruins Queen Helena vacation hurried
the hospital TO aid the injured.
LIGHTNING KILLS COTTON CHOPPER NEAR DENTON
DENTON. Tex,
today when struck BY lightning while opping in field his
home at Greenvalley, three miles northeast Of here.
YOUTH HIT BY TRAIN NEAR SHERMAN DIES
SHERMAN, and
r. MCarty, died
a southeast of here.
ST LOUIS PAINTER STABS DEATH AND KILLS SELF
ST LOUIS July 12(AP)Aer bbng his wife death Charles
elderly and
bodies
floor Police by neghbor
due partially to Ill health and drinking
NORWAY BEATS L. S. SAILING VESSEL TROPHY
SANDMAN Sweden July l2AP-Noway
the American final the series
NATIONAL GUARD AT PALACIOS TO BE BOMBED FROM AIR
GALVESTON Tex July AP)Members Of the Texas national
holding their Paos will be
the the Eighth and Nine
quadrons will aviators will
"bomb" the dOughboys for 80 minutes.
EARL SMITH, FREED PIRATES, SIGNED CARDS
LOUIS July 2AP)-EarI
by the Pittsburgh the
Cardinals He uniform this afternoon No
details Of contract
GENERAL MOTORS TO DISTRIBUTE AUTOS IN
DETROIT July 12(AP)The corporation to
distribute 100000 automobiles selling approximately
billion dollars during the according Alfred Sloan
the corporation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-12
KSREFUCE
FROM ENEMIES
Convicted Murd erer
Held Here For De-
portation

Manuel Galinda, convicted Of mur-
der at Linares, Mexico, and who
made his escape from Mexican Of
ficers, is now held in the Cameron
county jail by immigration officials.
Deportation proceedings have been
started, and as Galinda admits he
had been convicted OF a felony in
Mexico, he will probably be deported
or turned over to Mexican officials.
According to Galinda's version, as
given immigration officers, he was
convicted of murder and sentenced TO
seven years in the Mexican prison at
Llnares. Relatives Of the murdered
man gained admittsnce to the prison
and shot and wounded him. After Q
gun battle in which the prison guards
finally elected and dispersed the
would-be lynchers. the wounded man
was permitted TO 50 home to recover
from his injuries. Later he escaped
to the American side Of the Rio
Grande and was arrested by federal
officers. The immigration law pro-
vides that no person convicted of a
felony can gain legal entrance to this
country.
Several friends of the alien have
presented requests that he be per-
mitted to remain on the American
side, asserting that he will be slain
by relatives Of the murdered man II
he crosses the Rio Grande. He will
probably be turned over to the
Mexican officers and taken back 10
the Linares jail under a heavy guard
to prevent an attack, officers stated.
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ToStop Reserve
Head Custer Move

DALLAS, July 12.-tPl-That no
further personal effort lo oust Lynn
P. Talley. governor Of the Dallas
federal reserve bank. will be con-
Quoted by j. p. Williams Of Mineral
Wells and other member bankers
was revealed in a statement made by
Mr. Williams today lt the annual
meeting Of stockholders Of the Dali
las District bank.
Over 800 bankers Of the eleventh
federal reserve district were pres
ent to discuss ways and means Of
bettering relations between the fed
eral reserve bank and member banks.
Aside from the statement Of Mr..
Williams. in which he explained that
while he had decided to drop the per-
sonal fight against Mr.. Talley he
had not altered his personal opinion
in the case. there was no sign Of
antagonism toward the district gov
ernor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-12
YOUNG GOLFER
HOLES IN One
Harrison, Brownsville,
Defeated z and | By
Freeport Lad

HOUSTON, Texas, July 12.-tP)-
Dick Gregg Of Houston, playing in
the first round of the Texas Junior
Golf association championship tour
nament here today, got hole in one
from the third tee in his match
against Bill Station of Waco. Gregg
defeated Station, 6 up and to play.
Gregg used a midiron for the tee
shot on the 1s0-yard hole, and his
ball struck the green and rolled into
the cup. Station took q par 8.
Rene Muller, Jr., OF Galveston, the
medalist in yesterdays qualifying
round. came through with a victory
over Tony Butler Of Port Arthur.
and l. Jimmy Morgan of San An
tonic was forced to play an extra hole
in his match with George Shepherd
Of Houston, finally winning when
Shepherd missed two short puts,
either Of which would have given him
a win.
George Cummins Of Corpus Christi.
another favorite, met defeat at the
hands Of @. Styart Goodwin, Jr., Of
Galveston, and 2. Lefty" Stack
house Of Mexia, a star OF last years
tournament, lost to Joe Greenwood of
Houston, and 2. while Newton Pad
gift of Waco dcwned Bernard Schrie-
yer of San Antonio, and 2.
Felix Mcknight Of San Antonio,
went out to Ed Connor Of Dallas,
and s.
Other first flight results:
Bill Drake, Austin, defeated Edgar
o. Quinn, San Antonio, 8 and l.;
Earl Gammage, Houston, defeated "A.
Smith, Houston, 3 and 2; E. Berkley,
Austin, defeated j. McCardle, Hous-
ton, and 8; Baxter Moody, Houston.
defeated Billy Cook, Dallas, I and 8;
d. Guidry, Orange, defeated Henry
Edmundson, Houston. and 2; D. W.
Graves, Houston, defeated Jack Gug-
genheim, San Antonio, and 4; Mar
vim Bryan, Freeport, defeated Stewart
Harrison, Brownsville, and i; Billy
Phillips, Houston, defeated Dick Tur-
ner. McAllen, up; F. Andrews,
Houston. defeated Gerald Hill, Aus
tin, up.
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.INJUNCTIONT TO
GET name ON
TICKETDENIED
Committee Upheld by
Kent In Contention
1t Has Power to Bar
Party Boilers

Appeal Of Thomas B. Love from
the decision of the civil district
court here in which he was denied
a mandatory injunction requiring the
county democratic executive commit
tee to place his name on the pri-
mary ballot TO be used at the COM
ing election is expected to be filed
before the fourth court Of civil ap-
peals in San Antonio Friday or Sat
urday. A decision is expected al
most Immediately.
Judge A. NJ. Kent, before whom
the pleadings Of Love were present
ed. late Wednesday rendered a deci-
sion that the statutes do not compel
the committee to place the name OF
Love. candidate for lieuIenant gov
ernor Of Texas. on the ballot.
kilograms were received Tuesday
and Wednesday by Judge V. ". Tay-
lor. Cameron county chairman from
a number of county cha.Tmen in va
rious parts OF the state 70 the ef-
feet that their primary committees
had recessed at the regular meeting
Monday and they were awaiting the
outcome of the test case in Cam
eron county. indicating that in the
event the decision of the district
court is sustained by the appeals
court Mr.. Loves name will be ruled
off the ballot in a number of eoun-
ties.
Filing Of the application brouEh,
on an interesting legal battle. Mr.
Love was represented BY Judge Sam.
uel Spears of San Benito. Seabury
George & Taylor and Judge Jas. A
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EX-SHERIFFTO
RETURN FROM
PRISON TODAY
Auto Caravan to Meet
Former Officer AS
Escort; New Auto to
Be Given at Fete

"A royal welcome awaits Raymond
Teller, former sheriff of Willacy
county, who will arrive home Thurs
day from San Antonio, where he has
been with relatives since his release
from the federal penitentiary az
Leavenworth, kansas, on July 4.
According 70 plans announced BY
his friends, Teller's homecoming will
be an ovation. Accompanied By his
wife he left San Antonio in an auto
mobile early Thursday morning, and
will be met at the Red Gate on the
Edinburg- -Falfurrias highway BY 40
or 50 cars which will escort him TO
I'll ChapOte ranch, where over 500
Of his friends are expected TO gather
Tor the homecoming event.
Teller was convicted at Corpus
Christi IN February. 1927, on a peon-
age charge and later sentenced BY
Judge J. q. Hutcheson 10 is months
IN the federal penitentiary. Three
other men, convicted mt the same
time, were sentenced to shorter
terms.
To Get Auto
After his release from the federal
prison on July 4, he Immediately pro-
eeded to San Antonio where he was
met by his wife. They remained in
that city with relatives, leaving for
Willaey county Thursday morning.
Admiring friends of the former
sheriff have purchased a 1928 model
sedan TO be presented at the home
coming rs n token Of their regard.
Over 200 subscribed 10 raise the
funds for the purchase OF this tes-
timonial Of their friendship for the
former peace officer.
Elaborate plans for the watermelon
FEAST and homecoming at El ChapOto
ranch were completed Wednesday
upon receipt of a telegram announc-
ing that the former sheriff and his
wife would leave San Antonio for
hlilaey county Thursday morning.
Telephones and messengers carried
the news 70 all parts of the county
with invitations that friends Of Teller
gather Mt the ranch to extend their
welcome. Assurances we're received
that at least 600 would be present, in
cluding many OF Teller's friends from
Cameron and Hidalgo county.
Trial at Corpus
Teller was elected sheriff Of Will
lacy county after one Of the hardest
and most bitter campaigns ever
waged in South Texas. Shortly after
the cotton season Of 1926, he and sew
eral Of his deputies were arrested
by federal officers upon peonage
charges. The case was tried az Cor
pus Christi, resulting in conviction
OF all but two OF the defendants.
When Teller left Raymcndville for
Leavenworth hundreds of friendS
gathered az the depot ~ extend their
sympathy and assurances of friend
ship. At that time he stated that as
soon as he had served his term hs
would return TO Raymondville, 10 re-
side among his old friends. His wife
has remained in that city to keen
the home fires burning" as she ex-
pressed IL, and was the first 70 vel
come him when he was released from
the federal prison.
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ROADDISTRICT
VOTING BONDS
Big Majority Is Seen
For Pharr-San Juan
Million Issue

PHARR, July 12.-Voting was brisk
here this morning and reported to be
approximately nine to one for the is
suance Of SI,O0O,OOO in bonds for
construction Of highways in the
Pharr-San Juan road district.
o. S. Celt, judge Of the Pharr box.
reported approximately 200 votes
cast at noon and Joe Waite, Judge at
San Juan reported a proportionately
heavy poll there.
Passage of this bond issue will give
this district network Of paved high
ways that will make it second to none
In the county in point Of first class
roads.
The roadwsys which are 70 Be con-
structed upon passage Of this issue
have been so planned that no 4O-acre
tract of land situated between the
north and south bounds of the dis
trict will be more than one-half mile
from a paved highway, proponents
said.
This new system will compromjse
approximately so miles of pavement.
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ICE FATAL TO
DR.. MALMCREN,
.NOTEDEXPERT
Icebreaker Krassin Is
Successful In Effort
To Reach Party; |
Filler Is Lost
Copyright, 1928, BY The Associated
Pregs1

Copyright, 1928, BY The Associated
Press).
ABOARD RUSSIAN ICEBREAKER
KRASSIN, July 12.-GPJ-Given up
for dead for six weeks, two of the
three members Of the Italia's walk
ing party were rescued today By the
icebreaker Krassin.
The third member, DR.. Finn Malm-
gren, noted Swedish meteorologist
and scientist was found dead, the
victim Of the bitter struggle since
May 80 against the terrors of the
Arctic.
The rescued members Of the party
were Captain Alberto Mariana, pi-
lot Of the ill-fated Italia, and Cap
tain Filippo Zappi. the navigator.
Dr.. Malmgren Dead Month
Captains Mariana and Zappi are
now aboard the Krassin. Both were
IN an exhausted, half-frozen and
starved state when they were snatch
ed from what had seemed certain
death for many weeks. Captain Ma
ramos leg was frozen, but his COM
panion was quite we'll.
Or. Malmgren died a month ago
but his two companions, faithful 10
their dead comrade, had kept his
body and this was taken aboard the
Krassin today.
The Russian icebreaker, as soor
as 1t had rescued the two Italians
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